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NEW YORK, NY -- (Marketwire) -- 01/28/13 -- Elektra recording artist Marina And The Diamonds has unveiled the next series of North American dates on her ongoing "Lonely Hearts Club" headline tour. The dates -- which see support from Charli XCX -- get underway May 2nd at The Showbox at the Market in Seattle and then continue through a major New York City concert at the world famous Central Park SummerStage at Rumsey Playfield on May 29th (see itinerary below). For complete details, please visit www.marinaandthediamonds.com/live.htm.
The "Lonely Hearts Club Tour" celebrates Marina's extraordinary second album, "ELECTRA HEART," which earned critical approbation and international chart success upon its release last year. The new dates follow a number of epic world tours in recent months, including a sold out North American summer headline tour and an array of North American and European stadium/arena dates supporting Coldplay.
A chart-topping phenomenon in her native UK, "ELECTRA HEART" finds Marina collaborating with a handpicked group of superstar songwriters and producers, including Dr. Luke (Katy Perry, Nicki Minaj), Rick Nowels (Cee Lo Green, Lykke Li), Liam Howe (Sneaker Pimps, Lana Del Rey), Greg Kurstin (The Shins, Kelly Clarkson) and Diplo (Beyoncé, M.I.A.). Songs like "Primadonna" and "How To Be A Heartbreaker" see Marina truly reaching her full potential as an outstanding songwriting talent and dazzling pop performer, an uncompromising spirit who singlehandedly fashions the ideas for her artwork, videos, website content and striking live performances.
The album -- which was written and recorded in London and Los Angeles -- received global approval upon its release earlier this year. BBC Music praised its balance of "the ironic and the heartfelt, the quirky and the mainstream, the real and the fake with remarkable aplomb," while Entertainment Weekly declared that Marina "rivals Katy Perry for catchy hooks, commands with the swagger of Gwen Stefani, and even comes close to the ethereal vocal exhilaration of Florence Welch."
For more news and information, please visit www.marinaandthediamonds.com, www.facebook.com/marinaandthediamonds, and www.elektra.com.
Charli XCX is quickly proving an unqualified phenomenon, earning immediate applause for such angel-pop smashes as "You're The One" and "I Love It (Feat. Charli XCX)," her internationally successful collaboration with Big Beat recording duo Icona Pop. The upcoming tour -- which follows a string of sold out U.S. headline shows as well as dates supporting both Santigold and Coldplay -- herald the British-born singer/songwriter's hugely anticipated debut album, set for release later this year.
In the meantime, Charli XCX recently unleashed her electrifying new single, "You (Ha Ha Ha)," with a companion video directed by award-winning filmmaker Ryan Andrews. The track (along with a range of exclusive remixes by such dancefloor notables as BURNS, Goldroom, Melé, and MS MR.) will be officially released in late February -- please see www.charlixcxmusic.com for up to the minute news and information.
Charli XCX made an immediate splash with a series of increasingly acclaimed singles, including "Nuclear Seasons" and "Stay Away," which Pitchfork hailed as "a slow-burning kiss-off of a pop song with low-lying synths, industrial textures, and a whole lot of shadowy atmosphere." "You're The One" received ever greater accolades upon its 2012 release, with Billboard praising "its frisky beats, Euro-pop synths, and vaguely Middle Eastern melodies" while also naming Charli to its "21 Under 21: Ones To Watch 2012" ranking. Charli also appeared in a range of year-end packages, including 2012 wrap-ups and 2013 predictions. Rolling Stone declared her to be one of the year's "Hottest Synthpop Acts," while Stereogum included Charli on their influential "40 Best New Bands of 2012" tally, noting that "her voice floats above slickly catchy electroscapes, showing an admirably tough vulnerability." "You're The One" was among Billboard's "20 Best Songs of 2012: Critics' Picks." As if that weren't enough, Time named Charli's upcoming debut album as one of their "11 Albums To Look Forward To In 2013," writing that "at only 20 years old, the vaguely goth Charli XCX (nee Charlotte Aitchison) has a vocal maturity that outshines many more seasoned singers, crafting songs that are alternately gorgeous, anthemic, throbbing and occasionally weird, with soaring vocals and swelling choruses that sweep you up in their melodies."
Furthermore, Charli XCX has released a pair of creative and compelling mixtapes, including the recent "SUPER ULTRA," highlighted by the viral hit, "Cloud Aura (Feat. Brooke Candy)." Pitchfork decreed the track -- produced by J£ ZUS MILLION -- to be "a weird one," in large part thanks to the appearance of "rapper" and tumblr meta-meme Brooke Candy. "SUPER ULTRA" is available now as a free download to fans signing up at Charli's official website, charlixcxmusic.com, while the "Cloud Aura" companion video can be viewed at http://youtu.be/7LJOg-yLWbI.
For more, please see www.charlixcxmusic.com, www.facebook.com/charlixcxmusic, www.twitter.com/charli_xcx, and www.youtube.com/officialcharlixcx.
All Dates w/Special Guest CHARLI XCX Except *
MAY ----- 2 Seattle, WA The Showbox at the Market 3 Vancouver, BC Commodore Ballroom 4 Portland, OR Wonder Ballroom 6 San Francisco, CA The Warfield 7 Santa Ana, CA Observatory 9 Las Vegas, NV The Pool @ Blvd Social Club * 10 San Diego, CA House of Blues 11 Los Angeles, CA Nokia Theatre LA Live 13 Salt Lake City, UT Club Sound 14 Denver, CO The Gothic Theatre 16 Kansas City, MO Granada 17 St Louis, MO The Pageant 19 Minneapolis, MN The Varsity 20 Chicago, IL The Vic Theatre 22 Detroit, MI Saint Andrew's Hall 23 Toronto, ON Sound Academy 24 Montreal, QC Corona Theatre 28 Pittsburgh, PA Mr. Smalls 29 New York, NY Central Park SummerStage @ Rumsey Playfield
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O'Reilly: Five things the next iPod software version needs to have
"Here's five things Apple could put in the next update to the iPod's software that would make it a music power tool (in order of how much I want them):
1. Line-in recording
iPod hackers have shown that the iPod is capable of recording a few seconds of audio through it's headphone port. Being able to record through this port as actual line in would enable you to record pure audio whenever you could get a line. No, the current voice recorder doesn't count."
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There are a lot of improvements that can be done in the On-the-Go playlist. Reordering the songs is one of them. An essential one if you ask me. I have used other players that have this feature and when I found out that ipod does not, I just couldn't believe how something as fundamental as this is not part of its features. Come on Apple… it's not that hard…
Posted by mcde on January 23, 2004 at 5:42 AM (CST)
Crossfading between two songs would be amazing (like in iTunes). Being able to delete songs directly from the ipod is also on my top priority list.
