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Musicians who rent the recording studio at the music hall, along with advertising dollars for its new television presence, may provide an increased income stream for OFA ministries.
Thus far, OFA includes a men's residential home in Nances Creek, a women and children's residential home in Bonny Brook, a rescue ministry for Ukrainian orphans and former prisoners, and a variety of work opportunities for local OFA residents.
Last week, I sat down with the 67-year-old McLeod in OFA's home-like office in East Jacksonville. He is a tender-hearted, grandfatherly man whose voice broke several times as he looked back over the ministry that he calls miraculous.
"We don't know what we are doing," he says of himself and his staff. Some people may take that comment wrong, but McLeod is referring to the unexpected, unplanned manner in which Our Father's Arms has grown. He said he has simply prayed and daily followed God's lead as OFA has grown.
The most visible aspect of the ministry is the Dugger Mountain Music Hall on Alabama 9 in Nances Creek, formerly Victory Baptist Church. It is five miles south of Piedmont. For the past several years, a crowd of about 80 gathered on the third Saturday of each month to hear musicians from throughout the Southeast. Members of the crowd placed donations into a bucket, which helped pay for the musicians' travel expenses.
"It has become the high-profile of a low-profile ministry," said McLeod, referring to the sequestered two homes for those in need.
The entertaining concerts at the music hall, and the quality of the recordings that have been produced there, have created positive change.
"There a buzz taking place in the music industry," said McLeod.
Some time back, a television producer from Huntsville attended a concert at the music hall and liked what he heard. He told McLeod that the concerts should be recorded and aired. So, volunteers recorded, edited and began airing the shows. These activities attracted the attention of a national television based in Tampa, Fla., called The Walk. Recently, Alabama Public Television obtained the rights to air the concerts.
The backlog of filmed concerts has created a temporary need to halt the local concerts until post editing can be completed.
"We went from an audience of eighty to more than eighty million," said McLeod. He also noted that the music hall has become a perfect audio/video place to film live concerts.
The concerts will be back, though, according to McLeod.
Local fans who are disappointed about the cessation of monthly concerts can still enjoy them in the future. They should visit the music hall's website, www.duggermountainmusic.com, and keep a check on the calendar. Fans may learn of the concert dates, see who is performing, and reserve their seats.
In the meantime, McLeod said OFA's vision to spread the gospel to as many people as possible continues. He appreciates the donations that have made the ministry a success thus far, especially those who have voluntarily labored for OFA. Also, he appreciates the unsolicited contributions that have come in, not only from local supporters but also from people in far-reaching places.
McLeod envisions the expansion of the television ministry, which will include a Christian cook show. Plans are also underway for OFA to develop an agricultural college for orphans in the Ukraine. The ministry hopes to provide even more jobs for those who in need of them.
"I'm humbled," said McLeod. "The ministry has surpassed anything I could expect or think."
After that comment, he broke into one of his characteristic, rhymed cadences that tell a story. This one is about himself, as he told of a minister who "a coat and tie never did fit."
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What type of books? Real ones or downloadable ones? There are sites and videos too.
In mathematics, you don't understand things. You just get used to them.
I have the result, but I do not yet know how to get it.
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There are the Edexcel C1/C2 books by Keith Pledger, which most of us use for AS-level Mathematics in the UK (for those on that exam board). I think they are easy to follow.
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I haven't touched this math in, well, about 15 yrs And what I learned I forgot, some of it, not all, now I want to get my brain going, I'm going to have to start with the fundamentals, and what vectors and algebra is, and dot matrix etc, I'd prefer if there was a book with picture examples, of all the different types following the math.
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Northwest Kite Summit November 17, 2012
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For those of you interested in the future of kiting and its potential you may want to check this out!.
The World Kite Museum in Long Beach Washington will be hosting the first Northwest Kite Summit this Saturday November 17, 2012. The Summit will run from 11 am -4pm Here is the information released from Chelsea Libby, the new director of the World Kite Museum.
The World Kite Museum in partnership with John Barresi, president of the American Kite Association (AKA), will be hosting a summit for kite fliers, enthusiasts, and supporters to discuss the future of the kite flying industry and ways to address the potential audience effectively. This summit is designed to get at the heart of the goals for the kite flying industry and seek answers to questions about developing interest in youth, families, and amateurs. The event is sponsored by some of our local community merchants including Long Beach Coffee Roasters and Cottage Bakery who will be providing provisions for our hard working kite fliers. I will be speaking about the potential for kite fliers to use informal educational methods to prompt conversations about their topic and ways to interact with families and children culled from my years of experience at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis. If you are interested in attending the event please email me at email@example.com no later than Wednesday the 14th.
