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come relax in our amhurst home in San Antonio
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 12
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Amhurst
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Bring your whole family and enjoy your vacation in our home.It can sleep up to 16 people if need to.It has 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths,gameroom,great fenced in back yard.Its in a nice neighborhood with a community swimming pool and playground.Its located off of 1604 & Potranco just 3 exits pass Seaworld.Our home is located close to all of the main attractions in San Antonio.Its only 5 min.to Seaworld,and 12 min.to Fiesta Texas & the shops at Lacantera,15-20 min. to Riverwalk & Alamo.The kitchen is well equipped with everything you need including dinnerware to feed 16,coffee maker,george foreman grill,toaster,pots and pans,baking pans ect.etc.There is also a propane grill for your cook outs.All linens are provided as well as plenty of bottle water,coffee and creamer,poptarts,popcorn and a few other goodies to get your vacation started off right.We also provide a wagon and some ice chest that you are welcome to use,we use them when we go to the amusemunt parks.There is a king size bed in the master bedroom and garden tub with seperate shower in the master bath,the butterfly room has a queen sz bed,the bunk room has 2 sets of bunk beds,3 twin and 1 full sz.In the game room there is a queen sz pull out couch and there is a queen sz pull out couch in the downstairs extra family room,also there is 2 queen sz air mattresses.There are plenty of board games for all ages,a toy box full of toys and an xbox with a few games,blockbuster and gamestop is right down the street.All of the rooms have tvs with cable except for bunk room,and then also in the living room,extra family room and gameroom have tvs with cable,there is bluray players in the living room and gameroom.We provide free cable with movie channels,free wireless internet,free local and long distant calling along with a office area with fax machine.There is a nice swimming pool,with a baby pool and a playground area.Our home has a security system that you are welcome to use.Also a very nice covered patio in backyard with patio funiture to enjoy your morning coffee or your evening sunsets while your children play.
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house rental amenities
full sz washer and dryer,with laundry soap,plenty of linens provided for large family,fully equipped kitchen,cable tv,bluray players,x box game sytem with a few games,free wireless internet,free local and long distant calling,fax machine,wagon for your children,board games for all ages,toy box full of toys,ice chest ,lawn chairs.
we provide bottle water,paper towels ,toilet paper,laundry soap,dishwasher soap,hand soap,coffee and creamer,and treats for the kids etc.etc.
activities and attractions in San Antonio Texas
shopping and restraunts are all with in minutes
2 different malls with in 10 minutes
seaworld 5 min.
fiesta texas and the shops at lacantera with in 12 min.
medina lake 10 min.
riverwalk and alamo are 15-20 min.
vacation rental rates
Jan.1st -Feb.30th $175 and up a night
Mar.1st -Aug.30th $175 -$300 a night
Sept. 1st - Nov.20th $175 and up a night
Holiday weeks (spring break,4th of july,thanksgiving,christmas,new years,etc.etc.) minimum 4 night stay.
why stay in several cramped hotel rooms when your whole family can stay togethor in our home.
please e-mail for availability,i dont keep the calender up to date and to see more pictures of my properties and attractions email me for my website address
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Top things to do in San Antonio
- seaworld
- fiesta texas
- san antonio zoo
- riverwalk
- schlitterbahn
Top things to do on a budget
- san antonio zoo
- splashtown
- medina lake
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- fiesta texas
- seaworld
- medina lake
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THE LEADING MEN: Jonathan Groff, the Spring Awakening Kid, Takes on Red and TV's "Boss"
By Kenneth Jones
Jonathan Groff, a Tony Award nominee for playing the rebellious and experiment-friendly German lad Melchior Gabor in the musical Spring Awakening, talks about past lessons and new challenges.
Does Jonathan Groff ever repeat himself when he chooses projects? Sure, his turn as Claude in a Shakespeare in the Park concert of Hair echoed the youthful rebellion that he exhibited in Broadway's Spring Awakening, which might have rubbed off on him to play Woodstock concert organizer Michael Lang in the feature "Taking Woodstock," but you can't really pin down what exactly Groff is. Not yet 30, he is somewhere between what used to be called "the juvenile lead" and a leading man, and he has skillfully moved between diverse projects: An alt-rock musical based on a modern expressionist classic (Spring Awakening); a multi-generational family drama spanning decades and continents (Craig Lucas' The Singing Forest); a twisty murder mystery (Ira Levin's Deathtrap in London, with Simon Russell Beale); a family drama with characters in the shadow of the Iraq War (Lucas' Prayer for My Enemy); a dark showbiz comedy of ideas (Jeff Talbott's The Submission); a whimsical musical TV show (playing the recurring bad-boy singer Jesse St. James, tormenter of his Spring Awakening co-star Lea Michele, on "Glee"); a two-actor character study about art and artists, fathers and sons, mentors and students (currently playing Ken, the artist's assistant opposite Alfred Molina's Mark Rothko in John Logan's Tony Award-winning play Red at Mark Taper Forum); and a ripe, profane political TV soap opera (playing a talented young political advisor to Kelsey Grammer's Chicago mayor on the second season of "Boss," which premiered Aug. 17 on cable's STARZ).
We caught up with Groff by telephone from Los Angeles the day after his Aug. 12 opening night of Red, directed by Michael Grandage. (Performances continue to Sept. 9.)
Red is one of my favorite plays ever.
Underneath it all, under this character-study of artist Mark Rothko, it's about fathers and sons and about teachers and students and the changing of the cultural guard. What attracted you to it?
Fred Molina has the advantage of his part being based on a real-life character. There is biographical background available to help inform his creation of the character. Do you find the Ken role to be kind of freeing or did you wish you were anchored to a real character?
I was talking about this the other day with Fred when we were having dinner between shows: There's almost no acting required in that way. The journey is so clearly mapped out for you in the words of the play, that you sort of have to go out and do it. There's no "I've got to make this work or see how this goes" or "How are we going to sell this moment?" or whatever. It's so specifically out there for you.
In general, do you try to dip into the period — do you do research? For example, did you read about Germany in the 19th century for Spring Awakening — ?
And did you read about the 1950s and '60s art scene for Red?
