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Brian May Red Special Guitar
Of all the guitars in the world that international "Rock God" Brian May could have used, he's stuck with his old faithful "Red Special" since as far back as anyone can remember. Legend has it that the original Red Special was built in his dads shed!! Such is the interest in the Brian May Red Special Guitar that Mr May has actually started his own guitar making company, so that everybody can own an authentic Brian May Red Special replica guitar.
Here's what Brian May says about the Red Special Guitar
The Brian May Signature Guitar ... inspired by Brian May's legendary 'Red Special', an instrument that has achieved iconic status a unique place in rock history, and designed in conjunction with Brian May himself. The result ... a stunning guitar, blessed with superb build quality, awesome playability and an astonishingly rich diversity of killer tones.
In fact it delivers everything you'd expect from an instrument built to the exacting standards of one of the world's greatest guitarists but, in keeping with Brian's vision of a "guitar for the people", with an amazingly affordable price-tag that belies its superior appointments and performance.
Without question one of the most eagerly anticipated instruments of the century , the Brian May Signature was originally launched in winter 2001 to rapturous critical and public acclaim. Guitarist magazine hailed it as "Best Guitar of the Year" and theatre audiences around the globe thrilled to the guitar's sound in performancein the Queen musical "We Will Rock You".
But the story certainly didn't end there. Working once again with Brian is his long-standing guitar technician Pete Malandrone, & they have significantly improved upon the guitar's overall constrution as well as refining the bridge assembly, electronics, finishing and colour choices. Simply put, the world's best artist designed guitar has just got a whole lot better
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build quality by itself is very good.
versatile sounds can by made by the different settings.
however setup was of.
zero fret was to high, so this had to be adjusted along with the nut.
as was the intonation.
james > read review
Whether you are looking for an electric guitar that offers something different from the major brands and styles, or you just have to have a guitar like Brian's, the Brian May Guitar fits the bill.
This guitar has a really nice fit and finish for a Korean made model, and the three quality pick ups and the versatile selector switch system offer many more usable tone options than just the obvious classic BM sounds.
While the Cherry Red is an obvious choice, there are several other attractive colors and finishes on offer and the range is growing. The included quality padded gig-bag is a nice addition in this price range.
David > read review
Being a BIG Queen fan I just had to get me one of these, and boy does it perform. The neck profile is completely different to the norm, but by jove is it comfortable, build quality is right at the top of the tree, little surprise considering who uses the same factory for far east production. For the price you'll be hard pushed to beat this even if your not a Brian May fan. There is some really good cheaper guitars around, but the tones available with the switching.
Marc > read review
The set up out of the box was a little off, so had to get it looked at. But, awesome guitar and awesome sound! I play everyday and thoroughly enjoy it.
Aniket > read review
Brilliant guitar, plays lovely. It was delivered very quickly by Andertons and I would strongly recommend that you purchase the guitar from them and them only. Thanks again everyone!
Mr. William Dunbar > read review
This is an awesome guitar for the price. I am still in the early days of learning how to play but the quality and range of sounds that this guitar can produce is truly spectacular. With the custom circuitry it is very easy to flick a switch to change the phase on any given pickup and completly change the tonal qualities of the resulting sound.
The construction of the guitar is also top-notch. The action and intonation are perfectly setup out of the box. The neck is slightly wider than many other guitars but I like this as it is easier for me to fret certain chords that I found very cramped on other instruments. This guitar really is a pleasure to play. Highly recommended.
Sean Harmer > read review
I cannot descibe how good the Brian May Signature Guitar really is. It is a joy to look at and its even better to play. The tones and sounds you can make are superb. It can be as subtle as a whisper or as roaring as a lion. The tri-sonic pickups sound great. I can't believe I got a top notch guitar for such a low price and with the free gig bag you can carry it with you in style. I would recommend it to absolutely anyone. Whether you are a guitar hero or a complete novice with this axe you simply can't go wrong!
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Rapture (Fallen #4) by Lauren Kate
"The sky is dark with wings. . . .
"Like sand through an hourglass, time is running out for Luce and Daniel. To stop Lucifer from erasing the past, they must find the place where the angels fell to earth.
"Dark forces are after them, and Daniel doesn't know if he can do this—live only to lose Luce again and again. Yet together they face an epic battle that will end with lifeless bodies . . . and angel dust. Great sacrifices are made. Hearts are destroyed.
"And suddenly Luce knows what must happen. For she was meant to be with someone other than Daniel. The curse they've borne has always and only been about her—and the love she cast aside. The choice she makes now is the only one that truly matters. In the fight for Luce, who will win?
"The astonishing conclusion to the FALLEN series. Heaven can't wait any longer."
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For Darkness Shows the Stars by Diana Peterfreund
"It's been several generations since a genetic experiment gone wrong caused the Reduction, decimating humanity and giving rise to a Luddite nobility who outlawed most technology.
"Elliot North has always known her place in this world. Four years ago Elliot refused to run away with her childhood sweetheart, the servant Kai, choosing duty to her family's estate over love. Since then the world has changed: a new class of Post-Reductionists is jumpstarting the wheel of progress, and Elliot's estate is foundering, forcing her to rent land to the mysterious Cloud Fleet, a group of shipbuilders that includes renowned explorer Captain Malakai Wentforth—an almost unrecognizable Kai. And while Elliot wonders if this could be their second chance, Kai seems determined to show Elliot exactly what she gave up when she let him go.
"But Elliot soon discovers her old friend carries a secret—one that could change their society . . . or bring it to its knees. And again, she's faced with a choice: cling to what she's been raised to believe, or cast her lot with the only boy she's ever loved, even if she's lost him forever.
"Inspired by Jane Austen's persuasion, For Darkness Shows the Stars is a breathtaking romance about opening your mind to the future and your heart to the one person you know can break it."
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Collected Wisdom: Eric Nadel, Texas Rangers radio broadcaster
The longtime radio voice of the Texas Rangers began his career as a hockey announcer before growing frustrated with the business to the point he was looking at other options before moving to Oklahoma City and then Dallas.
Oklahoma City kept Eric Nadel in the radio business.
The longtime radio voice of the Texas Rangers began his career as a hockey announcer, starting in Muskegon, Mich., where he grew frustrated with the business to the point he was looking at other options before moving to Oklahoma City and then Dallas.
