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Are you considering a Hilton Head vacation soon? Let us help you plan the perfect getaway that fits your hobbies and interests. At Palmetto Dunes, we offer so many activities from fishing to biking and from tennis to golf that you'll be hard pressed not to find something you'll love. Here are 5 great ways to vacation at Palmetto Dunes:
1) Tennis Getaways – If you "love" tennis, we've got all sorts of fun packages and activities for you. With the Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center, which sees thousands of visitors every year, you can find clinics, round robins, equipment demonstrations, tennis tournaments and more. We offer tennis vacation packages that include instruction and tennis court time and are even tailored to large groups. If you really love tennis, consider our Extreme Tennis Vacation!
2) For the Outdoor Lover – There's so much to do outdoors at Palmetto Dunes and so much beauty to see. The Outdoor Adventure package rolls the best of our outdoor activities all into one with at least three nights of accommodations in one of our Hilton Head vacation rentals, kayak rentals, a dolphin cruise, Hilton Head bike rentals and tennis court time daily.
3) Romance in Bloom – Looking for a romantic getaway for just the two of you? We offer several romance packages like our Honeymooner's Escape, Mini Moon and Anniversary Celebration that include spa treatments, bike rentals, kayak rentals and more.
4) Golfers Delight – Get your best golf buddies together and play all three of our championship golf courses, each uniquely challenging. Our golf vacation packages include instruction time, accommodations and tee times, and be sure to take advantage of our free club fittings and free golf demo on Mondays at 4 p.m. at the Robert Trent Jones course.
5) Family Fun – Got kids? We love kids here at Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort. Our Ultimate Family package and Sun 'N Fun Island escape are uniquely designed to entertain all ages down to our smallest guests. Kids will find lots to do at the resort like family tees at our golf courses, junior tennis clinics and round robins, fishing, crabbing and summer Surf School just to name a few.
What kind of Hilton Head package sounds like the perfect fit for your vacation? If we can answer any questions or tailor any package to better fit your needs, please don't hesitate to give us a call at 866-650-4130.
It's been a good year for this South Carolina beach resort! Palmetto Dunes not only received a number of high profile honors and accolades recognizing everything from our championship Hilton Head golf courses and tennis facilities to our family friendliness and outstanding staff, but we also started several new events that were a great success.
Here's a quick look back at our star-studded 2013:
The Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center was honored to host a number of high-profile state championships for the United States Tennis Association (USTA). In May, seniors from across South Carolina headed to Hilton Head to take home top honors in the USTA South Carolina 40 & Over Championships, formerly known as the Senior Championships. Then in October, we hosted the USTA South Carolina Combo Adult Championships. Our very own Jackie Reynecke, who helped coordinate these events, was also named the South Carolina League Volunteer of the Year for the USTA.
The Tennis Center was featured in the July issue of Tennis Magazine in a large spread about the resort and was recognized again by TennisResortsOnline.com as the No. 9 Top Tennis Resort in the world and No. 4 Top Junior Tennis programs in the world. Plus, the users of TripAdvisor named the Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center the No. 1 attraction in Hilton Head.
Our golf courses are always wonderful to play with their varied attributes and amazing layouts, but they were especially regarded this year. The Arthur Hills golf course got a shout-out from Golf Digest magazine as a top Hilton Head course, in an article that also designated the island as a Best Buddies Trip Destination. PGA.com selected the famous oceanfront No. 10 hole at the Robert Trent Jones golf course a "South Carolina dream hole" and we couldn't agree more!
We also launched a brand new golf app for the iPhone and Android, which now has thousands of users. Using your phone, you can check yardage information, book your tee time, set up leader boards and order food at our golf grilles so it's hot and ready when you finish your round. Download it by searching for Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort on your favorite app store.
New Events at Shelter Cove Harbour
Several events made their debut at Shelter Cove Harbour this year to great acclaim. Taste on the Harbour kicked off in March. Due to the event's success, we hosted the event again in October, offering featured menus, drink specials and tastings from Shelter Cove Harbour restaurants on select nights combined with live music from local island bands.
Additionally, Parrot Palooza joined our already very popular HarbourFest summertime event, which celebrated 25 years. Shannon Tanner and the Oyster Reefers, a Jimmy Buffet tribute band, entertained attendees on Friday evenings with island style music as they danced and sang the night away while the sun set over Broad Creek.
Capstone Award
The finish off the year with a bang, Travel + Leisure magazine named Palmetto Dunes to its Top 25 World's Best Family Getaways in its November issue. This made our resort the highest-ranking in South Carolina. The awards are based on a survey of the magazine's readers. "Whether it's reeling in a trophy redfish, learning how to properly swing a golf club or riding the waves on a surfboard, Palmetto Dunes has so much to offer families year round," said Brad Marra, assistant vice president of resort operations for Palmetto Dunes.
What's coming next year? More good things! Palmetto Dunes will be launching a brand new device-responsive website, using the latest online booking technology and designed for ease of use by our wonderful guests. For golfers, the Jones course will be adding new GPS-enabled touch screen systems for all golf carts, which offers course fly-overs, yardage, hole information and more. There's so much more in store… you'll just have to come visit us to see it all!
For more information about vacationing at Palmetto Dunes, visit us at www.palmettodunes.com or call us at 866-744-7558 to get started booking your spring or summer Hilton Head getaway.
