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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. – The Chattanooga Mocs volleyball team swept Samford 3-0 Wednesday night at Maclellan Gym to claim its second Southern Conference victory of the season, improving UTC to 2-3 in conference play. The 3-0 win over the Bulldogs is Chattanooga's first victory in the Southern Rail Rivalry since 2010 when the Mocs claimed a 3-1 match in Birmingham, Ala.
"It's a huge win," Head Coach Travis Filar said. "We hope that it is a season-defining win that gives us the confidence that we've been lacking at times. And we got a win against a very good team. They are a well-coached team and we really earned this win. I couldn't be more proud than our student-athletes."
Sophomore Briana Reid (Houston, Texas) was Chattanooga's offensive power house Wednesday evening, leading the Mocs' attackers with 12 kills and only one error. Her .393 attacking percentage was second only to sophomore Lauren Gainer (Boca Raton, Fla.) as the middle blocker recorded seven kills, zero errors and a .438 hitting percentage. Combined, the sophomores totaled 44 swings. Gainer also doubled as a wall to Samford attacks, downing seven assisted blocks and one solo block.
Junior Melissa Green (Boca Raton, Fla.) and sophomore Catherine Chason (Alpharetta, Ga.) split the defensive workload, each garnering 14 digs, while Chason led the Mocs with 19 assists. Freshman setter Anne Bachmann (Lincoln, Neb.) followed closely with 12 assists.
Chattanooga took the first set 28-26 as the night's dramatics began right out of the gate. Reid and freshman Kendall Sexton (Orlando, Fla.) each managed four kills in the set as Reid recorded a .400 hitting percentage and Sexton registered a .500. Despite being out-killed 19-18, five Samford errors compared to four UTC errors led to the Bulldogs' downfall. A kill from Sexton for the 27th point and the final point coming on a Samford attacking error gave the Mocs a 1-0 lead.
The second set was claimed 25-23 and saw Reid add four more kills to her night's total. The Mocs led the set with 13 kills but didn't take the win without sweating it late in the frame. Samford went on a three-point run to pull within one point (21-20) of the Mocs before Filar called a timeout to settle the defense down. UTC went on to claim the next four of seven points, taking a 2-0 lead into intermission.
The Mocs put the match away in the third with a convincing 25-17 routing in the final frame. Chattanooga went on three rallies of three-or-more points in a row and committed just three errors as a team. The Mocs totaled 10 kills, led by four more kills by Reid.
"Our team believes we can compete with anybody," Filar said. "We were able to put that fight into our game-time mentality tonight and we were successful. We did all the little things right. We passed well and it was one of the most balanced attacks we've had all season. Our attackers were so consistent and our setters gave them perfect sets to spike."
With Chattanooga playing a midweek, it will play just one match over the weekend as the team heads to Davidson, S.C., for a matchup with the Wildcats. The Sunday match is set for 2 p.m.

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Even though the weather has been quite unusual, the local farmers markets have plenty to offer. Starting with spring onions and sweet peas, you can easily fill your shopping basket. To go with vegetable season, here are three new books chock-full of new ways to use them.
"Vegetable Literacy: Cooking and Gardening With Twelve Families From the Edible Plant Kingdom." Vegetarian guru Deborah Madison, whose first restaurant was San Francisco's "Greens," is the author of 11 cookbooks. Among them are "Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone," "Vegetarian Suppers," "Vegetable Soups" and "The Greens Cookbook."
In "Vegetable Literacy," she shares the results of decades of study.
There are 12 chapters, each dedicated to a specific botanical plant family: carrot, mint, sunflower, knotweed, cabbage, nightshade, goosefoot and amaranth, lily, cucurbit, grass, legume and morning glory.
Madison explores the relationships between the vegetables, edible flowers, herbs, and familiar wild plants of the same botanical family, illustrating how the members of each family relate and how they can be substituted for one another; beet greens for spinach is an easy example.
She advocates whole plant usage, advising when and how the unexpected can be eaten, such as sweet potato leaves and vines, broccoli and cauliflower leaves, spinach crowns and carrot tops. Along with recipes, in each chapter she gives a list of recommended varieties to look for when planting.
