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Larry Daniel Smith, 64 pointing and presenting a firearm three counts, unlawful possession of a firearm, failure to comply, disorderly conduct
Marcus Ryan Barber, 28 speeding 106 in a 45, possession of a controlled substance two counts
Raymond Blocker Jr., 24 violation of condition of Youthful Offenders Act
Ray Alexander McMillan, 34 failure to stop for blue lights
Lisa Yarbrough Satcher, 48 fraudulent check
Glen Smith Jr., 32 burglary second degree
Sabrina Diane Mikell, 25 forgery
Brent Lewis Hiers, 27 common law robbery
Carrie Renee Christopher Knotts, 47 disorderly conduct
Adam Brandon Butler, 34 criminal domestic violence
Daniel David Ricketson, 43 felony driving under the influence with great bodily injury
Terry Carllain Cadden, 31 criminal domestic violence
Frampton Glover, 56 driving under the influence
Shannon Gleaton Reynolds, 39 operating uninsured vehicle, driving under suspension first offense, failure to change address, possession of drug paraphernalia
Lonnie Lorenzo Roberson, 59 shoplifting less than $2,000
Phillip Ryan Sharpe, 35 petit or simple larceny
James Donald Pugh, 54 criminal domestic violence
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Kenneth John Schafer, 51 grand larceny valued at $10,000
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Darryl Trotty Jr., 30 assault and battery second degree
Wayne Paul Steele, 52 driving under the influence, driving under suspension
Rebecka Mitchum Johnson, 36 driving under suspension first offense, possession of a suspended drivers license, driving under the influence, open container violation
Daniel Bruce Markle Jr., 50 failure to appear, driving under the influence, leaving the scene, child endangerment bench warrant, simple possession of marijuana two counts, driving under suspension, no drivers license commitment, driving under suspension second offense
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Daniel William Scott, 28 littering
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Michael Edwin Lott, 36 shoplifting less than $2,000
Albert Stroman Jr., 57 family court bench warrant
Alexandra Denice Hammonds, 24 assault and battery third degree
George Barron Griffin, 64 trespassing after notice, shoplifting/enhancement more than third or subsequent offense more than $1,000
Morgan Shane Allen Bone, 17 burglary third degree
Arthur Lee Mitchell, 33 petit larceny bench warrant two counts, hold for South Congaree Police Department
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I had failed to find a service record for Patrick Vaughan (the second husband of my 2x great-aunt Kate Allison), moreover I had failed to find any trace of military service despite their marriage certificate claiming he was a soldier.
I was starting to smell a rat when I also failed to find any trace of him in the GRO Indexes and census returns. I had his name, age and father's name from the marriage certificate, so theoretically it ought to be quite easy to track down details of his birth and what he had been up to before marrying Kate.
The marriage certificate also revealed that he was a widower, which was particularly interesting as Kate was a widow with five children, and I wondered if he had brought any of his children to the marriage, metaphorically speaking. I was still looking for reasons why Kate's daughter Minnie might have been adopted by my great-grandmother.
But back to my search for Patrick. Obviously one or more of the facts on the marriage certificate might be wrong, but even allowing for some creativity on Patrick's part I found it impossible to find any other trace of him in the census and no trace of his birth.
As far as I could tell there were two options, first that Patrick had lied about just about everything on the marriage certificate, which seemed incredibly unlikely, or the more plausible option that Patrick wasn't English and was only in England because he was fighting for us in the First World War.
Another "foreigner" in my family tree would be interesting (I think I only have one other unless you include Ireland, Wales and Scotland as being foreign), but it would probably make researching him harder and push me out of my comfort zone (Sussex) again.
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PUNXSUTAWNEY, Pa. � An end to winter�s bitter cold will come soon, according to Pennsylvania�s famous groundhog.
After a recent stretch of weather that has included temperatures well below freezing as well as record warmth, tornadoes in the South and Midwest and torrential rains in the mid-Atlantic, Punxsutawney Phil emerged from his lair Saturday in front of thousands but didn�t see his shadow.
