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Blogs from Manchester: Max Seibald Brings Home the Gold
Danielle Bernstein - 7/26/2010
Cornell's athletic department was nice enough to let us know they have a couple players blogging from the games and even let us post the entries on our site. The following is an entry from Team USA midfielder Max Seibald. Read more from Max at CornellBigRed.com.
Cornell alumnus Max Seibald '09 won a gold medal as a member of the US National Lacrosse team on Saturday when it defeated Canada, 12-10, at the Federation of International Lacrosse World Championships, in Manchester, England. Seibald, who made the national team for the first time in his career, was joined on the US squad by fellow Big Red alumnus Ryan McClay '03.Following the tournament, both Seibald and McClay were named to the All-World Team.
Mission Accomplished!!
I just woke up from my first night back in my own bed and I slept amazing. I wasn't sure I was going to get back yesterday because I didn't want to take the gold medal off my neck for the security check in at the airport. But in the end, I was pretty excited to get up and out of Manchester, so I didn't want to cause too many problems.
The past few weeks have been an unbelievable journey that I will never forget.
It was just three weeks ago that a group of some of the best lacrosse players, coaches and trainers (Troy and Ort) in the world, and even better people, arrived at Bryant University for training camp with one goal – bring back the gold! The team grew from a group of all stars to a group of great friends that worked hard together to earn the right to call ourselves Team USA. Everyone involved put their own ego aside, ignored some of the media and naysayers (or used it for motivation), and collectively bought into a system that our coaches had designed in order for us to bring back that gold medal.
Many of the guys left work for three whole weeks. They left family behind, girlfriends, wives, kids, and sacrificed a lot to represent their country in this event. Even Ryan McClay '03 missed the birth of his first child, Lily, because he cared so much about the group of guys, the game, representing our country. Because he missed her birth, there was no way this old man was going home without the gold medal to hang on the crib. I want to give a special thanks to Lily and Laura [Barndt '03] McClay for allowing us to steal Daddy McClay during this time!
The trip itself was great. We had a lot of time to get to know each other, and especially towards the end of the trip, we got to know each other's families as well. As for the weather, I think that for the two weeks we were there, it rained every single day. There were maybe two mornings where there was sunshine, but then it rained later on in the day. As for the food in Manchester, well yea, it flat out stunk. We did discover two restaurants that were good so we went to one of the two every night for the last week. One was Nandos, but after a few nights they ran out of chicken wings and beer. The other was Don Giovannis, which was excellent Italian cuisine. I will say, the best meal I had over the past two weeks was last night when I ordered in Chinese food.
Another highlight of the trip was our visit to Manchester United Soccer Stadium. We got the stadium tour on one of our off days and I purchased myself a Wayne Rooney soccer jersey. We got to view the room where David Beckham met his wife (nothing glamorous), and even got to check out the player's locker room, (doesn't compare to my locker room at Cornell or the Denver Outlaws locker room). Seriously, it was not a very impressive players' lounge or locker room.
Back to lacrosse, the big game we all expected, anticipated, and was prepared for was coming up against Canada. After a great team dinner at Don Giovannis, we had plenty of free time to just hang out in the dorms, which led to a whole bunch of nervous energy. With only internet and no TVs, this led to watching some more funny YouTube clips, and the always reliable Facebook entertainment. I also had a great one-on-one talk with one of our trainers, and now a great friend, Anthony Ortolano, AKA 'Ort.' We were sitting around watching some Will Farrell clips on YouTube and when it ended we started to chat a little bit. He asked me if I was ready, and my response was something along the lines of, I am as ready as I am going to be. I mentioned how I had yet to win a lacrosse championship. I lost the NYS Empire State Games (silver medalist), lost the Long Island Championship game my senior year in high school, lost the national championship game my senior year in college, and lost the MLL championship last summer. Ort, that wise man, said a couple things to me that hit home. He said that not many people ever get a chance to play in a championship game and that I was about to win a World Championship. He told me to think back to when I played as a 10-year old. He asked me if I remembered how that felt, and when I said yes, he said, "Play just like that tomorrow and you will win."
Well that got me fired up and it didn't help me get to sleep! I just wanted to play the game already!
Finally, game day arrived. We had our breakfast, pregame walk through, lunch, and eventually it was time. Everyone was getting ready together in the dorms. It really struck me that this would be the last time this particular group of guys put on the red, white and blue together to compete as one.
I was one of the first to get into the locker room, other than our goalie Doc (Brian Dougherty). He was there, sprawled out on the floor, stretching, getting prepared and I knew he was going to have his best day yet. Everyone trickled in, and once we were ready, the coaches spoke to us and then we lined up to march to the field following our co-captain Ryan Powell carrying the flag. As we neared the field, people started running up next to us, giving us high-fives and pounds and cheering for us. All of a sudden, Born in the USA started blaring over the loudspeakers and the cheers got louder. That's when my goose bumps turned into more of an electric shock. If that didn't get the team fired up, then nothing could! We were all ready to rock, and soon enough, it was show time.
