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Money-hungry thieves are finding a new way into your bank account through video games. One mom found out the hard way after becoming a victim of identity theft.
Xbox won't be the same for 14-year-old Zach Grant. He's had to learn the oldest advice in the parental handbook has moved to the virtual world too. Mother Lisa Grant says "bad things can happen when you're talking to people you don't know!"
His mom, Lisa, says it started when her teenager started chatting on Xbox Live. Someone named "Mr. Lambourgini" had something to offer Zach that he wanted.
Lisa says "my son has been wanting this for weeks."
Microsoft points used for Xbox games. That was this hacker's bait in a phishing scam. He offered zach the points. All he needed to do was give an email address and password. He actually was able to record the conversation.
The hacker even got a little pushy. So when Zach gave up the info, his father's credit card information was exposed and the scammer wasted no time buying movies and video games on the card.
Lisa says "and seen all these things, Microsoft, Microsoft, Microsoft from his account."
Grant says he's charged around $500 dollars to their card. Money they don't know if they'll get back and Microsoft hasn't yet presented a solution for them yet.
Lisa says "you can't give people information. You can't let someone tell you they'll give you something in return, that can really hurt your family."
It's a tough lesson, but Lisa says she's not mad at Zach. She says he just took the bait of a hacker looking for a quick score.
Lisa says "I didn't blame him. I just want him to see how being careless, what will happen."
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Bunji Garlin
VP Records - Groove Attack
May 18, 2007
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rivalling Beenie Man - and T'n'T and whose great "Global" album for VP Records
was my favourite soca release of 2007.
The album opens with the great (pure) soca madness of the extremely entertaining "No Super Hero" which is immediately followed by the big party tune "Pan And Soca" over a fast paced heavy bass driven soca riddim with a very nice pan drum, before switching to ragga-soca over tested and tried dancehall riddims like Massive B's 110 BPM dancehall scorcher laid by Ryan Grant, 'March Out' with its rave bassline over which Bunji's "Brrrt" was the best tune amidst the very strong tunes and it is my favourite tune on this album, the (already almost five years old) infectious more soca tinged "Get Up Stand Up" featuring T.O.K. and the very impressive "Fire Fi Dem" across Albert 'Jigsy' Hamilton & Roderick 'Penny Bling' Hamilton's ultra-infectious 'Wipe Out'-riddim.
"Hardcore Loving" is a massive combination with NYC based T'n'T singer 'Sexy' Rita Jones before Bunji delivers the excellent pure soca of "We Maniac" and two more great ragga-soca tunes over Jamaica hardcore dancehall riddims, the title track "Globally" over Dane 'Fire Links' Johnson's 'Global'-riddim and the catcy "Raise Yuh Hand" over Renaissance' 'Stepz'-riddim with its choppy synths and sub-sonic bass. Bunji fully lives up to his 'Fireman' title in (2005's) magnificent "Blaze It Up" over Shawn 'Mastamind' Noel's synth-dominated 'Pot Of Gold'-riddim before making a strange (but well working) excursion into hip hop territory alongside Chris Black for "Swing It" and teaming up with Studio One veteran Freddie McGregor for the brilliant by his son Stephen 'Di Genius' McGregor produced popso-tune "One Family".
2004's "Put In The Thing" over 'Mario C' Campbell and Tony Matterhorn's 'Scoobay' (bass drum, bass drum, bass drum, synth stab, synth stab) riddim was one of the best tunes over that riddim and is followed by the album's only really weak tune, the mediocre "Turn Me On". This great album by soca superstar Bunji Garlin - who was involved in a rather public feud with roots reggae sensation I-Wayne who very nonchalantly once referred to Garlin's beloved soca as 'the devil's music' after which Bunji comprised the I-Wayne targeted "Yuh Mad Or What" which appeared on his previous album, "Next Direction" in 2005, a tune which even the staunchest I-Wayne supporter has to admit, was brilliant - is closed with 2002's great "Hands Up" (that already appeared on VP's "Soca Gold 2002"!) and is an album that every dancehall enthusiast, even if not 'into soca' should at least give a spin despite the inclusion of several older tunes as chances are big you'll end up buying it.

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Taylor Swift Wrote Calvin Harris' "This Is What You Came For"
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Apparently, Taylor SwiftÃÂ really is the creative brains behindÃÂ Calvin Harris' hit "This is What You Came For," and their relationship fell apart because he disrespected her when the song was released! WHAT.
Yes, not because of cheating, not because she was clingy or anything like that. NOW, the new rumors is that during Tay and Cal's relationship, Taylor wrote the song and did a demo. She sent it to Calvin, who loved it. Then they did a full demo with Calvin's beat and Taylor's vocals and BAM, a song was born. So you see, it was Taylor and Calvin together (to say the LEAST) but both agreed it was a bad idea to let the world know they collaborated as a couple-it would overshadow the song. So Calvin released it and Taylor used the pseudonymÃÂ Nils SjobergÃÂ on the credits and to maintain publishing rights. Fast forward to present…
Calvin released the song with Rihanna and it became an instant hit. It's been at #1 or #2 on the Dance/Electronic chart for 9 weeks, and is #5 on the Billboard 100.
The problem in the relationship came the day the song was released. Calvin appeared on Ryan Seacrest's radio show and Ryan asked, "Will you do a collaboration with your girlfriend?" Calvin responded, "You know we haven't even spoken about it. I can't see it happening though."