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On this incredible trekking adventure, you'll spend 13 challenging days traversing forests of rhododendron, isolated hamlets, and mountain villages. For six to seven hours a day, make your way along the trails of this challenging circuit on and around one of the world's highest mountains while encountering temples, monasteries, and breathtaking landscapes. Led by expert guides and assisted by support staff throughout, you'll be greeted by locals who offer a fascinating glimpse of traditional rural life and majestic views few rarely experience.
Highlights: Witness stunning Himalayan views, experience high passes and prayer flags, stay in teahouse lodges and tiny hamlets, meet Sherpa herders along the trek, explore rhododendron forests and hot springs.
India on a Shoestring (AHRH)
From the monuments of Delhi to the colourful cities of Rajasthan, experience three weeks of northern India's best. Marvel at Jaisalmer's mud fortress and Bikaner's unique temple before journeying into the desert for an overnight camel safari. Follow in the footsteps of pilgrims and make your way to the Ganges River at Varanasi. Your expert CEO will take care of the hassles so you're free to see the sights or just soak up the vibe—India is home to great food, fascinating culture, alluring sights and friendly and inviting people. Discover the charms and mystery that make up this incredible country.
Highlights: Drink in a kaleidoscope of colour and culture, experience spiritual Varanasi along the Ganges, marvel at the Taj in Agra, wander vibrant cities, revel in the colourful villages of Rajasthan.
Thailand on a Shoestring (ATRT)
Perfect for those looking to experience northern Thailand's cultural treasures and the natural beauty of its southern islands. This 16-day trip will help you get off the beaten path with a trek to the region's hilltribes but remains flexible enough to suit all tastes. From the lush hills of the north, stitched through with the diverse colours of its hilltribes, to the soft sands of the south and the glorious chaos of Bangkok, Thailand will leave you captivated.
Highlights: Experience the bustling streets of Bangkok, explore colourful Chiang Mai, trek on foot and by elephant through the jungle, overnight in remote hilltribe villages, float down a river on a bamboo raft, enjoy the island beaches of Koh Samui and Koh Tao.
China on a Shoestring: Hong Kong to Beijing (ACRC)
Soak in the vibrant pulse of Hong Kong, float down the Yangtze on a Chinese-style riverboat and walk the Great Wall with other others that share your appetite for adventure. Enjoy eighteen days packed with China's major sights and out-of-the way gems with the freedom to choose those that interest you. Cycle along Xian's ancient city walls and through the stunning rice fields and limestone karsts of Yangzhou. Explore gorgeous scenery straight out of a painting or just relax and take it all in.
Highlights: Exploring Shanghai and Hong Kong's bustling streets and Yangshuo's karst scenery, cruising the Three Gorges of the Yangtse River, discovering history in Xi'an and Beijing, walking along the Great Wall of China.
- Travel Style:
- Yolo
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Service Level:
- Basic
- Physical Grading:
- 3
Cambodia & Vietnam on a Shoestring (ATCV)
Begin in Bangkok—a city that never sleeps—and end by braving Hanoi's bustling streets. Plug in to Cambodia and Vietnam on this electric journey with breaks to bliss out on white-sand beaches. Get a history lesson exploring Angkor Wat or walking Ho Chi Minh City's streets. With your accommodation and transport arranged by our expert CEOs, this adventure offers a great combination of must-see highlights and free time to explore on your own.
Highlights: Explore the bustling streets of Bangkok, revel in the majesty of Angkor Wat, enjoy a delicious local Khmer meal in a small village, discover colonial Phnom Penh, relax on golden beaches, shop Hoi An's quaint streets, float through Halong Bay, walk the intriguing streets of Hanoi.
China on a Shoestring—Beijing to Hong Kong (ACRG)
For ambitious travellers on a tight budget who are after an experience full of the very best this country has to offer, this tour showcases the scenic wonders without missing its most famous cities and sites. Walk back in time along the Great Wall then see the future in Shanghai. Our CEOs will help you dig deeper into the very best of China. Offering a great deal of flexibility, our optional activities allow you to go beyond the highlights.
