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n operation blessing: is seeking a sponsor for its Adopt a Block truck. The sponsor's name would be placed in the space provided under the sponsored by title on both sides of the truck. The truck is in neighborhoods every week and will also be in this year's Christmas Parade. Operation Blessing is seeking a monthly donation, with a one-year commitment, to letter this truck with your company name and log. For details, call Operation Blessing 430-8561 or visit www.theobnh.org.
n Smoking Cessation Group: 4-5 p.m., at Martin's Point Health Care, Portsmouth Health Care Center, 161 Corporate Drive, Pease International Tradeport, Portsmouth. This program provides information and support for individuals trying to quit or interested in learning about quitting. Subjects include nicotine patches and other stop-smoking methods, weight gain, health risks, and emotional and psychological concerns. Registration is not required. Free.
n Alcoholics anonymous: holds meetings daily throughout the Seacoast. For meeting or general information on N.H. Alcoholics Anonymous, call (800) 593-3330 or visit www.nhaa.net.
n AL-ANON/ALATEEN: — Visit www.nhal-anon.org, call (877) 825 2666. For meeting list and information locally, call 645-9518.
n new Alateen meeting: from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Fridays at Community Campus Library, 100 Campus Drive, Portsmouth. Visit www.nhal-anon.org
n CELEBRATE RECOVERY: A Christ-centered 12-step recovery program based on the Scripture and open to the public, will be held from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursdays at Bethany Church, 500 Breakfast Hill Road, Greenland. E-mail email@example.com, or come to a meeting.
n ARE YOU HAVING TROUBLE WITH YOUR CHILD'S ADDICTION ISSUES
n New Generation Inc.: a homeless shelter for pregnant and parenting women of infants, is holding a "Moms Like Me" peer support group for pregnant or newly parenting moms. This is open to all moms who would like to get together to share, support, learn, grow and have fun. This open house meeting will be held Tuesday, from 10 to 11 a.m., at New Generation, 568 Portsmouth Ave., Greenland. Call 436-4989. Light refreshments will be served.
Food-related meetings
n The Hampton chapter of TOPS: (Take Off Pounds Sensibly): meets every Thursday evening at the Lang Library in Hampton. Weigh-in is from 5:30 to 6 p.m. The meeting follows until 6:30.
n TOPS: (Take Off Pounds Sensibly), Portsmouth Chapter, has its weigh-in at 5:15 p.m. on Tuesdays at Martin's Point at 161 Corporate Drive at the Pease International Trade port. Call Phil or Cathy Schiavo at 436-4734.
n overeaters anonymous: meets from 10 to 11 a.m., Sundays, at Portsmouth Regional Hospital. Main entrance to classroom, near cafeteria. 433-5464, www.oaseacoast.org.
n overeaters anonymous: meets from 7 to 8 p.m., Mondays, at Stratham Community Church, Emery Lane (across from N.H. SPCA). Front entrance, upstairs in Room 207. 433-5464, www.oaseacoast.org.
n overeaters anonymous: meets from 7 to 8 p.m., on Tuesdays, at Christ Episcopal Church, 1035 Lafayette Road, Portsmouth. 433-5464 or www.oaseacoast.org.
n OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS: is a fellowship of compulsive eaters who share experience, strength and hope. It meets at 7 p.m., Wednesdays, at South Berwick Medical Services Building, first-floor conference room, 57 Portland St., South Berwick, Maine. No weigh-ins, dues or fees. 433-5464.
n OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS: meets from noon to 1 p.m., Wednesdays, in the basement of South Church, State Street, Portsmouth. To find locations, contact the 24-hour answering service at 433-5464 or visit www.oaseacoast.org.
n overeaters anonymous: meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m., Mondays, at York Hospital Medical Office Bldg., 16 Hospital Drive, York, Maine. 433-5464, www.oaseacoast.org.
n overeaters anonymous: meets from 10 to 11:15 a.m., Fridays, at First Parish Church, Parish House, York Street, York, Maine. 433-5464, www.oaseacoast.org.
n overeaters anonymous: meets from 8 to 8:50 a.m., Saturdays, at York Hospital, 15 Hospital Drive, in the Ellis Conference Room. Call 433-5464, www.oaseacoast.org.