"Vegetable Literacy" is a handbook that should be in the library of all cooks and gardeners interested in expanding their vegetable knowledge. There is much to be learned. Hardcover. Ten Speed Press. $40.
"River Cottage Veg." Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's new book doesn't have the detailed text component of "The River Cottage Cookbook" or "River Cottage Meat." He wrote it out of a growing concern over the state of meat production and depletion of the Earth's fisheries.
His solution is to remove them from the center of the plate, and more and more completely off the plate. He offers the book, with its 200 recipes, as an aid for "cooking vegetables as the main meal." He makes fried rice as a summer stir-fry, loaded with zucchini, green onions, spinach, snow peas, shelled peas and mint.
He tops bruschetta with kale, or zucchini, or fava beans and asparagus. He crafts risottos with carrots and favas, leeks and thyme, tomato and mozzarella. It is, as expected, a lovely book. Hardcover. Ten Speed Press. $35.
"Meatless: More Than 200 of the Very Best Vegetarian Recipes." This book from the kitchens of Martha Stewart Living addresses the vegetables in categories: Small Plates to Mix and Match; Stovetop Suppers; Soups, Stews and Chili; Casseroles and Other Baked Dishes, and salads, sandwiches, pastas and sides.
The recipes are simple and creative, as you'll see with Zucchini Ribbon "Lasagna"; Apple, Leek and Squash Gratin; and Vegetable-Barley Potpies with phyllo tops.
How far we've come from the dishes in "Diet for a Small Planet." Semi-hard cover. Clarkson Potter/Publishers. $25.
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What started out as a Sunday morning fishing trip ended with eight people being rescued from the ocean three miles offshore from Murrells Inlet.
According to Murrells Inlet-Garden City Fire Rescue Capt. Rodney Jewett, his department received a call about a sinking boat near Paradise Reef at about 9 a.m. Sunday. Members of his department as well as the United States Coast Guard and the Sheriff's Office boat team responded.
With help from a good Samaritan and a parasailing team, all eight people who had been in the 25-30 foot water for about an hour were rescued. Two people, one a juvenile, were taken to the hospital to be checked out but no one sustained any serious injuries, Jewett said.
He said the situation would likely have been much worse but everyone who was aboard the 30-foot boat was able to get into their life jackets before the vessel sank.
"The life jackets saved their lives," Jewett said.
He said the boaters had been fishing all morning and were getting ready to anchor when they saw the back of the boat was sinking.
One of the passengers was able to get a signal on a cell phone and place a call to 911.
"The dispatcher was having a hard time hearing the caller but was able to make out enough to know where they were," Jewett said. "We were told the boat sank very quickly."
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For its bang up 2012 year performance on behalf of the wild turkeys of West Virginia and elsewhere, the Logan Area (LA) Chapter brought home a bucket load of plaques last week. That is, from the State Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation's (NWTF's) annual awards banquet held at the centrally located Mountain State town of Flatwoods. Doyle Gore and Roger Wolfe, long-term mainstays of the LA Chapter brought home the bacon, I mean turkey…
The congratulations go to all however, from those that sponsored, attended a banquet to others that donated or helped out in some way toward the Chapter's continuing events and success. Roger Wolfe summed it up nicely, "I am proud to say that the Logan Area Chapter did pretty well at the WV State NWTF Awards. We came home with five plaques, the favorite being first place in JAKES membership. We were second in regular membership and sponsor membership, and then we also got one for golden gobbler and holding a JAKES event."
In turkey chapter lingo, JAKES stands for Juniors Acquiring Knowledge Ethics and Sportsmanship or more simply put, turkey related stuff for the youngsters. This included the annual cat-fishing day held at Chief Logan Boy Scout Camp Lake, plus special guided youth spring turkey hunting days as well as a host of banquet goodies just for the younger set. The program was named after the Jake or young gobbler of the wild turkey species.
