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Hilary 1 Evensong, Jesus College Oxford Sunday 16th January 2011 Isaiah 11.1-10; Luke 2.41-52 The Humanity of Jesus Christ In nomine… The philosophy tutor settled into his chair, papers scattered around him, books in creative disarray, and surrounded by lighting that would not fit in with our Home Bursar's Feng Shui, and proceeded to give a very good impression of going to sleep while listening to the essay. It was a typical tute. The essay turned into discussion, the chiming of the Oxford bells was heard drifting in through the drafty window, an occasional squawk rose up from the unruly students in the quad below. All was normal, that is, until the don suddenly leapt up. Had a student stumbled across an innovative philosophical truth? Had one of them said something disastrously mistaken? Worst of all - had they just unwittingly undermined the whole of the paper he was presently writing…? No. 'Oh no!' he announced. 'I've got to go!' Fumble, fumble, for his keys. 'I've left my children in Tescos on the Cowley Road!' I never did hear the outcome, so I presume his children were found safe, and his wife didn't throttle him. It was probably not too different from the conversation between Mary and Joseph in today's second reading. 'But I thought he was with you!' 'But I thought he was with you!' 'Where did you last see him?' 'Has anyone seen him?' 'What have you done?' 'It's not my fault…' All too human a domestic, we can imagine. It was the thing that all Jewish families did: if they lived within 15 miles of Jerusalem, they went to the city every year for the Passover. A big group of them, travelling together. And the Jewish coming-of-age for a man was 12 years. Jesus has just grown up, as it were. But not so much that his parents are not still responsible for him. Today Mary would have been reported to the Child Protection Agency. Really. There is Jesus, on the brink of becoming a teenager – sitting calmly with the rabbis in the temple. Another domestic scene. Mary to Jesus: 'Why have you done this to us? We've been tearing our hair out looking for you!' Relief, frustration – a whole load of emotions mingled together. A normal family. Full of humanity. But that's the interesting point. Jesus' calm response is 'But why were you so worried? Didn't you know I would be in my Father's house?' He makes the distinction between his earthly father Joseph, and his heavenly father God. One of the questions we often discuss in Theologians Anonymous is how Jesus could be both fully human and truly divine at the same time. Questions like: Did he know he was the Son of God? This story of Luke's tells us that Jesus did – by this stage – know that he was the Son of God. Christian theology argues that he knew this precisely because he was truly human. He was learning about who he was, who his family was, and who God was. Through his childhood, he learnt to say 'Father'. He knew the language of relationships, of families. He was human. We are human, we should be humane. We ought to perceive the humanity in others. To recognise that we all share the same human struggles. To realise there are deep human bonds, despite differences of background, gender, politics, faith, race. To understand that we all can honour each other's humanity. It's only too easy to think humanity is about excuses. 'We're only human'. We use it to explain away mistakes. But actually to be truly human, is to engage fully in who we are and what we are here for. Or, turn that around: To be Christlike, is to be fully human. Mary and Joseph, Jesus' earthly parents, were the first people to teach the child Jesus his humanity. As a youth, he learnt the language of humanity from his teachers in the Temple. As an adult, he would learn about humanity from everyone he mixed with. Learning is a human thing. At the same time Jesus learnt about his humanity, he was also learning his identity as Son of God. We cannot separate the perfect humanity of Jesus Christ from his true divinity. And for us to strive to be Christlike is to strive to be as fully human as we can be. It's dangerous to quote someone when they are in fact quite close to you – particularly when it's your husband you're talking about – but I think here it's worthwhile. In a sermon he preached to celebrate the ordination of a colleague once, he said: You are called first to be human; second, to be Christian, and third, to be a priest. It's important that we learn about what defines us as individuals; but more basic even than that is learning that we are human. What must come first is our humanity. And that's why we can celebrate Jesus's humanity as we do. For at Christmas, he's there, plain for all to see, to touch, to hear: a baby. Next, the Church season of Epiphany celebrates his manifestation – you Classicists