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By S. Thomas Coleman
For the AJC
The first round is in the books. Both top seeds – Athens Academy (barely) and Lincoln County – will move on. While the higher seeds went 6-2 on the public school side, the lower seeded teams split with the higher seeds on the private side.
Here are the quarterfinal match ups, followed by some observations from the first round and a look at how the regions fared as well.
No. 9 Wilkinson County at No. 1 Lincoln County
No. 5 Dooly County at No. 4 Seminole County
No. 11 Trion at No. 3 Emanuel County Institute
No. 7 Marion County at No. 2 Wilcox County
No. 9 Prince Avenue at No. 1 Athens Academy
No. 13 First Presbyterian Day at No. 12 Landmark Christian
No. 11 George Walton Academy at No. 3 Walker
No. 7 Savannah Christian at No. 2 Eagle's Landing Christian Academy
Top 4 public seeds roll, Commerce's struggles continue
The top four seeds on the public side all cruised to wins in Round 1. No. 1 Lincoln County (21-0 over Hancock Central), No. 2 Wilcox County (42-14 over Greenville), No. 3 Emanuel County Institute (46-12 over Gordon Lee) and No. 4 Seminole County (36-7 over Commerce) all won by an average margin of nearly 30 points.
The biggest surprise was probably Seminole County's blowout of No. 13 Commerce, a proud program that is sliding a bit. Seminole (9-2) handed the Tigers (5-6) their worst playoff loss since a 1991 loss to Oglethorpe County (36-8). Commerce, which won two state titles and 17 region championships since it began competing in football in 1909, is a mediocre 32-35 since 2007, and has not advanced past the second round of the playoffs since 2006.
FPD over Brookstone biggest of four private school upsets
First Presbyterian (7-4), the No. 13 seed on the private school side, raced to a 21-0 lead and hung on to knock off No. 4 Brookstone (8-3), 49-33, in Columbus. The lower seed was victorious in three other private school first round contests.
No. 9 Prince Avenue Christian (9-2) took out No. 8 Darlington (7-4) in Rome, 42-21, as Bryce Huff ran for three touchdowns. No. 11 George Walton Academy (8-3) got 224 yards rushing and four touchdowns from junior Stanley "Boom" Williams, en route to a 38-12 win over No. 6 Aquinas (8-3). The Bulldogs rolled up more than 400 yards on the ground while holding the Irish's Brendan Douglas, who committed to Georgia Tech, to just 56.
And Landmark (8-3) is at it again. The War Eagles, who won four road playoff games last season before falling to Savannah Christian in the state title game, defeated Calvary Day (9-2), 10-7, in Savannah, on the strength of 223 yards of total offense for junior running back Jeremiah Kirkland – 187 yards rushing on 31 carries and a touchdown, and 2 catches for 36 yards. The game wasn't as close as it seemed as the Cavaliers didn't score until there were 13 seconds left in the game.
Athens Academy, Walker remain perfect
The two undefeated teams in Class A remain that way after Round 1. Athens Academy (11-0), the No. 1 seed on the private school side, trailed 13-0 going into the fourth quarter but willed itself to a 17-13 win over Mt. Pisgah (6-5) to move into the quarterfinals. Sophomore receiver Eric Williams and senior quarterback Austin Schulte got the Spartans' comeback going when they hooked up on a 61-yard touchdown to narrow the gap to 13-7 early in the fourth quarter.
Walker (11-0), the No. 3 seed, also trailed early – 7-6 at halftime – but rallied as well to take a 28-7 victory over Athens Christian (4-7). Senior Evan Kasian led the way for the Wolverines with 183 yards rushing and three touchdowns on 21 carries. It was the first playoff win in the 12-year history of the Walker program.
ELCA, Savannah Christian advance
No. 2 seed Eagle's Landing Christian Academy and No. 7 Savannah Christian both built 28-point halftime leads and cruised to first round victories. ELCA (10-1) got 80 yards rushing on 8 carries from senior Keyante Green, a Purdue commit, and held off No. 15 Our Lady of Mercy (6-5), 42-14. Savannah Christian (8-3) drilled Holy Innocents (6-5) 35-17, behind senior Ivan Reese's 87 yards on 24 carries and a touchdown. Savannah Christian, the defending Class A champions, will travel to McDonough next week to face ELCA in a game many believe will produce the eventual private school champion.
Trion triumphs, Wilkinson rallies, Marion dumps Charlton
Trion, the No. 11 seed, pulled the biggest upset on the public schools side as the Bulldogs (9-2) continued their best season since 2003 by blasting No. 6 Irwin Co., 31-6, in Ocilla, nearly five hours from home. Cory Bethune ran for two scores the passed for another the lead the way.
No. 9 Wilkinson County (8-3) got a late touchdown to prevail over No. 8 Miller County (8-3), 27-26, in Colquitt. No. 7 Marion County (9-2) brought the nightmare season for Charlton County (5-6) to an end as the Eagles prevailed 31-12 in Buena Vista. Charlton finished below .500 for the first time since 1989, the year prior to the arrival of head coach Rich McWhorter.
Region records
Region 8 has the bragging rights after the first round of the playoffs going 3-1 as Athens Academy, Prince Avenue and George Walton all advanced. Meanwhile, Region 2 went 1-3 as Wilcox County is now the only team from that league – made up of all public schools – left in the tournament. Here are the other records (*keep in mind that Region 5, Mercy-ELCA, and Region 7, Hancock Central-Lincoln County, were at a disadvantage as two teams faced each other in the first round):
Region 1: 1-1
Region 3: 2-1
Region 4: 2-2
*Region 5: 2-2
Region 6: 2-2
*Region 7: 3-2
November 24th, 2012
11:19 am
Congrats to the winners last night, especially to the three 8-1 representatives, Prince Avenue, Athens Academy and George Walton Academy! With Williams healthy, George Walton is going to be hard to beat.
Not surprised at Commerce's loss, Thomas, and a little surprised that you are. The Tigers are not the machine they used to be. A season-opening (and still unexplainable) win over Jefferson is the Tiger's lone bragging right this year. The past few season, Commerce has been lucky to be a .500 team. They'll be back, but I don't think it'll be any time soon, especially with all the power in 8-A.
