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Top targets, fallback options for all teamsJim Bowden
A look at the top target(s) and fallback options for every MLB team: AL East Baltimore Orioles' top targets: Nelson Cruz and Nick Markakis The Orioles are focused on just keeping their own players and have a four-year offer on the table for ...Blog | November 26, 2014
Can Marlins sign Stanton?AJ Mass
ESPN.com's Jim Bowden reports that the goal for the Miami Marlins is "to get Giancarlo Stanton signed to a long-term contract by the winter meetings," at least so says Michael Hill, the team's president of baseball operations. There is some sk...Blog | November 03, 2014
Why deals could happen quicklyDoug Mittler
Baseball has officially reached the hot stove season, with 121 players becoming free agents at the conclusion of the World Series. If last year is any indication, we will not have to wait until the Winter Meetings in December to see some significant ...Blog | November 01, 2014
Odds of a Mets-Cubs dealDoug Mittler
The four-game wraparound series between the New York Mets and Chicago Cubs has the feel of a Winter Meetings preview. After all, the Mets have built a stockpile of young pitching and the Cubs have an abundance of youthful hitters, particularly at sh...Blog | August 18, 2014
The market for Bronson ArroyoDoug Mittler
There was plenty of buzz at the MLB winter meetings regarding free agent Bronson Arroyo, but like many of the prominent free agent starters, he entered the new year without a contract. The odds of Arroyo remaining in Cincinnati may be declining as...Blog | January 06, 2014
The market for Bronson ArroyoDoug Mittler
There was plenty of buzz at the winter meetings regarding free agent Bronson Arroyo, but like many of the prominent free agent starters, he remains without a contract just two days before Christmas. Terry Bross, the agent for Arroyo, tells Nick Ca...Blog | December 24, 2013
Santana, Jimenez may end up staying putBuster Olney
The most frequently asked questions at last week's winter meetings: 1. Do you know where I can get some coffee? 2. Who were the agents who fought in the parking lot? 3. Are any moves going to happen here? 4. Have you heard anything about ...Blog | December 17, 2013
10 moves that still need to happenJim Bowden
This has been a wild offseason so far, with blockbuster trades and free-agent signings taking place even before we got to Orlando for the Winter Meetings. Yet, with two weeks left in 2013, the free-agent and trade markets still have a lot of unfinish...Blog | December 17, 2013
Mike Trout and the $400 million questionBuster Olney
During the winter meetings last week, general managers rotated through the ESPN workroom to answer thematic questions. Their responses are used going into and coming out of commercials during "Baseball Tonight," and one of the questions posed was: Wh...Blog | December 16, 2013
Braves seeking Shark?AJ Mass
One of the quieter teams at the Winter Meetings was the Atlanta Braves, who did not make a single trade or free agent signing during the past four days. However, there's still plenty of time left this offseason for a significant move to be made. "...Blog | December 12, 2013
Ike finally getting liked?AJ Mass
It's the rumor that won't seem to go away. According to Adam Rubin of ESPN New York, general managers Sandy Alderson and Doug Melvin are chatting again at the winter meetings, once again fueling speculation that a deal could be forthcoming that would...Blog | December 12, 2013
Winter Meetings buzzAJ Mass
Not all the news coming from baseball's Winter Meetings has to do with wheeling and dealing and the signing of free agents. On Thursday, the league spent several hours laying the basic groundwork for new rules changes for the upcoming season as it re...Blog | December 12, 2013
Rule 5 draft highlightsAJ Mass
The MLB Rule 5 Draft took place Thursday morning at the winter meetings, with only nine teams selecting players in the major league portion of the draft. These players are not on the 40-man roster of a major league team and have played for at lea...Blog | December 12, 2013
Kevin Youkilis to the Los Angeles Dodgers among potential bargain...Paul Swydan
Paul Swydan looks at five low-cost free-agent fixes that should be made, starting with Kevin Youkilis to the Dodgers.Story | Conversation | December 12, 2013
Colon a smart signing by the MetsKeith Law
The New York Mets' deal with Bartolo Colon makes more sense for them now in the absence of Matt Harvey, because they needed a short-term solution to keep the rotation respectable and avoid a situation in which they'd be tempted to rush one of their t...Blog | December 11, 2013
Scott Boras hoping his gamble pays offBuster Olney
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- The most admired trait that Scott Boras brings to his negotiations -- although to be clear, it's not always admired -- is his relentlessness. As you hear general managers describe Boras proposing a deal over and over, in dif...Blog | December 11, 2013


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Feb. 20, 2012, 5:01 p.m. (ET)The Milwaukee Admirals hockey team will honor curling and the 2012 U.S. senior champions on Sunday, Feb. 26. For each ticket sold to the game, $4 will be donated to the team.
If you live in the area, we hope to see you there! A curling demo will take place during intermission.

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Hook Law Center Special Needs Attorney Explains Obamacare's Impact on Special Needs Families
Virginia Beach, VA (Law Firm Newswire) February 28, 2014 – A part of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) expands treatment for people with developmental disabilities, but some states may leave insurers with ways to sidestep the new requirement.
The ACA, commonly called "Obamacare," requires health insurance plans for individuals and small groups to include coverage for "rehabilitative and habilitative services and devices." Most insurance plans already cover rehabilitative services, which help people regain skills, such as walking or talking, after a debilitating injury or illness, such as a stroke.
"But habilitative services are often excluded," explains Virginia special needs attorney Andrew Hook. "These services help people learn or maintain skills — as opposed to regaining them. They are crucial for individuals with autism, cerebral palsy and similar disabilities, and prior to the ACA, insurers rarely covered them. They would classify these disabilities as educational issues as opposed to medical issues."
But advocates fear insurers in many states will still find ways to avoid or minimize coverage for habilitative services. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) permits insurers and state governments to decide the scope of the habilitative services that must be covered.