We're told Taylor was hurt and felt Calvin took it too far.
It was a quick downward spiral from that point. One source called it "the breaking point in the relationship." The Met Gala was several days later, when Taylor danced with Tom Hiddleston.
BTW … Taylor has the right to prohibit Calvin from performing the song, but she hasn't and doesn't plan to exercise that right. Ironically, Calvin once wrote a song with then-GF Rita Ora and when they broke up he yanked her right to perform it.
As for why the squad is talking now … we're told they're sick of Calvin trashing Taylor and feel he should be thanking her for quietly giving him a smash hit.
(Via TMZ)
No word from Taylor's rep- but man, if this is true?! JUICY!
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Community-Based Solutions for Veterans and Military Families
The Institute of Museum and Library Services in cooperation with FSG, announced today the launch of a new initiative, Community-Based Solutions for Veterans and Military Families, to strengthen the ability of libraries and museums to fulfill the unique and critical needs of veterans and military families. Through this initiative, IMLS will gather information from a variety of key stakeholders in the library, museum, and military communities to understand current needs and services; identify opportunities for enhancing community services; and develop frameworks, tools, and resources to strengthen the role libraries and museums have in addressing the specific needs of veterans and military families in their communities. Institutions with questions about the Veterans and Military Families Initiative should contact Dr. Marvin Carr at firstname.lastname@example.com or 202-653-4752.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) invites museums to participate in a webinar on November 3, from 2-3 p.m. (Eastern) to learn about USCIS and opportunities to educate the community about citizenship and immigration. Representatives from USCIS will provide an overview of USCIS, discuss its partnership with the Institute of Museum and Library Services and identify ways museums can get involved. Click here to RSVP.
Museum Assessment Program
The American Alliance of Museums is now accepting applications through December 1 for the next Museum Assessment Program (MAP) cycle, to start in late fall 2016. MAP helps small and mid-sized museums strengthen operations, plan for the future, and meet national standards through self-study and a site visit by a peer reviewer. Slots in MAP are non-competitive, costs to participate range from free to $750, and museums can chose from three different assessments. MAP is offered to the field through a cooperative agreement between the Institute of Museum and Library Services and the American Alliance of Museums, which allows museums to get up to $6,000 worth of consultative resources and services for low-to-no cost.
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The NEA's Office of Research & Analysis makes awards to support research that investigates the value and/or impact of the arts, either as individual components of the U.S. arts ecology or as they interact with each other and/or with other domains of American life. By providing financial support to deserving projects, the NEA anticipates that this program will spur growth in the number of people experienced in and knowledgeable about arts-related research in the U.S. This year, Research: Art Works will offer support for projects in two areas: Value and Impact as well as Experimental and Quasi-Experimental Designs. Application deadline is October 11, 2016. Click here for complete details.
NEH National Digital Newspaper Program
The National Endowment for the Humanities' is soliciting proposals from institutions to participate in the National Digital Newspaper Program (NDNP). NDNP is creating a national digital resource of historically significant newspapers published between 1836 and 1922, from all the states and U.S. territories. This searchable database will be permanently maintained at the Library of Congress (LC) and will be freely accessible via the Internet. (See the website, Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers.) An accompanying national newspaper directory of bibliographic and holdings information on the website directs users to newspaper titles available in all types of formats. During the course of its partnership with NEH, LC will also digitize and contribute to the NDNP database a significant number of newspaper pages drawn from its own collections. Previously funded projects will be eligible to receive supplements for continued work, but the program will give priority to new projects. In particular, the program will give priority to projects from states and territories that have not received NDNP funding. Deadline is January 12, 2017.
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Programming Grants to Accompany NEH on the Road Exhibitions
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Connecticut Arts Endowment Fund
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The Maine Arts Commission's Arts Learning Grant offers a maximum of $5,000. Funds are to be used to enhance PK-12 arts education through teaching artist programs, connections with community arts education, curriculum planning, professional learning for arts educators, teaching artists and teachers of all content. The deadline is in spring 2017.
Maine Arts Commission Organizational Development Grant
The Maine Arts Commission offers an Organizational Development Grant for up to $5,000. The Organizational Development grant is designed to support capacity-building projects for arts organizations throughout Maine. Grant funds can help address issues that include positioning of the organization, board and staff development, planning, financial management, and marketing. The deadline is in spring 2017.
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The Maine Arts Commission's Project Grant for Organizations offers up to $5,000. The Project Grant for Organizations is designed to support creative projects throughout Maine. Grant funds assist arts organizations with the production of high-quality creative activities, the creation of new work, and the continuation of successful arts programs. Projects can be in any artistic discipline and on any scale. The deadline is in spring 2017.
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An initiative of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the goal of the Cultural Facilities Fund is to increase investments from both the public sector and the private sector to support the sound planning and development of cultural facilities in Massachusetts. Cultural Facilities Fund (CFF) grants support projects that create jobs in construction and cultural tourism; expand access and education in the arts, humanities, and sciences; and improve the quality of life in cities and towns across the Commonwealth. Grants range from $7,000 to $300,000. The 2017 grant application will be available mid-October 2016.
Local Cultural Council Program
The Local Cultural Council (LCC) Program is the largest grassroots cultural funding network in the nation supporting thousands of community-based projects in the arts, humanities, and sciences annually. Each year, local councils award more than $3 million in grants to more than 6,000 cultural programs statewide. Individuals, schools, and cultural organizations are eligible to apply for project support from their local council.
