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Jekyll Island Condo Rental Photos and Description
Villa 330 Poolside is a 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths unit that comfortably sleeps 6.
Villa 330, located at Villa's By The Sea on Jekyll Island, overlooks the pool and is a family favorite. The master bedroom has a king bed, TV, full bath with oversized shower and private balcony overlooking the pool. The 2nd bedroom has a queen bed, TV & attached bath. The 3rd bedroom has 2 twin beds & shared bath. The common area has an open floor plan with a dining area, fully equipped kitchen and lounge area with built-ins, flat screen TV & DVD, & outdoor space overlooking the pool.
The unit is approximately 100 yards from the ocean and overlooks the swimming pool. The pool has a shallow splash/wading area for the toddlers. Access to the private beach area is a boardwalk with gazebo, a perfect spot to watch the sun rise & set! or perhaps a wedding? There are picnic tables & walking pathes throughout the Villas' grounds. Our guests have access to a fitness room & a coin-operated laundry facility on site. There is a playground area complete with pirate ship. Our grandkids say it is the best playground ever!
Jekyll Island is considered a state park and the island is limited to no more than 35% development. You will find that Jekyll is not over commercialized which allows for peaceful walks on the 8 miles of beach, nature viewing, bicycle trails around the entire island (rentals available), three 18-hole golf courses, one 9-hole course, 13 fast-dry clay tennis courts, Summer Waves Waterpark (seasonal), horseback riding, watersports, a marina, and many other amenities. A number of restaurants, DQ, & pizza delivery are available on the Island. We are fortunate to have the Driftwood Bistro on our grounds which features downhome Southern cooking. A real treat!
The Georgia Sea Turtle Center is a rehabilitation, research & educational facility. A visit there will make you really appreciate these magnificent animals and the work that is being done to rehabilitate the injured ones. The historic district will take you back centuries to the restored Millionaire's Village with its summer 'cottages', large live oaks, Spanish Moss and a climpse of the days of the Old South -- a must see for all the family. Tram tours & horse & buggy tours are available.
This unit is managed through Parker-Kaufman, Realtors and you will need to contact them for telephone reservations. The toll free number is listed below. During the in-season, we rent on a weekly basis from Saturday to Saturday. Pets are welcome. We do ask that you please try and keep them off the furniture and bedding . There is a non-refundable pet deposit.
To learn more about the Island and its' history some suggested readings would be Splendid Isolation by Pamela Mueller (an Island resident) and The Jekyll Island Club by William McCash & June Hall. The Island has a fascinating history.
Best yet, the Island is yours to enjoy so come visit!
- Suitability:
- non smoking only
- pets considered
Guestbook comments from the manager
Enjoyed our couples getaway. Villa 330 was perfect for our needs. Enjoyed golfing on the Island. The courses are challenging & very well maintained. We also enjoyed Driftwood Bistro. Food is terrific-don't miss Happy Hour. Already planning our golf getaway for next year!


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The Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka has called for an immediate Report from the Authorities of the Department of Railways and the Ministry of Transportation regarding the measures so far taken to install Rail Gates across the Island to avoid accidents due to the lack of protective gates at the railway crossings.
The United Nations International Day in Support of Victims of Torture is held annually on 26th June to speak out against the Crime of Torture and to honour and support victims and survivors throughout the world.
he Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka established in terms of the Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka Act No. 21 of 1996, is empowered to take necessary steps towards the protection of human rights of all persons living in the Country.
HRCSL is concerned about the "Foreign National Holding Centre" located at Mirihana, which comes under the provisions of the Controller of Immigration and Emigration Act No 68 of 1961.
A Delegation of the Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka led by Dr. Prathibha Mahanamahewa – Commissioner and Ms. S Thambydurai – Coordinating Secretary, Ms. Shirani Rajapaksa – Director Education & Special Programmes, Ms. Sithara Thambiliyagoda – Director Inquiries and Investigations…
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Each year around the world, International Women's Day is celebrated on March 8.
HRCSL expresses its serious concern over migrant workers issues. Irrespective of their status there is a need to have an adequate protection mechanism introduced immediately. HRCSL was saddened by the tragic recent incident leading to the execution of Rizana Nafeek (intended to be a juvenile domestic worker) in a brutal and inhumane manner. In the above context it is necessary to immediately establish a protection mechanism to monitor the laws Read More>>
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As I've written before, it was introduced to Formula 1 in the late 1970s by my father. Mario Andretti had won the title in 1978, and once scale model kits of the Lotus 79-DFV arrived on the shelf at our local toy store, he brought one home as a lovely father-son project that quickly engulfed the dining room table.
I can't say if I was much help or learned anything about model building throughout the process, but I'll never forget sitting across the table and listening to his tales of Mario's amazing drives, of his passion for the late, great Jim Clark and the Scot's effortless driving style, of the never-got-the-respect-he-deserved Innes Ireland, and the other F1 heroes my father revealed as the little Lotus came together.
With the fascinating new world of F1 in front of me, I began following it in the magazines and newspapers he brought home from his shop, and before long, it became by own sport – something I lived and breathed from afar. By the mid-'80s, Autosport, Road & Track, On Track and Autoweek became my F1 bibles, and with my growing obsession for the sport, my mind turned into a F1 data logger, sampling news, analysis and race reports at a high frequency. My mental 'Record' button was pushed in or around 1983, and it has yet to stop.
I'm not saying I can access those memory banks to recall all that I've captured – that's why my office is filled with old racing magazines – but it helps to have some degree of context to frame the sport in modern terms.
At least for what has taken place since I came of age with F1, extreme popularity and wealth has been bestowed upon its participants, and other than the occasional controversy or scandal, dysfunction has been kept to a minimum – at least on the world stage. And then 2014 happened.
From the Dirk Diggler noses to the soft-spoken turbo engines to the horsepower disparity between Mercedes and its rivals, the start to the 2014 season was riddled with criticism. A sense of normalcy eventually returned as calm fell over the heart of the calendar, yet with the championship in the home stretch, F1 has taken a turn for the worse. Fun is as rare as adequate funding.
The grim financial realizations by a number of F1 teams has pitched the sport into absolute disarray, class warfare among the sport's strongest and weakest teams sits at the heart of the divide, a growing furor over frozen engine specifications and pleas for public funding to keep one of F1's minnows from drowning has dominated the daily news cycle for far too long. Owing to the size and systematic nature of some of the problems facing F1, it's hard to imagine the situation greatly improving in the foreseeable future.
Frankly, at the pace the dreary headlines have been flowing, I'm starting to run out of mental storage space. The biggest racing series in the world – widely recognized as the No. 2 sport on the planet – has now become a poorly-written and downright depressing soap opera. Drama is nothing new for F1, but it could be on the verge of overpowering the positives.
Out of curiosity, I went back over the last month of F1 stories, and between the normal bits, the volume of dispiriting news reveals the series – once a giant Jimi Hendrix riff – could be mistaken for Morrissey sobbing over his acoustic guitar.