Highlights: Explore cosmopolitan cities, uncover ancient capitals and charming rural villages, cruise the Yangtze River, marvel at the Terracotta Warriors, stand in awe on the Great Wall.
Discover India—Delhi to Kochi (AHDC)
From the hectic pace of northern Delhi to the beaches of Goa and the fishing nets of relaxed Kochi, this epic journey packages the subcontinent's highlights into three well-paced weeks. Watch the sunrise at Savitri temple in Pushkar and explore the canals of Alleppey on your way to a homestay with a local family. With your hotel and transport arranged by our CEOs, you can concentrate on choosing your own adventure. Pack your trip with everything you want—and nothing you don't. What are you waiting for? Lush hills, bustling cities and mouth-watering curries await!
Highlights: Experience the Taj Mahal at sunrise, capture colourful Rajasthan in your viewfinder, relax on quiet beaches in Goa, connect with the locals in a homestay, sample delicious Indian cuisine.
Southeast Asia on a Shoestring (ATRA)
Feast on a Nyonya delicacy in Melaka or delicious street food in Singapore as you hit the highlights of Southeast Asia. With other travellers your own age, you'll enjoy this adventure's pace, exploring the hilltribes of Northern Thailand or mellowing out on the white-sand beaches of the exotic south—it's your choice. With your accommodation and transport arranged by our expert CEO, you'll enjoy the freedom of roaming where you want to and choosing your activities—cross into Malaysia to experience mouthwatering laksa while shopping in KL's night market or take high tea at Raffles in Singapore.
Highlights: Explore some of Asia's largest cities, trek on foot and on the back of an elephant, visit remote hilltribe villages, go bamboo rafting, enjoy island life in Koh Samui, visit tea stations of the Cameron Highlands.
Vietnam, Laos & Thailand on a Shoestring (AVVL)
From the fast-paced nightlife of Bangkok to a slow boat along the Mekong, this trip brings you the best of South East Asia on a shoestring. You'll party along the beautiful bay of Vietnam's Nha Trang in the company of like-minded travellers and channel the French vibe sipping coffee in riverside cafés in Laos. Explore golden temples or hunt down treasures in local markets—the choice is all yours. Best of all, your CEO will take the hassle out of planning, so you're free to soak up the spirit of this amazing region.
Highlights: Explore vibrant cities, snorkel colourful reefs, shop in quaint Hoi An, float among the karsts of Halong Bay, discover sleepy Laos, cruise the mighty Mekong River.
Trans Mongolian Adventure (ARRT)
Epic doesn't begin to describe this overland journey from Russia to China. From the cathedrals of Russia to the imperial palaces of Beijing, you'll encounter the best of St Petersburg and Moscow before boarding the legendary Trans-Siberian Railway en route to Lake Baikal. Experience secluded Mongolia's colourful culture and spend a night in a ger before continuing on to the palaces of Beijing. An experienced CEO will lead the way and take care of the details so you're free to enjoy one of the world's greatest train rides. Offering a balance of guided excursions and free time, this adventure is proof that getting there is half the fun.
Highlights: Wander St Petersburg streets and Beijing hutongs, journey by train across the steppes, dine on Lake Baikal's fish, admire Red Square and Chinese temples, spend the night in a traditional Mongolian ger.
- Travel Style:
- Yolo
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Service Level:
- Basic
- Physical Grading:
- 2
Trekking Annapurna (ANTA)
India on a Shoestring (AHRH)
Thailand on a Shoestring (ATRT)
China on a Shoestring: Hong Kong to Beijing (ACRC)
Cambodia & Vietnam on a Shoestring (ATCV)
China on a Shoestring—Beijing to Hong Kong (ACRG)
Discover India—Delhi to Kochi (AHDC)
Southeast Asia on a Shoestring (ATRA)
Vietnam, Laos & Thailand on a Shoestring (AVVL)
Trans Mongolian Adventure (ARRT)
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|India on a Shoestring (AHRH)
|20 days
From $1349
|Thailand on a Shoestring (ATRT)
|16 days
From $1399
|China on a Shoestring: Hong Kong to Beijing (ACRC)
|18 days
From $1614
|Cambodia & Vietnam on a Shoestring (ATCV)
|20 days
From $1679
|China on a Shoestring—Beijing to Hong Kong (ACRG)
|18 days
From $1899
|Discover India—Delhi to Kochi (AHDC)
|21 days
From $1949
|Southeast Asia on a Shoestring (ATRA)
|21 days
From $1949
|Vietnam, Laos & Thailand on a Shoestring (AVVL)
|22 days
From $1949
|Trans Mongolian Adventure (ARRT)
|17 days
From $2699


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Joey Bistro
If it's Italian dining you have a taste for, then visit Joey Bistro located onsite at Los Abrigados Resort & Spa. Outstanding dishes, generous portions and attentive service in a beautiful setting will make Joey Bistro a highlight of your stay. As you enter Joey Bistro at Los Abrigados in Sedona, plan to be called by your first name if you are a return diner, because we never forget a face. You may even be challenged to name one of the forty Joes - hence the name Joey Bistro - from the literary, sporting and entertainment arenas that adorn the walls.
Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village
Your unforgettable Sedona experience must include spending time at internationally renowned Tlaquepaque (pronounced Tla-keh-pah-keh), Sedona Arizona's Arts & Crafts Village. Nestled beneath the shade of the sycamores on the banks of beautiful Oak Creek in Sedona, Tlaquepaque is the most distinctive shopping experience to be found in the Southwest. Authentically fashioned after a traditional Mexican village, Tlaquepaque, meaning the "best of everything," has been a Sedona landmark since the 1970's.
Shuegrue's Javelina Cantina
Javelina Cantina offers traditional Sonoran Mexican cuisine in Arizona. Our chef insists on using nothing but the freshest and finest ingredients available. Experience great Mexican food, a lively atmosphere, desert views, and a convenient location in the Hillside shops.
Pink Jeep Tours
Are you looking for the top rated Arizona tour? Since 1958, Pink Jeep Tours is the original Sedona Jeep tour company! If you're looking to see Sedona, Arizona like never before, let Pink Jeep Tours guide you to new heights and widen your perspective!
Krazy Kyote Activities & Tours
Adventure is just one of the many experiences to be discovered in the magical setting of Sedona. Just a 90-minute drive from Phoenix and 30 minutes from Flagstaff, Sedona offers breathtaking scenery, mild climate and an abundance of things to see. Enjoy the experience of Sedona's red rocks and panoramic landscapes.
Northern Light Balloon Expedition
We are the oldest and largest hot air balloon company in northern Arizona and offer the most professional service to you and your guests. Our aircraft, ground support equipment and vehicles are the most modern and best maintained in the area, exceeding FAA and balloon industry standards. Our pilots (all high-hour, seasoned professionals), ground crew and support personnel comprise a team that is second to none and their combined talents will provide an experience that balloon enthusiasts have said far exceeds other balloon expeditions they have experienced.
Takashi Japanese Restaurant
Located up the hill in downtown Sedona, Takashi Japanese Restaurant features traditional Japanese cuisine to please anyone's palate. Tasteful entrees includes teppan yaki, sushi, teriyaki, and tempura.
Way of the Ancients Tours
Way of the Ancients Tours is a family owned company. We are privileged to be able to live and work in Sedona, Northern Arizona and would love to share the natural wonders of this region with our guests.We specialize in taking small groups, at a leisurely pace.
Myofascial Release Treatment Centers
John F. Barnes is a internationally recognized therapist, lecturer and author. The President and Director of the Myofascial Release Treatment Centers and National Myofascial Release Seminars, Barnes has developed innovative approaches to evaluate and treat pain and other dysfunctions. Patients are referred to the center for therapy.
Oak Creek Brewing Co.
Since February 1995, Sedona's only Microbrewery has been known to locals and tourists alike as the place to enjoy delicious handcrafted brews in a relaxed, unique setting.
Dahl & DiLuca Ristorante Italiano
Serving up excellent Italian fare, Dahl & DiLuca Ristorante Italiano is one of Sedona's best dining places to dine. Experience the complete Mediterranean ambiance with bright red tablecloths, lattice-backed chairs and saltillo tile floors. On weekends, jazz piano music adds a festive touch. Pastas featured here include Piatto Milanese, tender linguine with spicy italian sausage, mushrooms, peppers, onions and peas in aglio sauce. Veal, chicken and daily seafood specials are also restaurant favorites.
Oakcreek Country Club
Oakcreek Country Club designed by the famous father and son team of Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Robert Trent Jones Jr. can truly be described as a work of art. The 18-hole championship golf course is nestled among the beautiful and breathtaking red rocks of Sedona, Arizona.
