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MANILA (AFP) - Filipino boxing superstar Manny Pacquiao has dismissed reports that he and American Floyd Mayweather are to hold talks about fighting each other, questioning whether a bout will ever happen.
Manila newspapers were abuzz with talk over Christmas that a September 2014 date had been set, but Pacquiao, 35, told the website Philboxing.com that a deal is not imminent.
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Summary: In this powerful and dramatic biography Sylvia Nasar vividly re-creates the life of a mathematical genius whose career was cut short by schizophrenia and who, after three decades of devastating mental illness, miraculously recovered and was honored with a Nobel Prize. A Beautiful Mind traces the meteoric rise of John Forbes Nash, Jr., a prodigy and legend by the age of thirty, who dazzled the mathematical world by solving a series of deep problems deemed ''impossible'' by other mathemati ...show morecians. But at the height of his fame, Nash suffered a catastrophic mental breakdown and began a harrowing descent into insanity, resigning his post at MIT, slipping into a series of bizarre delusions, and eventually becoming a dreamy, ghostlike figure at Princeton, scrawling numerological messages on blackboards. He was all but forgotten by the outside world -- until, remarkably, he emerged from his madness to win world acclaim. A feat of biographical writing, A Beautiful Mind is also a fascinating look at the extraordinary and fragile nature of genius. ...show less
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Marylhurst University dedicated a Peace Pole on campus in January 2015, a gift from the Lake Oswego Rotary Club.
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Perhaps setting a minimum is more pressing? Egypt sets 'maximum wage'
The government's official legislative gazette published the regulations for setting maximum wages, with no exemptions for the judicial system, police forces or banking sectors, state-run Al-Ahram newspaper reported Monday.
Debate over the maximum has been ongoing for the past several years with speculations on the exclusion of several sectors riding during the past several months.
Last month, Prime Minister Ibrahim Mehleb said the government has been "clearly tasked" to apply the maximum wage at all levels of the public sector.
Maximum wages will be applied to those holding judicial positions, members of the armed forces, police force and employees in the Administrative Control Authority (ACA) and the Central Auditing Organisation (CAO).
The regulations also illustrated that maximum wages will be applied on administrative authorities that belong to the state, economic bodies and holding companies.
These regulations indicate that maximum wages will be applied to the Central bank of Egypt, Nasser Social Bank (NSB), National Investment Bank (NIB) and Principal Bank for Development and Agricultural credit (PBDAC).
Maximum wages will also be applied to general authorities and holding companies in the country. This includes the Egypt Post Authority, the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC), the Egyptian Petrochemicals Holding Company (ECHEM) and the Food Industries Holding Company.
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In their second meeting this season, the Northumberland Lady Indians softball team took another come from behind win over the Lady Drifters of Colonial Beach. The Indians 9-3 victory came after trailing 3-1 at the Beach this past Thursday.
Northumberland opened the scoring with a run in the top of the first only to see the Lady Drifters score three runs in their half of the inning.
The Lady Indians scored a run in the third and tied the game in the fourth.
But in the top of the sixth, the Indians exploded for five runs.
Taylor Childress singled, Sarah Haynie's sacrifice moved her to second. Julie King singled and Micaela Wilson reached on an error, driving in both runners. July Traylor singled, Jessie Rew doubled, driving in two more runs. Mary Kathryn Hall's single plated Rew.
From the plate, Rew was 2-52 with a double, a triple, two RBIs and two runs scored. Wilson went 2-4 with a double, three RBIs and runs scored. Kaci Payne also went 2-4 with two doubles and two RBIs. Mary Kathryn Hall went the seven innings on the mound, allowing six hits, two earned runs, two walks and striking out six.
Colonial Beach's Madison Gorfida went 2-3 from the plate with two RBIs and run scored. Taylor Lee followed with a hit and an RBI.
Northumberland had a total of 12 hits and one error in comparison to Colonial Beach's five and four errors.