The headlines slightly differ from one site to the next and, with a quick perusing, they represent F1's informal State of the Union: Caterham insists team not threatened by affiliated company's legal issues, McLaren's Dennis says customer teams can't win titles, Caterham F1 bosses issue quit threat, Red Bull says Mercedes' domination isn't depressing, Kolles admits Caterham future now up to administrators, Fernandes blames Caterham buyer, Caterham management steps back, Caterham set to miss next two races, Marussia set to miss USGP too, F1 teams could supply third cars to troubled rivals, Marussia goes into administration, Andretti: "F1 needs to loosen up", Mosley warns more teams could soon fall, Renault backs Ferrari on engine freeze, Prost says negativity still hurting F1, F1 cost crisis: What happens next, Ex-boss says Caterham demise "strange", FIA: F1 crisis justifies costs cut push, No penalty for Caterham, Marussia yet, Sauber says FIA has a duty to take action, Third-car topic remains divisive, F1 is deliberately driving small teams out, claims Force India's Fernley, Teams do not have answer to financial crisis, Smaller F1 teams plotting next move, Crisis "probably my fault," Ecclestone concedes.
Let's take a breath before we jump into the next block: Big teams against sacrificing income to help small teams, F1 cost crisis can be solved says Lotus boss, Ferrari not convinced by Mercedes' more conciliatory stance on engine freeze, Sauber hits out at engine supplier Ferrari, Rebellion would hurt the sport, top teams warn, Surprised Sutil wants Sauber talks after losing ride, Sauber responds to puzzled Sutil's comments, F1's small teams work on financial proposal, Marussia team closes its doors; 200 staff made redundant, Closing the power gap in 2015 will be "very difficult," says Horner, Caterham launches crowdfunding plan, Mallaya denies boycott was threatened, Caterham plan is a disaster, says Bernie Ecclestone, F1 engine-freeze talks collapse, Ecclestone to discuss small-team crisis with CVC, "Don't spend as much" Ecclestone tells small teams, Lotus boss hits back at Ecclestone, Horner calls for return to V8 engines, Mercedes: Rivals risk harming F1, "Super GP2" plan to boost grid sizes, Ferrari "won't give up" on engine freeze talks, Sauber urges FIA to take action on costs, Lopez says Caterham crowdfunding plan "sad".
OK, we're almost there – one last push before we box: Ecclestone: F1 doesn't need young fans, Alonso: Small teams vital for F1, Merhi says he has Caterham race deal, Lotterer turns down Caterham offer, "Super GP2" plan prompts new talks plea, F1 set to drop double points next year, Top teams deny suggestions of a hidden agenda, FIA is last hope to resolve F1 cost dispute, Stevens to race second Caterham, Stevens insists Caterham seat worth it, Administrator says there's a three-week window to save Caterham, and finally – at least for what was posted through Friday, Nov. 21, Red Bull, Ferrari push for new engine rule proposals.
It's easy to forget that a lot of great racing has taken place this season, yet finding a reprieve from the barrage of disheartening stories only seems to happen when the drivers are on track. Once the engines fall silent, the return to melancholy seems inevitable.
Bernie Ecclestone would have you believe the tidal wave of negativity is due to the media – beat reporters and bloggers alike – drumming up salacious content for their own benefit. It's a silly notion that lacks merit.
IndyCar went through a nasty season in 2012 where many team owners were pushed to the financial brink, the officiating was often inconsistent, two engine manufacturers fought each other in print and with lawyers behind closed doors, one of those manufacturers threatened to sue the series, an assembly of team owners spent six months trying to get IndyCar's CEO fired (something that was eventually successful), the third engine manufacturer threatened to sue IndyCar and defaulted on its payments to the series…
It was a sh*tfest at almost every turn. It darkened the tone in many stories throughout 2012, and those stories matched the level of rancor and dissatisfaction in the paddock. Like IndyCar a few years ago, F1's stories of internal strife appear to mirror what's taking place in the garages, hospitality suites, and boardrooms, and those tales are being told on a daily basis. Happy series=happy stories. Unhappy series=unhappy stories.
IndyCar's situation improved in 2013, and by 2014, the series was relatively drama-free. Unlike IndyCar, F1's problems aren't new and they won't be healed with the simple passage of time.
The solutions required to bring F1 out from the very shadow it created are big and scary. There's nothing close to a consensus among the teams on how to fix things: The haves aren't willing to help the have-nots, the series is powerless in many ways to affect repairs, and F1's fans are left wondering if the fun, mesmerizing sport they've come to love is in desperate need of an intervention.
F1 will always have problems, but when those problems begin to steadily spill over into the living rooms, tablets, and inboxes of its ardent fans, it's time to rethink why the sport exists and where it's headed.
Part of F1's allure is its exotic nature – the excess and otherworldly technology – that separates it from everything else on the planet. Of late, it feels ordinary – a cable news show where talking heads yell at each other around the clock.
As long as we're inundated with polarizing gems like Ecclestone: F1 doesn't need young fans and Marussia team closes its doors; 200 staff made redundant, the series and its ills will be the spectacle, rather than its beloved cars and drivers.
There's no shortage of sad and gloomy headlines awaiting folks each morning in the real world. Hidden behind F1's disgruntled multi-millionaires and entrenched captains of industry, you'll find its fans looking for a thrilling escape. If the negativity, political in-fighting and strife persist, I wonder if fans will start looking for an escape from F1.
Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel and Daniel Ricciardo have been excluded from qualifying for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix after their cars were found to be in breach of the regulations.
A report by F1 technical delegate Jo Bauer on Saturday evening said that the "front wing flaps were designed to flex under aerodynamic load." Following discussions between the stewards and Red Bull representatives, the FIA decided that the cars were illegal.
A statement issued by the stewards said that both Vettel and Ricciardo were excluded from qualifying, but would be allowed to start from the back of the grid. Ricciardo had qualified fifth, with Vettel just one place behind him.
The long straights of Abu Dhabi, allied to the low speed nature of many of the corners, means that flexible wings would be particularly advantageous around the Yas Marina circuit.
The team said it accepted the decision, but suggested it was not happy with it.
"We have been singled out for a front wing deflection test when it is clear that other teams are interpreting the rules in similar fashion," said Red Bull Racing via a statement.
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Sergio Perez will remain with the Force India Formula 1 team in 2015 after announcing a "multi-year contract" with the squad.
The Mexican joined the Silverstone-based team this season after a difficult season with McLaren last year. Perez is currently 12th in the standings with 47 points and a best finish of third in the Bahrain Grand Prix.
Force India announced at the end of last month that it would also retain Nico Hulkenberg, meaning the team will have an unchanged lineup in 2015.
"I am delighted that Checo will continue with us," said team boss Vijay Mallya. "He's a true racer who has done a fantastic job for us this season. The whole team has been impressed with his speed and racecraft, as well as his role away from the track."
Perez added: "It's good to announce my plans. As soon as I joined Force India, I noticed the hunger and determination of everyone in the team, and I'm very proud to be part of that.
"I feel at home here and I'm fully committed. I'm enjoying my racing and we've already celebrated some special results together."
Mercedes:Lewis Hamilton/Nico Rosberg
Red Bull-Renault:Daniel Ricciardo/Daniil Kvyat
Williams-Mercedes: Valtteri Bottas/Felipe Massa
Ferrari:Kimi Raikkonen/Sebastian Vettel
McLaren-Honda:Fernando Alonso(tbc)/Jenson Button or Kevin Magnussen(tbc)
Force India-Mercedes:Nico Hulkenberg/Sergio Perez
Toro Rosso-Renault:Max Verstappen/(tbc)
Lotus-Mercedes:Romain Grosjean/Pastor Maldonado
Sauber-Ferrari:Marcus Ericsson/Felipe Nasr
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Nico Rosberg claimed pole position for the Formula 1 world championship decider in Abu Dhabi.
