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Grovetown's 11th annual Heritage Festival is 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at Liberty Park Community Center.
The Lakeside girls and boys tennis teams were both winners in the opening round of their respective state tennis tournaments.
The Lakeside Lady Panthers beat the Greenbrier Lady Wolfpack 2-1 on penalty kicks to win the girls soccer Region 2-AAAAA championship. In the nightcap, the Evans Knights defeated Greenbrier 1-0 to take third place in Region 2-AAAAA with the Wolfpack finishing fourth.
Columbia County officials Tuesday indicated they might want more simplification for rules affecting road races.
The Wife Saver restuaurant on North Belair Road in Evans has closed, and soon will open in a new restaurant in Grovetown.
Gary Jones, the newly-named interim chief of the Harlem Police Department, started Tuesday.
The Greenbrier girls soccer team advanced to the Region 2-AAAAA championship game with a 3-1 win over Evans Monday night. The Greenbrier boys lost 4-1 to Warner Robins.
County officials hope to slow down the outbreak of charity fundraisers that block off public streets, through a proposed ordinance requiring permits and fees.
Sawyer Mobley, 10, returned to his Martinez home Saturday after a double-lung transplant in January.
Operation Pill Drop, slated for Saturday in Evans, offers a safe way to dispose of excess or expired prescription drugs.
Authorities found vandals who damaged two elementary schools over the weekend.
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*Book a 2016 Avalon Waterways Europe river cruise to receive $250 off per person on the cruise/land or cruise only price. For A Taste of the Danube the promotion applies only to the land inclusive price and excludes Egypt Cruise (WUA). Booking must be made, under deposit, and discount applied between September 16, 2015 and November 8, 2016 for travel in 2016. Not applicable to custom tours. Discount will apply to individual members of groups adding a name and non-refundable per person deposit WITHIN the promo window. Not applicable on TBA space. Offer reliant on space availability at time of booking and may be withdrawn at any time. Not combinable with any offer other than Journeys Club Repeat Traveler benefit. Applies to new 2016 bookings only, and offer will not be applied to pre-existing bookings. Full cancellation penalties will apply. Additional restrictions may apply; see Travel Terms & Conditions for details. May be withdrawn at any time. Offer applies to participating GFOB offices only. PRMW0318The following departures are excluded from this promotion:WUA60917, WUA61001, WUA61015, WUA61029, WUA61112, WUA61126, WUA61210, WAB61010, WAB61018, WAB61028, WAR60908, WARZ61018, WAX60915, WAZ61022, WAZ61029, WBA60926, WBA61219, WBN61011, WBN61105, WCL61023, WLC60905, WNB61209, WNR60920, WNR61018, WOB61028, WOV61005, WPP60927, WPP61004, WPP61011, WPP61015, WPP61018, WPP61022, WRA61025, WRN60913, WRN60927, WRN61011, WVA61016, WVO61017, WZRA61006, WBAM60926, WCLM61023, WLCM60905, WPPM60927, WPPM61004, WPPM61011, WPPM61015, WUA60903, WPPM61018, WPPM61022, WAR060908, WBN061013, WBN061107, WCL061025, WLC060906, WNB061212, WNR060922, WNR061020, WOB061029, WOV061006, WRA061027, WRN060915, WRN060929, WRN061013, WAB60917
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Sail through 5,000 years of history on this incredible Nile river cruise tour. In Cairo, marvel at King Tutankhamun's treasures and masterpieces of ancient art, visit the enigmatic Sphinx, and see the Great Pyramids of Giza. Drive to the ancient capital of Memphis to see the 40-foot statue of Ramses II. Fly to Luxor, one of the greatest cities of ancient Egypt, and embark your 4-night Nile River cruise to Aswan. Along the way, visit the Luxor Temple, Colossi of Memnon, the Valley of Kings and Valley of Queens, the Temple of Isis, and Aswan Dam. Ride through Edfu to the Temple of Horus, built in the time of Cleopatra roughly 2,000 years ago. Sail across the water on a felucca, visit colorful local bazaars, and enjoy an exclusive lecture on this ancient civilization by your Egyptologist. Return to Cairo for the conclusion of your trip—it's a vacation of a lifetime! View the Highlights of Egypt river cruise details below & request a quote. This cruise's special offers »
Cruise: deluxe 4-night cruise in an outside stateroom with Avalon's exclusive Comfort Collection BedsSMDay 1-2 Cairo: guided sightseeing, visit the Pyramids and Sphinx of Giza, Ramses II, and Alabaster Sphinx in Memphis, and the "Stairway to the Sky" at Sakkara; Sound & Light Show at the pyramidsDay 3 Cairo–Luxor (Embarkation): fly to Luxor; visit Luxor Temple, the Avenue of the Sphinxes, monument of Karnak & Temple of Amun-RaDay 4 Luxor–Edfu: Valley of Kings, Valley of Queens, Deir el-Bahri, and the Colossi of Memnon; galabya party on boardDay 5 Edfu–Kom Ombo–Aswan: visit the Temple of Horus; visit the twin temples at Kom Ombo; lecture on boardDay 6 Aswan: sail by felucca to Kitchener Island; visit the Botanical GardensDay 7 Aswan (Disembarkation)–Cairo: excursion to the High Dam; cruise to Agilika; visit Temple of Isis and ancient granite quarries; fly to CairoDay 8 Cairo: visit Tutankhamun's Tomb in the Egyptian Museum; see Saladin's citadel and visit the Alabaster Mosque in Old Cairo; see the Hanging Church and Cairo's oldest synagogue in Coptic Cairo; visit the Khan el-Khalili soukDay 9 Cairo: your vacation ends this morning
Special onboard and onshore experiences presented by local chefs, entertainers, artisans, and experts, designed to enrich your cruise.Sail on the Nile in a Traditional Felucca.
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A welcome drink awaits you at your hotel; settle in and start soaking up the atmosphere of this exciting city.