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Orquesta Sinfónica del Estado de México (State of Mexico Symphony Orchestra)Presented by Music Worcester at Mechanics Hall, Worcester February 13, 2015 Enrique Bátiz, Music Director Maestro Enrique Bátiz helped found the Orquesta ...more |
Boston Philharmonic Orchestra in WorcesterPresented by Music Worcester at Mechanics Hall, Worcester February 20, 2015 Benjamin Zander, Music Director & Conductor J. Strauss Frühlingsstimmen Op. 410 (Voices of Spring) |
Daniil Trifonov, pianoPresented by Celebrity Series of Boston at NEC's Jordan Hall, Boston March 13, 2015 Daniil Trifonov dazzled Celebrity Series audiences in his sold out 2012 recital on The Debut Series. Don't miss this phenomenal young pianist as he continues his meteoric...more |
Venice Baroque Orchestra with Avi Avital, mandolinPresented by Boston Early Music Festival at First Church in Cambridge, Congregational, Cambridge March 13, 2015 Music of Vivaldi, Albinoni, Marcello, Geminiani, and Paisiello Back by popular demand! The Venice Baroque Orchestra has been hailed as "one of the world's most...more |
Shabbat Dinner And Singing with the KlezmaticsPresented by Boston Jewish Music Festival March 13, 2015 This is a first for BJMF: Let's have Shabbat dinner together! |
CubaNOLAPresented by Celebrity Series of Boston March 14, 2015 Arturo O'Farrill and the Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra with special guest, alto saxophonist and New Orleans native Donald Harrison, explore the common roots of jazz as seen in the early music of...more |
Arturo O'Farrill and the Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra with special guest Donald Harrison, CubaNOLAPresented by Celebrity Series of Boston at Berklee Performance Center, Boston March 14, 2015 Arturo O'Farrill and the Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra with special guest, alto saxophonist and New Orleans native Donald Harrison, explore the common roots of jazz as seen in the early music of...more |
Leo KottkePresented by Rockport Music at Shalin Liu Performance Center, Rockport March 14, 2015 A two-time Grammy nominee, legendary acoustic guitarist Leo Kottke is known for his signature fingerpicking style drawing from blues, jazz and folk music and his syncopated, polyphonic melodies....more |
ROSSINI: La Donna del LagoPresented by Rockport Music at Shalin Liu Performance Center, Rockport March 14, 2015 Bel canto superstars Joyce DiDonato and Juan Diego Flórez join forces for this Rossini showcase of vocal virtuosity, set in the medieval Scottish highlands and based on a beloved novel by...more |
Titans IIIPresented by Cape Symphony March 14, 2015 Be among the first to hear Nth Degree, Cape Symphony's new force in chamber music. Jae Cosmos Lee, our Concertmaster, directs this exciting new group which features our incredibly talented...more |
Bach Mass in B minorPresented by Musica Sacra at First Church in Cambridge, Congregational, Cambridge March 14, 2015 Join Musica Sacra for a work widely regarded as one of the supreme achievements of classical music. With soloists Teresa Wakim, Soprano, Douglas Dodson, Countertenor, Sumner Thompson, Tenor, and...more |
Queen of the French Baroque: Elisabeth Jacquet de la GuerrePresented by La Donna Musicale - RUMBARROCO March 14, 2015 We will be celebrating the 350th anniversary of her birth with performances of her Scriptural Cantatas, suites, sonatas, and excerpts from her opera Cephale et Procris. One of the...more |
The Klezmatics in SomervillePresented by Boston Jewish Music Festival at Somerville Theatre, Somerville March 14, 2015 The Klezmatics - Experience this one of a kind, Grammy-winning fusion of klezmer, jazz and Americana. The Klezmatics make music that is wild, mystical, provocative, reflective and...more |
Tristan & YseultPresented by ArtsEmerson at Cutler Majestic Theatre, Boston March 5 - March 15, 2015 Kneehigh's Tristan & Yseult elevates this classic love triangle to epic proportions – complete with forbidden desires, broken hearts and tender truths. This innovative tale...more |
Boston Symphony Chamber Players with pianist Emanuel AxPresented by Boston Symphony Orchestra (BSO) at NEC's Jordan Hall, Boston March 15, 2015 Pianist?Emanuel Ax?joins the Chamber Players on Sunday, March 15 for a program centered on the music of Robert Schumann and Gy?rgy Kurt?g (himself a noted admirer of Schumann's music and one...more |
WSO Family Concert on Saint Patrick's DayPresented by The Wellesley Symphony Orchestra at MassBay Community College, Wellesley March 15, 2015 The WSO Family Concert features musicians from the Wellesley Public Schools, the winner of the 2013 WSO Concerto Competition, Irish Party in 3d Class from Titanic, Isle of Innesfree...more |
Maceo ParkerPresented by Rockport Music at Shalin Liu Performance Center, Rockport March 15, 2015 Maceo Parker stands among the legends of funk, forging the first half of his stellar career as a sideman for the genre's forefathers James Brown and George Clinton. From being an essential...more |
Ronan TynanPresented by The Wilbur Theatre at Wilbur Theatre, Boston March 15, 2015 Dr. Ronan Tynan is known for his versatile range of repertoire, including the operatic, oratorio, concert, and popular music genres. Through the years he has...more |
Israeli All Star CabaretPresented by Boston Jewish Music Festival March 15, 2015 A cabaret style evening showcasing four of outstanding young Israeli musicians living in Boston, directed by Matti Kovler, featuring: Ehud Etun, Jazz Trio |
Classical and Operatic Music by Jewish ComposersPresented by Boston Jewish Music Festival March 15, 2015 Cantor Rosemberg and the Boston Chamber Symphony present works by renowned Jewish composers including Gustav Mahler, Darius Milhaud, Jacques Offenbach, Leo Weiner, and Jacques Halevy. |
Fraunstimmen: Women's Voices from RavensbruckPresented by Boston Jewish Music Festival March 15, 2015 A powerful, theatrical cabaret portraying the lives of seven women who were imprisoned at Ravensbruck, the Nazi's only camp built for an all-female, ethnically diverse...more |
