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While allowing just six hits, Brenner struck out 13 Maritime hitters. It established a new career-high, eclipsing a 9-K performance from last season against Trinity College. The 13 punchout was the most in a game since Tyler Robinson '08 fanned that many in 2007. Brenner faced just six batters over the minimum to throw his eighth career complete game and his third shutout. It was just his second nine-inning complete game - to go with two seven-inning wins and a four complete-game defeats. Brenner threw 112 pitches, 77 for strikes.
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Sophomore catcher Connor Doyle (Avon, Conn./Avon Old Farms) was involved in two other Brandeis runs, reaching on a dropped third strike in the sixth inning and scoring after a groundout and two wild pitches. In the seventh, Doyle drove in a run on a groundout.
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Overcoats, the singing and songwriting duo of Hana Elion and JJ Mitchell have released their debut album "Young" on the Arts & Crafts label. Nicolas Vernhes (Dirty Projectors, Daughter) and Autre Ne Veut joined the duo in co-production. "Young" follows on their self-titled debut EP released in June 2015, which was instrumental in their meteoric rise. It is impossible to ignore the creative power behind the full, rich and pleasing consonance of their voices leaving the listener with a salient tingling sensation. Their arrangements give cohesion to multiple genres including electronica, pop, folk, soul and even jazz. Overcoats begins their European tour in Dublin on 16 May. They perform in Paris on 23 May.
HVUM: This afternoon we have the opportunity to visit with the female duo Hana Elion and JJ Mitchell – together known as Overcoats. It's a real pleasure for HorizonVU Music to have the chance to visit today and we look forward to hearing you live. Let's talk a bit about your background, what's been going on with Overcoats.
We've been to your site and to the many profiles and announcements found online (LA Music Blog. For Folk's Sake, Drunken Werewolf, All Songs Considered and many more). We know that you are NYC-based and that you are one-time college roommates while attending Wesleyan University. After graduating in 2015, you moved to Dublin for a few months and really got into the Irish music scene. We have a following of promising young female want-to-be professional musicians and they appreciate success stories. So, let's hang for a moment on the backstory.
Take us through your decision to come together as Overcoats, how you launched your project and came to sign on with Gaby Alvarez and Thomas Winkler at Votiv Management as well as your label Arts & Crafts. We know that's a lot to talk about, so please hit the bullet points for us.
H: Thanks so much! We've had a really wild couple years. We graduated from Wesleyan University in 2015. We had started writing music our final year there. All of our friends were looking for jobs after college, making plans…and all we could do was write. It inspired and fulfilled us so much. We recorded our EP at college, put it online, and got good responses. We decided to go for it, and moved to Dublin to write and figure out what we really wanted to sound like.
J: Dublin was really formative for our music. We were going to folk shows and open mics during the evening, and then dancing in clubs at night. The combination of folk storytelling and songwriting and the corporeal, repetitive nature of electronic music was really influential for us.
H: We moved to New York a few months later and kept working at it. At SXSW, we met Tom and Gaby (our managers), who helped us put a team of people together that could help us achieve our goals. We signed to Arts & Crafts (record label) last summer, made our album in the fall of 2016, and now we're here. It's all been kind of a whirlwind, with some very slow pockets of time in there.
J: Our advice to people pursuing this would be, just keep working at it. We worked hard whether or not we were getting recognized for it because we believed in what we were doing. And that's what made other people believe too.
HVUM: What made you gravitate to NYC? Why not (say) California?
H: New York was definitely more comfortable for us. I was born there and had spent time there in college –
J: And I'm from there.
H: We had family and friends there, which sounded very appealing after stranding ourselves in Ireland – haha!
HVUM: It's been written that your Hozier cover "Cherry Wine" ties to your relationship? Tell us about that connection.
J: Cherry Wine is a song we started covering in Dublin. For us, the song represents friendship and unconditional love. Hana and I have a foundation of love and support for each other.
H: "Way she shows me I'm hers she's mine / open hand or closed fist would be fine" – for us, means, I will take you any way you are. It's about being there for that person no matter what.
HVUM: Briefly tell us a bit about your music backgrounds. Do you have formal training or do you consider yourselves to be self-taught?
H: A bit of both. I played a lot of instruments growing up. I started with piano, then moved to guitar, and later dabbled in banjo and harp. Singing has always been a passion, though.
J: I had no musical training growing up. I'm teaching myself piano and bass right now. If you can sing, you can make any instrument with your voice. You don't need training!