The Chapter's kingpin event is the annual Superfund banquet now traditionally held in late March at the Chief Logan Conference Center. The annual family event attracts several hundred with door and raffle prizes with both silent and live auctions of outdoor and wildlife related goods, artifacts and artwork. This year's banquet will be the twentieth anniversary event for the award winning local chapter.
The Chapter also hosted its annual golf tournament at Riverview Country Club, a booth and sanctioned turkey calling contest at the Chief Logan Hunting and Fishing Expo as well as distributing turkey and hams to the less fortunate around the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, respectively. The Chapter was a key contributor to the development of the new Chief Logan Wildlife Management Area (WMA) as well as the even newer public shooting range housed within it.
Celebrating its 40th anniversary year, the NWTF and its State Chapter, which is comprised all of the chapters around West Virginia have contributed well in excess of a million dollars to WVDNR projects including major land acquisition, the now completed trap and transplant (re-stocking) program of the wild turkey, seminal research on the grand birds, various habitat improvement projects, educational and hunting safety materials and youth events to you name it.
The Logan Area and its coalfield based mining and related businesses as well as the outdoor community here have been an important mainstay to the chapter's success. To them, many more years and a hearty gobble, gobble, gobble.


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I have a bit of unsolicited advice for the Republican Party. When a group feels that another group is talking down to them and fighting against their interests, its members will lash out with anger against those who they see as their oppressors.
We see this pattern play out time and time again throughout history. As such, Republican's tendency to unleash strings of harsh, condescending invective against those people in the country having the hardest time – those who need the aid of government to survive – seems to have proven effective in motivating people to get to the polls and vote against them in this election season.
Democrats can get away with it simply because the group they tend to blame the wealthy, who are so absolutely outnumbered.
Republicans should think of ways they can connect with the working poor class, which has grown under this recession, or risk becoming irrelevant as the numbers shift against them due to the nation's growing divide between the rich and the poor.
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I didnt know how much I missed football and how much I missed St. Johns, McCall said. When I moved to Virginia I never knew if Id coach again or not. But when I got back into town I was around the game again and feeling the atmosphere here, and I realized I wanted to get back into coaching football again.
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The Hustler (1961) - A really great movie with terrific performances from Paul Newman, Jackie Gleason, George C Scott and Piper Laurie. I had seen this a long time ago but probably just on regular TV. I rented the blu-ray and gave it a proper viewing. One of the best films ever, everyone should see this one.
The blu-ray has some very interesting behind the scenes stuff and a couple documentaries on the movie plus an A&E Biography show on Paul Newman.
Watched 'Children On Their Birthdays' starring Sheryl Lee (yes, I love her and she played Laura Palmer on Twin Peaks), Christopher McDonald and Tom Arnold (can't stand him!). It's a nice little family movie about two twelve year old boys growing up in the late '50's in a small town and how, when a beautiful new girl arrives, her arrival effects the boys and eventually the entire town. Good movie and one you can watch with kids!
I just watched 'The Last Lovecraft: Relic of Cthulhu', a very entertaining low budget indie horror/comedy, about the last living relative of H.P. Lovecraft who finds it's his destiny to save the world. Quite funny.
I watched Django Unchained and Seven psychopaths this weekend. Loved both of them.
Seven psychopaths has a lot of twists and turns, the actors are great and the story is just strange and unusual.
Django Unchained was also wonderful, Tarantino hasn't disappointed me yet.
Also watched Flight, which I did not enjoy much, I found it hard to understand what the filmmakers were trying to tell me/make me feel/educate me about. And I was not really convinced by Denzel Washington (which is rare, usually he does such a good job)
Watched Scarface (1983) last night. I think I'll give the original Scarface (1932) a watch tonight. It's been a while since I've seen that one.
King Of California - Michael Douglas
Why is it the small independent films seem to have the market cornered on dysfunctional family stories? Anyway, this is another one but it is an excellent flick. Michael Douglas really shines in this part. Michael's character has been away in a mental facility for a couple years and reunites with his 17 year old daughter when he gets out. He has been reading about a lost treasure buried in California and is determined to track it down. Is he crazy? You have to see the movie to find out.