Legend has it that if the furry rodent sees his shadow on Feb. 2 on Gobbler�s Knob in west-central Pennsylvania, winter will last six more weeks. But if he doesn�t see his shadow, spring will come early.
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�I just hope he�s right and we get warmer weather soon,� said Mike McKown, 45, an X-ray technician who drove up from Lynchburg, Va., with his mother.
Phil�s got company in the forecasting department. There�s Staten Island Chuck, in New York; General Beauregard Lee, in Atlanta; and Wiarton Willie, in Wiarton, Ontario, among others noted by the National Climactic Data Center �Groundhog Day� Web page.
�Punxsutawney can�t keep something this big to itself,� the Data Center said. �Other prognosticating rodents are popping up to claim a piece of the action.�
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The 1993 movie �Groundhog Day� starring Bill Murray brought even more notoriety to the Pennsylvania party. The record attendance was about 30,000 the year after the movie�s release, said Katie Donald, executive director of the Groundhog Club. About 13,000 attend if Feb. 2 falls on a weekday.
Phil�s predictions, of course, are not always right on. Last year, for example, he told people to prepare for six more weeks of winter, a minority opinion among his groundhog brethren. The Northeast Regional Climate Center at Cornell University later listed that January to June as the warmest seven-month period since systematic records began being kept in 1895.
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Will Blake get 35?
Feed Blake, Feed Blake, Feed Blake
This DeMar is an All-Star alright. He's having a great game. Clippers, just shut him down, will ya? Lol
I am not complaining about Hack-a-DJ strategy. NBA players should not be babied for not being a good FT. If you want them to stop Hack-a-DJ, make your free throw! Simple as that.
Oh sh1t I think Blake hurt his right foot on that last play
Ugh, Blake is walking a little gimpy. I hope he didn't mess with his ankle.
Dammit! I hope Blake didn't sprain his ankle.
Has here seriously been 91 free throw attempts? That is nuts!
Game almost over thank goodness.
Blake Griffin... 3 games in a row with +35 points... Allstar
What a great day for the clippers.... Trailblazers, OKC lose, Clippers win with blake going for 36 (or more) in 27 minutes!
First Clipper in history to have three straight 35+ point games.... congrats, Blake!
I think Blake is the 3rd best player in the NBA right now.
It's been a great night for me in Basketball, fantasy and Reality. BG man Strait Ballin right now.
Great game by the Clippers. Another monster game by Blake.
Good game tonight. No one can stop Blake. Can't wait to see what he's going to do against the 76ers.
A monster of a game by Blake in limited minute. Clippers game a game in the standing on Portland. The second seed is not out of the question.
Impressive win. Only reason it wasn't cracked wide open is because the hack-a-DJ really threw a wrench into our rhythm. But our team is better than that.
lol Drake
Wonder who Drake was going for since he's Canadian lol
I know he is.
That 3rd quarter was really brutal, lasting an awful 41 minutes. I hope the league abolishes this hack-a-player baloney.
All Casey responds to this is "who is still coaching and who's sitting at home". lol
This game has it all. FT's, dunks, individuals playing big, the whole works.
It's quite simple to abolish as well. No fouling off ball last 2 minutes of every qtr instead of only 4th, and institute a penalty for too many consecutive possessions with a foul.
You guys crazy? Is this guy still in the league?
That's what I thought
41 minute 4th quarter... wow... What if you were sleepy? lol
This a great idea! Very fair and doable.
I think no fouling last 2 minutes of every quarter is fine.
i didn't see the game, can someone explain why blake only played 28 mins?
Foul Trouble and they had a Comfortable lead throughout the 2nd Half.
The only problem is hack a DJ started at 6:30
When they were down 22.. It was a goddamn obscenity.
lol Drake roots for anyone who wins...he tried getting into the heat locker room after their win in the finals.
Greatest chicken-sh** move against the Clips yet,what a way to excite a crowd , turning most of an entire quarter into free throw practice.
We hired Del Negro over a lot of people, it says more about our decision making at the time than it does about Casey.
Really does, really does
Nice win and more rest to prepare for Philly.
Hey, here's an idea to stop hacking.
