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With so many theme parks and attractions, we know you want to see it all on your vacation! Please use our Area Directory below to help learn more about the area and maybe schedule some time to relax with a personal chef or in-house massage!
Our Guest Services Team is available 24 hours/7 days a week to answer all of your vacation rental questions and plan your vacation of a lifetime!
Plan the ultimate Orlando vacation with All Star Vacation Homes. Just call 1-800-592-5568 today!
Orlando Balloon Rides
Hot air balloon tours of Disney and Kissimmee areas.
Al-Marah Arabian Horses - Interactive Horse Experience
A unique opportunity to actually participate in the grooming, training, riding and fun of being with the world�s best horses.
The Paddling Center at Shingle Creek - Kayak Tours
Choose from a variety of experiences including single and tandem kayaks, canoes, large stable paddle boards (SUP) and a guided Duffy 18 ft electric boat tour.
There are numerous locations in the area with Automated Teller Machines (ATMs). The following ATMs are located within three miles of the property in which you are staying.
Tips from Deb: Learn tips from Disney Expert, author, and editor of AllEarsNet.com, Deb Wills
Driving Directions to Orlando Theme Parks
Florida.LEGOLAND.com - 877-350-LEGO
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Evolve Bicycles - located in Celebration, Evolve Bicycles offers a full range of traditional bicycles, electric bicycles and cycling accessories as well as bicycle rentals and repair & maintenance services.
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Though there are many exciting and memorable restaurants in the area, wouldn't it be nice to come home from a long day at the parks to a complete gourmet meal prepared especially for you and your guests by a professional chef? We are proud to recommend the following chefs and catering services for you.
Additional Catering Options:
Kid's Nite Out in-home childcare services.
Add a touch of holiday spirit to your ALL STAR vacation home by renting a custom decorated, full-sized Christmas tree from our recommended florist � Town Center Florist.
Please call any of the following church listings for information regarding service times and locations.
If your religion is not listed here, please call the ALL STAR office at 407-997-0733 and we will be happy
to direct you to the proper service.
For information regarding baby equipment rentals, please contact the ALL STAR office at 407-997-0733 for ordering information and rates.
Mercantile Bank - Located a half mile west of the ALL STAR office on Highway 192/W. Irlo Bronson Highway. Call 407-397-2771 for information.
KJ and J Productions - A quality sound for your quality event. Call 407-749-9785 for information.
EastCoast Medical Network - toll free 1-877-648-5252
Medical assistance is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The physicians will come directly to your vacation home and carry a mobile pharmacy for your convenience.
In extreme emergency, please dial 911.
Additional Medical Facilities in Kissimmee, FL:
Florida Hospital - Celebration - 407-303-4000
Centra Care - Florida Hospital Urgent Care
With 20 urgent care locations in the Orlando Area, Centra Care can offer medical care when your family is sick or injured.
Located on Celebration Avenue, less than four miles from the ALL STAR office, Westwood Cleaners provides dry cleaning and minor alterations services. Please call 407-566-1107 for more information.
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KJ and J Productions
A quality sound for your quality event. Call 407-749-9785 for information.
All Star can provide fax service. Please contact our team for more information.
Slip 54 Charters
Slip 54 Charters provides Salt Water Deep Sea Fishing off Florida's East Coast.
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Windsor Palms, Windsor Hills, and Reunion Resort resorts offer fitness facilities as resort amenities.
Windsor Palms Fitness Center
Windsor Hills Fitness Center
If you are not staying in either of these resorts, the following fitness facilities are located here in Kissimmee.
Town Center Florist, a preferred vendor of ALL STAR Vacation Homes offers a variety of special arrangements for any occasion. Please visit their website at Town Center Florist to view their products or call 407-859-7673.
Learn More about Mystic Dunes Golf Club Special Rates
GardenGrocer.com - grocery delivery to your vacation home.
Barber-Carr's Barber Club - located less than four miles away in beautiful Celebration - 321-939-6829
All properties are fully cleaned prior to your arrival and after your departure. If you would like to request a mid-stay clean, ALL STAR will be happy to arrange this at your request.