The German outpaced title rival and Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton by just over three tenths on the first runs in the top-10 shootout. He then improved on his second run, avoiding the lock-up later in the lap that cost him time on the first.
Although Hamilton also improved, he ended up 0.386 seconds off Rosberg to line up second. Even if Rosberg wins Sunday's race, though, Hamilton need only finish second to be sure of the title.
Williams again looked a potential threat in qualifying but when it came to the fastest runs in Q3, the pace advantage of Mercedes shone through. Valtteri Bottas ended up third, just over half a second off Rosberg, with team-mate Felipe Massa just behind.
Red Bull drivers Daniel Ricciardo and Sebastian Vettel locked out row three, ahead of stablemate Daniil Kvyat's Toro Rosso entry.
Jenson Button beat the two Ferraris to eighth place, with Kimi Raikkonen ninth after only completing one run in Q3 thanks to having run out of fresh super-softs. Fernando Alonso, in his Ferrari swansong, was 10th having failed to improve on his second run thanks to locking up and running off the track.
Kevin Magnussen in the second McLaren only had one proper run in Q2, likely because of the same underfuelling problem that also forced Button to abandon his first run before setting a time. The Dane had looked set to make the top 10, only for Raikkonen and Kvyat to knock him down to 11th on their final laps.
Jean-Eric Vergne was also knocked down the order in the final seconds, ending up 12th, with the two Force Indias of Sergio Perez and Nico Hulkenberg behind.
Sauber driver Adrian Sutil was slowest in Q2, falling three tenths short of his Q1 pace.
Romain Grosjean missed out on reaching Q2 by just over two hundredths of a second during a frenetic battle in the final seconds of the first segment of qualifying. First, Lotus driver Pastor Maldonado moved into a Q2 position before being bumped by Esteban Gutierrez, who was then relegated by Sutil.
Grosjean's final lap was not quite enough to beat Sutil, leaving him in 16th place, although he will drop to the rear of the field thanks to a 20-place penalty for changing power unit components. Gutierrez ended up 17th, ahead of Maldonado and the two Caterhams.
Kamui Kobayashi's was the faster of the two green machines, although F1 debutant Will Stevens gave a good account of himself by lapping just over half a second slower despite limited running in the car.
Rosberg wins the title if:
* He finishes first and Hamilton does not finish second
* He finishes second and Hamilton is outside the top five
* He finishes third and Hamilton is outside the top six
* He finishes fourth and Hamilton is outside the top eight
* He finishes fifth and Hamilton is outside the top nine
Hamilton wins the title if:
* He finishes first or second
* He finishes third, fourth or fifth and Rosberg doesn't win
* He finishes sixth and Rosberg is outside the top three
* He finishes eighth and Rosberg is outside the top four
* He finish ninth or worse and Rosberg is outside the top five
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|Lewis Hamilton
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|Valtteri Bottas
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|Felipe Massa
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|Daniel Ricciardo
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|Sebastian Vettel
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|Daniil Kvyat
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|Jenson Button
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|Fernando Alonso
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|Jean-Eric Vergne
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|Sergio Perez
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|Nico Hulkenberg
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|Adrian Sutil
|1m 43.074s
|Esteban Gutierrez
|1m 42.819s
|Pastor Maldonado
|1m 42.860s
|Kamui Kobayashi
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|Will Stevens
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|Romain Grosjean
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Formula 1's small teams have been promised that a solution will be found to the sport's costs crisis in the next few weeks. They have also revealed that Bernie Ecclestone has abandoned the idea of third or customer cars.
The team bosses of Lotus, Sauber and Force India met with Ecclestone and CVC representative Donald MacKenzie in Abu Dhabi on Saturday to discuss the financial problems the small teams are facing. In a joint press conference held afterward, the trio said it was encouraging that Ecclestone and CVC had finally understood that action was now needed.
"Both Bernie and CVC realize that they need to take action. We are not going to go into the details of what they are discussing but for sure they are going to go away and look at a number of things," said Lotus owner Gerard Lopez (pictured above in conversation with Sauber's Monisha Kaltenborn). "We now need to face this issue not just as the commercial rights holder, CVC and us – but we need to include the bigger teams to take up certain responsibility for what is going on right now, come to [the] table and participate in solving those problems.
"Both agree that there is an issue now, both agree that we are not beggars, we are reasonable and sensible, and both agree it can be solved."
The way forward appears to be a mixture of a redistribution of the commercial rights income in F1, allied to a push for more cost cuts. Ecclestone and CVC are likely to meet with manufacturer bosses in Abu Dhabi to discuss the ongoing situation with them.
Although the top teams have been reluctant in recent weeks to accept that they may have to make sacrifices to help smaller outfits, Lopez believes that they can be convinced to change their mind.
"They have every interest in the world of having a stable championship," he said. "The question is if the people at the racetrack are the ones that need to be looking at this or not."
The costs issue will also likely be discussed at next week's meeting of the Strategy Group and F1 Commission, although it is unclear if a solution will come immediately.
Ecclestone has suggested in recent weeks the idea of third cars, customer cars or even a two-tier Super GP2 concept to help boost the grid in the event of small teams folding. However, Lopez said that Ecclestone and CVC had realized that going down that path would not actually save costs.
"One thing we have dismissed is the idea of third cars and customer cars," he said. "We have managed to disprove that financially speaking it is not an improvement. If you have to pay more, then the cost of buying a car is more than building your own one."
Sam Bird became Formula E's second ever winner, the Briton dominating round two of the all-electric series on the Putrajaya street circuit in Malaysia.
Bird first took the lead on lap four, barging past polesitter Oriol Servia when the race was restarted following a lap-one safety car caused by a collision between Katherine Legge and Michela Cerruti.
Once in front Bird immediately gapped the field, his lead ballooning to nearly three seconds within two laps. His pace didn't come at the expense of efficiency either; Bird was the last of the drivers to make his car swap, pitting for a fresh set of wheels on lap 19.
The Virgin Racing driver emerged from the stop second, a long way behind Daniel Abt, who was the first driver to stop, but it didn't take long for Bird to hunt the German down. On lap 25 he made his move to retake the lead, and once in front he could cruise to victory.
"It's been an amazing week," said Bird. "We were quick from the first outing. Qualifying didn't quite go our way, but we put that right in the race."
China winner Lucas di Grassi came from the ninth row of the grid to finish second. The Brazilian had a clean first stint, before inheriting some spots on lap 23 when Jarno Trulli and Nelson Piquet, who were running third and fourth at the time, had a coming together on the approach to the first corner, taking both out of the race.
That left di Grassi third before his team-mate Abt started to run low on power with a couple of laps remaining and cleared the way for the Brazilian to comfortably slide through to take second.
"I felt like I had a better race than Beijing, even though I won in Beijing," di Grassi said. "I'm very happy, and will have a good party tonight."
Sebastien Buemi, who started on the last row of the grid, finished third, just over a second behind di Grassi.
Having battled for the majority of the second stint with teammate Buemi, Nicolas Prost was held up when Abt backed off to let di Grassi through. It not only forced to Prost to concede third to Buemi, but left him a sitting duck for Bruno Senna, who used his FanBoost power to motor past into fourth less than a lap later.