n overeaters anonymous: meets from 9 to 10:15 a.m. Saturdays at York Hospital, 15 Hospital Drive, in the Ellis Conference Room. Call 433-5464, www.oaseacoast.org.
n SEACOAST CELIAC SUPPORT GROUP: meets at 6 p.m., the third Thursday of every other month, at Great Bay Services, 2061 Woodbury Ave., Newington, across from the Fox Run Mall. Meetings are free and open to the public. Call 778-1938, or 964-8921.
n SEACOAST FOOD ALLERGY GROUP: meets four times a year at Portsmouth Regional Hospital, Borthwick Avenue, in Classroom 4. 430-9935 or email@example.com.
n FOOD ADDICTS IN RECOVERY ANONYMOUS: meets at 7 p.m. Mondays, at St. John's Episcopal Church, 101 Chapel St., Portsmouth. Food Addicts In Recovery Anonymous is a 12-step fellowship based on the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). Meetings are free and there are no weigh-ins. 778-1799, www.foodaddicts.org.
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n NAMI CONNECTIONS SUPPORT GROUP: meets every second and fourth Tuesday of the month, from 1 to 2:30 p.m., at Eliot United Methodist Church, Route 236, Eliot, Maine. NAMI Connections is a recovery support group program for adults living with mental illness that is expanding in communities throughout the country. Meetings are free. (207) 363-2458.
n ANXIETY DISORDER SELF-HELP SUPPORT GROUP: for individuals experiencing anxiety symptoms, panic attacks, chronic worry, obsessive thoughts and compulsions, phobias, social anxiety and post-traumatic stress, will be held the second and fourth Wednesday of the month, from 7 to 8:30 p.m., at the Community Campus (in the boardroom), 100 Campus Drive in Portsmouth. For information, e-mail Gina at firstname.lastname@example.com, or call 431-1535.
n BIPOLAR SUPPORT GROUP: sponsored by Seacoast Mental Health Center, offers support to people with bipolar disorder, family members and friends. The group meets from 6:30 to 9 p.m., on the second Monday of the month, at the Community Campus in the lower level, Portsmouth. Call 431-6703.
n SEACOAST CHAPTER: FOR THE NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL ILLNESS (NAMI): holds support and informational meetings, from 7 to 9 p.m., on the second and fourth Thursday of each month. The meetings are open to families of those suffering with schizophrenia, bipolar, schizo-affective and depression. Meetings are held in the library of the Community Campus at 100 Campus Drive in Portsmouth. Call (207) 703-0442 or 436-3264.
n SEACOAST APHASIA SUPPORT GROUP: meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m., the third Monday of the month, at the Community Campus, 100 Campus Drive in Portsmouth. Call Dave at 659-6161 or e-mail email@example.com.
n DEPRESSION AND BIPOLAR SUPPORT GROUP: greater Seacoast area, meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m., each Friday, in conference room 1, third floor (opposite gift shop) at Exeter Hospital. This is a peer-led support group that welcomes anyone diagnosed with a mood disorder, or who has a family member or friend diagnosed, or who thinks he or she might have depression or bipolar disorder (also known as manic depression). There are now four Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance support groups in the greater N.H. Seacoast area which meet weekly as follows:
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y EXEter: 1:30-3 p.m., Wednesday, Women's Group, Seacoast Mental Health Center, Exeter.
y Exeter: 7-8:30 p.m., Friday, Exeter Hospital. Free parking available in hospital parking garage opposite the main entrance. For details, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or call Brad at 734-4032.
n OVERCOMERS: a 12-step program with a specific Christian bent, is available to help those with old conflicts and emotional wounds. Group meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m., every Thursday, on the second floor of New Creation Healing Center, 148 Plaistow Road (Route 125), Plaistow. Each week is a self-contained meeting. Call Judy at (978) 257-0382, or Bob at (978) 372-7945.
n SCHIZOPHRENIA SUPPORT GROUP: meets from 1 to 2:30 p.m. on the third Monday of every month at the Community Campus Board Room, 100 Campus Drive, Portsmouth. Call Diane Cyr at Seacoast Mental Health Center at 431-6703, ext. 3167.
n WOMEN'S DEPRESSION & BIPOLAR SUPPORT GROUP: affiliated with Greater N.H. Seacoast Area Chapter (DBSA), from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Wednesdays at Seacoast Mental Health Center, 30 Prospect Ave., Exeter. Call 772-7769.