Each state is required to identify a "benchmark plan" to form a basis for defining the benefits that insurers will be required to offer. HHS rules say that if the benchmark plan does not define habilitative benefits, a state may choose to set that definition separately. If a state chooses not to set such a definition, it may either require insurers to cover habilitative services to the same degree as rehabilitative services, or it may leave insurers to set those limits themselves.
So far, fewer than half of states have explicitly defined the scope of habilitative services or elected to require parity with rehabilitative services, sparking the concern of special needs advocates. Moreover, past insurance shoppers have often had difficulty determining the specifics of habilitative coverage using the summary of benefits that insurers publish online. The changes may leave shoppers with even more opaque information.
Hook pointed out that private insurance is not always the best option for special needs families.
"Medicaid covers comprehensive habilitative services for enrolled children," he says. "Parents who wish to know the specifics of qualifying for and enrolling in Medicaid should consult an experienced special needs attorney."
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Shoppers who use Apple Pay can enjoy the holidays with the traditional dreams of sugar plums, rather than the nightmares of credit card fraud.
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Can Apple Pay Overcome Retailers' Resistance to Change?
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FHL: Mock Draft Analysis
Updated: October 1, 2006, 12:57 PM ETBy Al Willig, Senators correspondent | Special to ESPN Fantasy Games
After an off-season of high fiber diets and countless hours on the stationary bikes, the FHL correspondents are ready for another slap at the puck and a run at fantasy hockey supremacy.
Erick Hayden, Tampa Bay: AK Swing Assassins
This year's league (all returning except the last two teams):
Erick Hayden, Tampa Bay: AK Swing Assassins
Josh Bornstein, Philadelphia: The Orange and Black Attack
Ted Herbert, N.Y. Rangers: Stranger Blue
Al Willig, Ottawa: Flin Flon Fighting Tuques
Duncan Burns, Vancouver: EmoKid Killer
Mark Nickel, Nashville: Nashville Nickel Bags
Andrew Kang, Boston: Victoriaville Slapper #4
And last year's champion, Torre Tyson, St. Louis: St. Louis Still Blues Dirk DeWester, Pittsburgh: Tek Jansens' Alpha Squad 7
Hanz Wasserburger, Columbus: Uncle Rico
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Blooming Mobile: Festival of Flowers, Bellingrath Gardens and Home, Historic Houses
Program Number:
Start and End Dates:
3/22/2015 - 3/27/2015
5 nights
Mobile, Alabama
Price starting at:
$975.00 -
Price may vary based on date, departure city
Program Type:
Festivals, Misc.; Homes & Gardens
Activity Level:
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14; 5 Breakfasts, 4 Lunches, 5 Dinners
Meal Options:
Gluten Free; Vegetarian
Experience springtime at its best during Mobile�s most gorgeous month as you attend the Gulf Coast�s premier flower and garden event. You�ll also explore the home and gardens of an American castle, Bellingrath. Rounding out your experience, encounter Mobile�s rich cultural heritage in the graciousness and charm of its notable architecture and a treasury of preserved, restored homes.
� Explore the Festival of Flowers featuring more than 300,000 square feet of landscaped gardens and multitudes of breathtaking blossoms under tent and sky.
� At Bellingrath, learn about its founders and marvel at the beautiful gardens and the incomparable collections of 19th-century furnishings and Boehm porcelain.
� See magnificent azaleas, shaded verandas, majestic oaks and myriad spring flowers at historic houses, truly a feast for the senses!
Activity Particulars
Walking up to a mile per day.
Coordinated by University of South Alabama.
Mobile, home of the nation�s oldest Mardi Gras celebration, was founded in 1702 as the original capital of the Louisiana territory. Its rich heritage is evident in the city�s elegant, historic homes. The bay area is renowned for its lush beauty, bountiful azaleas (in season) and fabulous seafood.
Downtown elegant AAA Four Diamond hotel with outdoor pool.
Road Scholar Instructors
These instructors are participating on at least one date of this program. Please note that changes may occur.
Devereaux Bemis
Devereaux is an architectural historian and director of the Mobile Historic Development Commission. He serves on the boards of the Mobile Revolving Fund for Historic Properties, the Maritime Advisory Council and the Alabama Trust for Historic Preservation. He received a bachelor�s in art history and Russian language and an MBA from the University of South Alabama. He has done graduate work in art history at Tulane University and lives in an 1839 house in downtown Mobile that is being renovated.
Michael Thomason
Dr. Michael Thomason is a retired professor of history and the director of the University of South Alabama Archives. He came to Mobile in 1970 when he was hired to teach at the university and has been studying the political, economic and social life of the area ever since. In 1978 he began the university photographic archives and over the years expanded its focus to include manuscripts as well. Dr. Thomason has produced several books, most recently the tercentennial history of Mobile.
Thomas McGehee
Thomas C. McGehee is the museum director and curator for Bellingrath Gardens and Home in Theodore, Ala. He oversees its collections of decorative arts as well as the adjoining Delchamps Gallery of Boehm porcelain. Thomas received his degree in journalism from the University of Georgia and has a lifelong interest in history, architecture and the decorative arts. He is secretary of the Victorian Society in America and serves on the city of Mobile�s Historic Development Commission.
Meals and Lodgings
Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel
Mobile, AL
5 nights
Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel
Four-Star Hotel
AAA Four-Diamond Hotel located in the heart of downtown. Close to fine and casual dining. Several nearby attractions within walking distance.
Contact info:
64 South Water Street
Mobile, AL 36602 USA
phone: 251-438-4000
Room amenities:
Each room is equipped with a mini fridge, coffee and tea service and room service is available. The bathroom features marble counter tops, Aveda amenities, lighted mirrors and shower/tub combinations. Every room has high-speed Internet, flat-screen TV and premium movie channels.
Facility amenities:
Fitness center on site, heated pool, business center to print boarding passes, lounge on site, ATM machine and shop on site.