Six seconds left on the clock, we're up 12-10, and I am standing next to Paul Rabil on the field. I am crouched over catching my breath after playing keep away from the Canadians for what seemed to be twenty minutes, but was probably only a few seconds. Paul started unbuckling his helmet, and I said "Wait, in six more seconds I'm going to give you a big hug, then you can take it off." The seconds ticked off and that was it! We won the gold medal!
Everyone ran to Doc and the pile on started. Hugging, screaming, jumping, flailing, whatever you want to call it, the celebration had begun. I spotted my man Ort, and he gave me a big smile from a distance and I ran to him to give him a hug. He said, "I told you! Now you are a World Champion!" I think I hugged everyone on my team and staff at least three times. Everyone was just grabbing everyone and it didn't stop for a while. I got to cut down the net and keep a piece for myself for the first time in my lacrosse career. Then we actually received our medals. After plenty of celebrating and pictures on the field, we headed back as a team to the locker room and played our national anthem. Then the real celebration began.
Yesterday, Manchester, England was my favorite place in the world.


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Pee youuuuuuu. That's the distinctively disgusting smell of the hockey equipment bag.
Unzip it at your own peril. It contains a witch's brew of bacteria, sweat, mucus, dried blood, metal, foam, and plastic. The scent has been described as a combination of rotten eggs, dirty socks, a wet dog, and low tide.
The hockey bag smell drives hockey moms bonkers.
"I'd say the hockey bag is the smelliest thing in the world," said Laura Norris as she gazed lovingly at her son Cal, a clean-scrubbed 7-year-old munching on pizza before a Bruins scrimmage game.
On tournament days, she said, his bag is distinctive.
"It smells like a combination of really bad-smelling feet, throw up, and probably a little bit of a dirty diaper," said Norris. "It gets aired out after every practice, except if it's not warm enough, then unfortunately it gets aired out in my kitchen.
"It's disgusting. It gets sprayed down with Clorox spray. It masks it but doesn't really get rid of it."
Former NHL enforcer Chris Nilan said his mother viewed his stinky bag as a major misconduct.
"My mother used to go nuts," said Nilan, who grew up in West Roxbury. "I was too tired and lazy after practice to unpack it and air it out.
"My mother said, 'If you don't start airing that out, I'm going to throw it out.' So one day she tossed it out. I had to get it out of the garbage."
Nilan said the odor is unique to hockey.
"They just stink from the sweat and throwing stuff in," he said. "It's a cloth bag. It retains the sweat, that musky smell. You clean your underwear but you still have the scent and it kind of ferments a little.
"That's a part of the character of the sport. The smell. I still have my Canadiens bag; there's a little smell in it. They all smell the same. You can be in a California locker room and it'd smell the same as in Boston."
To Nilan, though, the aroma is nirvana.
"There's nothing better," he said. "It smells like a hockey locker room. Ever since I was a kid. It's the smell of hockey. The smell of your pads and your skates. That good hockey smell."
Good as gold to him
Jack O'Callahan was part of the "Miracle On Ice" 1980 US Olympic team that upset the mighty Russians en route to a gold medal. The pride of Charlestown played seven seasons in the NHL before co-founding Beanpot Financial Services in Chicago. His olfactory receptors are a bit eccentric.
"Ha, I actually like that smell," he wrote in an e-mail. "It's like the line in 'Apocalypse Now,' modified a bit: 'I love the smell of my stinky hockey bag in the morning. It smells like Victory.' "
O'Callahan's 1980 Olympic bag is one of his most cherished possessions.
"My '80 bag is in a safe deposit box in Glencoe, Ill., with the other stuff, probably stinking up everyone's diamonds," he said.
Washing someone's hockey bag can be the ultimate show of love. It can even lead to a diamond.
Heather Stone of Pembroke used to wash her then-boyfriend's stinky hockey bag while they were dating in 1999.
But no more.
"I tried to be helpful," she said, "but he said I made it smell too good, too flowery, and I haven't touched it since."
Jim Stone says he likes the way his hockey bag smells. Today, the couple have four kids and seven hockey bags. Jim and the kids are allowed in the house; the bags are not.
"We have a swimming pool business, and it's seasonal," said Heather. "When we shut down, it turns into our hockey locker room. We store the bags next door with the chlorine."
Other wives are not as fortunate.
Anthony Sorrentino of Lynn hates when his hockey stuff gets frozen outside in the winter.
"We play late, so when I come home, I'll put my stuff in the spare room where the computer is and shut the door so it doesn't stink up the rest of house," he said.
"My wife will get up at 5 a.m. to go to work, and she'll walk in to go use the computer and there's my raunchy, stinking hockey bag with no windows open. And you can hear her gag.
"She's gagging, she's swearing, and then she's up throwing elbow pads at me."
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In the Bruins locker room at TD Garden, Chris Bourque, 26, smiles at the subject. He survived the old Boston Garden as a kid with his father, Hockey Hall of Famer Ray Bourque.
"I'm used to the smell," he said. "I grew up in a locker room, so it doesn't really bother me.
"My wife doesn't like it so much. She says, 'Get that stuff out of the house, go wash your hands, stuff like that.'
