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Dallas Jessup and friends on episode 203 talking about website statistics.

For many years, CityClub and the Seattle Post-Intelligencer co-hosted a Jefferson Awards luncheon. We formed a panel of judges, took nominations, chose winners - one of whom goes on to the National Jefferson Awards competition - and held a luncheon in their honor. It has been an annual and cherished event.
CityClub is thrilled to be able to carry on this tradition. We were able to collect state-wide nominations with the help of our media partner, TVW. Judges from Microsoft, ...

Women and teens can learn how to defend themselves at a self-defense demonstration from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. June 14 at the Golden Triangle YMCA, 1465 David Walker Drive, Tavares.
A video, Just Yell Fire, about empowering girls to protect themselves will be shown followed by a demonstration and hands-on activities
The instructor, Chris LeRoux, is a fifth-degree black belt and has more than 30 years of experience.
Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing.
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WOW. What an amazing guest we had today.
A 17 year old high school girl that is changing the world... one women at a time. Her name is Dallas Jessup and her story is at www.justyellfire.com Dallas is teaching young women all around our globe to empower them selves over physical attackers and would be assailants. Listen and watch the video now... and thanks for listening to macsworldlive.com.

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VANCOUVER, Wash. - She's cute, smart, and registered as a lethal weapon in the state of Washington. Seventeen-year-old Dallas Jessup of Vancouver, Wash. is launching a one-woman assault on violence against girls.
“In even just North America, every two minutes a girl is raped. I mean, statistics like that are outrageous and I'm not the person who is willing to sit by and let that happen,” she said.
Jessup, a black belt in taekwondo, developed a course called "Just Yell Fire."...