The Texas Rangers discovered him in 1979 and he has been with the organization ever since, where he was a partner with Jon Miller, Mark Holtz and Brad Sham among others.
Nadel, who for the past three years was a finalist for the Ford C. Frick Award, will be in Oklahoma City on Monday for the Rangers Caravan at the Academy Sports and Outdoors located on 7700 South Walker Ave., along with first base coach Dave Anderson and pitching prospects Justin Grimm, Michael Kirkman and Tanner Scheppers.
Nadel recently talked with The Oklahoman about his career and about his time in Oklahoma City.
My parents were both avid Brooklyn Dodgers fans and the year that I turned 6 they took me to four games at Ebbets Field. Those were some of the most memorable experiences I can ever remember.
Then at the end of that 1957 season, the Dodgers moved to Los Angeles and I was left without a baseball team to root for having already fallen completely in love with the game. So I continued rooting for the Dodgers via long distance, which was pretty difficult, because I had already been taught to hate the Yankees, and that's all we had left.
My dad was a dentist who regularly worked 12-hour days, including on Saturday. My mom was an accountant who became a stay-at-home mom after my older sister was born. But we were very achievement oriented and I was taught that whatever you do to work hard at it and do your best and do with passion.
I remember riding with my dad in the car, and I was probably about 7, and we were listening to a Yankees game and I asked him if Mel Allen was getting paid to broadcast the games and he laughed and said, "Yeah that's his job." I said, "You mean like you get paid to fill teeth and he gets paid to go to Yankee Stadium?" He said, "Yeah," and I said, "Well, I like his job better than yours."
Then I started to listening to all of the sports and in New York that came to mean Marv Albert doing basketball and hockey. I would get my homework done as soon as I got home from school so I wouldn't miss a word when the Knicks and the Rangers, whoever was playing that night, came on the radio.
I got a job when I was 17 years old. I got a summer job in Hope, Ark., as a disc jockey. That provided me with "professional experience" before I even went to college.
I went to Brown University in Rhode Island and when I got there and went up to the college radio station, I already had professional experience and I told them I wanted to do sports and that pretty much gave me carte blanche to do whichever sports I wanted to do, which there did not include baseball.
When I got done there, hockey, I thought, was the land of opportunity. The sport was growing and expanding, that was the sport I had done the most in college, and that was the sport I did the best and so that's where I concentrated my efforts.
I got one job offer in Muskegon, Mich., with the Muskegon Mohawks of the International Hockey League, which was the lowest level of minor league hockey at the time.
I learned that I loved broadcasting the games, that it was as much fun as I thought it would be. I also learned how tough the life could be. That was a bus league, all the travel was by bus, the town was very friendly but it was really, bitterly cold during the winter with tons of snow. I learned the grim realities of the business that sometimes you have to live somewhere you don't particularly want to live.
And after three years there I was ready to give up. If I hadn't gotten a better job, I
was going to law school. I figured if I couldn't improve my standing in the broadcast world in four years, that was enough. I actually had gotten an application to law school, I took the LSAT and my broadcast career was winding to an end.
Then I was sitting at my desk one day in March of 1975 and I read that John Brooks was giving up the Oklahoma City Blazers job to become the voice of the Sooners and I picked up the phone and I called information and I got the Oklahoma City Blazers' phone number and I talked to Ray Miron, who was the general manager and coach at the time, and he said, "Yeah the job is open, send me your stuff." Then a few months later in June he hired me to be John Brooks' replacement and that's how I wound up staying in broadcasting instead of going to law school.
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Capitals coach Adam Oates said he might use Alex Ovechkin on the penalty kill this season.
"Let's say we get two penalties in a row, I've got to get him on the ice, so he's got to learn how to play that situation," Oates said. "I also think it helps him. When you play penalty killing, you learn little things that maybe will help him on the power play. We've got a lead and the team pulls the goalie, he's got to be out there. So he's got to know how to play there. That's an important time for our team." It would certainly help him develop into a more well-rounded player. Ovechkin has been switched to right wing already at camp, so Oates is tinkering with his game to try to help him get out of the funk he played in last year.


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Chuck's column: The human side of teaching
Something many people may not know about the job is the component that occurs rather frequently around here. Alumni who return to visit a place where they obviously felt comfortable and to visit those with whom they had made some type of connection.By: Chuck Brooks, Rosemount Town Pages
I announce some girls and guys basketball games here at Rosemount High School. I was recently doing a game when, at the half, two of my students from last year came to the table where I was sitting. The two girls are now juniors. They're rather delightful in their approach to life. They were all giggly and such. Good moods. It's the norm for these two. I can't imagine them any other way, frankly. One of them asked me, "Mr. Brooks, when we graduate and come back to visit, can we meet for coffee or something?" I chuckled. I responded, "Of course!"
Something many people may not know about the job is the component that occurs rather frequently around here. Alumni who return to visit a place where they obviously felt comfortable and to visit those with whom they had made some type of connection. It tends to happen the most around the holidays. However, we'll see them throughout the year. Some will visit when they're home from college; some will visit when they're home on leave, or some will simply come visit when they're not working.
I've seen it all my career. After my initial years, I was one of those people who had alumni visiting them as well. I've always said it's that part of the job for which there is no monetary compensation. You can't put a price on this. The older I get, and the older the alumni get, the more awesome it is seeing some of these folks.
In December, I had a birthday. And, despite the fact I rarely "use" Facebook, I am on there and the most use it gets from me is clicking on an ADD FRIEND request and then logging out. However, on my birthday, I heard from over 60 folks. And many of the names of these people brought back some fond memories.
Maybe it is my age and the fact my career is winding down. It's interesting because as the former students have grown older, they've changed in most cases as well. Many are spouses with kids. Some are parents of kids I presently have. I'm not as thrilled about that scenario, truth be told. It's a daily glaring reminder that I'm getting old.
What fun! Not!
One of my students from the class of '86 calls me every year on my birthday, and I call him on his birthday, July 3. He's now a successful dentist with his own practice, a great wife and three beautiful girls. I get his Christmas card every year and their girls, who are always the main image on the card, are growing quickly.
There are stories upon stories of former students whom I've been able to connect with throughout the years. Some, I stay in touch with regularly. Most of us experience this. I think most of us would say it's nice they still remember us and want to reach out in some way to stay in touch.