will figure that's what the Greek means – as the Magi's gifts mark him out as mortal, as well as king, and as priest. Easy as it sounds, being fully human is not quite as straightforward as we might hope. It's not about shrugging and letting our humanity be an excuse for weakness. Rather, it's about letting our weakness be our strength. Working with our human limitations. Letting our honest human struggles bring us close to the divine. We most often see people share their humanity in a crisis: the thirteen year-old boy in the floods in Queensland who, despite his own fear of water, asked for his ten-year-old brother to be saved first, and consequently lost his own life. Or the wounded helping one another, as we hear from the July 7th bombing inquest. It's not just 'crisis' humanity, but everyday humanity as well. In Coventry there was an accordion player who sat outside our house. Spoke little English, trying to support an enormous brood of children with her music. Well, I say 'music'. Unfortunately for us and all our neighbours, she only knew five notes. And those five notes only in one order. I was reminded of her by a friend. 'She's still there. And hasn't learnt any new notes. I wanted to scream just now when I heard her. But then she wished me a good day, with that toothless smile of hers, and I couldn't do other than smile back, and wish her one, too', he conceded. Humanity: on our doorstep, knowing we share something deeper than our own personal interests. So humanity: first, about the everyday. And second, about not being superhuman. We are finite. Even Jesus had limited energy, resources. We have to set our boundaries right: Our boundaries for doing enough work, for doing enough with and for other people, for taking enough time for ourselves. Knowing our weaknesses, and letting them shape our lives, as we in turn are sensitive to the fragility of those around us. Then we can pat ourselves on the back and enjoy reaching our realistic targets. And third, humanity is about sharing others' human joys, despite ourselves. Being lifted out of our own worries when we hear of the birth of a friend's baby. Delighting in someone else's success in Collections when we've not done as well as we might have wanted. Encouraging one another, challenging one another, laughing with one another, relaxing with one another. Helping one another to be human. We're all in the same boat. Jesus learnt and practised his humanity with his family, and with his teachers. What about us? Jesus College is like a family, and we are surrounded by teachers. A place to learn, to practise, our common humanity in our common rooms. To be the family of Jesus College, we need to be human. That means respecting the humanity of all – from the smallest child of one of the staff, to the most distinguished Fellow; from the newest Fresher, to the longest-standing Graduate. To put it more simply: to be Christian, is to man up. After all, Jesus did...
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A WEST Mercia police inspector has been recognised in the New Year's Honours List for his work safeguarding children.
Inspector Phil Shakesheff, who joined the force in 1980 aged 18 and is set to retire in 2013, said he was delighted to receive the Queen's Police Medal.
"The issue of missing people and in particular missing children has never been more in the public eye than it is now," he added.
"I have very much enjoyed working in this critical area of business and am pleased that I have been able to make a difference in keeping vulnerable missing people safe."
Insp Shakesheff was the only police office to give evidence before the Prime Minister's Missing Task Force and at the All Party Parliamentary Group Enquiry in supporting families of missing persons.
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Never again will I utter or write a bad word about Mine That Bird. He is a lot of things, and a one-race wonder is not among them. Nevertheless, the key to winning Saturday is to throw Mine That Bird out in the Belmont: a race that is, for him, a terrible fit. It's going to be a two-horse race between Dunkirk and Charitable Man.
Mine That Bird will have two major factors against him Saturday: the Triple Crown grind and his running style.
One-run, deep closers traditionally have a difficult time in the Belmont Stakes, a race that plays into the hands of horses with at least some tactical speed. By the top of the stretch, the race is usually all but over. If not, it's down to two or three, all of them horses who have worked themselves into striking position. Since 2000, the only Belmont winner who was not first or second with a quarter-mile to go was Sarava in 2002, and he was third, less than a length behind. It's very rare that you see some horse flying through the stretch to get up at the wire.
