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Employment Articles in Hayward, Wisconsin by Brad Karsh
Becoming a Valuable Team Player in the Office
by Brad Karsh - Dec, 2013
Unless you have been living under a rock in the last few weeks, you know that sports have been all the rage. The Chicago Blackhawks clenched the Stanley Cup, NBA finals are heating up the courts, the World Cup is in full swing, and baseball fans across the country are rooting for their home teams. All of this talk of sports has made the JobBound team think about what makes a good team in the workplace. The answer is synonymous...
Finding the Good in Your Summer Job
by Brad Karsh - Dec, 2013
Let's face it, the job outlook for teens and college students wasn't pretty for summer 2010. The unemployment rate for teens reached a record 26%, leaving many students taking whatever position they could get to make money. Now that summer is coming to a close, you may be wondering how you will translate your less than desirable experiences on a resume or at an interview in a way that will impress employers. We have fi...
Mastering the Behavioral Interview Question
by Brad Karsh - Dec, 2013
The Class of 2010 has commenced, and there are hundreds of thousands eager, ambitious, hard working graduates hitting the pavement looking for a job. Everyone has great experiences that would make them outstanding for certain positions. Employers value these experiences - but more so, they value the ability to talk about these experiences. Hence, the behavioral interview question! Yes, these probing questions are awkward and s...
4 Steps to Landing a Job this Holiday Season
by Brad Karsh - Dec, 2013
Midterms are over and before you know it you'll be headed home for Thanksgiving Break. It's just starting to get cold, summer is a long way off right? Wrong. While getting a job or internship for next summer may be the last thing on your mind right now, it shouldn't be. The truth is, what separates successful job hunting students from the unsuccessful is what they do right now, before the holidays. As a former recruiting...
How to Command the Room
by Brad Karsh - Oct, 2010
In our business, speech is spontaneous. We don't have the benefit of memorized presentations or teleprompters. Sadly, we've all experienced a meltdown or two. I'm sure there are a few of you who wish you would have said something a bit differently in the presentation. Maybe you wish you had the ability to press rewind in the interview, or you even wish you were more persuasive when you were talking with your boss. The...
When Interns Are in the House
by Brad Karsh - Oct, 2010
Flowers are in full bloom, season finales are dominating the airwaves, and the end of the school year is upon us. That can mean only one thing – it's intern season! For some of us, that's ten weeks of delivered coffee, spotless files, and collated copies. Joking aside, interns can be an incredibly valuable resource on a number of fronts. They can provide fresh ideas and perspective, they can deliver solid work output a...
10 Tips to Combat Nerves for Your Next Presentation
by Brad Karsh - Oct, 2010
You have been practicing the big presentation for weeks now, and it is finally show time. You are well rehearsed, polished, ready for questions, and confident. Just as you stand up, a wave of nervousness comes over you. Suddenly your hands are sweating, you look flushed, you can't keep your train of thought, and you are certain everyone is judging you. Sound familiar? Like it or not, we all have nervous tendencies as it...
Making Time For Success
by Brad Karsh - Oct, 2010
Somehow, seasons seem to fly by before we know it. Memorial Day arrives and in the blink of an eye it is Labor Day. The leaves change one day and what feels like a week later, there will be snow on the ground. This leaves us with the question: where does the time go? Time flies by, so it is important to maximize every second of every day. Here are a few tips to ensure effective and efficient time management: 1....
Recruiting in a Down Economy
by Brad Karsh - Oct, 2010
You're in charge of Talent Acquisition at a company that is no longer acquiring talent. This of course is not by choice, but by necessity. And while the scenario may sound bleak at first glance, there are certainly ways to take advantage of this time and make the most of the economic downturn. 1. Build up bench strength. There is a lot of really great talent out there looking for work. Use this time to make co...
How a Vacation Could Save Your Job—and Your Life
by Brad Karsh - Jul, 2010
Question: Is it even worth taking a summer vacation? Conceptually, vacation is a great idea. In fact, that idea keeps many of us going. Work can be tough and even unbearable, but there's nothing better than the notion of enjoying an entire week with nothing to do except relax on the beach--and getting paid to do it! Yet it rarely plays out that way. A much more likely scenario is one of frantic preparations and a virtu...
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USDA finalizes new microloan program
Published: Tuesday, January 22, 2013 at 2:14 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, January 22, 2013 at 2:14 p.m.
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced a new microloan program from the U.S. Department of Agriculture designed to help small and family operations, beginning and socially disadvantaged farmers secure loans under $35,000.
The new microloan program is aimed at bolstering the progress of producers through their start-up years by providing needed resources and helping to increase equity so that farmers may eventually graduate to commercial credit and expand their operations. The microloan program will also provide a less burdensome, more simplified application process in comparison to traditional farm loans.
The new microloans, Vilsack said, represent how USDA continues to make year-over-year gains in expanding credit opportunities for minority, socially disadvantaged and young and beginning farmers and ranchers across the United States. The interest rate for USDA's new microloan product changes monthly and is currently 1.25 percent.
Producers can apply for a maximum of $35,000 to pay for initial start-up expenses such as hoop houses to extend the growing season, essential tools, irrigation, delivery vehicles and annual expenses such as seed, fertilizer, utilities, land rents, marketing and distribution expenses. As their financing needs increase, applicants can apply for an operating loan up to the maximum amount of $300,000 or obtain financing from a commercial lender under FSA's Guaranteed Loan Program.
Producers interested in applying for a microloan may contact their local Farm Service Agency office.
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Horno Incense Burner with Pinon
Incienso de Santa Fe sells beautiful hand-crafted incense burners made from richly-colored New Mexico clay. Every one of our burners is painted by hand. We also create incense that is unique to the Southwestern United States. The native woods we use formulate fragrances you will find nowhere else but in the West. People tell us our incense makes them remember all kinds of wonderful things...the perfume of the Painted Desert, a crackling campfire on a high mountain trail, the morning mist settling in a Northern New Mexican village.


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Charlene Scism
Published: Thursday, November 22, 2012 at 5:30 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, November 22, 2012 at 5:30 p.m.
Mrs. Charlene P Scism, 83, of Lexington, died Thursday, Nov. 22 at Alston Brook.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Davidson Funeral Home.