Housekeeping & Mid-Stay Clean Questions
Please visit the UPS Store located in the Formosa Gardens Shopping Plaza (near Dairy Queen) for any postal services. To receive packages, please have them delivered to the All Star office at 1132 Celebration Blvd, Celebration, FL 34747. If you are expecting a package, please contact the All Star office at 407-997-0733 for pick-up arrangements.
You will be able to relax, unwind and revitalize with a variety of Resort Spa Services including - Couples massage, Swedish massage, Deep tissue, Volcanic Stone, Vichy shower treatments, Facials, Manicures and Pedicures. As well as, Microdermabrasion, Waxing services, Reflexology, and our amazing Shirodara scalp massage.
Parties Parties Parties...they can accommodate parties large or small so for your celebration. Private rooms are also available.
View their menu of services and book online.
We offer a selection of DVDs, Blu-rays and video games for your use during your stay here in Orlando, Florida. You may check out up to four selections at a time at no cost. Please contact our Guest Services team at: 800.592.5568
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Walgreen's Pharmacy - 407-390-9662 - Located adjacent to Taco Bell at the Hwy. 192/Formosa Gardens Blvd. intersection.
CVS Pharmacy - 321-677-0531 - Located at 7575 Osceola Polk Line Road.
Walgreen's - 407-390-9662 - Offers one hour photos and drop off options. Located adjacent to Taco Bell at the Hwy. 192/Formosa Gardens Blvd. intersection.
The Photo Shop - Located just a few doors down from the ALL STAR office (between The Outback Steakhouse and Marketplace). Provides one-hour finishing as well as a wide variety of camera products and equipment for sale.
Terri Z Photography
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Outback Steakhouse - 407-396-0017
Giordano's Pizzera - 407-397-0044
TGI Friday's - 407-397-4300
Taste of China - 407-397-9911
Carrabba's Italian Grill - 407-390-9600
Golden China Restaurant - 407-390-1606
Papa John's Pizza - 407-397-7272
Apple Scooter, located at the Disney East Entrance, offers you electric scooter and wheelchair rentals. Prices for scooters start at $40 and all rental rates include delivery, pickup, loss and damage insurance. One day rentals are available for pickup and return at the Apple Scooter Store. Please call 321-726-6837 for more information or on the web at www.AppleScooter.com.
View their menu of services and book online.
Want to make this vacation extra special for your guests? Here are just a few ideas for special gift deliveries and services to add the finishing touch to the perfect vacation.
Orlando Magic - NBA Basketball - Tickets: 407-916-2255
Enterprise rent-a-car offers discounted rental car options to All Star guests.
AAA Road Service - 407-894-3333
Owner's Locker is a service that allows you to store your vacation gear in Orlando and have it delivered to your vacation home every time you visit. Owner's Locker is about convenience and making your vacation home feel more like your second home.
For more information please call 1-800-431-6588.
Luxury Orlando Weddings by ALL STAR Vacation Homes
Experience a "dream-come-true" Orlando Destination Wedding at ALL STAR Vacation Homes. Please call 877-365-0205 or click here for more information.
Luxury Orlando Wedding by ALL STAR Vacation Homes
Affordable Orlando Weddings
Affordable Orlando Weddings offers a one-stop shop if you are looking to come to the Orlando area for your big day. Please call 407-834-9940 for more information or fax at 407-834-9466.
Affordable Orlando Weddings Service
Posh Able Weddings
If you are coming to Orlando for your wedding and would like an event planner to handle all the details so it runs as smooth as possible, contact Posh Able Events. As a bride you are at the center of a world that Posh Able Events will create for you. In this world everything runs smoothly, almost effortlessly. In this world decisions are narrowed down for you and much of your leg work is eliminated, leaving you free to enjoy your own unique journey through the wedding planning process unencumbered by the weight of all the details.
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I like food, games and am easily amused by bright lights so I decided to visit the 52nd Edition of the Coastal Carolina Fair.
I wanted to spend the day at the fair and see how it compared to others I have attended. I found an article praising the Texas State Fair in Dallas. The photos and the story were supposed to give the reader an inside look at a real fair. I have been to the fair in Dallas and a comparison of the two fairs might surprise you.