Video Games LivePresented by The Wilbur Theatre at Wilbur Theatre, Boston March 16, 2015 Video Games Live™ is an immersive concert event featuring music from the most popular video games of all time. Created, produced and hosted by well known game industry veteran and superstar...more |
Christoph von Dohnanyi conducts Strauss and Mozart featuring pianist Emanuel AxPresented by Boston Symphony Orchestra (BSO) at Symphony Hall, Boston March 12 - March 17, 2015 Revered German conductor Christoph von Dohn?nyi leads the BSO in two consecutive weeks of programs this season. The first features beloved pianist Emanuel Ax in two works-Mozart's Piano...more |
Jefferson StarshipPresented by TCAN - The Center for Arts in Natick at The Center for Arts in Natick, Natick March 19, 2015 Paul Kantner and Marty Balin founded Jefferson Airplane in 1965. The Airplane were the biggest rock group in America during the 1960s and the first San Francisco band to sign a major record deal,...more |
Ledisi: The Intimate Truth TourPresented by The Wilbur Theatre at Wilbur Theatre, Boston March 19, 2015 Ledisi Anibade Young is an American R&B and jazz recording artist, songwriter and actress. Her first name means "to bring forth" or "to come here" in Yoruba....more |
The Moody Blues Timeless Flight: The Polydor YearsPresented by The Hanover Theatre for the Performing Arts at The Hanover Theatre for the Performing Arts, Worcester March 19, 2015 The name, legendary. The music, timeless. THE MOODY BLUES have sold in excess of 70 million albums worldwide and have been awarded an astonishing 14 platinum and gold discs. Their incredible...more |
Mozart: C Minor MassPresented by Cantata Singers at NEC's Jordan Hall, Boston March 20, 2015 Mozart's iconic Great Mass in C minor, K. 427 contrasts in beautiful and surprising ways with Beethoven's "Elegiac Song," Op. 118 and Haydn's Symphony No....more |
Perfume GeniusPresented by The Sinclair at The Sinclair, Cambridge March 20, 2015 Seattle musician Mike Hadreas made one of my favorite albums of last year, "Too Bright." His music has a shimmering, yet weighty quality that is rooted in despair but somehow animated...more |
Bach: St. John PassionPresented by Emmanuel Music at Emmanuel Church, Boston, Boston March 21, 2015 This sacred oratorio brims with the beautiful yet unrelenting musical and textual tension found between gentle reflective arias and brutal crowd choruses. Betrayal, torment, and death commingle...more |
Christoph von Dohnanyi conducts Mozart's last three symphoniesPresented by Boston Symphony Orchestra (BSO) at Symphony Hall, Boston March 19 - March 21, 2015 Any opportunity to hear the final three symphonies of Mozart played by the BSO in a single program-in this instance under the distinguished baton of Christoph von Dohn?nyi-is a special event....more |
Richie Furay BandPresented by TCAN - The Center for Arts in Natick at The Center for Arts in Natick, Natick March 21, 2015 Richie Furay is an American singer, songwriter, and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame member who is best known for forming the 1960s band Buffalo Springfield and later, Poco. His best known song with...more |
New Moon Coffeehouse presents bluegrass with Southern RailPresented by New Moon Coffeehouse and Southern Rail - Bluegrass March 21, 2015 SOUTHERN RAIL brings their upbeat brand of Bluegrass and happy mayhem to the NEW MOON COFFEEHOUSE in HAVERHILL on Saturday March 21 at 8 pm. This promises to be another packed house,...more |
An Evening with Penny and SparrowPresented by The Red Room @ Cafe 939 at The Red Room at Cafe 939, Boston March 21, 2015 Penny and Sparrow is an Austin, Texas band with a stripped-down, return-to-basics sound reminiscent of Bon Iver and the Swell Season. They understand that you don't need gimmicks to make...more |
GhazalPresented by World Music/CRASHarts at Berklee Performance Center, Boston March 21, 2015 Beautiful, mesmerizing, and profoundly musical, Ghazal brings together world-renowned Persian and Indian musicians to create an exquisite and harmonious dialogue between the two traditions....more |
Golden Dragon AcrobatsPresented by World Music/CRASHarts at Cutler Majestic Theatre, Boston March 21, 2015 Cirque Zíva is sure to entertain, delight, and keep audiences of all ages on the edge of their seats. Performed by the internationally celebrated Golden Dragon Acrobats from Hebei...more |
Missa SolemnisPresented by Back Bay Chorale at Sanders Theatre, Cambridge March 21, 2015 Scott Allen Jarrett conducts the Back Bay Chorale and Orchestra in a performance of Beethoven's masterpeice Missa Solemnis, featuring soloists Jessica Muirhead, Adriana...more |
Ockeghem@600: Ockeghem, Busnoys, Regis, Caron & FauguesPresented by Blue Heron at First Church in Cambridge, Congregational, Cambridge March 21, 2015 With this concert, Blue Heron continues "Ockeghem@600," a long-term project exploring the complete works of Johannes Ockeghem (c.1420-1497), one of the greatest musicians of all time, as...more |
American Brass QuintetPresented by Rockport Music at Shalin Liu Performance Center, Rockport March 22, 2015 A groundbreaking ensemble that has been at the vanguard of brass chamber music since its founding in 1960, the American Brass Quintet has forged a powerful legacy that cannot be...more |
Raphael Severe, clarinetPresented by TCAN - The Center for Arts in Natick at The Center for Arts in Natick, Natick March 22, 2015 After winning the Tokyo competition at the age of 12 and gaining a nomination as "Solo instrumental discovery" at the Victoires de la Musique Classique at 15, Raphael...more |
Don Felder: An Evening at Hotel CaliforniaPresented by The Wilbur Theatre at Wilbur Theatre, Boston March 22, 2015 Don Felder is renowned as a former lead guitarist of The Eagles, one of the most popular and influential rock groups of our time. The band's record-setting compilation Their Greatest...more |
Curious GeorgePresented by Jewish Community Centers of Greater Boston at Leventhal-Sidman JCC, Newton March 22, 2015 Theatreworks USA presents a delightful new musical based on the adventures of the inquisitive, |