Massachusetts Cultural Council Cultural Investment Portfolio
The Massachusetts Cultural Council's Cultural Investment Portfolio (CIP) provides unrestricted general operating support grants and project support grants to nonprofit organizations that provide public programs in the arts, sciences, and humanities in Massachusetts. CIP recognizes that organizations with an established record of programmatic service and administrative stability should have access to funds to support their organizational goals and objectives, and to maintain their ongoing programs, services, and facilities without special emphasis on new initiatives as justification for funding. The application deadline is May 1, 2017.
Massachusetts Cultural Facilities Fund
The Massachusetts Cultural Facilities Fund (CFF) seeks to support new capital projects in the arts, humanities, and sciences that expand access and education; create jobs in construction and cultural tourism; and improve the quality of life in cities and towns across the Commonwealth. Administered jointly by the Massachusetts Cultural Council (MCC) and MassDevelopment, the CFF is open to nonprofit cultural organizations and municipalities, and for projects at higher education institutions that serve the public. Intent-to-Apply deadline is November 18, 2016 with the final application deadline of January 13, 2017.
Mass Humanities Discussion Grant
Mass Humanities has six Discussion Grant options, ranging from open in format and content as long as the project includes facilitated discussion (Open Discussion); to discussion series (Reading & Discussion, Common Good Reads, Literature & Medicine); to the Family Adventures in Reading program with syllabi and set budgets that simplify planning; to the small Civil Rights Discussion grant for the shared reading of a civil rights text. The upcoming Inquiry Form deadline is November 15, 2016.
Mass Humanities Local History Grants
Mass Humanities offers two Local History Grants to support smaller historical organizations in working with their collections. Massachusetts towns and historical societies have significant collections that archive the history of the people of the Commonwealth. The Research Inventory Grant (RIG) funds inventorying projects designed to support future programming, including but not limited to cataloguing of manuscripts, published records, photographs, artifacts, or other materials in the organization`s collections or mission area. A rig grant carries a maximum award of $2,000. The Scholar in Residence (SIR) grant funds research that advances the interpretation and presentation of history by Massachusetts history organizations, based on research in the organization's collections or mission purview. The program has a dual purpose: to provide organizations with expertise not usually available to them, and to encourage scholars to use the rich resources of the state's history museums and historical societies. A SIR grant carries a maximum award of $3,000. Both grants have an upcoming Inquiry Form deadline on January 17, 2017.
Mass Humanities Project Grant
Mass Humanities offers a Project Grant of up to $7,500. In general, Mass Humanities prioritizes funding projects that engage those whose contact with humanities programming is limited and programming that responds to their current theme, Negotiating the Social Contract. Those who respond to the theme may receive up to $15,000. The upcoming Inquiry Form deadline is December 19. 2016.
Mass Humanities Public Squared Challenge Grant
Mass Humanities' annual Public Squared Challenge Grant (up to $25,000) will fund a collaboration of two (or more) organizations that seek to build open discussion in response to our thematic initiative, Negotiating the Social Contract, and in so doing, multiply the impact of conversation on our collective culture. One grant will be awarded each year with up to $15,000 in outright funds and up to $10,000 in challenge funds. The Inquiry Form deadline is December 19, 2016.
New England Foundation for the Arts NEST Program
A cooperative program between the New England Foundation for the Arts (NEFA) and the state arts agencies of New England provides support to nonprofits for performances, readings, and related community activities by artists that have met the eligibility criteria for the NEST Program. The upcoming grant deadline is December 1, 2016.
New Hampshire Community Project Grants
New Hampshire Humanities Council is awarding two types of Community Project Grants in 2017. Quick Grants offer up to $1,000 to support simple, single-event or short-series projects, and are available in as little as six weeks from submission deadline. The next Quick Grant application deadline is January 6, 2017. Quarterly Grants of up to $10,000 enable organizations to design and carry out larger projects that attract diverse audiences, engage minds, and stimulate meaningful community dialogue. The next mandatory letter of interest for a Quarterly Grant is January 6, 2017.
Rhode Island Foundation's Initiative for Nonprofit Excellence
As part of the Rhode Island Foundation's commitment to serving the needs of the nonprofit sector, organizational development grants of up to $10,000 will now be offered through the Initiative for Nonprofit Excellence. These grants are intended to support organizations that fall outside of the Foundation's current areas of focus. Organizations that are targeting one of the Foundation's identified sector focus areas can apply for organizational development support (of any amount) through the strategy grant program. Organizational development grants can be used for a variety of activities that strengthen and improve organizational efficiency and effectiveness, including strategic planning, business planning, fund development planning, marketing planning, feasibility studies, reorganization and streamlining, mergers, financial management planning or systems, and transition or succession planning. The fall application deadline is October 31. Contact any member of the INE or grant program staff with questions. Learn more and apply here.
Rhode Island Council for the Humanities' Mini Grant Program
Rhode Island Council for the Humanities' Mini Grant Program, for requests up to $2,000, invites individual researchers, nonprofit organizations, and schools to apply for funding in support of public humanities projects, documentary film, civic education initiatives, and individual research. Mini Grant deadlines are November 1, 2016, and February 1, 2017. They also offer a Major Grant Program for requests over $2,000. An Intent to Apply is due October 1-November 1, 2016. For more information click here.