Let us help you with your holiday gift list this year with unique items from stores around Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort. Whether you've got a golfer, a tennis player, an outdoorsman or an ocean-lover on your holiday list, we've got the gift for them! Here are some of our top gift picks for 2013:
Golf Pro Shops
The golfer on your list will love this item from our Robert Trent Jones golf pro shop! The new Garmin Approach S4 GPS golf watch ($349.99) is the perfect idea for the golfer who has everything. This stylish, yet lightweight and comfortable watch uses hi-res touch screen technology and comes with a GPS receiver for precise yardage to the front, middle and back of the greens, plus layup and dogleg distances. There's even a smart notification feature that lets you receive emails, texts and alerts from your iPhone (iPhone 4s and above models). The battery lasts up to 10 hours in GPS golf mode. Now, that's a watch!
Be sure to use it while playing one of our three championship Hilton Head golf courses: the Robert Trent Jones golf course, the Arthur Hills golf course or the George Fazio golf course.
Tennis Pro Shop
At the Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center pro shop, we can't resist the cute Spin Winz! It's a plastic circle that attaches to the end of your racquet to help decide who serves first when the racquet is spun. Instead of the boring "M or W" or "P or D," your options include "Trophy or Wife," "Social or Butterfly" and "Diamonds or Pearls" as examples.
For men, we have a variety of logo shirts, great deals on Prince tennis racquets and shoes from Asics, Adidas and K-Swiss. For women, we have Life is Tennis bags in both Tote and Sling styles in a variety of colorful patterns, and LBH tops in sleeveless and long sleeve in a rainbow of colors.
Hilton Head Outfitters
Grab a new Hilton Head hoodie or Hilton Head Outfitters long-sleeve T. These are great for cooler days and to remind you of your last vacation or upcoming vacation to the island. They are available in a variety of colors, including green, pink and blue.
The Ship's Store at Shelter Cove Marina
Wouldn't your loved one look great in a new pair of Costas? Or how about a new pair of Sperry Topsiders? The Ship's Store offers a broad selection of Costa del Mar sunglasses, and when you buy any pair you get a $20 resort gift card (consider that a gift to youself!). The Ship's Store has the largest selection of Sperry Topsider shoes on the island with more than 50 styles to choose from. They also carry Guy Harvey shirts, Sanuk sandals, Columbia Sportswear and Tervis tumblers.
The Palmetto Dunes General Store
While it would be nice if you could send your loved one a batch of cinnamon rolls freshly baked from the store, that may not be practical J. Instead choose from the General Store's selection of coffee mugs, long sleeve T-shirts and sweatshirts. They also have some cute beach-themed ornaments, including Santa Claus with an alligator, a sea turtle and by a palm tree, as well as dolphins, sailboats and more.
Palmetto Dunes Gift Card
Not sure what to get the Hilton Head Island fans in your life? No worries! Just get them a Palmetto Dunes gift card redeemable at point of sale locations around the resort. These include Hilton Head accommodations, golf rounds and lessons, tennis court time and lessons, golf and tennis pro shops, Hilton Head Outfitters, the Ship's Store at Shelter Cove Marina, Big Jim's restaurant, the golf grilles and the Dunes House. The cards are now available with free shipping and overnight options … just in case you wait till the last minute.
Come visit our Hilton Head stores this holiday season and choose the perfect gift for the people on your list. Give us a call at 866-744-7558 if you'd like us to ship an item to you. Happy shopping!
Here in Hilton Head where most days the skies are blue and the weather is mild, there is plenty to do to keep active during the winter months. Here are our top 10 winter activities on Hilton Head Island:
1) Polish your golf game – Our Hilton Head golf academy offers a variety of classes for golfers all winter long. Learn to play more carefree like Bubba Watson, improve your mental golf game or enjoy daily 50-minute clinics on different skills. See our winter golf academy schedule. Or just head out for a round with some pals. Winter is a great time to play golf in Hilton Head, as the crowds of summer are long gone, making for better pace of play, and temperatures are mild.
2) Ride a bike! – With some 50 miles of paved bike paths on Hilton Head Island, there's no excuse not to get out and enjoy the beauty of our island. Hilton Head Outfitters offers Hilton Head bike rentals for every member of your family, including cruisers, kiddie carts, tag-a-longs and child seats.
3) Get in a cardio workout by playing tennis – Tennis gets the blood pumping for sure and the milder weather makes for more comfortable outdoor play. Try a Hilton Head tennis lesson from our Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center or take it up a notch with our Cardio Tennis class offered during the winter months on holidays.
4) Shop! – There are plenty of unique boutiques and stores on Hilton Head to make sure you head home with a one-of-a-kind souvenir of your Hilton Head vacation. Try Shelter Cove Harbour waterfront shops or shop our Hilton Head golf pro shops and tennis pro shop for some great finds.
5) Kayak or canoe the lagoon – Plan to rent a kayak or canoe from Hilton Head Outfitters and head out mid afternoon, when the weather should be at its warmest. Enjoy a peaceful tour of our 11-mile inland lagoon system, take in the wildlife and see Palmetto Dunes in an entirely new way.
6) Take a walk on the beach and look for shells – With fewer people visiting Hilton Head in the winter, you'll enjoy a quiet stroll and have a better chance of finding some great shells. Keep your eye out for dolphins in the surf and see what kind of treasures have washed ashore. Here are more tips on beachcombing in Hilton Head.
7) Catch a redfish! – Fall and winter are some of the best times to catch a "big red" and our team of fishermen can help you do it. Whether you take an offshore or inshore Hilton Head fishing charter, learn to fish from the pros and see if you can earn bragging rights to a trophy red.