Please apple…
Posted by Tomaz on January 23, 2004 at 6:25 AM (CST)
Crossfade. My god, crossfade please already. What is the point of adding other stuff, giant hard drives etc, when the ipod still can't play back a single cd as it was recorded. Tell Apple as i did.
Posted by langdonauger on January 23, 2004 at 6:46 AM (CST)
Recording is a niche feature, but in that niche it's *extremely* useful.
I sing in concerts and stuff. I often record them using a stereo mic (with permission &c), and in some cases have mastered the results onto CD and distributed them for small amounts of money.
Previously, I recorded onto MiniDisc. However, it's a real pain getting the sound from there onto my HD; it's a pain changing MDs during the interval (if there is one—I've lost the end of more than one event); and the compression doesn't help, either. If my iPod could do this, it would make life an awful lot easier…
But I gave up on waiting for this feature. I bought a cheap 6GB Zen Jukebox; the battery life is terrible, it only accepts line level so I need to take a pre-amp too, and it's *far* too big for listening or anything else, but it does the job.
What's most frustrating is that the iPod hardware is clearly capable of recording; we just need Apple to either add the feature to their software, or else open their software up a bit and let someone else do it.
Come on, Apple—like Ogg playback and some of these other feature, it won't cost you anything!
Posted by Gidds in UK on January 23, 2004 at 7:02 AM (CST)
More file formats supported is what I'd want more than anything - WMA, Ogg Vorbis, MP3 Pro… I had to rerip all my CDs when I got my iPod because I was using Ogg format for them.
Posted by Fenn on January 23, 2004 at 7:51 AM (CST)
1) I want to be able to TELL my iPod what I want to listen to. This is mainly while I'm driving or doing something else where looking at and concentrating on my iPod isn't a good idea. Think of having a button that you push and then saying, "play playlist 60's." Or, "play album white album." Or, "play artist Beatles." You get the idea.
2) I want my playlists to update on my iPod. For instance. If I have a playlist where I tell it to play all Jazz songs with rating higher than 3. I want my iPod to update that playlist if I up the rating of one song from 3 to 4 or one from 4 or 5 down to 3.
3) No gaps, especially because of audio books that I've imported from CDs. I don't think Apple will do this however because they will sell less books from AudioBooks.com if they do.
Posted by olsonbw on January 23, 2004 at 8:08 AM (CST)
Just to clarify, Olson, it would be "play album The Beatles"!!
Posted by Big D on January 23, 2004 at 8:28 AM (CST)
Big D - I sit corrected.
Ob-la-da! lol
Posted by olsonbw on January 23, 2004 at 8:40 AM (CST)
Um, Olsenbw, if you have 'live updating' checked on your smart playlist in iTunes, it _will_ update on the fly on the ipod.
Posted by Druid on January 23, 2004 at 9:12 AM (CST)
Druid - thanks - I'll check on that.
Note: I'm a SON of Ole. Not a Sen.
Posted by olsonbw on January 23, 2004 at 9:20 AM (CST)
Don't forget about on-screen text size selection. That size is way too big for showing the song lists. The could easily use the bold Calendar font and still be readable.
Posted by ikelleigh on January 23, 2004 at 9:56 AM (CST)
I agree with your comments 100%
Posted by revmike on January 23, 2004 at 10:18 AM (CST)
Line-in for sure.
I record a lot of talk radio shows.
Now, right now I can stream the show either live or from an archive and record it in real time with a netrecorder of some sort but this means having to have the computer on and to mess with setting up the recorder..on and on. ANd it means having to be awake to stop it.
To be able to sit on my sofa..run a cable from my little radio into my ipod and let it run..if it's a show I am recording over night I can set the sleep timer.
My other want is a built in AM-FM radio on the 4G.
Posted by Json on January 23, 2004 at 1:07 PM (CST)
I really like how the rio karma has folders for each letter in the alphabet. Lets say you click 'A', it expands and shows all the artists/album/songs that start with A. This is invaluable when you have 5000+ songs and want a specific artist.
Posted by dave on January 23, 2004 at 1:20 PM (CST)
"I want to be able to TELL my iPod what I want to listen to. " - olsonbw
Whatever, thats is such a waste of time… Apple, I want to be able to THINK and have my iPod do what I want it to do, no more of these stupid buttons… ;-)
Com on Apple, is it really that hard to do?
Posted by rackirlen on January 23, 2004 at 3:56 PM (CST)
rackirlen - I don't really care if YOU take me seriously as long as Apple does. This would be so much faster than going through the menus and far less dangerous when you aren't able to concentrate on the iPod screen.
I also want to be able to connect a small keyboard to my iPod like with Palms so I can update my calendar, contacts, etc.
Posted by olsonbw on January 23, 2004 at 4:02 PM (CST)
olsonbw - Don't get me wrong I can understand your reasoning. And if it could be done without the many side effects I would like voice abilities as well.
I am drive, while using my iPod, pda, laptop, and cell phone concurrently. I am not a great hazard as I am skilled, where as my mother has issues with the lights, but that
Posted by rackirlen on January 23, 2004 at 10:01 PM (CST)
I disagree that voice commands would cause lots of battery drain. It would only be "on" when a button is pushed and only long enough for it to listen and find what you are looking for. Maybe three seconds to 5 seconds at the most. Besides. Those that don't want to use it would notice anything.
WMA - ABSOLUTELY NO!!!!!! There is nothing that you can't get or can't convert from WMA to MP3. It would not do Apple any good to do this at all. WMA is HIGHLY restrictive (AAC IS NOT). If you don't like AAC then just use MP3.
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Shalane Jackson lassoed 20 rebounds to go with 14 points, but she was on the bench with five foul as East Union High's girls basketball team went into overtime against visiting Grace Davis of Modesto Tuesday.
RIPON - East Union opened the game on a 16-3 run, and the Lancers needed every inch of their head start to hold off a ferocious Ripon High comeback in a 55-51 win Tuesday.
TRACY - The youth and inexperience of rebuilding Linden and fledgling Lathrop were painfully evident in their Tracy Winter Holiday Classic consolation-bracket clash at West High Tuesday.
Ripon High's girls basketball team did not have its prettiest performance of the season, but its effort was good for another victory as Ripon handled Encina High with ease 45-22 Tuesday in a semifinal matchup of the Cosumnes Oaks Classic Elk Grove.
For Stephanie Vanni, winning every match seemed like a prerequisite for her varsity tennis career.