Smoking allowed:
Elevators available:
Additional nights prior:
Ask for Road Scholar price Hotel will honor Road Scholar price 2 days before and after program.
Check in time:
Additional nights after:
Ask for Road Scholar price Hotel will honor Road Scholar price 2 days before and after program.
Check out time:
Travel Details
Start of Program:
Hotel Check-In is at 3:00 PM, Registration is from 4:00 -5:30 PM You will be staying at
Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel
that night.
End of Program:
Hotel Check-Out is at 11:00 AM You will be staying at
Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel
the night before.
Required documents:
The Road Scholar Health & Safety Form is required. Road Scholar Health Form is required for each participant.
Parking availability:
Parking adjacent to the hotel. There is a $7 a day charge for parking. Price of parking subject to change.
To Start of Program
Mobile, AL
Nearest city or town:
Mobile, AL
Nearest highway:
Interstate 65
Nearest airport:
Mobile Regional Airport (airport code MOB)
From End of Program
Mobile, AL
Additional transportation information same as above
Travel Details
Mobile Regional Airport
From Airport
Commercial Van/Shuttle
Yellow Cab/Mobile Bay Transportation
phone: 251-476-7711
Advanced Reservations Required
Per Person/One Way:
$20 per person
Prices are subject to change.
Travel Time:
30 minutes
18 miles
You must register at least 24 hours in advance. You will get Yellow Cab and you must ask for Mobile Bay Transportation and tell them you are a Road Scholar when you call to get the $20 price. You can register on line by e-mailing email@example.com or you can call 251-476-7711. Confirm your reservation before your flight lands to ensure pick up. Prices subject to change. You must tell them you are a Road Scholar to get the special price.
Driving Directions
I-10 to Renaissance Riverview Hotel
Take exit 26B, follow signs for Water St. to your right toward downtown Mobile. Merge to the far left lane to turn left at the first light to Government St. The next light will be Royal Street, turn right, and the hotel will be on your right.
I-65 to Renaissance Riverview Hotel
Heading south on I-65, merge to the left toward Florida where I-65 forks to travel I-10 East. Travel for 6 miles on I-10 then take exit 26B Water St. to your right toward downtown Mobile. Merge to the far left lane to turn left at the first light to Government St. The next light will be Royal Street, turn right, and the hotel will be on your right.
Mobile Regional Airport to Renaissance Riverview Hotel
When leaving the airport, travel east on Airport Blvd for 6.8 miles. Take the exit ramp to I-65 South, it will be on the right. Heading south on I-65, merge to the left toward Florida where I-65 forks to travel I-10 East. Travel for 6 miles on I-10 then take exit 26B Water St. to your right toward downtown Mobile. Merge to the far left lane to turn left at the first light to Government St. The next light will be Royal Street, turn right, and the hotel will be on your right.
The prices listed for commercial services and facilities that are not included in the program cost, such as airport shuttles or extra nights lodging, are subject to change without notice. Since Road Scholar cannot guarantee the accuracy of these prices, we strongly suggest contacting the companies directly for the most up-to-date information.
Daily Schedule
Day 1:
Registration and Orientation/Dinner in the hotel/Introductions
(Sunday, March 22)
Registration and check-in to lodging at Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel is from 4-5:30 PM. Orientation for the program week will be in the conference room in the hotel. University history and all handout materials (schedule, menus, field trips, etc.) will be discussed. Any questions about the schedule or the program will be answered at this time.
Dinner served in the hotel.
Each person will introduce themselves and tell something that might connect them to someone else in the group. There will also be time at the end to answer any new questions that may arise. (**Please note: schedule is subject to change based on weather, instructor and class availability.)
Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel
Meals Included:
Day 2:
All meals served in the hotel/Morning classes include Bellingrath Gardens and Mobile History/Afternoon class on Bellingrath Gardens and Home/Evening class with an architectural historian.
(Monday, March 23)
Breakfast served in the hotel.
Explore Bellingrath Gardens and Home in a class conducted by the property�s curator. Discover how this local attraction was chosen as the only Alabama property featured on the A&E series, America�s Castles. Learn about the 65-acre garden estate, its opening to the public in 1932, and the original owners, Mr. and Mrs. Bellingrath. Dive into Mobile History! During a class with a local expert, discover the influence and contributions of Native Americans, Africans, Spanish, French, and British on our city. Learn about Mobile�s role in the Civil War, Reconstruction, and World War II.
Lunch served in the hotel.
Continue your discussion on Bellingrath Gardens and Home in a class conducted by the property�s curator. Discover how this local attraction was chosen as the only Alabama property featured on the A&E series, America�s Castles. Learn about the 65-acre garden estate, its opening to the public in 1932, and the original owners, Mr. and Mrs. Bellingrath.
Dinner served in the hotel.
Enjoy a class with an architectural historian. Learn about Mobile�s architecture in discussions surrounding 18th and 19th century styles including bungalow, Creole, Antebellum, Victorian, and Italianate. Topics may include churches, homes, and commercial buildings. Discover how details followed individual tastes and trends of the time.
Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 3:
Breakfast and Dinner served in the hotel/Begin the day with a class on Mobile History then take a field trip to explore the city of Mobile/Lunch at a local seafood restaurant/Field trip to Bellingrath Gardens/Evening class with architectural historian.
(Tuesday, March 24)
Breakfast served in the hotel.
Dive into Mobile history! During a class with a local expert, discover the influence and contributions of Native Americans, Africans, Spanish, French, and British on our city. Learn about Mobile�s role in the Civil War, Reconstruction, and World War II. Continue your classroom history discussion with the instructor as you roll through the streets for a guided bus tour of the Mobile area. View historic landmarks, beautiful 18th and 19th century homes, and majestic live oaks. Then, drive past the city�s port area where you will learn about the Mobile economy.
Lunch served at a unique local seafood restaurant that has been serving seafood dishes to the Gulf Coast for over 70 years. Known far and wide for is "Oysters- fried, stewed, or nude" Wintzell's Oyster House was founded in 1938 by Oliver Wintzell. You will enjoy the atmosphere and of course the food.