8) Eat oysters – Here in the south, we say that months ending in "r" are the best ones to eat oysters, so before December winds down, take this last opportunity! There's a fine art to eating an oyster (or you can just slurp it down, of course J) whether you enjoy it with a touch of lemon, hot sauce or just plain!
9) Go birdwatching – The birds are out in winter, and in fact, during Hilton Head's last Christmas bird count they totaled up more species than ever before! Grab some binoculars and head out on a kayak in the lagoon or a Hilton Head boat tour to Daufuskie Island or Pinckney Island Wildlife Refuge for some great birdwatching. More Hilton Head birdwatching tips in the Hilton Head Outfitters blog.
10) Do nothing! After you've done our top 9, why not relax, unwind and do nothing :)? Kick back in your Hilton Head vacation rental from Palmetto Dunes and enjoy an ocean or palm tree view. Grab a good book, a cup of coffee and rest. Ahhh….
Palmetto Dunes offers plenty of packages to help you work in all of these things from our Monthly Stay & Sports Membership to our Spa Packages to Hilton Head tennis packages and Hilton Head golf packages. If we can answer any questions or book you a stay or tee time, please give us a call at 866-744-7558.
Finding the right holiday gift for every person in your life can be more than a little stressful! But when you come shopping in Hilton Head, you're likely to find some unique gift items to both surprise and delight your family and friends. To help you with your holiday shopping, we've compiled some of our favorite gift ideas from around our famous South Carolina resort and neighboring Shelter Cove Harbour.
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Here are more holiday deals at Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort and Shelter Cove Harbour. If you can't make it in person to shop, feel free to give us a call at 866-744-7558 and we'll be happy to ship.
How far along are you on your holiday gift list? Will any of these golf gifts, tennis gifts or other ideas make your list? Happy shopping!
It's getting to be the time of year where the weather up north starts to get cold, with snow and chilling winds as the norm. But here in Hilton Head the weather is mild year round with the average high between 60 and 72 November through February. In fact, you can check our website home page any time of year for the current temperature and see our Hilton Head weather chart for average highs year round.
With sunny days so tempting, we have lots of folks who like to come spend a month or more with us in the winter, and to cater to these loyal guests, we offer a variety of fun options to keep them busy at our Hilton Head beach resort.
Our Monthly Stay and Sports Membership is great for active individuals who love to enjoy the great outdoors. It includes resort accommodations for 30 days in a Hilton Head vacation home or villa, unlimited golf on our three legendary Hilton Head golf courses and bike rentals throughout your stay, two two-hour kayak rentals to enjoy our calm 11-mile lagoon system, two hours of tennis court time daily and the best rates on all other activities at the resort. Plan to burn a few calories with this monthly sports membership!
Golf aficionados will love our Monthly Golf Membership that gives you a 30-day unlimited golf pass to our three championship courses. You also receive discounts at our Hilton Head golf pro shops, golf grills and range. Imagine how much your golf game will improve with so much practice!
If you're a tennis player, you'll be excited to know that with any stay at a Palmetto Dunes-managed Hilton Head vacation villa or home, you receive two hours of complimentary tennis daily. So play your heart out!
Outdoor enthusiasts may enjoy a weekly – or even yearly -- kayak or canoe rental from Hilton Head Outfitters. Yearly members pay $199 for one person for unlimited use of the store's standard kayaks and canoes in the Palmetto Dunes inland lagoon system, as well as receive half off for a second person and 10% off all other rental equipment. Monthly bike passes are also available for $59.99 for exploring the more than 50 miles of paved Hilton Head bike paths.
Which monthly sports membership is ideal for you? Call our vacation planners today to schedule your chance to get out of the cold and into the bright Hilton Head sun this winter!
It never fails. You think you've packed everything you need for a vacation, and then you realize you left your brand new golf glove on the kitchen counter or your new tennis attire in the dryer. Or perhaps you just "feel" like you need a little something new to up your game – and who doesn't want to come home from their Hilton Head vacation with something to add to their wardrobe? Since any purchase doubles as a souvenir, stocking up at our Hilton Head pro shops is totally justifiable. In fact, it's a win-win!
Our Hilton Head tennis pro shop and our Hilton Head golf pro shops offer all the essentials -- from the outfit to the equipment – as well as a few awesome extras. We've picked five great finds at our Pro Shops just in time for your fall or winter Hilton Head vacation and for the holidays.
In our golf pro shops:
1) GARMIN Approach S3 GPS Golf Watch -- The S3 is an innovative GPS golf watch preloaded with more than 27,500 courses domestically. It offers a high-resolution touch-screen display and shows the shape/layout of each green, allowing the user to select hole locations for precise distances. It also displays yardages to doglegs and lay-ups, and allows the user to calculate distances of an individual shot, not just distance to the hole.
2) 9 & Dine Ladies Apparel -- This collection does very well, and we're currently stocking the new fall collection. It offers coordinating tops and skorts for a number of unique looks. 9 & Dine is designed for performance without sacrificing fit or style. In addition, every piece in the collection is made in the USA.
3) Titleist 913D2 & 913D3 Drivers -- Titleist begins shipping new drivers in November, just in time for you to use one on our three Hilton Head golf courses during your vacation! The new 913D2 is a 460cc driver with innovations to the face insert, rear weight and lower CG location that deliver the best combination of speed and forgiveness.
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4) TASC Apparel -- Our Tennis Center pro shop recently added logo apparel from TASC, which many of you know stands for Technical All Season Comfort. The fabric used in this clothing line for men and women is light weight, has 4-way stretch, UPF 50+, anti-odor, breathable and moisture wicking.