Calvin Borel has been brilliant through the first two legs of the Triple Crown, but he's going to have a very difficult job Saturday. Mine That Bird is a horse who only turned a corner when his connections decided to let him drop far back early and then begin his run with about a half-mile to go. It was an effective strategy in the Kentucky Derby when the field clipped through early fractions of :22 4/5 and :47 1/5. It almost worked in the Preakness, when Rachel Alexandra went the opening quarter-mile in :23 and the half in :46 3/5. Mine That Bird will never get the kind of pace in the Belmont, a mile-and-a-half race with a field that doesn't include any serious speed horses.
When he launches his bid, presumably from well back, he'll be trying to run down horses that have not been beaten up by quick early fractions. They won't be easy to catch. And he cannot gear up any sooner than he did in the Derby and Preakness. Mine That Bird might have an explosive burst, but it's sustainable for only so long. If Borel puts him into gear five or six furlongs out he's going to fizzle in deep stretch.
Those are the scenarios if he runs his race. One of only two horses (Flying Private) in the Belmont field to have endured the entire three-races-in-five-weeks grind, Mine That Bird is no cinch to fire. There have been dozens of horses (remember Big Brown?) over the past several years that fell apart in the Belmont Stakes after running in the Kentucky Derby and Preakness. That's the primary reason no horse has won the Triple Crown in 31 years, and 11 straight Derby-Preakness winners have failed in the Belmont. Many horses just can't take it.
If Mine That Bird doesn't come through, it looks as though the only two horses than can win Saturday are Charitable Man and Dunkirk.
My pick is Dunkirk, the same horse I selected to win the Kentucky Derby. On paper, his Derby was abysmal. He never got in the hunt, finished 11th and lost by 19 lengths. But I'm throwing that race out and giving him another chance, which is by no means a stretch. From the instant he left the gate at Churchill, it was clear that Dunkirk was not going to compete. He was slipping and sliding and never leveled off, acting like a horse who hated the slop. Very impressive in his first two career starts and then a solid second in the Florida Derby, he's a much better horse than he showed in the Derby.
Charitable Man had the makings of an exceptional 2-year-old, but his career went off track due to an injury. After a flat effort his first time out this year in the Blue Grass, his connections wisely passed the Derby and geared up for the Belmont. Along the way, he won the Peter Pan. He has yet to post a big speed figure, but he should take a step forward in the Belmont after prepping so well in the Peter Pan.
He's also likely to benefit from a slow pace. He'll either be in front early or sitting just behind Miner's Escape. Either way, he's likely to have a perfect trip.
Box those two in the exacta and use them and Brave Victory, Miner's Escape (Zito's horses always run well in the Belmont), Flying Private and Chocolate Candy in the trifectas.
Finley's Belmont selections
1. Dunkirk
2. Charitable Man
3. Miner's Escape
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Thanks Patty for the reply, I've included one image, both plants look similar. They get 4-5 hours sun a day, fertilized(Osmocote) in March, due for more in July. We have had regular rain since summer so I haven't had to water. It just seems strange that these two do little compared to the other two citrus.
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Wow, I would check to see if they are too wet in the root area. It is possible you've got root rot going on (Phytophthora). I would make sure you've not got soggy roots, first off. I would also consider treating with AgriFos (Phosphorus acid). 2 Tbsp. in 5 gals. of water. Treat now, then a second treatment in 6 weeks. Then, once every 6 months. Since you're fertilizing, yet the tree looks extremely chlorotic, I am suspecting your tree is struggling to absorb nutrients due to root compromise.
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Hi folks, I recently bought one of the eee transformer tablets and it is very nice, however I now find myself leary of the android app market place due to an article I read recently where a bunch of apps were pulled because some....bad people... had downloaded the original apps, added in malware and then uploaded them again, sometimes as free versions of the original app. This would then, when installed, harvest data, passwords etc and pass it back through the net.
The problem is in part that these devices come sans firewall and with limited security (yes I know you get a view of what permissions are required, but there's a "may contain nuts" approach in the labelling and even the most mild app seems to want a heck of lot of permissions).
In addition Google lost a large chunk of personal data recently which makes me mistrust it's marketplace account feature.
Am I being paranoid or is there a simple solution to this that peeps in the know can point me at?