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UFC is not going to support any form of drug testing that would have such a net-widening impact on their fight cards and removal of an exponentially higher number of fighters due to suspension. There's a reason the NFL doesn't test for HGH for example.
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I know that deciding what to wear during the holidays can be daunting. Here is a little style guide that I have put together for the holiday season. I hope that you find it helpful, but, most of all, don't forget to have fun! You will look great no matter what you are wearing!
The Occasion- The holiday dinner where you meet HIS parents for the first time
Liz Fields Bridesmaid & Social Dress Style #350
The explanation – It is important not to seem overly sexy but still show off your beautiful self. This strapless social occasion dress is perfect for the stressful, make-it-or-break-it event. The square-neckline is flattering without showing off too much skin. The added wrap-around bow detail could even give the subliminal message that you are the perfect gift for their son!
The Occasion- Evening get-together with your family (be it Christmas Eve, Hanukkah, Kwanza, or a reunion)
Liz Fields Bridesmaid & Social Dress Style #365
The explanation – Having a family dinner can feel like navigating a minefield, depending on your personal family dynamic. You want to look your best to keep any 'loving criticisms' to a minimum. At the same time, you may not want to dress too obviously sexy because like the "meeting his parents challenge," it might not go over the way you intended. In this case, social occasion dress , style 365 will fit the bill. The v-neck will look stunning on you, while the pencil skirt will remind your family that you are the good daughter!
The Occasion – Girls night out
Liz Fields Bridesmaid & Social Dress Style #255
The explanation – It's time to have some fun with the girls, and maybe even exchange some of those presents. Now that you don't have to worry about what you need to keep covered up, feel free to let loose with this special occasion dress. The wrapped details in the bodice are figure flattering, so all of your friends will be jealous of how great you look (even if you don't want to admit you were trying)!
The Occasion – New Year's Eve
Liz Fields Bridesmaid & Social Dress Style #370
The explanation – Whether you are spending the night alone with your special someone or going to a big party, this a time to make sure you look and feel your best. The Chinese see red as the color of happiness and wealth so why not add a little red detail as a good luck charm for the new year to come (it will look sexy too). This V-neck, halter-top social occasion dress will do just that.
Now, don't forget that after the Holidays wind down, Valentine's Day is right around the corner! This day is especially important if you learn that the man in your life is planning on proposing. With that in mind, you might want to start giving some thought to what you'll be wearing on that special night! Personally, I would go with something cute, short, flirty, and of course red. Perhaps something like this red formal dress, Style #362.
Liz Fields Bridesmaid & Social Dress Style #362
Of course, after he proposes, you know exactly where to head to pick out the perfect wedding gown!
Happy Holidays!
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Matthew H. Harnett, 54, a prominent Rutland attorney died Monday, November 19, 2012, at Dartmouth Hitchcock Memorial Hospital.
He was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., August 2, 1958, the son of Dr. Joseph and Sandra (Eisler) Harnett.
Matt was a graduate of Bayside High School and a graduate of Suny Brockport College and Vermont Law School.
Mr. Harnett interned for the late congressmen Ted Weiss of New York, as well as the South Royalton Legal Clinic.
He served as a Law Clerk for the Vermont Attorney Generals Office, 1982-1983 and the Rutland County Public Defenders Office, 1983-1984. He was admitted to the Vermont Bar Association April, 1984, and was a Rutland County Public Defender, 1984-1987. He started private practice in 1987. Mr. Harnett was an Adjunct Law Professor, Castleton State College since 1991. He also was a serious felony attorney for the State of Vermont and a frequent presenter of criminal defense and trial practice.
He was tennis pro for the Killington School of Tennis, and was an active member and well-loved ski coach for the Killington Ski Club and Killington Mountain School. He was an active golfer and member of the Rutland Country Club.