Earn your pay and make your free throws for once.
I have suggested in the past that he be a great wing for us but others on this board reckon he some scrub that can only do eastbay dunks. I would have traded half the team for him to bad he is an all star now, his stocks will be sky high, SMMFDH


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In lieu of the anniversary of this very open, very beautifully vulnerable holiday I wanted to record another Heart 2 Heart speaking about a topic that has been pressing upon my heart lately: Body Image.
Last year's video here:
I didn't intend for all of my Heart 2 Heart episodes to be without makeup, but somehow I think it keeps me and the audience more honest. In a way, it does take some bravery to put yourself up there in front of thousands of people just waiting to get hit by a bunch of twisted comments reiterating all the things you are self-conscious about, but I think it's also cathartic too.
I'm not the type of person who seeks out tons of admiration and it really turns my insides when I see comments from girls who seem to put bloggers and youtubers up on some kind of pedestal, as if they are idols, and stating how sad they are about their own lives, bodies, faces, or situations. Obviously it is very difficult to show people in 5 or 10 minutes who you truly are as a person. We do put up our best faces for our videos and pictures so it's easy to be fooled by the smoke and mirrors. At the end of the day, we are all human with our imperfections.
In terms of body image, I've mentioned this a bit here and there but my body size has made it very difficult for me to find clothes and shoes that fit... on top of all of the mean comments I've been called for it throughout my entire life. If I had a dime for every lewd comment a guy made about my height, or a snarky person saying I need to eat a burger, or cruel girls who tell me I look anorexic, I would be a very rich lady.
Somehow in our society it is completely unacceptable to tell an overweight person that they should "lose weight, fatty" but to say "you look so bony, eat a sandwich" it's totally okay. Why is that? It's a popular message to say that women are beautiful at any size except when they are skinny. I'm sure you've heard women themselves complaining saying, "Who wants a woman with no curves?" and "Women with no curves look like 12 year old boys." I'm not saying one or the other is right, I'm just saying for goodness sakes, can we just accept who we are, whatever our size?
It's so easy to put others down because of our own insecurities but the answer is not in pointing fingers and degrading others, especially for things they can't change. Instead we need to stop and take a good look in the mirror and accept who we are today, just as we are. Only then can we use the fun stuff like makeup, hairstyling, and fashion to honestly express who we are and not just what we want others to think we are.
Yes, I know I am skinny. I used to feel insecure about my spine looking like a stegosaurus. I hated wearing tank tops because my shoulders were bony. I hated how my wrists and knees looked because of how pronounced they are. But the thing is, is I don't actually weigh any differently than when I felt that way in middle school. The only thing that changed is my perception about my body and that if I am healthy IT'S OKAY!
Alright, onward marching with my bare-faced pics. No tweaking, editing, photoshopping, etc except to add my watermark.
Here's to accepting the things we cannot change, improving the things we can, and always, always having hope for the future no matter where things may be now.
Thank you so incredibly much to those out there who have encouraged me to love myself and to have the courage to share my struggles with everyone. I can't say that I'd have been able to do this 10 years ago but I am a much stronger, more confident woman now for having been through what I have endured in the past. If you feel like there's no light at the end of the tunnel, trust me, there's a reason you are going through what you are and you wouldn't be able to relate to others if you didn't go through it, so see every difficulty as a blessing.
Please do let me know if you decide to also take part in "bloggers with no makeup" week. If you'd like me to link your blog entry or video, I will add them the to end of this post. :)
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The idea for this corner was hatched around the dinner table one evening. I was excited by the opportunity to share some ideas and to invite responses from you. This has been a very special time in my life as my daughter, son-in-law, and two grandchildren have moved into my home while we begin the process of building my new home as an extension to what has been our home for thirty-three years. So it is fitting that I have chosen grandparents at my first subject. I'd like you to think about your own grandparents, what was special about them, what you wish you could have done with them, and perhaps some particular occasions that have meant a lot to you.