In July, when we were rehearsing, I flew to Houston on our day off. This was our third week of rehearsal. I flew to Houston to go see the Rothko Chapel, which was really interesting because it's the last series [of paintings] that he did before he committed suicide. All the paintings are really close to black and dark purple. And, it's set up as a meditation room with little cushions, and people sit and sit there for hours. I spent three hours in there just looking at the paintings and watching them move. It was really kind of depressing, actually. That room made me feel kind of sad. But, yeah, I love [research]. Even throughout the run of the play — a couple of days ago, I was at MOCA again. I go back between shows and before, sometimes, just to sort of get inspired. I bought a book about pop art that I'm reading. Love that. Sometimes it doesn't inform what you're doing at all — but sometimes it does. You never know what's going to stick.
Some of that must simply seep into you on a cellular level.
I suppose it depends on the play itself: I assume there was less research for Prayer for My Enemy, a contemporary-set play, and less for The Submission, a play about theatre people, which is closer to your experience as an actor.
Did Red director Michael Grandage and his collaborators introduce you to paints and the physical world of an artist, in terms of you just grabbing onto canvases and paints and brushes?
You're literally using muscles you haven't used before.
There's a kind of unnatural amount of bending and reaching. I assume that you were sore for the first couple of weeks.
When you were doing The Submission for MCC Theater last fall at the Lucille Lortel, you used to ride your bike from the Upper West Side to the Village?
Are you bike-riding in L.A.?
Isn't the Taper downtown?
Are there dedicated bike lanes?
This is just what your parents and your agents don't want to hear.
A couple months ago, I interviewed Sutton Foster when she was shooting "Bunheads" out in L.A. You know "Bunheads"?
I asked her if she's into the California thing. I asked, "Are you hiking? Are you eating Mexican food? Are you going to the beach?" Because she's in a series, she didn't have any time to do any of that. Are you able the soak up California? Beach? Hiking?
Ideal scenario — you living in New York six months out of the year and in L.A. for six months?
"Boss" shoots in Chicago?
Chicago is a totally different vibe.
You were new to Chicago?
Did you see Seurat's "Sunday on La Grande Jatte" at the Art Institute?
I've never seen it in person.
I'm in the middle of Netflixing the first season of "Boss" to prepare for your entrance in season two. Kelsey Grammer is the corrupt longtime mayor of Chicago. I really don't have a sense of your character, Ian Todd. Can you tell me in a nutshell?
I was driving upstate last weekend and saw a giant billboard for season two of "Boss" on the West Side Highway. Have you seen the new billboard — the ad campaign?
I said, "Is that Jonathan Groff hanging from a meat hook?"
I just assumed it was all illustrated and not a shoot.
And, you were in a suit?
And, it's supposed to represent Chicago's stockyards — the slaughterhouses that made it "Hog Butcher for the World."
I think there's a big pile of entrails under one of you — the insides of a cow plopped on the floor.
I'm curious to know if you learn things from every project that you do? Are you conscious of specific lessons?
I think it's also the repetition. Which is to say, when you're talking about something over and over and over again eight times a week, it starts to really seep into your mind and seep into your heart and your soul. Even in The Submission last year. All of the issues and things we were talking about. This happened to me a month ago, where somebody was making an off-color joke, and I was like, "Ewww…!" The hair on my neck stood up a little bit in a way that it never would have if I hadn't done Submission last year for the month and a half that we did it, just because all of the issues and things that we talked about made me so much more sensitive to people's feelings and the way people are affected by how we communicate with each other — how we talk to each other.
And certainly during Spring Awakening, Melchior was a character that did not let the world define him and was out to sort of create his own path and do his own thing and not feel like he had to fit into a mold. And, the minute I left that play, I sort of carried that with me as the character through the two years that I did Spring Awakening, and then it, luckily for me, sent me out into the world with that sort of mindset, which is to say, "I don't need to let the world define me — professionally, personally, whatever. I can create my own way and find out what makes me tick and what makes me happy…" So, certainly, yes. Every character, every play shifts me or teaches me something in some way.
In an industry that's full of negativity, I'm always amazed how incredibly positive you remain and how you're not poisoned by the industry. Is it a challenge?
And certainly, there are just as many people out there who are encouraging and helpful and great, and we're lucky for those people as well. You know, I wanted to do a tap dance, and I talked to Bernie Telsey and MCC Theater, and they let me do it. [Watch Groff channel his inner Sutton Foster in this Playbill Video clip from the 2012 MCC Miscast benefit.]
I read somewhere that you don't read the internet. You don't read your own press anymore.
(Kenneth Jones is managing editor of Playbill.com. Follow him on Twitter @PlaybillKenneth.)
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Poll reveals doubts about teenagers' success
Jade Jones has the skills she needs - but most of us think school leavers are not equipped for success, despite strong A-level performances.
Jade Jones has the skills she needs - but most of us think school leavers are not equipped for success, despite strong A-level performances.
A-level results show that the overall pass rate has improved slightly but there has been another fall in those achieving top grades.
Jobcentre workers are striking across Wales today over their conditions.
The Welsh Government has set out four "priority areas" in its 10-year vision for employment and skills policy over the next 10 years, to be unveiled later.
Those areas are:
The statement has been developed in consultation with Further Education College Principals, the National Training Federation for Wales, the CBI, Wales TUC, Federation of Small Businesses, Commerce Cymru, the Wales Employment and Skills Board and other partners within the sector.
A 10-year vision for a more highly skilled Wales is to be unveiled later by the Welsh Government.
Ken Skates, the Deputy Minister for Skills and Technology, will launch the Welsh Government's new Policy Statement on Skills, which sets out the "responsible action needed by all stakeholders to develop a resilient, responsive and sustainable post-19 skills system.
The Welsh Government says it also recognises the "tough choices ahead" if Wales is to deliver the skills needed to raise productivity levels and reduce barriers into employment.
Ken Skates AM, the Deputy Minister for Skills and Technology, has set out a 10-year vision for employment and skills policy, with the aim " to support Wales to evolve into a highly-skilled nation and to create the conditions which allow businesses in Wales to grow and flourish"
Since taking up the post of Deputy Minister, I have spoken of my three main priorities: alignment, employability and engagement. Each of these are key to our 10 year vision for a more highly-skilled Wales.