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This book presents the research and exploratory design work involved in the development of an interactive visual model for exploring culinary possibilities and techniques. The goal is to provide home cooks of all skill levels a personally directed means of expanding their cooking sense by encouraging the use of perception and intuition. Rather than presenting cooking as a set of static instructions or finished recipes, this model allows individuals to explore culinary possibilities based on immediate personal circumstances such as available materials, skills, time and physical or emotional needs. Such a model fosters a sense of cooking that promotes self-sufficiency and aids the development of ingenuity, personal expression, flexibility, and improvisation in everyday cooking.
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Not such a good thing:Football: Morrissey cited for underage alcohol possession | Ames Tribune
-Be kind. That is something you will never regret. You will never say to yourself when you are old "I wish I was not good to that person".
sometimes you just gotta get a lil drunk
Self proclaimed 2012 CF Newcomer of the Year
MIP... don't care.
No big deal
Kick him off the Team!
Behead him. No alcohol allowed.
in before hawk trolls
Let me mayor coach
Nothing to see here
Meh, happens to the best of us.
Is it a felony?
Originally Posted by alarson
MIP... don't care.
Yep. Run some laps and get a talk from coaches.
Where's clonedude with his 3 paragraph long schpeel. It's gotta be coming
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Is it a felony?
Unsure if this is a rhetorical question...
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Is it a felony?
Believe it's just a fine
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Yep. Run some laps and get a talk from coaches.
Careful, I heard CPR shot a woman in Cedar Rapids recently.
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Note: This recall has been reannounced again
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today reannounced a voluntary recall of the following consumer products. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. It is illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product.
Name of Product: Portable Dehumidifiers
Units: About 98,000 (previously recalled in December 2009)
Manufacturer: LG Electronics Tianjin Appliance Co., of China
Hazard: The power connector for the dehumidifier's compressor can short circuit, posing fire and burn hazards to consumers.
Incidents/Injuries: LG has received four additional reports of fires involving the recalled dehumidifiers, including one that resulted in significant damage to a home. No injuries have been reported.
Description: This recall involves 30-pint portable dehumidifiers sold under the brand names in the chart below. The dehumidifiers are white with a red shut-off button, controls for fan speed and humidity control and a front-loading water bucket. "Goldstar" or "Comfort-Aire" is printed on the front. The model and serial numbers are printed on the interior of the dehumidifiers and can be viewed after the water bucket is removed.
Sold at: The Home Depot, Walmart and Heat Controller Inc. nationwide from January 2007 through June 2008 for between $140 and $150.
Manufactured in: China
Remedy: Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled dehumidifier, contact LG to determine if it is included in the recall and return it to an authorized LG service center for a free repair.
Consumer Contact: For additional information, contact LG toll-free at (877) 220-0479 between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. CT Monday through Friday and between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. CT on Saturday for the location of an authorized LG service center for the repair, or visit the firm's website at www.30pintdehumidifierrecall.com
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thousands of types of consumer products under the agency's jurisdiction. Deaths, injuries, and property damage from consumer product incidents cost the
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mechanical hazard. CPSC's work to help ensure the safety of consumer products - such as toys, cribs, power tools, cigarette lighters and household
chemicals -– contributed to a decline in the rate of deaths and injuries associated with consumer products over the past 40 years.
Federal law bars any person from selling products subject to a publicly-announced voluntary recall by a manufacturer or a mandatory recall ordered by the
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Charlene W. Scism
Published: Friday, November 23, 2012 at 3:04 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, November 23, 2012 at 3:04 p.m.
Charlene Perry Waddell Scism, 83, of Alston Brook Nursing Home, died Thursday, Nov. 22, 2012, at Alston Brook.
A memorial service will be at a later date in Orlando, Fla.
Mrs. Scism was born Aug. 2, 1929, in Woodruff, S.C., to L. Perry Waddell and Lelia Waddell Waddell. She was a homemaker and a member of Coggins Memorial Baptist Church. Preceding her in death was her husband, William Scism, and a daughter, Deana Collins.
Surviving are two grandchildren, Steven C. Collins of Pilot Mountain and Traci Collins of Georgia; four great-grandchildren, Magan Hunter, Kayla Woods, Terry Woods II and Curtis Woods; and a great-great-grandchild, Loralye King.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to Alston Brook Nursing Home, 4748 Old Salisbury Road, Lexington, NC 27295.
A special thank you goes to Alston Brook for all the love shown to the Scism family while she was a resident there.
Davidson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Online condolences may be made at www.davidsonfuneralhome.net.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by peppersmom001 Lovely Splash of Color I paired this shade with the Antique Gray Floor Lamp Base. This first thing visitors say when they see the room I've worked so hard to decorate is: I LOVE that lamp! It is a little larger than all my other lamp shades, but I like that. The silver embossed design on the inside is just another layer to add the the richness of the feel. The only complaint: when I unwrapped it there was a horrible odor that took about a week to dissipate. It smelled like melting plastic. But it did clear up, so be advised you may need to air this before you use it. August 12, 2013
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Mark Parrish, Ph.D.
Chair and Associate Professor
Phone: 678-839-6117 | Fax: 678-839-6099
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Office: Education Annex 243
Dr. Mark S. Parrish is Assistant Professor of Counselor Education at the University of West Georgia in the Department of Clinical and Professional Studies of the College of Education. His clinical counseling experience spans the past 10 years and includes counseling academically at-risk students at Auburn University, and lead therapist at Tanner Behavioral Health Services in Carrollton, Georgia where he worked with children, adolescents and adults in the areas of general mental health, addictions/substance abuse and adolescents with inappropriate sexual behaviors. His scholarship interests include providing mental health services to diverse populations and integrating spirituality into the counseling process. He has served on a number of UWG committees in the Faculty Senate, the College of Education, the Department of Clinical and Professional Studies and is the Coordinator of the Counselor Education and College Student Affairs Programs, and is currently the Program Director for the SAMHSA funded PREVENT@UWG Campus Suicide Prevention Program and is a team member in developing a K-12 Emergency Preparedness Technical Training Center at UWG under a U.S. Department of Justice initiative. He has published research in national professional journals and has presented at local, state and international professional conferences on counseling diverse populations, the use of spirituality in the counseling process, forensic treatment of adolescents with inappropriate sexual behaviors, diagnosing relational aggression in college students, counseling individuals with substance dependency and addictions, and developing academic success strategies for at-risk college students. He is a licensed professional counselor (LPC-Georgia) and participates in a number of advocacy efforts related to promoting mental health and social justice.