Tour one of A&E�s �American Castles� � Bellingrath Gardens and Home. Step back in time for a journey through the magnificent 15-room mansion. The home showcases its original collection of treasured antiques, furniture, silver, china, crystal, and cut glass. The exterior features handmade brick and ironwork from a landmark 19th century Mobile hotel. Nestled among beautiful live oaks, Spanish moss, and scenic Fowl River, the 65-acre gardens boast blooms every day of the year. During spring, enjoy azaleas, tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, pansies, camellias, Japanese magnolias, ornamental kale and cabbage, foxglove, delphinium, violas and poppies.
Dinner served in the hotel.
Enjoy a class with an architectural historian. Learn about Mobile�s architecture in discussions surrounding 18th and 19th century styles including bungalow, Creole, Antebellum, Victorian, and Italianate.
Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 4:
Breakfast and dinner served in the hotel/Field Trip to museum home and walking tour of historic district/Lunch on your own in downtown Mobile/Field trip to Museum home/Evening Class on Trees in Home Landscaping.
(Wednesday, March 25)
Breakfast served in the hotel.
Take a field trip to explore one of Mobile�s antebellum museum homes. Delight in exhibits of beautiful period furniture, portraits, silver, china, jewelery, and much more. After your historic home adventure, meet a guide at Washington Square to begin your walking tour of the Oakleigh Garden District. This area became a fashionable residential neighborhood in 19th century Mobile. The Oakleigh Garden District is characterized by architectural details that followed individual tastes, including a mix of mansions set among modest cottages and simple houses. During your tour, identify architectural styles including bungalow, Creole, antebellum, Victorian, and Italianate.
Lunch on your own in downtown Mobile.
Visit the Richards DAR house, furnished and administered by the Daughters of the American Revolution as a Period House- Museum. Built in 1860, this handsome historic home, a Town House of the Italianate style, tells in superb architectural detail of fashionable life during Mobile's affluent antebellum days. The House is famous for its iron lace that lavishly decorates the front facade. While you're there, enjoy tea and cookies as you experience Mobile's true Southern hospitality.
Dinner served in the hotel.
This evening bring your questions about trees in your own back yard. You will have an expert discuss what kinds of trees are great for you to plant and what will grow well in your climate.
Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Dinner
Day 5:
All meals served in the hotel/Field trip to Festival of Flowers/Free Afternoon to explore the area on your own/Evening session
(Thursday, March 26)
Breakfast served in the hotel.
Take a field trip to Mobile�s Festival of Flowers on the Providence Hospital campus. Arrayed under tent and sky with over 300,000 square feet of exhibits, this festival will enchant, entertain, and educate visitors. Come see why this event has been recognized in noted publications such as Mobile Bay Monthly, Southern Living, Better Homes and Gardens, Bank Travel Management, and even the British tourism magazine Essentially America. View beautiful displays of cut flowers, houseplants, landscapes, fountains, art, and much more. Other areas of interest include lawn equipment, garden decorations, and professional gardening seminars. This 8-acre celebration of southern beauty is a true feast for the senses!
Lunch served in the hotel.
Free time to explore the area on your own. Take this afternoon to explore the local hot spots. Visit picturesque downtown Fairhope where you'll find shops, boutiques, caf�s, art galleries and gift shops galore. The beaches, a short drive south, provide opportunities for souvenir shopping, beach combing, and relaxation! Make a trip to the causeway to sample the area�s finest cuisine � fresh gulf seafood. While you�re there, don�t miss the USS Alabama Battleship.
Dinner served in the hotel.
Enjoy a special presentation on Mobile�s famous Azalea Trail Maids. These fifty young women, selected from area high schools, wear traditional hooped antebellum dresses with pantaloons, gloves, and dainty umbrellas. The Azalea Trail Maids are true ambassadors of the city and exemplify Mobile�s southern charm. This class will definitely remain on your list of favorites for years to come! Bring your camera this evening.
Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 6:
Breakfast in the hotel/Check out and class on Herb Gardening/Boxed lunch to go
(Friday, March 27)
Breakfast served in the hotel.
Check out of hotel. Spend time with a herb gardener. Learn about different herbs that you would enjoy growing at home. Instructor will explain how to preserve herbs to get the best flavor when you need to use them.
Boxed lunch to take with you following class
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch
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Battleship USS Albama and the US Drum
History meets heroism .. from World War II to Iraqui Freedom, at one of America's finest military parks, Here at the Battleship Memorial Park you will walk the decks of a mighty battleship. Go below in a World War II submarine. View cockpits of combat aircraft. You will also see tanks, a Vietnam River Patrol Boat, and a plane like the one flown by the Tuskegee Airmen. It is all here, all waiting to be discovered by you. For additional information, visit
Bragg-Mitchell Mansion
Canopied by century-old live oak trees, "The Bragg" is a grand antebellum mansion. This beautiful example of southern elegance is furnished with fine antiques and exquisite draperies. The circular staircase, double parlors and lavish rooms with crystal chandeliers remind one of a time when hospitality was a way of life. Free parking. For additional information, visit
Conde Charlotte Museum House
Mobile's first official jail, this circa 1822 Federal-style home has period rooms containing French, British, Spanish, Confederate, and American furnishings and decor. For additional information, visit
Ft. Conde Museum and Welcome Center
Costumed guides lead tours, fire muskets and cannons, and take you back to the early days of Mobile's beginnings. The Welcome Center has interactive displays, videos and friendly people to help you get the most enjoyment out of your visit. Free Parking. This site is undergoing renovations and may not be available to visit, but the information center is open.
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Suggested Reading List
Mobile: The History of Alabama's First City
Author: Michael Thomason,Ed.
Description: A comprehensive history of Mobile that celebrates its rich heritage and commemorates the city's tricentennial from 1702 to the present.