Meet your Egyptologist and traveling companions at 8 am. Sightseeing in and around Africa's largest metropolis starts with a close-up look at one of the Seven Wonders of the World: the guardian of the great pyramids, the enigmatic SPHINX, and the daunting PYRAMIDS OF GIZA. Cheops, with an original height of 496 feet, is the most colossal pyramid ever built. Then, drive to the ancient Egyptian capital of MEMPHIS, where you can admire the 40-foot statue of RAMSES II and the ALABASTER SPHINX. On to Sakkara, a vast desert necropolis built for kings and nobles, and its "STAIRWAY TO THE SKY," the oldest of all pyramids. Tonight, enjoy a SOUND & LIGHT SHOW at the pyramids that will put these wonders of the ancient world into an easily understandable historic context. (Breakfast)
Today, fly 300 miles up the Nile Valley to Luxor, where your elegant river cruise vessel awaits your arrival. After lunch on board, see the stunning monuments of LUXOR TEMPLE and KARNAK, the greatest cities of ancient Egypt that had a combined population of more than one million. To walk among the pillars of the colossal TEMPLE OF AMUN-RA and along the AVENUE OF THE SPHINXES is an experience you will treasure for the rest of your life. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Focus on the VALLEY OF KINGS and VALLEY OF QUEENS on the west bank of the Nile, where generations of pharaohs and nobles were buried in great splendor in crypts cut into the cliffs. Sixty-two royal tombs have been uncovered so far, of which only the tomb of Tutankhamun was nearly untouched when discovered in 1922. Visit DEIR EL-BAHRI, Queen Hatshepsut's monumental rock temple. Stop for pictures at the two COLOSSI OF MEMNON guarding the valleys. For a little fun tonight, take part in a GALABYA PARTY on board. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
This morning, visit the TEMPLE OF HORUS with its menacing black stone statue of the falcon god. Built in the time of Cleopatra about 2,000 years ago, it is recent by Old Egyptian standards and beautifully preserved. After lunch, dock at KOM OMBO for a short walk to its bluff-top twin temples. The right side is dedicated to the crocodile god, Sobek-Re, while the left side is dedicated to the falcon god, Horus. Later, sail to Aswan and enjoy an exclusive LECTURE on this ancient civilization by your Egyptologist. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
This morning, consider an optional flight (weather permitting) to the huge sandstone temples of Abu Simbel. Return to your ship in time for lunch. This afternoon, board a FELUCCA and sail right across the blue waters of the river. En route, see the ancient "nilometer" on Elephantine Island, Kitchener Island's lush BOTANICAL GARDENS, and the splendid Aga Khan Mausoleum on the left bank. Haggle for bargains in the local souk before returning to your ship for a final night. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Sightseeing starts at the GRANITE QUARRIES that supplied ancient Egypt with its hard stones for the pyramids in Giza. Then, see the famous unfinished obelisk, still in the quarry. Next, visit the gigantic Aswan HIGH DAM, completed in 1970. Board a motorlaunch to the island of AGILIKA, situated between the two dams, and visit the TEMPLE OF ISIS, transplanted from the submerged island of Philae. Later today, fly back to Cairo. How about our optional Nile River dinner cruise tonight to celebrate your Egyptian adventure? (Breakfast)
On your last day in Egypt, drive to the now-famous Tahrir Square and visit the EGYPTIAN MUSEUM with Tutankhamun's fabulous treasures and many other masterpieces of ancient Egypt. Continue to walled Old Cairo, with Saladin's 12th-century citadel, and the ALABASTER MOSQUE OF MOHAMMED ALI. In Coptic Cairo, see the Hanging Church where the Virgin Mary and Jesus stayed while in Egypt, then walk to see Cairo's oldest synagogue, founded in the 9th century. There is still time for a visit to the labyrinthine Khan el-Khalili SOUK before returning to your hotel. (Breakfast)
Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning. (Breakfast)
The newest ship of the Sonesta Nile fleet is the Sonesta St. George I Nile Cruise, with 47 deluxe cabins and 10 suites. Noted as one of the most elegant ships on the Nile, the St. George offers a full-service spa and fitness center, restaurant, bars, nightly entertainment and guided excursions.
The Sonesta St. George I Nile Cruise sails between Luxor and Aswan on three-, four- and seven-night cruises on the Nile, offering truly memorable experiences of a lifetime.
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Hotel Mena House is overlooking The Great Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx few steps walking to reach it , lots of green gardens and lovely pools and spa, rooms are decorated with handcrafted furnitures , very easy to reach from evrywhere in Cairo city and Cairo Airport.
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Impressive Resort situated in prime residential area, near embassies; equal distance (5 km) between downtown & Cairo Intl Airport.
The following list of optional excursions are examples only for this vacation. These optional excursions might or might not be offered. Whether it's a special dinner, a local show or a special behind-the-scenes glimpse into an historical site, optional excursions are a wonderful way to enrich your vacation even further. Plus, they give you flexibility. We include the must-see sites and experiences, and we also understand that people take interest in different activities and may want to craft a more personal vacation by hand-picking optional excursions that appeal to them.
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An enthralling sound and light performance against the backdrop of fascinating monuments, recalling the wonder and magic of Egypt's distant past.
Approximate value: $55 USD per person
Fly to ABU SIMBEL with a local guide to see the two magnificent 3,200-year old temples, which were saved from the floods of Lake Nasser in 1966 when the Aswan High Dam was built.
Approximate value: $360 USD per person
Cross the Nile to the island of Agilka to see the spectacular sound and light performance at the lovely Temple of Philae.
Enjoy a gourmet dinner with entertainment provided by a band and belly dancers during your two-hour cruise on one of the Nile Crystal Boats.
Approximate value: $65 USD per person
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Gaiman's new book a beautiful collision of memory, mortality
If you ask me, I'll tell you that "The Ocean at the End of the Lane" is Neil Gaiman's portrait of the artist as a young man. With this book, Gaiman has crafted an achingly beautiful memoir of an imagination and a spellbinding story that sets three women at the center of everything.
If you ask me, I'll tell you that this is not only a creation myth (of imagination, of a meaningful life, of the universe), but also a wonderful fairy tale with some truly creepy moments. Set in the English countryside of Gaiman's childhood, the story's middle-aged narrator (an artist) flees a family funeral, retreating "toward a house that had not existed for decades." He ends up at the pond at the end of the lane where he first met the Hempstock women (Old Mrs. Hempstock, Ginnie and Lettie), a trinity of females who recall when "the moon was made," who can "snip fragments of time," and who are "not in the fabric of the universe," but "outside of it." »Read Full Article
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PrideFest Milwaukee's lineup includes Macy Gray, Sandra Bernhard, Lisa Lampanelli
If three of its headliners are any indication of its personality, the 2014 edition of PrideFest Milwaukee will not be the shy and retiring kind of festival.