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Now batting for your 2013 Astros, number 2, Terrelle Pryor.
Then, I wake up and realize I was dreaming again. With the Astros on pace for 106 losses, my dreams have resulted in highly improbable possibilities like Carlos Lee being traded. Still, it seems like teams are willing to risk taking former college quarterbacks, and the Astros are in prime position to take risk this season with Ed Wade's Executive of the Year Campaign dissolving like sugar in water. It's no secret that quarterbacks get drafted by MLB teams. In this year's draft, Bubba Starling ,as many know is a promising quarterback recruit for the Nebraska Cornhuskers, was drafted by the Kansas City Royals with the 5th overall pick. Joe Mauer committed to Florida State to play quarterback and was a USA Today High School Player of the Year in both Football and Baseball.
Recently there seems to be a trend of teams willing to take an established college quarterback that has quit playing baseball. Some examples include former Oregon Ducks and current Steelers backup Dennis Dixon, who was drafted by the Braves in the 5th round of the 2007 MLB draft. Then there is former Washington and current Titan's quarterback Jake Locker, who was a 10th round pick in the 2009 draft. The Cubs drafted Nevada quarterback Colin Kaepernick in the 43rd round of the same draft. Both players had signed with their respective MLB teams but chose NFL riches. Still, both teams have their rights for 6 years after their signings, and both teams are constantly generating top prospects. Their gambles could pay off with the recent lockout.
The Rockies seem to have really gone with this trend of college quarterbacks especially in the 2010 draft. Clemson's Kyle Parker and Wisconsin's Russell Wilson are college quarterbacks that are currently playing in their system. Parker, the Rockies 1st round pick that year is playing centerfield with the Asheville Tourists. Strangely enough, Wilson a 4th round pick in 2010 by the Rockies is currently playing 2nd base for the Asheville Tourists. Pat White returned to baseball after an unsuccessful stint with the Miami Dolphins. He signed a contract with the Royals last year, but he retired before ever playing. Pat White is not the only player to dabble in both. Former Wolverines QB Drew Henson also dabbled in both professional realms, like White, and was ultimately unsuccessful. The risk definitely seems to be worth it. Adam Dunn and Todd Helton played quarterback in college. Both have been ultra consistent in their careers. Granted, Dunn is in the midst of his worst year. Former quarterbacks seem to become position players more than pitchers. So Pryor would probably profile more as a corner outfielder.
For the Astros, this would seem to be good risk, but what about Pryor. He recently spurned a Canadian Football offer, so the likelihood of him signing is low. If Pryor showed interest, he would join the likes of John Elway and Dan Marino as quarterbacks who could have played either sport. Pryor is a natural athlete. He is 6'6" and runs a reported an unofficial 4.33 40 yard dash. This gives him the similar makeup, without the baseball background, to Darryl Strawberry and Josh Hamilton. Pryor was also a big time basketball player in high school, so he is not a one trick pony. Plus, Bobby Heck and Ed Wade love signing athletes.
Ultimately, this is a very risky move that would make most General Managers cringe, but with the ever so declining state of the Astros, it might be a risk worth taking. The Astros have done it before with J.R. House. Plus, this would make us big rivals with Ohio based teams, and we could use another rivalry series. Ohio is a very passionate place, just ask LeBron. This signing is as likely as Tiger Woods reclaiming his good boy image, but with the way this season is going, we may only be able to dream.
Name |
Highest Level |
Batting Average |
On Base Percentage |
Homeruns |
Runs Batted In |
Stolen Bases |
Dennis Dixon |
Rk |
.176 |
.322 |
0 |
7 |
5 |
Jake Locker |
Never Signed |
Colin Kaepernick |
Never Signed |
Kyle Parker |
.277 |
.345 |
9 |
55 |
1 |
Russell Wilson |
.229 |
.366 |
5 |
26 |
19 |
Pat White |
Signed, but never played |
Drew Henson |
.111 |
.111 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
Todd Helton |
.324 |
.422 |
342 |
1278 |
36 |
Adam Dunn |
.247 |
.377 |
362 |
1034 |
59 |
John Elway |
.318 |
.432 |
4 |
25 |
13 |
Dan Marino |
Never Signed |
J.R. House |
.167 |
.206 |
3 |
4 |
0 |


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Sunday, March 3, 2013
TSGS (Tri-State Genealogical Society) Meeting Notice
"Finding School Records: Locating, Accessing and Acquiring"
TSGS (Tri-State Genealogical Society) Meeting Notice
When: Tuesday 12 March 2013 6:30 PM
Where: Willard Library – Bayard Room on the Second Floor
What: Monthly Meeting
A drawing for an attendance prize will be awarded at the close of the meeting... you must be present to
The Tri-State Genealogical Society will have a brief business meeting followed by our program:
TSGS has announced that the program will feature Rena Glover Goss. She has degrees in Music
Education from Muskingum University (Ohio) and Indiana University. She taught music for 27 years,
17 of those in Evansville and researched ancestors for over 50 years. Rena has written for musical
and genealogical journals. She has lived in Evansville since 1975. She is a member of TSGS and the
Association of Professional Genealogists. The title of her program is: Finding school records: Locating,
Accessing and Acquiring. Many of us have School Spirit and would like to know more about our school
and our classmates. We also wonder about our ancestors, what they did and what they accomplished in
school. This promises to be a program that you do not want to miss.
