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"The projections are according to the enrollments that they are projecting and the grade levels they will be serving, 6-12th eventually that we will be looking at a loss of $13 million over a five year period. If that does happen we have to make our budget reductions accordingly," said Mr. Karam.
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Bone Club: STAB Bonemerang: STAB Bone Rush: STAB Fire Blast: Deals with Grass and Ice types.
Marowak learnset
No offense trachy, but that's an awful moveset. You DON'T need 3 moves of the same type, there's barely any difference between them either. Plus Earthquake beats them all anyway.
Marowak's Attack is better than Sp. Attack so target that: - Swords Dance (doubles your attack on first use) - Earthquake - Fire Punch to cover weaknesses - Stone Edge or Double Edge
You could keep Fire Blast if you're not upping your attack as much, then it will be more powerful than Fire Punch. In this case you could probably ignore Swords Dance and use both Stone Edge and Double Edge.
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Marowak (M) @ Thick Club
Trait: Rock Head
EVs: 252 Atk / 252 Def / 4 SDef
Impish Nature (+Def, -SAtk)
Thick Club+Swords Dance=OHKO. Especially when it comes to STAB Earthquake. Stone Edge is there for type coverage, mainly taking down the Flying types that are immune to Earthquake. Double-Edge has high power, and no recoil thanks to Rock Head. No point in trying to increase that low Speed, so max out Attack. Defense is also maxed to provide bulk.
Marowak (M) @ Thick Club Trait: Battle Armor EVs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spd Jolly Nature (+Spd, -SAtk)
Substitute is for protection from status. Bonemerang over Earthquake to break Subs and Sashes and get some damage in. ThunderPunch & Brick Break for coverage.
My Marowak moveset is:
Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SpAtk)
Fire Punch - Deals with Grass and Ice weankess. Chance of burn. Thunder Punch -Deals with Water weakness. Chance of paralyze. Earthquake - STAB, Great move. Stone Edge/Swords Dance - Stone Edge for Ice weakness. Great move. High critical. Swords Dance to increase Atk stat. Your choice.
Role: Lead
EVs: 128 HP / 16 Atk / 112 Def / 252 SDef
Careful Nature (+SDef, -SAtk)
Bonemerang Breaks Sashes, ( Common lead trick ) Fire Punch puts Forretress, Ferrothorn, Etc. In Their Place. Stealth Rock sets up. Stone Edge provides coverage.
I do not own the mentioned pokemon, just suggesting it.
Marowak @Thick Club EVs: 129 Atk 127 Def 127 SDef 127 HP Rock Head Adamant, Impish, or Careful Double-Edge Fire Punch Bonemerang Brick Break
Fire Punch covers ice, grass, steel, and bug for us; Brick break does some of Fire Punch's job while breaking screens; Bonemerang breaks subs and hurts the target at the same time plus STAB; And Double Edge does nice neutral coverage with Rock Head.
Double/Triple Battle
Marowak (M) @ Thick Club Trait: Lightningrod EVs: 252 Atk / 252 Def / 4 SDef Brave Nature (+Atk, -Spd) - Rock Slide - Earthquake - Aerial Ace - Brick Break/Blizzard
Rock Slide hits multiple foes. So does Earthquake, but Earthquake gets STAB. Aerial Ace can hit any foe in a Triple Battle. Brick Break is Screen breaking coverage. However, since you are using Lightningrod you can also try using Blizzard. Lightningrod protects your allies from Electric attacks. While Marowak can't make much use of the Special Attack boosts unless you use Blizzard, the team support it offers is much more useful than Marowak's other abilities.
Marowak (M) Thick Club Trait: Rock Head Nature: Brave EV's: 252 Atk. 252 Def. 6 Sp. Def.