Raspy R&B singer Macy Gray, insult comic Lisa Lampanelli and provocative comedian and actor Sandra Bernhard top the lineup for this year's lakefront festival, which celebrates lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender culture and community. »Read Full Article
PianoArts brings musicians from around the world to Milwaukee
A dozen young pianists from the United States, China, Taiwan, Canada and Peru will play in PianoArts' biannual piano competition and festival Thursday through next Wednesday at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music, 1584 N. Prospect Ave., and the Marcus Center, 929 N. Water St.
The pianists, ages 16 to 20, are semifinalists in a process that began with 40 pianists submitting performances on DVD. They are competing for more than $25,000 in prizes, scholarships and fellowships. They'll perform solo and duo recitals during the weeklong festival and will be coached in master classes and discussions. »Read Full Article
Doghouse Flowers' roots start with the 1970s
Justin Reuther wasn't born in Milwaukee. But he was born in the music business.
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In my column, I look at local and national print and TV news coverage of the stabbing attack in Waukesha by two young girls, reportedly inspired by a horror fiction website.
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New DVD releases June 10: 'Non-Stop,' 'Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit'
NON-STOP (Universal) Liam Neeson plays a U.S. air marshal on a flight from New York to London who starts getting anonymous texts telling him that if $150 million isn't wired into a numbered account within 20 minutes, someone on the plane will die. With Michelle Dockery, Julianne Moore, Lupita Nyong'o. (PG-13; violence, some language, sensuality, drug references) ★★1/2 »Read Full Article
Reading the John Updike stories: 'Packed Dirt, Churchgoing, a Dying Cat, a Traded Car'
I'm reading and commenting on a story from The Library of America's 'John Updike: The Collected Stories' each Wednesday until I finish the collection or give up.
David Kern, the teenager stricken with a crisis of faith in "Pigeon Feathers," returns as a young adult in "Packed Dirt, Churchgoing, a Dying Cat, a Traded Car," the longest story so far in this Library of America collection. Like last week's story, "The Blessed Man of Boston, My Grandmother's Thimble, and Fanning Island," "Packed Dirt ..." has a hinged format that biographer Adam Begley calls "fugal." »Read Full Blog Post
Picks for tonight's CMT Country Music Video Awards
As Nashville shines the year's brightest light on the country music industry with this week's citywide CMA Music Festival, CMT joins the party with their annual Music Awards tonight at 7 on the cable network. It's sure to be a star-studded spectacle celebrating the year's best videos alongside performances from Blake Shelton, Brantley Gilbert, Dierks Bentley, Eric Church and Lady Antebellum. Pop star Jason Derulo will join Luke Bryan and Florida Georgia Line for a special collaboration and John Legend will team up with Jennifer Nettles and Hunter Hayes. Kacey Musgraves and Lee Ann Womack will pay a special musical tribute to Alan Jackson's 25 years of music videos and stars from across the entertainment world will join host Kristen Bell to hand out the night's awards.
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On Tap Today: Kandinsky
Hello dear readers. So what's going on in Milwaukee today?
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Internode has cut the prices on its new terabyte broadband plans by $30 a month, bringing them into closer in line with what the national broadband provider's competitors are charging.
Internode has cut the prices on its new terabyte broadband plans by $30 a month, bringing them into closer in line with what the national broadband provider's competitors are charging.
Communications Minister Stephen Conroy yesterday returned fire back on his new shadow, Malcolm Turnbull, accusing the Liberal heavyweight of mindless opposition on the National Broadband Network issue.
Greens Communications Spokesman Scott Ludlam today welcomed Malcolm Turnbull's appointment as Shadow Communications Minister but warned the Liberal heavyweight against "wrecking" Labor's National Broadband Network project.
Opposition Leader Tony Abbott this morning said one of Malcolm's roles as the new Shadow Communications Minister would be to expose problems with Labor's National Broadband Network project with the aim of wooing independent MPs back to the Coalition'...
Many broadband consumers think they understand the concept of bandwidth without always factoring how applications have an impact on it, a survey has found.
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Dodo yesterday launched a three terabyte ADSL2+ broadband plan with no peak/off-peak split.
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The outspoken chief executive of internet service provider Exetel has issued a blunt reaction to the news that the National Broadband Network project is likely to go ahead: "God help us all".
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
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What Your Kid Doesn't Want You To Know About Their Computer Game: A Better Way of Motivating Kids
Frustrated parents of unmotivated kids can find new hope. "The secret is right in your kid's favourite video game" says Susan L. Paterson on her website www.CommunicationWithKids.com .
Ms. Paterson's complaint is one most parents have, "My son was very motivated to purchase his own computer. He had saved up close to $1000 by the time he was 11 and purchased it. You better believe he was always asking for extra chores to do in order to make money the year and a bit that preceded that purchase. He was one motivated kid!
"Now that same kid who was highly motivated to work is sitting at said computer while a messy room surrounds him and homework is left to the last minute. If I allowed him to my boy would spend the next several decades doing nothing but staring at that screen - stopping only briefly for food and sleep. To me it's a total waste of time that could be used so much more practically."
She goes on to say, "We all know it's easier to steer an already moving object in a different direction than it is to put a stationary object into motion. So rather than view our "unmotivated child" as a stationary object lets look at what the child is motivated to do and use those things to gently steer them towards other tasks.
"I had a chat with my son yesterday about his favourite computer game. At first he got a little defensive. He felt a confrontation coming on - the usual "Do you want your brain to turn to mush?" speech. I assured him I was genuinely interested in why his favourite game was so appealing to him."
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Parents! We get to now use these against our kids! For example Susan L. Paterson says, "Freedom - The fact that he is motivated by 'freedom' means a reward of free time once a task is complete will be motivating."
Susan L. Paterson has identified the key secret most important to frustrated parents when it comes to motivating kids to get off the computer and get a life.
The complete step-by-step "I Have the Most Unmotivated Kid on the Planet - How to Motivate Kids" is available on Susan L. Paterson's website www.CommunicationWithKids.com. And to help as many frustrated parents as possible, Ms. Paterson has made this valuable information available now for free.