I remember when I was a student in high school; I also remember returning to the school after I graduated so I could visit some of my teachers. It wasn't that I remembered them for their ability to communicate the subject matter. It was all about how they treated me. It was about the relationship I had with them. They were human and weren't afraid to show that side of themselves.
It's the one thing I always wanted to be in this job. I wanted the human side to show before the teacher side.
I hope I've done just that.
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"My grandmother used to make this pie when we had Christmas at her house. She used a paper bag to cover the pie, but in the updated version we use parchment paper. It is a very old recipe. Enjoy!" - by Cathy
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- Preheat oven to 425 degrees F(220 degrees C).
- Place apple chunks in a large bowl. Combine 1/2 cup sugar, 2 tablespoons flour, and nutmeg. Sprinkle over apples and toss to coat well. Spoon into pastry shell. Drizzle with lemon juice.
- For the topping: Combine 1/2 cup sugar, and 1/2 cup flour. Cut in butter. Sprinkle over apples to cover top. Take two 15 inch pieces of parchment paper and enclose pie; fold edges up 3 times. Place on a baking sheet.
- Bake for 1 hour. Remove from oven, split parchment open and cool pie on wire rack. DO NOT open parchment covering while baking! Cool for 10 minutes before serving hot.
Amount Per Serving (6 total)
- Calories
- 540 cal
- 27%
- Fat
- 25.8 g
- 40%
- Carbs
- 77 g
- 25%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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"Great apple pie if you don't especially care for a lot of pastry crust; this one has a tasty crumble topping instead. After fumbling with the parchment paper method unsuccessfully (I didn't think of..." See more stapling it until after the fact, but just folding it up didn't work), I placed the pie in a brown paper grocery sack, folded the open end down under the sack and it worked great. Just be careful that the fold doesn't cause your pie to be tilted. I researched the paper bag method a bit online and found others who even sell pies made this way. They mentioned that the bag keeps the apples moist and gives them a chance to fully cook without overcooking the crust. Next time I may take it out of the bag to brown a bit more at the end of the baking time, but it still had nice color after 1 hour as called for. I used 6 medium Granny Smith Apples, and added a teaspoon of cinnamon since I think something is missing without cinnamon in an apple pie! I will make this again since the topping is a nice touch."
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Hotels Near Memorial Health System - Savannah GA Georgia
Hotels Near Memorial Health System are listed below in the order of their distance. Search for cheap and discount hotel rates near Memorial Health System in Savannah GA for your upcoming individual or group travel. We list the best motels and hotels close to Memorial Health System so you can review the Savannah GA hotels below and find the perfect lodging.
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Extended Stay America in Savannah
5511 Abercorn St., Savannah, GA 31405 (Suburban)
Each room here has a well equiped kitchen with a full sized refrigerator, two burner stove, microwave oven, pot, pan and utencils. We have high Speed wireless internet acess for a one time $4.99 fee good for the entire stay. We also offer free local phone calls and a guest laundry open 24 hours a day.
: 4 miles from the historic district.9 miles from Bonaventure Cemetery.30 miles from Tybee Island.
~1.14 Miles from Memorial Health System
Hampton Inn & Suites Savannah Midtown in Savannah
20 Johnston St., Savannah, GA 31405
Savannah Midtown's newest hotel, the Hampton Inn & Suites Savannah Midtown will open in December 2009! Complimentary parking and breakfast, an Indoor Pool and Jacuzzi are just a couple of amenities to expect from the newest addition to the midtown area.
: The Hampton Inn and Suites Savannah Midtown is only steps away from 2 malls and over 100 shops and restaurants! Enjoy dinner at one of the following restaurants within walking distance: Great American Grille, Bonefish, Atlanta Bread Company, Cancun Restaurant, Fresh Market
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Hilton Garden Inn Midtown in Savannah
5711 Abercorn St., Savannah, GA 31405 (Suburban)
The Hilton Garden Inn Savannah Midtown is one of the newest hotles in Savannah's midtown trendy shopping district. The hotel features complimentary on-site parking, refrigerator and microwave in every room, indoor saline pool and cardio center, complimentary wireless high-speed internet access and is located only 4 miles from Savannah's Historic District. The hotel will provide a complimentary shuttle to all guests to the historic district.
: Hunter Army Airfield, Historic Savannah, Mall, over 100 restaurants, walking distance to: Ann Taylor Loft, Hand Picked, Fresh Market, Coldwater Creek, Atlanta Bread Company, Bone Fish Restaurant, and many more!
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2 Lee Blvd., Savannah, GA 31405 (Suburban)
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Guest House Inn & Suites in Midtown (Abercorn)
6800 Abercorn St., Midtown (Abercorn), GA 31405 (Suburban)
The newly renovated Savannah Midtown Guest House Inn & Suites offers the following amenities and services: Sparkling outdoor pool with beautiful garden courtyard area, rejuvenating whirlpool jacuzzi rooms, breakfast area overlooking the pool and courtyard, serving a complimentary breakfast each morning. Our newly renovated spacious guestrooms include complimentary wireless internet access, microwave/refridgerators(in select rooms only), new Serta mattresses, premium satellite television, work desk, hair dryers, iron/ironing boards, alarm clocks.
: The Savannah Garden Inn is conveniently located just 4.3 miles from the famous Savannah Historic District and only blocks to Oglethrope Mall and dozens of other shops and restaurants. We are centrally located, in the heart of Savannah's business distric and offer easy interstate access.
~1.65 Miles from Memorial Health System
Courtyard by Marriott Savannah Midtown in Savannah
6703 Abercorn St., Savannah, GA 31405 (Downtown-City Center)
Newly renovated Courtyard with "Marriott Bedding" which includes cotton-rich linens, thicker mattresses and fluffier pillows. Complimentary Internet access in every guest room. 24 Hour business center with 2 flat screen computers, complimentary faxing and copies. Spacious rooms with work space and separate seating area. Located in midtown Savannah immediately surrounded by dining, shoppings, and enertainment. Only 5 miles from the historic district of Savannah. 2 meeting rooms on property accomodating up to 45 each. Conference Suite available for smaller meetings.
: 5 miles from the historic districtLess than 5 miles from Wormsloe Plantation. Beach 25 minutes away. Close to shopping and dining.