The Policy Statement on Skills will outline how we aim to build a skills base that is fully responsive to the needs of our economy, equipping those who are looking for work and those in work with the skills Wales needs to be economically competitive.
– Ken Skates AM, Deputy Minister for Skills and Technology
If we're going to be successful in achieving this vision then we need employers of all sizes to work with us and invest in the skills of their employees. In return, we have to ensure that employment and skills support we offer to both individuals and employers is more joined-up, accessible and responsive to their needs.
30 office workers in Cardiff will be affected by the closure of telesales at energy company SSE.
The company says the staff members, based in the St Mellons office, will be moved to other jobs in the company "wherever possible."
Energy supplier SSE said it's ending the practise of cold calling potential customers, but will still call current customers.
A stem cell research firm is to relocate to south Wales from Guilford over the next two years, bringing 25 jobs initially.
It has not been established exactly where ReNeuron will be based but says it is looking a a number of potential sites between Swansea and Cardiff.
The Welsh Government has provided a £12.8m funding package to ReNeuron to relocate to Wales and to grow its stem cell research, clinical trials and manufacturing base. The company says it hopes to expand to employ about 70 people. Edwina Hart, economy minister said she was delighted with the move:
"ReNeuron is the first company in the world to have been granted permission to run clinical trials of ground-breaking stem cell technology to treat patients with stroke, one of the top three causes of death and a leading cause of adult disability in Wales."
Some of the countries biggest employers were in Cardiff as part of a jobs fair - where thousands of vacancies were on offer. There were also celebrities on hand to offer advice and encouragement.
An employment fair organised by The Sun newspaper is being launched in Cardiff today at the Parc Thistle hotel. Thousand of jobs will be up for grabs, with 40 firms taking part including Barclays, BT, Screwfix, John Lewis and Travelodge.
On hand to offer career advice at the event will be TV presenter Jeremy Kyle, The Apprentice's Michelle Dewberry and Radio 1 DJ Jameela Jamil.
Wales could be on the brink of a youth business boom, according to a new report. A study by the Prince's Trust and RBS shows that a quarter of Wales' young people believe they will be self-employed in the future. Around a quarter also said they expect to be their own boss in the next five years.
Twenty-five percent of young people included in the survey also say they are thinking of setting up their own business.
– Lesley Kirkpatrick, director of The Prince's Trust in Wales
"This research reveals an increasingly entrepreneurial mood among young people in Wales. Five years on from the start of the recession, youth unemployment remains high and many are seeing self-employment as a way to break the cycle of joblessness.
"Setting up in business can be tough - but at The Prince's Trust we have a 30-year track record of helping disadvantaged young people succeed in work and self-employment, no matter what their background. It is critical we nurture young people's passion for business and invest in the next generation."
More work needs to be done to make men and women equal in the workplace, according to a report from the charity Chwarae Teg.
It says that, although progress has been made, there are still issues over: stereotypes, childcare, and the differing amounts that men and women are paid.
Electrician Elly Davies spoke to reporter Nicola Hendy about her experiences starting off in the traditionally male-dominated industry.


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Boolean Search Operators: Multiple "!" items
Asked on May 30, 2013 - 22:41
I'd like to be able to list all my items within the next week except for items labeled work or general. Right now when I try: "(overdue, 7 days) & !@work | !@general" it doesn't work.
Am I doing this wrong or does the Boolean search only support a single "!" reference?
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Replied on May 30, 2013 - 22:50
Hi Jake,
All you need to do is write it like this.
(overdue, 7 days) & !@work !@general
That should give you the results you are looking for.


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The Nameless Detective is called upon to find out how rare books and maps are being stolen from an antiquarian bookshop with a faultless alarm system. He goes undercover in the store, only to be foiled when a theft occurs right under his nose. Then, as he ponders the case (while on a date with the lovely Kerry), he's violently struck from behind by a car that seems bent on driving him off the road. Will Nameless survive this attempt on his life and solve the case?
Murder anonymous: solve another case with the Nameless Detective.
©1982 by the Pronzini-Muller Family Trust. All rights reserved. (P)2011 BBC Audiobooks
An audible addict:)
"Great story"
A good mystery - well written
Character voices
A theft you will not imagine
"Kinda 'cutsie' fun."
It's a short story, nothing dramatic with twisted deceptions, so it was fun for a couple of hours.
Maybe the characters went unnoticed, I lost interest in finding the thief.
Bold Overstated Pass
Forget it. Neither Movie nor TV would this story be... not enough 'what the' and it's not about gore or sex or disaster. The stars wouldn't do it anyway.
It was light entertainment for a couple of hours audio, but the story fell into cliches with a predictable ending.
"Mystery with a twist at the end"
This is an interesting, quick read that really held my interest.
I read a lot of police procedurals and this one made me concentrate and think. I liked the end a lot. Ended with action and wit.
He has a great voice. Many sale books have mediocre narrators but Mr. Sullivan was very easy on the ears.
Yes! It was the best short story or novella that I have listened to in a long time.
I will gladly listen to this author again.
"Very Bill Pronzini"
Yes. A fun to listen to Nameless vignette.
No response.
I like Nick Sullivan's voice.
"Weak writing and weaker reading"
The writing was clumsy, not up to modern standards for genre prose. Not quite in the category of
The reading was monotone, giving none of the
The detective's off-duty time was neither interesting nor enlightening.
The title is a bit misleading. While the subject matter is thefts from a bookstore, it's thefts of rare maps, etchings, etc., not books.
"Classically structured mystery"
This is a classic mystery with clear clues along the way leading to a conclusion that you might reasonably be able to figure out before you get to the final paragraph. For example, I thought in the early paragraphs that a physical characteristic of a central character was likely an important clue. Unfortunately, I set that aside and didn't use it appropriately - thus missed getting the answer until the author revealed it. I enjoyed the book but would not place it on my list of favorites.
No - not that I recall.
"Good Story"
Not one of my all-time favorites but enjoyed the story. Would download more from this author.
"an old-fashioned puzzle"
I enjoyed The Booktaker. The writing and plot reminds me of the paperbacks (pulps) of the 50's and 60's. With a single focus plot puzzle and a very little bit of romance to mellow the nameless detective, it's a quick, fun story and very agreeably read by Nick Sullivan. It is like meeting Ellery Queen again.