Rhode Island State Council on the Arts' Arts Access Grants
The Rhode Island State Council on the Arts' Arts Access Grants (AAG) provide small grants (maximum of $5,000) to new ventures, occasional arts programs, or arts and cultural organizations that do not meet the new IAC eligibility requirements (see below). The Arts Access Grant provides program support to organizations across Rhode Island that contribute to the vitality of our communities, the economy of our state, the education of all Rhode Islanders, and our quality of life. Organizations must demonstrate excellent artistic, educational, and cultural value, as well as engagement with their community. The next deadline is October 1, 2016.
Vermont State Preservation Matching Grants
The Vermont Division for Historic Preservation administers two matching grant programs. The Historic Preservation Grant program offers grants of up to $20,000 to non-profit organizations and municipalities to help repair and restore historic buildings while the Barn Preservation Grant program provides grants up to $15,000 to non-profits, municipalities and private individuals for repair and adaptive use of historic agricultural buildings. The deadline for the next round of Historic Preservation Grants is October 3, 2016 and November 7, 2016 for the Barn Preservation Grants.
Vermont Humanities Council Grants Program
The Vermont Humanities Council supports humanities related projects of other non-profit organizations through its Grants Program. These grants are primarily focused in public programming, curriculum development, or teacher enrichment projects. The maximum award is $5,000 but most are smaller. Letters of Intent for projects beginning May 15, 2017 or later are due January 23-February 17. For more information click here.
Vermont Arts Council Animating Infrastructure Grants
Animating Infrastructure Grants from the Vermont Arts Council support community projects that integrate art with infrastructure improvements. Through this program, the Council strives to demonstrate the positive impact of art in helping communities meet goals of livability, walkability, safety, economic vitality, and community vibrancy, and to support the creation of unique infrastructure projects where function and art are one and the same. Grants range from $1,000-$15,000. A Letter of Intent is due by December 5, 2016.
Vermont Arts Council Arts Impact Grants
The Vermont Arts Council's Arts Impact Grants support organizations, municipalities, and schools in their efforts to create a more vibrant quality of life by providing equal and abundant access to the arts. Grants range from $500 to $3,000. The next round of deadlines will begin spring 2017.
Vermont Arts Council Cultural Facilities Grants
The Vermont Arts Council's Cultural Facilities Grants help Vermont nonprofit organizations and municipalities enhance, create, or expand the capacity of an existing building to provide cultural activities for the public. The next deadline will be spring 2017.
Vermont Arts Council Technical Assistance Grants
The Vermont Arts Council offers Technical Assistance Grants to support activities that help Vermont arts organizations strengthen their capacity to serve constituents. Vermont-registered 501(c)(3) arts organizations can apply for grants to support activities enabling them to take advantage of unique opportunities to enhance their organizational development, professional skills, or expand marketing capacity. Grants range from $250 to $1,500. Applications are accepted on a rolling deadline.


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reports from St Andrews
The promotional material for a tournament usually provides a reliable indicator as to whether a player is being paid appearance money or not. The Alfred Dunhill Cup features a moody, almost art deco shot of Greg Norman playing the 18th at the Old Course with the R and A clubhouse in the background and storm clouds gathering above.
Yesterday, Norman played the 18th for real and was under a jet black cloud by the name of Jose Coceres. In the world game, Coceres - who wouldn't know the colour of appearance money - is a minnow, 145th in the rankings and the winner of things like the Pinemar Open and the Los Cardales Challenge. Norman, of course, is the world No 1 and the biggest earner in the history of the game.
Coceres shot 72, Norman 75, and for good measure the Argentinian had a birdie three at the 18th to the Australian's four. The result provided Argentina with the perfect start, but the Great White Shark was let off the hook. Steve Elkington levelled the match with a little help from Eduardo Romero, who went out of bounds at the 14th, took a seven and lost by two, and in the decider Craig Parry defeated Vicente Fernandez by a stroke.
Parry came home in 33 with birdies at the 17th, the Road Hole, and the 18th in a round of 70. Parry's record in the Cup is played five, won five. When Coceres landed the big one, it gave him his first victory in the competition. "It was a great pity," the 49-year-old Fernandez said. "Jose made all the effort. If we had beaten Australia we would have knocked Maradona off the sports pages in Buenos Aires." Coceres has nine brothers and a sister. "He could have his own football team," Fernandez said.
When Norman arrived at St Andrews, he had to answer some awkward questions about appearance money and, in particular, why he did not appear in the World Match Play at Wentworth last week. Mark McCormack, whom Norman split from two years ago, accused the Australian of asking for huge amounts of appearance money. Norman denies this. The two, who had not spoken for 12 months, met at the Old Course Hotel here on Wednesday evening, and the word is that McCormack apologised for his comments about his former star client.
Yesterday the Great White Shark (Norman, not McCormack) took defeat on the jaw. After three-putting four greens he said: "Thank God I've got a team. This will be my worst day. Jose played like a guy who wanted to get the job done. There's nothing wrong with his game. I hope it gives him the confidence to become a better person and a better player."
Andrew Coltart provided the outstanding round of the day, a 66, as Scotland beat the Chinese 3-0. There were also whitewashes for Wales, the defending champions Canada, and the United States. There was little between the US and Ireland until the closing holes where the Americans displayed a form of self-destruction reminiscent of their play in the finale to the Ryder Cup.