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The problem is probably overrated but you should add an anti-virus app Android anti-virus. I wouldn't consider doing on-line banking with a tablet.
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Cheers, yeah I did already stick AVG free on (hoping that it wasn't one of those with extra malware), and I agree that banking etc would be a bad idea.
However to buy apps you need to have a google account, to do that you need to have a link between your credit card (presumably) and your google account, which basically sticks your credit card details on an unsecured net device. My point being that using an android tablet seems to sidestep any firewall and/or security you have in place on the pc. If I could buy the app on the pc and download either via the pc or direct to the device it'd be one thing. This thing is like turning off your security and then shopping online.
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I bought my phone app on the PC and then it was sent to the mobile. How this would work with a tablet though I'm not sure. I think that you can download an app to the pc and then you should be able to transfer it across.
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My neighbors mom lost her whole yard to tornado a month or so ago. She also lost a very envious violet collection. A lot were varigated and some were off flowers on them. She had a great collection, but a kerosene lamp fell off her hutch durning the tornado and spilled oil all over her houseplants. She lost nearly everyone to that or the storm. I have given her everything I could divide from my yard and would like to try to help with her violets, as wal mart doesnt sell varigated and neither do any local sources. Her house is almost back together and I would like to see if I can get some leaved started for her. (I dont grow violets myself, but I used to, so I know how to start leaves) I am willing to trade seeds off my list or send me a link to your seed list and I will see if I have anything on it. I appreciate.
I can help, too. I have a mini African Violet that is varigated and beautiful with single white w/pink tinged flowers. (i'm sorry, I have lost the name). I also have regular sized variagated w/double pinks. Maybe your Mom can tell me what they are when she sees them. Please let me know your address and I'll be very happy to send them. How do you put a list up? I'm new here. Regards, Dar S.


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Great report! I'm still not sold on the 410 handgun idea but the Governor at least makes it a platform worthy of trying.
If the pain is lacking so is the discipline...
"the only 911 call I need is chambering a round" - Mr. Muller, MO car dealer
This takes moon clips?! Nonsense!!... Hasnt technology advanced further than that....
Actually halfmoon clips make great speed loaders. The Governor come with full moon and 2 shot 1/3 moon clips. I know the more I shoot this revolver, the more I'm goig to like it. Speaking of technology, revolvers are very old tech but still useful. And what Ilike about that old technology is that it's either loaded or not, and no worries as to how many in the magazine or is one up the spout. I carried a Model 60 with me everyday in Viet Nam then thru my 31 LEO career I carried a J frame backup. Now long retired I still carry a Smith 5 shot revolver everywhere. That one is the new polymer Bodyguard in 38 Special that I really shoot well. I guess I'm an old guy who still likes old tech revolvers.
Im just messin with ya' cause my revolver doesnt need 'em..... I can even mix & match ammo...
I think all the new multi-calibers should use Phillips design.....
Page 28 of the online revolver owners manual from S&W states the following"*45ACP AMMUNITION REQUIRES THE USE OF 2-ROUND OR FULL MOON(6-ROUND) CLIPS. HALF MOON (3-ROUND) CLIPS SHOULD NOT BE
It doesn't make sense to me, but now that you have it, it may or may not make sense to you, please advice your opinion after using halfmoon clips.
Did the revolver came with them?
Also page 29 says:"Full moon and two-round moon clips are provided with the S&W Governor from the factory. Additional or replacement moon clips
can be purchased from the S&W Website or by calling the
Customer Service Department.
45 ACP should only be used in the S&W Governor with moon clips.
Cartridges should not be loaded into the cylinder without either 2-
round or 6-round moon clips."
My point is: If you can use 2 rnd clips and can use fullmoon clips, why S&W would disapprove 3rnd clips?
Trez, I have a Model 547 9mm that doesn't need clips either, but that was a really expensive ejection system to manufacture.
