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Featuring 10 tracks available for the first time in the US, Lady Gaga presents The Remix!  Lady Gaga's hottest songs like Bad Romance, Poker Face, Alejandro, and more are available now as you've never heard them before! 
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Christmas Come True has teamed up with Palm Harbor Golf Club and The Palm Coast Yacht Club to celebrate our First Annual Golf Tournament to raise money to give the struggling families in Flagler County a helping hand. This event will be held onSaturday, October 2, 2010.   This past December, we gave complete Christmas dinners to 54 families, with a 158 children who all received clothing, age appropriate gifts, donated haircuts, socks, and a Christmas Stocking filled with goodies. We helped with electric & gas bills and additional food. How can you help? Spread the word! Play in the tournament, Sponsor a hole or sponsor a golf cart. Donate silent auction items or gift certificates. Please find a way to assist us to make our goal of helping 100 families this Holiday Season. Contact Ed & Nadine King at 386.439.7318 or Chrsitmascometrue@yahoo.com . Palm Harbor Golf Course has sign up sheets & info. It’s more than a Birthday…                                               It’s a Frame of Mind”

FAITH COMMUNITY SUICIDE PREVENTION TRAINING
DAYTONA BEACH

Daytona State College joins community partners and advocates in encouraging all faith based organizations to take part in the upcoming suicide prevention training. It is scheduled for September 11, 2010 from 10:00 – 3:00 at the community room at the new Daytona Beach Police Department. The topic of Project SPEAK’s first faith community suicide prevention campaign is “Life is Precious: Faith Community Suicide Prevention Training.” It will focus on faith based “Gatekeeper” training and suicide prevention and intervention skills for the faith community.
Project SPEAK (Suicide Prevention Education and Knowledge) is a consortium of three colleges, including Daytona State College, who have received a grant from the Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) to increase suicide prevention awareness in Volusia, Flagler and Seminole Counties. “Life is Precious: Faith Community Suicide Prevention Training” is an intensive training to help individuals understand and recognize the warning signs and risk factors of people who may be contemplating suicide. Practical intervention skills including clergy intervention, local faith based counseling services, available mental health resources and stronger local faith support networks will also be discussed.
The target audience for “Life is Precious: Faith Community Suicide Prevention Training” includes ministers of all faiths, clergy, faith based counselors and other church/ministry leaders. The conference is provided FREE of charge and includes lunch. Space is limited so register today by calling Tony Deobil at Daytona State College’s Project SPEAK 386-506-4218 or via email at projectspeak@DaytonaState.edu.
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Dear Independence Day Parade participants,   As the summer draws to an end and our Independence Day Parade is becoming a distant wet memory, The City of Flagler Beach is gearing up for the next major event. Now is the time to mark your calendars and enter the Second Annual Flagler Fun Coast Bed Race! The race will take place on Saturday, October 2nd in the beautiful downtown area of Flagler Beach.   For those of you who missed the first race, it was a great event. The participants had a lot of fun and, most importantly, we raised over $3,000.00 which all went to provide assistance to needy children in Flagler County. The 2009 First Annual Flagler Fun Coast Bed Race was a huge success and 2010 is shaping up to be bigger and better. I would like to personally extend an invitation to all of out Independence Day Parade participants to be a part of this wonderful (and a little crazy) event. It will be a great opportunity to have a lot of fun, promote your organization, and raise money for an important cause.   Attached to this e-mail, is the registration packet which contains all the details about the event. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions. I hope to see you in October!   Thanks,   Tom Gillin City of Flagler Beach (386)931-7111  

Saving Promise’s mission is to raise the visibility of domestic violence and bring it to the forefront of the public conscience in the same way as breast cancer awareness. Through research, awareness and action, we seek to:

propel domestic violence to the forefront of the American consciousness. make the symbol of domestic violence instantly recognizable in the public forum. partner with the domestic violence community to expand the reach of existing resources. drastically decrease the incidence of violence that plagues our communities.

Saving Promise plans to partner with the community at large to create a national domestic violence brand and corral existing efforts to implement mass change and escalate domestic violence to a national priority.

CORE VALUES Saving Promise believes that:  Helping the victim, the batterer and their children find their voices and live better lives is our top priority. Breaking the silence and shame is the first step to overcoming domestic violence and its impact on our communities. Educating the public about healthy relationships and self-empowerment highlights options for breaking the cycle of abuse. Having the ability to live one’s own personal truth without being controlled by fear is the right of every human being.