Just another girl with too many books and not enough time for them all.
"I Was Expecting More"
It was just ok. There was a good set up and and good flow but a completely mediocre ending. I was just excepting a better ending with the storyline and all. Oh well!
I enjoy reading and listening to books. I am always looking for something great to read.
"The Booktaker"
This story was a time passer. It had me guessing but the ending was a little weak. The reader was monotone and dry. But all in all the whole story line was really ok.
It helped me while commuting to and from work so I would recommend this audiobook.
The ending would have been slightly different. I would have left it open for part two or made it longer with more of a twist to keep the reader's eyebrow raised.
I would listen to another one and if it is as monotone I would not listen to anymore. This was my first with Nick Sullivan as the narrator.
The part in the book when the detective said he knew how the booktaker was stealing the books really moved me. I would never had guessed.
Please use more excitement while reading and I would love to hear a part two.
"Amusing Listen"
I was looking for cheap listens and this fit the bill. Quite short but amusing and I do keep listening for clues to his name, even though I know I won't get one.
"nick sullivan does a good job of reading"
yes have listened several times, it is a good twist to a detective story
the answer to the puzzle as in all good mystery tales
no haven't found this author or reader before but will look out for them
truth will out
"Good decent story."
This was a freebie story and I like it. Its told very well and a decent story specially as it was free.
"The Booktaker"
I was cooking a batch of scones the other day and wanted to listen to a short story whilst doing so. Found 'The Bookmaker' in my library and found it most enjoyable. I sometimes find the American reader a little "abrasive" but Nick Sullivan read in a style most apt for reading, as a private tec, who had seen and done it all and was mulling over things whilst enjoying a beer with a few minutes to spare.
"Novel Theft"
If you want to put your foot into the crime investigation world of books, this is where to begin. You might not want to consign yourself to 16 hours of dark fear straight away.This short story is well constructed to tease your thoughts. It is long enough to add bones to a mystery. It is a fun listen with good turns of phrase. You can solve the crime yourself if you pay attention.
"amusing little tale"
As a free read this doesn't disappoint as it has a few twists and turns to maintain interest and keep you guessing. Well worth trying as you cant lose
"A clever, clever little story...."
I loved this book. Beautifully written, and beautifully read. It kept my attention throughout, and when it had finished, I listened to it again, to see if I could see any clues! And a love story to boot.
"the booktaker"
it was like a stage play where each character became a suspect.because of the limited length of time the auther needed to esatablish motives, opportunities, and gains which he did admirabley
"Average Private Eye tale"
As a freebie it was worth a listen but I wouldn't want to pay for it. The story is a little run of the mill but well narrated.
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text: By Elisha Fieldstadt, NBC NewsPOLK COUNTY, FL (NBC) - Two girls, ages 12 and 14, have been charged with aggravated stalking for what a Florida sheriff described Tuesday as "maliciously harassing" a 12-year-old girl who jumped from a tower to her death. The middle school students were booked into a juvenile detention center on Monday night and released to their parents under house arrest, Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said.Rebecca Sedwick, 12, jumped to her death from a third-story cement plant structure in central Florida on Sept. 10 after being verbally, physically and cyber bullied throughout 2012 and 2013, Judd said.At a Tuesday news conference, Judd said investigators were in the midst of gathering information from social media sites about the bullies' interactions with Sedwick, but a Facebook post by the 14-year-old which read, "yes I bullied Rebecca and she killed herself, but I don't give a (expletive)" prompted Monday's arrests.Judd said detectives arrested the 12-year old, who was one of Sedwick's "primary" bullies, because they decided, "We can't leave her out there. Who else is she going to torment, who else is she going to harass?" While bullying is not a crime, Judd said, the girls have been charged with aggravated stalking — a third degree felony — because the victim was younger than 16 years old.In addition to the 14-year-old's Facebook confession, Judd said both girls made "incriminating statements" when they were arrested. He said the girls' case would proceed in the juvenile system and any punishment would depend on juvenile sanctions, adding, "it won't be severe enough, in my estimation, for this conduct."Judd said the 14-year-old started to "torment" Sedwick in 2012 and according to a Polk County Sheriff's statement, other children at the school also started bullying Sedwick to avoid being bullied themselves. The 12-year-old was Sedwick's former "best friend," Judd said.Sedwick's mother removed her daughter from the school, but the bullying continued online, where the 14-year-old wrote harassing insults, including that Sedwick should "kill herself" and "drink bleach and die," Judd said."We believe that it certainly contributed to [Sedwick] jumping from the cement towers," Judd said.


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THE SCREENING ROOM: The 2013 Grammy Hall of Fame Inductees Meet Broadway (Video)
By Playbill Staff
On Nov. 20 the Grammy Hall of Fame announced the 27 new singles and albums that would be inducted for their distinct and historic qualities.
A handful of the titles have Broadway ties, and Playbill.com has compiled a collection of videos celebrating the music. Kurt Weill's Lost in the Stars, Frank Sinatra's single of the Kander and Ebb classic "New York, New York" and Elton John's self-titled 1970 album are among the recordings to be included.
Click here to read the article.
Frank Sinatra - "Theme from 'New York, New York.'"
Billy Joel performs "Piano Man."
Liza Minnelli performs "Theme from 'New York, New York'" in the film.
Liza performs "Theme from 'New York, New York'" live.
Johnny Mathis performs "Lost in the Stars."
An audio clip of Todd Duncan - Lost in the Stars (Original Broadway Cast).
Frank Sinatra performs "Lost in the Stars."
Patti LuPone performs "Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens."
"Hound Dog" performed by the cast of Broadway's Million Dollar Quartet.
The cast of Smokey Joe's Cafe performs "On Broadway."
The Broadway cast of The Times They Are A-Changin' performs on "The View."
Elton John performs "Your Song" from his self-titled album.
Shoshana Bean sings Whitney Houston's "How Will I Know."
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What better proof do we need than the recent war with Hamas in Gaza, dubbed "Operation Protective Edge," that transformed the pain and suffering of three families into a sense of unparalleled unity and outpouring of love of the entire nation of Israel?
