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Donate to the Nepean, Rideau, and Osgoode Community Resource Center. Investigators in Alamance County have arrested half a dozen students on charges of cyberbullying. A Facebook post that led to the arrest of two young girls in connection with what police say was a cyberbullying suicide. Online child abuse is an absolutely sickening and depraved crime, and we want to wipe it out. The internet is dangerous, from Facebook to Twitter to even texting. Understand how you can be safer by knowing the risks of the web. If something is said or posted, it is there forever. Be aware. Be web aware. Educate yourself on web awareness at BeWebAware.ca Algonquin really helped set me up with my career. It opened up so many doors to be able to have Algonquin College graduate on my resume. Amy is one of more than 200,000 alumni who have changed their lives with an Algonquin College education. Explore over 300 full and part-time programs, including degrees, diplomas, and graduate certificates. The future you want is yours to make. Visit us at AlgonquinCollege.com Algonquin College. Changing lives. What if I told you just a simple phone call could save a life, protect a family, develop a safer community, and put criminals where they belong, behind bars? Well, it can. Ottawa Crimestoppers provides an anonymous tip line allowing you to feel secure in knowing your identity will remain unknown. Crimestoppers also offers cash rewards to help make Ottawa a safer place, both now and in the future. Ottawa Crimestoppers. Call 233-TIPS or online at Crimestoppers.ca Sometimes you lose track of time studying on campus, and by the time you look at the clock, the sun's already set. It can be scary to walk alone to your car, dorm, or bus stop. Fear no more with the AC Mobile Safety App. It's not just a COVID screening app. Just click the front walk and pick one of your contacts. AC Mobile Safety will share your location with them in real time. If something happens, either of you can hit the emergency button, calling super security to your location. Be the hero Algonquin College deserves with the AC Mobile Safety App. Hey you, person listening to the radio right now. You driving? You better have both hands on the wheel, buster. 80% of collisions happen because somebody couldn't keep their eyes on the road. And it's not just your phone either. Eating, smoking, and drinking your coffee are all distractions too. Just talking on your phone, even hands-free, makes you four times as likely to catch you in a collision. Three seconds is all it takes. Is your social life worth it? Hands on the wheel, eyes on the road. You're listening to NAPIEN Raiders hockey on CKDJ 1079. Jordan Hackey here inside the Eisermann Arena at the NAPIEN Sportsplex. Here with a special guest, Jack Yates of your NAPIEN Raiders. Jack, thanks for coming on. No worries. And just a couple questions for you. Raiders up here, 3-0. What are you liking from the team so far? You know, I think we're playing a great game. You know, we're really moving the puck well. Capitalizing on our chances, and we're not looking back, so it's good. Yeah, great. And just a couple questions for you. One thing I'd love to know is, are there any high-level hockey players that you like to mold your game after and like to watch a lot of film of? I really like to watch Joe Pavelski last year, even though he's retired this year. But, you know, I really think he plays like me, and I really model my game after a guy like that. That's cool. That's cool, Jack. And another question, just drafted into the OHL this year. How would you describe that feeling of getting drafted into such a great league? You know, it was a great feeling. I was with my family and some of my friends. And, you know, when I saw my name got picked, I was really happy. I was really honored to be drafted by such a great organization. It's an unreal feeling. Yeah, great. And, you know, moving from more of a U18 AAA league, U16 rather, last year, up to a U20 league, I'm sure that's a big adjustment. How long has it been kind of trying to adjust to a faster game and maybe more physical as well? Yeah, you know, it's a big step to make from the U16 level. But, you know, I'm getting used to it, and I really like it. You know, it's such a great group of guys and great coaching, great like practicing every day and everything. It's just, it's great. Great. Well, thank you so much for your time, Jack. And good luck the rest of the season. Thank you so much. Thanks for having me. We will be back for the second period in roughly five minutes or so. It was my daughter's birthday. She was blowing out the candles when we heard... That's how we found out about the tornado. It got our attention and helped us get to safety. So when I think of... I think of my daughter's birthday. Because now, she gets to keep having them. 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Is your social life worth it? Hands on the wheel, eyes on the road. Hey you, person listening to the radio right now. You driving? You better have both hands on the wheel, buster. 80% of collisions happen because somebody couldn't keep their eyes on the road. And it's not just your phone either. Eating, smoking, and drinking your coffee are all distractions too. Just talking on your phone, even hands-free, makes you four times as likely to get you in a collision. Three seconds is all it takes. Is your social life worth it? Hands on the wheel, eyes on the road. Timmy is an average boy. His father's name is Roy. Even though Roy works every day, the bills are hard to pay. When Timmy needed school supplies, the list was a surprise. How could Roy afford it all? The Nepean, Rideau, and Osgoode community...