The Hangover 2
I watched the original version of Scarface last night. The main character played by Paul Muni is named Tony Camonte (not Tony Montana) and is essentially the fictional stand-in for Al Capone. For those who have never seen this version... if you can sort of adjust to the stereotypical portrayal of Italians who "talk-a-like-a-this-a" and the frequent use of the word "see?" after each sentence then you'll see this movie for the granddaddy of gangster films it is. Classic.
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PIKEVILLE — A lawsuit originating out of Knott County could have far-reaching implications for property rights, as well as the oil and gas industries in Kentucky.
A group of 17 plaintiffs has brought suit in Knott Circuit Court against EQT Gathering LLC in October, asking that a state law allowing private out-of-state companies to exercise the power of eminent domain to obtain land or easements for oil and gas wells and transmission lines. Under the law, KRS 278.502, if a company is unable to work out a deal with landowners, it can initiate condemnation proceedings in order to obtain access to land for "constructing, maintaining, drilling, utilizing and operating pipelines, underground oil and gas storage fields and wells."
The dispute arose over a 160 acre tract of land, upon which portions of the Mayking Node 3 pipeline was constructed. The pipeline carries natural gas from EQT's Mayking Compressor Station in Letcher County to its Right Beaver Compressor Station in Knott County.
The plaintiffs, who are represented by Hindman attorney Adam P. Collins, argue that the law should be struck down because "it allows private, foreign-owned corporations to exercise the power of eminent domain … without any restriction that the use of this power be for a public purpose or use," and "it permits private, foreign-owned corporations to take private property without the prior payment of just compensation."
"In this way, KRS 278.502 permits a private person (or, corporation, in this case) to exercise the power of eminent domain in a way that immediately threatens to 'compel a citizen to surrender his productive and attractive property to another [foreign] citizens who will use it predominantly for his own private profit, just because such alternative private use is thought to be preferable in the subjective notion of the governmental authorities,'" the complaint reads.
The case has since been removed to U.S. District Court, in Pikeville. EQT Gathering has filed a motion for dismissal, arguing that the issue has already been decided in previous cases.
"This court and the Knott Circuit Court have previously rejected plaintiffs' efforts to challenge the constitutionality of KRS 278.502 in connection with the facts of this case," EQT's attorneys, W. Mitchell Hall Jr., Kimberly S. McCann and Christina D. Hajjar, argue in their motion. "Nothing has changed that would allow plaintiffs to proceed. Accordingly, this action should be dismissed."
Plaintiffs in the case include Harold Hall, Larry J. Hall, William R. Hall, Mike Hall, Meredith Diane Hall, Arredy Hall, Glenda Hall, Harold O. Hall, Peggy Hall, Jimmy King, Chelsea King, Arretta Hice, Larry E. Hice, Dale Hall, Morris D. Hall, James D. Hall and Judith Hall.


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"We got the first call that an aircraft was missing a windshield," said Easterwood Airport Director John Happ.
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"We get another call shortly after he landed that we had an A&M flying club aircraft which was a Cessna 150 that was missing its landing gear," said Happ.
Two planes traveling 8 miles south east of Easterwood Airport collided in mid-air. The Cessna 150 belongs to a Texas A&M Flying Club, which is not affiliated with the university. It was occupied by an instructor pilot and student pilot. Although it's too early to tell, the Federal Aviation Administration says the club plane's right front tire smashed through the windshield of a single engine plane reportedly flown by a person coming to visit relatives. The visiting pilot was unscathed and managed to land his plane safely on the Easterwood tarmac.
"I imagine the Sirrus-22, without a windshield, would be cool this morning with the wind velocity that would have been coming through the air craft," said Happ.
Meanwhile the A&M Club plane was forced to land with a missing wheel.
"He landed it initially landed it on the left main gear, then he eventually set the nose gear down and as the airplane slowed he let the right side down," Happ said.
The student pilot told us off camera although it was a shocking experience, and she credits her instructor's experience for the safe landing.