n PFLAG AND THE STRAIGHT SPOUSE NETWORK: meets from 7 to 9 p.m., on the first Tuesday of every month, at Stratham Community Church on Emery Lane, Stratham. PFLAG (Parents, Families and, Friends of Lesbians and Gays) offers support, education, and advocacy for the entire gay community and their families and friends. Visit www.pflag.org. The SSN offers confidential support to the heterosexual spouse/partner of a gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender partner. Visit www.straightspouse.org.
n SEACOAST OUTRIGHT: and the N.H. Seacoast Chapter of PFLAG, will be joining together to create a new meeting for parents, teachers, friends and other adults who would like the opportunity to discuss issues around sexual orientation and gender identity. This meeting/support group is held from 7 to 9 p.m., the second Friday of the month, at Portsmouth Community Campus in the library on the ground floor, 100 Campus Drive, Portsmouth. 431-1013.
n RAINBOW HEARTS: a monthly gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender spiritual forum, peer support and community action endeavour, meets from 1 to 3 p.m., the first Sunday of every month, at Tranquilities Tea Room and Gathering Center, in the center of downtown Dover, next to Dover Yoga Studio. 988-4281, e-mail: email@example.com.
n SEACOAST BRAIN INJURY SUPPORT GROUP: meets at 7 p.m., on the first Tuesday of the month, at the North Hampton United Church of Christ. Call 659-5769.
n SEACOAST SPECIAL SPEAKERS: a support group for people who stutter, will be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m., the first Tuesday of the month, at Rye Public Library. Call Mark at 828-7696 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
n Seven Lessons: Spiritual Step Meeting For Everyone, will be held at the Community Church of Durham, 17 Main St., from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Thursdays. Meetings focus on learning how to nourish souls and spirits by collectively sharing experiences and hope with each other, as well as through messages shared by weekly speakers. 674-0319.
n YORK HOSPITAL'S YOGA CENTER: located at the Heart Health Institute, offers yoga classes for people of all abilities. Seated yoga for those with limited mobility is offered as well. The Yoga Center at the Heart Health Institute is located at 127 Long Sands Road, York, Maine. Call (207) 351-3700 for registration information. For new participants, the first yoga class is free.
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Adventure race sparks healthier lifestyle at school
Published: Saturday, April 27, 2013 at 4:30 a.m.
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Tired of selling cookies, calendars and other items to relatives as part of his child's school fundraising efforts, Rodney Robinson sat down with parents at Mountain Community School in Hendersonville and came up with something totally out of the box.
What emerged was "The Gnarliest Kids Adventure Race Ever." Unbeknownst at the time was that this idea would jump-start a healthy revolution within the walls of the public charter school.
The race, which debuted last year, is becoming a staple at the school and is already its biggest fundraiser. The second race will take place at 1 p.m. on May 5, and students have been thinking about it since last year's event ended. Two-children teams of kids ages 5-14 tackle a race that includes nine outdoor sports such as mountain biking, running, canoeing, hiking, a ropes course, climbing wall and a grand finale obstacle.
"It was a good way to introduce activities we have around here to kids," said Principal Denise Pesce.
The world inside the school also changed. In the wake of the success of the race, Pesce hired two part-time physical education teachers. The school already had some P.E., but the additions of the etachers made even more readily available.
Since "the Gnar," as students call it, the school has changed its lunch program and incorporated activities to promote a healthy lifestyle.
The school has done away with fast food options and contracted with Joey's Bagels for healthier menu options. Kids can eat whole wheat pasta and salad. In the mornings, instead of muffins for sale, kids can buy veggie and fruit smoothies.
"We didn't really want the Gnar to represent an isolated event," Pesce said. "I feel like the Gnar set the tone a little bit for us. We were just kind of riding the wave."
The Gnar has that effect, Robinson said. It created so much excitement that some of the kids have trained year-round for the event. The school also has a bicycle club, is about to implement a running club and holds running events throughout the year.
A lot of that was generated by the Gnar.
"It created that buzz of getting active," Robinson said.
He and other organizers have created a "word-class" race course at Camp Pinnacle. The event draws kids from all over North Carolina. Nine of the events are kept secret until race day.