Trail Horse Adventures
With 80 of the finest trail horses anywhere, and our professionally trained CPR/First-Aid certified guides, we are the chosen outfitter for families, event planners and corporate groups throughout the United States. Our envied permits include the Tonto, Coconino, and Prescott National Forests.
The Full Moon Saloon
Locals and tourists alike mingle in a "Cheers" type atmosphere where entertaining bartenders actually know and remember your name, and service and entertainment are number one. Our karaoke hosts really know how to have fun and we are constantly bring fun and entertainment for everyone to enjoy!
M Diamond Ranch
A number of years before Arizona's admission to statehood, a midwesterner by the name of Irvin Walker came west to catch, gentle and sell wild horses. This ranch runs a commercial herd of Black Angus cattle as well as buy,train, and sell ranch horses. Take on the great trail rides offered in the ranch. Enjoy many cookouts and other special events to top off this experience!
Verde Canyon Railroad
Arizona's longest-running nature show is seen from panoramic windows along the wilderness route. Our four-hour scenic ride runs year-round and includes sights of Sinagua Indian ruins, eagles, wildlife, and a 680-foot man-made tunnel. Passengers can enjoy a four-hour first-class train ride all over Arizona.
The Arboretum at Flagstaff
Visit the collection of over 2,500 species of high country flowers at The Arboretum at Flagstaff! Take guided tours throughout the forest and discover over 200 species of birds and a selection of classes and workshops offered daily.
The Arboretum at Flagstaff
The Arboretum at Flagstaff is a botanical garden, research station, and environmental education center. Our goal is to help you better understand the plants and plant communities of the world-renowned Colorado Plateau, home to such natural wonders as Grand Canyon and Zion National Parks. The Arboretum is known for its beautiful collection of 2,500 species of plants, our guided tours, and spectacular views of the surrounding mountains, meadows, and forests.
Heartline Cafe
The name "Heartline" comes from the Zuni Indian Tribe's bear fetish which symbolizes health, long life, and good luck. The Heartline Cafe, one of Sedona's finest restaurants, symbolizes all that is magically flavorful, tasty, and unique.
Montezuma Castle National Monument
Sinagua farmers began building this five-story, 20-room dwelling early in the twelfth century. Montezuma Castle stands in a cliff recess a hundred feet above the valley. Wander in the trails of ancient ruins, cliff dwellings, and 1,000 year old irrigation ditch which are still used til this day!
Continental Country Club Golf Course
The Continental Country Club Golf Course (formally Elden Hills Golf Course) is nestled at the foot of the San Francisco Peaks in Flagstaff Arizona. It is a delightfully challenging course with fun-to-play par 5s and demanding par 3s. This 18-hole course totals 6,014 yards making it easy to walk or ride. The scenic views make this course as appealing to the eye as it is fun to play. The course is shadowed by Mt. Elden making for splendid scenery, as well as comfortable temperatures to play in.
The Museum Club
Built in 1931, The Museum Club is Arizona's premiere roadhouse and dance club! Located at 3404 E. Route 66 in Flagstaff, Arizona, the Museum Club offers the best in Live Country Western and After Hours entertainment. Dance the night away on Arizona's largest wooden dance floor, and receive only the finest old-fashioned service from our fully-stocked 1880's mahogany backbar. The Museum Club was named "reader's favorite dance club by Country America Magazine, and is listed among the Top 10 Roadhouses by Car & Driver Magazine!
Museum of Northern Arizona
The mission of the Museum of Northern Arizona is to inspire a sense of love and responsibility for the beauty and diversity of the Colorado Plateau through collecting, studying, interpreting, and preserving the region's natural and cultural heritage.
Arizona Snowbowl Ski Area
Offering year round atctivities, there's plenty to do here in Arizona Snowbowl!Sitting atop one of the highest points on the San Francisco Peaks, the Arizona Snowbowl offers winter skiing, snowboarding, backcountry hiking and overnight lodging. During the summer months visitors can take the Scenic Skyride aboard the Agassiz chairlift to an elevation of 11,500 feet. Along the way they can take in the wondrous vistas surrounding the volcanic highlands and see clear to the Grand Canyon. But no matter what time of the year you visit the Snowbowl there is something fun for everyone.
