this is the actual zoning map. you can zoom in, and you ll see that s us right here. that entire area is zoned business commercial. that s it. this is the little piece that this fight is over. how is 0.003 acres a legitimate business commercial piece of property? it s not. the sons of the confederate veterans want to use that piece of property to keep maurice s hateful legacy living onto perpetuity. in orangeburg the battle to remove a confederate flag that flies next to an ice cream shop continues tonight. they took their concerns to the city in hopes that zoning where that flag sits could be challenged. what s up, man? have jurisdiction over this in a public way and clear the record, right? i was contacted by camp 842. the issues that were being presented were at the very foundation of what our american constitution is made up of. and the constitution is very important to me being an attorney and being an american. good evening, ladies and gentlemen, we ll now cal
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Nursing home. so, i started working with seniors because i thought they weren t getting a lot of love and attention. my first class, i took it easy. with them, then i expected them to do as well as they did, honestly. one of my students, she was doing pushups like going all the way down and coming. up and i was, like if you don t mind me asking, how old are you? and she was like, oh, i m 95 years old, sweetie. i was like? we re doing stretching exercises. we get their arms working. we get their stomach working. when we do this and upsets giving them the physical strength that they need. also, it gives my students the confidence to step up the house. one of a student says, i have dementia. but i write my karate class on the door. and i think that is such a big deal to not only keep their body active but their minds active. one of my students, she had diabetes, and she was taking medication for time today.