~1.66 Miles from Memorial Health System
La Quinta Inn in Savannah
6805 Abercorn, Savannah, GA 31405 (Suburban)
: Historic Downtown - 4 milesOglethrope Mall - .5 milesTybee Island - 25 miles
~1.71 Miles from Memorial Health System
Red Roof Inn Savannah Midtown in Savannah
201 Stephenson Ave., Savannah, GA 31405 (Suburban)
We are located 4.5 miles from Savannah's famous Historic District in a residential/business area known as Midtown. Midtown offers many fabulous restaurants and tons of shopping within minutes of the hotel. The hotel has two floors with convenient exterior entrances to all rooms. We also have a tropical outdoor pool open seasonally. We provide complimentary shuttle service to/from the Historic District on the weekends (Fri, Sat, Sun). Van seats 12 people. Complimentary continental breakfast is included as well as free parking and free wireless high-speed internet service.
: Historic District 4.5 miles, Tybee Island Beach 15 miles, Airport 14 miles, Aquatic Center 2 miles, Soccer Complex 2 miles,
~1.71 Miles from Memorial Health System
Clubhouse Inn & Suites in Savannah
6800 Abercorn St., Savannah, GA 31406 (Rural)
The ClubHouse Inn & Suites hotel in Savannah, Georgia provides lodging accommodations near Oglethorpe Mall, Savannah Airport, and Savannah's Historic District. Our hotel is also conveniently located near area attractions such as Hunter Army Airfield and Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace. The following fine area businesses are also located near our hotel: JCB, Girl Scout Headquarters, and Gulfstream Aerospace. Whether you're in the area for business or pleasure, your stay at ClubHouse Inn & Suites hotel in Savannah offers you the best of both worlds.
: Historic District, River Street, Tybee Island
~1.71 Miles from Memorial Health System
Quality Inn Midtown in Savannah
7100 Abercorn St., Savannah, GA 31406 (Suburban)
Newly renovated property in Savannah's midtown, Home of Doubles Lounge. Complimentary breakfast buffet with hot items rotated daily. Fitness center on property, outdoor pool, free high speed internet. Full service catering services. Within walking distance to the area's largest shopping mall, restaurants and Hunter Army Airfield. Less than 5 miles to Savannah's historic district, Armstrong Atlantic State University, and Savannah State University and Lake Mayer.
: Less than 4 miles from historic Savannah. In the heart of the area's largest shopping mall, restuarants, businesses, Armstrong Atlantic University & Savannah State University. Less than 1 mile from Hunter Army Air Field.
~1.88 Miles from Memorial Health System
Oglethorpe Inn & Suites in Savannah
7110 Hodgson Memorial Dr., Savannah, GA 31406 (Suburban)
Oglethorpe Inn & Suites is 5 miles from Savannah's Historic District we are an excellent and affordable alternative to the higher priced hotels in the downtown area and we provide free parking.Recently renovated with over $575,ooo.oo.The Historic Trolley tours and city buses pick up in front of the INN, daily to transport you to Downtown Savannah. We offer the perfect group lodging in Savannah. Our spacious, all-suite accommodations will make your guests feel right at home with separate sleeping and living areas, microwave, fridge and coffeemaker.
: WERE IN THE Midtown Area OF THE CITY OF SAVANNAH,(Five Miles from Downtown Historic District/River Street)*Two Blocks from OGLETHORPE MALL (140 STORES)SHOPPING, AND DINNING* 1/2 MILE FROM CHATHAM AQUATIC CENTER* ONE MILE FROM SPORTS COMPLEX /SOCCER FIELDS, PAULSON / MEMORIAL STADIUM*
~1.92 Miles from Memorial Health System
Best Western Central Inn in Savannah
45 Eisenhower Dr., Savannah, GA 31406 (Suburban)
The Best Western Central Inn is located in beautful Savannah, Georgia. The hotel has 129 rooms located in midtown Savannah which is only 5 miles away from Historic Downtown Savannah. All guest rooms come with coffee maker, iron and ironing board, microwave and fridge, and 60 channels of cable television. Also located within 3 miles of the hotel is 2 malls and over 20 restaurants to choose from. Looking to take a tour of Downtown Savannah? NO PROBLEM!!! Let us set up a trolley tour of Downtown Savannah that will come and pick you up and return you to the hotel.
: Tybee Island, Paul Deen Tour, City Market, River Street Riverboat, Trolley Tours, Bonaventure Cemetery, Fort Pulaski, Paulsen Park, Aquatic Center, Paulson field, 10 Mins from Downtown
~2.06 Miles from Memorial Health System
Econo Lodge Midtown in Savannah
7500 Abercorn St., Savannah, GA 31406
~2.10 Miles from Memorial Health System
Days Inn Oglethorpe Mall in Savannah
114 Mall Blvd., Savannah, GA 31406 (Suburban)
The Oglethorpe Mall Days Inn Offers Comfortable, Clean Rooms For The Busy Traveler or Family in a Part of Town That is Convenient to The Lure of The Historic District as Well as Some of The Best Shopping in Savannah. - Stay Close to History Without Paying Historical Prices. - Located Right Across The Street From The Largest Enclosed Shopping Mall in This Part of Georgia With Over 150 Stores For Your Shopping Pleasure. - Within a Short Drive to Savannah State and AAU.
: - Bass Pro Shop - Bon/Adventure Cemetery - Golf nearby - Guy Minick Sport Complex - Historic District - Hunter Army Airfield - Kellers Flea Market- Oglethorpe Mall - Paulson softball complex - Putt Putt Golf - River Front - Star Castle - skate & video
~2.22 Miles from Memorial Health System
Country Inn & Suites by Carlson in Savannah
7576 White Bluff Rd., Savannah, GA 31406 (Suburban)
Beautifully decorated country charm hotel located in the midtown area near the Oglethorpe Mall. Heated indoor pool and jacuzzi. Fireplace in lobby, Complimentary HOT breakfast buffet each morning. Complimentary fresh cookies, hot coffee, and candy in lobby area 24 hours a day. Great friendly staff.
: Six miles from the Historic District, Riverfront, Oglethorpe Mall across the street, Savannah Mall,Armstrong Atlantic University six miles, Hunter/Army Airfield , Savannah Tech .5 miles, Memorial Hospital five miles, Aquatic Center 1 mile, Soccer Complex 1 mile
~2.27 Miles from Memorial Health System
Mansion on Forsyth Park in Savannah
700 Drayton St., Savannah, GA 31401 (Suburban)
The Mansion on Forsyth Park (newly opened April 11, 2005) is a truly unique hotel in the Historic District of Savannah.Guests will experience over 400 pieces of art throughout the hotel and have the opportunity to utilize 700 Kitchen Cooking School and Poseidon Spa.