As a grandparent, the time with grandchildren is unique. It carries none of the obligations or responsibilities of being a parent. It is based on one thing, and one thing only – love. As one gets older, the sense of continuity becomes stronger- continuity with old friends, neighbors, and the continuity of one's children's lives. But the continuity with a grandchild carries us into the future beyond where our own lives will one day end. Having just enough distance allows us to appreciate the personalities of our various grandchildren, to bring humor and joy to our encounters, and to treasure special moments of conversation or a warm hug.
Fitting grandparents into our busy daily lives takes extra effort these days. Distance makes our relationships difficult even though email and text-messaging may bridge the miles. How are you keeping your children connected with their grandparents? Please share suggestions so we can all benefit from creative ideas.
1. Go for walks taking time to note the simple things – ants, leaves changing color, a bird flying by, a plant pushing through the cement, etc.
2. Spend time with individual children so you have a chance for conversation.
3. Make things together- craft kits are helpful. One of my favorites is the drum kit (simple and rewarding) or a felting kit.
4. Cook or bake together- cookies, soups, etc. (Pretend Soup or Salad People are great cookbooks to use with children.)
5. Have a tea party (real or pretend).
6. Start traditions of things that you do whenever you visit.
7. Draw together to make cards for family members.
Ideas when grandparents live far away or for times between visits.
1. Send letters or postcards.
2. Have a photo of you with your grandchildren in your house and in theirs.
3. Telephone calls. (Skype is free.) and videophones are fun too.
4. Email them if the children are older.
5. Send little notes with interesting articles or cutouts from the newspaper.
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Editors Note: With the 2012-13 school year behind us, UNC Asheville's student-athletes will be providing us write-ups to allow everyone to get to know them a little better. Today we meet distance runner Melanie Kulesz.
Melanie Kulesz is a senior who runs on the UNC Asheville Women's Track and Cross Country teams. She has had a prosperous career for the Bulldogs, as she will be finishing up her final cross country season in the fall. Melanie is a Business Management major with a minor in economics. She plans to graduate in December of 2013 and go to graduate school to receive her Masters in Business Administration.
Melanie has been an outstanding member for the Student Athlete Advisory Committee for four years. She has served as the Secretary and has been a major component in the growth of SAAC. Other extra-curricular activities of hers include the Endeavor Leadership Club, a Bible Study, and a Church Community Group. When she isn't studying, running, or sleeping, she loves to volunteer for Habitat for Humanity and the Environmental Club.
This summer, she is training for her final cross country season, as well as participating in an internship at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. The #1 reason that she chose UNC Asheville was the coaching staff and her welcoming teammates. Melanie says, "I also loved the campus and mountains. Now that I am here, I realize that the business department is phenomenal and I would definitely choose to come here again!" She is also fluent in Spanish, due to the fact that her mother is from Chile.


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Week 51, that must mean it is almost Christmas and my Christmas Tree Project is not completed. Everything this week needs to be geared towards getting it completed. It doesn't help that I didn't get much work done on it last week or this weekend.
- Create the headshot photos and the 'blank' headshot photo, and link them to my ancestors.
- Make sure I have text scheme for the ancestor's boxes on the chart defined and showing all the information I want.
- Carry on filling in the missing gaps. There are not many more that I can do from home, but I could do with spending some money on the 1911 census but that will have to wait until after Christmas.
- Check with the print and copy shop that they will be open next week and they can print my family tree in time, otherwise I am going to be in trouble.
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I am consistently amused when folks from different communities, and even different states, feel the need to chime in and write a letter to the editor to share their opinion as to how we should feel or, heaven forbid, conduct our lives. Recently, a woman from New York wrote to say we should just let the Halloween �zombie march� go on and leave those people alone. Are we so sheltered here in our own little paradise that we need outsiders to point out our idiosyncrasies? Or would it be better to just respond with, �Thanks, but we really don�t care what you think?� � Signed, If you want to tell us how to live, then just move here
The New York zombie apologist doesn�t hold a candle to the unsolicited advice sent from a Texas visitor in early October.