Lee Janzen, having birdied the Road Hole, hit his drive out of bounds on to the road at the last, disturbing the drinkers at the Rusacks Hotel. "There is no excuse," Janzen said. He took six to Darren Clarke's four and lost by two strokes. Ronan Rafferty sank a putt of around 40 feet for a three at the Road Hole and although Ben Crenshaw matched that, the Texan was beaten by a stroke. And in the final match, Peter Jacobsen hit it on to the road at the 17th and lost at the last where Philip Walton gave Peter Jacobsen a lesson in playing the pitch-and-run shot.
As for Coceres, he is not out of it yet, although Argentina will have to beat England and Spain to survive. England were undone 2-1 by Spain, Ignacio Garrido, the replacement for Jose-Maria Olazabal, applying the coup de grace with a birdie at the last to pip Howard Clark.
ALFRED DUNHILL CUP (Old Course, St Andrews): Group One: United States 0 Ireland 3: L Janzen 73 lost to D Clarke 71; B Crenshaw 71 lost to R Rafferty 70; P Jacobsen 73 lost to P Walton 72. Canada 0 Sweden 3: D Barr 77 lost to J Parnevik 70; R Stewart 73 lost to J Sandelin 72; R Gibson 71 lost to P-U Johansson 69. Group Two: Scotland 3 Taiwan 0: A Coltart 66 bt Chen Liang-hsi 73; S Torrance 75 bt Lu Wen-teh 81; C Montgomerie 71 bt Chung Chun-hsing 80. South Africa 2 Germany 1: R Goosen 70 bt H P Thul 72; D Frost 74 lost to S Struver 73; E Els 70 bt A Cejka 72. Group Three: New Zealand 2 Japan 1: M Campbell 68 bt H Kase 73; F Nobilo 71 bt T Watanabe 75; G Turner 73 lost to N Serizawa 72. Zimbabwe 3 Wales 0: T Johnstone 73 bt M Mouland 75; N Price 67 bt P Affleck 70; M McNulty 69 bt I Woosnam 74. Group Four: Australia 2 Argentina 1: G Norman 75 lost to J Coceres 72: S Elkington 72 bt E Romero 74; C Parry 70 bt V Fernandez 71. England 1 Spain 2: B Lane 74 bt J Rivero 75; M James 77 lost to M A Jimenez 73; H Clark 76 lost to I Garrido 75.
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Group Two: South Africa v Taiwan: 0930 R Goosen v Chung Chun-hsing. 0940 D Frost v Lu Wen-teh. 0950 E Els v Chen Liang-hsi. Scotland v Germany: 1000 A Coltart v A Cejka. 1010 S Torrance v H P Thul. 1020 C Montgomerie v S Struver.
Group Four: England v Argentina: 1030 B Lane v V Fernandez. 1040 M James v J Coceres. 1050 H Clark v E Romero. Australia v Spain: 1100 G Norman v M A Jimenez. 1110 S Elkington v J Rivero. 1120 C Parry v I Garrido.
Group One: Canada v Ireland: 1140 R Gibson v D Clarke. 1150 R Stewart v P Walton. 1200 D Barr v R Rafferty. United States v Sweden: 1210 P Jacobsen v J Parnevik. 1220 B Crenshaw v J Sandelin. 1230 L Janzen v P-U Johansson.
Group Three: New Zealand v Wales: 1240 M Campbell v I Woosnam. 1250 G Turner v M Mouland. 1300 F Nobilo v P Affleck. Zimbabwe v Japan: 1310 T Johnstone v T Watanabe. 1320 M McNulty v H Kase. 1330 N Price v N Serizawa.
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The dates, times and places of the first spring sports practices have been released.
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Sign up today for the TA Youth Football Camp.
Posted Wednesday, Feb 15, 2017
On Tuesday the boys Swimming and Diving team won the Southwestern South Division championship for the first time since 1999.
Posted Wednesday, Jan 11, 2017
On Saturday, January 14, the Thornton Academy girls basketball program will hold its annual "Hoops for Hope" fundraiser for cancer.
Posted Tuesday, Jan 3, 2017
Take a look at a comprehensive list of award winners from the fall sports season.
Posted Wednesday, Nov 16, 2016
The first winter sports practices are just a few day away.
Posted Wednesday, Nov 9, 2016
Thornton Academy Director of Athletics and Student Activities Gary Stevens has been awarded The National Federation of State High School Associations Citation for his outstanding work in athletic administration.
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Thornton Academy's Annual Alumni Basketball Games will take place on Wednesday, November 23 at 6:00 PM in Hill Gym.
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Posted Monday, Sep 12, 2016
TA was recognized in July at a national conference focusing on security for athletic facilities.
Posted Tuesday, Aug 23, 2016
Senior Jaden Wells will compete for Team USA in an indoor lacrosse world championship.
Posted Monday, Jul 18, 2016
Check here for a list of start dates and times for all fall sports at Thornton Academy
Posted Thursday, May 12, 2016
Thornton linked cheerleaders take home 2nd place in a national cheering competition.
Posted Friday, Apr 29, 2016
Seniors Ben Lambert and Grace Pickering will be playing sports at the college level.
Posted Friday, Apr 22, 2016
Thornton Academy's varsity field hockey team enjoyed its most successful season in school history in 2015, earning the program's first regional title with a 4-1 win over Cheverus under the direction of head coach Lori Smith '88.
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Check out information about the girls basketball summer camps offered at Thornton Academy.