: Forsyth Park (across from hotel), dining, shopping, museums, trolly & carriage ride tours, golf.
~2.51 Miles from Memorial Health System
Dresser Palmer House in Savannah
211 East Gaston St., Savannah, GA 31401 (Downtown-City Center)
Ideally located within the nation's largest urban Historic Landmark District, Savannah's Dresser Palmer House offers an elegant setting with Southern hospitality to delight the most discriminating traveler. Built in 1876 by Henry Dresser and Samuel Palmer, this 11,000 square foot Italianate townhouse provides a variety of distinctive accommodations with gracious Southern Hospitality to travelers with selective taste.
: Antique Shopping, Art Galleries, Beach, Casino, Concert venue, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Ocean, Performing Theater, Picnic area, Religious Services, River, RuinsBicycle rental, Bicycle riding trails, Bicycles,
~2.61 Miles from Memorial Health System
Hampton Inn & Suites Savannah Historic District in Savannah
201 Martin Luther King Junior Blvd., Savannah, GA 31401 (Downtown-City Center)
Constructed from the ground up in March of 2006, the Hampton Inn & Suites Savannah - Historic District hotel embraces the appeal and elegance associated with the Old South. Located in the heart of Savannah's Historic District, just across the river from the Savannah International Trade & Convention Center, our new property is walking distance to Paula Deen's Famous Lady & Son's Restaurant, River Street, SCAD, and City Market. Our Hampton Inn hotel is located just steps from Mrs.
: River Street, Restaurants, Visitors Center, Walking Tours, Carriage Tours, Casino, Shopping
~2.80 Miles from Memorial Health System
The Mulberry Inn in Savannah
601 East Bay, Savannah, GA 31401 (Downtown-City Center)
The Mulberry Inn brings that charm and magic home to you! Located in the heart of the Historic District, the 145 newly renovated guest rooms provide the luxuries and comforts to make your visit a pleasure. All rooms feature a coffee maker, hair dryer, iron & ironing board, 27" television, and telephone data ports. Standard deluxe guest rooms provide the added convenience of a VCR and refrigerator and a microwave. For added luxuries, treat yourself to a two room suite with living area, wet bar, and deluxe amenities.
: historic district
~2.80 Miles from Memorial Health System
Eliza Thompson House in Savannah
5 West Jones St., Savannah, GA 31401
~2.81 Miles from Memorial Health System
Hamilton Turner Inn in Savannah
330 Abercorn St., Savannah, GA 31401 (Downtown-City Center)
Savannah's stately Second Empire mansion, built in 1873, combines Southern charm with luxurious accommodations and an array of amenities. Enjoy one of our 17 guestrooms or suites, each with its own private bath. Choose from grand suites overlooking the moss-draped oaks and fountain of the square, garden-view courtyard accommodations with private entrances, spacious, individually appointed rooms and three carriage house rooms with shared parlor. Some accommodations offer fireplaces, whirlpool spa baths, claw-footed baths, and bay window views of the park.
: River Street, City Market, Andrew Low House, Telfair Museum, Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, Isaiah Davenport House, Owens Thomas House, Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace, SCAD, Forsyth Park, Broughton Street shopping, Lucas Theatre, Trustees Theatre, Savannah Theatre, Fine Dining Restaurants, Tybee
~2.84 Miles from Memorial Health System
The Zeigler House Inn in Savannah
121 West Jones St., Savannah, GA 31401 (Downtown-City Center)
: Downtown Historic District, Beach is 20 minutes away.
~2.85 Miles from Memorial Health System
Savannah Suites in Savannah
60 West Montgomery Cross Rd., Savannah, GA 31406 (Suburban)
160 room property with elevator. Complete Kitchenette:Refrigerator, 2 burner stove top , Microwave, Coffeemaker.Local phone calls, Cable, 24 hour Guest Laundry, Vending Machine, High Speed Internet Access, Voice mail and Data Ports. On site security.Less than 1 mile is Hunter AFB, Oglethorpe Mall, Red Lobster, Starbucks, Kmart, Godfather's pizza, Sticky Fingers, Carrabbas, Chinese, I-Hop, and numerous other restaurants. Convenient to major shopping areas, banks, churches, schools and gyms.Over 100 shops and restaurants in the area.
: Hunter AFB, Ogelthorp Mall, Red Lobster, Starbucks, Kmart, godfather's pizza, Sticky Fingers and I-Hop less than 1 mile away.Memorial Stadium, Savannah Tech, Armstrong(AASU), St.Josephs- Candler Hospital, Memorial Hospital, Ga. Regional and Aquatic center less than 4 miles away. Downtown Savann
~2.87 Miles from Memorial Health System
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Sweet and crunchy, you'll never believe these chips were made in the microwave. They'll become your new favorite savory snack. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 7.9g | Fat: 0.1g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 0.5g | Calories: 34.4
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August 9, 2011
SANTA ANA, Calif. - Airline passenger traffic at John Wayne Airport decreased in October 2010 as compared to October 2009. In October 2010, the Airport served 732,106 passengers, a decrease of 4.8% when compared to the October 2009 passenger traffic count of 769,373.
Commercial aircraft operations decreased 4.9%, while Commuter aircraft operations decreased 63.9% when compared to the levels recorded in October 2009.
Total aircraft operations decreased in October 2010 as compared to the same month in 2009. In October 2010, there were 20,725 total aircraft operations (take-offs and landings), a decrease of 17.8% when compared to 25,213 total aircraft operations in October 2009.
General aviation activity, which accounted for 66% of the total aircraft operations during October 2010, decreased 21.0% when compared to October 2009.
John Wayne Airport (SNA) is a self-supporting enterprise owned and operated by the County of Orange and serves approximately nine million passengers annually.
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All-Cargo Carriers: 1,204 tons Passenger Carriers (incidental belly cargo): 155 tons
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It's the first day at gamescom 2012, and Origin is getting ready to broadcast three all-new live chats direct from our press room at the Koelnmesse conference center.