Arizona Snowbowl Ski Area
Offering year round atctivities, there's plenty to do here in Arizona Snowbowl!Sitting atop one of the highest points on the San Francisco Peaks, the Arizona Snowbowl offers winter skiing, snowboarding, backcountry hiking and overnight lodging. During the summer months visitors can take the Scenic Skyride aboard the Agassiz chairlift to an elevation of 11,500 feet. Along the way they can take in the wondrous vistas surrounding the volcanic highlands and see clear to the Grand Canyon. But no matter what time of the year you visit the Snowbowl there is something fun for everyone.
Wanderlust Hot Air Balloons Adventure Rides
Welcome to the exciting world of Hot Air Ballooning! A balloon flight is one of the most exhilarating experiences one can have. Enjoy gliding above the countryside and take pleasure in the breathtaking views to the sky around you. Make it a memorable trip and take a balloon ride with Wanderlust Balloons!
Tonto Natural Bridge State Park
This little park is a must see if you are in the area. The park is located just north of Payson, Arizona, and is about a two hour drive from Pine Top. They believe this is the world's largest natural travestine (type of rock) bridge in the world. The whole park can be seen in probably two to three hours, but you may want to stay for the entire day. There were no crowds the day we visited (late afternoon on a Wednesday in April). In fact, during our time there we saw only five other people.
Cave Creek Outfitters
Take a ride in the west at Arizona's horseback riding adventure at Cave Creek Outfitters! Take in the panoramic vistas of the Sonoran Desert as you cross the trails of the historic legacies left behind by Cochise, Geronimo, Wyatt Earp and the ancient Hohokam. Each tour allows you to learn more about the abundance of plants and animal life surrounding the desert.
Arizona Cowboys Jeep Tours
Encounter the wildlife of the Sonoran Desert when you take an adventure tour at Arizona Cowboys Jeep Tours! Learn about the plant life, history and desert ecosystem of this surrounding forest and desert. A Cowboy naturalist will be your guide throughout this exciting journey.
Desert Ridge Marketplace
Desert Ridge Marketplace is like nothing you've ever experienced. It's 1.2 million-square feet of shopping, dining and entertainment that has no equal. Not in Arizona. Not in the U.S.A. Not anywhere. Color, energy and fun are the main theme for this destination! It'll make you come back for more!
Grand Canyon National Park
Located entirely in northern Arizona, the park encompasses 277 miles of the Colorado River and adjacent uplands. One of the most spectacular examples of erosion anywhere in the world, Grand Canyon is unmatched in the incomparable vistas it offers to
TPC Scottsdale Golf Club
The Stadium Course offers you the opportunity to Play Where the PGA TOUR Professionals Play. Surrounded by spectacular Mountain views, the course was designed specifically to host the Phoenix Open. One of the most dramatic holes is the par 5, 15th Hole. An island green, the 501 yard hole challenges all levels to make it past the water on the left to the green in two strokes. Hole # 16 will always be remembered as the site of Tiger Woods hole in one. Challenge yourself to make your own history on Hole # 16!
Meteor Crater
The Meteor Crater in the state of Arizona was the first crater to be identified as an impact crater. Between 20,000 to 50,000 years ago, a small asteroid about 80 feet in diameter impacted the Earth and formed the crater. The crater is the best preserved crater on Earth and measures 1.2 km in diameter. For many years, scientists had denied that there were any impact craters on Earth. The origin of this crater has been a source of controversy for many years. The discovery of fragments of the Canyon Diablo meteorite help prove that the feature was in fact an impact crater.
CrackerJax Family Fun & Sports Park
Over 28 acres of fun for all ages! Automated driving range, golf school, miniature golf, go karts, batting cages, volleyball, arcade, restaurant, clubhouse, meeting rooms. Corporate groups and large parties, multi-themed and up to 1500+!
Kierland Golf Club
Designed by Scott Miller, this dramatic course is set apart from any other desert golf experience. Emerald green fairways are etched into golden-colored desert grasses, sweeping over constantly changing elevations to flawless tif-eagle bermuda greens. More than three hundred bunkers guard the way, along with lakes, dry desert washes and strands of desert trees.
Apache Trail Tours & Superstition Mtn. Adventures
There's a reason the Discovery Channel chose us to showcase on their Travel Channel feature "Incredible Arizona." You'll know why the minute you hit the trail! Surround yourself with spectacular scenery around the world famous Apache Trail.