"It isn't the work," said Eliezer. "I want to learn our holy Torah."
So many families are mourning, and all along we mourned with them.
In addition to his great erudition, Rabi Akiva was known for his optimism.
She told me that she was busy and that he could sit in his wet clothes for the rest of the day. It would teach him to be more careful.
What can we do to help him stop feeling so sad all the time?
Children with dyslexia or dysgraphia frequently have problems in social relationships.
Israel's neighbors engaged in hostilities from the onset. The War of Independence was a hard-won battle. Aggression and enmity has followed for 66 years.
The inclusion program, in which children with special needs are in the same class as neurotypical (mainstream) peers, is, says Gansburg, the only Jewish program of its kind in Florida.
The contest will include student-created sculpture, computer graphic design, collage, videography, PowerPoint and painting.
David, an 8-year-old boy on the autism spectrum, recently attended a Friendship Circle event. As he entered he told his Dad, "I love coming to the FC programs 'cause everyone loves each other."
Goldsmith himself went on his own "voyage of discovery" to the places where his grandfather and uncle landed and were sent.
Frank proclaimed himself Zvi's successor and the reincarnation of King David.
(((CLICK BELOW TO HEAR AUDIO))) Yishai talks with Tommy Waller, Director of HaYovel, an organization that brings Christians to the mountains of Samaria for Israel's annual grape harvest under the supervision of Rabbi Eliezer Melamed. Waller joins Yishai in-studio to share his beliefs on how the group takes part in the prophecy of Israel's redemption. […]
With new neighbors along our Syrian border, we thought we'd check out what they're saying and what's going on…
The officers had signaled to the Arab driver to pull over. He then rammed into them.
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I am a son of an ex-POW. My brother and I are both Vietnam era veterans. I enjoy genealogy which is what led me to this site. I think this is a great place to share information of loved ones and to honor them. I will continue to add my relatives information and to visit strangers along the way. Please consider leaving a note and flower for my parents, J. D. and Dorothy Osborne, my wife's parents Howard and Gladys Brewer as well as our son, Sean Matthew Osborne.
"Walking, I am listening to a deeper way. Suddenly, all my ancestors are behind me.
Be still, they say. Watch and listen. You are the result of the love of thousands".
...by Linda Hogan, Native American Writer
"...all these ancestors in your tree, generation upon generation, have come down to this moment in time--to give birth to you...You carry the hopes and dreams of all those who have gone before. Hopes and dreams for a better world" ~Lawrence Overmire~
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We are the chosen. My feelings are in each family there is one who seems called to find the ancestors. To put flesh on their bones and make them live again, to tell the family story and to feel that somehow they know and approve. To me, doing genealogy is not a cold gathering of facts but, instead, breathing life into all who have gone before. We are the story tellers of the tribe. All tribes have one. We have been called as it were by our genes. Those who have gone before cry out to us: Tell our story. So, we do. In finding them, we somehow find ourselves. How many graves have I stood before now and cried? I have lost count. How many times have I told the ancestors you have a wonderful family you would be proud of us? How many times have I walked up to a grave and felt somehow there was love there for me? I cannot say. It goes beyond just documenting facts. It goes to who am I and why do I do the things I do? It goes to seeing a cemetery about to be lost forever to weeds and indifference and saying I can't let this happen. The bones here are bones of my bone and flesh of my flesh. It goes to doing something about it. It goes to pride in what our ancestors were able to accomplish. How they contributed to what we are today. It goes to respecting their hardships and losses, their never giving in or giving up, their resoluteness to go on and build a life for their family. It goes to deep pride that they fought to make and keep us a Nation. It goes to a deep and immense understanding that they were doing it for us. That we might be born who we are. That we might remember them. So we do. With love and caring and scribing each fact of their existence, because we are them and they are us. So, as a scribe called, I tell the story of my family. It is up to that one called in the next generation to answer the call and take their place in the long line of family storytellers. That, is why I do my family genealogy, and that is what calls those young and old to step up and put flesh on the bones.
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Thank you Wayne. The words you wrote are perfect and I love them! Great reminders of my mom!
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My husband & I just watched Who Do You Think You Are on TV & the show was tracing Valerie Bertinelli's, the actress, family tree. SHE is related to James Poole too!! Check it out! Hope I'm right about This James Poole , I don't have the dates handy but it would be interesting if you are related to a famous actress yes?? Good luck!!
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Thank you for the beautiful message you left on my mom's memorial. You lifted me up when I needed it. Felt like I heard from Mom.
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Hi Wayne, Just was reading what you have posted on your great-great grandfather Pardieck's memorial. Carl Thomas ---whose mother was Mary Pardieck was my Great Uncle by marriage. I remember seeing his mother Mary. Uncle Carl as I called him was a great person who I thought the world of! His wife, Minnie was a sister to my grandmother--daughters of Herman and "Lilly" Schlehuser Nordman. I saw that you are descendant of the Otte family. They are also ancestors of the Nordman family. Do you know anything more about your Otte ancestors? My e-mail is email@example.com if you care to compare notes on the Nordman--Trentman--Otte---Pardieck and Thomas lines.
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Transfer made. Always glad to transfer to family.
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That photo is a photo taken from her obituary listing from the Laurel Land FH. I did not take it. Since she is kin to you I will transfer her memorial to you if you like. Just let me know.
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Wayne, I didn't notice you had transferred Nathaniel Drake.
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So I had my appendix out on Monday and that kinda ruined my week off. There's only so much time you can spend on the couch high on Percocet and creeping through the bowels of Netflix before you start getting a little stir crazy. Then you try to get up and remember why that was not a good idea. I seriously look like I got gutted like a trout. Moving on.
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website for contact details.
The Edge Hotel School is the first hotel school of its kind in the UK, where students learn and work alongside hospitality professionals – helping to run a real-life,
AA-recognised luxury country house hotel – Wivenhoe House, based in the grounds of the University of Essex Colchester Campus.
The Edge Hotel School experience is unlike any other student experience. The School enables students to combine a fantastic breadth and depth of practical experience
with a fast track to a respected degree in hotel management. Delivered through a dynamic combination of study days and hands-on experience, it covers all aspects of
this living, working hotel, from front of house and housekeeping, to restaurants and kitchens, as well as the planning and operations involved in conference events or
weddings. The BA(Hons) Hotel Management is an intensive course during which students study for 45 weeks in the year, with around six weeks' holiday.