HVUM: Reflecting back on your career development thus far, what do you consider to be your keys to success as well as the most difficult barriers you have encountered?
H: Something that has been difficult is that there's not much certainty or stability in this industry. It can be really difficult to take care of yourself and staying stable when everything around you is always changing.
J: For example, last summer, we decided to leave to New York and move to Northampton – we complete moved out of our apartments and arrived in Northampton. 3 days later, we found out we were going on tour for 2 months with Matt Corby. We had to move out.
H: Everything happens really fast. But I think one of our keys to success has been being able to roll with the punches. JJ and I both traveled a lot in our childhoods and have talked before about how it made us really adaptable. It helps to be able to go with the flow and trust the process.
HVUM: What advice can you give to a young woman wanting to be in the music business?
H: I think women who are headed for the music industry should do it. There needs to be more of us! My advice would be persevere!! It takes hard work but if you keep going you can find success.
J: I agree. In the industry women often have to create space for themselves and for each other. The industry is inherently male dominated, so it can be hard to achieve your goals, sonically, aesthetically etc. So my advice is to believe in your vision and fight for it.
HVUM: Some of your music has been compared to the sounds of Chet Faker and Simon and Garfunkel (for example). Do you have specific influences in your minds? Do you share influences or do you have to reconcile differences in co-creation?
J: Those two are a couple of our favorites! I think we also feel that we were influenced by Amy Winehouse, Bob Dylan, the Dixie Chicks, Coldplay…who else?
H: More contemporary artists would include Sylvan Esso, Ibeyi, Jamie XX, Lapsley, Joseph, Hinds, Margaret Glaspy.
J: Yes, we share most of the same influences and very rarely disagree about the way we want something in our music to sound. We share one vision and occasionally take different sonic paths but for the most part we're on the same page. And if we're not, we embrace the tension created by two differing choices.
HVUM: In addition to your incredible and widely recognized harmonies there is a lot going on in your music from folk to electronica – folktronica. How do you describe your music and the cohesion of genres we identify with your songs? Or do you?
H: I think we described ourselves as folktronica pretty early on when we were releasing our debut EP. We felt like we were bringing storytelling into electronic music and bringing 808s and moog bass lines into folk music.
J: So it felt like we were straddling the two genres. We actually feel like a song is finished and ready for release when you can no longer define its genre. It feels like we focus more on the songwriting than what genre it's fitting into.
HVUM: Let's take time out for "Little Memory" recorded on the April release, "Young".
HVUM: Has your perspective on music and working together changed between the release of your EP in 2015 and "Young"?
J: We never really had any idea what it would be like. We had nothing to go off. So it's been a steep learning curve. Figuring out the music business and touring. Parts of it have been harder than I imagined. Recording our album and touring so often we're really taxing. But simultaneously, parts of this career have exceeded my wildest dreams — connections with fans, incredible performances, holding your own vinyl in your hands.
H: Yeah, that was pretty nuts. We've definitely learned so much about the industry that we couldn't have possibly known before diving head first into it.. In terms of working together, I think we've only gotten better at it. Better at reading one another, communicating, sharing ideas. We've been working together almost every day for 2 years now. And we've known each other for 6 years.
HVUM: On the production side you've worked with Nicolas Vernhes and Autre Ne Veut. Tell us a little about your relationship with your producers. As far as Overcoats is concerned, what makes for a good producer or producers?
J: They were both incredible to work with. As was Myles Avery who we worked with on the debut EP. A good producer, in our opinion, walks a fine line and needs to let us remain at the helm while offering us the resources to create the sound we are striving for. Offering creative ideas, pushing us to expand arrangements, be more adventurous with percussion, or with sounds.
H: Also crucial to this album was our producers pushing us and creating an environment in which we could give the best vocal performances possible.
J: Arthur and Nicolas are both incredibly talented, insightful, and think outside the box. They respected our vision, helped us achieve it and made sure we all pushed ourselves to the limit.
HVUM: Are there any particular interests along social or political lines that particularly important to you?
H: I was a religion major in college so discrimination along religious lines, religious freedom, and islamophobia are of interest to me, especially given the current political climate.
J: I studied Middle East history and politics in college and that still remains important to me. I follow what's happening in Palestine and when we're not touring I volunteer at the Arab American Family Support Center in Brooklyn which has a free immigration clinic to help folks with their legal questions. Both of us try to remain politically and socially engaged or at least conscious.