You do not have to be a member to come and participate at the society's monthly meetings (except, no
meetings in July and August).
IMPORTANT NOTICE: This time of the year, weather conditions may cause the society to cancel
meetings... the decision to cancel usually is determined the day of the meeting, providing short notice.
Since a bad weather system may develop later in the day (or that night), check our blog (http://
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The happy thoughts religion gives people about an afterlife is certainly one of the reasons it has been successful in manipulating so many people over the years. But as an Atheist I've always felt religious types live life in a bubble waiting for the "great heaven" bit so start, going to sermons every Sunday to listen to B/S and missing out on so many great things in life because their church is against them. Its there loss, not mine.
Dealing with the concept that death is the end is sort of like the trade off for living an honest life with the opportunity for full experiences and knowledge. And maybe you'll appreciate the people around you more if you know when they are gone they are gone.
Enjoy everything the world has to offer, and encourage everyone around you to do the same.
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'Les peuples passent, les trônes s'écroulent, l'église demeure' Napoleon Bonaparte
Death, in the traditional sense is not necessary. Well, it won't be. I see it as extremely likely that the human lifespan is about to shoot up to at least many hundreds of years. Nascent medical technology will allow us to repair the DNA damage as it occurs. Nascent but not quite imminent, if that makes sense. I think if you are born now or later, you've got a good shot at not needing the long shot of cryogenic suspension to survive. Those of us adults, imo, are likely to die before our 120th birthday, even with exercise, lifestyle control, supplements and current medical therapy.
Vitrification. Long shot, maybe. Barbaric, maybe. But way the heck less of a long shot and less barbaric that cremation and embalming with burial or entombment. These traditional forms of dealing with human remains, I think, now, are disrespectful and wasteful. If you burn your body to ashes or remove the blood and replace it with formaldehyde, you are guaranteeing permanent decay of your structure and therefore your identity. Disgusting.
Life is good, right? Death is bad, right? Why have we spent so much time, money and effort trying to mitigate disease instead of trying to eliminate death? Religion, I say. Going to Heaven is not a good delusion, as if any delusions are. If we stopping believing that death is inevitable, then maybe we can avoid it with technological progress. But, we have to try first. Issues like overpopulation and cost effectiveness can be dealt with and are not insurmountable obstacles, imo.
So, I deal with death by trying to be happy and productive till such a time that the machine that is me breaks down. And I will try to do what I can to put off that breakdown. And if I need to cool the machine that is me down to -81 degrees to stop decay of my DNA and organs, then, so be it. I have no delusions about the likelihood of my own death whether of 'old age' or the possibility that I get hit by a bus today, but, I will not accept death lying down or with a smile. I will fight, under almost all circumstances to stay here in this reality as a viable entity. Not out of fear of not feeling or thinking anything at all, because how can not existing be painful, but because life is fun and pleasing and a prerequisite for any other experience.
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We have about 35 years of oil left in the world. When it runs out, the republicans will find something else to make money from. A child can make hydrogen from a glass of water so that may not be profitable. It only makes sense though that we should be applying science to make hydrogen safe to use as the eventual lack of burning fossil fuel will hopefully heal the earth and water. Even if it's not safe, if it blows up it won't poison the ocean like nuclear power. (say goodbye to tuna fish sandwiches by the way) The point is that medicine makes someone money. All the medicine consumed goes into the water and we become immune eventually. What would make long life profitable? That is the question that, if answered, would slap science right out of the park as it accelerated toward the discovery of immortality.
As far as living life goes,.. Have you ever smiled at a child whom you don't even know? It's kind of strange that we do that if you really think about it. I mean, what good does it do us personally? I think I have the answer to that. We have a survival instinct just like every other animal. (They say lions will die with an erection) We wish any child to have a good and safe situation and proof of that is a smile returned. We don't know them but, in a way, they are part of us as they are from our species. We not only wish to survive personally but also wish our species to continue. Focus on that is what causes us to do great things that last beyond our years.
I think we have evolved into creatures that have compassion because it is better for our survival. I wish myself and anyone else willing and able to make a commitment to themselves, their identity and health, to have radically long life. I value anyone who is productive and moral (rationally self-interested).
The republicans can suck it. If we had a government that properly upheld individual rights, no one group of people could gain and control one technology in an unfair manner. Unless you count productive members of society, but that would not be unfair.
What would make long life profitable? Long life is the profit. We get long life after creating technologies that allow it. The question is 'what would make these technologies and the achievement of them profitable?'. The answer is health and longevity. People will invest and buy them as soon as they are seen as a realistic investment, which is not too far off, if you ask some experts.
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UAMS is trying to find the water leak.
According to the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ), the dye is not toxic or harmful. Under usual operations, the UAMS water circulation system does not connect into the City of Little Rock's storm water system.