"I would call it a miracle that considering the damage on both aircraft we didn't have any injuries. That's just a credit to both pilots and their ability," added Happ.
Two planes made emergency landings at Easterwood Airport Friday morning.
The Federal Aviation Administration tells News 3 a Texas A&M Flying Club plane, a two seat Cessna 152, collided in mid-air with another small plane, a four seat Sirrus-22. This happened 8 miles southeast of College Station.
That is contrary to initial reports from airport officials, who told News 3 that a wheel came off the A&M Flying Club plane in mid-flight and fell into the other plane's windshield.
One plane landed with damage to its cockpit windshield. Then, another plane made an emergency landing without one of three wheels.
The A&M Flying Club plane reportedly had a student pilot and an instructor in the cockpit. The instructor took over the controls to land the plane. The other had just a pilot on board from Austin who was on his way to the area to visit relatives.
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text: Baltimore, MD… KidsPeace Foster Care of Maryland is excited to announce a great upcoming recruitment fair/fundraiser for the entire family. On August 20, 2011, families are invited to hang out at Ultrazone on the lower level of the Eastpoint Mall. Come celebrate National KidsDay – an annual event to celebrate the inherent value and worth of children -- and help foster kids in the Baltimore area. Attendees will have the opportunity to play laser tag and learn about foster care during this four-hour event at Ultrazone. Thanks to the generosity of Ultrazone, Dominos Pizza® and Coca Cola®, families will enjoy 2 for the price of 1 Laser Tag games, pizza and drinks from noon until 4:00 p.m., and face painting, sculpted balloons and arcade games and more will also be available. A small donation may apply to some of these activities.According to Program Manager Sandy Rappeport, this event will be great fun for families and give KidsPeace Foster Care an opportunity to reach out to adults who might be candidates to become foster parents. "This event will also raise much needed funding for our KidsPeace Empowering Youth to Succeed (KEYS) and mentoring programs for foster teens. These programs teach foster teens who will be aging out of the system skills for independent living," Sandy explains. "We teach these kids how to develop and stick to budgets, save money, apply for jobs, rent an apartment, get insurance and many other skills that they probably haven't learned in the foster care system." The teens receive a small stipend at each class, and KidsPeace saves an equal amount for them for when they leave the foster care system. "There are so many children waiting for foster homes in the Baltimore area," Sandy continues, "that we reach out to potential foster parents every chance we get." There are many misconceptions out there about who can be a foster parent, but in general:• You don't have to be married• You don't have to be rich• You don't have to have kids of your own (but having some experience with kids is preferred)• You do need a safe home with a space for privacy for your foster child• You need earned income that meets your personal needs• You need a background free of violent crime• You need an insured car or other reliable form of transportation to take your foster child to appointments• You need a flexible schedule and time to spend with your foster child• You need a loving heart to share with your foster child.Please join us at Ultrazone on August 20 to celebrate your own children and help our kids become independent adults.For more information, call KidsPeace Foster Care at 410-261-3232 or click here.


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source: http://www.mmafighting.com/2013/9/28...ses-mike-ricciFormer "The Ultimate Fighter" finalist Mike Ricci is officially a free agent.
The UFC decided to release the 155-pound Montreal-native after his split-decision loss to Myles Jury last weekend in Toronto, Yahoo Sports confirmed with the promotion. The UFC 165 loss dropped Ricci's record inside the Octagon to 1-2.
Ricci (8-4), 27, made it to the finals of the sixteenth season of TUF before losing to Colton Smith via unanimous decision in December. He picked up his first UFC win in March when he defeated Colin Fletcher by unanimous decision at UFC 158 in his hometown of Montreal.
On TUF 16, Ricci, who trains out of the Tristar Gym, won $25,000 for his "knockout of the season" of Neil Magny in the show's semi-finals.
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Lil Kim, Pepa, Jim Jones & Roxanne Shante Celebrate 'Bounce Sports Club' 1 Year Anniversary
Lil Kim was spotted getting her life earlier this week.
