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Whether you choose to use them as shot glasses or as decorative votive candle holders, these wedding favors are guaranteed to shine! From Fashioncraft's Silkscreened Glassware Collection, each favor measures 2.5" tall x 2" in diameter, with a 3.5" ounce capacity, in a classic shot glass/votive holder shape with a thick glass base. Made in the USA, each is made of clear glass and they're perfectly fitted to be silk screened with amazing accuracy directly on the glass in a wide variety of all occasion themes, designs, colors and titles that match your theme and your personal preferences. A versatile and attractive choice, these personalized cordial/shot glass favors come bulk packed. Please allow two weeks for silk screening and processing as well as transit time for shipping to your location.
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Cutest ever!! 5
Kristina (Altavista, VA), 3/22/2015
Love it!! So cute & perfect for our wedding since I use to bartend & he deejayed in a club!! Quick service too!
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Melody (Morehead city, NC), 3/13/2015
The shot glasses arrived as promised. They look great a And we are thrilled to have them fir the wedding. They are heavy and round and look expensive though they weren't.
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Mandy (Raleigh, NC), 2/28/2015
These are just what i was looking for. My fiance wanted favors for our guests. We disagreed on what to get as he wanted glassware and my family doesn't drink. these are perfect because we are going to put them on the tables with candles. Each person can take one home and choose to use it as a candle or shot glass. Packaging and shipping were also great. The price was the best one I found!
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DeeDee (Bayonne, NJ), 1/10/2015
Even though I rated 5 Stars the overall product was high quality but a couple of letters was missing within the message. It was to late for me to return the products.
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I just got these for my upcoming wedding. The quality is perfect!! And they came so fast. They were here within 2 weeks! The packing was genius as well! Would highly recommend to anyone! If I could give it 10 stars I would. Thank you so much!!!
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I'm very happy with these! I was looking for something that could be a shot glass for drinkers and votives for non drinkers, these are perfect. They're actually bigger than I expected. The font is nice and big too, not like some of the other glasses that I had seen online. The sites that had pretty glasses were way overpriced. These are the middle ground. Exactly what I wanted and shipping in a timely fashion, I couldn't be happier.
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So glad I found this. Arrived early and safe. Even though it says not dishwasher safe we tried it and ours did just fine. Guest got a kick out of them too.
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I was shocked at how quickly my order was at my doorstep! The quality of my glasses are exceptional and they turned out exactly how I imagined. I highly recommend these!
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The set up was very quick and easy. The glasses were very securely packed and arrived right on time. My husband was very pleased with the shot glasses!
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I received my order in a very timely fashion and it turned out great. Out of 135 shot glasses ordered only 3 broke during the shipment and I was refunded the amount for the broken glasses within 2 days. My advice, order 3-5 more than you need just in case any break during shipping.
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Bryanna (Norwood, MA), 7/27/2014
I am using these as party favors for my wedding at the end of September and can't wait to give them to my guests.
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Tracy (Kansas City, MO), 7/18/2014
These are perfect for our daughter's wedding reception. The packaging was good and they arrived on time. Just the right size for a votive candle.
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Ordered last minute favors for my daughters wedding! They did it they got them to us on time.... I will be back where I have lots of functions
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I love these votives / shot glasses! exactly what I wanted and the color is great.
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Erica (Harrison, OH), 4/6/2014
I loved these shot glasses from the moment I saw them! They are perfect for our guests! They didn't take very long to ship and they were exactly as i expected! I can't wait till I get to give these out! Thank you so much!
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Heather (Menomonie, WI), 4/6/2014
They turned out very nice. The price was great too.
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billie%20jean (inver%20grove%20heights, MN), 8/30/2013
I received my glasses on time and all of them were in one piece! I filled them with Hershey Kisses and they looked awesome at my guests place settings! Thank you!
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With this being my first time using Nice Price, you definitely lived up to your name. The product is what I designed, the quality is great and, the price...nice! My only "ping" is that I had hoped for a color (burgundy) that you didn't provide (having a football party for my husband, who is a Washington Redskins fan). I'm adding burgundy candles to create the team colors. Thank you, Nice Price.
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Paula (Veazie, ME), 5/14/2013
I was satisfied with the shot glasses. They were as described.
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Aloft Frisco, Frisco
Situated in Frisco, Aloft Frisco is in the business district and close to Dr Pepper Arena, Dr Pepper Ballpark, and Stonebriar Centre Mall. Also nearby is The Shops at Legacy.
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Aloft Frisco has an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Complimentary wireless and wired high-speed Internet access is available in public areas. Business amenities at this 3-star property include a business center, a meeting room, and limo/town car service. Dining options at this business-friendly hotel include a bar/lounge and a snack bar/deli. The staff can provide concierge services and wedding services. Additional amenities include multilingual staff, laundry facilities, and a picnic area. Guests have complimentary access to an area shuttle within 3 mi. Self parking is complimentary. This is a smoke-free property.
The 136 air-conditioned guestrooms at Aloft Frisco include laptop-compatible safes and complimentary newspapers. Guests can use the in-room complimentary wireless and wired high-speed Internet access. 42-inch flat-screen TVs are equipped with premium cable channels and pay movies. All accommodations provide desks along with free local calls (restrictions may apply). Bathrooms offer showers, designer toiletries, and hair dryers. All units feature refrigerators, coffee/tea makers, and complimentary bottled water. Additional amenities include irons/ironing boards and blackout drapes/curtains. In addition, housekeeping is offered daily and amenities available on request include hypo-allergenic bedding.