Sierra High's girls basketball team had a chance to get even with Ripon Monday but lost 46-34 in the first round of the Cosumnes Oaks Classic in Elk Grove.
Midway through Monday's non-league contest against visiting Lincoln, the East Union High boys basketball squad went to a zone defense.
TRACY - File this one under the "and it wasn't that close" category.
A final product of greatness is something that cannot be displayed overnight.
The two clubs participating in the inaugural Hoops for the Cure Classic lived up to their end of the bargain, and a blowout birthday effort from East Union's Briona Fontenot proved to be the difference in the Lancers' 61-56 win over Ripon High Saturday at the Dalben Center.
It might have taken the Sierra Timberwolves a little time to make sure everything was firing on all cylinders Saturday night in their non-league contest against the Beyer.
Despite holding an 8-point lead heading into the fourth quarter the Ripon Indians simply couldn't hold off a late charge by the Bret Harte Bullfrogs in the championship round of the 2010 Ripon Winter Classic.
Troy Hoffdahl followed teammate Robert Vaughn's lead, sinking a pair of free throws with 3.3 seconds remaining to help lift East Union over the Enochs Eagles 63-61 Friday at the Dalben Center.
RIPON - The Indians will have to play a better game in tonight's final of the inaugural Ripon Winter Classic.
RIPON - It didn't even matter Friday night that Ripon Christian head coach Ron Vander Molen still hasn't decided what his regular lineup will be.
STOCKTON - The blond streak in Esteban Paramo's hair may have started as a personal statement of style, but it's come to symbolize something much bigger.
Sierra played perfect defense from the second minute to the 78th Monday against visiting East Union.
Brooke Riley shot an even-par 37 to lead East Union's 246-288 win over Manteca at Manteca Park Golf Course. Monday's win moves the Lancers to 5-0 in the Valley Oak League.
RIPON – After an explosive defensive Ripon Christian start left the visiting Orestimba Wildcats wearing roller-skates and its fleet-footed gunslinger struggling to breathe, the Southern League opener at Stouffer Field Friday night looked like an exercise in futility.
LATHROP - When the going got tough, Kristen Maestretti and the Sierra volleyball team got going Thursday in their Valley Oak League match at Lathrop.
East Union proved Thursday night that it can be a threat in the hunt for Sac-Joaquin Section playoff berths, dropping a well-contested four-game loss to visiting Kimball at Dalben Center.
Ripon High's boys water polo team is again short on numbers, and its top player has graduated after leading the program with his scoring prowess in its first four years of existence.
MARIPOSA - At 6-foot-5 with a super-stretch wingspan, Lukas Vermeulen cuts an imposing figure in the goal.
McKenna Doyle set the curve and the Sierra girls golf team followed suit in a 243-395 Valley Oak League victory over Weston Ranch.


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A new experimental stomach shrinking procedure is helping obese patients lose weight, without bands, staples or implants.
Every year, Americans spend $30 billion a year on diets, weight loss products and other weight loss services. Now, more than 200,000 people a year are going even further than pills or diets, and turning to surgery.
Teresa Flowers, a 54-year-old lifelong dieter, has tried numerous diets which all have failed. With a job that keeps her sitting eight hours a day, Flowers was ready to try something big.
"It's very frustrating to be obese and feel like your back is up against a wall and there's basically no hope," says Flowers.
She became one of the first patients in the U.S. to undergo a new experimental weight loss surgery called gastric imbrication.
Gastric imbrication is a procedure that shrinks the volume of the stomach by 90-percent by folding and stitching it into a small, narrow tube.
Sunil Sharma, a doctor at the University of Florida's Weight Loss Surgery Institute, says, "That translates into easy filling of the stomach, but eating less quantity of food."
"The fact that my stomach is only ten-percent the size that it was, it makes me make a conscious effort to not eat, and to eat wisely," says Flowers.
The minimally invasive procedure is performed through several small incisions in the abdomen, or one cut through the belly button.
A pilot study in India on 30 patients showed participants losing 40-percent of their excess weight within the first year after surgery, all along with quicker recovery and fewer complications.
Two weeks after having the surgery, Teresa Flowers already had lost 23 pounds.
"I started at 313. I'd love to be down to about a hundred fifty pounds," says Flowers.
Although at least two U.S. studies are now underway, gastric imbrication is still considered experimental and is not covered by insurance.
However, Sharma says that because it is less invasive than other bariatric procedures as well as not requiring the removal of any stomach tissue, the cost is much lower.
Gastric imbrication costing $12,500, compared to as much as $16,000 for lap band surgery and $19,000 for gastric bypass.
The process can be adjusted or even reversed as a result of the non-dissolvable sutures used in the procedure.
BACKGROUND: There are a number of stomach-shrinking procedures that offer surgical solutions to bariatric complications. The most common is the Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass procedure, wherein the patient's stomach size can be decreased by surgically segmenting it into two parts, using surgical stables or a plastic band. The top part is formed into a small, golf ball sized pouch, which is then connected to a section of the small intestine, bypassing about five feet of intestine before reconnecting. The small pouch allows the patient to feel full after consuming only one to two ounces of food, and the bypassed intestine prevents the patient from absorbing additional calories. The next procedure is called Gastric-Band Surgery, where an inflated, silicone band is wrapped and tightened around the upper area of the stomach to create a pouch which only allows about an ounce of food to enter. Saline is used to inflate the band, and is fed into a plastic tube, which is attached to the band. During Gastric Sleeve Surgery, anywhere from 60-75% of the stomach is actually removed, leaving a sleeve-shaped formation which can receive and break down food. Also known as a gastrectomy, or "Sleeve gastrectomy," this procedure naturally limits caloric intake. (SOURCE: University of Florida Weight Loss Institute and webmd.com)
GASTRIC IMBRICATION: Also called Gastric Plication Surgery, this reversible procedure is accomplished without removing any portions of the stomach, re-routing the small intestine, or using any stapling or cutting. During this procedure, the bulging portion of the stomach is folded onto its other half, and held in place with non-absorptive sutures. The stomach's size is therefore decreased to a gastric sleeve proportion, but without using any of the potentially harmful, foreign objects to do so. Unlike Gastric Bypass, Gastric Imbrication does pose the risk of malabsorption, and is in fact considered to be a low-risk and low-cost procedure with a quick recovery. The procedure is certainly promising, but there are no long-term results reported at this point. (SOURCE: University of Florida Weight Loss Institute, Weight Loss Surgery News)
OBESITY STATISTICS: An August, 2010 obesity reports called "Vital Signs: State-Specific Obesity Prevalence Among Adults -- United States, 2009," found that in 2007, no state had met the 2001 Surgeon General-issued obesity goals, published as the Call to Action to Prevent and Decrease Overweight and Obesity. These goals aimed to reduce the presence of obesity amongst American adults to only 15%. The overall self-reported figure was in fact 26.7%, varying over many characteristics. The highest numbers were found in adults aged 50-59, 31.1%, 60-69, 30.9%, non-Hispanic blacks, 36.8%, (non-Hispanic black women in particular, 41.9%), Hispanics, 30.7% and Midwestern and Southern residents, 28.2% and 28.4% respectively. In all, men measured at 22.9% and women at 18.6%, with the largest group of them being found in the group without a high school degree and the smallest in the group with a college degree.