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|Date Created: 09/22/2010
|Last Updated: 09/14/2016
Opened in 1928 as the State Theater, this theater has a full stage and fly tower and is one of only three known surviving theaters decorated by Arthur Brounet who frequently worked with Thomas Lamb. Ornate plasterwork fills the theater. Operated until 1986 when it became a warehouse for an antiques dealer, preliminary restoration work began in 2007. It is basically in original condition except for removal of the seats and repainting. Theater currently not operating, it will be gorgeous once restored.
Building is approximately 18,000 sqft with two lobbies, seating area, restrooms with lounges, 30 foot deep stage with dressing rooms underneath and a boiler room in sub-basement. Building includes two separate storefronts which can be rented out. Office space for the theater is on the second floor.
Hanover, PA is 15 miles from Gettysburg, PA and the Hanover area has a population of over 45,000. Building is in downtown Hanover. Adjacent building also happens to be for sale which would allow for expansion of stagehouse.
- Eligble for National Historic Register
- Ornate plasterwork and frescoes
- 2 seperate retail storefronts
39 Frederick St, Hanover, PA 17331 (York County)
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HARTFORD, Conn. -- As gunfire boomed over and over in the background, a janitor begged a 911 dispatcher to send help, saying, "There's still shooting going on! Please!" A woman breathlessly reported seeing a gunman run down a hall. And a teacher said she was holed up in her classroom with her children but hadn't yet locked the door.
Recordings of 911 calls from 2012's Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting were released Wednesday, and they not only paint a picture of anguish and tension inside the building, they also show Newtown dispatchers mobilizing help, reassuring callers and urging them to take cover.
"Keep everybody calm. Keep everybody down. Get everybody away from windows, OK?" one dispatcher told the frightened teacher who reported hearing shots in the hall.
The gunman, 20-year-old Adam Lanza, shot his way through a plate-glass window at the front of the school on Dec. 14. The office staff saw the shooter, who was wearing a hat and sunglasses, as he entered the building with a rifle and began firing down a hallway.
One of the first callers to Newtown police was a woman who said in a trembling, out-of-breath voice: "I think there's somebody shooting in here at Sandy Hook school."
Asked what made her think so, she said: "Because somebody's got a gun. I caught a glimpse of somebody. They're running down the hallway. Oh, they're still running. They're still shooting. Sandy Hook school, please."
Another woman, who was shot in the foot, calmly reported that she was in a classroom with children and two other adults, but that there was no way to safely lock the door.
The dispatcher told her to apply pressure to the wound.
"OK, are you OK right now?" the dispatcher asked.
The woman answered: "For now, hopefully."
Another call came from a custodian, Rick Thorne, who said that a window at the front of the school was shattered and that he kept hearing shooting.
While on the line with Thorne, the dispatcher told somebody else: "Get everyone you can going down there."
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Gov. Donald Carcieri signed a bill allowing the use of vehicles other than full-size yellow school buses to transport students.
Drafted as a cost-cutting measure, the legislation allows districts to use vans, sedans, SUVs and other vehicles to accommodate smaller groups of students.
"The cost of using that type of vehicle if you have a very small load of kids is, best guess, about half the price of what it costs for a yellow school bus," said Bill Legare, president of Valley Transportation Corp. in Woonsocket, R.I.
Legare points out that the legislation would provide flexibility for school transportation departments and contractors, particularly in transporting special-needs students or groups attending out-of-district programs and events.
Legare, who also manages a transportation company in Massachusetts, provided the bill's co-sponsor, Rep. Roger Picard, with the regulations for use of such vehicles already in place in Massachusetts. "This program has been around for 25 to 30 years in Massachusetts, and it's been perfected," Legare said.
Full-size yellow buses have been the only vehicles allowed for transporting students in Rhode Island since the early 1970s, while many other New England states already allow other vehicles to be used.
"Some of the cities and towns are spending an exorbitant sum to transport these students to wherever their Individual Education Plan said they needed to go," said Edward Parker, coordinator of school bus safety at the state's Registry of Motor Vehicles. "You might have one particular community using one school bus to transport two children the entire day. One community was spending $50,000 a year, which put a significant strain on their transportation funds."
Drivers of these vehicles would not have to obtain a CDL. Instead, they would be required to obtain a license similar to a chauffer's license in the state, which requires a criminal background check but eliminates some of the specialized training and testing required for a regular school bus driver's license, an additional cost-savings for school bus operators.
The bill also establishes safety and equipment regulations for these vehicles, including equipping vehicles with first-aid kits, a fire extinguisher, a school bus sign and flashing signal lamps.
Legare expressed concerns about some provisions included in the bill, such as a requirement that all vehicles used to transport students be equipped with stopping arms, which he said would not fit on a car or van due to the dimensions of the equipment.
Still, Legare is pleased with the bill's success. "It could literally save every town in our state a significant amount of money, depending on how many students they transport," he said.
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Directors, executive officers, and certain stockholders of Alpha Innotech, who collectively hold approximately 33% of Alpha Innotech's outstanding common stock, have agreed to vote in favor of the transaction. The parties expect the transaction to be completed in approximately 60 days.
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The Mets could have exercised a $10 million option on Leiter for the 2005 season, but that seemed like a hefty investment for a pitcher who turned 39 this season and often had trouble working into deep innings.
Leiter was 10-8 with a 3.21 ERA in 30 starts this year and said on numerous occasions that he would like to stay in New York, despite a clubhouse atmosphere that he characterized as increasingly "depressing."
According to Monday's report, the Mets have been moving toward securing Leiter at a significantly lower price tag than his club option would have offered, freeing up more of their budget for other pursuits.
The Mets will decline a $15 million option on outfielder Richard Hidalgo shortly, paying a $2 million buyout, and could pursue Hidalgo on the free-agent market – the Mets have also been linked to trade discussions for Chicago's Sammy Sosa and are expected to finalize a multi-year deal soon with righthander Kris Benson.
