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|Pearl Argyle
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7 November 1910
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Pearl Argyle (7 November 1910 – 29 January 1947) was a South African dancer and actor. Her career included leading roles in productions for the Ballet Rambert and Vic-Wells Ballet (now the Royal Ballet), in stage musicals and in films such as H. G. Wells' Things to Come.
Early life[edit]
She was born Pearl Wellman in Johannesburg on 7 November 1910 and studied in London under Marie Rambert and Nicolas Legat.
Frederick Ashton, a fellow member of Rambert's Ballet Club, described her as 'the most beautiful woman of her generation' and she inspired choreographers Ashton and Andrée Howard to create roles for her.
In 1931, Argyle created roles in Ashton's Façade and The Lady of Shalott.[1]
Sacheverell Sitwell was also an admirer and her influence can be traced in works such as 'The Dance of the Quick and the Dead' (1936).[2] She also worked briefly with George Balanchine in Les Ballets 1933.[3]
She joined the Vic-Wells Ballet in 1935, taking leading roles including in Ashton's Le Baiser de la Fée (1935) and Ninette de Valois's The Gods go a'Begging (1936). She left the Vic-Wells ballet in 1938.[4]
Argyle starred in several films, including as Eve Desborough in That Night in London (1932), Anna Pavlova in Royal Cavalcade (1934) and Catherine Cabal in Things to Come (1936). Her final film was Night in December (1941).
She married the German-born film director Curtis Bernhardt in 1936 and moved with him to the United States in 1938, where she performed in several Broadway musicals including One Touch of Venus (1943) by Kurt Weill and Agnes de Mille, but chose not to pursue her film career.[5] They had two children, Tony and Steven Bernhardt.[6]
Later life[edit]
Pearl Argyle died in New York on 29 January 1947 (attributed variously to a car accident and a brain haemorrhage) and was buried at the Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, California.
- ^ http://www.oxfordreference.com/view/10.1093/oi/authority.20110803095423396
- ^ Bradford, Sarah et al 'The Sitwells and the Arts of the 1920s and 1930s' (Texas University Press 1996) p209
- ^ Bernard Taper 'Balanchine: a Biography' (University of California Press 1996) p142
- ^ Oxford Dictionary of Dance
- ^ Haskell, Arnold 'Balletomane at Large' (Heinemann 1972) p67.
- ^ Los Angeles Times obituary 26 August 1999.

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The posters here don't cease to amaze me. There are some here who seem to know what they are getting into when they buy elon. They understand risk.
But then there are others who feel vindicated when the stock goes from say $22 to $28 in 1 week. They feel that the price appreciation means that they had the right investment strategy all along. I believe, that is the wrong way of thinking. In the words of the great investor, Warren Buffett, the stock market is a voting machine in the short run and a weighing machine in the long run. So when the price goes up quickly that does not mean much to me. If you go to Vegas and see a gambler make $1000 by betting on red in roulette that does not make them a savvy or smart gambler - just lucky. In the long run that gambler will most likely lose money. You wouldn't want to copy the gambler - would you? If you look at studies, it has been shown repeatedly that investors who move in and out of stocks do significantly worse that the ones who pick good companies and stick with them. I have no problem with people who have picked elon and are in it for a long time. Microcap, for example, appears to be one of those investors. But unfortunately, most people here talk about technical analysis, resistance, and are waiting to unload their stock and then buy again. The huge volatility of elon confirms that observation. Short term traders will get burned, but their brokers love them.
Hey Queen_anne_22/922,
Have you finally figured out the difference between "Market Order" and �Limit Order�?
Re: Analyst
Seattle, WA
31-May-07 04:04 pm
�Unfortunately initially I gave "Market Orders" which meant that if I was buying 2000 shares the price would escalate just to fill my order.�
Is this too good to be true?
Seattle, WA
14-May-07 10:24 am
�I just doubled my position to 4000 shares. I've been studying this company and it really appears to be a great deal at even $10 per share.�
I am wondering how many Queen_annes are out there?