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Thornton Academy middle and upper schools will join Saco, Dayton and Biddeford in shifting our schedule to start later in the day, starting school at 8:30 AM and ending at 2:45 PM next year.
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TA swimmers had a great day in the pool at Super Southwesterns
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Simon Trcka (men's soccer), Lexi Nason (women's soccer), Owen Elliott (football) and Austin McCrum (football) all signed National Letters of Intent to play sports at the collegiate level
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The Thornton Academy girls basketball team is hosting a Hoops for Hope fundraiser Saturday night to raise money for cancer research. The game will be live streamed by TATV
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TA and Massabesic each only have one loss on the season and will battle at Linnell Gym on Thursday Night. Game time is 7 P.M.
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Sometimes, little more than a swaying tree canopy and the bellowing of one's own breath mark great athletic achievements. This is the case for two-time Peace Corps volunteer, former wildlife biologist, and Thornton science teacher Mike Carbone who runs through the mountains for insane distances that require consumption of 200-300 calories per hour. In this fall 2015 Postscripts interview, Mike explains his sport and shares his experience this summer with champion ultrarunner Scott Jurek whose successful attempt at a new record running the Appalachian Trail became embroiled in controversial national news.
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Saturday, January 16th will be the first annual TA Girls Basketball Hoops for Hope charity event for breast cancer. All girls basketball players in grades 5-12 are currently collecting donations for this fundraising effort.
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The annual basketball games between TAMS and SMS will be live streamed for the first time ever.
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Senior Boys Soccer player Simon Trcka has been honored as an All-New England Player by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America.
Posted Tuesday, Dec 8, 2015
Thornton Academy athletes were named to the Maine Sunday Telegram All State teams this past weekend.
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Senior Grace Pickering was named Miss Maine Field Hockey during a ceremony on Sunday. It's the first time a Trojan player has been bestowed the award.
Posted Tuesday, Nov 24, 2015
Thornton Academy scores 10 points in the fourth to pull past previously undefeated Portland, 24-14, to claim its second straight Class A State title and third in four years!
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The Golden Trojan football team beat Bonny Eagle, 24-14, to advance to a second consecutive Class A State Championship game


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I would not recommend Dr. Tan to anyone. She will not do what is best for your health, but what is the easiest for her. She is a very cold person and has no expression on her face. She is NOT the kind and warm person we want to come and talk about our health issue. We're already worried about our health issue and to come and discuss your health with a cold person with no expression is hard enough. I WILL NOT RECOMMEND HER TO ANYONE.
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Dr. Tan is an excellent surgeon. Having said that her bedside manner is professional and to the point. Be sure to have questions written down because she moves on fast.
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This woman has no bedside manner. I always feel like she is thinking about the next patient when she is with me. She never talks about possible complications that could arise after surgery and seem surprised when you want to question her. STAY Away from this doctor unless you like being treated poorly.
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text: Welcome to Willye B. White Park! Tiny Tot Soccer Check out our fitness center! Tumbling Team. Check out the amazing Chicago Plays! playground We are lovin' the Chicago Plays! playground. White (Willye B.) Park 1610 W. Howard Chicago, Illinois 60626 [View Map] Fieldhouse Hours: Su: Closed, Mo-Fr: 9:00 AM-9:00 PM, Sa: 9:00 AM-5:00 PM Park Hours: 6:00 AM-11:00 PM Park Supervisor: Irma Rizzo Park Phone: (773) 262-5051 Description Facilities Map News & Events Programs Multimedia Description Located in the Rogers Park community, Willye B. White Park offers a wide variety of programming options within a 3-acre site which includes the Chicago Park District's newest fieldhouse. Year round the park staff offers programs for patrons of all ages and skill levels. For youth we have our Inner City Basketball & Baseball program, chess, arts & crafts, Might Fit Kidz fitness program, fencing, gymnastics and tumbling, and moms, pops and tots. For girls only we offer the Go Girls Go and Girls in the Game program. For those interested in music we offer guitar and drumming programs. Adults can participate in a range of activities, including the affordable state-of-art fitness center and aerobic classes, plus senior stretching! In addition to these programs, Willye B. White Park hosts fun special events for the whole family. Check in with the park staff on a regular basis to see what's going on at the park. For a complete listing of programs offered at Willye B. White Park go to the program page of our website. We invite you to take a tour of the facility and check out the new fitness center, gymnasium and club room! It's a great space to hold your next special event. History In 2008, the Chicago Park District constructed a new field house in Gale School Park and renamed the entire site in honor of five-time Olympian Willye