A CAMPAIGN TO SPREAD AWARENESS AND EMPOWER AMERICA TO. . .

LIVE, THRIVE AND BE FREE

Beginning in September through November 2010, Saving Promise will be touring 10 select cities in its first Saving Promise Comes To You Tour.

Saving Promise Comes To You aims to meet people where they are, on their terms, and inspire local communities to raise awareness about domestic violence.  Each event is an interactive community fair featuring domestic violence speakers, corporate sponsors, local celebrity guests, advocates, activists and media across all spectrums.  We invite you to come out to your local mall and spend the day with us, as we empower you to Live, Thrive and Be Free…

Check the schedule below to see when Saving Promise Comes To You:

Sep. 18th - Washington DC (Potomac Mills Mall)

Sep. 25th - Philadelphia, PA (Franklin Mills Mall)

Oct. 2nd - New York, NY (Roosevelt Field Mall)

Oct. 10th - Memphis, TN (Wolfchase Galleria Mall)

Oct. 16th - Chicago, IL (Old Orchard Mall)

Oct. 23rd - Indianapolis, IN (Castleton Square Mall)

Oct. 30th - Seattle, WA (Northgate Mall)

Nov. 6th - San Francisco, CA (San Francisco Centre Mall)

Nov. 13th - Houston, TX (Houston Galleria Mall)

Nov. 20th - Atlanta, GA (Lenox Square Mall)

People can get more info and sign our petition by visiting:   www.savingpromise.us

Free Women's Self-Defense Course Offered

 A free women's self defense course is being offered by the Flagler County Sheriff's Office and local residents are being encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity.

 Any female over the age of 12 is invited to sign up for the courses that will be scheduled throughout the coming year and offered at a variety of locations. Registration is now being taken and may be made by contacting Karen Hiscoe at (386) 437-4116 ex. 383.

The course is taught through three sessions that are two-hours each and Sheriff Donald W. Fleming is making it easy to enroll.

 "We will come to you," said Cpl. Mike Lutz, course instructor. "We have provided instructions in community rooms, at local realtor's offices and in club houses. The courses also will be offered at the Sheriff's Operations Center in Bunnell."

 Classes are limited to 15 participants. Cpl. Lutz suggests that local women could get a group together and contact him to schedule a class. Individuals may enroll in any scheduled class.

"This can be a group of women from your office, your club or your church," said Cpl. Lutz.

Sheriff Fleming is asking residents to take time out to learn these self-defense tactics.

"This is a hands-on course that will teach women defensive actions to use against would-be attackers. The information provided in these sessions is vital for every woman in our community," said Sheriff Fleming.

SEPTEMBER 25th 2010 - CITY ISLAND PARK– DAYTONA BEACH
Event will begin at 2:00 pm and last until approx. 7:00 pm
Categories include Solo, Dance Group, and Band
Judging will be based on musical/choreographic ability,
technical ability, stage presence, crowd participation, and
creativity.
Prizes of $500 each will awarded to the winners of each
category. These winners will compete for $1,000 grand
prize and must be present to receive recognition. Checks
will be awarded by October 7th, 2010.
Deadline for registration submission is August 16th, 2010.
Participants will be notified of their selection by August
25th, at which time they must submit a song list with lyrics.
Performances must be a maximum of 20 minutes, family
friendly, G-rated, without glorifying sex, drugs or alcohol.
Merchandise may only be sold on a suggested donation
basis or otherwise comply with the City ordinances.
Facilities Sound system and staging will be provided.
Performers are responsible for supervision of their own
instruments, accessories, CD’s etc. and should notify Coordinator
of any additional needs. Recovery Month will not
be liable for any missing items.
Cancellation of the Recovery Month Talent Contest will
not occur unless extreme circumstances threaten the safety
of event participants i.e. lightning.
Promotional information will be used to promote the event
on the event website. By completing this registration you
give consent to have your image used in promotional materials
and signifies your consent to contest rules.
Submit completed registration form along with demo video/CD to:
Recovery Month Coordinator, Victoria Kress
702 S. Ridgewood Ave. Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Entries must be postmarked by: August 16th, 2010.
OR www.floridarecoverymonth.com/eastcoast-region-events.htm
Register online at:
www.FloridaRecoveryMonth.com/eastcoast-region-events.htm
Or complete this entry form and mail to address below with required info
SEPTEMBER 25th 2010 - CITY ISLAND PARK– DAYTONA BEACH
Questions please contact:
Vicki Kress, Recovery Month Coordinator
E-mail: vkress@smabehavioral.org
Phone: 386-254-1241
www.FloridaRecoveryMonth.com
THIS IS A G-RATED, SOBER,
FAMILY-FRIENDLY EV

Free Mental Health Counseling Available for Families

Purpose: To provide individual and group counseling to parents who are experiencing employment and family instability due to mental health and / or substance abuse problems so that their children can be cared for in their own homes or in the homes of relatives and so that families can be self-sufficient.