Katya KabanovaPresented by Boston Lyric Opera (BLO) at Citi Shubert Theatre, Boston March 13 - March 22, 2015 Music by Leoš Janácek | Libretto by Francesco Vincenc Cervinka Performed for the first time in BLO's history,...more |
Winsor Music Chamber Series III - Arneis String QuartetPresented by Winsor Music, Inc. March 23, 2015 For many years, Winsor Music has performed monthly outreach concerts at the Visiting Nurse Association residence in Somerville. We are excited to announce an additional concert on our regular...more |
Neil DiamondPresented by Live Nation at TD Garden, Boston March 23, 2015 Neil Diamond, iconic Grammy Award®-winning Rock and Pop Singer/Songwriter and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member, will embark on his highly anticipated NEIL DIAMOND TOUR 2015, kicking off in...more |
Nitty Gritty Dirt BandPresented by Rockport Music at Shalin Liu Performance Center, Rockport March 26, 2015 One of the first bands to blend rock and roll with country, the pioneering Nitty Gritty Dirt Band have crafted a musical legacy that has spawned an entire genre of music, influencing a generation...more |
Salon Series: Concert #4Presented by Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra of Boston at Beth El Temple Center, Belmont March 26, 2015 Hear some of Boston's best virtuosos on an intimate scale and join them in lively roundtable discussions in comfortable, friendly surroundings. |
From the TopPresented by Boston Jewish Music Festival March 26, 2015 From a musical setting of a poem by Hannah Szenes, to works by Gershwin and Shulhoff, with a rousing Klezmer finale, this episode of From the Top will celebrate Jewish music and music by Jewish...more |
Frank Carroll presents An Evening with The Priests to Benefit St. Johns Food for the PoorPresented by The Hanover Theatre at The Hanover Theatre for the Performing Arts, Worcester March 27, 2015 This performance includes live music on the Mighty Wurlitzer before the show! When The Priests released their eponymously-titled album in 2008, they had little inkling of what was about to...more |
David WilcoxPresented by TCAN - The Center for Arts in Natick at The Center for Arts in Natick, Natick March 27, 2015 "A charismatic performance by a star still waiting to be discovered by a much larger audience." - The New York Times David Wilcox is a true American treasure and a...more |
Dishing With The Divas: A Musical ComedyPresented by Citi Performing Arts Center at Citi Shubert Theatre, Boston March 27, 2015 The high-energy performance surrounds the final live studio broadcast of the hit talk show "GIRL TALK" on WPMS radio. The two radio hosts and their most popular regular guest, sex...more |
The Nile ProjectPresented by World Music/CRASHarts at Tsai Performance Center, Boston March 27, 2015 The Nile Project brings together artists from 11 countries along the Nile basin to create one unified sound. With the lilting melodies and deep grooves of Ethiopia, Egypt, Sudan, Burundi, Rwanda,...more |
Karla BonoffPresented by TCAN - The Center for Arts in Natick at The Center for Arts in Natick, Natick March 28, 2015 Long before Alanis and Jewel, there was a breed of singer/songwriters whose earthly anthems of soul-searching, heartache and joy touched souls in a way few can muster today. When Karla's...more |


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Are you looking for a music tour destination that will have your students singing rhythm and blues? If so, look no further than the city that inspired two, enterprising teens to extol its virtues in a timeless song. Yes, we are talking about Kansas City, Missouri. In all the years since Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller first put pen to paper, the city's appeal has only grown among students and educators alike. With that said, here are five spots that are sure to appeal to a broad audience:
1.) Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts (Broadway)
Thanks to programs like EncoreTix , music tours and facility rentals, the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts is quickly becoming the best place in Kansas City to take student groups. Located on Broadway, it is a wonderful, year round, entertainment venue. While there, groups can perform on stage, catch an affordable show and learn about behind-the-scenes maneuverings.
2.) Kansas City Convention Center (West 13th Street)
The Kansas City Convention Center is another great place to take music students. That's because it is home to several, gorgeous performance areas that may be rented or toured by groups. Among the various performance areas that may interest students are the Little Theatre, Music Hall and the Wagstaff Theatre. In addition to housing great performance areas, the center is located within close proximity to picnic areas, restaurants and lodging options too.
3.) New Theatre Restaurant (91st & 95th Street, Overland Park)
Speaking of food and fun, students may enjoy a matinee or evening performance at the New Theatre Restaurant in nearby Overland Park as well. The venue hosts various productions throughout the year, including those that focus on songs by Stoller and Leiber. Most productions include a meal as part of the show.
4.) American Jazz Museum (18th Street)
The American Jazz Museum is another venue of note. It features performance space, exhibits and educational programs designed for students of all ages. Exhibit highlights include collections of album art, interactive displays and a recreated, 1930s jazz room. Lodging is available nearby at The Aladdin. It's a charming boutique hotel that features an onsite restaurant, market place, meeting rooms and a fitness center.
5.) The Folly Theatre (West 12th Street)
Finally, students may appreciate a visit to one of the oldest theaters in the state. Known simply as "The Folly", it is available for group rentals. Not only will students enjoy performing there, they'll likely be captivated by its rich history too. Many famous people have graced its stage over the years, including Shirley Boothstar.