Each grade level at the school is responsible for one portion of the race, and parents and teachers of that grade level volunteer to set up their portion of the course.
It's more than a race, however. It's an extension of school, Pesce said.
"These kinds of opportunities are so important," she said. "I feel it's important to give them these opportunities to do outdoor things. We're really trying to take advantage of this outdoor classroom we have here."
For more information about the race, visit http://themountaincommunityschool.com/gnar.htm.
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Chippewa County Sheriff's Deputies Kelly Aalfs (left) and Tim Christensen will both be retiring at the end of March. Aalfs has been a Chippewa County deputy for more than 34 years, while Christensen has been with the department for almost 32 years. Coincidentally, both men share the same birth date in the same year. Both celebrated their birthdays Monday. A retirement reception for Aalfs will be held March 28 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the courthouse assembly room. Christensen's reception will be held March 29, also from 2 to 4 p.m. at the assembly room. (Staff photo by Bruce Olson)
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Bunnies eat spark plugs on cars at Denver airport
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DENVER (AP) — Silly rabbits.
The furry creatures are wreaking havoc on cars parked at Denver International Airport by eating spark plug cables and other wiring.
To stop the problem, federal wildlife workers are removing at least 100 bunnies a month while parking companies install better fences and build perches for predator hawks and eagles.
Airport spokeswoman Laura Coale says that out of 4.3 million parking transactions in 2012, three claims were submitted for rodent or rabbit damage, and none was submitted with a claim for towing.
KCNC-TV (http://tinyurl.com/awjoyne ) reports there's another way to stop the damage that can cost thousands of dollars to repair.
Mechanics say coating the wires with fox or coyote urine can rob the rabbits of their appetite. Fox urine can be purchased at many hunting shops.
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MARION, N.C. (AP) — Authorities in McDowell County have found a body in the car of a Gaston County woman missing since October.
North Carolina Highway Patrol Sgt. Kevin Owens says the wreck was found off U.S. 221 south of Marion on Monday.
Owens says investigators could not positively identify the body until an autopsy is performed. But he says the vehicle is registered to 27-year-old Elizabeth Estelle Stonger of Lowell, who was last seen Oct. 14 when she left her job as a cashier at a store in Belmont.
Owens says the car fell about 150 feet over a drop beside a rural road.
Investigators say Stonger's cell phone was last used in McDowell County the evening she disappeared. She has not used her financial cards or social media since she disappeared.
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FARMINGTON – The California Highway Patrol called out its helicopter Tuesday night to use a heat-seeking device to locate a speeding driver who had abandoned his girlfriend and his car in a pasture and covered himself in mud in a drainage ditch to evade capture.
The CHP arrested Jimmy Blake Terry, 26, of Murphys, an active parolee, and booked him into San Joaquin County Jail on suspicion of felony evading, resisting arrest and driving on a suspended license.
The incident began shortly after midnight Tuesday when Terry, driving a 2000 Audi, was clocked going faster than 90 miles per hour down Jack Tone Road in eastern San Joaquin County. CHP officers pursued him for more than 15 miles, heading east on Highway 4 into Stanislaus County at speeds in excess of 100 mph, before Terry drove into a pasture and the Audi became disabled.
Terry fled on foot, leaving behind a passenger, Crystal Anne Towle, 24, of Stockton, described as Terry's girlfriend. She was detained while CHP officers from the Stockton and San Andreas offices along with Angels Camp police set up a perimeter to search for Terry.
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What�s the worst thing a fire chief could experience?
There are a number of things that come to mind. How about getting fired? The pink slip experience is certainly not a fun-filled event, but there�s something that�s worse, much worse.
How about a major fire at the home of the City Manager�s best friend � and the fire department doesn�t respond? That�s a bad thing and a future story. But, there�s still something that�s worse.
No, the GRANDDADDY WORST EVENT for a fire chief is hands down �a serious injury or death of a firefighter� � one of your firefighters.
It was a day that leading in didn�t have any particular significance. So much so that details leading up to the event don�t immediately come to mind.
One recalls that a firefighter wanted to learn pumping operations. The crew decided to get some hose tested during the training. It wasn�t uncommon � at this time in the department�s history � to test hose with an engine, especially when there wasn�t much hose to test. And that was the case.