H: When we're touring, it's hard to do anything except survive- eat, sleep, drive, play a show… then repeat. The interesting thing about touring post Trump election is that we are heading to a lot of cities where many folks voted for him. And we wouldn't ordinarily have the opportunity to travel to so many of these cities . It feels especially important to play in these places for anyone who wants to be there with us. And it feels important and good to yell "the future is female" at the beginning of The Fog, given that women's futures are being controlled by the current administration. There is a lot at stake.
HVUM: Finally, what outside of music do you consider fun? What do you do for "kicks"?
H: We're both visual artists as well as musicians so we often paint or draw for fun. For real fun, we love bowling.
J: Yeah sorry, we're losers. Our hobbies include painting, bowling and going to concerts and I think that's about it!
HVUM: Losers? No way! Painting and bowling are very cool! Hana Elion, JJ, l thank you very much for taking time twith us. We know that you'll continue to perform and release exciting new work in the near future, so let's stay in contact. We'll see you in Paris very soon!
Visit Overcoats at http://www.overcoatsmusic.com/


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Weather Blog: Wintry Mess For Thursday
Thank you for stopping by the Weather Watch 12 Blog! If you are new to the blog welcome, and if you are an everyday reader thank you for your loyalty! We are in a somewhat lackluster winter by Wisconsin standards, but the past two weeks have delivered 55% of this season's snow total! That total should increase as a messy storm system impacts the area on Thursday.
If you are traveling in southeast Wisconsin on Thursday, you may encounter rain, freezing rain, sleet, and snow. The precipitation should begin after midnight as a light wintry mix or some flurries. The RPM computer model forecast valid at 4am is shown below. The blue shade represents snow, pink a wintry mix(sleet, freezing rain, snow, rain), and the green all rain.
Notice that much of the metro area is snow or a wintry mix. The changing precipitation types will continue from the morning commute through about midday from Waukesha and Milwaukee and points south. Temperatures will be critical, and should hover between 29-32 across the area during the early morning.
By midday some locations will still be wavering from rain to freezing rain and sleet to snow, and back and forth. The NAM computer model precipitation type forecast is shown below. The yellow color over far southern Wisconsin represents freezing rain. The freezing rain or sleet mixes to snow a little farther north.
As winds shift to the north-northeast during the afternoon a change to all snow will occur from northwest to southeast. By 5pm southeast Wisconsin should be seeing all snow.
There will be several key factors to the snowfall forecast on Thursday, but let's highlight two of them. First and foremost precipitation type. If precipitation stays primarily rain or a wintry mix through mid or late afternoon this will cut into possible snow totals. Another wild card is when will surface winds turn northeast off Lake Michigan? A northeast wind adds moisture to the atmosphere and would produce lake enhanced snow.
If lake enhanced snow occurs for a longer period of time this could drive snow totals higher. If there is little to no lake enhancement totals would come in a little lower. In either case it appears that most of the snow accumulation across southeast Wisconsin will occur from Thursday afternoon into Thursday evening.
One of many computer model forecasts that we look at is the NAM computer model. The snowfall forecast from this one model is shown below. This places about 2"-5" from Milwaukee north to Sheboygan. Totals drop off quickly traveling west to Johnson Creek and Madison.
Keep in mind this is just 1 forecast of many that we looks at. This illustrates very well the challenge that precipitation type and also possible lake enhanced snow presents in the forecast. Right now it looks like much of the Milwaukee metro area will fall in the 2"-4" snow band if, and a big if, the storm systems plays out like discussed here in the blog.
With waves of precipitation possible on Thursday expect a possible slippery morning commute, and a better chance of all snow for the evening commute. Another wintry mess is near!
For the latest weather information watch WISN 12 News, and for updates on the wintry mess follow me on Twitter @jnelsonweather
Have a great day!
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McGillivray gave Harvard a first-half lead.
PHILADELPHIA—Carly Dickson registered a goal and an assist, and Cynthia Tassopoulos registered her first shutout of the season to lead the Harvard field hockey team to a 2-0 win at Penn in the Crimson's first Ivy League road game Saturday afternoon at Franklin Field.
Georgia McGillivray also tallied for Harvard (3-5, 1-1 Ivy League), which held an 8-7 edge in shots. Tassopoulos made three saves for the second shutout of her career, while Kieran Sweeney made two stops for Penn (1-5, 0-2). The Crimson shut out the Quakers despite Penn's 5-3 advantage in penalty corners and the fact that the game was played on FieldTurf, a surface relatively unfamiliar to the Harvard team.