Johnmr and elonlong,
I'm just like you folks. Trying very hard to beat the market with my investments. We just have different approaches. I think that I could learn something from you either in investing or psychology. Lets put hostility and sarcasm aside and learn from each other. That is what's so great about the internet. Sharing and learning. I think you can learn from everyone no matter what their investment skill. I originally came here to gain insight into why people buy a stock with such poor financials and I actually am learning that there are valid reasons to invest in elon. Of course, I am far from actually putting money in this risky company. Hey, in 3 years this company could be worth $200 a share and I will be proud of you folks.
Good luck and I mean it!
I dunno ur highness u tell me. Today (08/23/2007) it looks very much like a successfull business.
Many elon folks just don't get the difference between a successful stock and a successful business.
Strong Buy! See above for details.
Twincity, your sarcasm hurts me.
You are clearly very savvy if you have made 200K on elon trading in the past year. I assume that your original investment was not much (under 200k maybe?) That's a 100% return on your investment. Obviously my comment was not directed at shrewd traders like yourself. I am extremely impressed by your performance. If I buy elon like you did now when should I sell? What signs do you look for selling? Also please confirm my assumption that your original investment in your Roth account was not much. After all if you have 20 million dollars in your Roth then 200k is only a 1% return which is not impressive. But I am sure that is not the case. 200K on elon in one year! That is amazing! Are you this succesful with all your picks or just elon?
Please note everyone that I have changed my sentiment to "strong buy" from "strong sell".
Oh thank you wise queen. I am glad you enlightened me as to the horrible risks of investing in Echelon. That 200k gain in my Roth IRA from just Echelon over the last 12 months sure is hard to live with. I am never going to "gamble" again. By the way, I am back in with 1/2 my original position at an average cost of around $22 and looking to add to my position on any weakness. We'll see what happens. I sure hope little old dumb me doesn't get taken for a ride.
All hail the queen!!! She seems to know it all.
Every aspect of virtually every business is a gamble.
Look at the statistics describing the percentage of new businesses that fail. Would the couple who start a new restaurant do so if they had a clue?
Look at how all stocks failed in the wake of 911....
The capitalist system takes no prisoners. Some businesses are on government life support, but most struggle in the open arena, and are free to fail.
Just remember, "An investment is a stock (that after your purchase) went down."
What the professor is saying is, every stock purchase is a speculation... that is: a gamble.
If you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen. The beauty of this whole capitalist enterprise, is that it is purely voluntary.
"The beauty of this whole capitalist enterprise, is that it is purely voluntary."
Suffice it to say, that I wasn't given the option where I was born.
You may as well go to the California hills and pan for gold.
>>If you look at studies, it has been shown repeatedly that investors who move in and out of stocks do significantly worse that the ones who pick good companies and stick with them. I have no problem with people who have picked elon and are in it for a long time. Microcap, for example, appears to be one of those investors.<<
Afraid not. I believe in buying stocks when lower than my estimate for their fair value and selling when higher. My strategy is somewhat more complicated than that, but not much. I probably hold my average position for ~ half a year or so. I've traded ELON since 1999 and made a lot of money doing so. If I had bought in 1999 and just held on, I might have been up a bit, but not nearly as much. By rebalancing and constantly redeploying capital to the most undervalued opportunities in one's investment universe, one can maximize return.
I've seen some of the studies you are probably referring to, indicating that those who 'churn' their brokerage accounts do worse than those who don't. I expect that is because the great majority of those people have no clue as to the intrinsic worth of the stocks they are trading. They are trading on bumps in charts, pie-in-the-sky potential, sexy PRs & articles, and 'hot trends' rather than brass tack fundamentals and hard-nosed valuations.
There are probably many strategies that work. I'm very happy with mine - but it certainly isn't buy and hold independent of the stock price.
Very interesting. How do you calculate the intrinsic value of the companies? Could you give some examples with real companies? What is Elon's intrinsic value in your opinion? What calculations do you make? Present value of future net income or what?
I think buying companies below their intrinsic value and selling when they rise above their value is the way to go. But easier said than done. Also do you take into account the effect of taxes? Shorterm capital gains tax can really eat into your profits.
I had you pegged wrong. I thought you were a longterm elon investor.