The hose was all laid out and the test started. As firefighters observed the hose they noticed a few of the couplings were leaking. Instead of shutting down the engine while the couplings were tightened � which is what should�ve been done � firefighters simply started tightening the problem connections.
David was one of the firefighters. He had tightened several couplings when he came to another. This one was an old school solid brass coupling. The thick beast should have been retired and sold off for scrap, but it kept passing the muster. And today it just would not seal.
It would take a little more effort. David placed the spanners on the couplings with his head positioned directly above at exactly the time the trainee flipped the switch � the volume to pressure switch.
The extra surge was all that was needed to push a weak spot in the hose beyond its breaking point. Unfortunately, the bursting point in all the hose laid out was immediately adjacent to the coupling David was tightening.
The hose shot upwards like a rocket into David�s head. The blow rendered him unconscious while dropping him to the pavement. Fellow firefighters were at his side practically seconds after it happened. In break neck speed they treated, packaged, and transported him to the hospital.
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Vi Hart - Spirals Part 1
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Vi Hart is a mathemusician! Here's the first of 3 parts about spirals, fibonacci and being a plant!
It just goes to show that the right-brain can certainly be used for creating beautiful things.
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A Versailles man was found dead Saturday afternoon at a lake in Hickory County. Vitaliy Shereheta was reportedly swimming at Nemo Park Beach in Pomme de Terre Lake when he went under. The Missouri State Highway Patrol Water Patrol Division with assistance from Hickory County Rescue utilized side scan sonar and found the body in the lake. A diver recovered Shereheta's body, which was taken to Hathaway-Peterman Funeral Home in Wheatland, Mo.
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Austin's spoken word performers take center stage as part of KLRU's focus on the arts. Also known as "slam poetry," spoken word is an oral performance of extemporaneous or composed pieces of free poetry. Austin has a number of venues that present spoken word, this program highlights the ranging styles of poets at an all-age program hosted monthly at Mitchie's Gallery. This event features several artists who were involved with the Austin Neo Soul Team that placed 4th in the 2010 National Poetry Slam.
This Spoken 4 All event took place on October 23, 2010, at Mitchie's Gallery in Austin, Texas.
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We were lucky enough to be visited by Jordan Stokes from Manchester based design studio Music last week. He came in to do a guest lecture spot for us and talked about how he approached getting a job, the placements he worked on at the beginning of his career and the time he has spent working for Music.
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A top financial officer is charged with stealing nearly $1 million from a Terrebonne Parish business.
Sam Holloway, 32, 703 Victoria St., Berwick, is accused of stealing money from Nondestructive and Visual Inspection, or NVI, a company headquartered on West Park Avenue in Gray that inspects ships and oilfield structures, according to the Terrebonne Sheriff's Office. He worked at the company as a comptroller.
Holloway allegedly assigned the money to ex-employees' per-diem cards, used to pay workers for daily expenses such as meals, then used the cards himself. The thefts began in January 2012 and continued until office management learned of the crimes.
The company called the Sheriff's Office on Monday. Holloway was arrested Tuesday night, deputies said.
In total, $983,000 was stolen, deputies said.
Holloway is charged with felony theft and 14 counts of access device fraud for using the pay cards. He is in the Terrebonne jail on a $300,000 bond.
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TUSCALOOSA | A technology-oriented preschool has opened on the edge of downtown.
A+ Academy, 1920 25th Ave. near the Piggly Wiggly off Greensboro Avenue, opened in September, and the preschool's director says its goal is to provide a high-quality preschool education.
"We're not just a day care, we teach our children," said Joseph Moreno, director and owner of A+ Academy. "We want them to be ... considered gifted when they leave here."
Moreno said A+ Academy teaches math, reading, English, science, Spanish, sign language, technology, and preschool basics like shapes, colors and art. Students go on field trips and participate in storytime, music and recreational activities.
"Our students change classes and from one subject to another every hour," Moreno said. "The classes they take depend on how well they do on their academic assessments. We assess them when they come here so we know what level we need to teach them at and how to challenge them."
The Birmingham native said the preschool uses technology that parents can also use for at-home learning.
"We have TechTime, which students can use to follow an online curriculum that their parents can help them with when they get home, so the learning is consistent," he said. "Using that, we create an avatar (a digital symbol) of each child, and the children teach their own avatars to learn, but they're really learning themselves."