In that letter, an Amarillo resident bemoaned the abundance of rude restaurant workers, saying, �you can�t find a cold Budweiser or Bud Light on draft anywhere.�
The tippling tourist continued: �Heads up, Durango, not everyone likes that locally brewed beer. Sure, it may be local and fun to try once in awhile, but don�t forget that the people who spend the most money in your town are the tourists. Tourists will try the Durango beers once, but we want to go back to our old-fashioned Buds.�
Needless to say, that letter caused a brouhaha. Nonresidents can insult the town, but heaven forbid visitors vilifying the hometown hooch.
As you point out, finger-wagging isn�t just from the out-of-state crowd. Lifestyle admonishments can come from neighboring communities, or even outside the city limits. Or just down the street.
Rather than take exception to a published observation about your personal choices, celebrate the fact that the letter was printed for all to see and digest.
The freedom of expressing one�s opinion is something most of us take for granted.
It�s a great nation that encourages important public dialog about vital issues such as miscreants masquerading as the undead or Durango craft brews dethroning the King of Beers.
And be careful what you wish for. Advising people �if you want to tell us how to live, then just move here� will have unintended consequences.
They might just move here and thereby increase the population of those eager to have a say in how you go about your business.
Do we really need more buttinskis? Seems like there are enough already.
It�s time for the Mea Culpa Mailbag, Mayan calendar calamity edition.
Last week, Action Line observed that Durango�s proposed plastic bag ban might be a moot point since the world could very well end on the Winter Solstice based on an ancient Central American calendar �running out.�
Some lunatics � er, observers � claim the Earth�s magnetic poles will suddenly reverse at this time.
All that claptrap prompted loyal reader Mark Mahlum to ask some pertinent questions:
�If the poles swap on Dec. 21, will the five piles of iron scrap metal on the Florida Road roundabout pivot 180 degrees?�
�Will The Durango Herald suddenly shift from being a California left-wing mouthpiece and Obama lap hound to a heartland, right-wing Christian advocate for the unborn?�
�Will the Durango City Council adjourn for 60 days so the councilors with co-dependence disorder (control freaks) can receive much-needed treatment?�
Mark signed his email most excellently: �Mark Mahlum, Bayfield (Obvious. Huh?)�
Another anonymous wag speculated that if the poles reversed �maybe the Bridge to Nowhere would become the Bridge to Somewhere and everyone in Durango would suddenly want cats.�
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This handsome looking young man is my 2x great-uncle Ernest Arthur TROWER. He was the son of Ebenezer and Annie TROWER, who was born in Sayers Common, Sussex in 1895. He was baptised in the parish church at Sayers Common on the 13th October 1895. His life was tragically cut short when he was killed in action in France on the 23rd September 1917, aged 22 years old.
With such a shortage of official information on the military service of Ernest I had to seek the smallest of clues wherever I could find them, including any surviving family documents. Fortunately there were two items which provided further information, which may seem quite trivial, but anything might help in the search to learn more.
The first is the picture at the top left of this post. The front of the photo gives us some collaborating evidence about his regiment, the badge of his left shoulder (you won't be able to make it out even if you click on the photo to enlarge it, you'll just have to take my word for it) reads CYCLIST. In this case however the back of the photo is more helpful. Although the photo was actually printed with a postcard back, it was obviously never used as such.
I suspect the handwriting is that of Ernest's brother Percy, and the information contained matches with what is already known from other records, with the exception of one piece which doesn't appear to be recorded elsewhere. The item in question is the fact that Ernest was in 'C' Company. This may seem trivial, but from reading the battalion war diary it is clear that the different companies were engaged in different activities on the 23rd September 1917 when Ernest was killed.
Another possible avenue of research comes from the details on the left hand edge of the card. It may be worth trying to find out if any records survive from the photographer, W. Dennis Moss of Cirencester, possibly (but very unlikely) some of his records may have survived and by checking the number 2492 I might be able to find out when Ernest was in Cirencester getting his photo taken.
The second piece of evidence is another postcard, this was sent by Ernest to his sister Mabel. Given that the subject of the card is a view of the village of Chiseldon, and although the postmark is not complete it was probably sent from Chiseldon Camp in Wiltshire. Fortunately the date on the postmark is clearer, 22nd October 1916. Given that the Army Cyclist Corps trained at Chiseldon Camp, it seems quite likely that Ernest was still in training on the 22nd October 1916.