5) LoveAll Shirts -- The shop also carries a new shirt line for women called LoveAll. These shirts are made for tennis lovers by tennis lovers. They infuse their products with the intimate knowledge of the game and the absolute obsession for the sport. LoveAll's vision is to serve up sizzling merchandise that reflects your passion while remaining divinely comfortable and flattering. Serious and fun; just like you.
What sounds good to you? Any good ideas for holiday gift giving? If you don't see what you need, head over to our Hilton Head pro shops or give us a call at (866) 744-7558 for some ideas and for shipping rates.
Remember when you were a kid and you stayed outside from sun up to sun down? Fall is the perfect time to do just that on Hilton Head. With milder temperatures and fewer crowds, fall is a fabulous time to enjoy all the outdoor fun that Hilton Head and Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort have to offer.
Love to be on the water? We have several options for you during your stay. Rent a kayak or canoe to explore Palmetto Dunes' 11-mile lagoon system by your own power. Choose from single or double kayaks, and a one-, two- or three-person canoe rentals! We like that the canoes and kayaks (generally) have two speeds: paddle and drift. That makes them both a perfect mode of transportation for slowing down to really enjoy the Hilton Head wildlife and the fall weather.
Speaking of paddling, you can also rent a stand up paddleboard during your stay. This sport has quickly grown in popularity and when you're out there balancing on the water, you'll see why. It's peaceful and a workout all at the same time.
Palmetto Dunes also offers several options for you to charter a boat at Shelter Cove Marina for deep-sea or inshore fishing excursions, as well as leisure cruises such as dolphin cruises, sunset cruises, dinner cruises and more.
For land-lubbers, Palmetto Dunes has plenty of activities to keep you outside until dark. We have three world-class golf courses and a top-ranked tennis center featuring 23 clay and two Nova ProBounce courts (six of which are lighted for night play). Don't forget to check out all of the great Hilton Head vacation packages we offer for you and your group to stay and play golf, tennis and more at special rates this fall.
Like to bike? We have you covered. Simply make a reservation with Hilton Head Outfitters to have bikes delivered right to your hotel or Hilton Head vacation rental on the day you arrive. All you have to do is hop on and ride. Explore Hilton Head by bike in the cooler morning temps and meander the island's more than 50 miles of public bike trails in the sunny but mild afternoons.
After you've enjoyed a day on the water, the courts or the greens, head on over to Big Jim's BBQ, Burgers & Pizza restaurant at the Robert Trent Jones course, the Dunes House open to resort guests and which boasts ocean views, or Shelter Cove, where you can enjoy waterfront dining -- and meander from shop to shop -- in the beautiful fall weather.
Need help planning your fall Hilton Head vacation or have questions about our outdoor activities? Contact a Vacation Planner for more information or call us at (866) 744-7558.
When it comes to playing just about any sport, proper instruction and technique is the key to your ability to play well. Even better is proper instruction in a beautiful location! Award-winning Hilton Head tennis resort, Palmetto Dunes has you covered on both accounts.
Tennis magazine has consistently ranked Palmetto Dunes among the "50 Greatest U.S. Tennis Resorts" since 1975. It also named Palmetto Dunes the No. 1 tennis resort in the Carolinas for 2012 and one of the top 10 tennis resorts in the U.S. Tennis Resorts Online also ranked the Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center the No. 5 Tennis Center in the World. Could there be a better place to play tennis?!
Whether you prefer private lessons or a group setting, the tennis pros at Palmetto Dunes' Tennis Center can help. They offer Hilton Head tennis lessons that will help you establish the basic skills needed to play the game, as well as help you continue to develop your skills – all while enjoying a Hilton Head tennis vacation. And it doesn't matter if you're a junior or an adult; we have tennis lessons for ages 4 and older!
Private and semi-private lessons are ideal if you feel like you need personal attention. We have half-hour and full hour lessons available. Our rates are very reasonable, but you can save even more if you book five or more lessons at one time. Please call us at 866-744-7558 to schedule.
If you'd prefer to take group tennis lessons, the Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center has several tennis clinics throughout the week including: Serve Clinic, Grand Slam Clinic, Competitive Doubles Clinic, Competitive Edge Drills, Return of Serve Clinic and more. Check our website for details and pricing. We even offer a Create Your Own Clinic, where you choose the time, the pro and what you focus on! Once you feel comfortable with your new skills, try them out in one of our Round Robin tournament competitions, which are held daily from 3-5 p.m.
Junior tennis players also can benefit from our clinics and camps. And, they too can play in the Junior Round Robin Tournaments and Junior Grand Slam Tournaments.
As a side note, Palmetto Dunes does require players wear regulation tennis shoes while on the court. Please review our tennis dress code. Don't worry, if you've forgotten something at home or just want to take advantage of our amazing gear and great prices, just stop by our Tennis Center Pro Shop. It's the largest on the island and it has everything you need.
In addition to instruction, Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center also hosts eight tennis tournaments each year that stretch from February to November and appeal to a range of ages and skill levels. The facility is continually selected as the host facility of choice for a wide range of tennis tournaments and events. This October and November we have lots of tournaments coming up, including the Banana Open, USTA Tennis on Campus Fall Invitational and the "Nutty Buddy" Tennis Classic.
And if you're looking to mix up your activities while on your Hilton Head tennis vacation, consider a round or two of golf at Palmetto Dunes' three world-class South Carolina golf courses.