Tuition for A+ Academy is $7,500 a year, which is $150 a week. Moreno said scholarships are available.
"Right now, we have open enrollment for our scholarships so anyone, no matter what their income level, can get one," Moreno said.
"Our doors are open to all children anywhere throughout the city, but we focus on the children in this area," Moreno said. "We're also providing one free week of child care for any parents who are unemployed and looking for a job. We ask that they line up all of their job interviews in one week and during that week, we'll take care of your child for free."
For information about A+ Academy, go to alabamakids.org.
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Bikinis, beaches and booze!
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Mardi Gras may be over now, but the beads and boobs thing carries on through the rest of the year. It's not uncommon to come home with a solid collection of bead necklaces - for both girls and guys.
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Students may feel like they're not in America anymore, but the beauty of this city is you don't need your passport to get there. San Juan is the capital of Puerto Rico, where gambling is legal, and rum is easily accessible. Caution: Those two added together may equal some really bad decisions.
Panama City Beach is full of wild parties. Twerk contests, world-renowned DJs to lead the massive crowds - add booze to the mix and you're ready for the Spring Break of a lifetime!
You may be thinking, L.A., really? Spring Break? You may not be in Cancun, but L.A. is full of fun spring break opportunities. Between all of the celebs who live there, the incredible beaches, and the high-profile clubs, you can have an excellent spring break in the City of Angels.
Tampa is infamous for spring breakers raiding their beaches. With the movie Spring Breakers recently filmed there, it's become quite the popular spring break destination!
Boats, booze, and a lake - what more could you ask for?!
Myrtle Beach is the site of many spring break activities, including throwing back fish bowls at popular watering holes like Fat Tuesdays and Froggy Bottomz - right next to the beach. Exotic drinks and getting a tan at the same time? Now that's multi-tasking!
Destin has become a popular spring break location over the years. The city was originally a fishing town, but its beautiful beaches have turned it into a great vacation spot - and many students make their way down for spring break. Apparently, it's a wild time! Just last year, Destin got so wild, there were apparently 800 arrests and 1100 tickets issued!
Aside from its beautiful beaches, San Diego has become more than just a city featured on "The Real World." The city is one of the most popular spring break destinations and although you can't drink on the beach anymore, you can take your party right into the ocean! After the beach, there is plenty of nightlife to partake in.
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Socttsdale is actually a pretty wild city - but the place really comes alive at night. There are tons of nightclubs for partiers to drop obscene amounts of money and dance until they drop.
People of all ages choose Key West as their destination to let loose in. During spring break season open container laws are apparently not enforced. There is even a "clothing optional" bar to get your party on!
Spring break isn't only for the exotic and tropical cities - in fact, many students head north for their vacation. If you're into skiing, you can hit the slopes all day, and then party all night long.
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The beach, a boardwalk, carnival rides, bars - Virginia Beach is frequented by a number of spring breakers every year. Although recently, the city has been considered one of the most dangerous spring break cities to go to.
Daytona Beach has been continuously one of the most popular spring break destinations over the years. In fact, in 2010, Daytona was considered the 'undisputed underage drinking capital of the world.' You can party all you want on the beach during the day, but at night you can hop on a double-decker bus to take you from one hot spot to the next!
Never mind the fact that if your spring break falls on Ultra Music Festival/Miami Music Week, you're bound to have fun - Miami is just a good time in general. The city has tons of nightlife, as does close-by counterpart South Beach. You can grab a drink at places like Wet Willies or head a one of the town's famous clubs including Mansion, LIV, Story, and more.
Going to Vegas for anything is always a wild time, but especially for spring break. Vegas is a playground for young adults (and adults too). There is day-drinking at the pool parties, and at night the city offers its famous nightclubs - not to mention all those casinos!
There are many people in the U.S. who don't even realize Texas has an island to party on. Probably because this is the city's only purpose. It is completely legal to drink on the beach on South Padre Island, and is the home of a 3-day dance music festival for spring breakers to rage to. Spring Break paradise!
Two worlds: Disney World. You might not think of the childhood wonderland as a great spring break, but that's because you may not know that there is actually a lot to there besides get sick on the teacups ride. Epcot features it's "Drinking Around the World" showcase (self explanatory), and Downtown Disney is full of places to wet your whistle. If that doesn't make you happy there is always Pleasure Island, aka a strip of Irish-style pubs.