For more information about arranging music tours to Kansas City and points beyond, please contact us at (800) 220-0165. At Peak Performance Tours, we'll treat you and your music students right.
Talented young students from all over the world attend Disney Performing Arts every year. Marching bands, choirs, and dance companies apply for this program, and if selected, they have the opportunity to perform at one of the theme parks, Disneyland or Walt Disney World, for crowds from all over the world.
Not only does the Disney Performing Arts program offer once-in-a-lifetime performance experiences, but they also have workshops and competitions for all ages. From elementary students to college students, the program has something for everyone.
The workshops are held by Disney performers and offer an array of lessons in dance, music, acting, costuming, and even how to audition. Students will rehearse for simulated performances and learn to work together as a unit. Backstage tours and behind the scenes experiences are part of the workshops, to give the students a taste of what it takes to put on a show. Lighting, special affects, music and technical equipment are among the many aspects of these workshops and will give the students an experience they will never forget.
Festival Disney is a Disney-produced competitive music festival and open to marching bands, concert bands, show choirs, jazz ensembles, and vocal ensembles. You can choose between competitive and non-competitive programs. The festival is held annually at both Disneyland in California and Walt Disney World in Florida.
Disney Performing Arts is dedicated to giving youth programs a challenging experience and inspiration for excellence. Disney also realizes all the hard work that goes into rehearsals, education, and performances and rewards the students the opportunity to explore the magic at the theme parks with special discounted tickets. Please contact us for more information, applications, and available dates. We are also available to assist you with transportation and accommodations.
Situated on South Carolina's Hammock Coast is the lovely community of Georgetown. Considered to be one of the oldest settlements in the state, it is located within driving distance of Myrtle Beach and Murrells Inlet. It also happens to be an ideal spot for group travel tours that focus on communing with nature and learning about history. With that said, here is a look at five tour spots located in Georgetown:
Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge
Groups seeking to get outside and explore Georgetown's terrain should contemplate visiting the Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge. It is where the Waccamaw and Great Pee Dee Rivers converge. So visitors can feel confident that they'll encounter a good deal of South Carolina flora and fauna. In addition, it is a superlative place to go picnicking, hiking and boating.
Hobcaw Barony Discovery Center
The Hobcaw Barony Discover Center is another wonderful group tour destination in Georgetown. It is a large wildlife refuge that features hands-on, ecology study programs and guided motorcoach tours for groups. There's also a discovery center onsite that includes a variety of live and static nature exhibits.
South Carolina Maritime Museum
For the history lovers, a trip to the South Carolina Maritime Museum may be in order. Giant, wooden sailing ships and 14 foot wide, solid metal propellers are just two of the things that are on offer there. The museum is also home to old, maritime photos, 19th century documents and other intriguing artifacts from Georgetown's past.
Hopsewee Plantation & Rice Museum
Group travel tours focusing on South Carolina's past shouldn't miss the Hopsewee Plantation and Rice Museum either. Although they are two, distinct attractions, they pair well together. The plantation offers visitors a chance to tour the grounds, take sweetgrass basket making classes and partake in culinary events. Among them are lowcountry dinners and afternoon teas. The Rice Museum, on the other hand, gives visitors a glimpse at Gullah Geechee culture and some of the region's former residents.
Georgetown County Museum
Finally, groups may want to spend an hour or two at the Georgetown County Museum, It's a hodge podge of artifacts that spans several centuries. Some of subjects covered include Native American history and the region's connection to 1920s Hollywood.
To learn more about these group travel tour destinations and others in the Georgetown area, please contact us at (800) 220-0165. At Peak Performance Tours, we can custom create packages for groups of all sizes.
As an educator, you undoubtedly have a long "to do" list and precious little time to accomplish your goals. After all, the school day and school year are only so long. The good news is there is a way to at least make planning your class trips much easier this year. It all starts with hiring a tour operator that specializes in student travel services.
At Peak Performance Tours, we specialize in planning affordable, customized student trips down to the very last detail. So it doesn't matter whether your group needs a step-on guide that speaks two languages, dedicated hotel security or a 50 passenger kneeling motorcoach. Either way, we'll put all of the important elements together for you.
Our student travel services begin with a sit-down between you and one of our professional tour coordinators. During the meeting, our tour coordinator will ascertain which services your student group needs. Afterward, he or she will come up with a group tour itinerary and payment plan for your approval. Should you need ideas on raising funds, he or she can offer suggestions on that as well.
On the day of the tour, your group will be assigned a tour escort. The tour escort will accompany you and your group throughout the trip. He or she will also handle such tasks as picking up the hotel key packets, calling in head counts and settling the final bill with restaurateurs. If you opt to book an overnight group tour, our student travel service professionals will also provide your students with emergency ID cards. The emergency ID cards contain all of the information that your students will need to get back in contact with you and the rest of the tour group.
Sounds like an extremely efficient and stress-free way to plan a class trip doesn't it? For more information about our student travel service, please contact us at (800) 220-0165. We'd welcome the chance to help you eliminate one more thing from your "to do" list.
Senior year in high school is a busy time for students and their families, with college applications, senior photos, invitations, and all the preparations for the big day: Graduation! At some point during all the chaos, we realize that at least one tradition allows us to escape for a few days of fun. A senior class trip can celebrate the end of our high school journey and be filled with memories that will last a lifetime. When you start throwing around words like fun, exciting, magical, and memorable, you can't help but think about a Disney Trip.