On the last lap, however, Senna got his approach to the fast turn nine left-hander wrong, and ended up in the wall and out of the race. That moved Jerome d'Ambrosio into fifth, ahead of Karun Chandhok and Servia. Antonio Felix da Costa finished eighth, Jaime Alguesuari ninth, while Abt – who was leading just six laps before the end – trundled home in 10th.
Meanwhile, Nick Heidfeld's poor luck continued. While running well inside the top 10 early on he was pushed into the Turn 5 wall by Franck Montagny, ending his race on the spot.
|Sam Bird
|Lucas di Grassi
|Sebastien Buemi
|Nicolas Prost
|Jerome D'Ambrosio
|Karun Chandhok
|Oriol Servia
|Antonio Felix da Costa
|Jaime Alguersuari
|Daniel Abt
|Ho-Pin Tung
|Stephane Sarrazin
|Matthew Brabham
|Bruno Senna
|Spun off
|Franck Montagny
|1 Lap
|Katherine Legge
|3 Laps
|Jarno Trulli
|3 Laps
|Nelsinho Piquet
|Nick Heidfeld
|Michela Cerruti
The all-electric Formula E open-wheelers weren't particularly fast during their debut on the streets of Beijing in September, and most people hated the techno music bed that was used to compensate for the missing exhaust notes, but I'm confident in saying Alejandro Agag's ambitious concept surpassed most expectations at Round 1. The field of cars took off from the starting grid, raced for 25 laps, and a winner was declared.
Granted, it lacked excitement, barring Nicolas Prost's attempts to launch his World Endurance Championship teammate Nick Heidfeld into orbit on the final lap, and with a thorough list of improvements to make, Formula E has a chance to show the world it listened and learned from Beijing when Round 2 kicks off on Saturday in Putrajaya, Malaysia.
If Round 1 was Formula E's opportunity to show us what this new brand of eco-friendly racing had to offer, I see Round 2 as a critical test for whether the concept can make the transition from the fringes – a curiosity – to something worth following on a regular basis.
- FOX adds Varsha, Sunday timeslot following NFL for Putrajaya Formula E
- Brabham joins Formula E Andretti team for Malaysia
- Formula E teams' association formed
- FanBoost compulsory, Formula E drivers told
- Click here to cast your FanBoost vote.
Everyone involved with the series will tell you Formula E is different; it can't be categorized like any other form of motorsport. They'll also tell you they aren't trying to appeal to the traditional racing fan – they're after a brand-new fan base of their own. Those beliefs and ambitions are fine, but like every other derivative sport, Formula E still has Formula 1, NASCAR, the WEC, WRC, IndyCar, and plenty of other established series to contend with as it seeks industry-wide legitimacy.
Until Formula E creates its own army of fans, has legions of dedicated reporters telling its story, and commands the market segment they desire, they'll be subject to the same criteria applied to other professional racing series. And that's what makes the Putrajaya ePrix such an important event.
Formula E was given a pass at Beijing, but if it doesn't look and feel like something real in Malaysia, the series will have a much harder time carving out a space of its own. Simply put, if traditional racing fans and outlets turn their backs on Formula E, the Wall Street Journals, Popular Mechanics and Bloombergs of the world aren't exactly clamoring to evangelize all-electric racing on a regular basis.
If Formula E faced a dozen hurdles at Beijing, the number is much lower in Putrajaya, but I'm still concerned about some of the obstacles they're facing.
To start, Formula 1 ends its season this weekend in Abu Dhabi and will crown a new champion on Sunday. Formula E's single-day format won't necessarily compete head-to-head with F1 when they practice, qualify and race on Saturday, but it's fair to say racing fans will be focused on F1's practice and qualifying at the same time.
Formula E team owner Michael Andretti doesn't believe F1 will take interest away from the happenings in Malaysia.
"It's not about being in competition with Formula 1 – they are two different types of racing so I don't think it will hurt us," he said. "I think Beijing was a great start to the Formula E season, but there are more races to come that will help play a part in growing the commercial side of the sport."
Dragon Racing Formula E driver Oriol Servia sees Saturday's F1-vs.-FE situation a bit differently.
"Not ideal. We offer a very different product than F1 does but it still is racing and we know that these days it is very hard, with all the entertainment offerings we all have, to get and keep the attention of the spectators for too long. The F1 finale with the championship on the line will get the most focus. With our race being Saturday, though – Friday night in the U.S. – we may get away with murder..." he wrote while on his flight to Round 2.
My other concern involves a gap of more than two months between Beijing and Putrajaya. Imagine seeing the first episode of an interesting new TV series and having to wait 70 days until the second episode aired. Would you forget about the series after a few weeks, much less remember when it was meant to return? In 2014, seven days is more than enough time for people to forget about Formula E...70 days is begging for anonymity and invisibility.
Asked if he thought Formula E would be forced to essentially re-introduce itself at Round 2, Servia (LEFT) said yes, but sees the situation improving once they leave Malaysia.
"In a way, absolutely. We had a great start. I think it was not only a total success from the sporting point of view, especially considering it's a brand-new series; we also had a lot TV viewers tune in – 25 million households, so the last thing you want to do after getting everyone excited is letting them cool down again," he said.
"The original schedule had the second race three weeks ago but the Malaysian government asked for a change. On the other hand, though, it's going to help carry the momentum from here on as we have the next three races much closer together, with the advantage of almost no other racing at all going on anywhere else in the planet."
Andretti (RIGHT) pushed back when I posed the same question.
"I don't look at the Malaysia race as being a 're-introduction' for the series. We are racing all over the world and there are added logistics involved – we're on to a once a month schedule now," he said. "It's good for us to have that extra time in between events, and especially after the first race. We've now experienced the first race and the time allows us to evaluate and prepare both as a team and a series; we can take what we started in Beijing and do an even better job in Malaysia," he said.
I then asked Oriol to share his thoughts on what lessons Formula E could take from Beijing, and in turn, how those lessons could be used to improve for Round 2. The IndyCar veteran chose improved promotions for the one thing that makes the series different from its competitors, and another item that was universally annoying.
"As a driver, I had a lot of fun and honestly wouldn't change much a part from ironing a couple details," he said. "After watching the broadcast, I thought they did a great job but also a couple little things can help the overall show, mainly explaining some of the amazing technical nuances like power regeneration systems – we have three! And two of them adjustable from the cockpit – that will make the audience better understand what is going on and get them totally interested. And maybe little lower the volume on the electronic music to make it more suitable for all audiences..."
Compared to other racing series, Formula E is an infant, and deserves the time and space to grow. Formula 1 has a massive head start on Formula E; it began in 1950 and has a giant audience locked in place. Indy car racing made its debut in 1911, the 24 Hours of Le Mans started in 1923 and NASCAR held its first race in 1949. However, times have changed since those series were formed.
Attention spans are shorter than ever, and whether it's in sports, business, government or entertainment, we tend to judge new entities in terms of instant success or instant failure – there's no middle, and no patience to watch something like Formula E gain acceptance at a glacial pace.
Servia hopes tech-minded fans and auto manufacturers will become the conduit to move Formula E from the margins to front-page material.