"It was a great road win," said head coach Sue Caples. "The team really played well. They executed the gameplan and did a very good job tactically. We changed our structure around to be successful on the surface of Franklin Field, and the team did an outstanding job adjusting and staying disciplined."
The junior duo from Victoria, B.C., scored on each side of halftime. McGillivray struck first, less than seven minutes before the break. She took a pass from Dickson following a penalty coner and scored from middle of the circle for her second goal of the season. Harvard outshot Penn, 5-3, in the opening half and did not allow a shot on goal by the Quakers.
Both teams put three shots on the cage in the second half, and Dickson broke through for her second goal of the season in the seventh minute of the second half. She scored from the left side with senior Chloe Keating assisting. The score raised Dickson's season point total to six and Keating's to 12.


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Around the world on Friday, March 11, 2011, we watched in horror as a magnitude 8.9 earthquake, with an epicenter 231 miles (373 kilometers) northeast of Tokyo and 80 miles (130 km) east of Sendai, Honshu in the Pacific Ocean, generated a tsunami that devastated the mostly rural region of Northern Japan. The immediate destruction of the earthquake and tsunami included destroyed or toppled houses and buildings, overturned train cars, and mud and debris pushed miles inland. The livelihoods of millions of people were wiped out, the human toll incalculable.
The disaster has made even the most basic of necessities – food, clothing, and shelter – hard to come by. The international community and nonprofit organizations have stepped in, mobilizing rescue workers and providing relief to the victims of the disaster. You, too, can help the victims of the disaster by providing relief supplies or donating money. The fastest way to help is to make a $10 donation by sending a text message from your mobile phone to an organization's short code. Ten organizations have established a text message short code so far.
Simply text the specific word to the organization's designated short code:
Adventist Development and Relief Agency – ADRA Relief
- Text SUPPORT to 85944
American Red Cross – Japanese Earthquake and Pacific Tsunami Relief
- Text REDCROSS to 90999
Convoy of Hope – Disaster Response
- Text TSUNAMI or SUNAMI to 50555
GlobalGiving – Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Relief Fund
- Text JAPAN to 50555
International Medical Corps – Emergency Response Fund
- Text MED to 80888
Mercy Corps – Help Survivors of Japan's Earthquake
- Text MERCY to 25383
Salvation Army – Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Relief Efforts
- Text JAPAN to 80888
Save the Children Federation – Japan Earthquake Tsunami Relief
- Text JAPAN or TSUNAMI to 20222
World Relief – Japanese Tsunami Relief
- Text WAVE to 50555
World Vision – Japan Quake and Tsunami Relief
- Text 4JAPAN or 4TSUNAMI to 20222
The $10 donation will show up on your next phone bill. Every little bit helps.
Canadian vlogger, BusanKevin, lives in Kobe, Japan. He has appealed to Canadians and Americans to help in any way they can.


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Senators from both sides of the aisle introduced landmark legislation to overhaul the Uniform Code of Military Justice by taking sexual assault cases and all other crimes punishable by more than a year in jail out of the chain of command and giving the power to convene courts martial to military trial lawyers.
Arguing that "our system is broken," Sens. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., and Susan Collins ,R-Maine, joined others in sponsoring the bill. President Obama summoned Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Martin Dempsey to the White House to demand a crackdown on sex abuse in the ranks.
To stress the importance of the issue, Obama also called in the service chiefs, the service secretaries and their senior enlisted advisers to confer on what Dempsey has termed a "crisis" in morale,
At a news conference joined by several House members, Gillibrand, head of the personnel subcommittee on the Senate Armed Services Committee, said "we believe enough is enough."
"It is time to change this system that has been held over since George Washington that is simply not working today for the men and women who are serving," she said.
"What the victims are telling us is that they feel they will not receive justice," Gillibrand said. "They're telling us that they fear retaliation or ostracization or that they will be punished. I think that is what has to change."
Collins asked "what does it say about us as a people, as a nation, as the foremost military in the world, when some of our servicemembers, both men and women, have more to fear from their fellow soldiers than from the enemy?"
The proposed Military Justice Improvement Act would take away the traditional authority of unit commanders to decide whether to refer charges to trial by special or general court martial.
Under the bill, the decision on whether to go to court martial would be taken out of the chain of command and that authority would rest with trial attorneys in the Judge Advocate General corps for all offenses – not just sexual assaults – punishable by one year or more in jail. Exceptions would be made for offenses that are unique to the military, such as absence without leave and disobeying orders.