Students rotate amongst areas in the hotel, covering all the shifts and roles hotel staff do, and have to be professional, presentable, and punctual. On the other
hand, this is a student experience, and students will benefit from living on campus, with access to all the University of Essex's resources and facilities.
By equipping students from the outset with practical and management skills as well as academic theory, the course aims to get students started in their career as
soon as possible. The two-year, intensive programme reflects the realities of life in the hospitality industry, and is designed to make students more employable and
better prepared for a job in hotel management.
There are three annual intakes for the Hotel Management degree commencing in January, May and September. To be accepted onto the fast track Hotel Management
degree or its progression routes, students will need the potential to succeed both academically and practically. Unfortunately, at this stage Edge Hotel School
is unable to accept applications from international students. Find out more about the entry requirements.
Liz LawsAcademic Standards and Partnerships Manager
Telephone: 01206 872805
Please visit the Edge Hotel
School website for contact details
Kaplan Open Learning (KOL) is an affiliate college
of the University of Essex responsibile for delivering online
degrees under the title University of Essex Online. University
of Essex Online courses are designed to give students the
opportunity to gain a qualification from a top-ranking
university whilst fitting study around other time commitments.
University of Essex Online offers honours degrees and professional
qualifications in the areas of business, leadership and criminal justice.
Studying online means students can earn while they learn and strengthen
their formal work experience with a recognised qualification from a
respected university. Students can join University of Essex Online at
various points throughout the year, and a personal student adviser is on
hand to support students throughout their studies.
Programmes include Certificates, Foundation Degrees and BA (Hons) Degrees
University of Essex Online programmes are delivered by KOL and validated and
quality assured by the University of Essex. The partnership is managed by a
Joint Academic Management Board. KOL's parent company, Kaplan Inc, was founded
in 1938. Now owned by the Washington Post Company, Kaplan, Inc. has extensive
experience of delivering online vocationally-focused HE courses in the US, and
provides educational services to over a million students worldwide.
Liz Laws
Academic Standards and Partnerships Manager
Telephone: 01206 872805
Please visit the University of Essex Online website for contact details.
South Essex College
of Further and Higher Education is an innovative and successful College that is
one of the largest colleges in the south east of England.
The University's collaborative partnership with South Essex College began in
2000 and initiated an HE presence in the south of the county which has now been
expanded by a new University building in
Southend, further widening access
in a region with a history of below-average rates of participation in HE.
The Minister for Lifelong Learning and Higher Education formally launched the
partnership in 2002 and by 2003, the College's plans for a new campus became a
reality when the Principal, Jan Hodges, signed a partnership agreement investing
over £52 million in a striking new building in Southend's town centre.
The partnership between the University and the College has enabled
the introduction of an extended range of new undergraduate courses with
a strong vocational/professional focus. Courses are developed in
consultation with local employers and industry practitioners to give
students the best possible grounding in their careers.
The College was one of the first 16 pathfinder Centres of Vocational
Excellence (CoVE) in the country, achieving CoVE status in 2001 for its
expertise in Media Technology, and in 2002 the College became the only
Microsoft Regional Centre in the eastern region and one of only 16 in
the UK. Following a merger with Thurrock and Basildon College in
January 2010, South Essex College is now the largest FE College in the
eastern region.
Since 2000, the University has validated over 40 Honours and
Foundation degrees at SEC in a range of subjects including Art and
Design, Business, Computing, Education, Journalism, Media, Music
Production, Performance Arts, Social Studies and Sports Studies.
The College also offers initial teacher training courses for the
lifelong learning sector. There are currently over 800 full time
equivalent students on HE programmes at the College.
Rachel Brown
Academic Standards and Partnerships Officer
Telephone: 01206 87 3840
Please visit the South Essex College
website for contact details.
The Tavistock and Portman NHS
Foundation Trust is one of the UK's leading NHS Mental Health
postgraduate training organisations for public sector mental health and
social care professions, and has had a collaborative partnership with the
University since 1997. The training programmes, many of which are validated
by university partners including the University of Essex, are strongly
rooted in the clinical services provided for patients in the North Thames
region and in the more specialised services also available more widely in
The Trust also undertakes a range of innovative and influential research
in the fields of psychiatry, psychology, family therapy, individual and
group psychotherapy, and organisational consultancy, working closely with
the research departments of its university partners.
In addition to training and research, the Trust is a major provider of
outpatient clinical and forensic services in the London region, with
approximately 3000 patients seen in the clinics each year. The Tavistock
Clinic has a worldwide reputation for therapeutic approaches in mental
health in the public sector.
The University of Essex validates a small amount of postgraduate
provision at the Trust in Educational Psychology and Psychodynamic
Psychotherapy. The University's Centre for Psychoanalytic
Studies runs an MA scheme in Refugee Care in collaboration with the
Tavistock Clinic, and there is also Tavistock input into three professional
doctorate and doctorate schemes run by the University's Department of
Health and Human Sciences in
Clinical Psychology and Counselling Psychology.
Rachel Frost
Academic Standards and Partnerships Manager
Telephone: 01206 87 3791
Please visit the Trust website for
contact details.
University Campus Suffolk
(UCS) is an innovative 50:50 joint venture between the
University of East Anglia and
the University of Essex. The joint venture is managed by a company limited by guarantee - University Campus Suffolk Ltd – and the
University of Essex and University of East Anglia are each represented on the Company Board.
UCS was created in August 2007 in order to establish a university campus in Suffolk, one of the few counties in England without a university of its own, and to widen access to higher
education in a region where participation rates in HE have been lower than the national average.
The UCS network encompasses a main campus in the Suffolk county town of Ipswich, with smaller regional campuses linked to FE Colleges, together forming the UCS Learning Network.