At 9:00 a.m. UTC (11:00 a.m. CET), Crytek CEO and Founder Cevat Yerli will be on camera to chat about Crysis 3 and the new Hunter Mode introduced at this year's gamescom press conference.
Maxis Producer Jason Haber will be stopping by three hours later, at 12:00 p.m. UTC (2:00 p.m. CET), for some further revelation on SimCity and its new social features, including SimCity World—the "connective tissue" supporting SimCity multiplayer—and showing off some never-before-seen screenshots. Stop in and submit your questions about the latest addition to Maxis' city-building stable.
Our final live chat of the day begins at 3:00 p.m. UTC (5:00 p.m. CET). In it, The Sims 3 Executive Producer Ben Bell and Product Manager King Choi will provide a fresh look at their Supernatural and Seasons expansions. If you're planning on going vamp, zombie, or snowboarder with your Sim, this is a great opportunity to see what's coming in The Sims 3.
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The Hotel Monaco (501 Geary St., 415/292-0100, www.monaco-sf.com [1], $310–600) shows the vibrant side of San Francisco [2]. Big guest rooms are whimsically decorated with bright colors, while baths are luxurious and feature cushy animal-print bathrobes. Friendly service comes from purple-velour coated staff, who know the hotel and the City and will cheerfully tell you all about both. Chair massage complements the free wine and cheese in the large, open guest lounge. Be sure to check out the Grand Café and the dining room as well. Because the Hotel Monaco is located a couple of blocks off the Union Square [3], you get more, and more fun, for your money.
A San Francisco [2] legend, the Clift (495 Geary St., 415/775-4700, www.clifthotel.com [4], $350) has a lobby worth walking into, whether you're a guest of the hotel or not. The high-ceilinged, industrial gray space is devoted entirely to modern art. Yes, you really are supposed to sit on the antler sofa and the metal chairs, though most folks avoid the seriously oversized vintage seat. By contrast, the big Philippe Starke–designed guest rooms are almost Spartan in their simplicity, with colors meant to mimic the City skyline. Stop in for a drink at the Redwood Room, done in brown leather and popular with a younger crowd. For dinner, a branch of Jeffrey Chodorow's Asia de Cuba restaurant is located inside the hotel. The Clift is perfectly located for theatergoers, and the Square is an easy walk away.
The opulence of the lobby at the Westin St. Francis (335 Powell St., 415/397-7000, www.westinstfrancis.com [5], $390–490) matches its elegant address. With more than a century of history as San Francisco [2]'s great gathering spot, the St. Francis still garners great prestige. Rooms are attractive but small. The price of admission pays mainly for the decadent fixtures of the common areas, the four eateries (including Michael Mina, the executive chef's signature restaurant), the state-of-the-art gym, top-quality meeting and banquet spaces, and the address on Union Square [3].
Certain names just mean luxury in the hotel world. The Fairmont San Francisco (950 Mason St., 415/772-5000, www.fairmont.com [6], $460) is among the best of these. With a rich history, above-and-beyond service, and spectacular views, the Fairmont makes any stay in the City memorable. Check online for package specials or to book a tee time or spa treatment, and note that some of the rooms in this rarified hostelry actually allow smoking.
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Tuesday winners with the staff at The Relax Bar.
So it meant demotion to second place for myself and I am also sure that I will be cut as well after the handicap revision at the PSC headquarters.
Onto Tuesday 15th May and the weather was once again quite hot and unforgiving. Most players were thankful to get off the Mountain and Lake course, which incidentally are both starting to get quite good. The greens are now settling down and although still a little slow they are very true. Not the same can be said for the first cut fringes around the greens. They are a total disgrace with many bare sandy patches right up to the next cut of semi rough. We have implemented a local rule for the time being to allow free relief from such areas. Happy to report that the fairways are in very good condition.
So it was Bill Hewitt who won the day with 36 points. In second place was Harvey Trewarn with 33 points and in third place with 31 points was myself, Mike Gerrard.
No near pins were won today as most of the par threes had been lengthened to their maximum, with the tees well back and the flagsticks likewise.
Back at the Relax Bar our hosts afforded us our usual discount first drinks and donated their usual free lucky draw prizes consisting of 1 massage and 1 drink. The recipients of the lucky draw were Joris Goetschalkx, Kevin Bird & Patrick Browne.
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In the play, which was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize in 1997, acclaimed writer and professor Ruth Steiner decides to take on Lisa, a 26-year-old graduate student, as her assistant. Over the course of six years, Ruth and Lisa's relationship evolves and a friendship blossoms as the prickly, temperamental author shepherds her star-struck student toward her first success in the publishing world. But when Lisa's new book exposes intimate details of Ruth's life, and her fame threatens to overshadow her teacher, the mentor-mentee relationship is turned on its head.
The cast features American Players Theatre actress/Forward Theater advisory company member Sarah Day and Milwaukee actress Laura Frye.
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This is the official web site of Anne Fine, the second Children's Laureate and a distinguished prize-winning writer for children of all ages, with over forty books to her credit. She has also written for adults to considerable critical acclaim. This site has news and information about Anne, and showcases her books.
A different kind of family
Anne Fine writes brilliantly about all kinds of families: "I'm fascinated by families," she says. There are the kind you'd quite like to be part of, even if they do cause chaos wherever they go - as the Mountfield family do in Trouble in Toadpool. And then there are the kind you can't wait to get away from. But can you ever really escape from your family?
Anne's next book, Blood Family, asks how important blood family is in making you who you are. Edward is four years old when he is locked away with his mother by her abusive, alcoholic partner, Harris. By the time an elderly neighbour spots his pale face peering through a crack in the boarded-up window and raises the alarm, he is seven.
Edward is sent to live with a kindly foster family, and then adopted, but it's still clear to his new family and schoolmates that there's something odd about him. Who are his real family, and what sort of person will Edward grow up to be?
Blood Family will be published by Doubleday Children's books on 4th July; read more about it here.
Not born a bookworm?
Anne Fine knows that some children take to reading like ducks to water - and some don't! They are just as bright and sophisticated as others their own age, but the way their brains work doesn't mesh well with the decoding of the printed word. It's a real challenge for an author to offer them good stories that can win them round to being happy with reading.
They'll find plenty to enjoy in Anne's books, of course, but this summer brings some new titles especially written with reluctant readers in mind. Tom wants to join the army, but he has to pass his exams first - and that might test his courage more than he expects! How Brave is That? was published on 15th May.