Eligibility Criteria: 

            The family receiving services includes:

• A parent or relative caring for one or more children under 19 years of age; or
• A pregnant woman; or
• A non-custodial parent of a child under 19 years of age.

            The Family income must meet the 200% of federal poverty level with supporting documentation.

The following scale represents 200% of the poverty level based on family size in monthly and yearly figures.

For counseling services for adults, please call the Access Center

 1-800-539-4228

 

Flagler Humane Society

Featured Pets This Week!

Pets seen here may have less chance for adoption due to reasons such as age, length of shelter stay, or special needs. If you can adopt, or sponsor an adoption fee or medical treatment, please contact us right away at 386-445-1814 or info@flaglerhumanesociety.org.

 

 

 

Color Me Butterfly by L.Y. Marlow

Inspired by a true story, Color Me Butterfly follows four generations of mothers and daughters – haunted by a common specter of domestic abuse – as they discover the strength, hope, and courage to survive.
Read an Excerpt       View the Book Trailer	The last thing Eloise Bingham wanted was to leave the comforts of her South Carolina home and family. But at the end of World War II, the young wife follows her formidable husband, Isaac, to Philadelphia – only to experience Isaac’s sinister and violent temper. Eloise harbors fear and resentment, but carries an unwavering faith that helps her to mother her children. Eloise’s children – and their children and grandchildren – will face their own trials over the next sixty years: Mattie, who has lived in her mother Eloise’s shadow, finds it takes a life-changing tragedy to help her break free; Lydia, Mattie’s strong-willed daughter, summons the resolve to rise above the family’s cycle of abuse; and Treasure tries the patience of her mother, Lydia, as she has the chance to be the first in the family to escape the destructive patterns of abuse that have haunted her family for so long.
As the women discover in this poignant novel, it will take unconditional love, old-fashioned family values, faith, and fearless determination – already embedded in each woman’s DNA – to triumph over a life plagued with unspeakable pain. Order your copy now! Read Rave Reviews for Color Me Butterfly!

. Exercise & Recovery
Many drug addicts have isolated themselves and have very few healthy relationships or positive social skills
as a result of continually using drugs and/or alcohol. Many think “What am I going to do if I’m not using?” A beneficial
way of channeling nervous energy while recovering from using is through exercise. Increasing one’s physical
fitness level helps reduce stress and improve physical health. Physical fitness also helps those recovering or in recovery
become interested in new activities, releases endorphins, the body’s natural pain reliever, helps relax, redirect
energy and improve concentration. Exercise can also be used as a valuable stepping stone to meet new people as
many in recovery have to leave their old lives behind, to develop a healthy supportive network.
Event Information
Rise for Recovery: Will begin at 7am. Rise for Recovery is a non-denominational service held at sunrise for all who are interested.
Packet Pick Up: Packet pick up and race day registration will be held from 6:00 A.M. To 8:00 A.M. on September 12th, 2010.
The Course: The 5k course will start and finish at City Island Park in Daytona Beach. The course runs through nearby downtown
along Beach Street, the local neighborhood and along the Intracoastal Waterway. The run will be timed by Alta Vista Sports using
ChampionChip technology.
T-Shirt: Pre-registered 5k participants will receive an official Florida Recovery Month T-shirt.
Awards: Winners’ awards, gift certificates and wellness related items will be awarded to 1st 2nd & 3rd Place male & female winners in
each of the age groups.
Wellness Offerings: Healthy snacks, drinks, and other wellness offerings will be available after the Awards Ceremony.
Cancellation: The Run for Recovery will only be canceled if extreme circumstances threaten the safety of event participants i.e.
lightning. In the event of cancellation, there will be no refunds, but rather your entry fee will be used as a donation to help promote
awareness for Recovery Month.
Submit completed registration form along
with check (s) made payable to:
SMA Behavioral HealthCare
Mail to: Recovery Month Coordinator
Victoria Kress
702 S. Ridgewood Ave.
Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Online Registration Preferred! No Online Registration Fee!
Go to: www.FloridaRecoveryMonth.Com/5kRun.htm