Successful UCS students receive a joint degree awarded by the University of Essex and the University of East Anglia. Academic standards and quality assurance arrangements at UCS are overseen
by the Joint Academic Committee, a joint sub-committee of the Senates of the University of East Anglia and the University of Essex chaired by the two validating universities, with representation
from both Universities, UCS Ipswich and the Learning Network Centres. Students can study UCS higher education courses degree at the following locations:
UCS Ipswich is the main campus 'hub' of the UCS network, centrally located on and around the town's exciting Waterfront UCS Ipswich has a substantial and well-established portfolio of
HE provision, with undergraduate and postgraduate courses spanning a wide range of subjects including Art and Design, Business and Management, Computing, Education, Health, Nursing and
Midwifery, Social Sciences and Humanities subjects.
UCS Bury St Edmunds is based at West Suffolk College, a well-established and successful FE College with a strong focus on vocational education and the provision of learning opportunities
that meet the needs of the local community. UCS Bury St Edmunds offers a range of Foundation degrees including Graphic Design, Computing, Construction, Counselling, Engineering,
Music production and Management programmes, as well as degree courses in Business Management, Computing, Counselling, English and History, History and Sociology, Psychology and
Sociology, Professional Studies and Children's Care, Learning and Development.
UCS Great Yarmouth is based at Great Yarmouth College's Southtown campus, just over the Suffolk border in Norfolk. Great Yarmouth College is an FE College with an emphasis on vocational
education and community learning. The College aims to provide opportunities for students of all ages and backgrounds to access degrees without leaving their local area. HE students at
UCS Great Yarmouth can study subjects such as Art and Design, Computing, Counselling, Fashion and Textiles, Creative Music, Photographic and Digital Media, Sport Health and
Exercise Visual Media and Early Years Practice
UCS Lowestoft is based at Lowestoft College, an FE College with an emphasis on vocational education to meet the needs of individuals, the
community and the local economy in this distinctive region of north-east Suffolk. At UCS Lowestoft, HE students can study Foundation degrees in Childrens Care Learning and Development,
Supporting Inclusive Learning and Practice and Operations Engineering.
Students can also study at Honours level in subjects such as Design,
Childrens Care Learning and Development,
Inclusive Practice and Integrated Working and Operations Engineering.
UCS Otley is based at Easton and Otley College, a mixed FE/HE institution offering a range of qualifications with a focus on the land-based sector. The vast majority of provision at the
College is at FE level, with HE resources concentrated on the development of Foundation degrees in vocational areas where the College has strong links with regional employers.
UCS Otley offers Foundation Degrees in Animal Science and Welfare,
Arboriculture, Fishery Management and Sustainable Aquaculture,
Landscape and Garden Design,
Teaching, Training and Development
and Wildlife Management and Conservation. An honours
progression route in Professional Studies and
PGCE/Cert Ed/CTLLS are also taught at the College.
UCS Suffolk New College is situated near the main UCS Ipswich campus and focuses primarily on the delivery of further education and training,
UCS at Suffolk New College offers Foundation degrees and Honours degrees in Civil Engineering and also offer a
Certificate in Education (Lifelong Learning Sector) and a
Professional Graduate Certificate in Education in the Lifelong Learning Sector (PGCE).
Rachel Frost
Academic Standards and Partnerships Manager
Telephone: 01206 87 3791
Please visit the UCS website for contact
Established in 1893, Writtle College is one of the oldest and largest specialist institutes
in the United Kingdom and offers a range of courses in a number of subject areas covering animal and equine sciences, conservation,
countryside, sport, horticulture, veterinary nursing, agriculture and floristry. The College also offers specialist art and design
related courses at the Writtle School of Design (WSD).
The Writtle College campus, situated just outside Chelmsford, is set in its own 220 hectare estate with landscaped gardens, working
animal units, construction areas, workshops and retail, business and leisure operations. Students spend a large proportion of their
course time using the diversity of the natural and built environments on campus for case study work, practical learning and hands-on
work experience.
Writtle College has a well-established international reputation with students from over 50 nations studying at the College and offers
various levels of academic study including postgraduate, undergraduate, further education, short courses and apprenticeships. It also
provides students with the options of being able to study certain courses on a part-time basis. Writtle College also has a growing
reputation for research and there are currently 27 PhD students at the College.
The College's partnership with our University was established in 1997 and the University validates over 100 undergraduate and
postgraduate awards delivered by the College.
Jeanie Armstrong
Academic Standards and Partnerships Officer
University of Essex, Wivenhoe Park, Colchester, Essex, CO4 3SQ
Telephone 01206 873825
E-mail firstname.lastname@example.com
Please visit the Writtle College website for contact details.
Our links with international institutions include:
Our School of Law delivers dual awards – our LLB English and French Laws
(with Maîtrise/Master 1) – in partnership with our three French partner
Further information on our current partnership activity is available from our
Academic Standards and Partnerships Team.
Our strategy is to develop a diverse range of higher education provision with
partner institutions which will complement our traditional academic offering to
students on our main campuses and increase access to higher education by
non-traditional students. We encourage our partners to build an internal higher
education culture with a strong sense of ownership by their course teams. Our
validated courses are developed with internal and external academic and employer
involvement to reflect the needs of our partner institution's target markets.
The majority of courses we validate at our academic partners are in
vocational or professional subject areas. Many have been designed to meet the
needs of students for whom a traditional programme of three-year full-time study
is not a viable option. Essex and our academic partners work with employers and
with regional and national stakeholders to widen access to higher education,
especially in areas of the country where below-average participation rates have
existed for too long.
Academic provision at our partner institutions is overseen by a Dean and
Associate Dean of Academic Partnerships. Two Senate committees, the
Partnerships Education Committee
and the
Joint Academic Committee for University Campus Suffolk, have responsibility
for the approval and ongoing monitoring of our partnership provision.
Our Academic Standards and Partnerships Team in our Academic Section is responsible for the
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Germany is home to the beautiful Alps, Oktoberfest, Neuschwanstein Castle, the Autobahn, VW, Albert Einstein, and so much more. It is located in Central Europe and bordered by nine countries, as well as the North Sea and Baltic Sea. There are many cute little towns, such as Bamberg or Weimar, to explore throughout the country. A good German phrase to start off with is Wie gehts? (How's it going?)
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Mario Lavista, Reflejos de la Noche (1984)
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The SMCQ has been moving in step with the lively rhythms of new music for almost fifty years. With its regular concert season, its Série hommage (Homage Series), an international festival, and a young listener's programme, the society has served both as a platform for today's composers and as a window on creative works for everyone.