The message itself reads: Dearest Mabel. Thanks for letter, sorry you could not get home I had a grand time, excuse p. card but have got behind with letter writing, so will write when I get time, they are very well at home. Edie got off all the time I was home with love. From Ernest. Edie was another sister, and home was presumably the family home at Sayers Common, Sussex.
So I have a couple of other clues, not much to go on, but at least I know that Ernest was still in England on the 22nd October 1916, and this may help identify when he actually joined the Durham Light Infantry over in France or Belgium.
See Also:
- Remembrance: Ernest Arthur TROWER (part one)
- Remembrance: Ernest Arthur TROWER (part two)
- Remembrance: Ernest Arthur TROWER (part four)


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South Aiken HS 68,
Greenbrier (Ga.) HS 57
Jordan Dingle led the way for South Aiken (2-1) with 24 points, followed by Jordan Scott with 18 points. Taijha Turner chipped in 10 points for the T-Breds, who will host Airport on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. after a 6 p.m. girls game.
Cross Creek (Ga.) HS 69,
Fox Creek HS 59
Fox Creek High School started off strong and stayed competitive Tuesday evening in its boys basketball opener.
The Predators (0-1) jumped out to a six-point lead and delighted the home fans, but the Razorbacks (1-2) fought back to an 18-12 lead to end the first quarter and managed to keep Fox Creek at bay.
Marques Sumner and Deondre Baskett had 13 points apiece for the home team, followed by teammate Brandy Quiller with 12.
Dominating among all scorers was Cross Creeks Treaire Moore, with 29 points. Teammate Marcus Lofland added 10.
Fox Creeks next action is a weekend tournament at Augusta Prep, starting with a 4 p.m. Thursday game against Westminster.
South Aiken Baptist 60,
Andrew Jackson Academy 16
South Aiken Baptist (1-0) won its opener, sparked by a 17-point, 10-rebound effort from Joseph Kass. Ben Alexander added 15 points, and Joshua Metzer had 14 points and 10 assists.
South Aiken Baptist will host Wardlaw on Tuesday, with JV girls action starting things off at 4 p.m.
South Aiken Baptist JV 25,
Andrew Jackson Academy JV 13
Ridge Spring-Monetta MS 25
LBC (1-0) won its opener over RS-M (0-1) behind a 20-point effort from Tayler Wade. Zion Truesdell added 14 points for the victors, who will hit the road to play AL Corbett on Thursday at 5:30 p.m.
Midland Valley HS 51, Lakeside (Ga.) HS 49 (OT)
Midland Valley (1-0) won its regular-season opener in overtime on the strength of a 26-point outburst from Alexis Bates.
Christien Dunbar had 11 points, and Janisa Prescott had seven. Freshman Elizabeth Gunter controlled the boards with 12 rebounds on the night.
The Mustangs will host Silver Bluff Friday at 6 p.m.
Cross Creek (Ga.) HS 80,
Fox Creek HS 15
Cross Creek High School flexed some serious basketball muscle Tuesday evening in a girls game at Fox Creek. Cross Creek (3-0) had 11 players score, with Ashleigh Butlers 15-point performance as the best of the bunch.
Teammate Naomi Wilds added 10. Fox Creek, playing in its season opener, got a team-best total of six points via Kiena Green.
Fox Creek, with Richard Brady beginning his first season as head coach, is next to be in action in a weekend tournament at Augusta Prep, starting with a Thursday game at 5:30 p.m. against Augusta Christian.
Andrew Jackson Acad. 36,
South Aiken Baptist 23
South Aiken Baptist (0-1) lost despite 17 points from LeeAnn Gossett.