Historic Photos of Mobile
Author: Carol Ellis and Scotty Kirkland
Description: The history of Mobile told through historic photographs
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Led by one or more of our world-class instructors, typically in a classroom setting, lectures come in the form of presentations, discussions or workshops and offer expert insight into your area of study.
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The world is your classroom, as you're on location with an instructor to pursue your educational theme firsthand.
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Entrance into the Mobile Festival of Flowers, with lectures by experts before arriving at the festival. Learn what you can expect to see at this show.
Spend time with the curator of the Bellingrath home prior to your visit to these beautiful gardens and exquisite home. Learn about this unique family.
Walking tour of the Oakleigh Garden district with an architectural historian. Lectures prior to field trip help you identify different styles.
Field trips to stately museum homes follow time with local historian,architectural historian to increase your learning & appreciation of these homes.
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Discovery's CURIOSITY Series Airs 'Sex in America' Today, 11/11
What do we really know about sex? How often do we do it and in which positions? How do we choose our partners? Do women actually fake it? If so, how often? And have we become a nation fueled by "hook up" culture? "Sex in America," airing tonight, Nov. 11 at 9 PM E/P on Discovery Channel's CURIOSITY series, will reveal the results of the largest sex survey ever conducted and delve into some of the newest, most controversial sexual experiments to shed light on its findings. The results, some revealed for the very first time, will uncover what's really happening when the lights go out.
When Alfred Kinsey first published the results of his survey about American's most intimate sexual practices, he shocked the nation. But that was over 60 years ago. How much have our sexual behaviors and habits changed since then?
Indiana University, the same institution that conducted Kinsey's original survey, now shares the results of the latest survey where they polled over 5,000 people and asked hundreds of no-holds-barred questions. "We thought it was time to find out how sexual behavior had changed," said Debby Herbenick, who led the study. "It wasn't just people who were young, people who were white or just people who had a certain level of education. The poll included all kinds of Americans."
CURIOSITY will also put some of the sexual theories to test, taking viewers inside the experiments including a controversial human behavior study where a group of strangers are invited to spend time together in a dark room. They have no instructions or rules. But just how far will people go today when they think nobody is watching?
CURIOSITY, now in its second season on Discovery Channel, brings the 'I wonder?' moment to television with a unique array of provocative subjects. The next episode, airing Sunday, Nov. 18, traces our epic and treacherous journey from the first spark of life that exploded billions of years ago to our present status as the most successful species on the planet.
"Sex in America" is produced by LEFT/RIGHT for Discovery Channel. CURIOSITY is overseen by Vice President, Development and Production Howard Swartz and Senior Vice President, Development and Production Simon Andreae. To learn more, go to www.discovery.com, on Facebook at Facebook.com/discovery and on Twitter @Discovery. Nissan is a presenting sponsor of "Sex in America."
About Discovery Channel
Discovery Channel is dedicated to creating the highest quality non-fiction content that informs and entertains its consumers about the world in all its wonder, diversity and amazement. The network, which is distributed to 100.8 million U.S. homes, can be seen in 210 countries and territories, offering a signature mix of compelling, high-end production values and vivid cinematography across genres including, science and technology, exploration, adventure, history and in-depth, behind-the-scenes glimpses at the people, places and organizations that shape and share our world. For more information, please visit www.discovery.com.
About Discovery Communications
Discovery Communications (Nasdaq: DISCA, DISCB, DISCK) is the world's #1 nonfiction media company reaching more than 1.8 billion cumulative subscribers in 209 countries and territories. Discovery is dedicated to satisfying curiosity through 149 worldwide television networks, led by Discovery Channel, TLC, Animal Planet, Science and Investigation Discovery, as well as U.S. joint venture networks OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network, The Hub and 3net, the first 24-hour 3D network. Discovery also is a leading provider of educational products and services to schools and owns and operates a diversified portfolio of digital media services, including Revision3. For more information, please visit www.discoverycommunications.com.
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565, Fifth Avenue - 23rd Floor
New York, N.Y. 10017
Tel: +1 212 286 33 30
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Monaco's brewery (the Brasserie de Monaco), on Port Hercule, has been brewing and serving Monaco Beer since 1 August 2008
Since it was first established, 560,000 liters (147,936 US Gallons) of Lager, White, Amber and "Special" Beer have been produced on site using traditional methods, i.e. 2.2 million beers served!
The Brasserie de Monaco is celebrating its anniversary from 1 to 4 August 2013, and is offering:
A tour of the brewery with free tastings of Monaco beer on these four days at 12 noon, 3 pm and 5 pm;
Live bands from 8 pm to 11 pm (Thursday: Emily Johnson, Friday: Rhodes, Saturday: Ambaradan Party Band, Sunday: Jérôme Zarco);
A live DJ from 11 pm until closing time (DJ Pete Kassidy and DJ Emmanuel Sultana (BCult)
On Thursday 1 August, gifts will be given out and Radio Monaco's program "Malher éteint la TV" ("Malher Switches Off the TV") will be broadcast live from the Brasserie from 5 pm to 8 pm. There'll also be a grand surprise show and a huge birthday cake to share with all the customers.
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Korg brought many new products to Musikmesse 2014, and among them the LP-180 digital piano, which is available in black or white finishes.
Smaller than the MicroPIANO, the new Korg electric piano can almost travel with you in your backpack.
Along with its new analog synths, Korg introduces at Musikmesse the LP380 digital piano, available in two black and white finishes.
Korg announces at NAMM 2013 the newest model in its series of Digital Pianos, the SP-280, available in april.
The Korg Stage Vintage Piano has been given a matte black stage finish.
Korg announces that their piano is now available.
Korg announces the new SP-170S digital piano.
The microPIANO is Korg's compact grand piano.
Korg announced the limited edition SP-170RD, a vibrant red color option for the SP-170 Digital Piano.