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4 bedrooms, 2 Full Bathrooms, Sleeps 8-10. Just 5 minutes from spectacular Whiteface Mountain, amid the high peaks of the Adirondacks and just 10 miles from Lake Placid, is this beautifully renovated lodge-style home. This unique 4 bedroom beauty is clean, new and captures the relaxed atmosphere of the Adirondacks. You will be delighted by the special details including hardwood and tiled floors throughout, custom kitchen, beautiful wood trim and stone fireplace. Wildlife viewing and hiking starts in the back yard! Situated on the side of a wooded hill, the ground floor features a beautiful great room with cathedral ceilings, large stone fireplace and picture windows overlooking the forest below, as well as kitchen/dining/laundry/storage areas and bath. The kitchen is fully equipped and an island bar seats four. Dining table comfortably seats 8. Additional sleeping accommodations (2 Queen Futons) in Great Room.
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Upon arrival to the ADK woodland retreat, we quite amazed at the property. It was set back in a secluded location, that scenic and quiet. The house is very open and spacious. We were there with our family and had a wonderful stay in a beautiful home and region of the Adirondacks. The ride to Whiteface for skiing was very convenient and close. There wasn't a lot of snow up there this year, we were there the year before and there was more snow, but Whiteface really did a nice job with having enough trails open for all levels of skiing. We loved the comfort and spacious spaces the house provided, with 8 people in our group it was quite comfortable for everyone and no one got in any other persons way. The furniture is beautiful in the house, with the dining room and its furniture quite pretty and well maintained. There is lots to do and see in Lake Placid, which is a twenty minute drive from the house Plus there is lots to see and do all year round even closer to the house. The homeowners, Bill and Dina were easy to communicate with and always available with answers to our questions. We will definitely look to book the house again in the future for another family get away and get together. Thanks Bill and Dina for having such a great house!!!
This was the perfect place to stay for skiing at Whiteface. The open floor plan made it a pleasure to have friends over for dinner, with the dining area, kitchen and living room on the first level. The wood burning stove created so much heat, it was plenty warm without turning on the heat upstairs. The four bedrooms downstairs had comfortable beds, clean sheets and hardwood floors that ensure a good night's sleep even for those with allergies. We had dinner in Lake Placid one night, about 15 min. drive...the downtown area is adorable and charming. We would not stay anywhere else, if we return to the area. I highly recommend this rental home to anyone looking to visit the area.
Great house with spacious living area. It was warm, with view of the forest, fairly close to slopes (much closer than Lake Placid properties). Only downside is that supermarket is far away (in Lake Placid), but there are 3 restaurants and small store close by. Easy access to 9N and i-87. Loved the place, will be back.
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Mitch Phillips racked up five goals and Matt Close had four of his own to lead Wilson West Lawn (9-0, 11-1) to a 13-6 win at Berks Catholic (5-4, 6-5) on Monday night.
The victory keeps the Bulldogs perfect within league play this year.
Matt Kase and Nick Waligurski combined for four goals to pace the Saints.
Wilson hosts Conrad Weiser on Tuesday. Berks Catholic takes on Daniel Boone on Wednesday.
In Reiffton, Exeter (9-1, 11-2) remained one game back of Wilson in the loss column with a 10-7 victory over Governor Mifflin (4-6, 7-7).
Justin Long and Ryan McGinley each registered a hat trick to lead the Eagles.
Matt Shermot and Jeb Taylor each netted a pair of goals for the Mustangs.
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I am on day 3 of my miscarriage and I have started having calf pain in both legs, but it is worse in my right. It isn't like a charley horse, but more like a deep ache. I am wondering if this is normal or if I should call my OB? I don't want to bother him if it isn't anything to worry about. Thanks for any help.
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First I want to say that I am so sorry to hear about your loss, I will be praying for you.
I would call just to make sure, there is a possibility of a blood clot and I wouldn't want to take the risk of waiting. Good luck.
I would call, just to make sure. What if its a blood clot or something? I dunno maybe I overreact, but I'd call the on-call dr tonight. If s/he says no big deal, then no harm done.
I am so sorry for your loss. I know going through the loss is enough but the pain you are feeling could be a blood clot (I've had 2 in my leg). If you haven't already called the doc I would ask you this - when you point your toes toward you does the pain intensify? If so, it could be a blood clot. I would still just call the doc anyhow because physical pain has a way of not materializing very well when you are also going through emotional pain. I will be thinking of you.
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Oktoberfest: Historic Germany12 days Special Event
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Tour group size: 18 - 35 travelers
Tour pace: You will walk for about 1 hour daily across mostly flat terrain, including paved roads and cobblestone streets, with few hills.
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Overnight Flight 1 night
Day 1: Travel day
Board your overnight flight to Berlin today.
Berlin 3 nights Hotel info
Day 2: Arrival in Berlin
Included meals: Dinner
Welcome to Germany! Meet your fellow travelers at tonight's welcome dinner.
Day 3: Sightseeing tour of Berlin
Included meals: Breakfast
A local guide introduces you to the monuments of Berlin's intricate past as well as the signs of its re-emergence as a vibrant cultural center.
• Discover the Brandenburg Gate, the symbol of a reunited Berlin
• See the Holocaust Memorial and East Side Gallery
• Journey down Unter den Linden, the city's most elegant boulevard, passing the Reichstag and Museum Island
Enjoy a free afternoon in Berlin or add an excursion.
Optional Excursion - World War II Walking Tour $59pp* Details
Take a walk through history on this insider's tour of Berlin during World War II, detailing the rise and fall of Hitler and the Third Reich. You'll start in the Wilhelmstrasse area and see the building that once housed the headquarters of Hermann Goering's Luftwaffe. You'll also view the former headquarters of the infamous SS and Gestapo, the massive Reich Chancellery and the Propaganda Ministry. Finally, stand directly above Hitler's Führerbunker as your guide details the last days of World War II in Europe. Lunch is included.
Save $10 when you book this excursion up to 3 days before your tour departs. (On-tour price: $69)
Day 4: Potsdam
Included meals: Breakfast
Travel to Potsdam, where American, British and Soviet leaders drew up plans for the postwar administration of Germany at the Potsdam Conference.
• Explore the historic town center, New Garden and Dutch Quarter with a guide
• Step inside Cecilienhof Palace, site of the Potsdam Conference's iconic photo
Dresden 2 nights Hotel info
Day 5: Sightseeing tour of Dresden
Included meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Leave Berlin for a guided tour of Dresden, once considered to be the most beautiful city in the world.