Anne, something is keeping you here. I am so intrigued by people like yourself and chipsteak, who have no financial interest in the stock, yet take the time to post all the reasons not to invest in it. Why echelon? There are literally thousands of stocks that should not be purchased based on fundamentals and financials. Are you sure youre not a closet trader? If so, you should come out of the closet and just be yourself. Its much healthier. And if Echelon is a "strong sell", as you have pointed out, why don't you sell short? You can make a bundle while the rest of us suckers lose our shirts. We won't hold it against you.
Here are your answers:
You are intrigued by me - I am intrigued by elon speculators. You're right there are thousands of stocks that are not worth investing in. I think one can learn a lot by watching poor investments. Of course, I realize that I could totally be wrong and elon could turn out to be a great investment. In that case I could end up learning a valuable lesson. If it turns out terrible, then that is also a valuable lesson about human behavior. It is very educational.
>>Are you sure youre not a closet trader? If so, you should come out of the closet and just be yourself. Its much healthier.
I'm too much of a chicken to be a closet trader. If I were, I agree that it would be much healthier to come out of the closet.
>>And if Echelon is a "strong sell", as you have pointed out, why don't you sell short?
The reason I don't sell short is because:
1)I believe you can never predict people's behavior especially in the short term. The stock could get bid up to $80 by the end of the month, but that may not necessarily reflect the company's success.
2) I admit I could be wrong about elon. I have been wrong before and will be wrong again in the future. Selling short is way too risky. The potential downside is infinite (ie: if the price goes through the roof) while the potential upside is finite ($22 a share if the comapny goes under). As I said before, I'm too much of a chicken for shorting.
Finally, Johnmr, microcap and purobreath, you all seem like longterm investors in elon, so my criticism was not directed at you. I was talking about the folks who are constantly trading in and out of this stock.
Hmmm... maybe I should leave this board. Except you all are very fun! So easy to get your goat. If you want, I will tell you the companies that I am heavily invested in and you all can come to those boards and talk trash about the companies. Fair enough?


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What great flavor from such a simple recipe! I've made this several times and this is now a staple in our house. I've served it as a side dish and as a vegetarian main dish. I had no problems with the recipe being too "soupy". I had problems only once, when I drained the black beans and the dish turned out too dry.
Made just the black bean portion of this for DH's birthday dinner tonight - excellent! Since I was only doing beans and not rice, I backed off on the cinnamon, and put in some chipotle pepper powder rather than mild chili powder. Oh, and didn't have an onion, so added a bit of onion powder. Brought to a boil and then simmered until the canned beans were tender. Really delicious - DH LOVED it! Thanks for an excellent recipe!
I found this dish too "soupy" (with the canned bean liquid) and the cinnamon and balsamic vinegar gave it kind of an odd taste.
My husband said ... "This was awewome!" Even the kids liked it. Made it with brown rice and enjoyed it very much.
Wow, this was perfect. I was craving something south of the border, spicy and vegetarian...and this was it. We had all the ingredients, I threw in some frozen corn as well, then added too much pico pica sauce (I think that's what it's called). But it was still amazing, definately a keeper!
My family and friends love these. Only thing I do different is use dried beans. We love the flavor. Served with brown rice and it is filling and great!
I love this recipe! I have made it many times, but I do not include the liquid from the can of beans. This is so simple, and I have been using this recipe for years, including when I was living in China, and I was lucky enough to find balsamic vinegar on one of my shopping trips. Thank you for posting this recipe so long ago!
A great week-day meal. I drained and rinsed the black beans cause otherwise I find it too salty. Got the liquid by adding a can of peeled tomatoes. Followed the tip from other reviewers of cutting the oregano in half. For hot sauce I used "Sambal Tomaat", homemade. The consistency was just right, not too soupy, nor too dry. Next time I'll try to add some raisins to the bean mixture.
Thanks for posting.
This is delicious. I was leary of the cinnamon, but it is fine in this dish. There wasn't a problem with too much liquid because the directions call for you to simmer the beans, tomatoes, etc. This is a keeper! Thanks!