- B.B.A, Marketing Management, Armstrong State College, 1976
- M.Ed., Community Counseling, University of West Georgia, 2002
- Ed.S., Community Counseling, University of West Georgia, 2004
- Ph.D., Counselor Education and Supervision, Auburn University, 2008
Courses and Sections
Courses Taught
- CEPD-6182 (Internship: Prof Counseling)
- CEPD-7155 (Substance Abuse Counseling)
- CEPD-7181 (Spirituality in Counseling)
- CEPD-9199 (Dissertation)
Summer 2016 Sections
- CEPD-6182 (Internship: Prof Counseling) Section: 02
- CEPD-9199 (Dissertation) Section: E03
Spring 2016 Sections
- CEPD-6182 (Internship: Prof Counseling) Section: 04
Fall 2015 Sections
- CEPD-7181 (Spirituality in Counseling) Section: E02
Summer 2015 Sections
- CEPD-6182 (Internship: Prof Counseling) Section: 02
- CEPD-7155 (Substance Abuse Counseling) Section: E02
- CEPD-7155 (Substance Abuse Counseling) Section: E01
- CEPD-9199 (Dissertation) Section: E03
Spring 2015 Sections
- CEPD-7155 (Substance Abuse Counseling) Section: 01D
- CEPD-9199 (Dissertation) Section: 03
Selected Publications
- Parrish, M.S., Stanard, R.P., & Cobia, D.C. (2008). Using humanistic and existential counseling approaches in counseling adolescents with inappropriate sexual behaviors. Journal of Humanistic Counseling Education and Development, 47, 1. [View Publication]
- Garrett, M.T., Garrett, J.T., Grayshield, L., Williams, C., Portman, T.A.A., Rivera, E.T., King, G., Ogletree,T., Parrish, M.S., & Kawulich, B. (2013). Culturally alert counseling with Native Americans. In G. McAuliffe (Ed.), Culturally alert counseling: A
- Garrett, M. T., Portman, T. A. A., Williams, C. R., Grayshield, L., Torres Rivera, E., & Parrish, M.S. (2012). Native American adult lifespan perspectives: Where power moves. In E. Chang, & C. Downey (Eds.), Mental health across racial groups: Lifespan
- Parrish, M.S., Klem, J., & Brown, D.R. (2012). Diversity in Learning: A comparison of traditional learning theories with learning styles and cultural values of Native American students. 2012 VISTAS, 1. Advance online publication. http://www.counseling.org/ [View Publication]
- Brown, D. R., & Parrish, M.S. (2011). College student spirituality: Helping explore life�s existential questions. Retrieved from http://counselingoutfitters.com/ vistas/vistas11/Article_13.pdf [View Publication]
- Brown, D.R., Parrish, M.S., & Johnson, E.P. (2009) Assessment of spirituality and religiosity. In M. Mpofu & T. Oakland (Eds.), Assessment in rehabilitation and health. Needham Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon.
- Klem, J.L., Klem, T., Parrish, M.S., & Brown, D.R. (2009). Relational aggression: Alleviating gender bias in the diagnosis of Conduct Disorder. Internet Journal of Mental Health, 5, 2, 1-22, [View Publication]
- Brown, D.R., Johnson, E.P., & Parrish, M.S. (2007). Spirituality assessments: Limitations and recommendations. 2007 VISTAS Online. Alexandria, VA: American Counseling Association. [View Publication]
Professional Interests
- Counseling Diverse Populations with a focus on Native American mental health clients - Spirituality in Counseling - Family systems impact on childhood development - Counseling adults and adolescents presenting with substance abuse and chemical dependency and comorbid diagnoses - Sociocultural learning and its application in the classroom - Advocacy for at-risk individuals of the local community - Advocacy for individuals impacted by Alabama immigration legislation
Personal Interests
- Development of culture and tool making in prehistoric humans - Photography and research of prehistoric rock art - Environmental responsibility - Outdoor activities


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The Cinco de Mayo hangover will fade soon and you'll get back on that party horse again this weekend. Whenever that happens, here are some events to check out.
- Bridesmaids Party at Blue Martini tonight from 5-7 p.m.
- Predsfest Party at Mojo Cajun Bar & Grill tonight at 4 p.m.
- Snap! Orlando at GAI Building through May 8
- Calling All Graduates Party at Dragon Room on Saturday night at 10 p.m.
- Bad Film Appreciation Society at Urban ReThink on Sunday at 8 p.m.


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Colorado U23 Superstar might not be allowed to race Worlds
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Boulder cyclists, Yannick Eckmann, the U23 standings in the Trek U.S. Gran Prix of Cyclocross, might not get to compete at Worlds this year.
Born in Germany, Eckmann became a dual U.S./German citizen in September. Now, his presence at the most prestigious road and 'cross races this season — particularly the world championship, which for the first time will take place in the U.S. — has been halted because of a UCI rule that prohibits him from racing for either country for a year.


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- Date submitted: 1 Nov 2011
- Stakeholder type: Major Group
- Name: Nord Sud XXI
- Submission Document: Download
Nord-Sud XXI initial Inputs to the Drafting of the Rio+20 Declaration
Nord-Sud XXI respectfully calls upon States to consider the following in preparing the draft Rio+290
1. The right to development should be reaffirmed - This right has been reaffirmed consistently since
its declaration in UNGA Res. 41/128 in 1986, of which we celebrated the 25th anniversary in 2011. As
a leading principle of law guiding the work of the Rio Conference and reflecting the even stronger
consensus on this right today, it is appropriate to reiterate this principle
2. Reaffirm the need for all States to take action based on the best available Science to deal with the adverse impacts of climate change respecting the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities based on historical responsibility - This basic principle is a foundation of the Rio Declaration and the treaties adopted as a consequence. For example, article 3, paragraphs 1 and 2
of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change reiterate this principle for Sates in
regards to action to address the adverse consequences of climate change.
3. Support the right to food and food sovereignty for all States and all peoples ? The right to food is a basic human right. All States must ensure it for their people and cooperate with other States who have difficulties doing so to ensure that they have the resources to do so. This duty requires also
that States take steps to ensure food security, including controlling speculation that makes food too expensive for all persons to afford.
4. Reject forms of commoditization of human life and values ? All forms of carbon trading, including REDD and REDD+, should vetted to ensure that they contribute to reducing aggregate greenhouse gas emissions and do not increase incentives to high emitters.
5. Forums concerning development and environment should be made more inclusive ? environment and development forums, especially the UNFCCC bodies, should be more inclusive and enhance the participation and capacity to participate of developing countries and civil society, especially from developing countries.