Sunil K. Sharma, MD
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Nancy Davis
Counselor, LPC
"Cognitive Behavioral Therapy with children and adults is the approach that I have found which can successfully produce quicker results and when incorporated into a problem solving model can often becomes a proactive life skill which can be generalized into all areas of life including the presenting difficulties. As a resource of information, I am effective in isolating specific core issues, educating the client and defining options for resolution. Assisting the client in crafting out their positive outcome goals in turn allows the client to problem solve and identify realistic and proactive strategies and interventions targeted towards the presenting problem prohibiting personal success.
(843) 885-8422
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Candy G Woods
Counselor, MA, LPC
"I Specialize in Anxiety and Obsessive Compulsive disorders. I treat all ages that are dealing with Worries/Fears, Perfectionism, Social Anxiety, Separation Anxiety, Selective Mutism, Panic, Stress, Trauma, Trichotillomania (Hair Pulling) and Skin Picking Disorders as well as acute Eating Disorders. I have worked with many others in regards to Couples problems, Grief, and Anger. Helping people deal with everyday stressors, finding forgiveness and contentment in their life. If you are looking for a faith based counselor, I will gladly utilize a Christian based approach as well.
(843) 473-8705
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Bob Allen
Counselor, PhD, LPC, CCMHC, NBCC
"The decision to seek help is never an easy one. Whether the issue troubling you is a divorce, anger, relationship concern, loss of a loved one, or just the "blues" There is something interfering the quality of your life. Seeking help, regardless of your issue, is a beginning. A solution waits for each of us. We just have to get there and stake our claim. My practice is founded on the teachings of Drs. Alfred Adler, Carl Rogers, and Fritz Perls. I utilize the principles of Solution Focused Therapy, Journaling, and Role Play. .
(843) 547-0224
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Kellie Lewis
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LISW-CP
"As a Licensed Social Worker, my mission is to help you find a healthy direction in life. There is power and potential in all of us for healing and growth. I assist my clients in understanding the interplay of the thoughts, feelings and behaviors that contribute to the distress in their lives. Clients begin to find hope when recognizable patterns emerge. Hope grows when these patterns are understood and accepted in the context of their past experiences. Change occurs with ongoing feedback, practice and encouragement. Challenging times can offer opportunity for self discovery and enhancement.
(843) 353-6214
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29588
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Jane Medlin Fortune
Counselor, LPC
"Prior to becoming a licensed professional counselor I worked in a number of related counseling areas. Our histories create in us the skills to manage or mismanage; to be brave or be fearful; to trust and mistrust and to know when to love or love till it hurts. Do you often find that as you make your way through life you encounter self doubt, frightening levels of hopelessness and fear? As you struggle with these questions, issues and feeling, your struggle may be weighed down by a sense of fear as to who to trust and how to love.
(843) 474-0806
"I am a Licensed Professional Counselor Intern providing mental health services for adults, adolescents and children whether you are an individual or a couple. Understanding of the challenges individuals, families, and couples face daily, I am dedicated to helping you overcome those challenges. I use an integrative approach that best fits your individual needs, ranging from cognitive behavioral techniques to faith-based counseling.
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Johnny Deloache
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"If you are depressed, anxious, worrisome,unhappy, stressed, sad, mad, frustrated, fearful, afraid, or feeling like you are at the end of your rope, I join you on your life's journey to show you how to experience more joy, satisfaction, contentment in your life. I will work with you to ameliorate the the discomfort and distress associated with past painful memories and experiences that prevent you from enjoying the present. The goal is for the rest of your life to be the best of your life.
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Teressa T Harrington
Counselor, MEd, LPC, NCC, NCSC, BCC
"Life is complicated-work, family issues, relationship concerns, school, and life changes. Balancing these stressors can create anger, anxiety, and depression. Yes, you can cope better.
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"Our treatment includes mind, body, spirit and community. Every person's wellness depends upon successful integration of these four components.
(843) 256-2050
"I specialize in assisting individuals and families who are dealing with addictions,substance abuse, and alcoholism. I look forward to helping you and your loved ones during these difficult times. I have a proven track record of assisting individuals, especially early in their recovery experience, avoid some of the common pitfalls that may contribute toward relapse. I strive to provide confidential therapeutic counseling services in a respectful and dignified manner. Please do not hesitate to call for a free telephone consultation to see how I may assist you and your family through the challenges that sustained sobriety and recovery present.
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Lee Ann Darrone
Counselor, MA, NCC, LPC, LLC
"Each day brings its own unique challenges. While life is a journey of transitions, career changes, school, loss, health, relationships, to name a few, feelings of powerlessness often result from such life-altering transitions. Balancing stressors can cause increased anger, anxiety and/or depression in children & adults. Through the therapy process, we can find enduring power in 2 critical things; how you choose to handle these transitions and the skills you will develop to cope with challenges. I believe there is always hope to improve situations, build strong relationships and conquer the issues that interfere with daily life.
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Susan M Bulsza
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"As a Board Certified Professional Christian Counselor, I believe that God is truly the Wonderful Counselor. He has developed a heart of compassion in me to come along side an individual during a time of emotional pain or confusion. I believe that the most effective way to bring healing and freedom into your life is to integrate Biblical truths into the therapy process and create a supportive environment. We will explore a client's emotional needs and overcome barriers that limit their full potential.
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Lisa Smith, LISW-CP, MA
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"Have you ever wished unwanted thoughts and memories would stop? THEY CAN!! I specialize in the treatment of Panic Attacks, Anxiety and Trauma. My clients appreciate that the many tools and handouts I give them really work in their everyday lives. Whether you are facing anxiety, trauma, grief, PTSD, sexual abuse, domestic violence, or addictions, you can be freed from the damaging effects of these issues. I offer a safe place and a listening ear on your journey to wholeness. You will be empowered by God to live your life more fully as your hope is reborn.