Read more about How Brave is That?, or read what Anne says about writing books for reluctant readers.
Anne Fine in person
Anne will be talking about Blood Family at the Borders Book Festival at 1.45 on Saturday June 15th, along with Eleanor Updale. Come along, and hear two authors compare notes on how they go about researching and creating thought-provoking stories that jump off the page. Tickets are £5, and are available for online booking - or buy a day pass to the Family Book Festival!
The Devil Steps Onstage
Anne Fine has adapted her gothic thriller, The Devil Walks into a playscript, which has just been published by Oxford University Press. She says:
I love adapting my own novels into plays. I'd hate to be responsible for anyone else's work. I'd imagine them hovering over my shoulder, begging me, "Oh, please don't take out that! No, don't change that!"
But what works in a novel so often doesn't work in a dramatic reading, or on a stage. If it's my own work then I know I can be ruthless. I feel quite free to slash out whole chunks, and twist scenes round so they work better. I'll do away with complicated subplots, and tinker with the timing of the story.
I'll do whatever works.
Only two things must stay the same. One is the mood of the work. The Devil Walks is a gothic tale set long ago. Mostly I write realistic novels set in the present day. But suddenly I felt an urge to write a brooding and malevolent chiller-thriller with a real villain, and this was it.
The other thing I like to keep the same is all the characterisation. Daniel is still the boy he was in the book, well-meaning and determined, if horribly confused by all the mysteries surrounding him. His stiff and tragic mother remains the same. And so does Captain Severn, a man so mercurial that Daniel cannot fathom his true nature.
People who read one of my books, then the play version, often ask, "Why on earth did you cut out that bit?" (Luckily, I can usually recall the reason.) People who read the play and then the book say, "It never occurred to me that there could be so much more in the original story."
I expect that's why I am essentially a novelist, not a playwright.
Read more about The Devil Walks.
Don't Cut Libraries!
Anne Fine has joined the campaign to persuade local councils not to cut library services. She told The Teesdale Mercury that making libraries a target for spending cuts is "almost immoral."
"In a recession libraries become even more important. They are a haven for older people, a focus for families, and for unemployed people it's a place where people can try to get their lives back on track. To cut library services is short-sighted and in the long run it will cost more than it will save. There will be more depression and vandalism. In social care it will cost so much more."


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In the early twentieth century, Russia's student community – or studenchestvo – was a highly visible and often controversial force in Russian political and social life. Until now, one of the most important sources on this lively period in higher education – the student press – has been largely inaccessible to Western scholars.
Students participated in the development of political parties ranging from the extreme left to the extreme right; the Christian renaissance; the spread of national and nationalist movements; the workers' movement; literary, cultural, artistic, and intellectual currents; debates on women's rights and legalized prostitution, as well as on anti-Semitism and the rights of Jews; and, of course, the highly contentious disputes over the political and academic roles of higher education in Russia. Consequently, this collection represents an essential source for scholars researching the history and culture of Russia during the fascinating twilight of its imperial period.


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Which plan will you buy? With insurance firms doing promotion, you are likely to go for a child plan. Similarly, for retirement, a pension plan is the obvious choice. You are probably right in making these choices.
However, did you know that your unit- linked insurance plan ( Ulip) is identical to these plans and can serve your child's needs just as well? " Generic investment plans cost slightly less due to simple features and fewer benefits.They can be fine- tuned by adding riders and managing fund allocation wisely," says P Nandagopal, MD and CEO, IndiaFirst Life Insurance.Broadly, an investment plan can be grouped into endowment, money- back and Ulip categories. It is the packaging that differs. " Most child plans have a catchy name to capitalise on parents' sentiments. However, there is not much difference between a regular Ulip and a ready- made child plan," says Ramalingam K, a certified financial planner and chief financial planner at Holistic Investment Planners.
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The Anti-social Behaviour of Horace Rumpole
Catalogue Number: SC8-A8PL
- Author: Sir John Mortimer
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- Published: 03 July 2008
- Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
The Anti-social Behaviour of Horace Rumpole - a delightful novel starring John Mortimer's iconic character. One of the great comic creations of modern times . ( Evening Standard ). ASBOs may be the pride and joy of New Labour, but they don't cut much ice with Horace Rumpole - he takes the old-fashioned view that if anyone is going to be threatened with a restriction of their liberty then some form of legal proceeding ought to be gone through first. Not that Hilda agrees, of course, but she's too busy completing her memoirs to dissuade him from taking an interest when one of the Timson children is given an ASBO for playing football in the street. And pretty soon he realizes something fishy is going on. Why are the residents pursuing their vendetta against the Timson boy quite so strongly? Could they have a sinister reason for not wanting him on their street? John Mortimer's hilarious Rumpole novel, which fans of Sherlock Holmes and P.G. Wodehouse will love, sees the magician of the Old Bailey at his unpredictable and brilliant best. Sir John Mortimer was a barrister, playwright and novelist. His fictional trilogy about the inexorable rise of an ambitious Tory MP in the Thatcher years ( Paradise Postponed , Titmuss Regained and The Sound of Trumpets ) has recently been republished in Penguin Classics , together with his autobiography Clinging to the Wreckage and his play A Voyage round My Father . His most famous creation was the barrister Horace Rumpole, who featured in four novels and around eighty short stories. His books in Penguin include: The Anti-social Behaviour of Horace Rumpole ; The Collected Stories of Rumpole ; The First Rumpole Omnibus ; Rumpole and the Angel of Death ; Rumpole and the Penge Bungalow Murders ; Rumpole and the Primrose Path ; Rumpole and the Reign of Terror ; Rumpole and the Younger Generation ; Rumpole at Christmas ; Rumpole Rests His Case ; The Second Rumpole Omnibus ; Forever Rumpole ; In Other Words ; Quite Honestly and Summer's Lease .
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John Mortimer is a novelist, playwright and former practising barrister. Among his many publications are several volumes of Rumpole stories and a trilogy of political novels (Paradise Postponed, Titmuss Regained, and The Sound of Trumpets) featuring Leslie Titmuss. Sir John received a knighthood for his services to the arts in 1998.
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Brian McLaren posted this prayer on his blog on August 24, 2011, along with this short message: "We're connected by what we eat ... to the farmers who grow our food, the harvesters who pick it, the transporters who bring it to market, the grocers who present it, and the cooks who prepare it."