Mandy, Come to think of it when we did use halfmoon clips they were very tight going in and out. I think there may be a slight dimensional difference with the Governor cylinder and the 1917/1955 Models cylinder. The full moon and the 2 shot I call 1/3 moon clips worked with ease. That said the halfmoon clips we used did work though.
Mandy, that's a great question. I was surprised to see the 2 shot clips that came with my Governor. I'm sure this revolver is going to be a huge seller for them so you have to wonder why no halfmoon clips. Doesn't make sense. My dealer use to be a huge S&W distributor that still has close ties to the company. I'm going there this afternoon and have them pose the question to S&W.
I got my owners manual out and it does state not to use halfmoon clips. So I dug out my Governor and I thing I figured out why. The rear of the cylinder has a counterbore type relief cut to accomodate the full moon and two shot clips. The older halfmoon clips are cut a little differently so as not to fit inside this counterbore. The halfmoon clip I had worked but they did fit inside the counterbore. I think they are worried about older halfmoons from older guns not fitting. These clips I don't remember where I got them and even what they were for but they were cut differently from WW1 style clips. So all I can say it if you buy a Governor try your halfmoon clips and see if they fit or not. You'll see the releived portion in my photo, the newer clips go right in as do my aftermarket halfmoons, but older ones will not. All halfmoon clips are not the same and S&W advised against using them because of this. I'm sure though they'll be coming out with an appropriate halfmoon clip. The halfmoon clips I used looked like fullmoon clip cut in half clipping the cartridge rim from the inside not the outside like the older clips.


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SARCOA Older Americans Day
Date(s): 5/6/2015
May 6 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
National Peanut Festival Fairgrounds in Dothan
SARCOA Older Americans Day Celebration
SARCOA's annual Older Americans Day celebration will be held May 6 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the National Peanut Festival Fairgrounds in Dothan. Tickets for the event are free, but must be ordered by 4:30 p.m. on Monday, April 6. Attendees must be 60 years or older to qualify for the free lunch and prizes.
Older Americans Day features entertainment, food, prizes and sponsor booths. This year's theme is "Flower Power." Talent show participants must pre-register. Event t-shirts are available for purchase.
For the latest event updates, visit www.sarcoa.org.
For more information or to reserve tickets, call SARCOA at 334-793-6843 or 800-239-3507
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2015 Gulf Coast Salute
Date(s): 4/11/2015, 4/12/2015
April 11 and 12
Tyndall Air Force Base
On behalf of the more than 5,000 Airmen of Team Tyndall, it is my pleasure to invite you to the 2015 Gulf Coast Salute open house and air show on April 11 and 12. The base gates will open at 9:00 am each day; admission and parking are both absolutely free.
Tyndall is the "Home of Air Dominance," and after watching the air show, you will know exactly how and why we got our name. For this year's show we've pulled out all the stops and will feature performances by the Thunderbirds, the F-22 demonstration team, the Golden Knights and many more.
Our goal for the Gulf Coast Salute is that you and your families leave with an experience of a lifetime and with a better understanding of Tyndall, our mission and the Airmen who make it happen every day.
We look forward to showing you, and all our community partners, how much we appreciate your friendship and support. Without you, we could not accomplish our mission to "train and project unrivaled combat air power."
I look forward to seeing you at the show!
Colonel Derek France
Commander, 325th Fighter Wing
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EOCC South Pacific
Date(s): 4/9/2015, 4/10/2015, 4/11/2015
April 9-11
Enterprise Performing Arts Center
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Celtic Woman 10th Anniversary Tour
Date(s): 4/10/2015
April 10th, 7:30 PM
Dothan Civic Center
Dothan, AL – Feb. 9, 2015 - Irish music sensation Celtic Woman returns to North America in 2015 for a concert tour celebrating the group's 10th anniversary. The 10th Anniversary World Tour offers a one-of-a-kind concert experience celebrating a decade of timeless music and dance from the Emerald Isles. The tour recently kicked off in Dublin, Ireland, and will travel across Europe, the US, Australia and United Kingdom. The North American leg launches in Syracuse, NY on March 6, 2015, and will visit more than 80 cities through the end of June.