Salt River Tubing & Recreation
We invite you to spend the day or an afternoon tubing the Lower Salt River rapids in beautiful Tonto National Forest near Mesa, Arizona! Just a short drive from Phoenix, the Salt River is a recreational paradise that offers " chills and thrills" while you relaxing in the cool mountain-stream waters. Friends and families gather in picnic areas for a wonderful day out.
Out of Africa Wildlife Park
Out of Africa Wildlife Park is not only a zoo or a circus; it is truly an experience all around. It is a garden-like setting that allows visitors to actually encounter the kingdom of the wild. See over 400 animal all over the world and explore Arizona's best wildlife park!
Fiddlesticks Family Fun Park
Fiddlesticks Family Fun Parks - great fun for everyone! Located in Tempe, this fun-filled park feature Go-Karts, Bumper Boats, Batting Cages, Mini-Golf, Arcade, Kiddie Rides, pizza, snacks & more!
Southwest Adventures
Southewest Adventures is a Jeep tour, outdoor adventure and western entertainment company based in Arizona. Southwest Adventures offers intimate and personal experiences guided by colorful cowboys and backcountry adventure guides. From a remote desert Jeep tour to a personally customized adventure, they offer something for everyone. Soutwest Adventures features Arizona's breathtaking outdoors at its best. The desert ecology and archaeological tours with a country Jeep, mountain bike, horseback or hiking are a great way to explore the country.
Biltmore Fashion Park
Visitors are important to us here at Biltmore Fashion Park. This chic shopping area is a favorite amongst visitors. A variety of stores is sure to please everyone's interest, wants and needs. Our Information and Visitor Center has materials available to make your stay in Phoenix as rewarding as possible.
Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts
Whether you're a seasoned collector, an art enthusiast or someone new to the art scene, Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts is your consummate guide to Scottsdale and the Valley's thriving arts and cultural community. Find the latest news on special exhibits, theater, and educational programs.
Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art
Museum devoted to modern and contemporary art, architecture, and design.
Scottsdale Stadium
Home to more than baseball... Scottsdale Stadium is located in the middle of our scenic downtown and a short walk from a wide selection of restaurants, clubs and galleries. Scottsdale Stadium is home to some of Scottsdale's most celebrated occasion like the Cactus League Spring Training, Arizona Fall League, and a series of year-round meetings and events.
Casino Arizona at Indian Bend & Mckellips
From Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, take 202 East to the 101 Freeway North. Exit going east at Indian Bend Road. Our casino at 101 and Indian Bend is located next to Scottsdale's Pavilions Shopping Center and Talking Stick Golf Course. Intimate in feel, our Indian Bend location features 532 slots, 36 Blackjack tables, a 45 tables non-smoking Poker room, off-track betting, a Keno room, and the Wandering Horse Bar and Cafe.
Heard Museum
The internationally acclaimed Heard Museum is one of the best places to experience and learn the life and heritage of Native Americans in the Southwest. Enjoy the educational programs and festivals held in this magnificent museum.
Phoenix Zoo
Come to the Phoenix Zoo and share songs and games to celebrate the natural world while building basic music competency in young children. Each child and caregiver duo will learn how to play together in ways that will enhance their child's musical an
Big Surf Water Park - Tempe, Arizona
This is America's FIRST water park with one of the world's largest wavepools. There's plenty of fun for everyone! Plan your next family outing with us!
Celebrity Theater
The perfect place to catch a concert, paly or any speical event.
Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park
Pueblo Grande Museum will collect, preserve, interpret, and exhibit materials from the site of Pueblo Grande as well as archaeological and ethnographic material from the Greater Southwest. The Museum is dedicated to enhancing the knowledge of history and enthomology of the Americans of the Southwest.
Arizona Center
Visit the Arizona Center for the best experience in shopping, dining, and entertainment, located in Phoenix, AZ. Enjoy the open-air oasis and the unique urban setting.
Arizona Science Center
The Arizona Science Center offers hands-on, eye-opening fun with more than 300 interactive exhibits, a state-of-the-art planetarium, five-story giant-screen theater, live demonstrations, and traveling exhibitions.
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"They are victims of a sweeping, unconstitutional witch hunt on the part of the individual defendants," the plaintiffs' attorney, Lawrence Fisher, told The Associated Press on Monday.