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By SLBMum
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Comments about One Step Ahead Sun Smarties Baby Rash Guard-style Swimsuit Blue 12-18 Mos. (18-26 Lbs.):
This is a great suit for babies - it provides full coverage on the arms, which is nice. I kept my daughter mostly in the shade while wearing this, but it was nice when we took her in the pool because I didn't have to worry about her shoulders getting burnt. My daughter is 6 mos old and about 15 lbs - the 12-18 month size fits her now with some room to grow.
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This is the perfect swimsuit to keep my daughter out of the harmful sun. The size was exactly what the description indicated. I found past reviews helpful prior to purchasing it. Great color!!
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I love that this rash guard is long sleeved and snaps like a onesie. Finally sun protection that doesn't ride up. My 6 month old wore it to swim lessons last night and I liked that the suit offered her some warmth in a cold indoor pool.I am glad I bought both styles as I am sure she will be in these all summer at the beach.
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I bought this swimsuit for my 5 month old daughter's first trip to the beach. Since she was too young to wear sunscreen, we needed something to keep her skin covered. With a sun hat and a pair of cotton pants (with feet) we were able to keep her protected. Really cute design and fast-drying. Love this.
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The swimsuit is great--very stretchy and soft. I had seen other rash guards in stores and was worried this suit would be too stiff for my 11-month-old, but it seems extremely comfortable. It is also very easy to get on and off. The neck hole is especially stetchy. The one thing I must say is pay attention to the size charts. Resist the urge to get "room to grow"! My baby is 31 inches and 21 pounds, and should wear 12-18 months according to the chart. But, of course, I decided to "order up" and got the 18-24 months, since that is the clothing size she is now wearing. It's okay, but definitely too big. We do love the suit, so I will probably just keep it as a backup, but will definitely be ordering the smaller one.
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Transliteration zakar |
Pronunciation zä·kar'
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Root Word (Etymology) A primitive root | |
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Strong's H2142 - zakar
Outline of Biblical Usage
1) to remember, recall, call to mind a) (Qal) to remember, recall b) (Niphal) to be brought to remembrance, be remembered, be thought of, be brought to mind c) (Hiphil) 1) to cause to remember, remind 2) to cause to be remembered, keep in remembrance 3) to mention 4) to record 5) to make a memorial, make remembrance
Authorized Version (KJV) Translation Count — Total: 233
AV — remember 172, mention 21, remembrance 10, recorder 9, mindful 6, think 3, bring to remembrance 2, record 2, misc 8
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Strong's H2142 - zakar
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Richmond County residents are urged to lend a hand at the fourth annual Jada's Helping Hands fundraiser, which will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sept. 29 in the fellowship hall of New Hope Missionary Baptist Church. The program, first inspired by 9-year-old Jada Thomas of Rockingham, is aimed at helping families of children in the ICU Ward at Duke Hospital and the Ronald McDonald House.
Paula Thomas said her daughter was born prematurely with a lack of oxygen to her brain, and was admitted to Duke Hospital for more than seven months. Since then, Jada has returned to the hospital several times due to physical and mental impairments.
"Back in 2009, she had gotten sick again," Paula said. "She had to go back to Duke, and she stayed there for two weeks, which was her longest stay. So she stayed in ICU for a week and the doctors had given her a fifty fifty chance of living — she had gotten an infection that was growing through her body. After a week in ICU, she got transferred to the fourth floor. When we went there, the Lord put the spirit in me to have a fundraiser."
Paula said she spoke to her husband and one of her friends about the idea, and began to set the program into motion.
With the help of family, friends and a small committee, Jada's Helping Hands began its first year of raising money for other families.
"We have it at our church every year, and we just ask people to come out and donate," Paula said. "When Jada was in the hospital, we were just really blessed by our family and friends who supported us, so the reason for this fundraiser is now to help purchase gas, phone cards or any kind of little expense you may need the money for."
Although the fundraiser is held in honor of Jada, all proceeds go toward other families with children in the ICU Ward of the hospital. Paula said the event will have food, fun and drawings for various prizes.
"We also make a donation to the Ronald McDonald house because they were so good to us," Paula added.