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Foley, Alabama (map) | (251) 971-6644
Sites: 104 | Latest Rate: $38.00 |
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Very nice RV park with concrete pads, flat sites, and lots of sunshine. No shade. It was very clean. Pool and hot tub were very nice and very crowded over Labor Day weekend. It was a nice park just a few miles from the beach and we would stay here again as we have friends in the area. - Bastion
Clean and quiet. Long, level pull through. Easy in and out. Lots of Snow birds here this time of year but we had no problem getting in for a couple of nights on our way through. - coehotrodder
I chose this park by using the reviews already posted. The check in process was easy, and the staff friendly. All the sites are concrete pads, flat, and wide. There is grass and a picnic table on each site. There are no fire rings. I didn't ask about campfires, but I'm assuming that's not possible. Could be considered a negative if that's important for your experience. We didn't go to the beach, but I don't think it's too far. We also didn't use any of the facilities, but I would like to come back just for the zero entry pool which is very important for someone who is mobility impaired like myself. We will be coming back, as we have family in the area! - rwmmdj
Foley, Alabama (map) | (251) 970-2370
Sites: 88 | Latest Rate: $35.00 |
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This was our 5th stay at this resort, and ranks as one of our all-time favorites. The rate was based by the week. This is a beautiful park, wonderful pool and hot tub, excellent facilities, and immaculate landscaping. The sites are all large and concrete, and the interior roads are all paved. The staff will go out of their way to help you any way they can. We can't wait to return! - sleeps
Best resort we have stayed in. We use this as the standard against which to compare other parks. Well spread out sites with full hookups, good cable and WiFi. Superb community center with great fitness center and pool. - fish-trails.com
Bella Terra is certainly a first class park. Check-in, escort to site, beautiful landscape sites, wide and deep sites, covered siting areas, groomed lawns etc. We will return again. - cmwb
Foley, Alabama (map) | (251) 971-1874
Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $15.00 |
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All the necessities at a reasonable PA fee. No picnic tables, no fire ring, etc., but a good overnight spot if you are traveling through, or here for the shopping at the discount mall. Has gravel access roads, grass sites but spacious and comfortable. Owners live on the premises and a very helpful campground host gets you parked. We stayed here three nights at the Passport America rate and an additional night at the regular rate of $30 which is a little pricey for the facilities offered but there are very reasonable weekly and monthly rates available. We will stay here again. - upatoiboy
Gravel road, grass sites. Park perimeter is trees and barbed wire fence, it feels like parking in a pasture or grassy field, only with hookups. Sites are wide enough for slides but still close together. The pull through sites are very long and easily accommodated our 60 foot length. Very few trees in the park. The park is on Hwy 98 so there's some road noise. No picnic table or pad. Rustic but pleasant. A great park to "do nothing" or as a base to visit Foley and Gulf Shores. Very nice, helpful owner. Rate reflects PA discount. For the price and relaxation, we may return. No Wi-Fi. - Full_Timer
This was a great little park we stayed at on our way to TX from Florida. The owner has put a lot of love into this place, and they have one of the best club houses we've seen. Laundry facilities are neat as a pin and inexpensive. The grounds are neat, but basic. Don't expect a resort-environment here. You make your own fun. The only downside is the sites are a little close together, but that didn't present much of a problem. Residents are super friendly and there's lots of room to roam. A great place to stay for a week or a season. - LiveWorkDream
Foley, Alabama (map) | (251) 971-2782
Sites: 48 | Latest Rate: $30.00 |
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The on-site manager was very friendly. This location is very convenient to the outlet mall and popular restaurants. It's quiet and small with about 20 sites and less than half were occupied. The sites hookups are shared so you are close to your neighbor; one faces one way, you face the other direction. We had to use blocks to level our motorhome - we haven't had to use them in 2 years. Roads are gravel, sites are gravel filled in with grass. Their website said $25 for non members but when you arrive there is a sign for $30. Manager said they don't have anyone to change their website. A little too high as to the unmaintained area and lack of any amenities other than hook-ups. Not likely to return here, not enough of a savings to be worth it. - User1828
This is a no frills park and only has about 40 sites but it's very clean and quiet and in a perfect location. We enjoyed our stay here. We stayed for a month. - Tyra's rv
This is a park for those who want to park their rig and enjoy the surrounding area. Located 10 miles from the beach, and right behind the Outlet Malls. It is designed for Elks Members, but will accommodate guests for a surcharge. The sites are spacious and very level, but close on the utility side to your neighbor. No pool, no picnic tables, no bath houses, no frills. - simsfmly
Foley, Alabama (map) | (251) 970-3773
Sites: 171 | Latest Rate: $29.00 |
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Nice clean friendly park. Many activities. We were there in March for a month along with many other snowbirds. The spaces are a little tight but long enough for a 45 ft motorhome once you get in.
