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There are so many fun activities for teens at summer camp: sports, outdoor adventure, horseback riding, and of course arts and crafts. At Rockbrook there are more than 26 fun activities! This is a photo taken one afternoon in our needlecraft class, and it looks like everyone is working on a needlepoint or cross-stitch project (headbands! bookmarks! bracelets!). Sitting on the back porch of "Curosty," the fibre arts cabin, listening to the birds and the nearby creek, surrounded by great old trees, and just chatting with your friends— what could be a better place to practice your needlework?!
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Camps are really necessary for kids. These provide an opportunity to them for being closer the nature, get break from the monotony of school and learn something new and creative. For help in finding the summer camps, boot camps for boys as well as girls with all adventurous activities follow this online online resource. Special educational camps to help teens with academic problems and wilderness programs for brat kids are also part of the program list.


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Thomas Semys (died 1603) was an English politician from Gloucester.

He was appointed sheriff of Gloucester for 1558–9 and 1563–4, created an alderman and made mayor for 1565, 1578 and 1599.

He was a Member (MP) of the Parliament of England for Gloucester in 1572.

He left his property to his only daughter, Margaret.

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16th-century births
1603 deaths
People from Gloucester
Members of the Parliament of England (pre-1707) for Gloucester
English MPs 1572–1583
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Verlon Reed's efforts for the Salt Lake Screaming Eagles has not gone unnoticed.
The quarterback out of Ohio St. and Findlay was named today as the Indoor Football League's Offensive Rookie of the Year. Reed appeared in all 16 games for the Screaming Eagles, starting 15 of them.
Reed ranked third in the IFL in passing yards (2,734), passing yards per game (170.9) and touchdowns (54). He was first in the league in rushing yards (759) and second in rushing yards per game (47.4) and fifth with 16 rushing touchdowns.
He led the Screaming Eagles on game-winning drives three times this season, including in the team's second game of the season, against the Colorado Crush. Reed engineered a game-tying drive, then capped that with a touchdown and two-point conversin in overtime to give the Screaming Eagles their first win of their season, and their franchise. He was awarded IFL Offensive Player of the Week honors for the effort.
Reed also led Salt Lake on a game-winning drive to lift it over the Spokane Empire, 45-42, in the week 18 season finale on June 16. The Screaming Eagles ended the season with a record of 5-11, including a 3-5 mark inside the Maverik Center in West Valley City, Utah.
Reed took a moment earlier in the season to answer some of our questions. That can be found here.
The IFL will conclude its 2017 season this Saturday, June 8 as the Arizona Rattlers (12-4) will face the Sioux Falls Storm (14-2) in the United Bowl. The game is set for a 3:05 p.m. (PDT) kickoff. The Rattlers are in their first season in the IFL, while the Storm are looking for their seventh-straight United Bowl championship. Click the following for SCtoC's United Bowl Preview.
The IFL also announced that Nebraska Danger defensive back Trey Wafford was named the Defensive Rookie of the Year.
UPDATE (7/6/17): Wichita Falls Nighthawks quarterback Charles McCullum was named Offensive Player of the Year; the Defensive Player of the Year award goes to Iowa Barnstormers linebacker Javicz Jones; and Wichita Falls Nighthawks kick returner Tyler Williams is the Special Teams Player of the Year.
UPDATE (7/7/17): McCullum was announced as the IFL's 2017 Most Valuable Player. Dixie Wooten of the Iowa Barnstormers was named the league's Head Coach of the year for his team's 13-3 record, including an 11-game winning streak during the season.
On July 4, the IFL announced that Iowa Barnstormers quarterback Travis Partridge had been named Most Improved Player of the Year, while Green Bay Blizzard wide receiver Jack Bramswig was honored with the Adam Pringle Award for the player or coach who is recognized for their dedication to the community.
On Thursday, the IFL will announce the honors of Offensive Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year and Special Teams Player of the Year. Announcement of the IFL's Most Valuable Player and Coach of the Year will occur on July 7, on the eve of the United Bowl.
I do wonder where Reed will play next season with SLC going away.
He could look for another league, but I think he would be a pretty good fit in Spokane.
This is a great honor. I have been thinking since early in the season that he could win this award. Even though the Screaming Eagles had a rough season, Reed was a huge star. Despite a couple of rough games, I thought he had a great season. I hope to see him play next season in the IFL.
great to see him get some recognition. congratulations to Verlon.
True. I do think Drew Powell would be a good fit in Spokane too.
He would be a good fit, but I would think that the Danger would want to keep him.


First a quick plug for everyone to come out on Sunday for the grand finale of Bronx Week, the parade on Mosholu Parkway up here in the northwest part of the borough. Last year was a blast. This year should be no different. Come celebrate the Boogie Down!
Weekend weather: Thunderstorms are possible this afternoon and evening, with temperatures in the low 70s. Saturday will be warm, high 70s expected, and hopefully rain-free. Sunday (parade day) looks like it could go either way. If it doesn't rain, (there's a 30 percent chance it will), then it should be a lovely, mostly sunny, day in the low 70s.
Last week, just as city officials, local advocates and federal bank authorities were in talks with New York Community Bank to find suitable buyers for their long list of distressed properties, it turned out that the bank had already sold the mortgage note for one of those distressed properties, the Sholem Aleichem Houses in Van Cortlandt Village. City officials were not happy, particularly because they sold the note to Riverdale-based Chestnut Holdings. Last year, the bank, which city officials say has dumped mortgages for about three dozen distressed buildings, wanted badly to unload the 10 rapidly deteriorating Milbank buildings to Chestnut. But Chestnut ended up pulling its bid after city officials criticized it for being too high. A bid that high, they and other housing advocates said, would lead it be "over-leveraged" or worth less than they paid for it, which can lead to all sorts of problems. Sholem Aleichem, a beautiful, sprawling complex of buildings off of Sedgwick Avenue, has gone through several rough periods ever since it was founded as cooperative by Yiddish-speaking socialists in the 1920s. It currently has nearly 1,000 housing code violations and tenants there are now contemplating a rent strike.
A man was arrested yesterday for selling pipe bombs out of his Subaru in Co-op City.
An armed robbery in Morrisania was caught on videotape.
The mobile Bronx Children's Museum makes it's debut on Sunday at the Bronx Week Parade (yet another reason to come out to Mosholu Parkway).
The Bronx Zoo is facing a $4.7 million cut in Mayor Bloomberg's budget proposal.
A Fieldston mansion is selling for $3.9 million.
Producer (and Alicia Keyes' husband) Swizz Beatz raised money for the Bronx Charter School for the Arts.
Another reason to show up Sunday: Arm wrestling!
And, finally, we'll leave you with this clip of a Darth Vadar trombonist playing at the Andrew Jackson senior center on E 156th Street.


Vintage desk design from Scandinavia, around 1960, manufactured in teak. The desk has 2 doors, with a extending blade with above that, 3 small drawers and storage space. The condition of the secretary/ desk is good given it's age, see also the detailed pcitures. The size is 86 cm L/ 43 cm W / 111 cm H.