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Booty-shaking contests on the beach are enough for anyone to have a good time on spring break. And if you're still looking for something to do, there are plenty of tattoo shops!
There is more than one way to 'tap the Rockies' in Colorado, and it starts with spring break. You can ski/snowboard your heart out during the day, but at night Denver offers some very fun clubs.
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VAIL - Hundreds of fans gathered at the base of the Vail halfpipe Thursday for the Burton U.S. Open men's halfpipe semifinals, waiting to catch an up-close glimpse of the best male halfpipe riders in the world.
These guys turned it on, too - throwing tricks so huge that it's hard to imagine how this sport could possibly progress beyond the level these athletes already ride.
American Scotty Lago put up the biggest score of the day with an 85.15 out of a possible 100. He competed in heat one knew his first run score would be enough to qualify for the final and chose to sit out the second run.
He later Tweeted that the run was the only run he has landed all week, and it "happened to be in the contest."
The second-best score came from Shaun White, who picked up his sixth Winter X Games halfpipe gold medal this year and attracts the kind of crowd you might see surrounding a major rock band. When White is riding, there's practically silence because everyone watching wants to see what White does.
Everything about White is big - his tricks, his style, his amplitude - perhaps even a little too big, even for White. After putting up a great score of 83.8 in his first run, White came into his second run looking to put on a show. He dropped in and flew into the sky for a backside air so massive that he lost control. It was obvious while he was in the air that landing this trick would be difficult.
He came down hard and washed out, falling on his backside. At the finish area, White was touching his left buttock and tailbone area. He was visibly in pain, but didn't appear to be seriously hurt, and quickly rode down toward the Golden Peak base area with a mob of fans following him like the paparazzi.
The top three finishers from each of the two heats automatically qualified for the final, and then the top six scores across both heats rounded out the 12 athletes would move on to the final. After the top three in the first heat - Lago, Stale Sandbech and Taylor Gold - there was just one rider who made the cut for the final: Ayumu Hirano, the 14-year-old sensation from Japan who won Winter X Games silver this year.
Sandbech loves the pipe, but said he almost thinks it's too fast. He hasn't been riding much halfpipe in recent years and has been more focused on slopestyle, so the qualification for the final was a bit of a shock.
"I still do pipe contests. You know, I want to keep my tricks in there. I'm scared when I'm in the pipe, and that's a good feeling to be scared," Sandbech said. "It's a good feeling when you come down alive."
Gold knew the riders in heat two would be hard to beat and wasn't sure he'd make it until he had solidified the third position from his heat. His best run included tricks like a frontside 1080, cab 1080, a "Michael Chuck," and a frontside double cork 1080.
"I didn't know that it was enough. It's almost everything I can do," Gold said. "It's pretty hard to qualify - this is a huge event. ... I'm gonna hope, but I'm not sure. There's so many good riders - it would be an amazing opportunity if I could (qualify), though."
Hirano had to wait until the end of heat two before he knew if he made the cut. He sat in fourth place with a 78.65 score, waiting and hoping that it would be enough. It just barely was.
Finnish rider Peetu Piiroinen and American Louie Vito picked up the second and third spots, respectively, in heat two. They didn't hold much back, knowing that competition would be stiff.
"That was one of my better runs I've done today and I had to do some cold turkey tricks - last minute, I changed it up - and so I was just happy to put one on my feet and see how the next run goes," Vito said after his first run, which was his higher of his two scores.
Piiroinen was surprised he had such a strong performance Thursday because he said he hasn't been training in the pipe at all. His only practice has been during contests, he said.
"This pipe, for me, it's perfect because it's a good shape - maybe not the biggest pipe I've ridden but it's good size for me and fast," Piiroinen said.
Most riders, male and female, said this halfpipe is one of the best they've ridden all season. With 22-foot walls, 600-feet long, these riders are able to get in a lot of tricks and keep their speed, which makes it a bit easier to recover from mistakes, too.
Sandbech said the pipe is so fast that he predicts big tricks on Saturday for the final. He said the crowd might even see Shaun White go bigger than ever, but that depends on how White is feeling after his hard landing Thursday.