We paid the monthly rate of $ 450 which includes electricity, cable and internet
My only complaint is that it can be difficult to connect to the internet and it is generally slow. If the internet were better I would rate it higher. - Fluffy 41
Very kid friendly beautiful scenery and pet friendly. Nice cement parking slabs. The only complaint was the Internet was a little slow. This park has many residents that live here full time. Johnny's Lakeside RV Resort has the friendliest residents and staff. The water park is amazing. Our 3 year old granddaughter loved it. We also had a problem with our electric plug and within 10 minutes my husband had 3 of the regulars offer to help him fix it. I cannot say enough about this beautiful wonderful park! - Tamdee
Great RV park. Lots of grass and shade trees. Sites being improved with new concrete parking pads gradually. Many already done. Beautiful, huge pool with 3 water slides and a lazy river float. Nice lake with free fishing. Extremely friendly, courteous, and helpful staff. Park recently changed ownership and hopefully, will continue current improvements and good business practices. We would definitely stay here again even though there is an abundance of nice parks in this area. - Rsunde
Foley, Alabama (map) | (251) 928-7335
Sites: 49 | Latest Rate: $30.00 |
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This is a small (48+/- site) place nestled in Foley on the border of Magnolia Springs AL. A very neat, tidy and well maintained and nicely landscaped place with spacious sites. Both ownership and management are the most responsive and caring bar none. This park is has a communal atmosphere with friendly and welcoming folks. Lots of community activities with group dining at local restaurants and potluck dinners and parties. It is close to town and if Foley doesn't have it you don't need it. It is 15-20 minutes to the beach with many local and colorful restaurants along the main drag. We enjoyed lots of local TV via antenna. Easily one of the nicest and friendliest places we have been. - Phred13
The story here is VALUE, and assigning a rating with that in mind. The park is NOT luxury living, but spotless, with the Manager probably the friendliest we have ever experienced in 40 years of RVing. Then, there's the "residents", folks who show up in Dec for the season. There's no Rec center, but plenty of residents wanting to do things like bowling, fishing, shopping...etc. with us "visitors" being invited to all. No cable, but good over-the-air Digital signal, 3 bar Jet Pack wi-fi. Park wi-fi good signal, fair band width. The place is immaculate, with the Owners activily engaged in keeping it that way. But really...25 bucks a night for full 50 amp hookups? If it were to be much more, the rating would be lower frankly. We'll be back for sure, as long as the value holds. - tres gatos
This park is a gem and we were so happy to have found it. All campers were extremely friendly, everyone was made to feel very welcome. It is located conveniently to the Gulf, shopping malls, sight seeing and golf. The Manager and Owners are on site and they are very helpful, friendly and take great pride in their RV Park. It is very well maintained, some of the sites have concrete pads, wooden decks. Most are grass sites but fairly level we had no problems. The wifi service was excellent, clubhouse very nice with large screen TV. No cable TV but satellite reception was fine. Its best to come in on Rt. 49 to Mannich Rd. and follow sign. Thoroughly enjoyable stay and hope to return again. - Paula Strasser
Foley, Alabama (map) | (251) 284-6281
Sites: 41 | Latest Rate: $25.00 |
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Please note that the park is under new management. We were very happy here in our stay. Speed bumps are in many of the campgrounds to keep speeders down and we did not have any problems with them. Clean bathrooms, laundry and clubhouse. Close to many attractions and Mobile for Mardi Gras. - 3huskies
One of the best parks in the area of Gulf Shores, Al. This small park is west of Foley, Al about 7 miles and north of Magnolia Springs, Al about 1 mile. The park is about equal distance to Gulf Shores and Fair Hope. Reported to originally have been part of the RV park next door with the intent of selling lots (rather than rentals). It currently has a combination of privately owned lots (21) and unsold lots (20) for rent. Nice club house, laundry, showers, pool, and all concrete pads & patios. The property has been well maintained and has nice landscaping of grass, shrubs, and trees. The park manager (Jim) is also the HOA president and is very pleasant and helpful. The host was was also pleasant and helpful. Internet work very good and had two antennas in the park to aid in signal strength. This is a very affordable park by the month, quiet, clean, well managed, and is great to rent for winter stays 1-3 months (or purchase for yearly stays). Propane is available in Magnolia Springs at a reasonable cost. Note: No web site for Magnolia RV Park II. - tzdr8v