Korg has released the SV-1 Sound Pack 2 for its acclaimed Stage Vintage (SV-1) Piano, featuring an assortment of sounds, including some that were reportedly inspired by user feedback.


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Overheard at SloanJovan Buha
The Stan Van Gundy Show "First, I'd like to thank David Stern for allowing Stan [Van Gundy] to be here today." -- John Buccigross, ESPN sportscaster "In coaching, you're trying to create a style of play and a culture. Every time you make an ex...Blog | March 02, 2013
John Buccigross: Let's take a look at all 30 teams for this seaso...John Buccigross
You've seen and read miles of information on the upcoming season, but you've read/seen nothing until you check out these 30 pearls of wisdom from me, Bucci.Story | Conversation | October 06, 2010
Your e-mails are my guide into your team's soulJohn Buccigross
For as long as the Bucci Blogumn has existed, you fellow fans have e-mailed. In droves. Our scribe taps into those hockey vibes and gives the latest fan-base pulse for all 30 teams.Story | Conversation | March 31, 2010
John Buccigross: The world lost a great light in Brendan BurkeJohn Buccigross
A few select people on this earth illuminate. They shine with a softened glow. Brendan Gilmore Burke was one of those people.Story | Conversation | February 10, 2010
John Buccigross: Ilya Kovalchuk trade talk? We have 29 proposals ...John Buccigross
The biggest name in this season's trade rumors? Ilya Kovalchuk. Does your team have a chance to land the star? Here are 29 proposals, one for every team outside Atlanta, for Don Waddell to consider.Story | Conversation | January 12, 2010
John Buccigross: Year No. 10, and still going strongJohn Buccigross
2010 marks the 10th calendar year Bucci's been banging on keyboards for ESPN.com. Here's a look at some of his top stories and his take on all 30 teams heading into the new year.Story | Conversation | January 05, 2010
Bucci's Mailbag: Gonch's future, Zubov's Hall chances and moreJohn Buccigross
What does the future hold for Sergei Gonchar? A Hakan Loob holiday? The Mother of All Mailbags returns and tells all.SpecialFeature | Conversation | December 02, 2009
Roloson Standing On His Head
Islanders goalie Dwayne Roloson turned aside 58 shots to help New York down the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-3 in overtime. It's the most saves in a regular-season game since Ron Tugnett in 1991 and the most saves in a regular season win since Mario Lessard...Blog | November 24, 2009
John Buccigross: Imagine this story of acceptance between Brian a...John Buccigross
Imagine that your father is known as one of the toughest men in hockey. How do you gather up the courage to tell him your secret? Here is Brendan Burke's story of acceptance.Story | Conversation | November 24, 2009
In honor of Cheevers and Plante, an ode to the maskJohn Buccigross
The goalie mask is the most unique piece of equipment in the history of team sports. This week, we're paying tribute to all 30 starting goaltenders' lids.SpecialFeature | Conversation | November 03, 2009
John Buccigross: It's my annual music-mash Eastern Conference pre...John Buccigross
Bucci is kicking off another NHL season with his annual music-mash preview. Good tunes, predictions, East breakdowns ... it's all right here.Story | Conversation | September 28, 2009
John Buccigross: My burning questions for 'Slap Shot' hero Dave H...John Buccigross
Checking in with his peeps from the hockey world, Bucci has some burning questions for Dave Hanson.Story | Conversation | April 21, 2009
John Buccigross: Previewing the stretch drive for the playoffsJohn Buccigross
Asking for directions? Bucci's can't do it. Revisiting his preseason predictions? He's your man. Our resident puckhead reviews all 30 teams and looks ahead to the playoff push.Story | Conversation | February 17, 2009
John Buccigross: The ultimate NHL Mt. Rushmore list!John Buccigross
The Mt. Rushmore of the NHL? Try all 30 teams. John Buccigross is up to the task. And Walt Poddubny is not on his list.Story | Conversation | February 10, 2009
John Buccigross: Clearing out my temporary Internet hockey filesJohn Buccigross
Maybe it's the November stretch that has Bucci contemplating? Either way, he's clearing his mind with his take on a few lingering hockey issues.Story | Conversation | November 18, 2008
John Buccigross: We're getting some vibes ... on all 30 NHL teams...John Buccigross
Who better than John Buccigross to take the early pulse of this NHL season? He gives his vibes for all 30 teams.Story | Conversation | November 04, 2008


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We were there for a week in a two-room apartment. The staff was plesant and easy-going. Our room was very simple, but big! And free AC in the heat was a nice suprise!!! Had omelette and chicken at the hotel's restaurant. The chicken was ok, the omelette was how it should be - nothing more, nothing less. It was clean... More
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VMPâs New CH-001B Wall Mount Electronic Component Shelf Now Shipping
âWith the amount of components utilized by todayâs consumer in both the workplace and in the home, as well as the need to free up valuable shelf and furniture space, VMPâs new CH-001B wall mount component self is a stylish way to hold Blu-ray and DVD players, DVRs, HD receivers, CD players, VCRs, and gaming systems (including Xbox 360, Playstation 3, Nintendo Wii),â said Keith Fulmer, president of Video Mount Products. âThe CH-001B mount can be used for a single device or âstackedâ for use with multiple devices.â
The CH-001B is capable of mounting on a single stud or other suitable mounting surface, and can be mountedable as one unit or assembled together with multiple CH-001B units to create a wall shelf system. It can also be used in conjunction with any TV wall mount to design an entertainment center.
Additional CH-001B features and specifications include:
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Ashlee Simpson in Dittos
Pete Wentz, Ashlee Simpson and their son, Bronx, were spotted in Venice Beach, California for a family outing. Ashlee was wearing her Dittos jeans again. Look how Bronx has grown over the last 7 months! I really like Ashlee's summery flowered shirt.