• Pass the renovated Semper Opera House and statue of Martin Luther
• See the Zwinger Palace, a striking example of Baroque architecture, and the Dresden Frauenkirche
• Discover the New Green Vault, one of Europe's most impressive treasure museums
Day 6: Free day in Dresden
Included meals: Breakfast
Spend a full free day in Dresden or add an excursion.
Optional Excursion - Görlitz $95pp* Details
Until 1945, the modern-day towns of Zgorzelec, Poland and Görlitz, Germany were a single entity. In their current separated state, each town offers unique insights into their nations' shared history. Enjoy an included lunch in Zgorzelec, and then cross the bridge over the Neisse River onto the Germany side. Here, a local guide gives you a tour of Görlitz, including a visit to the Church of St. Peter and Paul.
Save $10 when you book this excursion up to 3 days before your tour departs. (On-tour price: $105)
Bamberg 2 nights Hotel info
Day 7: Bamberg via Weimar
Included meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Travel to Bamberg by way of Weimar, the intellectual hub that nurtured the genius of Goethe, Nietzsche and Schiller.
• Learn about the city's literary history on a walking tour through the Old Town
• See remnants of the Bauhaus architectural movement
• Discover the National Theater and its monument to Goethe and Schiller
Day 8: Sightseeing tour of Bamberg
Included meals: Breakfast
Set off with a local guide on a walking tour through Bamberg, a city built on seven hills.
• Enter the towering Bamberg Cathedral and surrounding square
• Pass the Baroque New Palace and stand in awe of Old Town Hall
• Visit the quaint fisherman's village of Little Venice
Enjoy a free afternoon in Bamberg or add an excursion.
Optional Excursion - Rothenburg $55pp* Details
Visit Rothenburg, the most well-preserved walled Medieval town in Germany. Embark on a guided tour of the city, including stops at the Town Hall, the Medieval Crime and Punishment Museum, and St. Jakob's Church, where you'll see a 500-year-old, hand-carved wooden altarpiece.
Save $10 when you book this excursion up to 3 days before your tour departs. (On-tour price: $65)
Munich 3 nights Hotel info
Day 9: Munich via Nuremberg
Included meals: Breakfast
Set off for Munich, stopping en route in Nuremberg. Then, take a walking tour of Bavaria's capital city with a local guide.
• Make your way to the city center to explore the Marienplatz, Munich's medieval heart, and see the chiming of the famed Glockenspiel
• Pass by Munich Cathedral, St. Peter's Church and the Old and New Town Halls
• Enter the Residenz, once home to the Wittelsbach dukes of Bavaria, and then explore the manicured Hofgartens and the Odeonsplatz
• Travel past the Englischer Garten and the fashionable Schwabing district
Day 10: Oktoberfest in Munich
Included meals: Breakfast
Join in on the Oktoberfest celebrations. Enjoy special admission to an Oktoberfest tent and sample Bavarian delicacies along with steins of Munich's famous beer.
Day 11: Free day in Munich
Included meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Enjoy a free afternoon in Munich or add an excursion.
Say goodbye to your group at a farewell dinner this evening.
Optional Excursion - Neuschwanstein & Oberammergau $69pp* Details
Head into the mountains of Bavaria, where your first stop is Oberammergau, setting for the world-famous Passion Play. After a short tour, you'll have some free time for shopping (please note that most shops are closed on Sundays). Later, continue to Neuschwanstein, the storybook retreat of the Fairytale King Ludwig. You may choose to walk or take a horse carriage up the castle hill to Neuschwanstein. Disneyland's Sleeping Beauty Castle was modeled after Neuschwanstein's whimsical design. As you tour the castle's interior, you'll discover many examples of the young king's eclectic tastes. Within its chambers are a stalactite grotto, artifacts of all kinds and murals depicting his favorite scenes from Wagnerian operas. Choose to take a horse-drawn carriage or walk back down the hill. Please note: This excursion involves walking up and down stairs.
Save $10 when you book this excursion up to 3 days before your tour departs. (On-tour price: $79)
Day 12: Departure
Included meals: Breakfast (excluding early morning departures)
Transfer to the airport for your flight home or continue on to Vienna.
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Please note: Extension is not available on all departure dates.
Proper citizens of Vienna, it has been said, waltz only from the waist down, holding their upper bodies ramrod straight while whirling around the crowded dance floor. The movement resulting from this correct posture is breathtaking in its sweep and splendor, and its elegant coupling of free-wheeling exuberance and rigid formality is quintessentially Viennese. The town palaces all over the inner city—built mostly during the 18th century—present in stone and stucco a similar artful synthesis. They make Vienna a Baroque city that is, at its best, an architectural waltz.
Vienna 3 nights Hotel info
Day 12: Vienna via Salzburg
Included meals: Breakfast
Pass through the Austrian countryside, stopping to explore Salzburg on your own en route to Vienna.
Day 13: Sightseeing tour of Vienna
Included meals: Breakfast
Get transported back to the Age of Empires on a guided tour of Vienna.
• Visit Schönbrunn Palace, the Rococo Hapsburg home with impressive gardens
• Travel down the Ringstrasse to the Parliament building and the Vienna State Opera
• See the grand Hofburg Palace, the Hapsburg's preferred winter residence
Enjoy a free afternoon in Vienna or add an excursion.
Optional Excursion - Traditional Viennese Heurigen Evening $99pp* Details
After a brief drive, your first stop is Vienna's Prater Ferris Wheel. Take a breezy ride to the top, which offers a one-of-a-kind view of the city. Next, continue to the picturesque village of Grinzing. At a local restaurant, you'll indulge in a festive night of music, food and entertainment. Dinner will feature dishes typical of traditional Austrian Heurigens, or wine taverns. During your meal, you'll have the chance to try some of the tavern's own locally made wine—the perfect addition to your cozy Old-World setting.
Save $10 when you book this excursion up to 3 days before your tour departs. (On-tour price: $109)
Day 14: Free day in Vienna
Included meals: Breakfast
Spend the day exploring Vienna on your own or add an excursion.