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Catholic Disability Fellowship (Portsmouth Diocese)Raises funds to provide holidays for disabled children, and respite for the parents. Provides moral and financial support for families with disabled members. Provide support for parents of disabled children in seeking appropriate education. Organise mutual support groups for families of disabled. Raise awareness in the church about disability issues. more information | view map
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Conquest Art Enriching the Lives of Physically Disabled PeopleConquest Art helps physically disabled people of all ages to overcome the adversity of their disability through art activity. Art classes are held, where members' artistic progress is matched by a parallel improvement in their well-being. Exhibitions are held and talks given on request. A magazine is published three times a year which is also available on disc for the visually impaired. Training in our methods for potential class leaders and personnel from outside organisations is available. Conquest Art is a voluntary organisation and donations are welcome to enable it to continue its activities. more information
Disabled Motorists FederationPublishes information on car adaptions etc. for disabled motorists and answers enquiries on any motoring or travel problems they may have. National body for 11 local independant motorists clubs scattered around the country. Has a small affiliated membership. Also has a number of additional benefits for members such as discounts on motors & insurance etc + 25% off some intercontinental hotels and Warner Breaks. Please note that we are not connected with or ever have been to the old disabled drivers club (DDA) or disabled motorists UK. more information
Drum Runners Community ProjectsThe Drum Runners Community Project creates new opportunities for people of all abilities in working with others to experiment with different beats and rhythms through drumming. Drum Runners, based in Basingstoke, have drum workshops, perform in the community and record their sounds. The group play rhythms with Samba, Latin American, Native American, Djembe and Darabuka drums. The aims of the project are, drumming up support, racing to beat time and handing music to you. Drum Runners is open to all ages and they are always looking for new players or supporters to move the group forward. Please call Paul Midgley for more details. more information | view map
Eastleigh & District Disability ForumWe meet monthly to discuss common issues, we invite people to our meetings from other organisations - this may be to talk about a new service or consult about a new idea or if we have concerns. more information | view map
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Enable Ability(1)Child Befriending. (2)Summer Playschemes - including provision for children with all levels of disability. (3)Saturday Club. (4)An issue-based advocacy service. (5)Adult befriending service. (6) A wheelchair-accessible minibus for hire to the local community. (7) Registered umbrella body for Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) checks. (8) Partnership in Active Leisure Service (PALS). more information | view map
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Gardening For Disabled Trust (Nationwide)We offer grants towards raised beds, paving, access and greenhouses. more information
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Halliwick Association of Swimming TherapyA registered charity whose aims are to provide swimming opportunities for disabled people throughout the country. Publishes books and has videos for training. more information
Jubilee Sailing TrustOur branch helps to fundraise to sponsor local people both physically disabled and able bodied to experience the challenge of sailing on the purpose built tall ships Lord Nelson & Tenacious. Fundraising, social events & maintenance on board the ships, street collections, Pumpkin Festival - all activities require lots of helpers and volunteers - for details vist our website. Ships tours, open days, talks on the Jubilee Sailing Trust to all Hampshire groups. Each year we need lots more volunteers to help with our Autumn Pumpkin Festival - www.jst.hampshire.org.uk more information | view map
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Oak Farm Leisure & Activities Club (OFLAC)For young adults with learning disabilities. We offer drama, dance, computers and arts & crafts. Additional courses in healthy cookery and budgeting. more information | view map
Parkside (Aldershot & District Mencap)An activity based day service, a range of clubs for both adults and children, 1:1 support in the community. Please see our website for our wide range of services. more information | view map
Partnership for Active Leisure Scheme (PALS)Wide range of activities: Bowling, wheelchair basketball, golf & swimming, quizzes and much more besides. For youngsters 6-21 years who have a physical disability who are befriended by a volunteer, attendance decided by each of the youngsters - no obligation. We provide a monthly programme of activities at different venues to cater for different disabilities and interests. Other regular activities include meals out, trips to museums + family days, cinema trips, arts and crafts - e.g kite making, splatter painting + origami and social clubs. more information | view map
People PotentialThe aim is to help people use their potential to make things. Our particular skill is in making furniture and assistive devices from recycled cardboard (appropriate paper-based technology). We also help prepare people who are volunteering to work in a low-income country. more information | view map
Perthes AssociationPerthes Association aims to help and advise families of children suffering from Perthes' disease and associated conditions. The Association aims to be at the end of a telephone line for any worried or distressed parents, and will visit them or put them in touch with the 'Perthes family' living nearest to them. Christmas parties and outings are organised, which enable families to meet and share their problem. Members receive a quarterly newsletter. Equipment loan service to members of wheelchairs, buggies or hand-propelled trikes. Short term loan for wheelchairs, deposit. more information