"I think this is the fastest pipe I've ever ridden," Sandbech said.
So what will it take to win? Piiroinen thinks it will take a lot.
"Now days, I think if you want to win here, you've got to probably do at least three doubles," Piiroinen said. "Because of that flow score, maybe do some different tricks, too, like ally-oops - I think that makes your flow score better. And then just go as big as you can."


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Surprised was a word commonly used in talking with local Catholic parishioners about the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI.
The Pope, who is 85, said he noticed his strength had deteriorated over recent months, "To the extent that I have had to recognize my incapacity to adequately fulfill the ministry entrusted to me.
"For this reason, and well aware of the seriousness of this act, with full freedom I declare that I renounce the ministry of Bishop of Rome, Successor of Saint Peter," he said according to a statement from the Vatican.
Pope Benedict is the first Pope in nearly 600 years to resign. Since Gregory XII did it in 1415.
Paul Buysse said, "Personally, I didn't know the Pope could resign or retire."
Buysse said that perhaps Pope Benedict's decision to resign had been influenced because he had seen the long decline in the health of his predecessor Pope John Paul II.
Father Thien Nguyen of St. James Catholic Church said, "In a way it was a surprise, but it was also not a surprise because of his age." Father Nguyen said one of the reasons Pope Benedict was doing a good job was because he was very good at advancing the 'clarity of faith'.
Rev. John M. Quinn, bishop of the Diocese of Winona, said in a statement, "We are saddened by his resignation; it is a loss for our Church as Pope Benedict is such a great Pontiff, a true blessing and gift to our Church.
"Yet, we are hopeful for the future. We trust that the Holy Spirit led the Pope to this decision and will guide the Cardinals to elect a new Pope to meet the current challenges of our Church and the world today. Please join me in praying for Pope Benedict XVI and the Cardinals during this time of transition."
St. James Catholic Church secretary and bookeeper Mary Sandmeyer said that she had noticed in recent appearances that the Pope had looked very frail, so that she was not totally shocked by the resignation. She said, "He needed to do what was best for him and for the Church."
Jack Conway of St. James said regarding how rare an event a Papal resignation was, "It's amazing to me that a resignation could happen just once every 600 years."
Looking to the selection of a new Pope Conway said, "We all pray the Cardinals will select a new Pope who will keep many of the traditions we have, but at the same time be open to making changes we feel probably needed to be made in the Church."
Father Nguyen expressed the belief that, "The Cardinals and all the members of the Church have to pray the Holy Spirit guides the Cardinals in the selection of the Pope."
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The White & Red Rose Café opens in Flat Rock
Published: Saturday, May 18, 2013 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, May 17, 2013 at 2:39 p.m.
FLAT ROCK — The owners of a new restaurant in Flat Rock opened Friday with an upgraded kitchen that serves intercontinental cuisine for locals and tourists alike.
Richard and Wendy Pontefract are hoping The White & Red Rose Café at 2700 Greenville Highway in the Singleton Centre will provide the community with a unique dining experience.
Chef Steve Conn serves up dishes for the lunch and dinner that include appetizers, salads and entrees including shrimp and grits, and pasta dishes.
"Daily chef specials will give him a lot of latitude," Wendy Pontefract said.
The menu also lists roasted stuffed peppers, catch of the day and beer and wine. Most items are locally purchased.
In the kitchen, the Pontefracts installed a new self-contained ventless cooking system that has a flat grill, burners and a convection oven.
"This allows us to have the means to cook in a commercial setting," Wendy Pontefract said.
The 80-seat restaurant that was once Mama Christina's has two floors, with a large patio on the second floor.
"The location is incredible and we saw a lot of potential," Wendy Pontefract said of their two-year search to open their first restaurant.
"We really liked the layout," Richard Pontefract added.
Wendy Pontefract looks forward to sharing The White & Red Rose Café's ambience with others.
"We want customers to be comfortable and enjoy a good meal," she said.
The Pontefracts are hoping to build a customer base of regulars as well as become a destination for tourists.
Customers can also buy pieces of art inside The White & Red Rose Café.
"You come in, you like it, you can buy it," Wendy Pontefract said. "We are doing everything we can do to be 'the place' to go to in the Village of Flat Rock."
Hours of operation are from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Contact the restaurant at 828-692-4470.
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