"On our end, we feel that without a doubt it has a great future. Not only all car manufacturers either have an electric car or in the process of having one but many more electronic-related industries like phone companies, computers will want to participate and showcase their technology," he declared. "With only two American teams on the grid and with us being based in L.A. – the city with the most electric cars in the world – we think we are in a great position for a bright, race-relevant future.
"And you know, I believe it's not a question of trying to be different or getting different fans. It is very different in almost every way to any other type of racing – the technology used, the aim of the show, the audience target, being green and relevant and city friendly. Not only can all racing fans find something to like, but all the techies out there will have a natural interest and will pay at least a minimum of attention to it. If the show is decent and entertaining, they will be more naturally hooked than other TV offerings out there."
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As frustrations grow that Mercedes will not approve a plan to allow limited in-season engine development for 2015, its main opposition has made clear that it cannot accept the situation longer term.
Ahead of next week's meetings of the Strategy Group and F1 Commission, rivals Red Bull and Ferrari have dropped a major hint that they may push for new rules for 2016 if they are restricted on what they can change next year. Red Bull boss Christian Horner even suggested that F1 should switch to twin turbos and standard energy recovery systems for the current V6 engines.
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Ferrari team principal Marco Mattiacci backed Horner's view that a more radical change to the engine rules may need to be considered for 2016, although he drew short of saying he would like to see an all-new engine.
"Definitely we need to look at something different for 2016," he said. "In terms of power unit and in terms of regulation [for] 2015 it is clear we will have to – at the moment – accept the status quo. "But definitely we are not going to accept the status quo for 2016."
Mercedes-Benz motorsport boss Toto Wolff (LEFT) is well aware that his team's rivals could push for something radical for 2016, because only majority support among teams is needed to change the rules. However, he believes that doing anything that dramatically increased engine costs could risk causing big damage to the sport.
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"We have spent considerable amounts in the development of the power unit... but I think we need to be sensible and we need to come up with solutions which enable the small teams to survive and which still enable the big teams to showcase the technology.
"Reversing everything, changing the format, changing the engines would just increase costs; it would be the opposite for what we need for Formula 1 at the current stage."
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Love these nail polishes. I am like a kid in a candy store when I go to one of their shops. I visit the Regent Street store in London and it has such a wide selection of just about every cosmetic you ever thought you wanted, and more besides. The prices are very good and they seem to have lots of reductions. I bought 5 nail polishes today and they cost me £2.50 each. Bargains. The colour spectrum on offer is wonderful. And they have lots of limited colours too. I have got a couple of their other polishes and they are good quality, apply well and last. I have no reason to believe that the ones I bought today won't be the same. I will be painting my toes the most gorgeous juicy raspberry shade with teeny gold flecks in it tonight. Sad to get quite so excited at my age but I don't get out much. Speaking of age, I do not fit the demographic of this shop, it is obviously aimed at a younger female, but they are welcoming and din't look askance when I walk in. There are lots of products to suit the more mature customer but quite a few to avoid too. The music is too loud though. I never thought I would ever say that!
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Good formula and value. Five free. Color 372 is my favorite color from them.
Super cheap, come in ever colour imaginable and fantastic quality. I've never used high-end nail varnishes (eg: Nails Inc.) but Kiko are far better quality than pharmacy brands like Rimmel or Bourjois. Don't stain your nails too badly and not difficult to remove, despite lasting a long time.
I decided to try KIKO. Im all for Essie, Nail Inc and OPI so I was quite surprised by the price.
It is hit and miss, there are some which have amazing consistency and pigmentation but not all of them, I recommend them for the price, really cheap.
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Classic red 238 which has the best consistency, opaque after one coat, easy to paint with it and I can wear it up to a week (very long time for me).
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Something more blue 389, more cold than 'Mint Candy Apple-Essie', loove the colour, quite runny comparing to the consistency of Essie, opaque after 2 coats.
I have light beige, cool toned 372, nice creamy consistency, need 2 coats, doesnt chip but gets gloopy quite fast.
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I have a huge OPI collection but couldn't resist some of the Kiko colours when I was last in Germany.
I easily got 1 week of wear out of them which was impressive given how cheap they were. The only problem I had was adjusting to the skinny brush since I'm so used to the wider OPI ones.
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I followed Gertie's Sew Retro Bombshell dress course on Craftsy a few years ago. I am only getting around to posting it now. I love how it turned out. I had to do quite a lot of fitting adjustments since the bust for this pattern is very small. In the end I think I had 3 muslins. It was worth the effort though. I have more detail about the process and review of the course on my blog: http://www.mabelmakes.com/2013/03/review-sew-retro-perfect-bombshell-dress/
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Hôtel Restaurant Le Troubadour
Maison d'hôtes Domaine de la Rhue
Set amongst oak trees, this hotel is located just outside Rocamadour's old town walls. It offers a pool with a terrace, and rooms with free Wi-Fi and views of the surrounding park.
Score from 362 reviews Superb
Le Pavilion Saint Martin is a charming building from the XVIth century, located in Souillac, in the heart of the Dordogne. Le Pavilion Saint Martin features double, triple and quadruple.
Score from 289 reviews Fabulous
Logis Hôtel Le Belvédère is a comfortable hotel in Rocamadour which has a view of the fortified citadel. The 17 rooms of the hotel are comfortable and have all the necessary equipments.
Score from 239 reviews Very good
This 2-star hotel is located at the highest point of Rocamadour, 50 metres from a viewpoint offering views of the medieval city.
Score from 437 reviews Fabulous
Location and staff
near center of village and sights excellent resturant across road
difficult to find with car
A characterful property in an excellent position for sight seeing. Convenient parking available outside the hotel. Dinner in the hotel restaurant, which is located opposite, was delicious, & service superb. We hope to return again soon.
Lack of toiletries in the bathroom. Only shampoo/shower gels provided.
Great location with excellent parking and helpful staff
Right in the middle of Rocamadour yet able to park outside.
Superb position right in the centre of Rocamadour. Hotel in a 15th century building. Our room had a large balcony over looking the street. Great to people watch with a glass of vino in your hand. Free parking right outside, if the car park is full the staff take it to an underground car park below the hotel and bring it back up to the hotel when required
Nothing but remember Rocamadour is a one street town and is so unique it is busy in the high season during the day. but a visit is highly recommended.
location, parking
Hotel is in heart of Rocamador. Terrace restaurant has fantastic view of valley. Good size bedroom
Stayed 2 nights but only used restaurant once as menu remained unchanged
The friendliness of the staff. The location of the hotel. Good car parking facility. The decor and good quality of the furniture
the menu was rather expensive compared to other places we went to.
Location. All staff. Parking arrangements (garaged) Restaurant. Quirkiness.
No complaints.
Location, location, location. Large comfortable room. Nice terrace restaurant and a good breakfast. Even though the Hotel is on the main street through Rocamadour it is quiet at night and stays quiet until 8 isn in the morning. Centrally located in the town.
Amazing location Very good restaurant Very comfortable ro with lovely views
The desk staff were exceptionally welcoming, pleasant and helpful!,lovely room and superb location!
Wonderful location in old medieval town of Rocamadour. Food in restaurant and bistro was very good. We were upgraded to a premier room and it was lovely.
Owing to mild winter there was an unusually high number of flies. Although the hotel had no control over this they should have taken more care to cover the food which was often covered in flies - not pleasant!