Optional Excursion - Danube River Cruise $115pp* Details
Travel to Melk for a visit to one of Europe's most beautiful Baroque monasteries, an architectural wonder perched high atop a cliff. Then, enjoy some free time in the charming, red-roofed town before embarking on a leisurely cruise down the Danube River. Your ship will take you by age-old castles and picturesque villages. Disembark in Dürnstein, where Richard the Lionheart was held captive, and enjoy free time for lunch. En route to Vienna, stop in the Wachau Valley for a wine tasting of regional vintages. Please note: This excursion is seasonal and runs from April through October.
Save $10 when you book this excursion up to 3 days before your tour departs. (On-tour price: $125)
Day 15: Departure
Included meals: Breakfast (excluding early morning departures)
Transfer to the airport for your flight home.
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- Berlin, Germany
- Dresden, Germany
- Bamberg, Germany
- Munich, Germany
Passport & Visa
This itinerary includes the following countries: Germany and Austria (on the optional excursion to Salzburg as well as the tour extension to Vienna). In order to enter these countries, U.S. and Canadian citizens need a valid passport. The expiration date must extend at least six months beyond the date of your return home. No visa is required for U.S. or Canadian citizens. If you are not a U.S. or Canadian citizen, you must contact each country's consulate for your specific entry requirements.
There are no major health risks when traveling to Germany. Still, it is always advisable to check with your health-care provider for the latest updates and overseas travel requirements.
One of the pleasures of traveling is the variety of local cuisine. German food is hearty and substantial. Among the specialties are rich dumpling stews and sauerkraut cabbage, tasty thick sausages and smoked cheeses, dark breads and chocolate cakes. Bavaria produces some of the world's purest beers, while white German wines are exceptionally good. In Austria, thick soups of paprika and onion, veal, beef and venison with cranberries are all popular, as is the renowned Wiener Schnitzel. For fish-lovers there are excellent wild trout, roast carp and crayfish. Desserts perhaps provide the most memorable aspect of Austrian cuisine: strudels made with all kinds of fruit and nuts, soufflés and elegant chocolate cakes such as the world-famous Sachertorte.
Transportation / Walking on tour
Round-trip flights arrive in Berlin and depart from Munich (or Vienna on extension). Included transportation on "Historic Germany: Berlin to Bavaria" is by private motor coach. In your free time, you may wish to explore the main cities by public transportation. Berlin's very efficient transportation system (BVG) consists of buses, trams, the U-Bahn (underground trains) and the S-Bahn (elevated trains). A BVG standard ticket is valid for two hours of transportation, including transfers. During your stay, you might consider purchasing a 24-hour ticket or the three-day Welcome Card. Munich's transportation system (MVV) is top-notch, an all-inclusive combination of trams, buses, U-bahn and S-bahn. Purchase tickets based on time of validity from newspaper stands, vending machines or the drivers. Most of the major attractions lie within the inner-city blue zone. Vienna has one of Europe's most efficient transportation systems. You can purchase tickets in singles or in bulk for S-bahn (above ground),
U-bahn (underground), tram and bus lines. The waiting time for trains and subways is usually no more than five to 10 minutes.
Clothing & Packing Tips
To ensure you're comfortable while out exploring, we recommend packing lightweight, loose-fitting clothing that can be easily layered. For sightseeing, we suggest bringing a sturdy pair of walking shoes or sneakers, as well as a lightweight sports jacket or rainwear. If you're planning a visit to a high-end restaurant or performance, you may also want to bring dressier attire. Also, please remember that it's preferable to avoid showing bare legs or shoulders during visits to churches or other religious sites (entrance may be denied on this basis).
Baggage Allowance
Airlines have varying weight restrictions on luggage. Some airlines may impose additional charges if you choose to check any baggage. Please contact your airline or refer to its website for detailed information regarding your airline's checked baggage policies. Bear in mind that your luggage will probably weigh more on your return trip due to souvenir shopping. We allow only one suitcase per person. One carry-on bag is also permitted, provided that it does not exceed 45 inches (length + width + height). There may be times when you will have to handle your own bags, and you'll find that lightweight luggage provides a distinct advantage. Make sure you label your baggage and carry valuables, medication and documents in your carry-on luggage.
The euro is the currency you will use on your tour. Better rates of exchange are usually available in your destination countries, although it is worth ordering some currency from your local bank to use when you first arrive. We advise that you take credit cards and ATM/bank cards. We suggest informing your bank and credit card company of your travel plans, so they don't confuse your international purchases for fraudulent charges.
At the conclusion of your tour, it is customary to offer your Tour Director and driver a gratuity. We recommend tipping in your tour country's currency, the equivalent of $3USD/CAD per person per day for your driver and $6USD/CAD to $9USD/ CAD per person per day for your Tour Director. If applicable, we also recommend the equivalent of $2USD/CAD per local guide. Tips can only be paid in cash. Please keep current local currency exchange rates in mind when tipping.
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An excellent trip. Our tour director, Alex was great. He provided us with historical insights, as well as many moments of laughter. He made sure that we were familiar with the local areas and transportation options when we did not participate in the optional tours, choosing instead to relax a bit and not overuse our tired legs. We generally enjoyed the local guides, and the optional tours we did take. The Oktoberfest Fest was an experience that we had wanted to have for a very long time. I just wish I had the opportunity to enjoy it when I was a bit younger and had more endurance. A great trip. Thanks Alex
Great Glimpse of Germany!
This was our first GoAhead tour. Attending the Oktoberfest was on our bucket list, and we were not disappointed in the fun-filled, authentic Oktoberfest or in the entire tour from Berlin to Dresden to Bamberg to Munich. Our very knowledgeable tour director, Alex, added so much to the educational and historical value of the trip, not to mention his peek into German culture and the tips and extras he offered to make the tour enjoyable and run smoothly. All the step-on guides were so well-versed and gave an insight into German life and history, especially Germany's involvement in World War II. We took advantage of all the optional excursions, and each one offered a new and different glimpse of Germany. The included meals, especially lunch during the excursion to Gorlitz, were delicious and gave us a taste of real German cuisine. The hotels were all four-to-five stars; very comfortable with lots of amenities; located near supermarkets making purchasing water and snacks convenient; and the European breakfasts were delicious with a variety of offerings. The NH Dresden was located where near-by public transportation was needed to access restaurants and shopping areas. Most of the smaller, where-the-locals-eat restaurants did not take credit cards, so having Euros was important. We extended one day, so that we could visit Dachau and spend more time in Munich. Taxis to the airport for the flight home were waiting outside the hotel lobby. We really enjoyed Oktoberfest: Historic Germany, and if you think you want to go…just go with GoAhead!