Celtic Woman will preform at the Dothan Civic Center on Friday, April 10th at 7:30pm. Tickets are on sale now and are available at the Dothan Civic Center Box Office, online at www.etix.com or charge by phone at (334) 615-3175. Ticket prices range from $29 - $99.
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Houston County Farm Center, Dothan
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2015 Seabreeze Jazz Festival
Date(s): 4/22/2015, 4/23/2015, 4/24/2015, 4/25/2015, 4/26/2015
April 22-26th
Panama City, FL ... Main performances will take place at the Aaron Beasant Park Amphitheater adjacent to Pier Park, with nightly After-Party All-Star Jam Shows at two venues at adjacent Pier Park.
Multi-Grammy winners George Benson, David Sanborn, and Al Jarreau headline the "Ultimate Weekend of Smooth Jazz" amidst Northwest Florida's stunning beaches and natural setting. The 17th Annual Seabreeze Jazz Festival® returns to Panama City Beach with over 20 stellar performances of top national contemporary jazz talent April 22-26th. The event has become an annual celebration for jazz-minded adults where the allure of great beaches, exciting shopping, world-class restaurants along with a plethora of activities like golf and fishing, all combine for a true vacation getaway.
Panama City Beach provides the perfect backdrop for the "ultimate" jazz beach weekend with the festival attracting attendees from 42 U.S. states and over seven countries, plus also being named "Top 10 Jazz Festival in the USA" by JazzIZ Magazine. Smooth jazz blowing gently in the coastal breezes is just one unique feature at one of the nation's fastest growing "destination music festivals" on the Gulf Coast.
Artists to perform include multi-Grammy winners George Benson, David Sanborn, and Al Jarreau – along with chart-topping smooth jazz musicians Brian Culbertson, The Rippingtons featuring Russ Freeman, Euge Groove, BwB featuring Norman Brown, Kirk Whalum, and Rick Braun, Down To The Bone, The Sax Pack featuring Jeff Kashiwa, Steve Cole, and Kim Waters, Mindi Abair and the Boneshakers, Ken Ford, Acoustic Alchemy, Jazz Funk Soul featuring Chuck Loeb, Jeff Lorber, and Everette Harp, Chris Standring, Eric Darius, Four 80 East, Matt Marshak, Marcus Anderson, Josh Vietti, The Urban Jazz Coalition featuring Althea Rene, Rob Tardik, and Seabreeze Rising Star performer Ryan Montano.
Main performances will take place at the Aaron Beasant Park Amphitheater adjacent to Pier Park, with nightly After-Party All-Star Jam Shows at two venues at adjacent Pier Park. To further showcase the beauty of Panama City Beach, a Dinner and Lunch Smooth Jazz Cruise aboard "The Solaris" dinner yacht is set departing the Lighthouse Marina cruising picturesque St. Andrews Bay—each with a live jazz performance on board.
Smooth Jazz fans have a unique and intimate connection to the festival's music and core artists base. The "smooth jazz lifestyle" is the secret to the success of The Seabreeze Jazz Festival® – where the R & B based smooth contemporary jazz literally creates a synergy for the whole weekend. The licks of the funky bass lines and pop-friendly musical hooks keep the crowds moving to the beat….almost like the tempo of the swaying palm trees around beautiful Aaron Beasant Park Amphitheater at Pier Park, on the west end of Panama City Beach.
Smooth jazz is the epitome of "The Good Life" – laid back yet upscale at the same time, relaxing and familiar as a pair of your most comfortable beach sandals. It's this uniqueness that appeals to a truly upscale college-educated professional adult demographic, primarily a 35-55 year old audience with high amounts of discretionary income. Many economist call this very desirable demographic group "Alpha Baby Boomers" –attributing to the $14.2 million impact the Seabreeze Jazz Festival® besieges on the Northwest Florida economy.
The event hosts close to 28,000 for the weekend, with a large percentage of fans traveling hundreds if not thousands of miles away to attend. 60% of the festival's tickets are sold outside the State of Florida, making it a true destination festival. The alluring appeal of Pier Park and the new resort-style architecture along with west end of Panama City Beach beckons even the most cosmopolitan city-dweller to join in on the fun, and get their toes in the sands.