Surviving are his wife Lorraine (Markowski) Harnett of Rutland and daughter Cassie Harnett of Rutland; his father Dr. Joseph Harnett and his wife Elaine of Naples, FL, his mother Sandra Wohlberg and her husband Clifford of Somers, N.Y.; two sisters, Phoebe Burstein of Cross River, N.Y., and Gena Gallinger of Clifton Park, N.Y., two nephews, Max Burstein and Sam Gallinger and a niece Emily Gallinger.
A celebration of his life will be held Friday, November 23, 2012, at 12:00 p.m. at the Rutland Country Club.
Arrangements are under the direction of Clifford Funeral Home in Rutland.
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MEXICO CITY — Malcolm Shabazz, grandson of political activist Malcolm X, was found dead outside a Mexico City bar after a violent dispute over the bill, authorities said Friday. He was 28.
City prosecutors are investigating the attack that sent Shabazz to a nearby hospital with severe injuries. He died hours later on Thursday. U.S. officials confirmed that Shabazz was killed in Mexico City.
Shabazz family publicist Terrie Williams said the family would issue a statement later.
Labor activist Miguel Suarez, who was traveling with Shabazz, told The Associated Press that his friend was beaten up at a bar near Plaza Garibaldi, a downtown square that is home to Mexico City's mariachis.
Plaza Garibaldi is popular with tourists, but the pair were at a bar across the street from the plaza in an area of rough dive bars tourists are warned against going to.
Suarez said he and Shabazz were lured to the bar on Wednesday night by a young woman who made conversation with the American in English. The Palace bar is on one of Mexico City's busiest avenues.
"We were dancing with the girls and drinking," said Suarez. Then the owner of the bar wanted them to pay a $1,200 bar tab, alleging that they should pay for music, drinks and the girls' companionship.
"We pretty much got hassled," he said. "A short dude came with a gun."
Suarez said he was taken by the man to a separate room. Shabazz stayed in the hall. Suarez said he heard a violent commotion in the hall and escaped from the room and the bar altogether as he saw half-naked girls running away, picking up their skirts from the dance floor.
Minutes later, Suarez came back in a cab to look for Shabazz and found him on the ground outside the bar severely injured.
"He was in shock. His face was messed up," said Suarez. "He was alive."
"I grabbed him, and I called the cops," said Suarez, who was recently deported from the United States.
He said he took Shabazz to a hospital but his friend died hours later of blunt-force injuries.
Suarez said Shabazz had traveled to Mexico to support him and his movement advocating for more rights for construction workers. He crossed the border from San Diego to Tijuana with Suarez's mother and then the pair took a bus all the way to Mexico City.
"We were planning to go to Teotihuacan, to see the Aztec pyramids," he said.
U.S. State Department spokesman Patrick Ventrell did not offer details on whether they are working with Mexican investigators.
"We've been in contact with family members and have been providing appropriate... assistance," Ventrell said. "At their request, we have no further comment at this time."
Shabazz was born in 1984 to Qubilah Shabazz, one of six daughters of Malcolm X and his wife Betty Shabazz. Qubilah was 4 years old when she saw her father shot to death as he delivered a speech in a Harlem ballroom in 1965.
In June 1997, Malcolm Shabazz, then 12, set a fire at his grandmother Betty Shabazz's home. She died from severe burns, and he served four years in juvenile detention.
He later expressed regret for his actions, telling The New York Times in 2003 that he would sit on his jail cot and ask for a sign of forgiveness from his dead grandmother.
"I just wanted her to know I was sorry and I wanted to know she accepted my apology, that I didn't mean it," he said. "But I would get no response, and I really wanted that response."
Shabazz also served time on a 2002 attempted robbery conviction, and was released in 2005. In 2006, he pleaded guilty to criminal mischief for smashing the window of a Yonkers doughnut shop.
In recent years, Shabazz said he was writing a memoir and traveling the United States to speak out against youth violence. On his Facebook profile, he said he was attending John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York.
He proudly embraced his grandfather's legacy, describing himself on his Twitter page as "Grandson, name-sake and first male heir of the greatest revolutionary leader of the 20th century."
Associated Press writer Bradley Klapper contributed to this report from Washington.