Here's a video of Brian participating in reciting this prayer at a "pray-in" in his own local Publix grocery store:
Here's the original prayer - you might want to use it as a template for your own "pray-in" at a local grocery store to make a statement about food justice-related issues:
Living God, you are the Creator of this beautiful and fertile world. You made sun, rain, soil, air, seed, and seasons. We praise you for the green of lettuce, the yellow of lemon, the orange of a tangerine, and especially for the bright red of a tomato. They are beautiful to our eyes, delicious to our taste buds, and nourishing to our bodies. We pray to the Lord, Lord, hear our prayer.
We thank you, Lord, for this grocery store. We thank you for the many ways Publix serves the community. We thank you for the employees who stock shelves and wax floors and serve as cashiers and help elderly people load their groceries into their cars. We thank you for the founder of Publix, George Jenkins, who said, "Don't let making a profit stand in the way of doing the right thing," and we thank you for Ed Crenshaw, his grandson, who wants to be guided by his grandfather's example. We pray to the Lord, Lord, hear our prayer.
Lord, we're here today to pray for the hard-working people who harvest the tomatoes over in Immokalee. You know how hard they work in the hot sun. You know that they only get paid about 50 cents for every 32 pound bucket of tomatoes they pick. You love each farm worker and know each one by name, and you want for them what you want for every hard-working person: a fair wage for hard work. We pray to the Lord, Lord, hear our prayer.
We're also here today praying for Ed Crenshaw and all the associates of Publix. We're asking that you will move their hearts to raise the pay for the tomato harvesters by just one penny per pound. We know that Publix is the largest company in Florida, and that Publix's revenue was $25.3 billion last year. We know that even in this tough year of recession, profits are up 9.5% this year. So we know that just a penny per pound of tomatoes is something Ed Crenshaw and the whole Publix community could get behind and could actually be proud of. And so we pray to the Lord, Lord, hear our prayer.
You are the God of compassion and fairness. Guide Ed Crenshaw to be a man of compassion and fairness like his grandfather. Guide the associates of Publix not to disappoint us customers who feel connected by the food we eat both to them and to the hard workers of Immokalee. And guide the Immokalee workers who are going to visit Mr. Crenshaw soon, traveling by bicycle to Lakeland. Give them good success in their visit. We pray with faith, hope, and love in our hearts, Lord, remembering Jesus' words that your will would be done on earth as in heaven. And all God's people said, "Amen."
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4:00pm Tuesday 30th October 2012 in News
Medieval barns were the perfect setting for some spooky fun.
Children aged three and upwards had some ghoulishly good fun at Cressing Temple, where they could enter a haunted house, find monsters in the monster maze and enjoy the freaky puppet show.
There were also prizes for best fancy dress, a chance to try their hand at pumpkin throwing and a Halloween trail.
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As a player, Simon, originally from New Zealand, came to Wichita in 1981 to play for four years for the nationally ranked Wichita State University Men's team. As a junior in New Zealand, Simon won two national titles as well as representing New Zealand in international competition. Simon played in the qualifying rounds of Wimbledon in 1979 and played professional tournaments throughout Europe. At Wichita State, Simon participated in the NCAA tournament three times as well as earning several Missouri Valley Conference titles in singles and doubles.
Simon has been teaching full time at Genesis Racquet Club for seventeen years. Simon has coached numerous district, sectional and national junior champions and has worked with several professional players. He has been USPTA certified at the P1 level for more than 10 years. In 1999 Simon was awarded the Outstanding Contributor to USTA Youth Tennis for the Kansas District. In 2002 he coached high school tennis for the first time and his #1 boys player won the 3A state title. In August 2002, Simon was accepted into the USTA High Performance Coaching Program in Maryland, an elite opportunity for top coaches from around the country. Simon is also the head coach of the Wichita Competition Training Center and oversees the Maureen - Connolly summer lesson program which reaches over 600 juniors each summer.
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Just over 60 cases of bullying in Braintree district schools were reported to Essex County Council in the last four years.
The figures, obtained by the Times through the Freedom of Information Act, show six were reported in 2011/12, 20 the year before, and 19 and 16 respectively in the previous two financial years.
And 26 children across Essex overall were withdrawn from mainstream schooling to pursue home education between September 1, 2011 and August 31 this year due to alleged bullying.
Essex County Council said 502 children were taken out of school for home education that year, according to figures obtained by charity Red Balloon, which plans to build a learning centre for severely bullied children in Braintree.
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0Tour the Bear Creek Dome, a 35 ft tall Geodisc home in North Branch near St Paul Minnesota. The home is owned by Tessa and Dennis, owners of Natural Spaces Domes. Everything in Bear Creek Dome is natural. The floors are radient heated, and the dome walls have 16″ of insulation. Check out the fireplace, which is fitted with ducts to channel warm air to other areas. This video is featured on PlanetGreen.com
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Michael Steele launches new blog called, um, "What Up?"
posted at 6:43 pm on October 13, 2009 by Allahpundit
What can I tell you. He had a good few months there, though, didn't he?
Welcome back, chairman.
The Internet has been around a while, now. But, I still find it an amazing platform for innovation, not just in technology, but in life. Beyond admiring the way it powers so many inventions and businesses, it has become a personal thing for me. I love the fact that, wherever I might be, I can use technology to see my family and chat with them, and Social Media to tap into what my friends are doing.
Today, I want to begin to better connect with Republicans everywhere.
My first blog entry, therefore, is really a couple of questions for you; use the comment button to send me replies. We will run as many questions as we can, which I will answer.
Why are you are Republican? Think about that for a minute.
I'm not registered with any party, actually, annnnnnd pretty happy about it today. Among the glitches on the newly redesigned GOP.com: The site password was visible for a time in the New York section and the "Future Leaders" page was left (temporarily) blank. Quoth the chairman: "It's a beta site, meaning that there — we're working out a lot of the kinks and the bugs… So the Dems can have their fun." And so they have. Way to score an own goal, pal, completely needlessly and amateurishly.
Oh, and apologies to LGF on behalf of our "wingnut blog" for failing to cover this sooner. Granted, there were not one but two items about it sitting in Headlines for hours, but when a site that gave up blogging about Iran and the New York City terror plot to focus on the urgent threat from creationism tells you you're falling down on the job, you listen.
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