Peter Le Marchant TrustThis charity provides day trips & short holidays at a nominal charge, to physically & mentally disabled adults & children on our specially built boats - designed to take wheelchairs etc. The boats are equipped with hydraulic lifts, resuscitation equipment, special beds, showers and toilets. Also 8 berth narrow boat available for hire. Please contact administrator for details of hire charges. more information
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Portsmouth & District Hard Of Hearing FellowshipSocial activities including card games, bingo, quizzes, beetle and scrabble are arranged weekly, using electronic equipment to help the hard of hearing. Occasional coach outings are arranged. There is a small weekly raffle and refreshments. more information | view map
Scarf - Supporting special children and their relatives & friends.Regular clubs including drama, multi-sports and a youth club. Regular swimming, tennis and inclusive cycling sessions. Holiday activities for the family, including day trips, the cinema, activity centres, bowling, surfing, canoeing, etc. Also SIBS Youth Club for borthers & sisters of a child with special needs, & SCARF 2 offering regular social activities for young people with special needs aged 15 upwards. Finally we run an early years summer playscheme for 2 weeks during the summer holiday. more information
Solent Wheelers Dance ClubDancing for disabled. All types of dancing - Country, Ballroom, Line Dancing & Formation for anyone in a wheelchair. Manual, powered chairs or even with a pusher - All can take part, and it is fun to do. more information
Speakeasy AdvocacyProviding volunteers to work on a one-to-one basis or with groups of people who have learning disabilities, autistic spectrum disorders and/or Aspergers Syndrome. Citizen Advocacy is independent of service providers and seeks to fairly represent the view of the individual. Enquiries from volunteers and people who wish to use the service are welcomed. more information | view map
Staunton Country ParkSupported Volunteer Programme that meets weekly to work on tasks within the park. more information | view map
Stroke Club (Fareham)A social club providing speakers, entertainment, quizzes, crafts, game sessions. Outings are arranged. We have exercise sessions and some input from hospitals and stroke association information. more information
Swimming and Social Club for the Disabled (Yateley)Swimming club for all disabled people. Anyone wishing to learn or improve are welcome. There is also a social aspect to the club. more information | view map
The Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust (Southampton area)Currently arranging a series of volunteering sessions on Tuesday's from January 2012 as part of our PUSHing Down the Barriers Project, which provides young people between the ages of 13-25, with opportunities to learn new skills and get involved in practical conservation tasks. The sessions are entirely free to all users and we are able to provide transport (to and from Southampton, Eastleigh and Totton etc), tools, clothing and training. We currently work with many schools, youth offending teams, social services, youth clubs and faith groups across Hampshire and are keen to engage with as many other young people as possible. more information
The Not Forgotten AssociationTV sets for those whose mobility is restricted or who are housebound, TV licences where there is a financial hardship, concerts in ex-service residential and nursing homes, outing, individual respite holidays (with carer if required) and group holidays + two high profile annual parties at Buckingham Palace and St James Palace. more information
The YOU TrustFloating support, supported living, individual support, direct access, refuge accommodation, womens services, services for young people, supported employment and domiciliary care. more information | view map
Thrive - Trunkwell Garden ProjectThis charity uses gardening to improve the lives of disabled, disadvantaged and older people. The organisation aims to develop users' social skills and confidence, the learning/re-learning of basic skills, the gaining of experience and qualifications needed for jobs, restoring strength/mobility and breaking down barriers that create isolation. Direct services to groups and individuals are available at 2 demonstration gardens, including Trunkwell Park near Reading. Thrive can also provide professional courses in running horticultural programmes, courses in therapeutic horticulture, quarterly magazine for practitioners and Come Gardening magazine for blind gardeners. more information | view map
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Voluntary Association for Surrey Disabled (VASD)Equipment Loan; Equipment shop; Mail Order, incontinence advice. 3 adapted holiday homes in West Sussex. more information
Yateleys CommunityYateley Centre School of Music - instrumental and vocal tuiton for age 7 - adults. Various other adult and junior education programmes. Child-care, Family Learning, Parenting Classes and Sports Centre with 20m pool. more information | view map
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We loved this KOA! It was clean as a whistle, from the restrooms to the pool to the laundry room to the individual sits. Even the dog play area was immaculate! We had good cable connection and decent WiFi; sometimes it was good and other times spotty, but it was good enough for us. There are no fire rings at the sites, but there is a large communal fire ring behind the pool under the trees. There are park benches placed around the edges of the lake, from which you can watch their 15 or so swans, geese, and ducks play in the lake. You can rent a little boat too, if you want to go fishing. We will definitely be back.
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Clean sites and bathhouse. Lots of families here. This is true Old Florida, with lots of old water oaks, Spanish moss, sandy sand, and shade. Helpful hosts too. We camped here over New Years and I have tell you, they were very strict about the fireworks ban. It made for a lovely and quiet visit. We come here about twice a year from GA, and we actually prefer this campground over the chaos in Destin.
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We love this park. It is woodsy and the sites are fairly private. Every site has a nice fire ring. We went during the week and had the park virtually to ourselves. We stayed in site 44, a level pull-through right on the lake. We even had a small trail down to a small, quiet cove where we could go swimming every day. There is also a sandy swimming beach that is roped off for safety. This is a very relaxing place for a long or short getaway.