Ashlee Simpson in JET Jeans
Getting a touch up on her jet black locks at Ken Paves hair salon in California, Ashlee Simpson wore a pair of JET jeans. She opted for a pair of their grey skinny jeans, which she kept casual with a tee and cardi.
Audrina Patridge in Divine Rights of Denim
Attending a concert, Audrina Patridge broke out her favorite brand, Divine Rights of Denim. Audrina used to be the face of this brand last year. She especially seems to love this pair, as she just wore them a couple of weeks ago. She was apparently on a date with Ryan Cabrera (anyone remember him as Ashlee Simpson's ex?)
Ashlee Simpson in 7 For All Mankind
Ashlee Simpson was spotted stepping out in New York City wearig 7 For All Mankind Denim Leggings. Ashlee exited her Big Apple apartment to go to a candy store meet-n-greet in Times Square. She looks like she had a blast too! Buy these jeans here.


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Beneficiary: The Lexus. Project
Organizer: The Lexus Project
Mickey is facing death because an unsupervised 4 year old child went onto Mickeys property while Mickey was enjoying his bone. The child tried to take the bone away from Mickey. Mickey went to grab his bone back and attacked the child in the face.
Together with the law firm of John Schill we will try to save poor confused Mickey who is being punished for doing what dogs do and what children should be taught not to.
He is sad and very confused. He deserves to be fought for.As with all fundraisers, if there is any funds left over from the case and after paying court and shelter fees, any remaining funds will go into the general fund to help other dogs in need. All money raised goes to help dogs who are in jeopardy.
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Proudly serving the Niagara Region and beyond
Jones & O'Connell LLP, Chartered Accountants operates out of St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada. We offer a wide range of financial services including: Accounting, Auditing, Corporate and Personal Tax Compliance and Planning, Human Resource Consulting, Financial Advice and General Consulting, to clients in various industry sectors across the Niagara Region, GTA and other geographic regions.
Jones & O'Connell LLP, Chartered Accountants is a licensed public accounting firm and a member of: the Canadian Public Accountability Board, Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada, Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario, The Institute of Internal Auditors and the Canadian Tax Foundation.
At Jones & O'Connell LLP, Chartered Accountants we strive to be the number one resource for all of our clients' financial needs. Our goal is to be the firm that clients can trust and rely upon to provide outstanding value in a cost effective manner. We welcome the opportunity to meet with you and discuss how we can develop a mutually beneficial relationship into the future.
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Income splitting
Income splitting is where a high income earner transfers some income to a lower-income family member who is taxed at a lower marginal rate. This tax saving tactic is great for families but the government stands to loose billions of tax revenue per year if everyone was allowed to income split without limits.
Changes made to enhance children's fitness tax credit for 2014
Providing children with the opportunity to participate in organized sports or other athletic activities can be a very expensive undertaking. While any credit was better than none, the $500 limit on eligible costs didn't really reflect the actual cost of keeping a child enrolled in organized sports throughout the year.


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Sequestration reveals a shift in GOP on defenseMarch 14,2013As anyone who has willed himself to pay attention to the latest budget crisis probably knows, the purpose of the sequestration the $1.2 trillion in automatic spending cuts that kicked in on March 1 was to pose a threat so dire that Congress would be certain to replace it with something better. Sequestration came into being in 2011, as a way to avoid the catastrophic debt default that Republicans were threatening if President Obama did not agree to deep cuts. It rested upon a political logic that seemed to make sense. Because the cuts were evenly divided between Democratic priorities (domestic spending) and Republican ones (military spending), leaders in both parties believed that they would find a better way to lock in the deficit reduction that the GOP was demanding.
Even so, most insiders privately assumed that if the two sides failed to come up with a replacement package, Republicans would probably cave first. Thats because sequestration doesnt touch entitlement benefits from Medicare and Social Security that Democrats care about most, but it does hit the military especially hard, a concession Republicans had to make in lieu of agreeing to automatic tax increases. The fact that the Defense Department budget was already scheduled to shrink by $500 billion over the next decade made the additional $500 billion in sequestration cuts seem all the more unthinkable.
Indeed, House Speaker John Boehner made precisely this argument to his caucus members to get them to go along. Guys, this would be devastating to Defense, Boehner told fellow Republicans, according to Bob Woodwards book The Price of Politics. This is never going to happen.
But now it has happened. And theres no sign of the cuts being lifted anytime soon. Many people regard sequestration as an index of Washingtons failure: Congress cant even succeed in designing a lousy plan! But while its true that the plan was flawed, its failure has revealed an important shift within the Republican Party.
One reason that so many people assumed sequestration would work is that it ensured a showdown between two important factions of the party: the anti-tax crowd and the pro-defense crowd. Until now, these groups had easily coexisted, despite the inherent contradiction in their objectives (cutting taxes shrinks the government, while spending more on the military expands it). GOP leaders were always willing to accommodate both, deficits be damned.
In the past, the cuts forced by small-government conservatives have fallen mainly on whats known as the non-defense discretionary budget mostly social programs to help the poor and middle class.
Military spending wasnt threatened, and, in fact, doubled in the decade after the attacks on 9/11. Partly, this owed to the strength of the GOPs defense caucus and partly to Democrats unwillingness to challenge that caucus for fear of seeming weak or unpatriotic (when President Obama proposed a budget freeze three years ago, he exempted the armed services).
The presumed strength of the defense caucus, combined with the fact that non-defense spending cant be reduced much further, implied that tax increases would constitute a significant portion of a plan to replace sequestration. Certainly, the White House thought so: Its why it didnt demand more revenue in the fiscal cliff deal.
In hindsight, everybody was wrong. Anti-tax activists steamrolled the defense crowd. Why? The answer probably lies in the composition of the Republican caucus, especially in the House: nearly half its members 48 percent were elected in 2010 or after. These Republicans are genetically different from those who held power in the 1980s and 90s.
They came of age during a period of two failed wars in the Middle East and exploding budget deficits. This is a group that got elected to rein in spending, not to protect Cold War-era defense, says David Wasserman, House editor for the nonpartisan Cook Political Report.