The bill also incorporates changes already proposed by Hagel to Article 60 of the UCMJ which would take away the authority of officers who convene courts martial to set aside a finding of guilty or change a finding of guilty to a lesser included offense.
Support for the proposed legislation has snowballed following two incidents earlier this month in which military sex prevention officers were themselves charged with sex abuse. Senators and Representatives from both parties have expressed outrage over two other recent cases in which Air Force three-star generals acting as the convening authority overturned guilty verdicts in sex assault cases.
"The fact is that out of the 26,000 estimated sexual assaults in the military, only 3,000 were reported and only 300 were prosecuted. That means there are thousands of felons walking around -- free and dangerous -- in the military today," said Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., in announcing her support of the legislation.
Sen. Mike Johanns ,R-Neb., said "our military men and women put their lives on the line to keep us safe, yet that same promise can't be made to our soldiers when it comes to sexual assaults. This legislation helps ensure that these appalling crimes are fully prosecuted, in a timely manner, by military courts."
Hagel, while backing changes to Article 60 of the UCMJ, has expressed reservations about taking the referral authority on courts martial out of the chain of command. Rep. Howard "Buck" McKeon, R-Calif., chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, also has questioned whether legislation was necessary and recommended holding leadership responsible.
However, Obama has made clear that he expects quick action to punish sex offenders in the military.
"I don't want just more speeches or awareness programs or training, or ultimately folks look the other way. We're going to have to not just step up our game, we have to exponentially step up our game to go after this hard," the president said.
"Sexual assault is an outrage. It is a crime, and that's true for society at large," Obama said. "And if it happens inside our military, whoever is carrying it out is betraying the uniform that they're wearing."
On his way back from NATO meetings in Brussels, Dempsey told reporters on his plane Wednesday that "we're losing the confidence of the women who serve that we can solve this problem."
"That's a crisis," he said.
Dempsey told the Armed Forces Press Service that he believes the stress of the long wars in Iraq and Afghanistan were factors in the growing incidents of sexual assault.
"I tasked those around me to help me understand what a decade-plus of conflict may have done to the force," Dempsey said. "Instinctively, I knew it had to have some effect. This is not to make excuses," he said. "We should be better than this. In fact, we have to be better than this."


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Texas Car Insurance Minimum Requirement by Law
As per the Department of Public Safety in the state requires a minimum of 30/60/25 as explained below:
- $30,000 coverage for all types of bodily injury suffered by one individual in one accident
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Car Insurance Rates in Nacogdoches by ZIP codes
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0 miTodd Lykke1329 N University Dr Ste D4, Nacogdoches, TX 75961(936) 560-9393
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0 miGoosehead Insurance - Glenda Higginbotham1329 N University Dr Ste E6, Nacogdoches, TX 75961(936) 305-5157
0 miGrace Handler803 North St, Nacogdoches, TX 75961(936) 564-0284
0 miCBTX Insurance Services215 E Main St, Nacogdoches, TX 75961(936) 715-4165
0 miCBH Insurance Agency108 E Hospital St, Nacogdoches, TX 75961(936) 564-1735
0 miPremier Group Insurance - Kyle Brasher212 South St, Nacogdoches, TX 75961(936) 615-4409
0 miEthel Handler418 E Main St Ste 103, Nacogdoches, TX 75961(936) 569-7822
0 miBailey McLain406 E Hospital St, Nacogdoches, TX 75961(936) 569-6200
0 miNikki Evans Wallace332 N University Dr, Nacogdoches, TX 75961(936) 560-4600
0 miChris Clark818 N University Dr Ste 201, Nacogdoches, TX 75961(936) 560-4551
13.38 miScott Bird4909 North St Ste 209, Nacogdoches, TX 75965(936) 564-4200
13.38 miJames Rice4635 NE Stallings Dr Ste 103, Nacogdoches, TX 75965(936) 564-1696
13.38 miPat Pace Insurance Agency3801 North St Ste 18, Nacogdoches, TX 75965(936) 569-7223
13.38 miMichele Muse Allen3500 North St Ste 5, Nacogdoches, TX 75965(936) 560-2462
13.38 miTimothy Denny3510 North St Ste 3, Nacogdoches, TX 75965(936) 569-1751
13.38 miMichele Allen2805 North St Ste A, Nacogdoches, TX 75965(936) 564-4813
13.38 miKerry Vaught2710 North St, Nacogdoches, TX 75965(936) 569-6156
13.38 miMike Center Insurance Agency2424 N Pecan St Ste 102, Nacogdoches, TX 75965(936) 564-0524
13.38 miJamie Rodrigues104 W College St, Nacogdoches, TX 75965(936) 564-7000
13.38 miBancorpSouth Insurance Services3310 N University Dr, Nacogdoches, TX 75965(936) 564-0221
13.38 miRoy Blake Insurance Agency3532 NE Stallings Dr, Nacogdoches, TX 75965(936) 564-0433
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15.01 miMaria Veliz2416 South St, Nacogdoches, TX 75964(936) 205-5991
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Car Insurance Laws in Texas
The state law is straightforward. You must have car insurance when you are registering a vehicle. The law stipulates the minimum coverage in specific categories. The minimum coverage is the least you can have and it is not the optimum coverage you should opt for. Given the scope of damage and the severity of injuries possible as a direct result of an accident, you should always opt for more coverage than the legal requisite.
