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That's usually the day they play their first game..persimmoncf said:Does anyone know when OPENING DAY is for NORTHERN ST. Marys?????
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That's usually the day they play their first game..persimmoncf said:Does anyone know when OPENING DAY is for NORTHERN ST. Marys?????
abbey said:My son plays for the La Plata community league and they have canceled all practice for this evening.
itsbob said:That's usually the day they play their first game..
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meangirl said:La Plata and Indian Head both cancelled but ours (Bryans Rd) so far is still on.
BlackSheep said:all folks would have to worry about is whether their children should practice during the heat-this latest news is enough to make folks throw in the towel!!
Bowie Coach Accused of Being a Pimp
Police say a 15-year-old girl told them a Bowie, Md., high school coach repeatedly took her to D.C. so she could work as a prostitute.
Arron J. Burroughs, 35, of Crofton, Md., is charged with first-degree child sexual abuse in the District. The Bowie High School assistant junior varsity football coach is being held without bond.
Burroughs allegedly induced the girl to work as a prostitute. Police found her engaged in a sex act with another man in Takoma Park, Md., and arrested Burroughs Monday evening at a motel on New York Avenue in Northeast. His arrest came after the girl, who was already in police custody, called him to pick her up at the motel.
Court records indicate that Burroughs, who also works as a Metrobus driver, has admitted engaging in sexual relations with the girl on several occasions since she was 14. Court records say Burroughs admitted having sex with her in his Range Rover in Metro's bus yard.
Burroughs also admitted bringing the girl to D.C. to be a prostitute and admitted supplementing his income by selling marijuana, the records indicate.
The Marines don't. They can have a code red day, but they are still doing PT, if lightly. My son was in Parris Island from June - Sept. It was friggin hot for a few days. They still did PT. Are you talking military or MARINES?buddy999 said:The military keeps recruits from doing PT during extremely hot weather. They train constantly to maintain their fitness. If it's too hot for the military, it's too hot for the kids.
You're correct Speedy-Mr Burroughs is a volunteer assistant junior varsity football coach.Speedy70 said:Not that it makes a difference, but this guy is/was not an employee of PGCPS. He was a volunteer, and does not receive a paycheck.
cdsulhoff said:Well, They cancel last nights practice I wonder if they are going to do it again. So far it still on for 6:30pm.
Lilypad said:You're correct Speedy-Mr Burroughs is a volunteer assistant junior varsity football coach.
John White, schools spokesman, said that Burroughs alleged actions were under investigation by the school system and he had been dismissed from his position at Bowie High School.
‘‘He obviously won’t be welcome at the school any longer in any capacity,” White said. Jae Jackson, head football coach at Bowie, said that Burroughs had been a volunteer coach on and off since 2002. It was unclear who was responsible for bringing Burroughs on as a volunteer assistant coach.
hborror said:Solomons steelers? My little girl is a cheerleader for them I just went outside to water the flowers and about died so if they don't do away with the whole practice I think 7 would be better.
Oh realllllly???Speedy70 said:I'm always correct.
I was in before the kindler/gentler Marine Corps. We did have red flag days where our physical exercise was limited on what we could do outside. They just moved our PT inside which was even worse.BS Gal said:The Marines don't. They can have a code red day, but they are still doing PT, if lightly. My son was in Parris Island from June - Sept. It was friggin hot for a few days. They still did PT. Are you talking military or MARINES?
Ditto, Army had the wet-bulb and Black Flag days.. but in the 80's it didn't matter. Once you were in an area for more then a month, they considered you "Acclimated" and there were no restrictions as to PT.. It was NEVER too cold to work out.. i remember having icicles hanging off of my moustache and nose, and lungs hurting from the cold air..slotted said:I was in before the kindler/gentler Marine Corps. We did have red flag days where our physical exercise was limited on what we could do outside. They just moved our PT inside which was even worse.