Room Shower and bath Bed Village location Staff great
Restaurant looks amazing but the service and quality in the attached bistro needed some attention
The restaurant is excellent.
Food, service, room and bathroom. Views from room as requested. All in all a lovely experience
Coffee from the machine at breakfast, but I could have asked for one from the bar I was informed later.
Great location Restaurant with great food and nice setting Pleasant stay Would come back again
Very central hotel. Splendid room with lovely views of the valley. Very helpful and friendly staff who spoke English well. Hotel breakfasts were excellent. Private parking for hotel.
I would have preferred breakfast cost to be included.
Fantastic location. Car park right by the hotel & staff moved guest's cars around so there was always space.
Only lounge seemed to be a dimly lit cave behind the main stairs
Wonderful staff, especially the girl who ordered my taxi from the train station . Being a solo traveller speaking little French she was like an angel. My was lovely. Food at the restaurant excellent.
Nadine, the concierge was the finest I have come across. The most enthusiastic, helpful person I could hope for!
I have no complaints.
Amazing location, right by the elevator. And reserved parking.
Dingy rooms; very spartan.
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Gary Williams introduces to you Nicholas Narcisse, from The First Tee of Fort Worth, and his family who are turning their lives around after surviving the devastating effects of Hurricane Katrina. Watch Morning Drive every day on Golf Channel.First Tee teaches like perseverance and the turnaround that I had since Hurricane Katrina just everything was good in New Orleans but then. To have such tragedy happen and such, destruction and everything. And then my family and I, we came out stronger. Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you, Avery. One of the things I think that's really cool about Nick is he has never shirked his role, as being a role model for the younger people in the chapter. Young people just are kinda drawn to him. They're interested in him and. To his
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Twenty-four members of The First Tee visited the Player Academy at Old Town Club, near the campus of Wake Forest University.And you are going to the Nature Valley First Tee Open in Pebble Beach Oh my gosh! No way! Congratulations, buddy! Thank you, Nature Valley! We're goin to Pebble I had a chance to meet Cameron Smith in person a couple of weeks ago at our charity event for the first tee of the grand strand in the first tee of Brunswick county. She is so stoked to go to Pebble Beach and this is the site. Right here, all these kids will get to see. Her dream is to compete alongside Rocco Mediate , we'll see if it comes true. Everybody partnering up with a great Champion's Tour player. Nature Valley First Tee Open at Pebble Beach September 23rd thru the 29th.
The First Tee of Grand Strand and Brunswick County
Kelly Tilghman and Charlie Rymer introduce you to Sami Spencer, Jackson Cole and Cameryn Smith, participants of The First Tee from Myrtle Beach, S.C. Watch Morning Drive on Golf Channel.the First Tee Core Values that you've learned over the years. To Pebble Beach to represent your chapter, the First Tee of Brunswick County. Who is the dream partner for you at Pebble Beach later this year. Definitely Rocco Mediate . Why is that? Because he's such a fun guy to be around and I think that I would enjoy the experience a lot more just being comfortable around him and making it a fun. Yeah. Did you hear that Rocco? She's lobbying for you. She's coming after you, Rocco Mediate . I can guarantee you're gonna have a lot of fun if you do land him as a partner. Last year, Ashley Sloup, who represented this chapter, ended up playing with Fred Couples and had the time of her life. Mm-hm. What do we have in front of us here, Charlie? Oh, you know, hey,
Ginella's Journeys: Benton Harbor, MI.
Matt Ginella takes a trip to the Harbor Shores Golf Club to meet with Jeff Noel, president of Harbor Shores development, about the restoration efforts by Whirlpool, Jack Nicklaus, The First Tee, and the local community to bring Benton Harbor, Michigan back to life.of harbor shores development. And. Fifty years ago what was then Harbour. Benton Harbor was a thriving area had lots of manufacturing and had a working harbor. And unfortunately when and how wage low skilled jobs started leaving this country especially the lead less. We have lots of factories that closed and in the area this golf course . There were some 6000 people employee was manufacturing companies and all of lost their jobs and about an eighteen month period. And most of those buildings and empty for about 25 years until we started going this golf course so whirlpool had a decision to make. Stay or go I'd say every year throughout the 1980s and 1990s we had always
Headed to Pebble: First Tee participants get the invite
The First Tee coaches Emily Valentine and Cameron Fields discuss the program and find out that they are going to the upcoming Nature Valley First Tee Open at Pebble Beach. Watch Morning Drive everyday on Golf Channel.great, great decisions, and that's something I use on and off the golf course . Emily? I really enjoy the, the three tips for having fun: be patient, be positive, and ask for help. So. I usenow officially in the field for the 54 hole event, staged at Pebble Beach Golf Link and Poppy Hills Golf Course . Poppy Hills replacing Del Monty golf course this year. No doubt about it memories will be made for all of them participating.
The First Tee: McBride overcomes obstacles
Christion McBride joins Charlie Rymer on set to discuss his The First Tee experience and what the program has done for his golf game and him as a person. Watch Morning Drive 7AM ET.you know, I watched him, back in 2008. Watched him win the US Open and, you know, I just fell in love with the game. So, by age ten I was looking for golf programs to help, enhance my skills and make me a better person so that's when we found the First Tee Central Florida. In what ways, has golf impacted your life, away from the golf course ? The First Tee teaches, a lot of skills for life, not, not only, use on the course but also, you know, in
The First Tee alums turned Golf Channel interns
Alumni of The First Tee and current Golf Channel interns talk about the programs importance and role in their own lives. Watch Morning Drive everyday at 7AM ET.fear, the First Tee as a vehicle, perhaps, to find the next Tiger Woods or the next Michele Wie. But it sounds like that's not really what the First Tee is about. Lauren, is that true? Yes. It's absolutely true. Golf is important but it is not everything. First Tee is all about shaping the next future generation, exposing golf to everyone, and getting kids a healthier track. The nine healthy habits Annika did, and we do the nine core values. And we, really, that is the most important thing about First Tee is
The First Tee of Fort Worth: Patton, Harper receive scholarships
Fort Worth residents Jacey Patton and Anthony Harper III are the first recipients of a new partners scholarship between Texas Wesleyan and the Ben Hogan Foundation. Watch Morning Drive everyday 7AM ET.recipients of a new partner scholarship between Texas Wesleyan University and the Ben Hogan Foundation. Candidates are selected by the First Tee, and the scholarship includes the full cost of tuition , fees , and books for four years. Fantastic. Here's a little bit of reaction from the two recipients. When I found out I got
The First Tee at The Players Championship
Aspiring junior golfers participated in The First Tee Challenge Shootout at The Players Championship. Rich Lerner was on hand to watch the shots and fun unfold.these of course are the nine core values of the first tee honesty , integrity , sportsmanship, respect, confidence, responsibility, perseverance, courtesy and judgement. I'll tell you what guys, to me the First Tee isn't about finding the next Tiger Woods or Phil Mickelson . It's about exposing these kids to the game of golf and the values that the game of golf presents the kids, perseverance,
Juniors selected for Nature Valley First Tee Open
The First Tee announced Tuesday evening the names of the 81 junior players competing in this year's Nature Valley First Tee Open at Pebble Beach, Sept. 26-28.