Texas is a "Fault" car accident state, which means you will have to pay for the damages for an accident that you cause. So be sure to add enough liability and personal injury protection coverage in your insurnace policy. Learn more about how to determine who is at fault in a car accident.
Any car owner who does not have the minimum coverage basically does not have car insurance as per the laws of the state. Hence, the car owner will be subjected to the penalties as decreed by the state law.
Penalty for Driving without Car Insurance in Texas
You cannot drive any type of motor vehicle without insurance, be it a motorcycle, a car or a truck. It is also not sufficient to have a car insurance that has just lapsed or has not been renewed for a few days and hence there is a break in its continuity. The law requires all car owners to have continuous auto insurance in Texas, regardless of the age of the car and other factors such as driving history or record of past incidents.
The state of Texas can levy a penalty on any car owner who does not have adequate insurance. The penalty is usually multipronged. First time offenders are usually charged a maximum of $350. The offense can lead to the suspension of the license and hence driving privileges. A second or subsequent offense will incur penalties of a maximum of $100 and the vehicle could be impounded for a maximum of six months.
Car Insurance Support in Texas
Those who have been fined and have had their driving license revoked or driving privilege suspended and possibly their vehicle impounded are required to file an SR-22 form as proof of continuous car insurance. This should be done proactively. Such car owners and drivers must carry proof of their continuous car insurance at all times. The SR-22 form can be filed with the Department of Public Safety by the insurer or the insured and this should be done for three years following a conviction.
How to choose car insurance wisely?
When it comes to choosing car insurance, the first and important thing is to decide how much coverage is enough for you and your car. How expensive the policy will mostly depend on this. You have to take more liability coverage if you have more at stake if someone decides to sue you in the event of a car accident in which you are involved. If you don't have enough insurance to cover the damage cost, you will end up paying it from your hand. This is why it is important to have the right amount of car insurance coverage.
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There are also extra coverages that you can get for a small price in your policy such as rental car reimbursment, towing and labor that will cover for the payments for the extra payments for renting a car during your car repair after accident and towing and labor charges.
Another wise thing to do before taking car insurance is to get insurance quotes from different companies to find out the cheapest offer for your car insurance requirement. This is what we help you with. We compare the best offers in the market and provide you with the cheapest and best deal.
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Applying right amount of deductible lowers the car insurance premium. Deductibles is the sum of money that you will have to pay before your insurance company comes into the picture. Deductibles apply to every claim, which means that you will have to pay the deductible amount every time you file a claim.
when it comes to deciding the deductible amount, you need to think about how much you could afford in case of an accident. You may need to create an emergency fund or see that you have set apart a little from your savings.
Learn more about how to choose right amount of deductibles to get cheap car insurance.
How will traffic ticket affect auto insurance premium?
Your driving record is an important contributing factor in determining your auto insurance premiums. Traffic tickets come in varied severity. Minor the moving violation, lesser the impact on your insurance premiums.
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How to: Car insurance claims
Are you confused on how the car insurance claims works? Still thinking why your claim got denied? Check the article below to learn more about claims and denial. You might also check out who is at fault in an accident.
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Driving in other states with Texas car insurance
You can drive your car which is covered by car insurance from Texas state in other states with all the coverage benefits. Even if you have only Texas state minimum insurance coverage, rest assured that insurance companies will have your car covered in other states in a car accident even if the minimum requirement for the other state is higher.
The insurance rates mentioned in this article is based on the average amount for a 30 year old female purchasing 50/100/50 ($50,000 for injury liability for one person, $100,000 for all injuries and $50,000 for property damage in an accident) liability car insurance coverage. The premium rate can be higher or lower than the rates specified depending on the type of coverage one may choose, deductibles applied and the discounts offered by insurance company.