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You will not be a face in the crowd here. The small university setting allows faculty and students to form relationships that will last long after you graduate. All of the History faculty hold the Ph.D. or other advanced degrees, along with significant experience in their field. Also, they emphasize research and writing and encourage students to present their findings at professional meetings. In addition to landing jobs upon graduation, our majors have consistently gone onto graduate school in history, law school, teaching, and graduate study in museums and archives. Visit the Department of Education for more information on teacher licensure program.
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- The department offers many internships and study abroad opportunities that will broaden your horizons and enhance your employability.
- Faculty not only talk the talk, they walk the walk. During the past few years, they have traveled to England, China, Colombia, Cuba, France, Ghana, Hungary, Iran, Italy, Korea, Russia and Tajikistan. They bring considerable experience not found in the texts into their teaching.
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Health Sciences South Carolina (HSSC), founded in 2004, is a statewide health sciences research collaborative formed by South Carolina's three largest research universities and three health systems: Clemson University, Greenville Hospital System University Medical Center, Medical University, Palmetto Health, Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System, University of South Carolina. HSSC partners conduct the majority of biomedical research in the state; educate the next generation of physicians, nurses, pharmacists and healthcare administrators; and individually are among the state's largest healthcare providers. The goal of HSSC is to improve the state's economic wellbeing, education and public health status through health sciences research.


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Autostadt Wolfsburg provides a fascinating journey through the world of the automobile. Its 25-hectare site features green hills, lakes and unusual architecture, all forming a backdrop for the many different car-themed attractions.
The city of Wolfsburg is often referred to in German as the "Autostadt" and is recognized by most people as the site of Volkswagen Group world headquarters. The Autostadt "in" Wolfsburg, however, is a special place where the main focus is on the concept of mobility.
"People, cars and what moves them" is the Autostadt slogan. The theme park attracts automobile aficionados as well as cultural enthusiasts, people who enjoy exceptional events, and those who appreciate culinary creations. The Autostadt offers plenty of things to do and see for children, teenagers and young adults. One of the most popular Autostadt attractions, the ZeitHaus museum presents milestones in automobile history produced not only by Volkswagen, but by other manufacturers as well. The world's most frequently-visited car museum showcases more than 50 different makes. Volkswagen Group brands are presented throughout the park in eight pavilions designed to bring the respective brand philosophies to life. Visitors are invited to ride in a special panoramic pod to the top of the Autostadt's landmark CarTowers. Each of the glass towers holds up to 400 brand new vehicles waiting for delivery. The ten Autostadt restaurants operated by Mövenpick offer a wide variety of all-natural, seasonal foods sourced from the local region.
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Cooper Harrison Ryan, the son of Steve and Faith Ryan, was the first baby born at Aiken Regional Medical Centers in 2013.
Cooper was born at 2:16 a.m. on Tuesday at 5 pounds, 12 ounces. He is also reportedly the first baby born in the CSRA in the new year.
Faith, due to give birth later this month, visited her doctor Monday. The doctor noted the expectant mother's blood pressure was too high.
"I wasn't having any contractions. Nothing else was wrong," Faith said.
She then had some lab work done, which wasn't "favorable," and was admitted to the hospital. Nurses broke her water to induce labor.
The Ryans definitely did not plan on having a New Year's baby. Cooper, the family's first child, wasn't due for another two weeks.
"He's just got to show off, doesn't he?" Steve said, who admitted he wasn't quite sure what he'd packed in Faith's hospital bag since he put it together frantically.
"That was on my to-do list yesterday – pack my hospital bag and install the car seat," Faith said.
Faith said labor and delivery nurses were concerned Cooper's head was getting too "squished" during the labor and thought a C-section might be necessary. Faith's OBGYN Dr. Oletha Minto was called to the hospital. When she arrived, Faith was fully dilated and Cooper was crowning.
"I pushed a few times – four or five times – and he was born," Faith said.
Steve, a native of Boston, and Faith, from Leesville, were married in August 2011. They'd been together since 2004.
Faith said holding Cooper for the first time was "amazing."
"You don't have words to describe how you feel," she said.
The Ryans thanked the staff at ARMC and at Aiken Obstetrics and Gynecology Associates.