November 24th, 2012
11:20 am
should read "the three 8-A representatives"…..I have GOT to get my glasses replaced….
November 24th, 2012
11:20 am
The GHSA's dummass rules arranging to keep Region 2's third best team at home and sending the 5th ranked team might have something to do with being 1-3….
November 24th, 2012
1:40 pm
No surprise at the Commerce result at all. They've been pretty bad in the second half of the season, lost their QB and just never recovered from it.
November 24th, 2012
4:01 pm
Commerce had kids with a lot of heart. Watching them play GWA, they hit hard and played all the way to the end. They were just very young, not deep, and were missing that "one" impact player. I bet they'll improve dramatically next year. They got beat up pretty badly starting with the GWA game and never recovered.
November 24th, 2012
4:07 pm
By the way, I think I was the only one not surprised by GWA's total dominance over Aquinas. I think the AJC picked Aquinas by 10, but it wasn't even as close as the 38-12 score. ELCA vs SC game should be a very good one. Another good week of football coming up.FPD is a very dangerous team, as well…QB is very good when given time. Them winning this past weekend shouldn't have surprised anyone.
November 24th, 2012
7:14 pm
GWA is no surprise to anyone in 8A. They have the best athletes of anyone they've played. Two loses came without senior QB Rice. GWA went to what they do best, "Run the Ball"! The Four Horseman – Williams, Waters, Jarvis and Rice!!!
November 24th, 2012
7:16 pm
Sorry Walker fans…..Your season is over this week. You struggled against a losing team last night. George Walton has the horses and a really good coaching staff.
winners for this week:
ELCA will win(BARELY)
George Walton(see above)
Landmark(Great D, even better coaching)
Prince Ave(experienced winners)
I welcome your picks and why
November 24th, 2012
8:13 pm
Calvary Dad: I think Athens Academy has Prince's number. AA advances.
November 24th, 2012
8:18 pm
@ Calvary Dad …. here's my picks
Prince Ave over Athens Academy ( coaching & redemption )
Landmark over First Presbyterian ( coaching & D )
George Walton over Walker ( Walker hasn't seen a team like this )
ELCA over Sav Christian ( D will play lights out )
November 24th, 2012
8:25 pm
Public Picks ….
Lincoln Co over Wilkinson ( in a close game )
Dooly Co over Seminole Co ( Dooly D wins it )
ECI over Trion ( big win Trion, but it ends here )
Wilcox Co over Marion Co ( it's offense here … Wilcox has it )
November 24th, 2012
9:18 pm
i have heard a lot of class A public schools going to AA so this stinks
November 24th, 2012
10:52 pm
Savannah Christian has a great defence and an awesome coaching staff and they will stop Green and upset ELCA just like Landmark Christian did at home last year. My prediction is a rematch for the state championship between Landmark Christian and Savannah Christian in another intense match up like last season. Good match ups come between complete teams on defense and now that Landmark has all of its players healthy the defense is overpowering like Savannah Christian's. Get set for great match ups this coming Friday but it will be the War Eagles and the Raiders again for the 2012 crown at the dome!!
November 24th, 2012
11:38 pm
ELCA by forty or more against Savannah Christian. If the game is close or if they lose to Savannah Christian I guess the title was handed out to soon.
November 25th, 2012
12:10 am
It's no coincidence that Commerce has suffered since the opening of the East Jackson HS a few miles down the road. We've lost kids to them, along with Jefferson and Banks County (all relatively close). There is a glimmer of hope in the next few years. We have a great group of kids coming up from Middle school and 12U rec ball, if they just stay in Commerce. The only losses either of these teams have had the last couple of years has been at the hands of Jefferson. Jefferson will be very strong in the next coming years, just like they are this year. There is a lot of talent coming up in their system.
November 25th, 2012
12:16 am
And forgot to mention a correction, STC. Region 8 went 3-2, Commerce and Athens Christian both lost.
November 25th, 2012
1:23 am
Okay, across the Class A board:
Private Schools:
Athens Academy over Prince Avenue: Sorry, Swamp Lizard, personnel and experience trump "redemption". AA rolls again.
Landmark over Presby.. Landmark's been there. FPD haan't been there yet.
GWA over Walker: Tough call. but a healthy Willliams is the real deal.
Savannah Chriatian over ELCA in a close one. SC has been there before. ELCA is good, but not quite there yet.
Public Schools:
Wilcox over Marion. Experience trumps up & comer.
Seminole over Dooly in another close one. They aren't about to have a long, sad ride all the back to Donaldsonville.
ECI over Trion on a major blowout. Sorry, Trion, but it's hard to argue with ECI's numbers – 40-plus in 8 of the past 9 games….Trion's had close calls. This won't be one of them.
Lincoln County over Wilkinson County. For that matter, in November, take Lincoln County over New Orleans, Georgia Southern and the team from the remake of "The Longest Yard". Do not bet against Larry Campbell in the postseason – EVER.
Okay, y'all come on after me…
November 25th, 2012
4:40 am
@ I wonder fan …. you have me wondering too! I'll give you a couple of things, I do believe they have a great coaching staff. Coach Donald Chumley is probably one of the best in the state, you don't make it to three state championships in a row and build a program like that without great coaches. Another thing, Sav Christian will not be intimidated of ELCA, they have played in big games and fear no teams out there. BUT ….
Your remarks about a great defense? Did you mean last year? They had a GREAT defense last year, but I know your not talking about the one this year that gave up 48 to ECI, 33 to Sav Country Day or the defense that has given up 19 a game this year?
I mean no disrespect to Sav Christian players, coaches, or fans … Matter of fact, I admire what Sav Christian has done over the last few years …. Dominate!I think you are a year away, & I think most of you might agree with me. Sav Christian does have great coaches and a young team this year. They will be a MAJOR PLAYER next year.
November 25th, 2012
4:48 am
@ Cheer Tiger Dad … I hope y'all can turn it around at Commerce. I was at the GW / Commerce game too and seen a scrapy team that night. I thought if they were healthy they would give Seminole Co a game …. I was WRONG. Pick up the pieces and keep building. Good Luck.