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The least developed and the smallest and most tranquil of our three Cayman Islands, Little Cayman epitomizes the definition of "an island getaway." Our beautiful island offers seclusion and striking scenery everywhere you look, making it the perfect honeymoon island and a top Caribbean destination.
With a population of less than 170, most of Little Cayman remains uninhabited. Only ten miles long and one mile wide, this island getaway offers you a rare combination of sun drenched solitude, glistening beaches, and miles of untouched tropical wilderness.
On Little Cayman, you'll find privacy and total relaxation. Bask on empty beaches that seem straight from a magazine, with soft white sand and only the wind blowing the palm trees to disturb you. Feeling energetic? Take a bike or rent a scooter and meander your way around the island, just remember that iguanas have the right of way, Venture to remote South Hole Sound Lagoon for a private swim in water that is every shade of blue or row out to tiny, deserted Owen Island to enjoy a view of nature in its most pristine form where you can enjoy an island getaway experience so real, you'll feel as if you were the last person on Earth.
This top honeymoon destination is quiet, but that doesn't mean it is without excitement. When we celebrate on Little Cayman, we go all out and during our annual Mardi Gras celebration, Little Cayman Pirates Week and the Little Cayman Cook-off, our tranquil paradise comes alive with the sounds of soca, reggae and steeldrums.
As divers in the know will tell you, much of the islands' beauty lies beneath the waves. Bloody Bay Wall Marine Park is one of the most popular dive sites with adventure seekers from around the world, it's full of life and vibrant colour and is famous for its dramatic drop offs and swim throughs.
Many of the fifty plus unique Little Cayman dive sites along the wall start off as a shallow snorkelling areas before descending into the sheer expanse of pristine wall encrusted with colourful coral gardens and exotic sponges, for a Caribbean diving experience we promise you'll never forget. The waters of Little Cayman are home to lobster, octopus, eagle rays, reef sharks, turtles and every variety of tropical fish including our super friendly Nassau grouper, Jerry; who loves a little tickle under his chin. His devoted companion, Mini Me, is ever hopeful for his lionfish dinner.
Little Cayman is also home to the largest colony of Red-Footed Boobies in the western hemisphere and a visit to the Visitor's Centre at the Booby Pond Nature Reserve is a bird watchers dream. Along with 20,000 Red-Footed Boobies, the reserve is also home to around 350 magnificent Frigate Birds, The National Trust's bird outlook on Booby Pond is the best place to view and photograph the boobies, especially at sunset when you can witness the battle for survival as the boobies return to their nesting grounds and try to outwit the frigate birds.
Your relaxing Caribbean vacation would not be complete without a visit to Little Cayman, where you can truly ease the body and soul in the timeless beauty of the island's unspoiled natural surroundings.


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South County Youth Lacrosse
South County admitted to Northern Virginia Youth Lacrosse League (NVYLL) in 2009.
Colt Families
2017 Spring Lacrosse Registration is now open for Boys and Girls. We will be fielding teams at all age groups Grades K-8 for girls and grades 2-9 for boys both experienced and new players.
For those families not familiar with SCAA our Lacrosse program primarily serves the community attending Halley, Silverbrook, Laurel Hill, Lorton Station, Newington Forest and Gunston Elementary Schools and South County Middle School. We play in the Northern Virginia Youth Lacrosse League (NVYLL). See the link at the bottom of the page. According to league rules we are allowed enroll boys and girls in the South County or Hayfield High School Pyramids.
Practices will be held at South County Middle School or South County High School with home games at South County High School. Games begin for all ages at the end of March and run through the first week in June.Boys play on Saturdays and Girls on Sundays.
There are no games Easter or memorial day Weekends
Player evaluations will be in January or February for all ages except Girls K-2 and Boys 8U which will begin in early March.
Visit https://leagueathletics.com/Registration/Default.asp?n=11553&org=blog.m.scaasports.net to register and take advantage of reduced registration rates at all ages. Rates will increase slightly on Dec 31.
Please note the very low rates for Boys 8U and Girls K-2. This allows kids to try a new sport with a very limited financial commitment for their parents.
More information is also available via email by contacting
The Boys Director Pete Dibenedetto at
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We are also looking for coaches in both the Boys and Girls Programs
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14U: No older than 14 as of September 1, 2016
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Morgan Pressel, 17, of Boca Raton, Fla., was named the Girls Rolex Junior Player of the Year by the American Junior Golf Association, the AJGA announced Wednesday.