The family received a large gift basket with baby care supplies and toys compliments of ARMC and Cannon House Florist & Gifts.
Staff photo by Haley Hughes Steve and Faith Ryan welcomed the birth of their son, Cooper Harrison Ryan, at 2:16 a.m. Tuesday. Cooper was the first baby born at Aiken Regional in 2013 and reportedly the first born in the CSRA in the new year.×
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Look'n good bro, Common OG, Straight UP! lol
Remember POTS drastically cut down on growth rate, Especially plastic pots., I'd use smart pots, They don't get HOT like black plastic and you'll notice a tremendous difference in growth rate! Besides that great start!
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Stocked Daily! Clone inventory changes rapidly. If you are interested in pre-ordering a particular variety PM and I'll let you know what's up.
TEENAGER PLANTS: 25 - Well over a foot; potted in 1 gallon bucket. - OUT OF STOCK!
BABY PLANTS: 15 - Around a foot, potted in styrofoam cup.
The following list represents all of the varieties we have available to us. At any given time we'll usually have 6-12 varieties from this list. New clones come in almost daily. Because of the rapid turn-over we can not guarantee any particular a clone is in stock unless you PM me and try to get something held for you. Thanks! :hippie:
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V@LLEY_$MOKE said:
What's up brotha sorry for the late response but to answer your question, our selection as of now Is limited. The last time I checked there was a bunch of blue dots, sour grape haze, trainwrecks & green kracks. Because of the time of year, I'm sure you know! All the good babes are gone within hours on being received,But Things are constantly changing so just keep checking with us..
Posted 25 June 2010 - 11:45 PM
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YeeeeeeeBBuddy!!! Looking good Ryan! Keep it up buddy, happy growing!!!
Posted 26 June 2010 - 07:00 AM
iRep said:
No, problem. I wasn't able to make it up anyhow. Sour Grape Haze sounds dope. Be up soon I hope. By this time I already wanted my garden set, but setbacks changed that 4 me. Which reminds me......... do you guys offer grow classes? Based on my opinion of the quality of your meds, I'll be down to attend. Matter of fact I'm about to medicate with my last joint of the Tahoe from last weekend as I tend to the garden in a few. Lovin it.
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Stay posted VS! Enjoy that tahoe, deff one of my favorite smokes right now!
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SA'WEEEET!!! :bounce: Thanks for sharing your grow with us Ryan. Lookin' nice! :thumb:
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We just got a half-dozen Strawberry Coughs in. PM me if you want me to hold them. :hippie:
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just blueberry or better?? how many weeks indoor soil?
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GAFFNEY — There aren't many secrets in a place like Gaffney, so when two heating and air conditioning workers suddenly quit their jobs and began buying stuff like a big screen TV, a used car and a riding lawn mower with $100 bills so old they didn't even have the off-center portrait of Benjamin Franklin, people started talking.
Police said all that talk got back to Lois Brown, who had hired those men a few days earlier and made them a deal. She told the workers just before her husband died seven years ago, he said he had hidden thousands and thousands of dollars in the basement. Her family had never found the money.
If the workers discovered the cash, Brown said, they would be in for a big reward.
After hearing about their free-spending ways, Brown went to Joey Reed and Elie Spencer and made an offer. Keep what they bought and a bit more money for themselves, give the rest back to her and she wouldn't go to police. They played dumb, and the law got involved, Gaffney Police Det. Brian Blanton said.
Now the men are facing grand larceny charges, accused of taking the $100,000. And Brown has sued the owner of the company they once worked for to get her money back. She hasn't seen any of the cash from the workers, Blanton said.
"They quit their jobs the day after they found the money," Blanton said. And they didn't waste any time spending it."
The story begins with a repair job at the large, white, two-story farmhouse with the wrap-around porch that Brown shared with her husband for decades before he died. He founded a business that sold small crane games, arcade games and other amusement devices. He also was in real estate and kept large amounts of cash around, Blanton said.
After Brown's husband died in 2003, his family searched for the cash he had hidden in the basement.