6. Decision making processes concerning environmental, developmental, trade related, and international economic financial matters should be democratized ? It is no longer legitimate for decisions over these vital areas of international affairs that affect billions of peoples? well-being to be made in undemocratic forums with very limited and very unequal participation by States. A necessary condition of democratic decision making is a wide range of stakeholder participation based on common values and goals.
7. Mechanisms should be created or existing ones should be made readily available to effectively protect individuals? human right to water ? The right to water has been recognized by the UN General Assembly, without a single ?no? vote. A focused effort should now be made to ensure its implementation.
8. Poverty must be reduced by creating mechanisms of accountability for all stakeholders ? Both governments-towards their own people and as donors-as well as private actors must be held accountable for reducing poverty.
9. War and other similar forms of coercion should be absolutely banned from international relations
? The greatest threat to human development is the use of force or war and other forms of coercion including the use of sanctions, especially unilaterally imposed sanctions. These threats to human development must be eliminated and absolutely banned. Consideration should be given to begin the process of removing the United Nations? right to use force in any circumstance.
10. Development assistance must be made more equitable ? Development assistance should be based on both current needs and the ability of more wealthy countries to contribute to needy countries as well as on the historical responsibility that some developed countries have for conditions of exploitation suffered by the people of less-developed countries.
11. Education about the environment should be significantly enhanced ? Teaching environmental sustainability should be a requirement of all levels of education?primary, secondary, and tertiary.
12. Local agriculture should be protected ? Small farms and peasant farmers should be protected and preserved because of they support community values and are usually contribute more to sustainable development.
13. Development, agriculture, and economic activity should be made sustainable ? Governments should commit to ensuring that each of these areas of human activity are made sustainable. The formation of a high level accountability mechanism should be suggested.
14. A sustained effort to achieve and build on the Millennium Development Goals should be ensured
? States should commit to enhancing their efforts to achieve the MDGs and to building on their achievements even after 2015.
15. Commitment to addressing the social determinates of health to achieve development - The effort within the World Health Organization and by States as reflected by the 2011 Rio Declaration on Social Determinates indicates a commitment by States to tackling the social determinates of health in a manner that serves the wider goal of social development.
16. The ?green economy? should be understood in the context of development and environmental sustainability ? States should commit to dealing with the issues raised under the heading of ?green economy? in a manner and by actions that are consistent with the sustainability of development and of the environment.
17. Encourage a rights-based, people-centered approach to social development ? States should reflect the new international order that emphasizes human rights and the protection of individuals and peoples basic rights.
18. UN Committee on World Food Security should be empowered to identify current food deficiencies and propose plans to address them ? States should empower the mechanism they created to address the food crisis ensuring that they do so taking into account to the views and concerns of small scale food providers and ensuring food security is enhanced.
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Head over to Stardust Coffee & Video at 1842 E. Winter Park Road tonight for the weekly Audubon Park Community Market. There Orlando brewer Ron Raike will pour samples of a few different Shipyard Brewing beers for you to try out for free.
The Shipyard presentation is following the recent announcement of the new Shipyard Brewing opening in the former Strollo's Cucino Due spot at 200 W. Fairbanks Ave. in Winter Park. I got a chance to stop by there last week, and although no construction has taken place yet, there really won't be a lot that needs to be done as far as decor. The two-story space is huge, although the layout only allows for seating of 65 inside. But the Shipyard representative, Allison Stevens, who I met with said there will be ample outdoors seating as well.
Those of you that have been in Strollo's know of the beautiful wood work of the space and the large windows that drench the inside with natural light. I loved the open kitchen and the partnership with Big Wheel Provisions will make great use of it. They'll be handing out free samples of Big Wheel Smoked Paprika and Parmesan Popcorn too.
The weekly Monday market lasts from 6 – 10 p.m. and offers local food from local growers, ranchers, fishermen and chefs. There are also local artists, handicrafters and musicians performing and showing their work. It's a great night and tonight would be a perfect time to check it out.
Here is a video about the night.
Audobon Park Community Market from Big Wheel Provisions on Vimeo.


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Car hits boy, 11, riding in wrong lane on Arnold Road
Published: Monday, May 6, 2013 at 10:32 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, May 6, 2013 at 10:32 a.m.
A 11-year-old boy was struck by a car Friday when he was riding his bicycle in the lane of oncoming traffic on Arnold Road, according to an N.C. Highway Patrol report.
Timothy Sutton, who lives on Arnold Road, was hit by a car driven by Shannon Widener, 29, also of Arnold Road, when he was driving his bicycle west in the oncoming lane of traffic about 5:30 p.m.
Widener swerved to avoid hitting the child but was unsuccessful. Sutton was struck and thrown from his bike and landed in the eastbound lane of traffic.
He was transported to Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem with nonlife-threatening injuries. He was reported to be in fair condition Monday, said a hospital spokeswoman. The driver of the car was uninjured.
Witnesses to the accident as well as the driver stated that the boy seemed to be looking behind him when the accident happened. There were no citations issued to Widener, and charges concerning the supervision of the child are being discussed with the Davidson County District Attorney's office.
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Pecorino Foglie De NoceOur story begins in a walnut grove set against the late spring sky of Emilia-Romagna with the tender leaves of sprawling hardwoods. Late in the season, before the leaves become bitter and dry, they are quickly gathered and layered in cozy clay crocks with just-made wheels of pecorino. Read More
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SottocenereA heady mix of flavors in this unusual, semi-soft cheese from the Veneto in Italy: truffles in the pasteurized cow milk paste; ground nutmeg, coriander, cinnamon, licorice, cloves, and fennel on the ashed rind. (Hint: ''sotto cenere'' means ''under ash.'') Read More


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With countless dogs abandoned across the globe and carrying scars from their experiences that make them poor candidates for adoption, former Dog Whisperer star Cesar Millan steps in to rehabilitate those dogs whose uncertain futures are threatened with lifelong incarceration or death.
Transferring extreme cases to his Dog Psychology Centerthis time in SpainMillan will rely on his framework dog behavioral expertise as well as his instincts to isolate each dog's problem issues, reverse bad habits, and give dogs the confidence and ability to join their new "pack." He will employ his "exercise, discipline and affection" method, overcoming hurdles with dogs that are particularly skittish or aggressive to painstakingly rehabilitate each pup at his center and prepare them for adoption.
Episodes include Rosie's Thorn, Jet Power, Love at First Bite, When Harry Met Cesar, Miles to Go, A Friend for Amigo, Once Bitten, Mambo Madness, Dora's Dilemma, Too Much Mojo, Turbo Charged, and Saving Sophia.