November 25th, 2012
5:00 am
GOING ON RECORD … this isn't the ELCA team that lost to Landmark last year. And I'm not taking anything away from Landmark. Landmark lined up and hit us in the mouth & WON. I do understand that ANY team can lose on any given night. This ELCA team is "special". Just like Sav Christian was last year. I'm pretty sure ELCA will be ready to play Friday night against Sav Christian … & I don't think it will be that close.
November 25th, 2012
5:07 am
@ Monroe's First Redcoat …. I like your picks and the reason behind them … well, most of them anyway! Go Chargers !!
November 25th, 2012
5:09 am
I'm would like to see my beloved GWA Bulldogs in a GHSA State Championship but I fear that what we had to do to get to this level will curse our program for years to come. We needed to build a program from within not go out and bring in one of the top players in the state just to achieve our goals. The curse of "BOOM" will last for many years to come.
November 25th, 2012
7:22 am
@Swamp Lizard….I agree that Savannah Christian does not have a great defense, but they are pretty good. The points they have given up against Country Day and ECI…look behind the numbers, most were scores on the 2nd or 3rd team (Country Day) and offensive turnovers (ECI). Good, certainly not great. And yes, next year they are loaded! Stop them now. ELCA and SCPS is the real state championship game, the winner should carry it again. Advantage, ELCA, older more talented….. The amazing thing is that the public schools would have carried it this year….Interesting……
November 25th, 2012
9:51 am
Bulldog 1984 – don't kid yourself. This is hardly the first time that GWA has imported talent. Being a private school opens more doors to recruiting than if it was a public school. The folks at the school on on the hill are just upholding tradition….
November 25th, 2012
11:23 am
@ Chuck….. Obviously you weren't at the ECI – Sav Ch game or you are blind. And if you are i apologize. But turnovers are part of the game, and we caused them, and scored off them. That game was over early. What kind of excuses are you gonna come up with when ELCA hangs 40 or even 50 on you. Wouldn't surprise me at all. But if ya'll do shock the world with an upset this week that will only make us look that much better. This is my way of showing you guys the same respect ya'll showed us when went down to Groves football field in 09( the one they let ya'll borrow cause ya'll don't have one) and we got blasted. Even though we're 2 & 1 in the 3 games we've played against ya'll. OK i feel better.
November 25th, 2012
11:56 am
i believe if you wouldve put whitefield academy in there like they were supposed to be over mt. pisgah, they wouldve beaten athens academy
November 25th, 2012
12:23 pm
Bulldog 1984….Are you implying the GW is actively recruiting for their football program? Unless you have facts to support your allegations, you should be careful in your blogs. The private school "recruitng" issue is certainly a hot topic
November 25th, 2012
12:54 pm
@Level playing field – I have a friend who lives in the vicinity of GWA and his son is a tremendous athlete in the local area recreation football program. He was asked to bring his son over to GWA, to which my friend replied: 1.I don't live in the county the school is located in, and 2. I can't afford the tuition. The response he received was "we're a private school so our students don't have to live within the county and we have funding available for kids with 'that kind of talent.'" It's happening, that's why GHSA had no choice but to do something about it. Just facts.
November 25th, 2012
2:20 pm
@Seth .. I expected to see you at the ELCA game Friday
@Swamp Lizard – Do you sleep? Congrats on UF
ELCA should win. Too many good athletes and good speed
November 25th, 2012
2:26 pm
@monroe's first redcoat……ELCA is not there yet ????? What in the world do they need to do to get there ? Have every starter bothways committed to a D-1 program ? Get serious. ELCA has WAY more talent than ANYONE ELSE ! Hands down
November 25th, 2012
3:02 pm
Now if you want to talk about a great defense, Savannah Christian fans just look no further than the Region 3 Champions.
November 25th, 2012
4:38 pm
@1gadawg … I was happy with my Gators! They didn't fold in the 3rd qtr and showed some grit. I sleep when I can! Looking forward to the game Friday night … should be a good one.
November 25th, 2012
6:06 pm
If any of you other weak teams think you have a chance against ELCA the juggernaut, you are fools. ELCA will crush you like ants under our shoes. ELCA is the best team ever in Georgia history.
November 25th, 2012
6:40 pm
@ELCA is GREAT, Raiderman85 is that you?
November 25th, 2012
7:44 pm
@S.Thomas — re: "don't remember Commerce getting blown out as much as they have this season." This isn't quite as new a situation as your memory (or a lot of memories) might think.
This year Commerce lost by 12, 5, 30, 38, 10, 29 … 5 by 10+, 3 by 20+, 2 by 30+
Last year Commerce lost by 27, 33, 33, 11, 22, 10, 21 … 7 by 10+, 5 by 20+, 2 by 30+
2 yrs ago Commerce lost by 3, 3, 42, 7, 21, 10 … 3 by 10+, 2 by 20+, 1 by 30+
Last year arguably uglier than this year.
In the 80's Commerce had 1 season of 5 losses or more
In the 90's Commerce had 2 seasons of 5 losses or more
In the 00's Commerce had 6 seasons of 5 losses or more
In the 10's Commerce has 3 season of 5 losses or more (in only three chances)
That's 6 straight seasons with 5 losses or more.
Prior to this stretch, the most consec. seasons of 5+ losses had been 3 — from 1967 through 1969
It's pretty much an unprecedented dry spell for the Tigers, but it isn't something new to this year, it's been building for quite a while now.
Here's hoping that the new staff can get things turned around.
November 25th, 2012
8:25 pm
Predictions…with scores…for Private side bracket this Friday night:
Prince Avenure Christian over Athen Academy 28-14
Landmark Christian over FPD 17-7
Walker over GWA 21-17
ELCA over Savannah Christian 42-14
November 25th, 2012
9:36 pm
@ Monroe's First Redcoat….I know several of the players from the past that suddenly appeared on the scene at GWA but this was back when we played GISA. Nobody in GISA cared about the recruited talent. The teams we played were from so far away from each other that no one could monitor it. Now were playing teams that are 15 to 40 miles from Monroe and it is being monitored. These kids played youth sports together or against each other and all parents are not ignorant. Kids are talking and most of them are at GWA . Every administrator that is recieving a salary from the GHSA should resign if they're willing to "turn a blind eye" to what is going on. A few simple questions could go a long way. How GHSA would allow a rising 11th grader to transfer schools about 10 to 12 miles down the road is beyond me. This kid was committed to UGA as a sophomore and to allow him to move just a few miles down the road and play his junior and senior year should be looked into by someone that wants to get it right. Was Apalachee Highschool that bad…if so someone needs to look into whats going on over there
November 25th, 2012
11:04 pm
Seminole County will beat dooly, the indians are playing well on both sides of the ball.