Each time someone came to work at the old house, Brown offered a nice reward if the workers found the money. It was the same offer she made to Reed and Spencer in September 2010, but they left the three-day job without telling her anything, police said.
The spending spree started a few days later. Spencer had the underpinning of his mobile home secured with bricks, Blanton said. Reed bought a $1,800 television, a $1,800 riding lawn mower and a $7,500 used car for his girlfriend. All of the purchases were made with crisp $100 bills printed before the federal government started measures to fight forgery like the 1996 redesign making the portrait of Benjamin Franklin on the front off-center and bigger and adding the early 1990s decision to put a security thread to the bill, the detective said.
"The man at the car dealership took the money to the bank to verify it wasn't counterfeit," Blanton said.
That kind of money spent in Gaffney, a city of about 12,000 people, led folks to start asking questions. One of the in-laws of the men heard how the workers got the money and told Brown and police about it.
After the men refused Brown's offer to not get the law involved if she got some of the money back, she called police too. Detectives tracked down the worker who spruced up Spencer's mobile home and he still had the old $100 bills. Others told police about their encounters, Blanton said.
Spencer, 47, and Reed, 50, are charged with grand larceny and are awaiting trial. If convicted, they face up to 10 years in prison.
Neither man's attorney returned messages from The Associated Press. An address for Spencer could not be found, and an eviction notice was posted to the front door of Reed's home.
In September, Brown sued Dean Painter, owner of Painter Heating & Air Conditioning, which hired the workers. Her lawsuit said Painter should have made sure his employees were properly supervised so they didn't steal from her. The suit asks for $100,000. Painter didn't respond to a message from The AP.
A man who answered the door at Brown's home, wouldn't identify himself and refused to say where Brown was. Brown's lawyer also didn't respond to phone calls or emails.
Reed's lawyer asked for a preliminary hearing, telling a judge the charge should be dropped because authorities can't prove the money was taken from Brown's home or even that it ever existed. He compared it to a leprechaun promising a pot of gold, according to a report on the hearing by The Gaffney Ledger.
The judge allowed the case to continue, and Blanton said she believes the prosecution has a strong case, adding, "We've got documents and proof they spent it like crazy."
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Marshall University men's basketball assistant coach Mark Cline recruited Manning with the thought he might move from playing the off-guard position to point guard.
"The two positions are pretty much the same," Manning said Wednesday before practice in Gullickson Hall.
Manning has played for just 23 minutes in six Marshall games as a freshman, and most of it was at the shooting guard position.
With starter Dre Kane sidelined indefinitely because of a hand injury, Marshall will have sophomore Chris Martin and Manning handling point guard duties.
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Cincinnati has demolished opponents by an average margin of 25 with an offense that averages 84.6 points and a defense that creates havoc.
Arkansas-Little Rock turned the basketball over 32 times last week when the Bearcats set a school mark with 23 steals in a 34-point romp. North Carolina A&T had 20 turnovers against Cincinnati, Oregon had 19 and Iowa State coughed it up 18 times.
Facing a young, unproven point guard should add fuel to the Bearcats' fire.
"They're going to try to be ready," Manning said. "I have to stay poised. If I make a turnover I have to not make another turnover.
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Manning played on a Kentucky Sweet 16 state runner-up team last season at Scott County High School in Georgetown, Ky., as a do-it-all guard who averaged 15.3 points and grabbed 6.4 rebounds per game for the Cardinals, who were 34-5.
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Marshall used Manning some at point guard last weekend when he logged 12 minutes of action against Coppin State. That was more than the 11 minutes he had in five previous appearances.
Manning took his turn running the point while also joining with redshirt freshman guard DeVince Boykins to provide a defensive spark in the second half when Marshall overwhelmed Coppin State with some 2-2-1 fullcourt, trapping pressure.
"Tamron Manning and Boykins in particular gave us really good minutes (tonight) and in that second half especially," said Marshall head coach Tom Herrion.
Kane's injury left the door open for other players to step in.
For Manning that means going from being an 18-year-old freshman wondering when his next opportunity to play might be to being someone counted on to provide productive minutes.