This year, the program committee will kick off the fundraiser with a special walk on Sept. 22.
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"We're just doing something different this time," Paula said. "We're trying to help people be aware of how Jada's Helping Hands got started, what our goal is, the purpose behind it, a little bit about Jada, and dealing with special needs children."
"I have known the Thomas family for many years and they have always placed a high value on family," said Marchell David, Hamlet City Manager. "Blessed with a special needs child, Paula and Tom will move heaven and earth to make sure that she is taken care of. Unselfishly, they work to ensure that families in similar situations are blessed with opportunities to help them through the roughest of times. Hence, Jada's Helping Hands is an example of the compassion that this family has for other families. Through Jada's outreach ministry, the love of God is passed along to many."
Registration for the walk is free and participants are encouraged to meet at the library at 9 a.m. The annual fund raiser will be held the following Saturday at New Hope Missionary Baptist Church, located on Highway 74 East in Hamlet.
"We're just trying to give back a little bit to the community and Duke, because they make it all possible," Paula said. "When you go out and help someone, it just does your heart good. We have helped so many people that have different fundraisers around here in Richmond County, because really, these people are the ones that make it possible — they come out and give, and in times like this with the economy being really really bad, people still find it in their hearts to come out for a good cause."
For more information about the fund raiser or the walk, contact Paula Thomas at 910-582-8459.
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There was a town in the Ukraine called Trochenbrod that is no more. Nearly the entire population — over 5,000 Jews — was wiped out during the Holocaust.
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The play somehow manages to insert a great deal of humor into a very serious subject. "The play is hilarious," the director said. "But it goes to really, really dark places."
In preparation for staging the show, de Mayo read and reread the source novel. She noted that dramaturg Kristin Leahey provided invaluable information on the history of Trochenbrod and what was happening in the Ukraine during World War II. The director and her cast also viewed a new documentary, "Lost Town," on a search for "this town that was wiped off the map. After the Nazis came through, only 33 people survived," de Mayo reported.
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OMG! I absolutely loved this cabana! Our family loves going to the beach and this was so very handy for nap time or just getting some relief from the sun! I laid in it with my littlest one while the others built sand castles. It gave me the privacy it needed while still allowing me to keep my eyes on the others with an unobstructed view! On a personal note I let the kids decorate the flag atop of the cabana - they got a kick out of it and it made it very personal!
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We use this tent in our back yard as well as at the beach. Beach assembly is a bit difficult when it's windy. Disassembly was a little confusing the first few times, but once you get the hang of it, it's quick and easy. Just read the directions and make sure you practice a few times before you venture out with it!
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Took our 9 month old son to the virgin islands for a week. This cabana came in so handy to keep him from the sun. It was great for his naps on the beach and gave me and my husband time together while he slept peacefully. It was easy to fold up and put away, did it in a matter of seconds although i read the reviews and watched youtube videos before we headed out on the trip so folding it was a breeze. I absolutely loved it and would recommend it...i gave it 4stars because sometimes the window did not circulate the breeze enough but it was worth it....
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We have owned this product for 4 years now and love it. It finally started to show its age so we are ordering another one. Yes it can be a little difficult to fold up but once you learn the trick to it you can put it away in under 30 seconds. Someone told me to practice before heading to the beach and after two tries we had it and have never had a problem after. I like the fact that you can zip the front and back to hide stuff when you head down to the water and the kids can change in it before heading home. A really great product. Hint......remember to slowly cross you arms while pushing down as you try to fold it. Once you get the feel for it, it really does fold itself!
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We purchased this for our first family vacation and was very happy when we opened it on the beach. Unfortunately when it came time to leave, my husband and I struggled for almost an hour to get it folded again. To make things worse it wasn't folded right and the bag it came in ended up ripping. We didn't use it again for the entire trip and haven't since! We own multiple items which fold down similar to this product but for some reason this one is extremely difficult! Save yourself the headache don't buy!