B. White. Born on Dec. 31, 1939 in Money, Mississippi, Willye B. White was raised by her grandparents in Greenwood, Mississippi. She picked cotton to help support her family but also found time to participate in sports. As a 16-year-old high school sophomore, Willye spent summers training with famed track and field coach Ed Temple at Tennessee State University and soon won a silver medal in the long jump at the 1956 Olympic Games in Melbourne, Australia. This marked the first time an American woman had won a medal in that event. She went on compete in the next four more consecutive Olympic Games. After moving to Chicago in 1960, she began a career as a practical nurse and went on to become a public health administrator. In 1991, she founded the Willye White Foundation to help children develop self-esteem and encourage them to become productive citizens. That same year, she began working for the Chicago Park District as Director of Recreation Services, developing important programs such as sports initiatives for young girls in housing projects, the Great American Workout at Buckingham Fountain, a football camp at Soldier Field for boys and girls, and a program to recognize outstanding female athletes in 66 City High Schools. Throughout her life, Willye B. White received much recognition and many honors. UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, honored her humanitarian efforts—selecting her as the first American winner of the Pierre de Coubertin International Fair Play Award. Her impressive list of awards includes the President's Council on Health and Physical Fitness National Honor Award and the Women's Sports Foundation Wilma Rudolph Courage Award. She was entered on numerous distinguished lists of athletes including the National Track and Field Hall of Fame, the Sports Illustrated for Women 100 Greatest Athletes of the Century, and Ebony Magazine named Willye B. White one of the nation's 10 Greatest Female Athletes. Parking/Directions For directions using public transportation visit www.transitchicago.com. Facilities White Fieldhouse Location Notes: 1610 W. Howard Hours: Su: Closed, Mo-Fr: 9:00 AM-9:00 PM, Sa: 9:00 AM-5:00 PM Can Rent: No White Fitness Center Location Notes: Hours: Su: Closed, Mo-Fr: 9:00 AM-9:00 PM, Sa: 9:00 AM-5:00 PM Can Rent: No Notes: Sign up for a membership: Month, 3 Month, Year White Diamond Location Notes: 7631 N. Ashland Ave. Can Rent: No Descriptors: Grass White Gymnasium Location Notes: 7631 N. Ashland Ave. Can Rent: No White Clubroom Location Notes: 7631 N. Ashland Ave. Can Rent: No Notes: Clubroom White Playground Can Rent: No Notes: Renovated Summer 2015, Chicago Plays! Renovation Program Descriptors: Engineered Wood Fiber Surface Map > News 2/22/2015 Mayor Emanuel, Chicago Park District To Rehab, Build 77 Playgrounds This Year Through Chicago Plays! Program Girls Tumbling in the Parks! Photo Gallery View All News Events View All Spring Programs Most spring programs start the week of April 3 and run through the week of June 5. Click on the program name links below to view a program and register now. Registration is on-going while spots are available. Summer Programs The standard 6-week day camp runs June 26 through August 4. Specialty camp dates vary. Most other summer programs start the week of June 19 and run through the week of August 21. View programs online & create your wishlist beginning Monday, April 10. Registration dates for our park are: Online registration begins on Tuesday, April 25, 2017 at 9:00am. In-person registration begins on Saturday, April 29, 2017. Click on the program name links below for program descriptions, availability information and to register online now (if available). 2016 Fall 2017 Spring 2017 Summer Name Number Type Category Ages Gender Dates Fee Park Kids - Fall Winter Spring at White (WB) 167370Activity_PackageOut of School Programs - After SchoolAt least 6 but less than 12Coed2016/09/06 20:00From September 6, 2016 to June 16, 2017$126.00 Name Number Type Category Ages Gender Dates Fee Basketball League at White (Willye B.) 178727Individual_LeagueSports - BasketballAt least 14 but less than 18Coed2017/04/19 22:15From April 19, 2017 to June 7, 2017Each Wednesday from 5:15pm to 6:15pmEach Wednesday from 6:15pm to 7:15pmEach Wednesday from 7:15pm to 8:15pm$0 Inner City Baseball at White (Willye B.) 193180Individual_LeagueSports - BaseballAt least 9 but less than 13Coed2017/04/04 21:45From April 4, 2017 to June 8, 2017Each Tuesday from 4:45pm to 5:45pmEach Wednesday from 4:45pm to 5:45pmEach Thursday from 4:45pm to 5:45pm$0 Junior Bear Football - Pee Wee at White (WB) 179737InstructionSports - FootballAt least 8 but less than 10Coed2017/04/22 16:00From April 22, 2017 to June 17, 2017Each Saturday from 11am to 12:30pm$0 Junior Bear Football - Varsity at White (WB) 179741InstructionSports - FootballAt least 11 but less than 14Coed2017/04/22 16:00From April 22, 2017 to June 17, 2017Each Saturday from 11am to 12:30pm$0 Park Kids - Spring at White (WB) 180414InstructionOut of School Programs - After SchoolAt least 6 but less than 12Coed2017/04/03 20:00From April 3, 2017 to June 16, 2017Each Monday from 3pm to 6pmEach Tuesday from 3pm to 6pmEach Wednesday from 3pm to 6pmEach Thursday from 3pm to 6pmEach Friday from 3pm to 6pm$42.00 Teen Fit Box at White (Willye B.) 193178InstructionWellness - FitnessAt least 14 but less than 18Coed2017/04/11 23:00From April 11, 2017 to June 6, 2017Each Tuesday from 6pm to 7pm$0 Walking Club at White (Willye B.) 193179OpenWellness - Walking55 and upCoed2017/04/03 18:00From April 3, 2017 to June 7, 2017Each Monday from 1pm to 2pmEach Wednesday from 1pm to 2pm$0 Name Number Type Category Ages Gender Dates Fee Basketball - Open at White (Willye B.) 201479OpenSports - BasketballAt least 6 but less than 13Coed2017/06/20 21:30From June 20, 2017 to August 24, 2017Each Tuesday from 4:30pm to 6:30pmEach Thursday from 4:30pm to 6:30pm$0 Basketball - Open at White (Willye B.) 195389OpenSports - BasketballAt least 18 but less than 50Coed2017/06/21 00:00From June 20, 2017 to August 24, 2017Each Tuesday from 7pm to 8:30pmEach Thursday from 7pm to 8:30pm$0 Late Summer Camp at White (Willye B.) 201514CampsCamps - General InterestAt least 6 but less than 13Coed2017/08/07 15:00From August 7, 2017 to August 18, 2017Each Monday from 10am to 3pmEach Tuesday from 10am to 3pmEach Wednesday from 10am to 3pmEach Thursday from 10am to 3pmEach Friday from 10am to 3pm Sports Camp at White (Willye B.) 197099CampsCamps - SportsAt least 6 but less than 13Coed2017/06/26 15:00From June 26, 2017 to August 4, 2017Each Monday from 10am to 4pmEach Tuesday from 10am to 4pmEach Wednesday from 10am to 4pmEach Thursday from 10am to 4pmEach Friday from 10am to 4pm$40.00 Multimedia Documents There are no documents available. 