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Please include the article’s headline in your message (DailyMusicRoll Editorial):- New York City 2025 (Issuewire.com) – It’s not every day that an artist seamlessly transitions from dancing and stunt work in hit TV shows to creating soulful music that resonates with audiences everywhere But Justin Timothy Moultrie is doing exactly that The Far Rockaway and Long Island native has just dropped three new singles — “City of Dreams,” “Vibe With Me,” and “On My Way” -exclusively on YouTube marking an exciting new chapter in a life already filled with perseverance and artistry Moultrie’s story is not the typical rise-to-fame narrative performing in shows and showcases by the age of 11 Moultrie temporarily put his entertainment dreams aside to help with his family’s business “It was a tough decision,” Moultrie reflects I knew I wasn’t giving up — just taking a different path for a while.” That path led him into the world of acting and stunt work Moultrie earned credits in major productions such as Elle Varner’s popular music videos “Refill” and “I Don’t Wanna Dance” featuring A$AP Ferg he picked up background roles on iconic shows like Law & Order His dedication eventually paid off when he became a SAG-AFTRA union member while working on Power: Ghost a major accomplishment in the competitive world of acting something was still calling Moultrie back to his first love: music Years of experience in performance gave him a deep understanding of storytelling and connection — skills that now fuel his new musical journey each with a message of persistence and positivity: inspired by the drive it takes to succeed against all odds laid-back track perfect for anyone needing to unwind and catch a positive vibe An uplifting anthem about the road to achieving one’s dreams and staying focused no matter what Moultrie’s music offers listeners more than just catchy hooks — it offers authenticity his sound is both modern and deeply personal His background in acting and dance gives him a unique edge blending performance art into every beat and lyric “I want people to feel inspired when they hear my music,” Moultrie shares.”Everything I create comes from a real place but that’s what makes the music meaningful.” Moultrie continues training as a professional stuntman a discipline that requires the same dedication and fearlessness that fuels his musical ambition He’s a living example of what it means to chase multiple dreams without compromise Moultrie is already planning a series of music video releases His goal is to build a brand that represents resilience and hope — values that have guided him since the beginning Fans are encouraged to subscribe to his YouTube channel where Moultrie promises more new music and behind-the-scenes glimpses into his creative process in the coming months “I’m just getting started,” Moultrie says with a smile everything you’re seeing now — it’s just the beginning of something much bigger.” Stay tuned to Justin Timothy Moultrie’s YouTube and social media channels for all the latest updates For interviews, collaborations, or press inquiries, contact: [email protected] Follow Justin Timothy Moultrie — witness the journey This article was originally published by IssueWire. 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Further Information Human Interest, Lifestyle, Something You May Not Have Known Photo courtesy of American Battlefield Trust Only a four hour trip from Augusta sits a retired fort that participated in American history from the Revolution to World War II News Briefs General News | News | Politics & Government Crime & Courts | News News | Politics & Government The Augusta Press encourages and welcomes reader comments; however we request this be done in a respectful manner and we retain the discretion to determine which comments violate our comment policy remove and/or not allow your comments to be posted The types of comments not allowed on our site include: Forgot your password? website@theaugustapress.com Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions Contact: Brett Spaulding Download the NPS app to navigate the parks on the go ShareSaveCommentBusiness SportsMoneyRed Bull Adds 19-Year-Old Soccer Trailblazer Olivia Moultrie To Its Global Athlete RosterByCaroline Fitzgerald Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights I cover the business of women’s sports and gender equity in sports.Follow AuthorMar 18 01:52pm EDTShareSaveCommentRed Bull signed NWSL rising star Olivia Moultrie to its roster of global athletes Olivia Moultrie has been breaking barriers in soccer for the majority of her life making her the youngest female professional team-sport athlete in U.S she filed an antitrust lawsuit against the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) that successfully removed the league’s age limit and allowed her to become the youngest player in NWSL history Moultrie won an NWSL Championship with the Portland Thorns “It’s always been important for me to fight for equal opportunity because I feel like that’s what we needed to be able to showcase how amazing female athletes are.” Now at 19, Moultrie has just signed a major brand sponsorship deal with Red Bull Moultrie is joining the brand’s global roster of elite athletes who embody the brand’s passion for “pushing limits and redefining possibilities.” For Red Bull Moultrie represents the next generation of the sport: bold and ready to make an impact both on and off the field “I feel like [Red Bull] really embodies the things that I think about in terms of being a professional and just striving for more all the time,” said Moultrie That's extremely exciting for me because I'm somebody who's very ambitious and so having a brand that backs me plus access to experts who develop customized exercise programs and strategies for Red Bull’s athletes brands specifically investing in women’s sports and athletes just makes sense “I think it’s good business to invest in women's sports because we are entertaining and we are incredible athletes,” said Moultrie “We've put the same amount of work into what we do to become what we are and then just get to watch us do what we're great at.” measured that TV advertisers spent $244 million on women’s sports placements in 2024 “I think that's how women's sports will continue to grow: through equal opportunity,” said Moultrie Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Graveside Services will be held 11am Thursday 2024 at Hillcrest Abbey East Cemetery- 1600 Wheaton St My beautiful daughter was called home way too soon She will dearly be missed by family & friends She had such special qualities that I admired She was employed at the Marriott for about 7 years She also was an entrepreneur with her own business doing graphic design She loved to spend time with him doing homework educational activities & just having fun She also loved creating his costumes for school activities and spending time with family & friends you’ll be remembered & loved. Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors June events for Carolina Day and event listing for America 250 events Details will be provided as they come available My son got a C in a class he worked so hard in Shouldn’t a child’s grade better reflect their effort One of the first lessons I learned as a teacher is not to denigrate a student's poor effort Two students constructed a mobile — evidently with their left hands while riding the bus I noted I was disappointed in their effort Their moms were equally disappointed in me: "How dare you question their effort Realizing that the next 30 years were going to be a nightmare if I continued to question students' effort I turned to a practice that has since become standard in schools: developing rubrics — scoring guides that lay out clear expectations for assignments and tasks Rubrics allow teachers to assess student work objectively without making assumptions about their effort School is about learning skills and content Grades aren’t based on who tries the hardest Some students can write a perfect essay on their first draft — should we mark them down for low effort Others labor for hours to barely pass — do they deserve the same grade as those who completely master the material but the rubric or answer key still gives him a bad grade Ask any athlete who has practiced and competed their heart out only to lose the game Just because he’s at his desk doesn't mean he's working efficiently • Are you basing the child’s hard work on his own assessment Kids often confuse the intention to work hard with actual hard work yet still not approach the daily effort required for the six-week duration of the project I recently saw a student studying for a quiz by rewriting the entire chapter by hand That's a lot of work for very little return Re-reading the chapter or taking notes would be more efficient it will take 9(!) perfect scores to raise that single zero to an A Two friends spending 4 hours on a project can easily include 3.5 hours of socializing Students can spend hours writing a perfect essay One misinterpretation can send an entire project off course • Is the child’s effort properly distributed Say an assignment requires kids to research a topic and make a poster on it A child might spend next to no time on the research and six hours on the poster because they enjoy drawing there’s nothing wrong with working hard at something we’re not very good at only to barely meet the benchmark My lowest grades in school were in Spanish 3 and Chemistry — the two courses where I exerted the most effort I was proud of those C’s because of how hard I worked So if your child is genuinely working hard and can only eke out C’s it would be better to show pride in your son than resentment for his teachers Jody Stallings has been an award-winning teacher in Charleston since 1992 and is director of the Charleston Teacher Alliance. To submit a question, order his books or follow him on social media, visit JodyStallings.com Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: « Back Contact: Brett Spaulding This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page “The Moultrie Courthouse renovations turned out really nice Cellular trail cameras have become a large—and vital—part of deer hunters’ strategies Their convenience alone is undeniably effective Weekend warriors can keep tabs on deer while they’re stuck in their nine-to-fives and even the most dedicated scent freaks can stay out of their spots until it’s time to make a move While cell cams are not without their faults, the Moultrie Mobile Edge 2 Pro boasts a ton of features including a user-friendly app and connection to the best available cell carrier Improvements from the original Edge Pro include a faster trigger speed I’ve been running the original Edge and Edge Pro for the past few seasons While I’ve been more than pleased with these cameras Moultrie’s latest rendition makes a great cell cam even better Here are my initial thoughts from testing the new Moultrie Mobile Edge 2 Pro I’ve been testing the Moultrie Mobile Edge 2 Pro for several weeks and I’ve been impressed with the upgrades Both the photo and video quality got a boost from 36MP to 40 MP and 1080p to 1440p you’ll notice clearer pictures and video with the Edge 2 Pro and I can’t tell you how many sticks I’ve sacrificed to position a camera just right Moultrie included an Easy Aim Mount with the Edge 2 Pro I don’t know why they don’t come standard with any camera Moultrie Mobile rolled out the Live Aim feature with the original Edge Pro which eliminates the headache of finding the perfect position for your camera the Element’s Tyler Jones highlighted Live Aim as one of his favorite things about this camera and that it’s “extremely handy.” On your initial setup you can connect to the camera via the Moultrie Mobile app You then have a live view of your camera’s FOV and you don’t have to trigger the camera to do this This feature and the quick app connectivity streamline the setup process to just minutes While running the Edge and Edge Pro last year there were several times when I’d get a photo of a deer’s butt within a few feet of the camera There were even times when I would be hunting near a camera While I haven’t had a chance to make this observation yet I’m hoping the increased trigger speed of 0.3 seconds should mitigate these issues I haven’t had any issues with failed triggers Perhaps the biggest upgrades to the Edge 2 Pro deal with battery life consumption In addition to Smart Capture and Smart Zones which eliminate any unwanted images or triggers this camera includes a Scheduler Mode that allows you to program specific on/off times comes from the constant need to replace batteries These features help you get the most out of your battery life and avoid unwanted photos I’ve been running Moultrie’s rechargeable Power Mag and Power Mag Plus in my Edge cameras but I don’t have to worry about keeping up with a pile of batteries the cost of one Power Mag only runs a few bucks more than a good pack of lithium batteries especially compared to loading up the Edge 2 Pro with all sixteen AAs every time you need a power boost I’m interested to see how long the Power Mag lasts While I’ve had minimal performance issues out of Moultrie Mobile’s Edge series of cameras I even broke the antenna off my original Edge while moving the camera to another location especially if you plan on dropping (no pun intended) a camera in a spot with terrible service The Moultrie Mobile Edge 2 Pro's convenience and reasonable pricing make it a great option for both new and seasoned hunters so you won’t forget where you left your camera and you can monitor the battery life well before it goes out you’ll get multiple seasons worth of reliable service Contact: Brett Spaulding Contact: Brett Spaulding SC – The partial solar eclipse will be visible from Charleston beginning roughly at 2:00 pm on Monday At 3:00 pm a ranger guided talk and viewing of the eclipse will take place at the Fort Moultrie Visitor Center There is a $10.00 site fee per adult and children 15 years old and under are free The solar eclipse will cross Central and North America and is the second recent eclipse: an annular solar eclipse passed through the area in 2023 Safety glasses will be provided to safely view the eclipse The program will focus on how eclipses happen and will explore historical eclipses seen in Charleston The 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