We tend to think of Disney as a family vacation, but Walt Disney World offers a lot of activities for teens. From Thrill Rides at all four parks to Disney Quest at Downtown Disney, the fun never ends. Imagine riding Aerosmith's Rockin' Roller Coaster or Twilight Zone's Tower of Terror with all your classmates. If you've ever wanted to feel like an astronaut, you can test your skills on Spaceship Earth. You can even grab a little culture from around the world at Epcot's World Showcase, where all the cast members are actually from those countries. You feel like you are in Mexico, while dining on authentic Mexican food prepared by a chef from Mexico, and you are inside a large replica of a Mayan pyramid. You also have several other countries to visit and explore. One of my favorite countries is France, because I love French pastries and I love the large fountains, and the Eiffel Tower. The Great Britain Pavilion serves authentic fish and chips while listening to a Celtic rock band.
Disney Quest takes a video arcade to the extreme in true Disney-style and you can even design and virtually ride your very own roller coaster. Downtown Disney also offers a new state-of-the-art bowling alley, movie theater, popular themed restaurants, like Rain Forest Cafe and Planet Hollywood, and the acrobatic thrills of Cirque du Soleile .
When you've had enough of the Florida heat, Walt Disney World is also home to two large water parks. Typhoon Lagoon has a wave pool and you can even schedule surf lessons, for a fee, for up to 10 people. Blizzard Beach is themed to showcase a freak snowstorm leaving behind plunging water thrill rides from snow-capped mountains.
One important activity that you must not forget about is taking lots and lots of pictures. Don't worry if you forget your camera or just miss that great shot. Disney photographers are everywhere and you don't have to buy any of the photos until you return home and view them all. I love taking pictures, but don't always stop having fun to take them, so I miss a lot of good shots.
There are many other destinations to choose from, but experiencing a Disney trip as a student with your friends, rates the top of the list. Please contact us for more information and our affordable group rates. Our goal is to make your planning and booking stress-free. Let our experience in group trips give your students a trip they will never forget.
One of our popular USA student travel destinations is Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. It is home to a wide range of entertaining and educational sites that can easily be incorporated into a terrific, tailored tour. There are also great places located nearby in Murrells Inlet. Here's a quick look at some of those neighboring attractions:
Huntington Beach State Park (Murrells Inlet)
Why not take the students to Huntington Beach State Park? It is widely recognized as one of the best places to engage in an array of nature activities. The kids can go bird watching, hiking, bicycling, swimming and boating. There are also opportunities for fishing, picnicking and geocaching.
Brookgreen Gardens (Murrells Inlet)
If you are looking for a place that offers more eco-adventures than that, try the Brookgreen Gardens. In addition to the beautiful flora, the site includes a zoo, sculpture garden, hiking trails, historic sites and pontoon boat rides. There are also onsite educational classes, lectures and demonstrations provided throughout the year.
Wacca Wache Marina (Murrells Inlet)
For another perspective on the area, you could take the kids to Wacca Wache Marina. While there, you'll find guided, history-rich, pontoon boat tours and a waterfront restaurant. The restaurant serves lunch and dinner. Kid friendly menu options include chicken fingers, deli sandwiches, hamburgers, corn dogs and jumbo shrimp.
Marsh Walk (Murrells Inlet)
Other food options are located at the historic Marsh Walk. Situated right on the inlet, there are more than five different eateries to choose from. Most offer fresh seafood. However, there is also a place where the kids can enjoy a slice of pizza, BBQ ribs, salads and sodas.
To learn more about these USA student travel destinations and others, please contact us at (800) 220-0165. At Peak Performance Tours, we offer full package options that include contemporary security measures and onsite tour experts.
Disney Youth Education Series programs uses the magic of Disney to make learning even more fun. Their educational programs offer up endless opportunities for students and their teachers. Guided in-park educational field studies with courses in Applied Science, Environmental Studies, Liberal Arts, and Leadership Development. These collection of studies are accredited, standards-based, and designed to reinforce their classroom lessons. Your students will embark on an interactive adventure they will never forget.
Some of the courses students can participate in include Backstage at La Nouba by Cirque Du Soleil where they learn how they put together their dazzling show, designing a Disney story where they develop storytelling skills and see how the Disney characters were created, and discovering marine live conservation at The Seas with Nemo and Friends. This is just a few of the courses offered to students in the Y.E.S program. They also have many leadership courses that investigate proven management strategies employed by the Walt Disney company to achieve stronger collaboration skills, increase confidence, and set a course for success.
Their Applied Science programs are designed to spark interest and ideas in young minds that Disney has tapped into for all of their innovative technology. Students will see how Disney uses magnetism, light, and sound to achieve their special affects.
This educational opportunity is offered year-round, seven days a week. It is available to elementary, middle, junior, and senior high school students. Disney also offers students discounted tickets and accommodations. You can contact us for more information and details about this amazing experience for your students.
Senior year is a whirlwind time, a time of looking forward to future plans and savoring the last days with friends and teachers. One great memory that will last a lifetime is the senior class trip. Here are some ideas for making your school's senior class trip a memorable one:
Gather the Facts. Before you can select a destination, you need to have a good idea about the number of students who will be going on the trip. Letters sent home to parents before the trip is planned should give you a good idea of how many students want to participate and also give parents and students the chance to voice their opinion about the destination and length of the trip. This also a good time to recruit parents who want to accompany the class on their trip.