The price and reviews of 'this' park looked good so we drove the dinghy out for a look. That's the first thing to be careful of. Our GPS had us going down a dirt road when there is paved access to the park. Which brings up the second issue. We were actually going to look at the park next door but the dirt road lead us to this park first. So we went to it first. Immediately upon arrival we were met by the host, a great guy. We reserved a site for 2 weeks on the spot. Which brings up the next issue. Between that visit and our arrival with the RV, SPEED MOUNTAINS were put in. I understand the unfortunate need for speed bumps, and have no problem with them, but these were excessive. On the two lane interior roads, they cut diagonally across. This essentially rocks your coach not just up and down, but side to side. On one of the single lane roads, they may well be hazardous. One of the other guests expressed concern about whether or not his raised jacks had adequate clearance to get over them. Internet access was good. No cable TV, but no obstructions for satellite. It is a great central location for all that the surrounding areas have to offer. But, seriously, the speed bumps have to go. They are bad enough, that when I had to leave the park to have some warranty work done, we went to a different, more expensive park rather than endure those monstrosities. The host gets a 10. The park an 8. The bumps a 0. That averages out to a 6. And that is an absolute shame. - biosensai
Foley, Alabama (map) | (251) 965-6777
Sites: 62 | Latest Rate: $16.00 |
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Very nice quiet park. We were in the back of the park among mostly friendly snowbirds. Our site was a back-in with plenty of room. - Land roving
This is a Passport America park, and they give a discount for 7 nights Their regular rate is $32/night, $150/week, and $360/month. Gravel sites in older section. Newer section has 2 rows of sites with concrete parking pads and concrete patios; these are $400/month. The monthly rate includes 900 kWh electricity, full 50 amp hookups, Wi-Fi at sites. If you are staying at the park you can golf for $10 a day. We have stayed her twice before in past years. We are staying here now for a week. There is a club house and some activities. Not a bad park - 2GermanAmericans
This park is near the village of Magnolia Springs, 5 miles west of Foley. Full time residents and long term winter guests are the mainstay. The host was indifferent to my short term stay of 3 days. No map of the park and I had to ask for a statement as well as the amenities. OTOH the residents are very friendly and helpful. If you have a dog you will fit in very well. The park is terraced with the Community building being on the top level. The next 2 levels are older, well shaded, and sites may be on grass or concrete. The newer and lowest level is more spacious and open. The showers were fine as was the Wi-Fi. There was no defined path to the community building or parking. We can recommend the Blue Marlin Family restaurant a few miles west on 98. The 9 hole par 3 course is well kept and fun to play. It is the only reason we would return. Rate posted is the PA rate plus tax. - rossby
Foley, Alabama (map) | (251) 988-1216
Sites: 88 | Latest Rate: $25.00 |
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There is a clubhouse on site, but not much else in the way of amenities in this senior community. The park was well kept and management was friendly and helpful as well as other members of the community. We enjoyed staying here for 4 months and look forward to returning in the future to revisit the Mobile flea market, USS Alabama, Alabama coast, and other attractions. - Terry5048
Nice grassy sites with some trees and very clean and close to gulf beaches. Owner lives on site and very friendly and let us pick out our site. Seasonal and permanent residents made us feel very welcome and included us in activities. Will return again when in area. The only thing I would update is the washer and dryers. - Marcia55
This is a seniors park, with children allowed for short periods only. Mostly full timers, retired, or snow birds. The park is well maintained. Most available sites are grass pull through. They are large, 35 to 40' wide and 70' long. Management is very friendly. They do an excellent job keeping the park neat and safe. We lived here over 1 year and enjoyed it immensely. Not a lot of facilities, but well maintained. Not considering amenities, I would rate this park a 10. - FT1946


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Laura Mvula is a British, classically trained musician, songwriter, and former choir director whose debut album,Sing to the Moon,is a lush fusion of soul, jazz, gospel, and pop. While not overtly "about" faith, her arrangements are imbued with spiritual longing and visions of beauty. Columbia
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Just out on digital release, the documentary Walk with Me follows three women artists and activists who take theater to prisons, community centers, and schools. It is a celebration of art as a means of creative social change and lifting human dignity. www.walkwithmethemovie.com [8]
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Trial date set in 2009 strangling of Modesto woman
A judge on Thursday scheduled a trial to start May 20 for a man accused of first-degree murder in the strangling of his neighbor, who was found dead more than three years ago in her Modesto apartment.