Three of the five former State Correctional Institution-Pittsburgh guards who filed the federal lawsuit are awaiting trial on charges they abused inmates—usually sex offenders—or covered up such abuse, while one of the plaintiffs was never charged and the other had charges dismissed. That guard, Brian Olinger, is also suing for malicious prosecution.
The lawsuit names corrections secretary John Wetzel, his deputy Shirley Moore Smeal, two investigators with the department's Office of Special Investigations and Intelligence, and the prison's former superintendent, Melvin Lockett, and his successor, Daniel Burns. Corrections spokeswoman Susan McNaughton said the department doesn't comment on litigation.
The focus of the criminal investigation—if not the lawsuit—is 60-year-old Harry Nicoletti of Coraopolis, who remains scheduled for trial on 89 counts in January but has claimed charges that he forcibly sexually abused or otherwise assaulted child molesters at the prison are "made up."
One plaintiff in the lawsuit, John Michaels, never faced criminal charges, though two other fired guards, Tory Kelly, 41, of Aliquippa and Bruce Lowther, 35, of West Newton, still do. Kelly is scheduled for trial Dec. 17 on 14 abuse counts and five related to allegations that he intimidated witnesses. Lowther is scheduled for a Jan. 28 trial on one count each of official oppression and conspiracy.
Fisher said he expects Nicoletti, Kelly and Lowther "will be exonerated as well."
Fisher doesn't say in the lawsuit why corrections officials would have been motivated to falsely accuse guards but told the AP, "Regardless of their motives, their actions are unconstitutional."
Fisher contends his clients were wrongly suspended at various times throughout 2011 without being given an explanation or a proper chance to defend themselves before some of them were charged with crimes. He claims the investigation began with a convicted child sex abuser's claim that he was propositioned by a guard on F Block, an intake section for new prisoners where all the guards in question worked.
The lawsuit contends the defendants "stoked" that inmate's "initial claim to morph uncontrollably into a baseless conspiracy that SCI-Pittsburgh Corrections Officers sought out incarcerated child sex abusers and subjected them to violence and sexually invasive conduct on F Block."
Fisher, who has represented other inmates who have alleged abuse in jails and prisons, notes that one alleged victim recanted his testimony against Nicoletti, and argues in the lawsuit that investigators should know that inmates sometimes make up claims of wrongdoing to get back at guards they don't like.
Although the lawsuit contends the abuse allegations are false, the thrust is that the guards wrongly lost their jobs and are suffering physically and financially as a result because they were kept in the dark about the nature of the allegations until Nicoletti was criminally charged.
A labor arbitrator overturned the suspensions of seven guards—including four of Fisher's plaintiffs—after finding they weren't given an opportunity to defend themselves. The guards were paid some back wages and then fired anyway, and the Commonwealth Court last month overturned the arbitrator's findings saying the guard didn't challenge their suspensions within 15 days, as required by law.
The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages because the guards have cashed in pension funds, lost their health insurance, or have taken lower-paying jobs. Michaels has lost 50 pounds due to anxiety and has not been able to find another job, Fisher said in the lawsuit, while Nicoletti is paying for a high-interest bill consolidation loan because he put up his house for bail and, therefore, can't use it as collateral to borrow money, for example.


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That all sounds pathetic.
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Sounds like you have a short fuss, you need to learn to redirect your anger, I take deep breaths a lot! You are now carrying your precious baby and you need to let something's go for the sake of the babies safety, I know it will be hard but it will be worth it in the end.
Posted 02/03/2013
There is nothing in the world that would cause me to get "physical" with someone else and risk my own life or the life of the baby I am carrying. I guess I don't get it....
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Posted 02/03/2013
Sigh....very pathetic story. You're bringing a child into this world in 7 months and this is the way you act? Not such a great role model for your child. Maybe get some anger management help now while you have time before baby comes.
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I don't know, Maybe it's poorly written but why was it a relief when the lady turned out to be older. You should lock yourself in the apartment and Maybe buy a muzzle. your lack of self control is not cute at all. Your getting ready to have a baby so grow up
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there is no excuse for how i acted but its an act i regret. i have never fought in my life so im surprised by my own actions.
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Posted 02/03/2013
I realize that you probably just wanted to come to your sisters defense but under no circumstance should you ever put that defenseless baby you are carrying at risk. You are that baby's protector. In all honesty, the whole story sounds a bit immature. I truly think you need to find help in handling your anger. Especially before baby comes. Good luck to you. Good luck to your baby.
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