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Trinity Journal - Spring 2009, The Non-Repugnancy of Scripture
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Spring 2009
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I blame Newt for the new craze in campaigning: Vote for me because I'm one mad-as-hell guy. But then I claim no objectivity here. I'd blame Newt for sunspots if I thought I could get away with it.
However, he was the first to see a massive surge in his poll numbers once he got on a roll with angry outbursts at every presidential debate. He elicited cheers even when he was being completely illogical. Like when he attacked correspondent John King at the CNN debate in January for asking about his ex-wife and their not-so-idyllic marriage.
Newt's not a stupid guy. He had to know the question was coming.
My guess is he rehearsed his "I-am-appalled" response in front of the mirror before coming to the debate. Listening to the cheers that greeted his outrage, you'd think the audience was about to start chanting, "Death to the media" at any moment.
But I don't really think they cared who he was enraged at; they just wanted to see rage. It's the new version of ultimate fighting…between people who think they should be elected to the highest office in the land.
Apparently, the other campaigns on the Republican side took note of this strategy, and how well it was working. So now it's Rick Santorum's turn. We've been treated to an unearthing of his 2008 speech in which he said, "Satan has set his sights on the United States of America."
Defending his belief that Satan is alive and well, he invoked my father's name and tried to draw a parallel between his utterings of religiosity and my father calling the Soviet Union an "evil empire." There obviously is no parallel – my father was talking about foreign policy in the midst of the Cold War and Santorum was talking about a manufactured spiritual crisis he'd decided was real.
Then we have Santorum showing his rage and disgust at President Kennedy's 1960 speech in which he spoke about the separation of church and state, and how vital it is to uphold that precept. Santorum said he "almost threw up."
Could someone please get this man a copy of the Constitution? And suggest to him that Thomas Jefferson was a whole lot smarter than he is?
As for Mitt Romney, he appears at times like he wants to get into this ultimate fighting game, but he just comes off as a patrician guy who wandered into the ring by mistake on his way back from the yacht club.
The strategy behind all this seems to be that, because so many Americans are angry right now – over the economy, over all that is not working in this country at the moment – it's a smart move to join them.
I can almost hear the back room dialogue – "To be a man of the people, you have to tap into the anger people are feeling…"
Really? Appealing to what is definitely not our higher nature is the mark of a leader? There is no question that we are living in angry times – not only here, but throughout the world. Adding to that isn't a solution, it's just fueling the problem. Any mother or shrink just out of social work school would tell you that.
Einstein has been credited with saying, "The significant problems we face cannot be solved at the same level of thinking we were at when we created them."
Along with a copy of the Constitution, could someone please send Rick Santorum that quote as well? Better still, put a package together for him. Maybe he just needs some milk and cookies to calm down.


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The surf music pioneers have sold more than 100 million records and are best known for chart toppers like "Wipeout," "Hawaii Five-O," and "Walk—Don't Run." Their impressive career spans more than 50 years, and in 2008 they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, which describes them as "the most successful instrumental combo in rock and roll history."
They have influenced popular bands in every decade but remain true originals.
For the first time in more than 20 years, they are returning to Utah to play at The Egyptian Theatre from May 18–20.
"I've been waiting all my life to see the Ventures," says theatre manager Randy Barton. "They were hugely influential and their music is like the backdrop of our youth."
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Fans can expect to see band co-founder Don Wilson along with Bob Spalding, Gerry McGee and Leon Taylor. Taylor is a Salt Lake City local and second-generation member of the Ventures.
When his father Mel passed away in 1996, Leon replaced him behind the drums.
Leon has been a member of the band for more a decade and this will be his first time playing for his hometown fans. "I'm really looking forward to it. A lot of my friends in Salt Lake keep asking me 'When are you going to play here?'" Leon says.
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Men's Volleyball Heads North Looking For Program-Best Mark, Ivy Sweep
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Looking for its best league record in 15 years and a sweep of EIVA/Ivy League rival Harvard, the Princeton men's volleyball team will head on its final road trip of the regular season this weekend.
Princeton (10-7, 8-3) has clinched an EIVA postseason berth and currently shares second place with travel partner George Mason, which will also be competing against both New England schools. Harvard is currently fourth in the EIVA, and it needs only one win in its final four matches to clinch the final spot in the postseason standings.
Princeton will open its weekend Friday at 7 pm at Harvard, where it hasn't won since 2010. In fact, the Crimson had won four straight matches over Princeton prior to a 3-1 Tiger victory over Harvard on March 2 in Dillon Gym.
On Saturday, Princeton heads to Fairfield, Conn., for a showdown at Sacred Heart. Princeton has won three straight in this series, including a 3-1 victory at home this season.
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Princeton knows two things about this EIVA postseason:
1) They are in.
2) They are going to State College.
Penn State clinched the regular season title with a road sweep of Princeton and George Mason last weekend. The win over the Tigers, played in front of more than 900 people at a packed Dillon Gym, left both teams feeling optimistic for the future. Penn State rallied from a 1-0, 17-12 hole to win in four and ultimately clinched the regular season title, but Princeton walked away knowing it could compete with the annual power of the EIVA for a second time this season.
Now the goal is to make sure they don't actually compete with Penn State until the EIVA final.
Princeton would clinch at least third place with a sweep this weekend. At that point, the worst it could do is finish 10-4, and it would own every possible two-team or three-team tiebreaker over the Crimson. The last time Princeton finished above fourth place was 2010, and the Tigers found themselves in the EIVA final that season for the first time since 1998.
Winning at Harvard is no easy task, as Penn State learned earlier this season. Princeton has lost two straight, including a 3-2 heartbreaker two seasons ago, but the Tigers have been tested multiple times on the road this season. They have played five ranked teams away from Dillon Gym, including two without reigning EIVA Newcomer of the Year Cody Kessel.
Princeton was thrilled to see the weekend return of Kessel, who teamed with EIVA kills leader Pat Schwagler for 25 of the team's 40 kills against Penn State.
Kessel did not play in Princeton's 3-1 win over Harvard earlier this season.


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Published: Wednesday, July 31, 2013 at 6:43 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, July 31, 2013 at 7:00 p.m.
A woman, her son and the woman's much younger boyfriend were arrested after a deputy's responding to a domestic fight led to the discovery of methamphetamine, officials said.