Life is Precious
Suicide Prevention
Training for the
Faith Community

Saturday
September 11th
10:00 am to 3:00 pm
Daytona Beach Police Headquarters
129 Valor Blvd. Daytona Beach, FL 32114
open to all clergy, ministry leaders, counselors, and church/ministry groups
Admission & Lunch are Free
Brought to you by:
Project SPEAK-Daytona State College &
a partnership of local ministries under
SAMHSA Grant # 1U79SM058975-01
lunch provided by our local florida
recovery month and other sponsors
www.floridarecoverymonth.com
registeration for the event is also available online
for more information or to register contact:
tony deobil (386) 506-4218 or by email
deobila@DaytonaState.

Struggling to Provide for your Family? Friendly Food Stamp Application Assistance for Families, Seniors, Individuals: Every Monday & Thursday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Community Life Center, Deltona Every Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Daytona Beach Regional Library, City Island 1st & 3rd Fridays, 9 a.m.to 1:30 p.m. New Smyrna Beach Regional Library 2nd & 4th Fridays, 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Deland Regional Library 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Deltona Regional Library 2nd & 4th Tuesdays, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Deltona Presbyterian Church For more information, call Benefits Coordinator Deneida Paltrow at 407-423-7333. This service is provided by Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida's Mobile Unit.

Free Programs Available from the Florida National Guard
The Florida National Guard Drug Demand Reduction –Counterdrug Division is offering four free programs for youth available to schools and other youth-serving agencies. Youth Leader: a dynamic program aimed at giving the youth of today the values necessary to make positive choices Youth Camps: a program for youth ages 10-16 to reinforce positive and healthy behaviors Stay on Track: a life skills program consisting of 12 45-minute sessions. Night Vision: a program that explores the dangers of substance abuse For more information, contact Woody Shugart at 904-814-0202 or woody/shugart@us.army.mil

FAITH COMMUNITY SUICIDE PREVENTION TRAINING

DAYTONA BEACH – Daytona State College joins community partners and advocates in encouraging all faith based organizations to take part in the upcoming suicide prevention training.  It is scheduled for September 11, 2010 from 10:00 – 3:00 at the community room at the new Daytona Beach Police Department.  The topic of Project SPEAK’s first faith community suicide prevention campaign is “Life is Precious: Faith Community Suicide Prevention Training.” It will focus on faith based “Gatekeeper” training and suicide prevention and intervention skills for the faith community.

Project SPEAK (Suicide Prevention Education and Knowledge) is a consortium of three colleges, including Daytona State College, who have received a grant from the Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) to increase suicide prevention awareness in Volusia, Flagler and Seminole Counties.  “Life is Precious: Faith Community Suicide Prevention Training” is an intensive training to help individuals understand and recognize the warning signs and risk factors of people who may be contemplating suicide.  Practical intervention skills including clergy intervention, local faith based counseling services, available mental health resources and stronger local faith support networks will also be discussed.

The target audience for “Life is Precious: Faith Community Suicide Prevention Training” includes ministers of all faiths, clergy, faith based counselors and other church/ministry leaders.  The conference is provided FREE of charge and includes lunch.  Space is limited so register today by calling Tony Deobil at Daytona State College’s Project SPEAK 386-506-4218 or via email at projectspeak@DaytonaState.edu.

Junior League of Daytona Beach Thrift Store

Announces Grand Opening!

Daytona Beach, FL, August 27, 2010 - The Junior League of Daytona Beach has scheduled its Grand Opening celebration at their new location, 1757 North Nova Road in Holly Hill for Wednesday, September 8th at 9am.

The store will be open to the public starting Saturday, September 4th.   Store Hours are Monday through Saturday, 9am to 4:30 pm.  Donations can be dropped off at the rear of the store.

The Thrift Shop is the Jr. League’s largest fundraiser, enabling the organization to support its many community programs including Project Warm, Best Foot Forward, Kids in the Kitchen, Back on Track and the Community Baby Shower.

The new location features 5000 square feet of space, 2500 square feet for retail storefront and 2500 for storage and donation drop off.  In addition the new location affords ample parking to accommodate customers, and also allows Back on Track program participants a private shopping experience. 

To learn more about the league, our new location, or any of the programs mentioned, please feel free to contact Rene’ Adams, League President (Rene_bell_adams@yahoo.com),  or Shannon Finley, VP of Communications (juniorleaguedbnews@gmail.com).

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