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The Office of Leadership Programs hosts monthly volunteer opportunities for students. These events typically take place on a Saturday, and partner with one or more student organizations and a local non-profit agency in need of volunteers. Students who participate in these service projects can include their hours on their Leadership Transcript, scholarship applications, graduate school applications, resumes... the possibilities are endless.
Two of projects are part of annual, nation-wide movements of service among college students: Make a Difference Day in October and Martin Luther King Day of Service in January.
A Calendar of Service Events is created each year and shared with the campus community.
How to Get Involved
Are you a student who is interested in volunteering? Or a member of a student organization that wants to host an upcoming project? Or a community agency that wants to collaborate?
If so, contact:
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(248) 204-2414
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December 2013
Civic Engagement with Vista Maria
November 2013
Hunger and Homelessness with Gleaner's Community Food Bank
October 2013
Environmental Sustainability with the Greening of Detroit
Hunger and Homelessness with Forgotten Harvest
September 2013
Hunger and Homelessness with Forgotten Harvest
April 2013
Environmental Sustainability with the Greening of Detroit and Earthworks Urban Farm
Civic Engagement with HAVEN and Vista Maria.
March 2013
Student Org vs Student Org Food Drive for Gleaners Food Bank
Alternative Spring Break to New York
February 2013
Hunger and Homelessness with Forgotten Harvest
January 2013
Martin Luther King Jr. Day- 28th Annual Peace Walk and Celebration in Southfield
February 2012
Community outreach with Motown Winterblast
January 2012
South Oakland Shelter and KICK for MLK Service Project
November 2011
Mentoring Youth with 'fieldZone
October 2011
Environmental Sustainability with the Greening of Detroit
April 2011
Healthy and Active Lifestyles with Ferndale Public Schools
February 2011
Community Youth with Clark Park
January 2011
Combat Literacy with Ferndale Public Schools
December 2010
Youth Hunger with Kids Food Basket
October 2010
Hunger and Homelessness with Forgotten Harvest and Gleaners
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Environment and Conservation with the Greening of Detroit
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Educational Preparedness with Southfield Public Schools and Looking for My Sister
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As well as being a charming area with its own range of shopping and nightlife, Ealing is a perfect halfway house if you want to stay somewhere that's convenient for both the airport and Central London. Located right by Hanger Lane, with great connections to Wembley, Earl's Court, Heathrow and the West End, this is a great hotel for the business traveller.
Rating: 92% of LondonTown customers would recommend to a friend - out of 5 based on 65 recent customers surveyed
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|Good value for price
Frederic from Lille, France would recommend this hotel to a friend
|Staff were very friendly and helpful. The rooms were spacious and clean. We ate at the restaurant in the evening and the food was lovely.
Gemma from Banbury, United Kingdom would recommend this hotel to a friend
|The food in the restaurant was absolutely delicious and the the majority of the staff were very friendly.
Fiona from London, United Kingdom would recommend this hotel to a friend
|Staff very good breakfast in my room tops
Noel from Bristol, United Kingdom would recommend this hotel to a friend
|This is my second stay at the Crown Plaza Ealing. I requested a twin room because there were two of us on this visit however, there was one dressing gown, one shower sponge. I called housekeeping to request a second gown and I was not sure if the woman who answered understood me and therefore not surprised when nothing happened. I called the front desk who dealt with my request immediately. I would certainly come again and have recommended the hotel to friends. A clearer entrance sign (at the front) to the car park would be welcome. Generally the staff were helpful and very approachable.
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The following times apply for Dec. 31 through Jan. 2, 2014 for Sun Tran routes 1 – 99; as well as Sun Express Routes 101X – 312X:
Regular weekday service will be provided on New Year's Eve, Dec. 31 and Jan. 2. On Jan. 1, Sunday hours will be utilized for Sun Tran routes; while there will be no Sun Express Service provided.
Sun Tran's Customer Service Center will be open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Dec. 31 and Jan. 2, but will be closed on New Year's Day. While the Administrative offices (3920 N. Sun Tran Blvd.) will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Dec. 31 and Jan. 2, they also will be closed on New Year's Day.
Sun Van Service will be on the same hours as Sun Tran; with Sun Van's Customer Service Center open from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day.
Sun Shuttle Service, which provides transit service in Marana, Oro Valley, Catalina, Sahuarita, Green Valley, San Xavier, Tucson Estates, Southeast Tucson and Rita Ranch will have normal operating hours on Dec. 31 and Jan. 2. There will be no Sun Shuttle service on Jan. 1; except dial-a-ride service in Oro Valley, which will provide holiday service from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. for ADA qualified passengers only.
Passengers are advised to consult Sun Tran's Ride Guide, visit www.suntran.com, or call Sun Tran's Customer Service Center at (520) 792-9222; for persons with hearing and speech impairments, call TDD: (520)628-1565 for specific route times and bus information.
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Maximilien: Meaning, Popularity, Origin of Baby Name Maximilien
Origin of the name Maximilian:
Arose as a blending of the Latin Maximus (greatest) and Aemiliānus by the Emperor Frederich III, who bestowed it upon his first-born son, Maximilian I (1459 - 1519), in honor of two famous Roman generals. Maximus is directly derived from maximus (greatest), but the etymology of Aemiliānus is uncertain.
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Police and the bomb squad investigated a potentially suspicious bag that was left at a gas station in downtown Spartanburg Monday.
Capt. Art Littlejohn with Spartanburg Public Safety said about noon Monday a man on a moped dropped a book bag off near an electrical box in front of the QuikTrip at the corner of Pine and East St. John Street and took off.
The road was closed in front of the QT and traffic was diverted at Pine Street and Daniel Morgan Avenue, Pine and Main streets, East St. John and Galbraith streets, and East St. John and East Main streets during the investigation.
According to FOX Carolina's photographer at the scene, the bomb squad only found clothing and travel items in the bag. The roads were back open by 2:20 p.m.
Littlejohn said the moped rider had not been detained and no description of the rider was available.
FOX Carolina crews at the scene said the bomb squad brought their robot out to investigate the bag.
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