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This campground was delightful! I had no idea that Florida had caves, but they have a very nice one on-site. The cavern is somewhat strenuous--there are 45 steps down to the entrance. The ceiling is low and the walkway is often wet. If you have trouble bending down low (like 4 feet!) then you might just want to watch the video in the exhibits. The sites are wooded and fairly private. Most of the sites are not paved, so when it rains it is muddy. That didn't bother us but the couple next to us never stopped complaining about the mud puddles. There are walking trails through the dense woods, a nice meadow to play in, and lovely swamps all around. We didn't see any wildlife, but I'm sure they were there--it's Florida. The spring on-site has been closed by the health department, so there is no swimming. But you can go to nearby Blue Springs to swim in the beautiful blue spring-fed pool, if you can stand it--it's 68 degrees! The bathhouses are large and clean. The water is very tasty--I've never had good tasting water in Florida so that was a big surprise. We didn't have cable there, so I think we got 3-4 channels. Bring your DVDs. We will camp here again.
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We stayed here on our way home to Atlanta when we couldn't drive anymore. This campground was an unexpected delight! It's an older place with some permanents, but the water is good and there were plenty of pull-throughs for us to overnight in. In fact, we pulled into one of the hilltop sites overlooking the ball fields and were treated to softball games for several hours. Some people might think that is a negative, but we loved sitting up there with a bird's-eye view eating our dinner and cheering them on. Dinner and a show! Cable TV was good, the laundry room is well-lit and in working order, the restrooms are very clean, there are kitties to be played with. And the owner couldn't have been nicer. The $20 fee includes $2 for cable TV. I don't know that I'd choose this park as a destination unless I were going to a football game. But it fit the bill for our one night. And once the games were over around 10:30pm it was nice and quiet. We will definitely keep this place on our list


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You can't have a true St. Patrick's Day concert without a few staples: a mega-ton of beer, a sea of green-covered people who may or may not look that way because they've had more than their fair share of said beer, and a long list of bands and performers. We've already announced that hip-hop giant ... More >>
A burrito never felt so heavy. Heavy hearted kind of heavy. Your last three-pound foil encased carnitas with guacamole might have made you want to make you take a nap, but Chipotle's new online commercial will make you want to cry in a corner. With more than 4.5 million hits since it was published ... More >>
Ever since Mike Scaccia and Dimebag Darrell broke on through to the other side, many Dallas metal fans have been longing for someone to step into the limelight and accept the legendary guitarslingers' mantels and inspire a whole new generation of headbangers. Never fear true believers (hey, didn't ... More >>
Last week, on Wednesday, May 29, Steve Knopper of Rolling Stone.com detailed Daft Punk's domination of the Billboard album chart with the release of their eagerly-awaited Random Access Memories. The article moves into territory deeper than simple retail numbers, though. Knopper even dug into the num ... More >>
This would have surprised me no matter who had turned it up, but there was a special irony in learning that illegal music downloads "aren't hurting the music industry" from a beleaguered print magazine's free-news arm: Illegal downloads aren't hurting the music industry, new study claims | ti.me/10 ... More >>
If you are in or around your mid-twenties, this probably isn't the first time you've felt the cold hands of classic-rockdom closing around your neck. (For me, it was seeing a Garden State DVD on the bargain shelf at an FYE. And then, right afterward, it was thinking, "Man, I can't believe I used to ... More >>
See also: Bludded Head's Nevada Hill riffs on Harvey Milk We've started poking around in locals' iTunes, iPods, Spotify playlists, CD players, cassette decks, turntables and brains with one question in mind: What are you listening to? We don't even care if it's good, we just want to know what the ... More >>
In the wee hours of Monday morning, Justin Bieber's new single, produced by Mike Posner and Mason Levy, found its way onto the Internet, causing numerous belieber's heads to explode upon first listen. In a matter of hours, "Boyfriend" reached the top spot on the iTunes charts with the help of one of ... More >>
Just a few weeks ago, shoegaze duo with local ties, School of Seven Bells, announced that their third full- length record, Ghostory, would be released at the beginning of 2012. Today, Pitchfork reports that the album's official release date will be February 28, 2012.With the news, the band went a ... More >>
With the release of St. Vincent's new album Strange Mercy, Annie Clark, the artist behind the moniker, is making the late night television rounds, performing what we'd presume would be a song from the new record. Except, last night on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, she didn't.Instead, the Dallas nat ... More >>
Google, that seemingly all-encompassing entity, has its fingerprints all over just about every digital realm of our lives. And, in 2011, in addition to entering the social networking fray, the technology giant is also using the fast-evolving concept of cloud computing -- storing data on extern ... More >>
Back in June, we got word that an interactive-app-as-music-video for the Polyphonic Spree's first single in four years, "Bullseye," was en route. And, indeed, said app comes today, the first single on frontman Tim Delaughter's recently relaunched Good Records Recordings label via Louisiana's Moo ... More >>