Pressel's esteemed accomplishments during the 2005 season will be heralded Nov. 20 during the Rolex Junior All-America Awards Banquet held at Jekyll Island Convention Center in Jekyll Island, Ga.
Pressel's AJGA Invitational victories at the Thunderbird International Junior, Rolex Girls Junior Championship and McDonald's Betsy Rawls Girls Championship coupled with her performances in the amateur and professional ranks helped secure her spot as the Rolex Junior Player of the Year.
"My major goal in junior golf has always been to win the Player of the Year award," Pressel said. "It represents not just one victory, but consistent results over the course of an entire AJGA year. Now that I have actually won it, I am absolutely thrilled, and very proud of myself," Pressel added.
Along with her dominance in AJGA events, Pressel won the U.S. Women's Amateur, finished tied for second at the U.S. Women's Open and competed in six other LPGA Tour events this season, finishing tied for 25th or better every time, including a tie for fifth at the State Farm Classic.
Pressel first made national headlines before she was a member of the AJGA. As a 12-year-old, she became the youngest player to qualify for the U.S. Women's Open in 2001 – a distinction she still holds. She has since qualified for two more Opens (2003, 2005), including her run to the top of the leaderboard this year at Cherry Hills, finishing tied for second.
Once she joined the ranks of the AJGA, Pressel lived up to the expectations she created as a 12-year-old. Since she played in her first AJGA event in 2001, she won 11 of the Association's events, including all five AJGA Invitational events in which she was eligible to play. In doing so, she matched Kellee Booth as the only players to win the career "AJGA-slam." The only difference is that there were only four invitationals in the early 90s when Booth dominated junior golf. Grace Park and Beth Bauer are the only players to come close, winning three of the four invitationals shortly after Booth.
Even more impressive is the rapid pace at which Pressel claimed these five titles, taking slightly more than a year to do it. Her first invitational win came at the Rolex Tournament of Champions July 9, 2004. She then won the Polo Golf Junior Classic (Nov. 26, 2004), Thunderbird International Junior (May 30, 2005), Rolex Girls Junior Championship (June 17, 2005), and finally the McDonald's Betsy Rawls Girls Championship (July 28, 2005). Add to this distinction that she earned spots on two U.S. PING Junior Solheim Cup Teams (2002, 2005) and two Canon Cup East Teams (2002, 2004), and there is little doubt that Pressel is one of the all-time great junior golfers.
Her accomplishments are well documented in the AJGA record books. Her 11 AJGA titles puts her tied for sixth with Paula Creamer, behind Kellee Booth (18), Grace Park (18), Leigh Anne Hardin (18), Beth Bauer (17) and Vicki Goetze-Ackerman (15). Her four wins in 2004 is tied for fourth, the record being held by Kellee Booth and Grace Park with seven. She is tied for second in consecutive years with a win at five after claiming at least one title from 2001-2005. Only Grace Park can boast a longer winning streak when she won an AJGA event six straight years from 1992-1997. Along the way, she has been named a Rolex Junior All-American five times, including first-team selections in 2003, 2004 and 2005, tying her for third all time.
Introduced by the AJGA in 1978, Rolex Junior Players of the Year are annually honored at the Rolex Junior All-America Awards Banquet, which officially ends the AJGA's season. Past recipients have gone on to become some of the most esteemed players on the PGA and LPGA Tours, including Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Grace Park, Cristie Kerr and Paula Creamer.
None of this would be possible without the support of Rolex Watch USA, the AJGA's Premier Partner and supporter of the Association since 1983.
Along with the sponsorship of the Rolex Junior Players of the Year, Rolex Junior All-America Teams and Rolex Junior All-America Awards Banquet, the distinguished timepiece maker also continues to support two of the AJGA's most competitive major championships: the Rolex Tournament of Champions and Rolex Girls Junior Championship.
Rolex is also the inaugural Founding Partner of the Achieving Competitive Excellence Grant. The ACE Grant is designed to give top-flight junior golfers the ability to play a national junior golf schedule despite their financial resources. In 2005, with the help of Rolex and various individual donors, 54 junior golfers were able to compete in events they otherwise could not afford.
Rolex was also an Official Partner of the PING Junior Solheim Cup that took place Sept. 5-8, 2005, at The Bridgewater Club in Westfield, Ind.
For more information, please contact Steve Ethun in the AJGA Communications Department at (770) 868-4200.


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