Authorities believe Albert Lee Talley, 39, strangled Jacqueline Marie Borja Schmitz, 29, who was last seen alive May 4, 2009. Her body was found two days later in her studio apartment in the 700 block of 18th Street, on the east edge of downtown. Modesto police found her with an electrical cord wrapped around her neck. A few weeks later, detectives arrested the defendant.
In Talley's preliminary hearing last year, the late Deputy District Attorney Frank Alvarez argued the defendant was angry at Schmitz, who owed him money. The prosecutor said Talley told others, days before Schmitz died, that he was going to choke her.
Stephen Foley, Talley's defense attorney, argued in the preliminary hearing that there were no signs of a struggle at the apartment indicating a murder had occurred, and he spoke about the possibility Schmitz died of a prescription drug overdose. Investigators found at Schmitz's home numerous prescription drug containers, including 30 that had pills inside.
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New school named for Kaechele
The Henrico School Board voted Oct. 25 to name the county's newest public school, opening next fall in Short Pump, David A. Kaechele Elementary School, in honor of the longtime Three Chopt District supervisor.
The school is being built on Pouncey Tract Road, and a redistricting committee of citizens is working to recommend attendance boundaries for it. The committee is expected to present two options to the School Board at its Nov. 8 meeting, and the board could adopt a set of boundaries by the end of the year.
School Board Chair Diana Winston, who represents the Three Chopt District (in which the school is located) recommended that the new school be named for Kaechele, and the board unanimously agreed.
Kaechele's name was one of more than 80 name suggestions made by the public for the school. Several other suggestions already adorn county schools (Mills E. Godwin, Glen Allen, John Rolfe, Pocahontas and Virginia Randolph).
Among other suggested names: County View, Freedom, Fox Path, Henland (a combination of Henrico and Goochland), Lone Tree, New Dawn, Old Farm, Quarry Hill and Rock Quarry (in deference to the school's location near a quarry) and Steel Coach.
The board had not named a new school after an individual since L. Douglas Wilder Middle School opened more than a decade ago, though Holman Middle School, which opened in 2010, bears the last name of the family that owned the land on which it is located.
In addition to Kaechele, a number of other prominent local and national figures were suggested as worthy school name candidates, including Henrico County Manager Virgil Hazelett, former county manager Edward Beck, former Henrico School Board members Robert Smart and Lloyd Jackson, longtime Henrico educator Warner Jones, Sr., former Henrico superintendent William Bosher, space pioneers Neil Armstrong and Sally Ride and William Satterwhite (whose family owned for more than 200 years the land on which the school will be located).
Local couple wins wedding at Lewis Ginter
Richmonders Jim Morgan and Dan Stackhouse were married at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden in Lakeside Mar. 7 month after winning the Say I Do! With OutRVA wedding contest in February. The contest was open to LGBT couples in recognition of Virginia's marriage equality law, which took effect last fall. The wedding included a package valued at $25,000.
Morgan and Stackhouse, who became engaged last fall on the day marriage equality became the law in Virginia, have been together for 16 years. They were selected from among 40 couples who registered for the contest. The winners were announced at the Say I Do! Dessert Soiree at the Renaissance in Richmond in February. > Read more.