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Helen Bayne
Marriage & Family Therapist, PhD
"I am a client-centered therapist who likes to work collaboratively with each person. I see it as a privilege to be allowed to help you, and I treat each client with dignity and respect. I work with most issues, including depression, anxiety, relationship issues, ADHD, parenting, and adolescent problems. I have worked with almost everything. I enjoy "thinking outside of the box" and design a treatment for each specific case instead of taking a "cookie cutter" approach. I may be contacted at 843-902-4773 or 843-347-6954 or texted at 843-902-4773. I can also be emailed at email@example.com.
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Kathy L Fortner
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"Life creates circumstances that may prove overwhelming in the everyday lives of individuals, couples, or families involving Issues such as depression, anxiety, transitions, grief, parenting, phase of life, and dealing with areas such as illness, trauma, or caregiving stressers . As Board Certified Clinical Mental Health Counselor (CCHMC), Licensed Professional Counselor, AMHCA Diplomate,Patient Education Specialist with Advanced Training and Post-Masters education in counseling and life coach services can give the client, couple or family, quality services from multiple approaches to meet client needs.
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Patricia Suzanne Smith
Psychiatric Nurse, MSN, APRN, BC
""When we long for life without difficulties, remind us that oaks grow strong in contrary winds and diamonds are made under pressure". Peter Marshall. I am an Advanced Practice Nurse specializing in Psychiatric Nursing. I completed my graduate training at the Medical University of South Carolina. With 30 years of experience, I work with a broad spectrum of clients. I am unique in that I offer medication management and psychotherapy. I am a conservative prescriber and believe in using the smallest possible dosages of medication to treat a client's symptoms.
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Ellen C King
Counselor, MEd, LPC, RPT, NCC
"I enjoy working with children, teenagers, families and adults and have been providing individual and family counseling for over ten years. I am a Registered Play Therapist and Licensed Professional Counselor and I have received extensive training in Filial Play Therapy, Parenting Education, Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Post-Adoption Issues.
(843) 606-5127
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Gail Renee Marlowe
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LISW-CP
"I am a clinical social worker with counseling experience for 20yrs. in both inpatient and outpatient mental health settings. I work with individuals, couples and families. My treatment approach provides empathy, exploration, and empowerment needed to make positive changes for multiple behavioral health issues. We will develop mutually agreed upon recovery/wellness goals, and work to overcome obstacles, and challenges which interfere with healthy functioning, learn positive coping skills leading to decreased stressors. It takes courage to make changes. I believe that entering counseling is the first step toward freeing yourself from what is not working in your life.
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Mary Elizabeth Rogers
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"Congratulations on seeking help for issues that may be weighing you down on a daily basis! In my office, I strive to attain a relaxing and positive atmosphere where people feel comfortable coming to work on their problems. Recently, I have joined the staff at McCarthy Counseling Associates focusing on adults and adolescents who need services for addiction, depression, anxiety, and many other issues.
(843) 407-3093
"Dr. Robert E. McCarthy is an internationally-known authority in integrative medicine as well as a Licensed and Multi-Board Certified Professional Counselor and Supervisor providing assessment, diagnosis, and treatment for individuals with a range of medical, emotional, physical, neurological and developmental problems. Dr. McCarthy specializes in integrative medicine consultation and providing state-of-the-art QEEG, biofeedback, neurofeedback, hemoencephalography and computerized cognitive training.
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Both Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 of Dying Light have been canned in order to focus on the current generation's versions.
Both Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 of Dying Light have been canned in order to focus on the current generation's versions.
This new trailer for Techland's Dying Light showcases what it's like to play as the Night Hunter zombie, which is the apex predator of George Romero's world.
Techland's zombie survival game, Dying Light, was originally scheduled for a Valentine's Day massacre. Luckily, we're going to be getting it a few weeks earlier.
Techland has released its Gamescom trailer for Dying Light, its open world zombie game.
A new gameplay trailer for Techland and Warner Bros' Dying Light has shown its ugly zombified face just before E3 2014, and it makes the recently announced delay that much harder to swallow.
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8:03 a.m.: Old Common Road, motor vehicle complaints.
12:42 p.m.: Leominster, fire mutual aid.
12:43 p.m.: George Hill Road, animal complaint, dog running loose.
6:57 p.m.: Clinton, fire mutual aid.
10:03 p.m.: Clinton, ambulance mutual aid, patient taken to the hospital.
Thursday, April 17
6:28 a.m.: South Main Street, ambulance needed, patient taken to the hospital.
9:29 a.m.: Route 2 west, ambulance needed, patient taken to the hospital.
10:02 a.m.: South Main Street, suspicious person.
10:39 a.m.: South Main Street, threats at Atlantic Union College, see the Friday, April 18 Item for more information.
7:27 p.m.: Center Bridge Road, domestic, verbal warning issued.
7:58 p.m. Brockelman Road, animal complaint, dog officer notified.
Friday, April 18
12:53 p.m.: Fire Road 8, brush fire.
Saturday, April 19
11:02 a.m.: High Street Extension, animal complaint, no police services needed.
12:28 p.m.: George Hill Road, parking violation.
1:11 p.m.: North Main Street, property found, someone found a credit card; owner called and he came to the station to pick it up.
2:53 p.m.: George Hill Road, ambulance needed.
3:10 p.m.: Holden, fire mutual aid.
3:26 p.m.: Lunenburg Road, hit-and-run accident.
10:02 p.m.: Brockelman Road, animal complaint.
10:59 p.m.: Blue Heron Drive, suspicious person.
Sunday, April 20
10:04 a.m.: Lunenburg Road, parking violation.
12:24 p.m.: Lunenburg Road, parking violation.
3:15 p.m.: Lunenburg Road, ambulance needed at flea market, patient taken to the hospital.
3:21 p.m.: George Hill Road, animal complaint, German shepard in a neighbor's yard.
4:30 p.m.: Lunenburg Road, property damage accident.
6:27 p.m.: Mill Street, disturbance.
8:38 p.m.: George Hill Road, disturbance.
9:11 p.m.: Still River Road, suspicious auto.
Monday, April 21
12:13 a.m.: Main Street, domestic, under investigation.
1:33 a.m.: Lunenburg Road, suspicious auto.
2:20 p.m.: Interstate 190, property damage accident, services rendered.
3:22 p.m.: Settlers Path, animal complaint, dog officer notified.
4:07 p.m.: Old Union Turnpike, property lost or stolen, plates taken from Norm Wagner lot.
6:25 p.m.: George Hill Road, property damage accident.