Know Your Budget. You should expect each student's family to pay a portion of the expenses, but there are several creative ways to raise additional funds that can be put toward the trip. School bake sales, raffles, and community donations are all ways to cut the total cost that each student must pay.
Decide Where to Go. Once you have all of the above facts, it is time to pick a destination that the students will enjoy and the budget can handle. A Disney resort is always a popular destination, as are beach themed trips. But don't be constrained by those two ideas; you don't have to pick a warm weather location to have a good time. Boston, Canada, and Philadelphia have dozens of attractions that are both fun and educational. And New York City can't be beat as a destination with so many exciting sightseeing, entertainment, and dining options that you will never have the time to take advantage of them all.
Plan the Logistics. Next, you will need to make your travel and accommodation plans. How will you get where you're going and where will you stay when you get there? You will find that there are a wide range of options for both travel and hotels. There are a host of student-friendly options in all price ranges and locations.
Make Your Final Arrangements. It's now time to go back to students and parents and present the trip details and cost. Expect that you will have to make down payments to secure your travel and accommodation vendors. If you are headed for a theme park, museum, or any other venue that charges an admission price, call and make a reservation for your group ahead of time.
Pack Your Bags and Have Fun. In the end, it's not so much the destination, events, or activities that make a senior class trip memorable, it's the time spent with classmates and friends before they all go their separate ways. The new places, sights, and adventures (as well as the misadventures) will be remembered not so much for their novelty, but for the people you share them with.
Peak Performance Tours can help you at every stage of your senior class trip planning. Contact us to find out how we can customize a trip that's perfect for your school.
If you are a history teacher, Richmond, Virginia is one class trip destination that is definitely worth considering. The charming city offers students access to many Civil War sites that will undoubtedly add to their understanding of our nation's history.
American Civil War Center (Tredegar Street)
The American Civil War Center is one that should be at the top of a history teacher's list. It includes period reenactments, guided tours and student programs that put the kids at the heart of the action.
Museum of the Confederacy (E. Clay Street)
A visit to the American Civil War Center would also pair perfectly with a stop at the Museum of the Confederacy. Understandably, the exhibits spotlight General Lee and the Confederate Army. It opens daily and interactive student programs are available onsite.
Richmond National Battlefield Park (Multiple Locations)
Of course we can't forget about the Richmond National Battlefield Park. It offers an entire day's worth of class trip activities, starting with 13 historic sites. In addition, the students can partake of the park's guided educational programs, visitor center exhibits, picnic areas, self-guided walking trails and a bookstore.
Hanover Tavern (Hanover Courthouse Road)
Students that find themselves famished may enjoy a quick stop at the Hanover Tavern too. It's one of those class trip destinations that serve more than one purpose. The colonial era tavern played a role in the Revolutionary and Civil Wars as well as early Virginia politics. As such, a series of tours are available that may be paired with a lunch stop. There's also a 1950s theater, rental space and a restaurant onsite. The restaurant is traditionally open for brunch, lunch and dinner.
North Anna Battlefield Park (Verdon Road)
Lastly, the North Anna Battlefield Park would make a good class trip stop as well. This is especially the case if you want to let the kids stretch their legs and enjoy a bag or box lunch before getting back onto the bus. Located along the North Anna River, in nearby Dosewell, it contains a roughly 2 mile long walking trail, historical markers and earthworks from the Civil War era. Managed by Hanover County, it's open year round, weather permitting and admission is free.
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Take the Museum of Science for instance. It covers a vast array of scientific topics, including nanotechnology and green energy. Students can also explore those topics in a variety of ways. Those methods include on-hands activities, interactive displays, static exhibits, overnight programs and special events. If you do decide to take the kids to the Museum of Science, we'd suggest planning on spending the entire day. Refreshments are available onsite.
MIT Museum
The MIT Museum is another Boston class trip venue that we would recommend considering. Not surprisingly, its exhibits and student workshops focus heavily on technology. The museum also hosts and sponsors special science events throughout the year.
Cambridge Science Festival
One of those special events is the Cambridge Science Festival. It traditionally takes place each year in April. This year's event is slated to run from the 18th through the 27th. Depending on the children's ages and science skills, they may be able to participate in the event organizers' programs and challenges. Among the programs on offer for 2014 are the Robot Zoo, Central Elements, Game Corner and the Curiosity Challenge.
Laser Quest
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I have a chest freezer that I had been using with a johnson controls a419, not the digital kind of temp controller. I am wanting to use this freezer to ferment in but I will need to heat it to keep within my acceptable range. Is this possible with this type of controller? I have heard of moving jumpers but I believe that is with the digital version. Thanks.
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PHILADELPHIA The 24-hour internal clock controls many aspects of human behavior and physiology, including sleep, blood pressure, and metabolism. Disruption in circadian rhythms leads to increased incidence of many diseases, including metabolic disease and cancer. Each cell of the body has its own internal timing mechanism, which is controlled by proteins that keep one another in check.
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Lazar, postdoctoral fellow Anne Bugge, PhD, and the team knocked out Rev-erb alpha in mice and didn't see a large effect on the liver. When they knocked out both Rev-erb alpha and Rev-erb beta, they saw a loss of the rhythmic cycling of the clock protein Bmal 1's messenger RNA. They concluded that the Rev-erb system is an integral part of the human clock, not ancillary.