The deputy arrived at the Deltona home in the 900 block of Horizon Street about 10:50 p.m. Monday regarding a fight between Louann Breski, 38, and her son, Cory Breski, 20, about Louann Breski's 19-year-old boyfriend, Alejandro Ramirez, according to a Volusia County sheriff's report. After the fight, Cory Breski told the deputy he believed there were drugs in the trunk of his mother's car.
Ramirez appeared nervous before and after the vehicle search, which yielded 16 grams of methamphetamine, 126 grams of marijuana, two glass smoking devices and other items officials believe belonged to Ramirez, according to the report. Ramirez, whose legs were visibly trembling, told the deputy he had no knowledge of the drugs in the duffle bag, where the deputy also found mail addressed to Ramirez.
Ramirez was charged with trafficking meth, possession of more than 20 grams of marijuana and possession/use of narcotic paraphernalia, records show. He is being held at the Volusia County Branch Jail with bail set at $30,500.
Louann Breski and Cory Breski were both charged with misdemeanor battery and have since been released from the jail, records show.
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TUCSON, Ariz. – Sophomore Lindsey Weaver moved up 16 spots in the individual rankings, en route to leading Arizona to a 302 (+14) team score on Satuday in The Landfall Tradition on the Dye Course (par 72, 6,204 yards) at the Country Club of Landfall in Wilmington, N.C.
Weaver shot a 73 (+1) to improve four strokes from Friday, giving her a total score of 150 (+6). Arizona's team score improved as well, despite falling from fourth to fifth in the current team standings. With a total score of 606 (+30), the Cats find themselves behind Alabama, Duke, Clemson, and South Carolina.
Junior Kendall Prince and freshman Wanasa Zhou ended their rounds in a tie for 25th-place. Zhou shot a 75 (+3) and Prince finished with a 78 (+6). Both will be sitting at 152 (+8) to enter the final round of play.
With a 154 (+10), junior Manon Gidali is currently tied for 33rd place as she penciled in a 78 (+6) to stay close behind her teammates. Fellow junior Andrea Vilarasau bettered Friday's score by seven strokes, shooting a 76 (+4) to move up to a tie for 63rd with a total of 159 (+15).
Alabama's Stephanie Meadow remains the field leader as she shot a 71 (-1) to bring her total to 141 (-3).
Tournament action will continue on Sunday as the Cats will have an 8:45 a.m. ET shotgun start. Prince and Weaver will start their rounds on the fourth hole, while Gidali and Zhou begin on the fifth and Vilarasau on the sixth. Live stats will be provided by golfstats.com.
For continued coverage of Arizona Wildcat women's golf, follow the team on Twitter @UAWomensGolf, at Facebook.com/ArizonaWomensGolf or visit ArizonaWildcats.com.


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Henrico Economic Development Authority
Lakeside Business Association
National Association of Women Business Owners - Richmond chapter
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Virginia Asian Chamber of Commerce
Henrico County Public Schools
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Henrico County Historical Society
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Greater Richmond Bar Foundation
Greater Richmond IP Law Professionals Association
Henrico County Bar Association
Legal Information Network for Cancer (LINC)
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Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond's Money Museum
Meadow Farm Museum
Museum of the Confederacy
The Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia
University of Richmond Museums
Valentine Richmond History Center
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Virginia War Memorial
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Commonwealth Parenting Center
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Innsbrook Rotary Club
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Glendale Ruritan Club
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Short Pump Ruritan Club
West End Jaycees
Varina Ruritan Club
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Glen Allen-Short Pump Lions Club
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Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro Richmond
Heart of Virginia Boy Scouts Council
Girl Scout Commonwealth Council of Virginia
School of the Performing Arts in the Richmond Community (SPARC)
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Henrico Animal Protection Unit
Henrico Humane Society
Metro Richmond Zoo
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Somebuddies, Inc.
Henrico County Democratic Party
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Henrico County Division of Police
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Interfaith Council of Greater Richmond
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Greater Richmond Sailing Association
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James River Advisory Council
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YMCA of Greater Richmond
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Laurel Panthers Youth Football Association
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County plans Fourth of July event
Henrico County Recreation and Parks will present "Red, White, and Lights" at Meadow Farm Museum/Crump Park July 4.
Henrico County has hosted a Fourth of July celebration annually since 1981, but this year's event will offer a later start time and expanded hours and be highlighted by new entertainment.
The free event will begin at 4:30 p.m. and will feature the Richmond Symphony, a laser-light show, patriotic performances, and family activities. > Read more.
Tuckahoe YMCA to host Refugee Community Resource Fair
The Tuckahoe Family YMCA and ReEstablish Richmond will host the third-annual Refugee Community Resource Fair Saturday, June 18, from 10 a.m. to noon at the YMCA, 9211 Patterson Avenue in Henrico. The event is designed to provide refugees in the region information about jobs, local businesses, housing, health care, education and more.
As part of its strategic plan, the YMCA of Greater Richmond works to identify, address and eliminate economic, geographic and cultural barriers. > Read more.
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Celebrate Independence Day in Henrico! The county's annual event is new and improved this year with a later start time, expanded hours and new entertainment, including the Richmond Symphony and a laser light show. Lewis Ginter is also offering free admission all day. On Saturday, check out the first annual Innsbrook Taste of Virginia, the family movie at Varina Library or Anthony Snape and special guest Jess Labus at The Tin Pan. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
Henrico wins National Association of Counties awards for 28 programs
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Related MediaVideo: Spruce Creek Band in Ireland
Spruce Creek band performs in Ireland
Published: Sunday, March 17, 2013 at 12:33 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, March 18, 2013 at 4:13 p.m.
The Spruce Creek High School marching band gained some international recognition Sunday when the the Port Orange group won the Best Overall Band award after performing in Dublin, Ireland's "World Famous St. Patty's Day Parade."
The marching Hawks were invited to the southern capital city to perform in the event by Dublin Lord Mayor Andrew Montague a year ago. Band members, their parents, teachers and supporters worked to raise nearly $500,000 to cover the cost of the trip, which included the Spruce Creek symphony and marching bands, three jazz bands, two concert bands and the color guard.
Spruce Creek's jazz band performed at a music festival in Dublin on Saturday.
In between performance times, the group has been touring Ireland to see the sights. The band members are scheduled to return to Florida on Tuesday.
Andrew Kidd, Spruce Creek's band director who plans on retiring this year, has promoted international travel throughout his tenure, involving previous classes in trips to France, Spain, Germany, Austria and Holland.