Don't wait a minute longer to sign up for tennis lessons this fall. Tennis is a great sport that's not only fantastic exercise, but also tons of fun and a chance to socialize with friends. Grab your racquet. It's time to learn to play tennis in Hilton Head! Call us at (866) 744-7558 and book your court time today!
We're kicking off 2012 with four wonderful tournaments for all our golf and tennis friends out there. While we know many of you are stuck in snow and ice, why not head to Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort and spend a little time outside in milder temperatures at one of these entertaining events.
On January 21, we'll hold the Martin Luther King Golf Tournament at our Arthur Hills course. Locals will invade our golf course to play in honor of the great Martin Luther King Jr. Next, during the first weekend in February, the Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center will host the No-Snow Tennis Classic from the 3rd – 5th of the month. Grab your racquet and head down to Hilton Head for some great tennis play with a guarantee of no snow!
We'll also honor all those in the food and beverage industry in Hilton Head with our annual F&B Golf Tournament on February 16. This will be the tournament's 8th year at our George Fazio course and you can enter now by simply clicking here. This tournament is all about the locals and at least one person from your team needs to be in the food and beverage industry.
The 26th Annual "Luck of the Irish" Doubles Tournament will bring us into March with tennis teams that are sure to please. We hope to see lots of men's, women's and mixed doubles team this year. It's only $45 per person for one event or $55 a person for two events. You can register your doubles team by clicking here and filling out the entry form.
We feel very lucky to have such amazing events happening this winter season and to be able to engage with all the Hilton Head locals and out-of-towners through these events. Whether you "love" tennis or golf, we hope this blog post got you on "par" with some tournaments to enjoy this year!
While most of the country is bundling up and sitting by their fireplaces, here at Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort we're out and about playing in 70-degree weather. From tennis and golf to fishing and kayaking, the activities don't slow down here in Hilton Head when winter rolls in. To keep our winter visitors, active we've got some great seasonal deals for the tennis, golf or outdoors fanatic.
Hilton Head Outfitters is offering unlimited biking, kayaking and canoeing throughout the winter. For $49 per person you can rent a bike for the whole month or you can buy a bike for 25% off! Guests can also buy a year membership for $300 per couple or $199 per person, and enjoy unlimited kayak and canoe rentals!
Winter is actually the best time to start fishing in our lagoon system, because red fish, speckled sea trout and sheephead are bountiful. Head on over to Shelter Cove Harbour to take one of the many fishing charters with Captain Trent Malphrus. You're sure to reel in a big one!
If tennis is more up your alley, you can purchase a monthly membership through February for only $200 per person that includes two hours of court time per day. Finally, if you'd like to play with us AND stay with us, we've got a 30-night resort accommodations package that includes golf, bikes, kayaks and tennis starting at only $1,200 per person. We think that's a deal!
Call us 866-744-7558 and find out all the ways you can save this winter season!


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Former New York Giants WR Plaxico Burress is set to be released on June 6 after nearly two years in prison. Once he gets out, the question will be whether he returns to the NFL. Agent Drew Rosenhaus said as recently as last March that at least a couple of teams have stayed in contact during his prison sentence.
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ATLANTA (AP) - Leader of the Georgia NAACP, black state lawmakers and other activists plan to meet with Gov. Nathan Deal to discuss the suspension of 6 members of the DeKalb County school board.
Edward DuBose, president of the Georgia NAACP, and members of the Legislative Black Caucus have a meeting scheduled with the governor Monday afternoon. They plan to hold a news conference after the meeting.
The groups say they're concerned about the governor having power to remove any elected official from office.
The governor suspended the six school board members over accusations of financial mismanagement and other allegations. DeKalb County is Georgia's third-largest school district and was placed on probation by an accreditation agency in December.
A panel appointed by Deal is considering applications of potential replacements to the school board.
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The Alabama Senate Education Committee approved a measure this morning that would remove the powerful Alabama Education Association from the Teacher Retirement System Board, the body that makes decisions on retirement benefits for public school employees across the state.
The move would clear the way for representatives from the state's colleges to take new seats on the board.
The bill now moves to the Alabama Senate for consideration. It would then have to be approved by a House committee and then the full House of Representatives before going to the Governor for signature.
Apparently what is behind this move is that the state senator who proposed removing the AEA seat from the board wants more influence to come from the higher education community, basically, the state's two and four year colleges.
An obvious question, not addressed by the committee is, "...why not just add a seat, rather than getting rid of one voice altogether?"
The Teachers Retirement System Board is one of the two boards of control of the RSA, the Retirement Systems of Alabama. It also makes decisions on health insurance for members. .
The Senate Education Committee narrowly approved the measure by a vote of 4 to 3, with 2 abstaining. That would roll two seats off that would include the current seat held by AEA's Henry Mabry and the other representing education support staff.
They would be replaced by two members, who would come from the higher education community. No one from the AEA was at the committee meeting to oppose the idea.
There was a recent conflict over board elections between Dr. David Bronner of the RSA and Henry Mabry of the AEA. It's unclear if this move has anything to do with that event.
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Those facing a murder charge who can't afford to hire a defense lawyer likely are better off with a public defender than a court-appointed lawyer, a Department of Justice-funded study has found.
However, a report (PDF) published in December about the study suggests that restricted state funding rather than lawyers' skills are responsible for a significant gap in outcomes, according to NBC Philadelphia.