On Wednesday night, New York City's Bounce Sports Club celebrated their one year anniversary party with some emcees that were pioneers in the rap game. 80's and 90's rap stars like Roxanne Shante, Pepa of Salt-N-Pepa, Lil Kim, and Biz Markie were all spotted at the event as well as Jim Jones, who was rocking attire from his Vamplife Clothing line.
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KidsPeace has locations in Pennsylvania, Indiana, Georgia, Maine, Minnesota, North Carolina, New York, Nevada, Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia, some small and some large. The Orchard Hills Campus in Orefield, PA, is the largest, set on 262 wooded acres in a rural setting. This location houses the KidsPeace Psychiatric Hospital and several residential centers for the care of young people with emotional, behavioral or mental health issues. Every year for a weekend in August, this campus becomes a very busy location as soccer players, coaches, family members and neighbors who all come together for the KidsPeace Annual Soccer Invitational. This year will be the 14th, and will be held on August 20 and 21. Teams from across the state gather for this first tournament of the season, where U9-U15 boys and U16-U19 girls compete. KidsPeace is a welcoming host, providing activities, entertainment, food, a camping area and a pristine setting with great views of the Lehigh Valley for all attendees. Typically, some 4000 kids and adults visit the campus that weekend, and everyone comes away with a positive opinion of KidsPeace and its employees. "The soccer tournament is a great opportunity for the teams and the community to visit KidsPeace," says KidsPeace President and CEO Will Isemann. "It is a great opportunity for us to show off our beautiful campus and give back a bit to the community that supports us." KidsPeace gives back to the community throughout the year, Isemann adds, in many measurable and intangible ways.The proceeds of the Soccer Invitational will help support the good works of TeenCentral.Net and ParentCentral.Net (both described below) over the coming year. KidsPeace invites our neighbors in the Lehigh Valley to visit our Orchard Hills campus and watch some great soccer on Saturday and Sunday, August 20th and 21st. The entire event will be staffed by KidsPeace employees who volunteer their time to help with this popular event. Admission is free.KidsPeace ContributesKidsPeace was founded in Bethlehem, PA, in 1882 to provide a home for children orphaned by a smallpox epidemic, and has had a close relationship with its neighbors ever since. From its humble beginnings, KidsPeace has grown to provide hope, help and healing to children, families and communities in PA and across the nation. Last year alone, KidsPeace and its more than 1100 staff in the Lehigh Valley provided care to 2840 children.KidsPeace employees are wonderful role models to the kids in care. They are enthusiastic volunteers for many causes and invite the children to participate with them. The employees and kids in the Lehigh Valley contributed many hundreds of volunteer hours to the community including:• Participating in numerous walks to raise money for autism, ALS, suicide prevention and more• Bake sales to raise money for local organizations• Volunteering at food banks• Helping at a farm for older animals• Visiting nursing homes• Performing for guests • Assisting with campus cleanups.KidsPeace makes a large contribution to the local economy as well. Last year, KidsPeace:• Paid $1,760,000 in local and state payroll taxes• Provided $10,400,000 in free and under-compensated care to children• Spent $5,000,000 on food, clothing and other products purchased in the Lehigh Valley• Paid employees $44,000,000, which were spent in the Lehigh Valley.Additional ContributionsKidsPeace opened it brand new Family Center last year on the Broadway site in Bethlehem, PA. This facility provides community based outpatient treatment to children and their families. Many services are coordinated through the Family Center, which provides free initial assessments of children, family and individual therapy, pediatric assessments, nutritional assistance and an array of services for children on the autism spectrum.KidsPeace also offers two exceptional prevention and intervention websites that help teens and parents in the Lehigh Valley and around the world. TeenCentral.Net is a free, anonymous site where teens write about issues that are bothering them, receive advice from Master's or Doctorate level counselors, read celebrity stores, learn about important issues such as domestic violence and weight awareness and post comments to other teens' questions. All posts are reviewed and approved by a counselor before they appear on the site. ParentCentral.Net is a website for parents that is also free and anonymous and operates similarly to TeenCentral.Net. No topics are taboo, and parents can receive answers to their questions in 24 hours from trained counselors with expertise in family issues. KidsPeace.Org contains a wealth of information for mental health professionals, educators and parents, including the award-winning Healing Magazine, brochures and fliers on parenting, information about KidsPeace services and locations and newsworthy articles. FosterCare.Com provides everything one needs to know about becoming a foster parent and providing the care that treatment foster children need. If you are interested in becoming a foster parent, you can fill out a form and get response from the nearest foster care office.