Thumbs up!!!!
The Oktoberfest tour was fantastic. Alex, the tour director was a huge part of making it a successful experience. Our group of 22 worked well together, everyone being conscious of what time the bus was leaving, Be sure to have your walking shoes on, we have never walked so much. Our jackets were worn everyday, didn't need an umbrella, had a hood on our coats in case it did rain. If you found you had a few free hours in Munich, there was a laundry facility across the street to do a quick load of laundry. We could have taken less clothes, but we didn't know that. Yes, you need your Euro's, small currency was better, bring it with you from the USA. You do have to look for places to exchange money. They take credit, debit cards. The hotels do not exchange. We did extend 3 more days in Munich, which gave us more of the Oktoberfest experience. There is no way to explain, if you haven't even been, how terrific the tour is. Don't think twice, go for it!!
Educational and Fun!
This tour offered a good blend of educational opportunities and fun events, including Oktoberfest, which everyone should put on their bucket list! The size of the group - 27 - was just right. It made things much more enjoyable than taking one of those large-scale, crowded tours. Our tour director was great! Alfredo was accommodating to everyone - and fun!
Fun and informative
Tour was very enjoyable and fun, especially Oktoberfest in Munich. There were many fine local tours through beautiful villages, churches, palaces, etc, but I expected more cultural/traditional activities such as concerts, singing and dancing by local performers. We looked forward, for instance, to the Heurigen but it was cancelled due to the lack of planned participation.
Best, first-time experience!
The tour was great. The hotels were great. The hotel staff were all great. Best of all, Alex, our Master Tour Director was super great. The local tour guides were all really knowledgeable and enthusiastic. Our bus driver was very good. This was my first trip to Europe. Go Ahead Tours had everything planned out. I had no problems at the airport, coming or going. I'll return to Europe with Go Ahead Tours in the future.
Love Germany
Loved our time in Germany. Each city we visited had amazing things to see and do, and Bavaria and the Alps were just beautiful. The included hotel and meals were all very nice. I would definitely take another tour with Go Ahead.
Oktoberfest: Historic Germany
This was a wonderful and well arranged tour. Being a history buff it was extremely interesting to actually visit some of the places I had only previously seen pictures of. My fellow travellers were a great group of people and our tour guide, Alex, did an outstanding job of making sure everything went smoothly and was a pleasure to tour with. I'd love to go back and do it all over again. Beware of the Octoberfest beer. It is as strong as they say. Knowing that, I would do it again.
Tour Evaluation
The tour was excelldent. Alex ( Tour Guide) was very knowlegable, informative, helpful and witty. All the local tour guides were well prepared. I very much enjoyed my spacious and comfortable hotel rooms in Berlin, Dresden and Munich. In Bamberg I have no complaint regarding its cleanliness and fine service but the room, bed and particularly the bathroom was very small and hard to get used to. No complaints on the food both provided and self purchased. The many churches and palaces were spectacular. As someone who is very interested in WWll history it was a special bonus for me to be treated to a lot of interesting WWll background information supplied by some of the local guides. Finally, I would like to thank Go Ahead Tours for treating us at our Octoberfest festivities. It was a nice surprise. Mike Foley
BEST OF GERMANY: Oktoberfest
From the time we landed in Berlin until we left Munich and everything inbetween, our tour was exceptional in our hotel registrations, motor coach services, tour guides and information, and historic value. Alex Peterson our host guide was very accommodating in every aspect. Will use this tour agency again and recommend it highly to others. Their was several people on our tour who used Goahead Tours previously and were very happy with it.


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Our new insights into cardiovascular diseases have dramatically changed our thinking about the fundamental nature of heart disease conditions and our approach to their prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. Read More
Mount Sinai Heart Launches Clinical Trial to Test if Coronary Stent Patients Can Avoid Taking Aspirin
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Francis P. "Frank" Friel, 71, of Bensalem, a decorated police investigator whose organized crime unit, in collaboration with the FBI, effectively ended a spate of mob killings in the 1980s, died of cancer Saturday, Jan. 4, at St. Mary Medical Center.
Mr. Friel's storied career began in 1960, at a time when the city's police force hired teenagers fresh out of high school as helpers. By age 20, he had trained at the Police Academy, received a gun, and become a full-fledged patrolman.
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Spring 2012 Graduates and Dean's List
Sun, May 20, 2012Marywood awarded over 900 degrees at its May commencement ceremony. The spring dean's list was also recently announced.
Marywood to Host Reunion Weekend June 1-3
Fri, May 18, 2012Alumni will converge on campus the first weekend in June for Reunion Weekend. The event will feature an all-class luncheon, alumni awards, receptions, a liturgy, and more.
Feast of the Ascension - Thursday, May 17, 2012
Mon, May 14, 2012For the Feast of the Ascension, Thursday, May 17, 2012, which is a Holy Day of Obligation, Mass will be celebrated in the Marian Chapel at 12:05 p.m.
Marywood Meets India on a Graduate Social Work Trip
Tue, May 08, 2012In March, eleven graduate students from the School of Social Work traveled to India to work with social services agencies and become acquainted with Indian culture.
Reconnecting with Classmates
Thu, May 03, 2012Didn't see a classmate you were hoping to catch up with during Reunion Weekend? Or, do you miss a friend you haven't seen in a while, and you're unsure as to how to reconnect?


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Scientist Busts Biz Sheet for Misrepresenting His Work
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By Richard Littlemore • Monday, February 11, 2008 - 10:27
National Research Council of Canada scientist Dr. Kenneth Tapping has offered whithering criticism of Investor's Business Daily for reporting that Tapping is among those who deny that greenhouse gases are the principal cause of current global warming.
IBD had reported the lobbyist Dr. Tim Patterson's favourite theory that greenhouse gases are irrelevant and that a drop in sunspots is actually going to set off a round of global cooling, and it suggested that Tapping agrees with this position. To which Tapping responds:
"If there is a cooling due to the solar activity cycle laying off for a bit, then the a period of solar cooling could be a much-needed respite giving us more time to attack the problem of greenhouse gases, with the caveat that if we do not, things will be far worse when things turn on again after a few decades."


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