As the report explains: "Appointed counsel have comparatively few resources, face more complex incentives, and are more isolated than public defenders. The low pay reduces the pool of attorneys willing to take the appointments and makes doing preparation uneconomical. Moreover, the judges selecting counsel are often doing so for reasons partly unrelated to counsel's efficacy. In contrast, the [Philadelphia] Defender Association attorney's financial and institutional independence from judges, the steady salaries provided to attorneys and investigators, and the team approach they adopt avoid many of these problems. These institutional differences lead to the more immediate cause of the difference in outcomes—less preparation on the part of appointed counsel."
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Festive Pork Recipe
Slices of tender pork are dressed up in a tangy sauce in this quick recipe shared by Marilyn Paradis, a field editor from Woodburn, Oregon. "The pretty sauce gives the pork a mouthwatering yuletide touch."Marilyn Paradis, Woodburn, Oregon
- 1 pork tenderloin (3/4 pound)
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1/2 cup reduced-sodium beef broth, divided
- 2 tablespoons dried cranberries
- 1-1/2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
- 1 tablespoon thawed orange juice concentrate
- 1 teaspoon cornstarch
- Cut tenderloin into 12 slices; flatten to 1/4-in. thickness. In a large skillet, brown pork on both sides over medium heat in oil. Add 1/4 cup of beef broth; reduce heat. Cover and simmer for 4-6 minutes or until tender. Remove meat to a serving dish and keep warm.
- In the same skillet, add the cranberries, mustard and remaining broth. Combine orange juice concentrate and cornstarch until smooth; gradually add to broth mixture. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 1-2 minutes or until thickened. Serve with pork. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Festive Pork in Taste of Home December/January 1998, p17
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With the 31st overall pick in the 2011 NFL Draft, the Pittsburgh Steelers selected Ohio State defensive end Cameron Heyward.
This is how the Pittsburgh Steelers are consistently good. People reach for talent in front of them and someone talented falls in their laps. At the start of the NFL Draft pre-season, I proclaimed my draft crush on Heyward. He can rush inside, outside, drop into coverage on a zone blitz and defend passes, is a hard worker, and does whatever he can to make a play. For a Steelers team with an aging defensive line, Heyward will be a spark plug and defensive guru Dick LeBeau will find ways to get every ounce of potential out of this kid.
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(WMC-TV) – Even with Kobe Bryant struggling with his return from an achilles injury, the Grizzlies weren't able to overcome their own deficiencies in a 96-92 loss.
Missing Marc Gasol and now point guard Mike Conley, the shorthanded Grizz couldn't close and lost their fourth game in a row.
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" A look behind the scenes of this third installment in the Harry Potter series in which an escaped convict comes after the young wizard. Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson star."
* LateNight w/ Conan O'Brien Tuesday, May 25th 12:35 am (EST)
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Release Date: 2002 |
Album Rating: 3.5Great review as always. I actually used to have a copy of this album and just couldn't get into it. Cryptopsy's None So Vile does it for me as far as tech. brutal death goes.
Man, I really need some Nile.
Good review.
Good review but the bolding looks bad.
I think I've heard two Nile songs, both from this album. I don't remember especially liking them, but you made me want to go listen to Unas Slayer of the Gods again.
EDIT: Wait no, The other song I heard was In Their Darkened Shrines from said album. This Message Edited On 01.06.07
Album Rating: 3.0Good review but the bolding looks bad.
This. Quotation marks are good enough.
Album Rating: 4.0Good review but the bolding looks bad.
Edited. Better?
I feel like my reviews are getting generic. Any suggestions on where to improve, etc? New styles? Anything?This Message Edited On 01.06.07
Stop reviewing Nile.
All jokes aside, maybe just try to do a brief review or two, it can maybe give you a break from what you seem to be used to.
Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound OffOne thing I don't like about this band is there's almost no variation, which is usually expected of death metal. I mean, they're extremely cool, and one of the only death metal bands I can listen to, but in very small doses. 2 songs at most.
I agree with you on that, they hardly ever vary themselves.
Album Rating: 4.0I think there's more variety here than on "AotW".
But yea Cocaine, that's a good idea. I tried to do that once, but it ended up being just as long as my other ones because I felt like I just didn't describe the album enough...
When ever I felt I wasn't writing at my best I tried reviewing a Maiden album and it did wonders. Maybe review a Slayer or Motorhead album?This Message Edited On 01.06.07
Album Rating: 4.0Thats another good idea...thanks Mike.
i have amongst the catacombs its pretty good havnt heard others
Album Rating: 2.0More Nile huh? Good work here! I will get your recommended tracks first before I aim at the whole album.
haha Nile is Chuck Liddell, while you be Randy Coutore in fights 2 and 3
I friggin love Nile.
Album Rating: 3.5I love Wind Of Horus you crazy:p
You guys know who does the whole Egyptian death metal thing 100 times better than Nile? Lykathea Aflame.
But you know who does the skullet 100 times better than Lykathea Aflame? Dallas Toler-Wade.
Album Rating: 4.0This is one of the best technical brutal death metal records of all time.
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4.47/5 rDev +26.3%
Poured from a 12 ounce bottle into a beer mug.
Appearance: Beer is a dark amber color with no visible carbonation. Head is frothy and dimples down beautifully. Sticky cobweb lacing as the head recedes.
Smell: Grapefruit and pine sap with a little bit of caramel maltiness. Hops are a real beauty here. Absolutely a great example of the style.
Taste/Mouthfeel: Beer is medium bodied with a very subtle carbonation. Taste is bitter and sweet; chewy malt is accented by some very floral hops. Mid sip, there's a caramel feeling, and the aftertaste is all hops. The hop oils coat the tongue and prime you for another sip.