November 25th, 2012
11:25 pm
@STC – Enjoy your coverage, but the title of this article would have been No. 16 Mt. Pisgah over No. 1 Athens Academy if MP's running back doesn't get injured just before the half. AA is a good team and showed it, but most here don't realize
November 25th, 2012
11:33 pm
that MP had a first down on the 4 yard line in the 4th quarter until a suspect "illegal man downfield" call erased the play and resulted in no score. MP also drove down the field in the last minute and a half and had a pass into the endzone almost caught on the last play of the game! AA experience won out, but MP outplayed them and was razor close to the year's biggest upset!
November 26th, 2012
12:46 am
A few thoughts…
Since when is a three touchdown margin "struggling?"
Get used to seeing Mt. Pisgah in the playoffs. They are young and talented and have a strong middle school program.
Anyone know why Williams left Apallachee? A friend down in Monroe told me he left mid-season his sophomore year.
Sav Christian over ELCA 28-27
Landmark over FPD 17-14
PAC over AA 21-7
Walker over GWA 10-7 (#30 kicks the 42 yard winner as time expires)
@Swamp Lizard, I was so hoping the Irish would fall so my Dawgs could beat the Gators for the NC.
@gh2o- How can you be so wrong (Athens Christian over Walker) and so right: "The great thing about high school football is that any team can win on any given Friday. All of these teams are in the playoffs for a reason and it should be a lot of fun to watch. Not to mention, this should provide lasting memories for these kids for years to come! Good luck to all of the kids and I hope to see a lot of great, injury-free, competitive football." Well said and I couldn't agree more.
Go Wolverines!
November 26th, 2012
3:04 am
@ innocent bystander – I didn't say that ELCA is not there yet. I said not QUITE there yet. SC has been in the state title game for the past three years, finally winning the big cheese in 2011. SC is 50-6 the past four years, and even though half of those losses came this season, it's hard to argue with the track record. ELCA's record during the same stretch is admirable, but the Chargers have yet to make it to the Big Dance, hence the reason for my pick.
November 26th, 2012
7:02 am
@ J.T Walker …..Williams did leave Appalachee in the middle of the football season as a Sophomore right after he and his father were seen eating lunch together at small restaurant just north of Monroe. NOT A BIG DEAL …..RIGHT. There were more than two people at the table….a 1985 GWA Graduate was also at the table. Rather large, and I mean round, real estate agent that has always stayed close to the coaching staff at GWA. Less than two weeks later, Williams is at GWA and already cleared by GHSA to play football. I have heard of several hardship cases that were approved by GHSA but none so quickly as in the Williams case. GWA played it smart, the coaches did not allow Williams to come in and take over half way through his sophomore year and he stood on the sideline as GWA struggled for the remainder of the season and lost it's first playoff game. Why would a D1 UGA COMMITMENT leave a higher classification to come play at a small class A private school that just joined the GHSA two years ago? …….J.T. the kids at Appalachee say that Williams was kicked off the team during a game when he made a comment during halftime about how he was going to GWA. The players say he was sent home at halftime and almost immediately disappeared from Appalachee.
If GHSA would get off their butts and react to these situations it could be stopped but it appears they do not care. Stiffer regulations would help but with no GHSA official willing to truly enforce their own rules the rules and policies are useless.
Williams is not the only roster addition at GWA this year. Compare last years roster to this years and you will see what I'm talking about.
November 26th, 2012
7:25 am
@ Walker Fan …… I've missed ya !! I thought you'd reply back to me. So you like Walker over George Walton 21-17? I just tend to think your off on that pick a "little".
November 26th, 2012
7:33 am
@ JT Walker ….. Yea, I was hoping the Irish would fall too ….. I guess I'll have to settle for the Sugar Bowl while your Dawgs play in Tampa or Orlando. …… all kidding aside, good luck with Bama !!
So you think Sav Christian will handle ELCA 28-27? ……. I think we all ( Class A fans ) might be shocked at the outcome of that game on Friday night …… we will see. Wish your team the best !!
November 26th, 2012
9:02 am
@bulldawg 1984. Do you think this is something new? Public schools have been doing this for years. Privates play by the same rules as publics.
November 26th, 2012
9:24 am
A Note to all the Class A Heads:
I want to thank all you guys and gals for the high level of discussion and conversation on the Class A Blog!!
As most of you know, I cover games involving teams from all the classifications, which gives me the opportunity to see other athletes and have discourse with other fans. And I can tell you that in both of those areas, Class A takes a back seat to no one (depth is the only disadvantage for Class A teams).
As always, thanks so much for reading and posting!! Here's to some great football as we approach the final rounds of the playoffs — public and private!!
S. Thomas Coleman
November 26th, 2012
9:32 am
@Swamp…sorry about my absence. I like my picks…and scores. Give me yours Your putting way too much stock in one guy from GWA being healthy now. Team game and team score. No back has rushed for 100 yards on Walker this year. Although most people think Walker's 2,000 yard, do it all back Kasian is the team's best asset, the real truth is that Walker's two DE's are the team's number 1 asset and are able to turn everything inside…they are very big for Class A (6-3 275 and 6-3 260) and VERY, VERY mobile…by far the best tandem in Class A I have seen this year. We will see…you may be right…but I believe you were saying last week Athens Christian was going to upset Walker. Although the first half score was close, the game frankly was not. The first half score was the result of ONE lucky blown coverage pass play in AC's favor otherwise the score would have been 28-0. If you played that game 100 times, Walker would win by 3 to 5 TD's every time. Maybe I am wrong and maybe this week is the week Walker finally loses, but I say not this week. and not against this team. Walker 21 – GWA 17.