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Michelle Obama is one of those people you sense before you see, her confidence somehow arriving on the scene a few seconds before she does. Even a roomful of antsy teenagers can feel it, leading them to fall silent moments before the first lady strides into the State Dining Room and greets them with a friendly "Hey! What's happening?" A few starstruck girls gasp, which is exactly the reaction Obama later explains she doesn't want. These high schoolers are the newest inductees into an elite White House mentoring program created by the first lady herself, and they're going to be seeing a lot of her. The program is designed to be as intimate as it is intense, so job one is to get the girls past the gasping stage. To that end, Obama launches into a stand-up routine about the double life she's lived since her husband was elected.
"They call me FLOTUS, for first lady of the United States," she explains, noting that the president's internal White House acronym is POTUS. "And there are many times when FLOTUS and POTUS feel like characters." There have even been times, she says, when she's craned her own neck to see which celebrity might be causing all the excitement. "And it's me. Oh, man, it's FLOTUS. FLOTUS is here. No one told me FLOTUS was coming."
But for all her diffidence, FLOTUS has game. She can wave her invisible wand and make things happen. Like this innovative program, which taps White House staffers to mentor local high school girls, teaching them how to network by providing them cozy access to the administration's vast brain trust. One call from FLOTUS, and a handful of 17-year-olds can be over at the Supreme Court chatting up a couple of justices or at the Department of Labor seeking advice from Secretary Hilda Solis about getting jobs in a tough market. Cosmetics mogul Bobbi Brown will be talking to them about beauty inside and out, and the president's executive chef will bake them chocolate-chip cookies sweetened with organic honey from the hive in the first lady's garden.
FLOTUS doesn't just make an entrance; she opens doors that are normally closed.
"But sometimes," Obama tells her class of mentees, "I just want to be Michelle. So you guys have to start slowly seeing me as Michelle, all right?"
Obama's unabashed hunger to connect at ground level is just as evident when she arrives, a few minutes early, for an interview in her East Wing office. Classically chic in barely-there makeup and a curve-hugging black sheath, she settles into a plump armchair with a grin. "Whew. That commute is murder," she declares.
Oh, where was she coming from? She jerks her head toward the hallway and the staircase leading up to the family's private quarters on the third floor. "Over there!"
Deadpan humor is Obama's default mode—Michelle from the South Side keeping FLOTUS in check—and while her statuesque bearing suggests otherwise, it's quickly apparent that three years in the White House have not increased her tolerance for formality. She leans forward while speaking, locking eyes while she passionately describes the pet program she has managed to keep out of the spotlight: "I wanted [the students] to experience this notion that if you can walk [through] the doors of the White House once a month and sit down with the first lady and her chief of staff and some other senior officials, and they're talking to you and you get used to hearing your voice in the space, then it becomes not a big deal."
And so her program pairs teenage girls with "this wonderful array of women who come from different backgrounds," she says. "They're senior leaders in President Obama's administration, and they all have a story, right? They all have a set of challenges and struggles." Those stories, Obama believes, are best told in person, over time, creating the kind of enduring bond the social media generation sorely lacks. "Even though our children are connecting in ways we never imagined," she told a national summit on mentoring not long ago, "you've got an entire generation of young people truly in desperate need of a friend. Someone they can trust, an example they can follow."


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Sarah* was sure she had left her violent past behind. Her first husband, a high-powered business executive who during their 10-year marriage had bounced her head against walls, sexually assaulted her and nearly strangled her with a dog leash, was out of her life. She'd gotten a divorce, finished college, become a successful consultant, worked intensively with a trauma therapist and married an old friend with whom she felt safe.
Gradually, the symptoms of her previous torment eased. The residual headaches from the head injuries disappeared, although she still remembers the sound of her skull hitting the kitchen walls and floor. "It sounds like when you knock on a cantaloupe to see if it's ripe," Sarah, now 47, says with a sad laugh. There are still black holes in her memory; she can't coherently recollect the years from her mid- to late twenties, the period when the violence reached its height. But the worst of the terrors are over. "I no longer suffer from PTSD at night," she says, remembering how she would sleep in her horse's stall to hide from her then husband's drunken attacks. Now remarried, "I no longer have a hyper-startle response if my husband walks into the room behind me."
In her midthirties and wanting to start life anew, she was ready to be a mother. But for reasons her doctors initially didn't understand, Sarah struggled to carry a baby to term. After six miscarriages, a doctor finally suggested that head trauma could be a factor; neurological damage from repeated brain injuries had disrupted the hormonal balance she needed to deliver a healthy child. "My endocrine system just hardwired the violence into me," Sarah says.
That wasn't Sarah's first experience of trauma. When she was five, a friend's father began to sexually abuse her, an ordeal that didn't end until she was seven. She recalls nothing of those years and had always hoped to fill that void in her childhood with a baby of her own. "After all the work I've done in the past 14 years, getting away from the men who were abusing me and getting my mind in a good place, I really thought I was there," she says. "But there's a whole other layer of this legacy. And it wasn't until I was safe that those symptoms started to emerge."
Domestic violence (DV) has an insidiously long half-life. Women who left their abusers five, 10, even 20 years ago and believed they had closed that chapter of their lives now face far higher than normal rates of chronic health problems, including arthritis and hormonal disorders, asthma, diabetes, hypertension, chronic pain, severe headaches and irritable bowel syndrome. As a result, these women spend nearly 20 percent more money on medical care than other women. Annual U.S. medical costs attributable to domestic violence, including years-old assaults that still cause health problems, range from $25 billion to $59 billion, according to a 2008 study funded by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Some of the damage is from old physical injuries, some from the chronic stress of living in terror for too long. These findings were a surprise even to researchers who are exploring the DV–chronic illness connection. "When I started this work more than a decade ago, we knew that women who experienced violence were at higher risk of developing chronic diseases like asthma but our understanding of the bio-logical link was limited," says Michele Black, an epidemiologist at the CDC who was the lead author of a landmark 2011 report on DV-related illness. "Now we're beginning to understand why that might be. A woman in a violent relationship is often on high alert: She may be frightened about being killed or worried about her kids; if she tries to get away, she may be stalked. All that stress is really toxic. There's no organ that's immune. Your whole body is at risk."


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Substitutions will be allowed as follows:
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All age groups U-12 and older will use the three-man system with one referee and two assistant referees. Club linesmen should be used if less than three officials show up. Small-sided age groups (with the exceptions of U-12) will have only one referee, and club linesmen should be used in those instances.