Overall: One of the best damn IPAs I have had, American or otherwise. I'd like to see an Imperial IPA from these guys.
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4.05/5 rDev +14.4%
Appearance – This beer is absolutely gorgeous. The body is a dark, orangish-brown and murky with lots of carbonation and had a bountiful, brownish-white head that was full without exploding and pitted well on top of the liquid leaving some awesome, shaving cream foam around the edges of my pint glass. You could stand a quarter on this head, which I've only rarely seen and then usually with big, malty Belgians.
Smell – The dry hopping is evident here as is the use of British bitter-type hops. I would have liked to have seen a bit more complexity with all of the different hops used but the aroma is pleasing enough. I get a light grainy biscuit as well but this is definitely hop-dominated.
Taste – The hops pull back just a tad at the taste but are still big and lead the way. The promised Simcoe was hard to find and the heavy malts, evidenced in the ale's color, fought like made just to get half a face in the pic. Sweetish notes came out a bit more on the tongue than the nose but otherwise this is quite a bitter brew.
Mouthfeel – This medium-bodied IPA hybrid is slick and slightly sweet but is ruled by a bitter streak. Carbonation is appropriately light.
Drinkability – This is a powerful AIPA and not to be sessioned. It will garnish the respect of any hophead and will be thoroughly enjoyable by the beer-drinking enthusiast.
09-16-2011 22:44:16 | More by RoyalT
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Big off white head slowly settles into a nice lacing above a clear copper colored beer.
A light aroma of citrus hops blended with with a light caramel aroma.
Nice citrus hops bite in the taste of this beer, and after the initial hops passes there is a slight maltiness that seems to mix quite well.
A dry aftertaste that bring with it a slight bit of hops and malts with this medium bodied IPA.
A decent enough IPA seems to be better now then when they first released it, either that or the field has got watered down out there.
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3.5/5 rDev -1.1%
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3.89/5 rDev +9.9%
About copper in color with complete clarity and brightness, this IPA develops a fluffy head up, where it stops at one finger. Retention is good, and patching sticks nicely and in plenty nearly to the glass's bottom.
While there's a good balance of hops and malts in the nose, this beer asserts itself as an IPA with a strong and complex hops bouquet offering citrus, flora, some sweet tropical fruits, and some dry leaf after big pine notes, balanced by some biscuit.
There's a bit more earthiness in the flavor, then the pine hits. Citrus and fruits are still there, but bread and biscuit take the malts further. There's even a bit of roast meeting grapefruit and orange zest in the middle.
It's semi-dry all the way in a medium body, crisp but getting some backup from heft in the malts to add a smoothness. Dryness and sweetness are distinct but harmonious in the finish.
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12 ounce bottle poured into a pint glass.
A - Poured a nice golden color with a decent head.
S - Hops dominate, particularly citrus.
T - Very citrus taste with decent enough malt in the background.
M - Very good carbonation level with a good dry finish.
O - This is a really nice beer, a little on the high alcohol side for a session, but if you like hops you should try this one.
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ICIA has appointed Don Guzauckas, Jr., CTS, ICIA rental and staging council chair, ICIA board member and general manager of HB Group, and Lou Nanni, ICIA director of certification and workforce development as its representatives to the council. Randal A. Lemke, Ph.D., ICIA executive director says, "ICIA is pleased to support ETCP as it will be a benefit to our members and their customers. ICIA members provide staging services for many kinds of events and are always concerned about safety. ETCP will move us all forward." Information about ICIA is available at www.infocomm.org.
ESTA President Mike Wood commented, "We are delighted to welcome ICIA to the Certification Council. Their members have become an integral part of the entertainment industry and their support is important to the success of the certification program."
The ESTA Certification Council members represent the diversity of the entertainment industry. The members are key leaders in entertainment business, labor, facilities, associations, and academia. The members include AMPTP, CITT, IATSE, IAAM, TEA, and USITT. With the help of these members, the key areas of electrical skills and rigging skills have been identified for initial development in the Entertainment Technician Certification Program.


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Toledo, Ohio — On the morning of July 11, Roberta "Bobbie" (Sargent) Begin, passed away peacefully at Hospice of Northwest Ohio, after a brief illness.
Bobbie experienced a full and varied life, being both the daughter, and later, the wife of military men. She was at the bombing of Pearl Harbor. By her estimation, she attended 32 schools before graduating from Haverhill High School in 1953. Crafts of all kinds were her hobby, but yarn was her favorite medium, knitting and crocheting many family heirlooms that will serve as constant reminders of her exacting standards and generous nature.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Lloyd G. and Marion (Cusick) Sargent. She is survived by her brother, Laurence (Lois) Sargent; and sister, Marillyn Sargent; her children, Linda (Paul) Werts and Timothy (Becky) Begin; four grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
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KEEPING cool was the order of the day yesterday as parts of the region sweltered through 40-degree-plus temperatures.
At 4pm yesterday, Moree hit 42 degrees, while Tamworth baked in 40-degree heat mid-afternoon.
To avoid roasting in their tents, some campers at the Riverside Sporting Complex resorted to taking dips in makeshift pools.
Festivalgoer Benno Hughes and his pooch Riggy welcomed the much-needed relief.
Mr Hughes, who drives roadtrains, said the black chihuahua was not used to the scorching heat.
"He comes everywhere with me – if he is not inside, he's in the truck," Mr Hughes said. "He's used to air conditioned comfort."