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This was so difficult to fold up. Even my father the engineer needed to watch someone's youtube video on it several times. I detest this cabana. It is not worth the hassle.
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Great in theory and perfect for a couple of uses but after that it breaks. I had three then finally asked for a refund. Not worth it at all.
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Second one we've owned!
By MaineMama
from ME
I had the older version of this and lent it out to a friend and I can't remember which friend has it! So, I just went ahead and got another one because we live right down the street from the beach and needed coverage for our new baby! This was easy to use and easy to get back in the bag. It is cool under the shade too thanks to the windows! This is also great for the backyard for over a water table or a sitting baby on a blanket with toys! I'm glad I made this purchased!
Good but ripped after few uses.
By Kristen
Unfortunately this is my second try at this tent. The first one came damaged and the second one just ripped when I was folding it up after a day at the beach. For the price it is very frustrating to me that it ripped. Now it doesn't get the ventilation it used to before it broke and it became VERY hot & uncomfortable inside the tent. I loved having it and it came in handy with the kids (8mo old and 2 1/2). Just very disappointed that it broke already. Was hoping to get more use out of it for the price.
Would not recommend
By Katie
from Lafayette Hill, PA
The product is extremely hard to fold back up. We only used the tent three times because of that aspect. The first my husband got lucky and figured it out, the second I was trying for 20 minutes when luckily someone stopped to help me. The third time three of us tried for an hour and still could not get it to fold. I was hoping I could return it for credit since it is not easy to use.
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Earlier version finally wore out after 9 years of hard service. Loved it, but this new version is a luxury upgrade! Easier to set up and take down, and love the additional vent panels, not to mention the great colors. Order filled so quickly too -- thank you!
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Topnotch Resort and Spa, Stowe, VT
Set 1: Happy Birthday to You[1], Simple Twist Up Dave, Sing a Song, Push On 'Til the Day, O-o-h Child, Curlew's Call, Small Axe, Alive Again, Drifting, Last Tube, Black Dog
Set 2: The Devil Went Down to Georgia, Mr. Completely, Sultans of Swing, The Way I Feel, Mozambique, Night Speaks to a Woman[2], Sweet and Dandy, Ether Sunday -> Percussion Parade
[1] Sung to Jake Burton Carpenter.
[2] One Nation Under a Groove jam.
Notes: This private performance was a surprise 50th birthday party for snowboard innovator Jake Burton Carpenter. A giant cake was cut during "Happy Birthday." During "O-o-h Child," Trey's youngest daughter came on stage and put a Hawaiian lei around his neck. There was a fireworks show between sets. "Night Speaks" included a "One Nation Under a Groove" (Funkadelic) jam.
Musicians: Trey Anastasio, Dave Grippo, Russell Remington, Peter Apfelbaum, Jennifer Hartswick, Russ Lawton, Tony Markellis, Ray Paczkowski, Andy Moroz


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FMHS Improv troupe presents 'Totally 80's! Totally Murder!'
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The 1980s will make a brief return on Feb. 22 when the Flower Mound High School Improv Troupe stages "Totally '80s! Totally Murder!," a prom night murder-mystery dinner theatre. Doors at the FMHS cafeteria open at 6:30 p.m. for the 7 p.m. performance improvisational theatre performance (FMHS, 3411 Peters Colony Road, Flower Mound).
Tickets for "Totally '80s! Totally Murder!" are $12 each and include an all-you-can-eat pancake, sausage, juice and coffee dinner; hilarious audience participation show; prizes; and souvenir prom pictures. Tickets are available for purchase online at www.fmhstheatre.com and at Flower Mound High School between 11:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. on Feb. 21-22 and at the door starting at 6:30 p.m.. The performance is best suited for ages 12 and older.
Audience members are encouraged to join the fun and pay tribute to the 1980s by dressing in fashions from the decade in addition to the improvisational theatre show by the newest FMHS Theatre student group.
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