The league entry fee consists of payment for league operating costs. The league entry fee will be determined on a seasonal basis. Any team failing to attend one of the mandatory preseason meetings will pay an additional $100.00 in league fees. A separate performance bond of $500.00 will be required. Forfeit bonds will not be cashed unless a team forfeits a game. Teams shall also pay a separate fee to the MSYSA or US Club Soccer for the registration of player passes and roster. This fee includes medical insurance and liability insurance. No league fees will be refunded after the league deadline date, at which time the scheduling process will begin. Referee fees will be paid to the referees by the league, and all referee fees are to be paid to the league at the time the league application and league entry fee are submitted, prior to the league application deadline date.
Player passes will be checked by the opposing managers in the presence of one of the referees prior to the start of the game. In the event there is a question regarding a roster or eligibility of any player, it must be brought to the attention of the referee prior to the start of the game. Prior to the start of every game, all teams must present a copy of their stamped roster to the referee for the referee to keep. Latecomers must present their passes before they enter the game, and if there is a question of eligibility, this must be addressed with the referee at the time the player enters the game. If an illegal player is used, any game in which that player is/was used will be forfeited, and the coach will be suspended for a minimum of the next played game. Any player not properly registered is considered an illegal player.
A player or coach who is ejected receives a minimum of one-game suspension to be served the next played league game. Additional penalties may be levied. No appeal may be made from the one-game suspension.
Points shall be awarded on the following basis: three (3) points for a win and one (1) point for a tie. Division or conference winners will be determined by points only and will have no tie-breakers.
Tie games shall stand as a tie, with no overtime to be played.
Forfeit time is the 15 minutes after the scheduled starting time. For 11 vs. 11 games, a team is required to start a game if seven (7) players are present. For small-sided games (7 vs. 7 or 8 vs. 8), a team is required to start a game if five (5) players are present. Any team forfeiting will lose their performance bond and will be required to furnish a new bond prior to the next played game. A team receiving two forfeits will be placed in bad standing with the league.
Game changes may be made at the request of any team, but must satisfy the guidelines set forth in the Guidelines for Game Change Requests. The league also reserves the right to change any game and/or modify the schedule due to circumstances beyond their control, such as a field closure or field conflict, loss of a field, or any other unforeseen field problem. State Cup games and President's Cup games always take precedence over league games, and where there are conflicts, games will be rescheduled. Any teams attempting to reschedule a game without the knowledge of the league will have their forfeit bonds cashed.
For postponements due to inclement weather or unplayable field conditions, should the entire league be cancelled, the league will designate the make-up date at the time of the cancellation. However, in instances where only certain fields have been closed due to inclement weather or unplayable field conditions, it will be the responsibility of the participating teams to agree upon a date and time for a make-up game. If it is deemed by the league that any postponed game is not made up due to the unavailability of one particular team, the league reserves the right to award the points to the opposing team.
An incomplete game must be replayed in its entirety. However, should the non-completion of the game result from an act due to misconduct on the part of one or both of the teams or their management and/or fans, the BBSL Board shall decide the disposition of the game.
The U-9 and U-10 age groups will play in a 7 vs. 7 format. The U-11 age group will play in an 8 vs. 8 format. The U-12 age group will have both an 8 vs. 8 and 11 vs. 11 format. The U-13 and older teams will play in an 11 vs. 11 format. Player rosters shall be limited to 14 players for small-sided age groups and 18 players for U-12 (11 vs. 11 format) and U-13. For teams that are U-14 and older, an expanded roster of 22 players may be used, of which you must designate 18 players for each game. For any team using a club player for any game, at no time may the number of players available for that game exceed their roster limit.
Teams playing in the small-sided format (U-12 and younger) may roster through either the MSYSA or US Club Soccer. For U-12 teams playing in the 11 vs. 11 format, rostering must be done through US Club Soccer. All U-13 teams and older must roster through the MSYSA. Validated player rosters shall be submitted in accordance to US Club Soccer or MSYSA guidelines prior to a team's first game. Any team that is found to not have a valid US Club Soccer or MSYSA roster will be deemed as using illegal players and will lose their performance bond. Multi-roster players may be used for teams using MSYSA rosters. A multi-roster player may only play on one team within any division. For both MSYSA and US Club Soccer rosters, teams may use the club pass system, wherein a team may use any player that is rostered within their club and through the same same sanctioning organization, provided that player is age eligible for that team. However, no player may play for two teams within the same division at any time during the season. No team may have more than six multi-roster players on their roster. For any particular game, no team may have more than six multi-roster players or a combination of multi-roster/club pass players.
The age determination date will be August 1.
Regulation fields complete with goal nets, flags and visible lines shall be required. To report field closures, the home field coordinator must notify the league through the inclement weather telephone numbers no later than 8:00 am on the morning of the game. The inclement weather numbers are (410) 256-8807 and (410) 515-3165. For any field that has a start time of 10:00 a.m. or earlier, field closures must be made three hours prior to the game time. For Friday evening games, fields must be closed by 3:00 p.m. Failure to do so may result in penalty, such as loss of home field when the game is rescheduled. Once a game has begun, the referee shall be the sole judge as to whether the field is playable. It is the responsibility of the home field coordinator to provide the field equipment as mentioned above.
Protests will be in accordance with the FIFA rules. Protests must be received in writing to the Protest & Appeals Committee within 48 hours of the game and must be accompanied by a fifty dollar ($50.00) protest fee.
NOTE: Please call (410) 256-8807 on the day of the incident to notify the league of your intent to register a formal written protest. The written protest and $50.00 check (made out to BBSL) should be mailed to:
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9801 Fox Hill Road
Perry Hall, MD 21128
The one-ball rule is in effect. However, referees may determine that a second ball may be used when conditions warrant. A size 4 ball will be used for the U-12 age group and below. A size 5 ball will be used for the U-13 age group and above.
It shall be the responsibility of the home team to change jerseys when there is a conflict of colors.
It will be the responsibility of each team's coach to maintain control and attitude of his/her team and supporters. If control is not maintained, the referee has the authority to issue a warning, ejection or termination of game.
The preferred method for team and spectator positioning should be with each team and their fans/spectators on the opposite side of the field from the opposing team and their fans/spectators. For example, a team and all their respective coaches, management and spectators should be together on the same side of the field. However, should the referees request that both teams be on the same side of the field with all fans and spectators on the opposite side, teams will respect the request of the referees.


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