"We are thrilled to partner, once again, with festival founders, Mark and Renee' Carter and to sponsor this exciting event," said Lino Maldonado, vice president of operations, Wyndham Vacation Rentals, Gulf Region—Presenting Sponsor of the event. "The Seabreeze Jazz Festival® continues to attract an international audience attended by guests from 42 states and 7 countries to Northwest Florida's white sand beaches for the ultimate weekend of music. Our multi-year sponsorship agreement for the Seabreeze Jazz Festival® demonstrates our commitment to strengthening tourism in Panama City Beach and across Northwest Florida's Gulf Coast."
The successful melding appeal of Pier Park with the Seabreeze Jazz Festival® on site is all about complimenting distractions. Pier Park (a Simon Mall property) sports over 160 retail stores, a 16-screen stadium-seating cinema, numerous eateries, nightclubs, even a small amusement park to pacify all of the family's pastimes, while the parents enjoy the live smooth jazz entertainment from the nation's top jazz artists. The newly completed City Pier across the street from the festival stage and miles of white-sand beaches and emerald-green waters also provides a nearby escape from the live entertainment. That is if you muster up enough to pull away from the star-studded contemporary jazz lineup.
The Seabreeze Jazz Festival® will make history in 2015 as the first event on the Gulf Coast to implement a new innovative RFID armband system from Intellitix for both entry and all festival purchases, essentially making the entire event both "ticketless" and "cashless". In 2014, over 40 events in 10 countries have used this exciting new system developed by Intellitix, named by Fast Company Magazine as one of the "Top 10 Most Innovative Companies" for live events in 2014.
For the Seabreeze Jazz Festival, even these cool innovative armbands will take on a jazz theme as festival organizers will be calling them "JazzBands". The imbedded RFID chip inside the armband will not only be the patron's ticket for entry into the event through an electronic portal, but also their wallet for all purchases inside the venue. Attendees can either "load" funds via their credit card in advance of the event online, or on site with credit or cash at several jazz festival "Top Up" stations throughout the event. All it takes is a quick swipe for any purchase in front of a tablet-size screen, and fans are back to the music and smooth jazz fun, with easy access to their "JazzBand" account via their smartphone. No need to worry about losing cash or credit cards with Intellitix's exciting new system for fast entry and quick purchasing, dramatically reducing time spent at entry gates and in queue lines for merchandise, food, and beverages. Any unspent funds on the wristbands are refunded back to the user's credit card immediately following the event, and the "JazzBand" simply becomes an event souvenir.
Tickets are available for single and multi-day admission. Thursday only tickets are $90 each, Friday only tickets are $100 each, Saturday only tickets are $120 each, and Sunday only tickets are $100 each. Patrons save money on multi-day tickets with a Weekend Pass good for Friday-Sunday priced at $200, and the all-inclusive Four Day Pass $250 each for all performances Thursday through Sunday at the main stage.
In addition, a new reserved section called Gold Reserve is available for 2015. Gold Reserved seating includes on-site parking, early entry, fixed reserved seating behind the VIP section, dedicated air-conditioned restrooms, and four beverages per day. The Four Day Gold Reserve ticket is $450 each and limited. VIP Tickets and VIP Tables sold out for the event last summer.
In addition, tickets for nightly All-Star After Party Jam Shows, a dinner and lunch cruise, as well as a special Sax Pack CD Release Party are available online and limited.
To celebrate the conclusion of the jazz festival and to cap off the weekend of stellar entertainment, a free All-Star After-Party Jam Show will be held on Sunday, April 26th beginning at 10:30pm at Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville at Pier Park hosted by Four 80 East, Matt Marshak, Marcus Anderson and special guests. Admission is free with full restaurant menu and bar available.
Seabreeze Jazz Festival® tickets are available by phone at 800-595-4849 or online at www.seabreezejazzfestival.com.