But when the tiny dog gets back to nature, his instincts kick in and he knows what to do, the Pilliga local said.
"He's started digging holes to keep cool," Mr Hughes said.
Temperatures are expected to drop five degrees today in Tamworth to reach a maximum of 35 degrees, before a cool change sweeping the state tomorrow will see the mercury plummet to a more comfortable 27 degrees, according to meteorologist Matt Glasson.
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Continuing a position-by-position preview of next month's draft from a Buffalo Bills perspective: Position: Linebacker Current personnel: Kiko Alonso (signed through 2016), Brandon Spikes (2014), Keith Rivers (2015), Nigel Bradham (2015), Ty Po...Blog | April 17, 2014
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An evaluation of a Mental Toughness Education and Training Program (MTETP) for early career English Football League referees
Liam Slack, Sheffield Hallam University, United Kingdom
Theme: Mental training/interventions
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Presentation: October 3, 2013 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
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Current sport psychology research has employed a sport-specific approach to designing interventions aimed at developing Mental Toughness (Gucciardi, Gordon, & Dimmock, 2009). The present study aims to build on this literature by evaluating the efficacy of a Mental Toughness Education and Training Program (MTETP) within English football refereeing. The MTETP consisted of four individual- and two group-based workshops designed to develop mental toughness and enhance performance in four early career English Football League referees (Mage = 28.12 years). Adopting a single-subject, multiple-baseline-across-participants design (e.g., Bell, Skinner, & Fisher, 2009), mental toughness and referee-assessor performance ratings were evaluated across 20 competitive matches. Self- and coach-ratings of Mental Toughness highlighted an instant and continued improvement in three referees (i.e., Referees I, II, and III) during the intervention and maintenance phases. Referee-assessor performance ratings of all referees improved throughout the intervention phase compared to the baseline phase. Findings revealed that Referee I improved by an average of .05 to a 8.37 referee-assessor performance rating, Referee II by .09 to a 8.33 referee-assessor performance rating, Referee III by .08 to a 8.38 referee-assessor performance rating, and Referee IV by .04 to a 8.29 referee-assessor performance rating. Social validation data collected during the maintenance phase indicated that a host of strategies within the MTETP facilitated the development of mental toughness (e.g., self-awareness activities, video analysis of performance, re-focusing strategies during competition, challenging role-play activities, post-match reflection techniques). Discussions acknowledge theoretical and practical implications relating to the continued development of Mental Toughness interventions. In particular, the structure and implementation of Mental Toughness training programs throughout the course of an entire English Football League season when maximizing their effectiveness.


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Carmarthenshire county council are facing calls to reinstate their pest control service after Ammanford councillor Deian Harries was left "shocked" by the experience of a 94-year-old widow living in the town.
Last week's Guardian reported how the partiallyblind pensioner had been left traumatised after rats ate her out of house and home. The county council axed their pest control service in April 2011 as part of the huge cutbacks the local authority is facing.
"I visited the lady this week and I couldn't believe her account of rats gnawing her doors and in her bed,"
Cllr Harries told members of Ammanford town council.
"The smell wasn't pleasant and she had tomove out for three weeks."
He added that the woman had been charged over £200 by a private pest controller, only to subsequently learn she could have bought the same poison from Wilkinson's for £3.80. "I believe a solution should be found by the council to provide this service at a cost, but not at the level these companies are charging," added Cllr Harries.
Fellow county councillor Colin Evans, executive board member for street scene and technical services, said: "Personally I have some empathy, because of the significant public health issues involved."
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Update M23 closed and teenager fighting for life after crash
Updated 9:08pm Sunday 9th February 2014 in News
A man is fighting for his life after being hit by a car on the M23.
The 19-year-old man suffered life-threatening head injuries after the collision with the car at 11.49am this morning.
He was airlifted to the Royal London Free Hospital in Whitechapel after the collision in the northbound carriageway and is in a critical condition.
Minutes earlier a vehicle he had been travelling, and which was allegedly stolen, had been briefly pursued in Moat Road, East Grinstead.
It had also been involved in a collision with another car in London Road in the town and had failed to stop at the scene.
The vehicle was finally abandoned in Stace Way and two men ran from the car.
A 33-year-old man from Crawley was arrested nearby on suspicion of being carried in a vehicle taken without consent and is currently in custody.
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Only hearsay but someone who'd wandered down to the front of the queue said they'd been told the injured man was being chased by the police and had crossed the southbound carriageway and was trying to get across the northbound when he was hit.
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This weekend, Downtown Tulsa is working to put you in the holiday spirit with several events in the area.Winterfest is continuing its longest run yet. "We are open 45 straight days including Christmas, New Years Eve, and everything. So, we're really excited to be open that long," said Brian Smith with the BOK Center.There will be a holiday market inside the BOK Center Saturday. There will be free ice skating for all Sunday to celebrate the event's fifth anniversary. Also, there will be fireworks Saturday night after the Holiday Parade of Lights passes through.An organizer for that parade told Channel 8, there will be a Hanukkah float for the first time ever. It begins Saturday at 6 p.m at 4th and Elgin. Channel 8 anchors and reporters will be in the parade.The Nutcracker Ballet opens with a 2 p.m. matinee Saturday. As of Friday afternoon, there are still tickets available.Also, pop-up shops in the Deco District are open again this year. Channel 8 spoke with Jennifer Grant at The Gallery on 6th Downtown. She said the pop-up shops offer unique, local products that work for "the-hard-to-buy-for-person."
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