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The Fourth Annual Healy Gala will be held Saturday, Apr. 11, at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.
The event was created to honor Michael Healy, a local businessman and community leader who died suddenly in June 2011, and to endow the Mike Healy Scholarship (through the Glen Allen Ruritan Club), which benefits students of Glen Allen High School.
Healy served as the chairman of Glen Allen Day for several years and helped raise thousands of dollars for local charities and organizations. > Read more.
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The Richmond Battlefield Ruritan Club is holding a Brunswick stew sale, with orders accepted through March 13 and pick-up available March 14. The cost is $8 per quart.
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In a spot that could be easily overlooked is a surprising, and delicious, Japanese restaurant. In a tiny nook in the shops at the corner of Ridgefield Parkway and Pump Road sits a welcoming, warm and comfortable Asian restaurant called Ichiban, which means "the best."
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Alice in Wonderland bloated with more Tim Burton goth-pop than the inside of a Hot Topic. Maleficent was a step in the right direction, but the movie couldn't decide if Maleficent should be a hero or a villain (even if she should obviously be a villain) and muddled itself into mediocrity.
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One Direction has just announced their opening acts for the Australian leg of their "On The Road Again" tour.
The tour kicks off in Sydney Australia on February 7th and the British band McBusted along with Australian singer Samantha Jade will be opening up for the band.
Samantha, the 27-year-old singer from Perth, Australia, was the 2012 "X Factor" Australia winner.
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No. 23 Duke wins, but their struggles are still evident
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If you're No. 23 Duke or you're Mike Krzyzewski, it doesn't really matter how ugly it was.
At this point, coming off of road losses to Clemson and Notre Dame in the span of a week, winning ugly means, quite frankly, that you won, and at this point, that's something the Blue Devils are going to take. For them, the 69-65 win over Virginia is just as effective as a 100-0 win.
Coach K pulled out all the tricks in his playbook. shuffling the starting lineup (Matt Jones started at the off-guard spot) and rolling through five-man line changes for the first ten minutes or so of each half. In total, 11 guys got minutes for the Blue Devils, including seldom-used reserves Semi Ojeleye and Marshall Plumlee.
And on a night where Coach K is trying to wake up his team, it would only make sense that the heroes were, in one case, a season-long conundrum and, in the other, of the unsung variety.
Rasheed Sulaimon has spent the entire season working his way in and out of Coach K's doghouse. He took the dreaded DNP-CD against Michigan (I wrote about it here) before finally seeming to break back into the rotation against Arizona in the Garden (I wrote about that here). But it wasn't until tonight that we really saw Sulaimon look like the guy that many had pegged as a potential lottery pick entering the season.
He scored 21 points off the bench, providing a massive first half spark to snap Duke out of an offensive funk while hitting a fluky game-winner — his corner three bounced high off of the back of the rim and in — in the final minute. He was active defensively and aggressive offensively, something we haven't seen Sulaimon do much of this season.
The other hero was Amile Jefferson, Duke's blue-collar, undersized junkyard dog inside. Jefferson finished with 10 points, 15 boards, two assists, a block and two steals, one of which came when he picked off a cross court pass when Virginia had the ball down just two points with 10 seconds left. He proceeded to get fouled and, as a 41% free throw shooter, step to the line and ice the game.
But as good as those two were, Duke's issues were still quite evident.
Virginia isn't the kind of team that has explosive penetrating guards, but the were able to get penetration into the paint way too easily. They struggled finishing around the rim, which is why Duke was able to maintain a double-digit advantage for much of the game. Offensively, the Blue Devils still don't look quite right. They rely far too much on isolations in the half court and have simply looked out of sync in recent games. Jabari Parker is slumping. Rodney Hood struggled at times Monday night. Quinn Cook, as a result, has tried to force things offensively to try to make up for that lacking scoring punch.
The good news? The body language tonight was better. The Blue Devils had more energy. They may have blown a lead down the stretch playing "prevent offense", but they still beat a good Virginia team that's been peaking of late.
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If anyone can figure out a way to cure what ails Duke, it's the man that has the most wins of any college basketball coach.
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