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Reusing wooden pallets as furniture is not just for industrial interiors or lofts. When I came across the first picture of the pallet coffee table with the glass top, I was inspired to find more examples of different ways to reuse pallets. My favorite use is the office workspace constructed entirely of pallets.
Uses for Wood Pallets:
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- Kid's Bed: To change up the look of a traditional kids room and teach sustainability early on, why not incorporate a wood pallet bed.
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24 Comments
Love the coffee table idea, but the kids bed is just creepy.
Love the coffee table and my cat would LOVE the bed with the stuffed toys on it. Does anyone know where to get a free wooden pallet, or do places now charge a fortune for discarded ones?
I agree. A potential termite bed for children is not a good idea.
LOVE the coffee table! We've been talking about making a deck out of pallets, but that project is still in the discussion phase because I have Project ADD.
EEE gads!!! I thought I was going to love this post when I saw the coffee table but that kids bed is merely lacking leather straps and that conference table looks like its one step from a human sacrifice happening
Wooden pallets around here don't look that rustic. I think these look great because of how worn the wood is.
I agree, creepy kids bed.
Yeah, I was going to click on this post to share how sick I am of pallet overkill on this site. Then I saw that coffee table! How awesome is that thing? I heart it. But I agree with others the rest of the photos are creep and those pallets probably have too many chemicals in it to use as a desk or a bed.
there was a house call or tour last year where someone had constucted a cool outdoor lounge or bed of pallets, but other than that I'll pass.
You realize they are used to store industrial items like drums of chemicals right? I'm all for scavenging but nix to haz mat inside, esp. when sleeping children are involved.
I hate wooden pallets.
Wooden pallets are treated with chemicals many of which are carcinogenic for example urea formaldehyde and methyl bromide. Think twice before you use them, especially around children.
At least that kid would learn about splinters in a hurry. Of these, the coffee table and the ottoman are the best-looking ... but the ottoman would look a thousand times better if it were made with something other than pallets.
Also, don't roaches lay their eggs in those things? Or is that what the formaldehyde is for?
I live in motorhome and sleep in the loft space over the cab. It's very damp up there so putting the mattress right on the ground made no sense. As it turned out, two Home Depot pallets were exactly the size of the mattress. I grabbed some clean-looking ones from the dumpster (with permission), scrubbed and sanded them, and use them as my bed base. You can't see them, but they allow for air flow and have made the loft space much healthier.
This post could not have been more timely as I've been eyeing the numerous free pallets around my neighborhood.
I've decided on a coffee table and under the window shelving for my wall of windows.
Love the coffee table idea too.
I think the wooden pallet veritcal garden that was featured in a recent post was much better executed than that somewhat terrifying child's bed seen above.
I love that ottoman! I wish I was talented enough to make one for myself!
Extra level of creepy added by the dolls on the child's bed... Plus I have to make the requisite "palates are treated with poison stuff" comment because I didn't see it at first glance above.
Seriously though - that coffee table is pretty sexy. I would love to have that in my living room. Maybe I'll make one for the back patio this summer as a test...
I think next year we need an April Fools day post that recommends making horrifically inappropriate household items out of palates. "Toilet Seat Made of Wood Palates" or "DIY Wood Palate Picnic Flatware" "Wood Palate Above Ground Swimming Pool"
I must be weird, I thought the bed was cute ;) But I wouldn't use pallets to make indoor furniture if they are chock full of formaldehyde or other poison!
some are chemically treated and some are heat treated. I imagine the maker of the bed checked to see which one he/she had before using it. The heat treated ones are marked HT.
I can vouch for ec05's comment about them being used to hold drums of hazardous chemicals. That's what we do with them where I work. We clean up after corporations that have made a mess of our environment.
re: chemical treatment:
(From an article on lifehacker on using pallets for a vertical garden:)
"I was curious, so I looked into it. There's something called an "ISPM 15" code on each pallet. If the code includes "HT" it was heat treated, whereas if the code includes "MB" it was treated chemically. "
If you're worried about what they were used to transport go to a business whose wares you approve of. My husband gets heavy duty heat treated ones from a granite counter top fitting company.
I think they all look ugly. A kids bed out of pallets? Creepy, nasty, unsafe.


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Anemones: Sea Anemone - Tube AnemoneSea Anemone Facts About the Sea Anemone Species
Actiniaria and CerianthariaWhite Spotted Rose Anemone Urticina lofotensis Photo © Animal-World
A sea anemone is often called the "flower of the sea", and like flowers they are quite beautiful and varied, but they are actually animals!
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A beautiful sea anemone living with a colorful clownfish is a saltwater aquarium favorite! There are over 1100 described species of sea anemones and we are still being surprised by the discovery of new species. A most recently discovered species, an Antarctic sea anemone from the South Shetland Islands Stephanthus antarcticus, was found and described by Rodriguez & Lopez-Gonzalez in 2003.
Anemones are invertebrates, as are 95% of the earth's creatures. Invertebrates are animals without backbones and most invertebrates are insects. However saltwater animals like sea anemones, corals, shrimps, snails, and crabs are also invertebrates. Anemones are stinging animals that live their entire lives as a polyp, with the only exception being a short larval stage for some species.
Keeping sea anemones in captivity began way back in 1881, when the first anemone specimen was housed in a tub. A more intimate and dedication interest evolved in the mid-20th century. During this time, advances in SCUBA diving along with international jet transportation, made sea anemones much more available and they began being kept in reef aquariums around the world. They are also used as a food source by people in some areas of the Indo-Pacific and the Mediterranean, eaten as boiled or spiced anemones.
Once established, many types of anemones are known to be quite hardy. However many anemones simply do not fare well in captivity. Much of their demise is attributed to the difficulty in the collection and handling of these delicate animals, but it can also often be attributed to their care after being obtained by the aquarist.
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These fabulous colorful animals are found in coastal waters throughout the world. Anemones live in shallow waters including the coral reefs, and in the deep oceans. They live in both tropical waters and cold waters.
Anemones are benthic, which means they are attached to rocks or the sea floor. They mostly stay in one place waiting for fish or other prey to swim by close enough for them to ensnare them in their venom filled tentacles. In the aquarium they will often move around until they find a place that they like and then stay put.