Tuesday, April 22
2:13 p.m.: Duval Road, 911 call abandoned, no one on the phone.
Wednesday, April 23
1:12 a.m.: North Main Street, suspicious auto.
1:31 a.m.: South Main Street, suspicious auto.
2:09 a.m.: Neck Road, loud music, told to turn it down.
7:14 a.m.: Highland Street, animal complaint, bird pecking at resident's windows, almost hit his son when he was outside; wanted to know what to do.
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Wednesday 16 November 2011
Arsenal defender Thomas Vermaelen has signed a new long-term contract with the Club.
The Belgium international played a key part in Arsenal's backline in his first season at the Club after joining in the summer of 2009 from Ajax.
The 25-year-old made more appearances than any other Gunners player in the 2009/10 season and was named in the PFA Premier League Team of the Season after a campaign in which he made 33 Barclays Premier League appearances and weighed in with seven League goals.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger said: "We are absolutely delighted that Thomas has signed a new long-term contract.
"Thomas is a special player, who has always made a huge contribution on the pitch and we are looking forward to him being a part of our future at Arsenal Football Club."
Vermaelen, who is now closing in on a return to full fitness after an ankle injury, said: "I am really happy to have signed a new contract with Arsenal. I always had the intention to stay here.
"I feel there is a big belief in me from the club, from the boss and from the fans and that is one of the reasons why I stayed.
"Arsenal is a fantastic club. We have great supporters, we're doing well financially and we are playing with some quality young players now and they will develop, which is very good for the future."
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Gettin' It Outdoors' is an outdoor show that focuses on the outdoors and cooking (and is really just a chance for us to have some fun). Join Matt and Matt, brothers from another mother, separated by marriage and about ten years, as they venture into the outdoors on new adventures and test new recipes in the kitchen.
Gettin' It Outdoors: Episode 1 - Cooking TroutBy: Admin May 30, 2012
Rally on the Rocks + Photo Caption ContestBy: Admin May 22, 2012
Moab, Utah's famous "Hell's Revenge," smoked pulled pork, and UTV's… what a combination!
We at Camp Chef have participated in the RALLY ON THE ROCKS for the past few years. We have always cooked for different groups and had great times with good people. This year we decided to take it notch higher.
Camp Chef & Horsemen - Guest BlogBy: Admin May 7, 2012
We are avid ATV and back country horsemen enthusiasts. We own a three burner Pro 90 camp stove, Camp Chef fire ring, 15 dutch ovens, a dutch oven dome, and have just purchased a Barbecue Grill Box and a 16" x 24" deluxe double steel griddle.
Cowboy Cut Ribeye Steak RecipeBy: Admin May 1, 2012
Cowboy Cut Ribeye Steak a.k.a. the Tomahawk Ribeye. You've gotta see this cut of meat! Our friends at Culinary Concepts shared this fantastic recipe with us. Here's a great 4 part video with a recipe for a hearty dinner that can be cooked right in the comfort of your home using Camp Chef's wide range of home cast iron. Click the chef's above to see the video, or click below.
Dutch Oven Storage - Scott LeysathBy: Admin Apr 20, 2012
It's always been a dream of ours to cook every meal in a Dutch oven. Unfortunately that's not always possible, which means that sometimes your Dutch oven has to be put away and stored. Hopefully, not for too long. But no matter the length of time your Dutch oven is not in use, a couple simple tricks when putting it away can ensure that it's ready to go when it's time to cook.
Cast Iron Conditioning Myth - Scott LeysathBy: Admin Apr 18, 2012
We hear a lot of different techniques for seasoning or conditioning cast iron. Some are good and some are not so good. But one thing we do know is that the best way to season or condition cast iron is to maintain it to begin with. While it does take a little bit of work (mostly just a little time), it's not as hard as you would think to keep your cast iron in tip-top shape.
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Hampton Lakes Villa Rental Photos and Description
Villa, 4 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 3 Baths, (Sleeps 8-10)
Beautiful vacation home located in the quiet neighborhood of Hampton Lakes in Davenport, FL. Just a short 15 min. drive to all the theme parks and water parks. Busch Gardens is only 45 min away. Forgot something from home? Wal-Mart and a just opened shopping center is right down the street. Sitting room, TV room, dining, room, and breakfast nook area have just been freshly painted with new flooring added and new furniture. Take a stroll thru the neighborhood or just relax by the oversized pool furnished with new patio furniture.
Keywords: Relaxing vacation home 15 min. from Disney in Davenport.
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- non smoking only
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About The Owner
We started bringing our family for vacations to Florida 8 years ago and loved it so much we bought a house for ourselves and others to enjoy. It's so nice to step off the plane in January and feel the warm Florida air.
The Owner purchased this villa in 2010
Why The Owner chose Hampton Lakes
Hampton Lakes is a lovely community to own a house or just stay for awhile on vacation. You don't have to go to a fitness club. Just enjoy the community basketball and tennis courts offered or play some beach volleyball. I love the privacy of being able to jump in your own private pool. You can eat at home or eat out at the many restaurants down the street.


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I know it's been an unbearably long and grueling six-month wait since we introduced the Scratchies, but fear no more, it's time to introduce the 2011 spring semester winners.
Not to be confused with ESPN's Herbie Awards or UK's end-of-the-year CATSPY Awards - although I must confess, many award winners will repeat the CATSPYs - the Scratchies offer no actual hardware or glitzy awards show. Instead, these honorees have earned the appreciation of a lowly blogger trying to pass the beginning weeks of a long offseason.
A couple of the award names have changed, but the objective is the same - to look back at another semester of UK Athletics. Remember, these award winners only constitute the spring semester of UK Athletics action. The fall winners can be found here.
Please feel free to disagree and comment on who you think should have won in the comments section below. Keep in mind, this is all for fun.
Without further ado, here are the semiannual Scratchies:
MVW (Most Valuable Wildcat)
Brandon Knight, men's basketball - There were a lot of candidates for this semester's awards. There is Eric Quigley, who guided the men's tennis team to a national quarterfinals berth and finished the season ranked No. 7 in the nation. There is Megan Yocke, the heart and soul of the record-setting softball team. And let's not forget about Ethan Settlemires' clutch performance in the rifle national championship. But it's hard to ignore what Knight did in this year's NCAA Tournament. Knight's dramatic game winners against Princeton and Ohio State were the highlights of a Final Four run that fans will never forget. Stepping into the gargantuan shoes of John Wall and the sensational freshman class of 2009-10, Knight and the 2010-11 team proved it could play a little basketball as well. Next week, Knight is expected to be a top-five pick in the 2011 NBA Draft.