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Cook meat low and slow for stick-to-your-ribs short ribs
Last week, Nichole wrote in with a request for short ribs made in the slow cooker. Thanks so much to Renée Lavitt, who sent in a recipe for barbecued ribs, and to Sandra Hickey, who offers a version flavoured with Guinness.
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Barbecued ribs of beef
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10 ml (2 tsp) salt
1 ml (1/4 tsp) pepper
5 ml (1 tsp) paprika
5 ml (1 tsp) dry mustard
15 ml (1 tbsp) sugar
15 ml (1 tbsp) Worcestershire sauce
125 ml (1/2 cup) ketchup
125 ml (1/2 cup) water
60 ml (1/4 cup) cider vinegar
125 ml (1/2 cup) minced onions
1 clove garlic, minced
Brown the ribs in a heated casserole or Dutch oven; pour off the fat. Combine all the remaining ingredients and add to the ribs. Cover and bake in a 175 C (350 F) oven for 2 hours. Remove the cover for the last half hour. Serves 6-8.
Tester's notes: This is a great cut of meat, and the barbecue sauce is a tasty balance of spicy, sweet and sour flavours. You can bake this in a conventional oven, but it would adapt well to the slow cooker, as in the recipe below -- cooking for about 8-10 hours on low or 4-5 on high. Beef ribs aren't quite as fatty as pork ribs, but you'll probably want to skim off some fat when the ribs are warm, or let them cool and then spoon it out.
Guinness-braised short ribs
2 onions, thinly sliced
2 carrots, diced
1 rib of celery, diced
3 cloves garlic, minced
2 bay leaves
30 ml (2 tbsp) paprika
6 ml (1 1/4 tsp) salt
2 ml (1/2 tsp) pepper
500 ml (2 cups) beef broth
1 x 440-ml can Guinness beer
60 ml (4 tbsp) tomato paste
15 ml (1 tbsp) Dijon mustard
15 ml (1 tbsp) liquid honey
1.4 kg (3 lbs) beef short ribs
In slow cooker, combine onions, carrots, celery, garlic, bay leaves, paprika, salt and pepper. In small bowl, whisk together beef broth, beer, tomato paste, mustard and honey; pour into slow cooker. Submerge the ribs in the liquid. Cover and cook on low for about 7-8 hours, or until the meat is tender enough to pull away from the bone. Discard bay leaves, and skim off the fat.
Tester's notes: Really good. The low-and-slow cooking method really suits ribs, and I love the taste of Guinness in cooking. Here it adds depth and darkness to a flavourful braising liquid.
I decided to sear the meat first. You don't have to, and I know that part of the charm of the slow cooker is the idea that you just throw everything into one pot, for convenience and quick clean-up. But I think searing adds a layer of flavour and colour, so generally I brown anything that I'd brown if I weren't using a slow cooker.
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Article: Risk of Topical Anesthetic-Induced Methemoglobinemia: A 10-Year Retrospective Case-Control Study.
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ABSTRACT: IMPORTANCE Methemoglobinemia is a rare but serious disorder, defined as an increase in oxidized hemoglobin resulting in a reduction of oxygen-carrying capacity. Although methemoglobinemia is a known complication of topical anesthetic use, few data exist on the incidence of and risk factors for this potentially life-threatening disorder. OBJECTIVE To examine the incidence of and risk factors for procedure-related methemoglobinemia to identify patient populations at high risk for this complication. DESIGN AND SETTING Retrospective study in an academic research setting. PARTICIPANTS Medical records for all patients diagnosed as having methemoglobinemia during a 10-year period were reviewed. EXPOSURES All cases of methemoglobinemia that occurred after the following procedures were included in the analysis: bronchoscopy, nasogastric tube placement, esophagogastroduodenoscopy, transesophageal echocardiography, and endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography. MAIN OUTCOMES AND MEASURES Comorbidities, demographics, concurrent laboratory values, and specific topical anesthetic used were recorded for all cases. Each case was compared with matched inpatient and outpatient cases. RESULTS In total, 33 cases of methemoglobinemia were identified during the 10-year period among 94 694 total procedures. The mean (SD) methemoglobin concentration was 32.0% (12.4%). The methemoglobinemia prevalence rates were 0.160% for bronchoscopy, 0.005% for esophagogastroduodenoscopy, 0.250% for transesophageal echocardiogram, and 0.030% for endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography. Hospitalization at the time of the procedure was a major risk factor for the development of methemoglobinemia (0.14 cases per 10 000 outpatient procedures vs 13.7 cases per 10 000 inpatient procedures, P < .001). CONCLUSIONS AND RELEVANCE The overall prevalence of methemoglobinemia is low at 0.035%; however, an increased risk was seen in hospitalized patients and with benzocaine-based anesthetics. Given the potential severity of methemoglobinemia, the risks and benefits of the use of topical anesthetics should be carefully considered in inpatient populations.JAMA Internal Medicine 04/2013; · 13.25 Impact Factor - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
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Quick Pickled Radishes and Peppers
Quick pickling requires almost no effort and is such a simple way to enjoy the sour, briny flavor of the vegetables. They're especially delicious the day after they're made and will keep up to three days in the refrigerator.
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