The unexpected power of this group has a number of important implications: The military may no longer be sacrosanct; Democrats may wind up with much less tax revenue than they were counting on; Republicans may finally be getting serious about actually cutting the national debt, rather than talking about it. But at least for now, these changes will be imposed in the worst way possible, because a measure never meant to take effect looks likely to remain the law of the land.
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Several historical opportunities stand before the Netanyahu
government.The issue of enlistment is one, but no less important is the
opportunity to completely overhaul the management of Judea and
Samaria.The Levy Report established de facto that it is no longer
possible to treat the legitimate settlement of Judea and Samaria as a
misbegotten stepchild, a wild west twilight zone in which the Jordanian and
Ottoman registries are recorded willy-nilly while the secretive veil of the
Defense Ministry hovers above, ruling the territory through the civil
administration.After almost half a century of settlement in Judea and
Samaria, it is impossible to continue building without a systematic and reliable
Israeli land registry. Rather than depend on the goodwill of the defense
minister, who can currently prevent the building of public institutions and new
neighborhoods with his signature, it is imperative to restore responsibility to
the government so that it can build according to its desire. This will be
possible once the government has before it a systematic land registry that will
allow for settlements to expand and not be blocked due to political factors
unrelated to land purchases.The legal battle is the last stronghold of
the leftists, who understand they cannot simply overrule the majority of the
public who support the settlement enterprise. When the public votes the Likud
into power, it expresses its desire to continue the pioneering and Zionist
enterprise in Judea and Samaria. We cannot allow "Peace Now" the right to
control the building process. This responsibility is entrusted to the government
alone.However, without a systematic registry, residents time and again
fall victim to the legal traps set by the Left's attorneys.The latter
fight against the settlements by means of the Jordanian registry, mostly
fictitious, allowing them to falsely claim ownership in the name of petitioners
who never knew they were the proprietors and never claimed ownership for over 40
years.FIRST OF all, it is essential to know the facts: the territories
of Judea and Samaria are mostly uninhabited. Only 10 percent has been used for
building (including the Palestinian cities of Ramallah, Hebron and Shechem, and
the Jewish cities of Ma'aleh Adumim, Ariel and Kiryat Arba). 90% of the
territory is empty.Among the built-up portions, only 3% of the building
is Jewish.Even with the understanding that not all of the territory is
suitable for construction, it is still important to appreciate that we are very
far from the full realization of the tremendous settlement potential in this
central region of the country.As for the territory suitable for
building, only a third (about a million dunams) was authorized in the time of
attorney Plia Albek who, as the director of the Civil Division of Attorneys,
understood the importance of regulations and worked day and night to record the
territories without a single Palestinian claimant.Another million dunams
have the status of "survey land," meaning territory requiring official
government authorization. Entire cities, like Ariel, could be built on these
territories, and existing communities could flourish into cities if only we act
according to the layout of the Levy Report.The report did not present
anything new in saying Judea and Samaria are not occupied territory according to
international law. One need not be a renowned historian or senior jurist to
recall the simple fact that the lands of Judea and Samaria returned to the
Jewish people after a defensive war, or that there was never a Palestinian state
from which the territories could have been taken.There is also nothing
new about the government's ability to build settlements in Judea and Samaria.
After all, since the Supreme Court tried to prevent the construction of Elon
Moreh, it is clear to all that the decision whether or not to build is a
political one, whose unique red line is the prohibition regarding building on
private Palestinian land.AN OFFICIAL government decision to adopt the
Levy Report will require a significant struggle to change the rules of the
game.This week I presented, along with a distinguished list of Knesset
members, a bill to adopt the report's conclusions and request that Israeli
building laws and regulations be applied in Judea and Samaria.This is
the key to creating a long-term change that will eventually lead to the complete
application of Israeli law over Judea and Samaria.For those that value
international opinion, we would remind them that not a single embassy graces
Jerusalem. Yes, not even the western part of the city. Does this mean we should
be prepared to relinquish sovereignty over our capital city? David Ben-Gurion
already decided this matter in 1949 when he chose to move the Knesset to
Jerusalem. Begin decided when he passed the law annexing the Golan
Heights.Now it is our turn to decide.The writer is a Likud MK.
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I may be seeking 50-50 custody next year because of custodial parent's resistance to informing me about child, refusing holidays, pot and alcohol use, and child's age, (she will be two next year).
I currently have parenting time one day a week plus one week a year. We split legal custody, mother has physical. Child support order was made when I was not seeing child at all (pre-visitation petition). I pay 217 bi weekly plus medical insurance (about 150 a month). If I switch to having her 50-50, I would need some of the child support for diapers, food, etc. What is the likelyhood of a downward modification?
Agree with Attorney Schwartz, but it's hit or miss on both the joint physical custody and the support issues. Joint physical custody is not the norm, and only works when the parents still live close nearby (like in the same town) and the child is usually older, doesn't have to be shuttled between schools (impossible, practically speaking) and wants to live with both parents equally (expressed through the attorney for the child).
You can certainly get better information sharing through a petition for modification/enforcement, and unless the pot or alcohol use is a major issue from a parenting perspective or is a true substance dependence/abuse, that kind of "gotcha" is not likely to be a big enough deal for CPS to investigate and recommend removal of the child (opiates, meth, selling drugs, maybe, pot and alcohol "use", eh, not so much, but simply one among many factors to be considered).
As to the support, it's hard to get to exactly 50:50 of all waking hours. Same as for tax deduction purposes, the parent that has the child 50.1% is the custodial parent. And even if you can get to 50:50, some support magistrates "deem" the parent who earns more as the "non-custodial parent" for the purposes of support obligations (that's what the case law actually suggests). However, other support magistrates and family court Judges will definitely cut the non-custodial parent some slack if it looks like exact 50:50 physical custody, or an attempt at same.
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