In addition, several local outlets offer single day and multi-day passes.
Panama City Beach: Florida House Fashions and Pompano Joe's at Pier Park (cash and credit cards)
Destin: ResortQuest Sales Office –Highway 98 across from Bass Pro Shops (cash and credit cards)
Ft. Walton Beach: Playground Music Center – Eglin Parkway at Uptown Station (cash only)
Pensacola: Deluna Coffee Company –across from Pensacola State College (cash only)
Tickets with a military discount are available at the Tickets and Travel/MWR Offices at Tyndall Air Force Base, Panama City NSA, Eglin Air Force Base, The Pensacola Naval Air Station, and Fort Rucker.
The Seabreeze Jazz Festival® is again offering a free Four-Day Pass (a $250 value) for each good used band instrument donated to the L.I.N.K.S. of Northwest Florida program. "Lonely Instruments for Needy Kids" is a local non-profit organization that takes previously used band instruments, provides the needed repairs, and then put them into the hands of needy kids whose families usually wouldn't be able to participate in local elementary, middle, or high school band. Last year, over 100 instruments were donated in return for jazz festival tickets and put into the hands of deserving music students in Northwest Florida. Playground Music Center in Ft. Walton Beach is collecting all the band instruments for the program. For more information, contact Tony Leonard at (850)-243-2514.
Special hotel accommodation packages are also available through the festival's supportive hotel sponsors. Presenting Sponsor and featured festival accommodations partner ResortQuest® By Wyndham Vacation Rentals is offering free shuttle service from select Panama City Beach properties for the best jazz festival experience ever. Call 855-990-0087 and use group code "JAZ5" for reservations or see the entire listing of hotels and special offers www.seabreezejazzfestival.com
A toll-free information hotline is available for details at 800-653-7519. Complete lineup, tickets, and schedule information is online at www.seabreezejazzfestival.com with weekly updates on Facebook.
General Admission seating is lawn seating so attendees need to bring a lawn chair or a blanket as event is festival seating. No coolers, outside food, or liquids allowed. Bring an empty water or sports bottle for complimentary water inside the venue. Bottled water will be on sale inside the venue for $1 a bottle. A cash bar will be available inside the venue for beer and wine sales along with an expanded Food Court area featuring gourmet food trucks from around the southeast showcasing a wide variety of cuisine. See the website for a complete list of rules and additional restrictions.
The 2015 Seabreeze Jazz Festival® presented by ResortQuest® by Wyndham Vacation Rentals. Other sponsors include The Panama City Beach Visitor's and Convention Bureau, Pier Park, JazzRadio.com, Knology, Viamedia, Sterling Resorts, Counts-Oaks Resort Properties, Lake Town Wharf, Royal American Beach Getaways, The Panama City News Herald, The Northwest Florida Daily News, Epiphone Guitars, SoWal.com, Concord Music Group, and WSBZ Radio The Seabreeze 106.3FM.
For more information, contact Mark Carter at 850-267-3279 or email@example.com
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The Hallelujah Girls
Date(s): 4/2/2015, 4/3/2015
April 2-3, 2015 at 7:00 p.m.
Wallace Community College, Dothan Alabama
Join Wallace Community College's Fine Arts department as they present the joyful, side-splitting comedy, The Hallelujah Girls.
After the recent death of a friend, the feisty females of Eden Falls, Georgia, decide there is no time like the present to pursue unfulfilled dreams. So, they convert an abandoned church into a day spa. They find it hard to pursue their dreams when the mundane details of their daily lives and old rivalries get in the way.
Don't miss this show April 2-3, at 7:00 p.m. in Bencze Theatre, on the Wallace Dothan campus. Tickets can be purchased at www.wallace.edu or at the box office one hour prior to the show. $5.00 for general admission and $3.00 student admission. If you require accommodations under ADA, please contact Dr. Thomas Maple at 334-556-2616 at least two weeks prior to the show. This show will make you laugh out loud and shout, "Hallelujah!"
Savannah Granberry
Theatre Director
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