Anemones have a body that is radically symmetric, but other than that they come in many shapes, sizes, and colors. They come in a wide variety of colors and are usually about 1 to 4 inches (2.5-10 cm) across, but a few species can be as small as half an inch (1.25 cm) across or as large 6 feet (1.8 m) across. The largest and most brilliantly colored anemones occur in coastal tropical waters
Taxonomy - Classification: To better understand what sea anemones are, we can gain valuable clues from their scientific classification.
- Kingdom: Animalia
- Phylum: Cnidaria - "to sting"
The phylum Cnidaria includes anemones, corals, jellyfish, and hydras. The term Cnidaria (with a silent "c") means "to sting", and this name refers to the cnidae, or nematocysts, which all Cnidarians have. The 'cnidae' are the stinging cells, which provide these animals a means of capturing prey and/or defending themselves from predators by inducing a painful sting.
Another phylum name (older) for the Cnidarians is Coelenterata (pronounced "se-len-ter-a'-ta'). This name is from their old phyletic grouping, and may still be used informally in some settings when referring to these animals. Coelenterate refers to the single body cavity that serves as stomach, lung, intestine, and everything else! There is only one opening into this cavity, the mouth, through which everything passes in and out. The mouth is surrounded by several or many tentacles, which contain the nematocysts (cnidae) at their tips.
- Class: Anthozoa - "flower-like animals"
Anemones are placed in the Anthozoa class of single or colonial polyps along with corals, sea fans, and sea pansies. The sea anemones are sometimes referred to as the 'flowers of the sea'. They can be very colorful and can appear similar to flowers, but they are not plants. They are actually predatory, meat eating animals. Interestingly their common name 'anemone' is derived from a group of terrestrial plants in the buttercup family. The plant genus Anemone consists of about 120 species of very pretty flowering plants.
Sea anemones Life Cycles: There are two methods by which sea anemones can reproduce, either by sexual reproduction or by lateral fission.
- Sexual reproduction:
Sexual reproduction is where the anemones release eggs and sperm into the water, which then producing free-swimming larvae.
- Lateral fission:
Lateral fission is a system of budding, where an identical animal sprouts from the side of the parent anemone, growing until it can survive on its own. Because of its ability to reproduce by lateral fission or budding, pieces of an anemone can turn into new sea anemones.
Anemones are long-lived animals, with some species of sea anemone living 50 years or more.
The next level of classification for sea anemones is the Order. This is where types of sea anemones begin to diverge:
- Order: Actinaria - Sea Anemones or 'True Anemones'
Sea Anemones are in the order Actinaria, and are often called the "true anemones". They have an adhesive pedal disc or foot used to hold them in place and a hollow cylindrical or column shaped body. They have an oral disc with a mouth at the top which is surrounded by a circle of tentacles containing stinging nettle-cells or nematocysts.
Their stinging cells are used to capture prey and push it into its mouth. With only a slight touch, the tentacles shoot harpoon-like filaments into passing prey, injecting it with a paralyzing neurotoxin, and then guiding it into the mouth.
- Order: Ceriantharia - Tube Anemone or Burrowing Sea Anemone
Tube Anemones are in the order Ceriantharia. They are also known as Tube-dwelling Anemones or the Burrowing Sea Anemone. They are solitary animals, living and withdrawing into tubes buried that are buried in soft sediments.
Tube Anemones look very similar to sea anemones, but they have elongated bodies adapted for burrowing and they lack the pedal disc or foot. The cylindrical shaped body is covered by a tube of secreted mucous and is usually hidden in the muddy substrate. The mouth is on a central disk, surrounded by short tentacles in the center and longer tentacles on the margins. Usually only the tentacles are visible above the ground.
- Zooxanthellae:
Most anemones survive in a symbiotic relation with with marine algae called zooxanthellae. The zooxanthellae are photosynthetic organisms whose waste products are used by the anemone for food. Since the zooxanthellae require light to carry on photosynthesis, anemones in turn require bright light to thrive in the aquarium.
The zooxanthellae are generally a light brown color, the same color as the light brown leather corals that also harbor zooxanthellae. The loss of zooxanthellae, apparent by a whitening of the anemone, usually means the anemone will slowly grow smaller and smaller until it dies.
- What do sea anemones eat:
Sea anemones are carnivores, meaning they are meat-eating animals. Though they obtain most of their nutrition from zooxanthellae, symbiotic algae that lives inside their tissues, they will also eat other proteins. Sea Anemones will eat fish, mussels, worms, shrimp, and zooplankton like copepods, isopods, amphipods, and other small crustaceans, and tiny marine larvae. In order to eat, they must wait for their prey to swim by, then sting and ensnare it with their tentacles, and finally guide it into their mouth
- Marine lighting - how much light for anemones:
Many anemones need lots of light to do well. They need light to support zooxanthellae, symbiotic algae that live inside their tissues and from which they obtain most of their nutrition. Provide 2 to 5 watts per gallon, preferably with some blue spectrum provided by actinic light bulbs or higher temperature metal halide lighting. The scale of light intensity is:
- Low level - 1 to 2 watts per gallon, about a normal marine setup with regular fluorescent bulbs (10 watts per foot bulbs).
- Medium level - 2 to 4 watts per gallon, maximum regular fluorescent to minimum VHO or metal Halide.
- High level - 5 or more watts per gallon, maximum VHO and/or metal halide. See Mini-reef: Lighting for a description of VHO and metal halide
There are few sea anemone predators. When an anemone feels threatened, it will pull its tentacles into its body giving it a round ball-like appearance. Though there are very few animals will eat anemones, there are some that do prey on them. Anemone predators include:
- nudibranchs
- snails
- fish
- sea stars
Some specific predators are the Grey Sea Slug Aeolidia papillosa, which feeds exclusively on sea anemones, and also the Tompot Blenny Parablennius gattorugine, which enjoys snacking on them if it gets a chance.


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Friends today we are chatting about "Dress Code for Moms." Is there even such a thing? One of our male photographers told one of our female producers that she could not wear skinny colored jeans because she's a mom of two. In his opinion, Mom's can't wear certain things and colored jeans are for teens. Now this producer is barely over 30, she's cute and fashionable, her little ones are under the age of 5. Should Mom's be held to a higher standard?