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Principles of Health Care Reform for Psychiatry, 2008
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Risk Managaement and Liability Issues in Integrated Care Models (2013)
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AMA Summary of Proposed Rules and Policy Statements re: Medicare Shared Savings/ACO Program
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American Academy of Pediatrics
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Integrated Behavioral Health Project, California
Mental Health Integration Program, Washington State
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Wednesday, August 28, 2013
The basis for Ray Stackley's argument that Berkeley is better than people think traces back to Friday's Sertoma Classic.
The Stags lost competitively to Lowcountry power Goose Creek, 34-20, showing much more resistance than they did in a 61-0 loss to the Gators 10 days earlier in a scrimmage.
He said the Knights must be prepared for a four-quarter battle with Berkeley.
"Anything can happen in the first game," Stackley said. "We're certainly not taking them lightly... they went down the field and scored three touchdowns against a really good Goose Creek team. This is a team they've been pointing to for three years. They've got some older guys that have paid their dues and are hungry.
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The Knights lead the all-time series 19-10 going back to 1984 after last season's 21-0 victory, and have won 12 of the last 15 meetings. Berkeley last won, 40-14, in 2010.
Last fall, linebacker Cecil Smith made 13 tackles to help Stratford blank Berkeley for the second straight year. Quarterback Jacob Park threw for 240-plus yards and two scores.
Park is coming off a phenomenal showing in Sertoma. The Georgia commitment was 5 for 5 for 271 yards over the two-quarter scrimmage and tossed three touchdowns in a 27-0 rout of James Island.
"Jacob has improved tremendously as a leader," Stackley said. "He understands this is his football team more than he ever has even though he's been the captain of our ship for four years."
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Salem - Nearly 60 students from Sebring High School and the Columbiana County Career and Technical Center were welcomed to the recent High School Business Symposium sponsored by Kent State University at Salem and the Salem Area Chamber of Commerce.
The day-long event was held at the Kent State Salem campus and included interactive break-out sessions that allowed students to interact closely with area business professionals and KSU faculty. The students participated in a business quiz bowl, mock interviews, and they learned how to look at the financial side of a business. They also received tips on how to dress for success in any business.
"We were so pleased by the energy the students brought to the symposium and we can't wait to begin planning next year's sessions," noted Tim McFadden, academic program director for Applied Business Technologies. "The partnership with the Chamber of Commerce is important to making this meaningful to the students and we really appreciate everyone's help."
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Dr. Steve Nameth, dean of the Columbiana County campuses, welcomed the students and challenged them to set big goals. "Every single one of you has the potential to be a Kent State student," he said. "but if college is not in your sights right now, please make the most of every opportunity that comes your way. Whatever you become, be the best at it."
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"Based on our conversations and photos and patterns of the damage, we have concluded it was caused by straight-line winds," Hysell said. "I have had some people share photos of the damage with me, and based on those photos I would estimate the winds were over 80 miles per hour, probably between 80 to 85 miles per hour."
Tornado or not, the storm certainly caused major damage to several homes and buildings on Coon Ridge Road. Hysell said radar estimates show the storm hit hardest in Carroll County at about 2:40 a.m., with radar showing a line of thunderstorms coming through with a linear configuration indicating strong winds.
"The difference is basically in the pattern of wind speed. A tornado is a violently rotating column of air from the base of a thunderstorm in contact with the ground," Hysell said. "I suspect the damage in Hillsville was caused by a microburst, which is basically a very localized column of sinking air producing damage that is divergent and straight line at the surface."
Hysell said Hillsville and a section of Northwestern Henry County appeared to be the hardest hit by the early Friday morning storms, with both areas suffering damage to structures.
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"November" is an online compilation album featuring songs from Central Oregon artists that's available for purchase here (for $5 or more) only during the month of November.
That means only through tomorrow, folks!
The key point here is that, according to organizer Brian Hinderberger (of local bands Victory Swig and The Rum and the Sea), 100 percent of profits from the album will go to Healthy Beginnings of Central Oregon, which "provides accessible physical, developmental and behavioral screenings to children from birth through age five to foster healthy, educated, nurtured children, families and communities," according to its website.
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