Andrew Jackson Academy JV 23,
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Using no electricity, this is the compact trainer that simulates cantering on a horse to strengthen and tone the core muscles. Exercisers sit on the padded saddle, rest their feet on a rubberized bar, and shift their weight backward to put the device's drivewheel in motion. As the saddle rotates at a moderate 40 rpm or less, it requires the rider to engage lumbar muscles, abs, glutes, and thighs, building core strength to help prevent back injuries and improve balance and posture. A 10-minute session can burn as many calories as 200 situps or a one-hour walk. Because it doesn't require a power cord, the device can be used anywhere, and it weighs half as much as many core trainers, allowing it to be moved easily between rooms or stowed away between workouts. The seat and footrest can be raised or lowered. Supports up to 250 lbs. Assembly required. 31" H x 22" W x 28" D. (35 lbs.)
"In just two weeks have noticed strengthening in my lower back and core muscles. Great little exerciser for people that also want to strengthen their knees and legs. " - IAW, Wisconsin
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Ride 'em Cowgirl!
By Wendy the Shaker
from Flossmoor, IL
I have Parkinson's Disease. Getting out of a chair, or a car and bed is very difficult because people with PD most likely have weak cores as well as weak legs and arns. Some have it worse than others which is me. I have used my core machine for 2 weeks several times a day usually ten minutes each time. At first I couldn't get coordinated but lt took just a couple days until I figured it out. I am going at it slowly as I was never very physically active. It is amazing. Even my balance is better. I have to expend alot of energy because I'm only 99 lbs. But let me tell you that I feel every part of my body getting a workout. It's alot of fun also. My husband likes it too when I let him use it. I told my neurologist about it and he was very pleased that I'm using the machine. I can't begin to tell you how happy I am and how much better I am doing. Of course there are some days when I can barely walk due to the ridgidity associated with PD but that's to be expected. My family also sees a difference. I wish I can take it with me on vacation but it won't fit in the car with everthing we take. So up until we go I'll be riding the rodeo everyday. Giddyupp! Taking numerous meds and riding the rodeo core builder I truly believe I might be able to get up out of a chair with ease and out of a car without grabbing onto anything. Great product. Thank you!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Rodeo Core Compact Core Exerciser
By Glenn
from California
This is a very unique exercise that takes a little getting used to, but after a few days you can easily get the hang of it. It's something that you will improve on over time. It's a combination of pushing with your legs and pressing backward to start a sort of horseback riding circular motion. The machine is very smooth and stable. Once you start moving, it's easy to keep moving with the leg and core movement of your body. After 10 minutes you can feel a burn in your thighs and certainly a tightening of your abdomen muscles. And you start sweating! If it holds up with constant use, then it's a great exercise product.
(88 of 89 customers found this review helpful)
I love this thing!
By Judy Shopper
from North Carolina
I am a female on the shorter side...5'1" tall. Also, I have arthritis in my right knee. When this was delivered, I was slightly intimidated by the size of the box. However, I was able to assemble it in just a few minutes. My worries about being too short for this machine proved to be groundless. I set it to the lowest setting and it is perfect. At first, I was only able to ride for about a minute. I am 69 years old and out of shape. I have increased my time and now ride an average of 20 minutes each day. I love this thing! I really think it is helping my knee. I know it is giving me better core strength. The only downside is the seat. I had "saddle sores" at first. The seat should really have more padding.
(72 of 72 customers found this review helpful)
Works for me
By LAD
from Atlanta GA
I hoped that the rodeo core exerciser would help rehab my core while I watch TV. This exerciser lives up to that expectation and is great. It doesn't use any external power since I make it operate. I choose the speed and intensity by how hard I want to work out. It has two directions. Park it in front of the TV, get on and start. It's easy to use. One thing to share is that the seat height has a limit. I have a 33 inch inseam and worried a bit before getting started. But everything was fine. Knees feel good using it and I get a good work out that I can feel upon completion. I'm very happy with this purchase.
(69 of 69 customers found this review helpful)
Review from a Horsewoman
By savvydoc
from Ontario Canada
The rodeo core machine does mimic canter and gallop on a horse depending on the speed you gather riding it. At first my seat was too low and i felt like I was being bucked off, but I found a youtube video demonstrating how to ride it and in no time I was literally off and running on it. Perfect to exercise core and legs, but also for balance, as independent use of upper body develops too. Absolutely perfect for riders to improve strength, stamina and balance. Easy to use, and right away I felt abdominals tighten up!