Steve VisneauCollaboration swag.Late last week, we passed along word that the latest single from French house producer David Guetta (the man behind, among other songs, the Black Eyed Peas' "I Gotta Feeling") to blow up the Internet was actually a Play-N-Skillz co-production -- and the first of a ... More >>
Download the App in the iTunes Store, or search "best of " in the App Store.A few months ago we announced the launch of the Dallas Observer iPhone app, (which is completely free, dudes), and now we have a new one for you: the Best Of.. Village Voice Media App. Before we get a breathy announcement ... More >>
Allow me to introduce you to The Company's Best Of app for the iPhone, which has just launched to great acclaim. Long story short: Need to know best place to get a strong drink? Done. Best convenience store in which to eat a meatball sub? Boom. Best record store? Click. Download from the iTunes stor ... More >>
A funny thing happened last week when Dallas pop-punk outfit Forever The Sickest Kids released their self-titled, second full-length album -- namely, that the response to the album was huge, with sales figures placing the band's album in the iTunes top 10 sales chart almost immediately. Even more ... More >>
If only from a commercial standpoint, today figures to be one of the bigger local release dates of the years, thanks to new albums from Eisley and Forever the Sickest Kids, both of which have formally released new LPs today. And, well, that much you should already know, as we've been following t ... More >>
The new disc from local folk favorites The O's wasn't originally supposed to earn its release until February. And, OK, that still remains the case as far as hard copies of John Pedigo and Taylor Young's sophomore album, Between The Two, are concerned -- their local album release show will take pl ... More >>
"Um, I actually ordered a Tuaca?"2010 wasn't the biggest year Idol Records has ever seen. The once-dominant local label responsible for past releases from area favorites such as the Old 97's, Centro-matic, Chomsky, [Daryl], The Crash That Took Me, Black Tie Dynasty, PPT, The O's and others releas ... More >>
Your daily dose of national music news for Monday, August 16, 2010...Sure, Tila Tequilla gets on my nerves as much as the next "reality" star, but, does she really need to be hit with Juggalo feces? But, why did she think a Juggalo festival was the best place to perform?Kenny Loggins gives yo ... More >>
Download the App for free in the iTunes App Store under Dallas Observer.Let's get right to the announcement: our brand-spanking new Dallas Observer iPhone App is available for download, right now, in the iTunes App Store. Before we launch into an epic "presenting" speech, where we tell you that's ... More >>
Earlier this week, we showed you Kanye West's performance of his new Symbolyc One-produced single, "Power," at the BET Awards on Sunday night. Well, this morning, DFW-produced single earned its release via an exclusive iTunes arrangement. And it's doing OK, too, currently sitting at No. 5 on iTu ... More >>
In addition to The Burning Hotels' new release and the big major label debut from Jonathan Tyler & The Northern Lights, it looks like another big local release is up for the taking on iTunes. Though it won't see a physical release until next Tuesday, Doug Burr's new release, O Ye Devastator, ... More >>
As promised (um ... Wednesday, my bad), Steve Dirkx sent along a copy of the that long-forgotten '83 classic anthem "Dallas," written by Mimi Guten and Toni Mazzola and performed by the great (far as you know) Mark Franklin.But far be it from me to deprive you of the keepsake, so here 'tis for do ... More >>
After just announcing the release of his new digital-only EP release a couple week's back, The Rocker Summer's You Gotta Believe, was released today, seemingly by a glitch that posted the four-track release to iTunes a day early. But, no matter--it hasn't seemed to deter the one-time Alternative ... More >>
If there's one thing not to adore about St. Vincent's just-released sophomore release, Actor, it's that the album includes two bonus track in addition to its listed 11 songs. Only, they're not available on the CD.Instead, the songs "Bicycle" and "Oh My God" are exclusive bonus mp3s that come with th ... More >>
Your daily dose of national music news for Wednesday, April 8, 2009... Good news if you're a fan of iTunes: Apple launched a tiered pricing system yesterday and discontinued the DRM on all downloads. Which is great news for people who don't read music blogs and get their songs for free. Free doc ... More >>
It says on iTunes that Carter Albrecht's solo album Jesus is alive ... and living in London has been available since February 9. Carter's father, Ken, and Robert Jenkins, whose Summer Break label is co-releasing the disc in conjunction with the Carter Albrecht Music Foundation, say that's wrong, and ... More >>
Could your cellphone's ability to stream music render the iPod obsolete? Quite possibly.
Rupert Murdoch's toy is trying to go legit; mayhem may ensue, and success may not
Saturday, May 6, at the Granada Theater
New copy-protected CDs screw over the only honest customers the music industry has left
Get yourself--and Congress--ready for the next wave of absurd anti-file-sharing tactics
Thursday, September 9
Is the online music store the Apple of digital music's eye? It should be.


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Get to know Ireland! Get the facts about its land, products and people.
Official name: Ireland
Size: 27,133 square miles (70,273 square kilometers); slightly larger than West Virginia
Population: 4, 670, 976 as of July 2011
Capital: Dublin
Official Language: Irish, or Gaelic, and English
Literacy: 99%
Religion: Roman Catholic 87.4%, Church of Ireland 2.9%, other Christian 1.9%, other 7.8
Currency: Euro
Climate: Cool,damp, and overcast most of the year, mild winters and cool summers
Agriculture: beef, dairy products, barley, potatoes, wheat
Industries: pharmaceuticals, chemicals, computer hardware and software, food products, beverages and brewing, medical devices