Bringing golf to kids: Charlotte's The First Tee program
The First Tee helps teach kids the skills and way of life through golf in Charlotte, North Carolina.Tee has had a positive impact. And while Rory and Phil and Justin Rose try to go low at Quell Hollow, students across the region will be introduced to the game of golf through First Tee
Drive, Chip & Putt Champ.: Meet Tia Walker
Meet 11-year-old Tia Walker, a competitor who is going to Augusta for the Drive, Chip & Putt Championship. Watch Morning Drive everyday 7AM ET.who's competitive, no issues for him, he likes getting out on the golf course , my one who's fifteen he likes getting out and just whacking the ball as far as he can, we listen to a little music when we play we don't keep score, we don't have to follow the rules all the time when you are playing golf . Just a great way to get people together and getting kids out on the golf course . It, it, it is I and the first tee's done an unbelievable job. They're what they've done all across the country, and
The First Tee and the Northern Trust Open
See The First Tee at the Northern Trust Open introducing more kids to the game of golf. Watch Morning Drive everyday 7AM ET.something that is accessible to them as well. I started last summer Playing golf cuz I wanted to join my, school's golf team. So new to me, and I'm learning a lot. People don't think about golf for kids and we're seeing kids at younger ages coming in and I think it's definitely helping them, as they grow and in school as well. When they see the pros. Which hopefully will give them some ideas about golf, and you know, wanting to continue and grow in the sport. It's very important to keep your head still and stay still during the swing. Just watch. PGA Tour and sports and, and all this is always gonna be here, and you need to make sure you go get a good
Junior Academy: Using your thumbs to gain distance
School of Golf host Martin Hall teaches a junior from The First Tee a drill for hitting the ball farther. Watch School of Golf Wednesdays 7PM ET.Welcome to Golf Channel Academy. This is School of Golf, and I'm your teacher Martin Hall with a great tip for juniors. I'm pleased to be joined by Cole Chastain, from the first tee of Central Florida. Cole, thank you for joining me. Thank you for sneaking out of school, not to worry we won't tell anybody! Okay, I've actually watched you hit a few, you've got some very nice things going in your golf swing , but I have a tip for you concerning your thumbs. Thumbs very important in golf. I actually think that as you swing,through, we're going to take both thumbs and point them at your, left shoulder . They won't touch it, but that's a great drill to get the hands and arms to work as they must in a golf swing . Thumbs to your right shoulder, or target. Thumbs to your left shoulder . Now let me see you do that without a club, and we're going to do it with both thumbs to your right shoulder. Good, thumbs to your left shoulder . One more time. So, you don't always have to have a club to practice your golf swing , you can do this just before dinner if you wanted to. Let's have one practice swing before you hit the ball. At least one practice swing. And one thing for you Cole to say always with your practice swing, if it's an iron, always hit the ground. Thumbs to the right shoulder. Thumbs to the left shoulder . And let's hit the mat. Let's take, take a piece of the Golf Channel mat with you. Very good. So here we go. Thumbs to the right shoulder. Thumbs to the left shoulder . And that was nicely hit. Didn't quite get the thumbs to the left shoulder , that's why it stays out to the right, but I want you to promise me you'll practice that. You loved the first tee, I've certainly enjoyed having you here today, and thank you for joining us on the Golf Channel Academy for the best in golf instruction. I'm Martin Hall, and for more great tips like these, tune into School of Golf
Core values and core strength: The First Tee advice from Player
Gary Player talks to members of The First Tee about core values. Watch Morning Drive everyday 7AM ET.the game. See all these guys practicing, all of them. Is anyone Tiger Woods ? All these guys here, a whole lot of them and this any half of them. None of them can play like Tiger Woods . None of them. So, you can expect to be the very-- you hope to be the best at whatever you do, but if you're not, long as you're trying your very best and you have a sense of appreciation. -Mr. Player delivering that great message, of course. These are the nine healthy habits of the First Tee: energy, play, safety, vision, mind, family, friends, school, and community. Can't say that message enough.
The First Tee: One of the best things to happen in golf
Charlie Rymer shares why 'The First Tee' program is one of the best things that has happened in golf in the last fifty years. Watch Morning Drive 7AM ET.golf's amazing capacity to do what it does for charity. Sure the PGA tours over 2 billion dollars in charitable giving right now. That's great. But I'm talking about little golf tournaments that happen in places way off the map. They raise money for a band to take a trip, for a kid to
The First Tee: The inaugural 9 Healthy Habits Summit
Manager of eLearning & Training Support for The First Tee, Rachel Maruno discusses the inaugural 9 Healthy Habits Summit where selected teen participants will have a chance to meet Chelsea Clinton. Watch Morning Drive everyday 7AM ET.learn about global health issues. They've also invited our participants to join Chelsea Clinton in her day of action where they'll be participating in the Neighborhood Service Cleanup project. -Why was it important for The First Tee to align its self with the Clinton Foundation? -You know, the Clinton Foundation is making great strides in improving the health of our country. And The First Tee, you know, we are aligned with the Clinton Foundation in that matter. We created The First Tee Nine Healthy Habits not to just focus on improving young people's health and wellness. The Nine Healthy Habits focus on the aspects of physical, emotional and social wellness as well so we're touching on, you know, being active, making healthy nutritious choices but one of the healthy habits is also school. School encourages our young participants to, you know, give their all in learning, making strong relationships and getting back
The First Tee: Avenue to success
The First Tee provides direction to young people through the core values that lead to success in school to graduate and go on to college. Watch 'Morning Drive' everyday 7AM ET.me to it. We would go out on a Sunday and go play golf . -I think everybody ought to play with their grandchildren. I think it's a great thing. And when she's early on her game, she might beat me a couple of strokes, you know, and it tickles me as much as it does her. -I don't think I can imagine my life without golf. Golf has given me this confidence. It's made me prouder of myself. If my grandpa hadn't have gotten me involved and hadn't found all about The First Tee, I probably wouldn't play golf right now. -Sarah is now a high school graduate and is attending Texas A&M. students completing high school and moving on to college are a priority of many chapters. And at The First Tee of Monterey, they have taken that commitment to the next level. 45 minutes from Pebble Beach , The First Tee of Monterey features a program called Pay It Forward. It helps college students with their financial needs while providing a mentoring platform for local youths. -We have local students who are provided the scholarships with local money from the local individuals and foundations with the hope that they will stay local and become leaders in the community once they've graduated from college. -47 college students are currently enrolled in the program, each taking pride in mentoring First Tee participants by assisting with school work, offering friendship and
The First Tee: Goals and Vision
Holly Sonders is joined by Annika Sorenstam and 16-year-old T.J. Wright, from The First Tee of Lakeland, to talk about setting goals and having a vision plan to reach your dreams. Watch Morning Drive 7AM ET.First Tee of course places so much emphasis on core values and healthy habits . And one of those healthy habits is vision. You know, where do you wanna go from here? What do you see in your future? So T.J., where do you see yourself and what do you wanna do with your life? -Well, right now, I'm in 10th grade at George Lincoln's High School. -And after high school I think I wanna go to college at the University of Florida. And I play golf and I'm competitive golfer, so I would like to play golf in college and then maybe go professional and play with the PGA Tour . -Big goals. -Yes, ma'am. -And what if you're not a pro-golfer what else would you do? -Well, I want to still be


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Matt Rourke, Associated Press
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Longtime Penn State head coach Joe Paterno said that the university mishandled its response to the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal, a former assistant coach testified Monday.