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There's plenty of college football action to go around this Saturday, and FantasyAces has a nice slate for their daily fantasy contests. Here's the highest projected scoring games of the weekend; you'd be wise to go through these with a fine-tooth comb, and derive some fantasy value plays along the way:
- Auburn @ Georgia: 69 total points
- Pittsburgh @ N Carolina: 68 total points
- Rice @ Marshall: 64.5 total points
- Florida State @ Miami: 62 total points
As you'll find out below, at least one player from each of these games is highlighted as a recommendation. There are a lot of different routes you can take when constructing your FantasyAces lineups this weekend, but these guys serve as the cream of the crop:
A featured FantasyAces daily fantasy college football contest is on tap for this weekend, including $500 in payouts, with $125 going to 1st, and only $11 to join (50 entries, top 10 paid). On top of that, the lobby is chalk-full of traditional head-to-heads and 50/50 leagues for a fun and lucrative opportunity.
Note: Don't forget about FantasyAces one-week NFL leagues either. Along with a wide-array of tournaments throughout all buy-in levels ($1, $11, $22+), qualifiers for FantasyAces live $100,000 championship in NewPort Beach, CA have also been posted. Full details on the live event can be found here.
For more general CFB DFS strategy advice, check out the 5 Winning Tips article. It includes an introduction to the daily fantasy concept, along with general hints on how to get started playing daily fantasy college football.
Otherwise, head over to FantasyAces.com, click on one of their CFB Contests, and follow along as I outline the top plays to inspire a cash-inducing lineup:
Top Play: Trevone Boykin – TCU – $6,450
I understand Marcus Mariota is the Heisman frontrunner, but it's about time Boykin at least joins the conversation. He's on fire right now, even if you throw out an unreal 400+ yard, 7 TD performance three weeks ago. He's running the ball more (172 yards, 4 TD in the past two games), and that's probably the most encouraging part of his fantasy appeal. I'd be surprised if he didn't rack up 4 total TD's against a Kansas defense that ranks second-to-last in the Big 12.
Also Consider: Nick Marshall – AUB – $6,000 & Rakeem Cato – MSH – $5,400
Last week's top play, Nick Marshall, also carries some credence this time around. As pointed out above, Auburn-Georgia is one of the highest projected scoring games of the day, and Marshall should rack up plenty of yards (and TDs) with his dual-threat ability … Rakeem Cato started the season off slow, but he's picking up steam. He hardly ever has a "down week," and the Thundering Herd may be relying on him a bit more with their star RB, Devon Johnson, banged up.
Top Play: James Conner – PITT – $5,900
Conner has been a beast this season, and this is one of his better matchups to date. North Carolina ranks 104th in rushing yards allowed, and they've given up some massive outings to RB's with less talent than Conner. Pitt's workhorse has 8 TD's in the past three games, and I'm expecting that pace to continue.
Also Consider: Jay Ajayi – BOI – $5,900 & Mark Weisman – IOWA – $5,050
You can count on Jay Ajayi nearly every week when Boise takes on a MWC opponent. He's racked up 100+ yards and 2+ TD's in four straight contests, not including significant totals in the passing game as well … There's nothing flashy about Weisman's hard-nosed running game, but style points aren't credited to your fantasy total. Illinois ranks 124th (of 128) against the run, and Weisman has posted 10 TDs in his last five games.
Top Play: Rashad Greene – FSU – $5,700
After being slowed by an injury last month, Greene has finally returned to his top-tier status. He's easily Jameis Winston's favorite target, and a potential back-and-forth shootout with Miami bodes well for his fantasy prospects this week.
Also Consider: Tony Lippett – MSU – $5,200 & Michiah Quick – OU – $3,250
It seems like I recommend Lippett practically every week, but I just can't shy away from the value in this pick. He's a top-flight WR (arguably the best in the Big Ten), checking in at a mid-level salary. Last week was his first outing without 100+ yards or a TD, but he should get back on track against an unimposing Maryland defense … Michiah Quick has stepped up in place of the injured Sterling Sheperd, receiving 22 targets in the past two games. If Sheperd is out once again, Quick becomes a great play at minimum salary against Texas Tech's abysmal secondary.
Top Play: Maxx Williams – MIN – $4200
Williams broke out for 3 TD's last game, yet his price hasn't budged. That's the type of desired upside when spending on a TE, and the Gophers will likely be throwing more than usual against Ohio State.
Also Consider: Josiah Price – MSU – $3850
Price is seemingly another fixture in this column, and why not? He's still cheap, and has caught a touchdown in three of the last four games. I'll be rolling with Price for value in majority of my FantasyAces lineups.


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