Honorable mention: Megan Yocke (softball), Eric Quigley (men's tennis), Ethan Settlemires (rifle), Victoria Dunlap (women's basketball)
The Dream Team (team of the semester)
Rifle - Much like the previous award, this could have gone to a number of squads, including the men's basketball, men's tennis and softball teams. But the rifle team won a national championship. You know, that ultimate goal that every team sets out for at the beginning of the year that only a select few ever win. Ethan Settlemires didn't know it at the time, but his last shot in air rifle - the final shot of the match - would determine the national championship. Settlemires needed at least an 8.0 to capture the elusive title. The junior came through in the clutch with a 10.7, winning the program's first national championship.
Honorable mention: Men's basketball, men's tennis, softball
Harry Mullins, rifle - As sweet as that rifle national championship was, it was even sweeter for Mullins, the longtime coach and most important figure in program history. Since 1982, Mullins and the UK rifle team have been one in the same. In his journey from a former student-athlete to a part-time coach to the symbol of the program, Mullins has taken the rifle team from its infant stages and built it into one of the nation's top programs. Year after year, Mullins and the rifle team came agonizingly close to winning the whole thing, only to fall short with seven top-three finishes. Whether it was by a string of fate or pure coincidence, Mullins finally won that coveted national title in the same town where his late father served as a sergeant in the military and raised his family.
Honorable mention: Rachel Lawson (softball), John Calipari (men's basketball), Dennis Emery (men's tennis)
The Josh Harrellson Award (most improved player)
Josh Harrellson, men's basketball - Harrellson's turnaround his senior year was so significant and so inspiring that we've renamed the award after him. Before this year, Harrellson had played a total of 403 minutes and scored 151 points for Kentucky. By the end of his senior year, Harrellson had transformed himself into the nation's most improved player and one of the best big men in the NCAA Tournament. Transforming his body and work ethic after the legendary tweet about his head coach, Harrellson went on to average 7.6 points and 8.7 rebounds this year, including an 11.0 scoring average in the NCAA Tournament against some of the nation's top post players. Harrellson's spirit and leadership were just as valuable to the team's Final Four run as his presence in the paint and unpredictable production. Harrellson's storybook season will be remembered decades from now.
Honorable mention: Alex Musialek (men's tennis), Meagan Aull (softball), Samantha DeMartine (softball)
The Butler-VCU Award (surprise team)
Women's golf - In her first year as head coach, Golda Johansson Borst wasn't expected to do much with the Kentucky women's golf team. After all, the program had been to just one NCAA Tournament since 2000. But with just one senior on the team and a wealth of midseason injuries, including two to the top two players, Ashleigh Albrecht and Betsie Johnson, UK returned to the NCAA Tournament for the 16th time in school history. With most of the team returning next year, the future is bright for women's golf.
Honorable mention: softball
One Shining Moment (best moment)
Annie Rowlands and Meagan Aull's hits send softball to Supers - The Kentucky softball team went to its third straight regional appearance with bigger expectations and higher hopes. The coaches and players talked about making it to their first Super Regional in program history, but as the third-ranked team in the Ann Arbor Regional and with the second-ranked team in the nation in the same regional, the reality of advancing was pretty slim. And yet, on a sunny Sunday afternoon, with one win over No. 2 Michigan standing in the way of a historic march, Kentucky entered the bottom of the seventh trailing 1-0. With Big Ten Pitcher of the Year Jordan Taylor dealing a gem and the nation watching on ESPN, Meagan Aull belted a changeup over the fence in right field to tie the game. Five batters later, with one out and the bases loaded, senior Annie Rowlands, a sub-.150 hitter, came through with the biggest hit in program history, a game-winning single over the first baseman's head. The RBI bloop advanced UK to its first Super Regional, which the school would go on to host.
Honorable mention: Brandon Knight's game-winning layup vs. Princeton; Knight's game-winning shot vs. Ohio State; Ethan Settlemires' winning shot to capture the national championship; Alex Musialek's match-clinching win vs. Louisville; gymnast Andre Mitchell's 39.550 score in the all-around, UK's highest score in 15 years
The "Band is Out On the Field" Award (best game/match)
Men's tennis vs. Louisville in the NCAA Tournament - What happens when you combine your archrival with postseason play? You get some edge-of-your-seat theater. That's what the Kentucky-Louisville men's tennis match brought in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. After UK grabbed the doubles point, the singles matches went back and forth in front of a raucous crowd at the Hilary J. Boone Tennis Complex. Every 10 minutes it looked like the match was going to go a different way. With Kentucky holding a 3-2 lead and courts No. 1 and No. 2 split in a 1-1 tie, everyone raced to the center courts to watch the decisive matches. Eric Quigley, UK's top player, dropped his match in three thrilling sets to tie the match 3-3. Moments later, though, after dropping the first set 5-7, Alex Musialek won the third set in dominating fashion, 6-0, to clinch the match and send UK to the Sweet 16 for the second consecutive year.
Honorable mention: softball's win over Michigan in the regional finals; men's basketball's upset of No. 1 Ohio State
Brandon Knight's game-winning jumper vs. Ohio State - Once again, there was plenty to choose from, but Knight gets the nod on this one given the magnitude of the situation. Against the No. 1 overall seed in the tournament and with the game tied 60-60, Knight pulled up from just inside the arc and drilled a jumper with five seconds left to send Kentucky to the Elite Eight and eventually the Final Four. For a team that failed to close during the regular season, it was an unforgettable moment in an unbelievable season.
Honorable mention: Brandon Knight's game-winning layup vs. Princeton; Ethan Settlemires' winning shot to capture the national championship; Brittany Henderson's game-winning layup vs. LSU
The Jimmer Fredette Award (breakthrough player)
Alex Meyer, baseball - Alex Meyer's first two years in the at UK were defined by potential and upside. In 2011, Meyer broke through with the type of year that everyone expected years earlier when Boston Red Sox general manager Theo Epstein showed up on his doorstep at the end of Meyer's high school career with a lucrative multi-million dollar contract. Meyer, with big-league stuff, finished the year as the Southeastern Conference leader in strikeouts, complete games and complete-game shutouts. Two weeks ago, Meyer was selected by the Washington Nationals with the 23rd overall pick in the 2011 MLB Draft, UK's highest draft pick since Joe Blanton went No. 24 in 2002.