Mike McQueary was called as a witness in a hearing for three former Penn State officials accused in a cover-up of the scandal. He told the judge that the late Hall of Fame coach had told him over the years that "Old Main screwed up" — referring to university administrators — in response to the allegation against Sandusky.
Former Penn State president Graham Spanier, retired university vice president Gary Schultz and ex-athletic director Tim Curley are accused of failing to tell police about a sexual abuse allegation involving Sandusky and then trying to cover it up. They have proclaimed their innocence. At the hearing, they sat at separate tables with their lawyers.
McQueary testified about a specific exchange at football practice in the hours before Paterno's firing in November 2011, just days after Sandusky had been arrested.
He recalled the head coach as saying that the school would come down hard on McQueary and try to make him a scapegoat. Paterno advised McQueary not to trust the administration or then-university counsel Cynthia Baldwin, the former assistant coach testified.
A Penn State spokesman said Monday the university would not comment on the legal proceedings.
Paterno died in January 2012. He has never been charged, though former FBI Director Louis Freeh said in a university-sanctioned report that Paterno conspired with the three school officials to conceal accusations against Sandusky.
Paterno's family has vehemently denied those allegations. The former coach was "respectful of the process ... and wanted to know the truth form the beginning," and the latest testimony raised more questions about the credibility of Freeh's report, Paterno family spokesman Dan McGinn said.
"Joe Paterno believed the issue would be and should be handled properly," McGinn said. "That's been true since the beginning here."
The hearing, which could last several days, began Monday after being delayed for months because of a legal dispute about the role played in the case by Baldwin, who had accompanied the administrators to their grand jury appearances.
The judge must determine whether there's enough evidence against the ex-officials to send the case to trial. The three are charged with perjury, obstruction, endangering the welfare of children, failure to properly report suspected abuse and conspiracy. Those charges include allegations of hiding evidence from investigators and lying to a grand jury.
McQueary has testified that he saw Sandusky and a boy engaged in a sex act in the locker room shower 2001 and within days reported it to Paterno, Curley and Schultz.
Curley and Schultz "definitely knew it was a sexual act, a molestation act between Jerry Sandusky and a boy in the showers," McQueary testified.
Curley and Schultz have said McQueary never reported that the encounter was sexual in nature, while Spanier has said Curley and Schultz never told him about any sort of sex abuse of a boy. They said they had believed that Sandusky and the boy were engaged in nothing more than horseplay.
Sandusky is serving a 30- to 60-year prison sentence after being convicted last year of sexually abusing 10 boys. He maintains his innocence.
Associated Press writer Genaro C. Armas in State College contributed to this report.
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Buff Bagwell
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Marcus Bagwell
Date of Birth
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Place of Birth
One of the things that WWE likes about Leah Van Damme, also known as Carmella in WWE NXT, is the fact that she spent three years as a cheerleader for the New England Patriots. The company likes touting stuff like that, as evident by how they routinely note that Layla El was a former Miami Heat dancer before joining wrestling.
February 15, 2014
Like a lot of other celebrities, Stacy Keibler attended the Super Bowl game this year between the Denver Broncos and the Seattle Seahawks. The former NFL cheerleader was there to support Shaun Phillips, a defensive end who plays for the Broncos.
February 6, 2014
Rosa Mendes posted a picture on Twitter of herself and Alicia Fox wearing cheerleader outfits while backstage at a WWE event.
January 2, 2014
"When I first heard the news of the Ultimate Warrior's passing - from my oldest son - my first thoughts were of his precious daughters, and how their father - whose love for them was clear - had been taken away from them far to early in their lives. My second thought was about the foolish tweet I sent out during Warrior's Hall of Fame induction speech - and how badly I wish I could have taken those words back. Maybe they seemed harmless at the time, but in retrospect, the fact that my final words about Warrior were negative ones has had me feeling pretty bad these last 24 hours. I did not dislike Warrior. I got along fine with him in 1996, and years later, during a 'Legends Rountable' focusing on 'Heatseekers', I was good-naturedly kidded by my fellow Roundtable guests for having nothing negative to say about Warrior, Paul Heyman or Buff Bagwell." - Mick Foley talks about his relationship with Ultimate Warrior
April 10, 2014
During a recent interview, Buff Bagwell noted that he was not being paid to have sex with people. The former WCW star stated that Showtime would not allow such a thing. It was discovered earlier this month that Bagwell had become a gigolo in Nevada, and that he was one of the stars of a new reality television show that focused on that industry.
March 20, 2014
During a recent interview, Buff Bagwell stated that nothing can save TNA at this point. He also made sure to mention that he was not upset with the company for refusing to hire him. Bagwell questions Dixie Carter and her decision to not bring in bigger names, including himself, to help increase the ratings. Interestingly enough, he stated that even the Rock could not save TNA.
March 10, 2014
During a recent interview, Buff Bagwell was asked for his opinion on CM Punk, and he stated that Punk was simply too small of a performer. Bagwell feels that is a detriment to WWE for him to be that small. He also noted that the difference in size was a big reason why management kept Punk away from the Rock for as long as they possibly could.
March 10, 2014
During a recent interview, Buff Bagwell was asked about John Cena, and he stated that he could have been just as big as Cena had WWE given him the exact same push. He also noted that Cena was not as good as guys like Sting, Goldberg, Steve Austin and the Rock. Bagwell feels that Cena is simply at the right place at the right time.
March 10, 2014
Fans were a bit shocked recently to hear that Buff Bagwell has decided to make the jump from professional wrestling to male escorting. Apparently, his former WCW coworker Konnan caught him on television and made this comment on Twitter about the situation.
March 6, 2014
It was reported earlier that Buff Bagwell has become a gigolo in Las Vegas. Well, it turns out that the former WCW and WWE star has been doing rather well at his new profession. He is now the second most popular escort on the Cowboys 4 Angels website, which is affiliated with a television show on Showtime.
March 5, 2014
Since things have not been working out for him in professional wrestling, Buff Bagwell appears to have located a new line of work. The former WCW star is now a gigolo out in Las Vegas. He was featured on Gigolos, a show on Showtime, recently. Things will reportedly be branched out to Atlanta, where Bagwell resided, if things go well on the show.
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Johnny Depp Wears a Diamond Engagement Ring, Doesn't Care What You Think
Byon April 1, 2014
Johnny Depp is way too cool to do the whole Hollywood song-and-dance making an official announcement that he's engaged. Heck, he hasn't even acknowledged that he's dating actress Amber Heard, despite the fact that they've been spotted together many times over the past few months. This is a man so committed to his privacy that he owns an island to ensure people stay out of his business. So it was either a slyly calculated move or a huge lapse in judgement when Depp wore a sparkling band on the ring finger of his left hand yesterday at a press conference (I'm gonna go with the former).
But wait: this is Johnny Depp we're talking about so he didn't opt for some plain band. No, he went with a, well, a full-blown diamond ring. He referred to it as a "chick's ring" when asked whether or not this meant, as it typically does, that he was, in fact, engaged, saying, "The fact that I'm wearing a chick's ring on my finger is probably a dead giveaway. Not very subtle."
No, not very subtle at all, Mr. Depp. Something like this would've been more discerning (and, to be honest, more your style). Or even this. A diamond ring, especially on a man, begs to be mentioned. Ah well, love is blind. So is its choice in accessories, it would seem.
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