(63 of 63 customers found this review helpful)
By Dr. B.
from Los Angeles, CA
5 minutes on the Core Exerciser is better than a 2 mile run. It's cute as can be and is a serious exerciser. I can feel the burn and it feels good. It's small, compact and light enough to transport anywhere and still feels solid and strong. It was easy to assemble. I did my due diligence and this product kept coming up on top. It does what it says it will do, powerful core exercise in a short period of time. I recommend it strongly.
(59 of 59 customers found this review helpful)
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By Iced in all winter
from Northern Wisconsin
Excellent service and delivery. Sturdy quality with excellent quality hardware that should hold up to long use. In just two weeks have noticed strengthening in my lower back and core muscles. Great little exerciser for people that also want to strengthen their knees and legs. Keeps you going during the long winter months. Afordable!
(51 of 51 customers found this review helpful)
My whole core and legs are much improved
By Cheryl the horse lady
from Lexington, VA
I had a bad knee replacement and I have ridden andtrained horses all my life. This is really likeriding a horse, so I'm improving rapidly. I enjoyusing it; does not feel like exercise and I canwalk better after a session and stretch
(47 of 54 customers found this review helpful)
Would not recommend this to a friend.
By Pam Rodeo Rider
from Bakersfield, CA
-Delivered on said date. -Was easy to put together.-As I have long legs, this is not a good product for me. For someone with short legs, I'm sure it works great.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Easy to assemble and great fun!
By Melanie the linguist
from KC, MO
This is an amazing tool to help strengthen your core. My physical therapist is happy that I am using this! This workout does not charge your spine, and allows you to determine how fast or slow you care to go. Easy to use even with disability.LOVE this!!!
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The family was last seen Friday in Brevard County and were safely located Tuesday evening in California.
The two children have been taken into custody by child protective agents.
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This year I am remembering the six members of the BOXALL family recorded on the war memorial in the parish church at West Dean (near Chichester), Sussex.
Leonard BOXALL is probably the best documented of all the BOXALLs on the West Dean war memorial. Not only are there entries on the Commonwealth War Graves Commission website and in Soldiers Died in the Great War but his service record has also survived (albeit in burnt condition) and is available on Ancestry.co.uk along with his medal index card.
Leonard, or rather Leonard Arthur BOXALL, is also the closest relation of the six BOXALLs on the war memorial. He was my 2x great-uncle, the son of my 2x great-grandparents James and Caroline Emily BOXALL (the parents of 27 children) and brother of my great-grandmother Lilian Mary BOXALL.
He was born in 1884 in West Dean, Sussex and baptised at St. Andrew's Church in West Dean on the 7th September 1884. He appears to have had various jobs on the farm, and when he enlisted at Croydon, Surrey on the 8th September 1914 he gave his occupation as a farm labourer.
Leonard was only 5 foot 4 inches tall and weighed 119 lbs, had blue eyes, brown hair and a fresh complexion when he passed his medical examination. He served as a Private in the 8th (Service) Battalion The Buffs (East Kent Regiment), although he may have served briefly with the Royal Sussex Regiment. According to his medal index card he arrived in France on the 31st August 1915, which meant he was entitled to the 1914-15 Star as well as the British War Medal and Victory Medal.
I haven't followed his battalion through their war diaries, so I don't know the details of where they fought, but Leonard's story comes to an end on the 28th March 1916 at No. 17 Casualty Clearing Station when he died of gun shot wounds to his chest and right leg, which he had received on the 19th March.
Within Leonard's service record is a poignant letter written by his mother, after she had received Leonard's personal effects:
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Dear Sir,
I have received the things that you
[have] sent of my Darling Boy L. A Boxall
[and] I return you many thanks he was
[the] best Boy a mother [ever] had he has gone
to a Higher Service I hope and may my
other dear Boys be brought back safely to me
yours respectfully
C. E. Boxall
As well as West Dean war memorial Leonard Arthur BOXALL is remembered at Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery, Belgium.


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