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Bugs around West Palm Beach are training for Palm Beach Atlantic University's 28th Annual Great American Bug Race Wednesday, Nov. 17, part of the University's Homecoming festivities.
The Bug Race is open to the public and there is no admission charge for spectators. Cost to enter a bug is $1. Participants may bring their own bugs or purchase one for 50 cents. Registration begins at 3 p.m.; the race begins at 3:30 p.m. in the parking lot next to Rinker Hall.
For those unaccustomed to bug racing, cookie bug decorating (all edible) is planned and specially designed T-shirts will be sold, with all proceeds benefiting the PBA Science Club.
Bugs will run in heats; the owner/coach/manager must retrieve his/her bug at the end of each heat. If the bug escapes, however, another competitor may be purchased. Prizes of $10, $25 and $50 are awarded with a grand prize of $100 for the fastest bug.
Rules are strict: only true insects may compete (no spiders); no high-tech running shoes or spikes allowed; no chemicals (random drug testing of bugs is a possibility!); bugs must run (or walk or stagger) across the finish line; no flying or hopping permitted. Bugs are not allowed to eat or otherwise attack other competitors.
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'Vicious' dog removed from LudlowMay 14,2013By Christian Avard
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LUDLOW — A "vicious" dog has been removed from the town of Ludlow despite assurances from the owner that the dog is safe.
The Select Board voted Thursday to remove "Stella," a female German shepherd, from the town after the dog attacked a woman on April 26. The dog's owner is Anne-Marie Hanson who lives at 132 Ranta Road in Ludlow.
According to the minutes of the Select Board meeting, Ludlow Police Officer Jonathan Waldman reported that Linda Hastings of Mount Holly was out on a run on Ranta Road and was bitten by Stella, according to an eyewitness.
Waldman said Hastings "had gauze on her face with puncture wounds and a laceration" and reportedly required 25 stitches, according to Select Board member Bruce Schmidt. Hanson said she and her boyfriend James Reichard of Stamford, Conn., held Stella back when Hastings ran by the first time, but admitted that Stella was not on a leash
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At the hearing, Town Animal Control Officer Steve Laskevich told the Select Board that "people do not walk or run on Ranta Road anymore" because of Stella's aggression. He added that it "affects people from Jackson Gore" and his wife "who won't walk the road anymore."
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CHURUBUSCO — Roger Ranney, a Churubusco native, is "living the dream" in Los Angeles as a film producer, director and actor.
Coming from humble 'Busco beginnings, Roger did not set his sights for the silver screen. Now he has a hand in what is played on that screen.
"This is a herculean effort by my wife, Laura, and I," said Roger.
The effort he spoke of is an adaptation of a short story into a short film. "Poker Donkey" is a story of a psychiatrist with a gambling problem who is then forced to face his vice while treating a poker champion.
The original story was written by Steve Almond and the short film stars Curtis Armstrong, best known for his role as Booger in the 80s classic, "Revenge of the Nerds."
"This isn't your average guy meets girl story," said Roger. "Everyone who's had a chance to read the story has had a positive response and we've had some amazing feedback."
As much as Roger is behind the camera, directing shots and coordinating actors' efforts, he is also doing many of the miniscule tasks necessary on a movie set.
"If we had a huge budget we would have someone for every job, but I am directing as well as putting out food for the actors, standing in the parking lot at all hours of the night hanging parking signs and anything else that needs to be done," said Roger.
He even has a small role in the film. Roger, who has acting credits in television shows such as "Dexter," "NCIS," and "Desperate Housewives," describes himself as a blue-collar film maker.
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