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Suzanne Barnard is Associate Professor of Psychology at Duquesne University, a licensed clinical psychologist, and a filmmaker. She is coeditor, with Bruce Fink, of Reading Seminar XX: Lacan's Major Work on Love, Knowledge, and Feminine Sexuality, and has authored numerous articles and book chapters on Deleuzean, Lacanian, French feminist, and postructuralist approaches to the body, technology, gender and sexuality. She has also written extensively on film theory and criticism, and has screened her films in Europe, Canada, and the U.S. Her current film projects include two shorts, the first produced while artist-in-residence at Binaural Media in Beira Alta, Portugal, and the second co-produced and co-directed with the Portuguese artist Sofia Borges in the Quinta da Vitoria neighborhood of Lisbon.
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2. Cut fish into 4 portions and add to bag. Wash hands. Knead bag to evenly coat fish; let stand 5 minutes to marinate.
3. Coat baking sheet with cooking spray. Place fish, using tongs, on baking sheet with skin (or darkest) side down. Sprinkle top of each fillet with salt, pepper, and 2 teaspoons bread crumbs; then coat with cooking spray. Bake 15 minutes or until fish is opaque and separates easily with a fork. Sprinkle with cheese and serve.
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PRINCESS ANNE, Md. - A week that started as the school's Homecoming celebration turned into a painful end for students and faculty at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore.
"It's Homecoming Week, Homecoming Weekend, people are just looking and trying to have some fun and you hear about this," said sophomore Alex Griffin.
Some describe it as shock and fear as the campus learns about the death of Edmond St. Clair.
"It makes you wonder, could it possibly happen to you?" said sophomore Anthony Holton. "Is it going to happen to one of your friends? It's a scary thing."Investigators won't say what caused the dispute Saturday night, which lead to the stabbing on College Backbone Road. But officers admit they found the 21-year-old St. Clair lying on the road next to his girlfriend's car, with stab wounds to his upper torso.
"It's such a small campus," said sophomore Macala Stewart. "It's pretty close and you now have to wonder are these people going to hurt you."
The victim's friends didn't want to go on camera, but tell WMDT that St. Clair, a Severn, Md. native was a good person, someone who loved music and made music under his name "Trini Wes."
During a university press conference, president Dr. Juliette B. Bell told reporters they'll remember the junior Biology major as someone who had a lot of potential."It's going to be difficult and I'm sure there's going to be many sad days ahead for our students," said Dr. Bell.
President Dr. Bell released a letter to UMES parents explaining the campus murder.
Also, she say the university placed UMES flag at half-staff on Sunday to honor the victim. When asked when the last time a murder like this happened on campus, UMES Police Department Interim Chief Kenny Collins said "it's the first of its kind on campus in 35 years."
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Saturday, Nov. 27, 1971: The D.B. Cooper hijackingPosted on October 29th, 2007 – 6:25 PM
By Ben Welter
The unsolved hijacking of Northwest Flight 305 on Thanksgiving eve 1971 spawned scores of books, TV shows, movies and songs. Here's the Minneapolis Tribune's Page 1A account of the press conference held at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport two days after the well-mannered hijacker jumped off the jet's rear stairway, presumably wearing a parachute and carrying a bag holding $200,000 in cash. The story doesn't mention "Dan Cooper," the name the hijacker used that night.
Hijacker's note
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By Dean Rebuffoni
Staff Writer
A Northwest Airlines stewardess said Friday she first thought a note handed her by a hijacker on a flight Wednesday between Portland, Ore., and Seattle, Wash., was "a pass" or an attempt to "hustle" her.
|FBI sketch of D.B. Cooper …
Stewardess Florence Schaffner, 23, who said she regularly encounters amorous passengers in her work, put the note in her purse without reading it.
The hijacker, who was sitting beside her for the takeoff, motioned to her to read the note, however. It was then that Miss Schaffner, 1600 E. 77th St., Richfield, discovered that the man claimed he had a bomb, was demanding $200,000 ransom, four parachutes and the flight crew's cooperation in his escape.
The hijacker – described by crew members as "not nervous," "rather nice," and "never cruel or nasty" – got everything he wanted, and apparently used two of the parachutes to leave the Boeing 727 jet airplane sometime during its flight later Wednesday from Seattle to Reno, Nev.
At a press conference yesterday morning at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, the plane's six crew members gave this account of the hijacking:
|… and a second sketch.
The middle-aged hijacker, who wore dark glasses, a dark overcoat and a business suit, apparently boarded the plane, Northwest's flight 305, in Portland. He sat alone in the last row of seats in the coach compartment.
Shortly after takeoff from Portland, the man asked Miss Schaffner to sit beside him and then handed her the note.
After she read the note, Miss Schaffner looked inside a small black suitcase the man was holding.
"I was scared to death and pretty nervous," she said "but I do remember seeing a red cylinder in the suitcase."
She said the hijacker had no other suitcases with him, and added that the cylinder filled the black suitcase.
While Miss Schaffner carried the note forward to the plane's cockpit, a second stewardess, Tina Mucklow, 22, sat next to the hijacker to, as Miss Mucklow said, "ensure our passengers' safety."
The plane's commander, Capt. William Scott, 262 Peninsula Rd., Medicine Lake, read the note and contacted Northwest officials via radio. He was told the money and parachutes would be delivered to the airplane while it refueled in Seattle.
Scott went into a holding pattern northwest of Seattle while the $200,000 was collected from several Seattle banks and the four parachutes from nearby McChord Air Force Base.
The airplane landed after about one hour of 40 minutes of circling. The plane's 36 other passengers – who were not aware of the hijacking – left the aircraft in Seattle with Miss Schaffner and a third stewardess, Mrs. Alice Hancock, 24, Inver Grove Heights.
|Capt. William Scott
Scott, First Officer William Rataczak, 3407 Selkirk Dr., Burnsville, and Second Officer Harold E. Anderson, Excelsior, remained in the cockpit throughout the hijacking. They never saw the hijacker.
Miss Mucklow, 7320 Cedar Av., Richfield, remained seated beside the hijacker in the coach compartment and relayed his demands to the cockpit via the plain's intercom system.