Honorable mention: Meagan Aull (softball), Greg Ferrucci (swimming and diving)
All-Calipari Team (all-freshman team)
Greg Ferrucci, swimming and diving - Named SEC Male Freshman Diver of the Year and advanced to the NCAA Championships
Terrence Jones, men's basketball - Tabbed SEC Freshmanof the Year after averaging 17.3 points and 8.8 rebounds in his first year
Doron Lamb, men's basketball - Not to be overshadowed by Knight and Jones, Lamb averaged 12.3 points, hit a team-high 38 3-pointers and poured in a then-freshman record 32 points in December
Emily Holsopple, rifle - Appeared on the fall semester's list, but she certainly qualifies again after earning first-team All-America accolades and winning a national championship
Bernisha Pinkett, women's basketball - On a team with talented freshmen, averaged 7.0 points in just 18.7 minutes of action
All-Up-and-Comers (non-freshmen on the rise)
Jessica Stiles, women's tennis - Led a rebuilding women's tennis program with 11 wins
Darius Miller, men's basketball - Came on late in the season to win SEC Tournament MVP
Chanda Bell, softball - UK's all-time strikeout leader will enter her senior season as one of the top pitchers in the nation
Thomas McCarthy, baseball - Ranked third in the SEC with .371 batting average, including 19 doubles and 39 RBI
Brittany Cervantes, softball - UK's career home-run leader will be the centerpiece of next year's offense
All-Wildcat Team (the Scratchies equivalent of the All-America Team)
Brandon Knight, men's basketball - Replaced No. 1 overall pick John Wall by averaging 17.3 points and leading UK to the Final Four, plus first-team Freshman All-America honors
Victoria Dunlap, women's basketball - Program's No. 2 all-time scorer led the team to its second straight NCAA Tournament appearance and became the highest WNBA draft pick in school history
Eric Quigley, men's tennis - The nation's No. 7 player finished the year with a school-record-tying 45 wins
Megan Yocke, softball - Heart and soul of record-setting softball team became just the second player in school history to earn All-SEC accolades all four years
Colin Boevers, track and field - Won the SEC discus title and was one of nine student-athletes to advance to NCAA Outdoor Championships
All-Rex Ryan Team (when you need a sound bite, these are your go-to guys)
Josh Harrellson, men's basketball
John Calipari, men's basketball
Matthew Mitchell, women's basketball
Harry Mullins, rifle
Amber Smith, women's basketball
Stacey Eden, track and field - Depending on your taste in style, Stacey Eden of the track and field team was either the best dressed of the year or the worst. One thing is for certain: he caught people's eyes at this year CATSPY Awards. Eden (pictured to the right) attended the annual end-of-the-year awards show with a shiny gold suit, a patterned button-up, blue bowtie and sunglasses. Top that, Craig Sager
The Streak (strangest stat or streak)
Men's basketball in the clutch - Before the NCAA Tournament, the Cats couldn't hit a shot to save their lives. UK entered the tournament 1-6 in games decided by five points or less, which included missed last-second shots that could have won or tied the game against Florida, Arkansas and Ole Miss. But when the season was on the line and the stakes mattered most, Kentucky - particularly Knight - came through with game-winning shots against Princeton and Ohio State.
She said what? (quote of the semester)
Rachel Lawson, fighting back tears after losing to Cal in the Lexington Super Regional - "I feel really good about the future of the program. But I feel best about the fact that this group was - nobody thought they could win. I love (Samantha) DeMartine and (Meagan) Aull, (Megan) Yocke's OK. I know (Annie) Rowlands, for her to be able to come up with that big hit. I wanted them to go to the World Series. So far I'm the only one who's been there and I'm tired of having the upper hand on them."
The Best Dougie (best dance/celebration)
Jarrod Polson, men's basketball - In 2009-10, the John Wall Dance was the unofficial celebration of the Wildcats. This past year it was, without question, The Dougie, a dance made famous (or infamous) by Matthew Mitchell at Big Blue Madness. Jarrod Polson continued the craze on national TV after Kentucky defeated North Carolina and advanced to the Final Four. Check out his rendition below.


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Small fire causes afternoon evacuation at Sequim Aquatic Recreation Center
Patrick Young/Clallam Fire District No. 3
Firefighters with Clallam Fire District No. 3 survey the minor damage caused by a fan fire Monday afternoon at Sequim Aquatic Recreation Center.
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Clallam Fire District No. 3 responded to the center at 2:46 p.m. for the report of a fire in the pool area, according to Fire District Public Information Officer Patrick Young.
Eight firefighters responded in an engine and a ladder truck to discover that a wall fan used to circulate air in the pool area had malfunctioned and caught fire.
Staff members at the center had used a fire extinguisher to put out the fire, which scorched a small section of wall near the water slide.
Firefighters examined the wall and its electrical outlet and determined it was safe to allow people to re-enter the building.
The evacuation lasted less than 15 minutes, and no injuries were reported.
The fan was destroyed and damage to the building was cosmetic.
No cost estimate was available for the fan or repairs to the wall.
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PA CAR SINCE NEW!! LOCAL TRADE!! ALL ORIGINAL!! TTOPS!! 9,794 DOCUMENTED MILES!!!! ORIGINAL WINDOW STICKER AND ALL THE BOOKS!!! THIS IS IS 100% ORIGINAL... More
1969 Chevy Camaro SS Pace Car Convertible. Finished in beautiful Dover White Paint accented by Hugger Orange stripes and an Orange Houndstooth interior. This... More
For sale in our Orlando showroom is a 1969 Camaro SS Pace Car. In 1969 the Camaro was celebrating the honor of having the... More
For sale in our Orlando showroom is a 1967 Chevrolet Camaro. 1967 marked the first model year for the Camaro and we are pleased... More
For sale in our Orlando showroom is a 1969 Camaro SS Pace Car. This exquisite example that we have for sale is a completely... More
1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z28, A real Z-28. My baby! A tremendous opportunity to own one of the most collectable muscle cars in history. This... More
Rally Sport package, beautiful Cortez silver metallic paint, black striping, black vinyl interior, black vinyl interior, 350 ci engine, 4 bbl, factory intake manifold,... More
1969 Pro-Touring Camaro, Black / Black Leather Interior, GM Crate Motor 572, 620 Horsepower, Vintage AC, 5 Speed Transmission, Recaro seats, Billett Specialities wheels... More
2013 Chevrolet Camaro SS for saleNew arrival - coming soon!... More
1969 Camaro Z/28. This is a Real Z/28 with the Factory X77 Trim Tag with the Norwood grease pencil markings on the rear seat... More
1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS - I would classify the car as a "super driver" - somewhere between driver and show car. More pictures of the... More
What a great find! A true matching number Camaro Z28 with that powerful 330 Net Horsepower solid lifter 350 V8, Muncie 4 Speed manual... More