"He was always polite to me," Miss Mucklow said of the hijacker. "He did seem impatient at times, though."
While the plane was being refueled, a courier delivered the $200,000 – in $20 bills – and the four parachutes. Miss Mucklow met the courier at the foot of the aircraft's stairs. The money, she said, was in a "soft, white, cloth laundry bag." She said the bag was open and hand no drawstrings.
Scott said the hijacker demanded the airplane fly to Mexico City, but the captain emphasized that the man did not demand the plain fly a certain route.
"All he knew was he was being taken to Reno (for refueling) on the first leg of a flight to Mexico," Scott said.
The hijacker also demanded the crew open the plane's rear door and lower the stairwell after takeoff from Seattle. Scott said he flew below 10,000 feet altitude and at about 200 miles per hour during the Seattle-Reno flight.
Scott said he and his crew made no attempt to stop the hijacking, but followed the orders of Northwest officials with whom they were in radio contact.
"Everything seemed to go nicely as long as we went along with (the hijacker's) demands," Scott said. He added that there was no sky marshal on board the plane at any time.
Miss Mucklow remained with the hijacker as the plane left Seattle. Shortly after takeoff and about 8 p.m. Wednesday, Scott lowered the plane's rear stairs. The hijacker then told Miss Mucklow to, she said, "go to the front, pull the curtain (between the coach and first-class compartments), and don't come back."
|Tina Mucklow
Miss Mucklow did just that. There was no further communication with the hijacker during the Seattle-Reno flight.
Scott said he assumed the hijacker was still aboard when the plane landed in reno. He denied reports that he had radioed officials as the plan approached Reno that the hijacker "took leave of us."
After landing in Reno, Scott tried to call the hijacker on the plane's public address system. He addressed the man as "Sir," and asked if the hijacker had further instructions.
There was no replay. Scott said he found the passenger cabins empty when he walked back from the cockpit after landing.
Two of the four parachutes were still in the plane, Scott said. There was no trace of the hijacker, the money, the laundry bag or the black suitcase the hijacker claimed held a bomb.


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Following the completion of her formal ceramics apprenticeship in Germany Claudia moved to the UK in 1997, where she worked as an assistant to Rupert Spira. Since the launch of her own Montgomery studio in 2004 Claudia has focused on developing a quiet body of celadon wares inspired by historic examples of oriental stoneware and porcelain.
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from Katie Strang of ESPN, Following a disheartening negotiating session where the NHL roundly dismissed all three of the union's proposals in Toronto last Thursday, players walked away with a grim outlook on CBA talks and a bitter aftertaste. In rejecting the union's array of offers within a matter of minutes, NHL commissioner Gary Bettman unintentionally galvanized the players, who felt offended and insulted by his actions and frustrated by the direction of discussions. Now, it looks like Bettman made another serious miscalculation. Bettman and the league released a memo last week, unbeknownst to the NHLPA, that general managers across the league were permitted to talk to players during a specific 48-hour window. But instead of easing the tension of what is sure to be awkward communication between a team's executive and his players, the league's actions may have a far more deleterious effect. Considering the lack of trust between the two sides at this ...
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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
Viewing 61–70 out of 16,741 events
from October 7, 2012 (x) to April 25, 2026
Saturday, August 17, 2013
The Ramble
at Belvedere Castle (in Central Park), Manhattan
2:30 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
A tour through the woods surrounding the Belvedere Castle.
Category: Nature, History, Tours
Teen Volleyball Clinic
at Pier 6 (in Brooklyn Bridge Park), Brooklyn
3:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
Teens can sharpen their volleyball skills with coaching and tips from the experts at Metro Beach Sports.
Category: Fitness, Sports, Waterfront, Outdoor Fitness
Dance at Socrates: A New Program with Norte Maar
at Socrates Sculpture Park, Queens
3:00 p.m.–4:30 p.m.
Throughout August, Socrates Sculpture Park partners with Norte Maar in a new summer series bringing New York based choreographers and their dancers to Socrates.
Category: Education, Dance, Nature, Art, Waterfront
CityParks PuppetMobile Presents Little Red's Hood
at South Oxford Park, Brooklyn
5:00 p.m.
Little Red's Hood is a fresh retelling of the classic "Little Red Riding Hood" tale updated with a modern sensibility that will appeal to kids.
Category: Kids
Family Camping
at Owl's Head Park, Brooklyn
6:00 p.m.–7:00 a.m.
We camp to create lasting memories, connect to the natural world, and to bond with our families. Camping affords us the opportunity to unplug from the diversions of everyday…
Category: Nature, Kids
TechArt Exhibit 2013: The Harlem Renaissance, A Celebration of Harlem Week
at Hansborough Pool & Recreation Center (in Hansborough Recreation Center), Manhattan
6:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
At TechArt Exhibit 2013, Hansborough Recreation Center will be showcasing the best of their Tech Arts Camp, and conducting FREE tours of the Center. All are welcome at this Harlem Week celebration!
Category: Arts & Crafts, Art
Speak: A Multi-media Concert
at East River Park, Manhattan
7:00 p.m.–9:30 p.m.
Speak is a multi-media concert and dance piece inspired by the songs of artist Marla Mase's acclaimed album, Speak Deluxe, that combines live music, spoken word, dance & visual imagery.
Category: Concerts, Dance, Free Summer Concerts
SummerStage Concert: Twin Shadow, Autre Ne Veut, DJ sets by Mano Built by meanred
at Rumsey Playfield (in Central Park), Manhattan
7:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
Twin Shadow is the musical child of Dominican-born George Lewis Jr.
Category: Concerts, Free Summer Concerts
SummerStage Theater: Diablo Love
at 18 Mount Morris Park West (in Marcus Garvey Park), Manhattan
8:00 p.m.–9:30 p.m.
What would you do for love? In the pits of Hell, Baliel, a lost soul, must prove his worth or else spend the rest of eternity in the lake of fire.
Category: Concerts, Theater, Free Summer Concerts, Free Summer Theater
Summer Movie Series: Beverly Hills Chihuahua
at Pavilion (in Conference House Park), Staten Island
8:00 p.m.
Watch a movie in the great outdoors! We're showing family-friendly films through August.
Category: Film, Kids, Free Summer Movies
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