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- This hotel is arranged over 5 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is noon
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- Minimum check-in age is 21
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- Pets allowed
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
- Free self parking
- Accessible parking
- Free area shuttle within 3 mi
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- Smoke-free property
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- Breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Snack bar/deli
- Outdoor pool
- Fitness facilities
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
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- Business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 518
- Conference space size (meters) - 48
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- Limo or Town Car service available
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- Separate sitting area
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- Shower only
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 42-inch flat-screen TV
- Pay movies
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- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
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The price we paid was lower than any other comparable hotel in the area. The several front-desk clerks we spoke with were excellent! They have a very nice pool and upgraded fitness center.
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I know this is late...but do you still have interest in pen pals???? I could check at my son's school, I'm sure that they would agree that pen pals would benefit kids especially who need help with writing or social skills!! Feel free to e-mail me and let me know!!
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Just stopped by to see your stuff since you saw one of mine.
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The idea here was to show off my range. Most of the voices here are extreme on purpose, so people can see what types of sounds I can make in the shortest amount of time possible. Anything here can be toned down to appropriate levels.
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Thanks for the link. Your pretty amazing. Not sure if I'll need voice acting for my game, but if I do, I'll keep your name in mind. Very funny stuff. I can listen to the loop all day lol.
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Field Manuals: AIR DEFENSE ARTILLERY BRIGADE OPERATIONS FM 3-01.7
SHTF Prep Items
Field Manuals: AIR DEFENSE ARTILLERY BRIGADE OPERATIONS FM 3-01.7
1-1. The mission of the United States Army is to protect and defend the
Constitution of the United States of America. The Army does this by
deterring war and, when deterrence fails, by achieving quick, decisive victory
- on and off the battlefield – anywhere in the world and under virtually any
conditions as part of a joint team. It does this by fulfilling its directed
function of organizing, equipping, and training ready forces. The US national
military strategy relies on an ability to rapidly deploy, employ, and sustain a
joint force anywhere on the globe. This means that the conditions of Army
operations can range from peace operations to high intensity conflict. These
operations can occur in nuclear, biological, and chemical (NBC)
environments, in all types of terrain, weather, and climate.
Survival-SHTF-Guide: AIR DEFENSE ARTILLERY BRIGADE OPERATIONS FM 3-01.7
1-2. The air defense artillery brigade is essential to the Army's theater and
corps air and missile defense mission. It provides a focal point for the ADA
defense design and promotes air and missile defense unity of effort within the
theater. The ADA brigade focuses on protection of joint forces and theater
assets. The ADA brigade provides force protection to maneuver units and
other critical assets according to mission defense priorities. Air defense
weapon systems of the ADA brigade provide responsive, day and night, all
weather, all-altitude protection from aerial threats.
Field Manuals: Human Resources Manual FM 1-0
Field Manuals: Human Resources Manual FM 1-0
FM 1-0 promotes a common understanding of human resource support fundamentals. This manual does not dictate procedures for any particular operational scenario.
It provides the doctrinal base for developing operational plans (OPLANs) and standard operating procedures (SOPs).
Leaders and human resource operators at all levels must apply these fundamentals using the military decision-making process (MDMP), troop leading procedures (TLP), and METT-TC. This publication is authoritative; but requires judgment in application.
Survival-SHTF-Guide: Human Resources Manual FM 1-0
Human Resources (HR) doctrine must be complete enough for HR professionals to determine tasks and competencies that must be accomplished, yet not so prescriptive that it prohibits the freedom to adapt to operational circumstances.
Much like the tactical commander, HR professionals must be versatile and flexible enough to sustain uninterrupted HR support in today's contemporary operating environment.
Knowledge of doctrine, combined with expertise and experience, provides a strong foundation for superior planning and execution and establishes a consistent understanding of required HR proficiencies.
Field Manuals: fm 3-11 MULTISERVICE TACTICS FOR NUCLEAR, BIOLOGICAL, AND CHEMICAL DEFENSE OPERATIONS
Field Manuals: fm 3-11 MULTISERVICE TACTICS FOR NUCLEAR, BIOLOGICAL, AND CHEMICAL DEFENSE OPERATIONS
Counterproliferation Operations
The US military response to the threat, and actual use of NBC weapons is
counterproliferation. Counterproliferation is a multitiered, integrated approach intended to
deter NBC use and enable US forces to survive, fight, and win in an NBC environment.
Counterproliferation is built on four core capabilities: counterforce, active defense, passive
defense, and consequence management;
it is also enhanced by military support to
nonproliferation efforts. It includes the activities of the Department of Defense (DOD)
across the full range of US government (USG) efforts to combat proliferation (see Figure I-
1). Commanders at all levels are responsible for the integration and synchronization of
these four core capabilities into their overall operations in support of national
nonproliferation and counterproliferation objectives.
a. Counterproliferation exists across a sequence of mutually supporting operations
that form a continuum of interrelated activities that employ both offensive and defensive
measures. The success of efforts in one area impacts other functions throughout the
operational cycle. The focus of this publication is passive defense.
An awareness of how
passive defense fits within the counterproliferation operations concept is important because
passive defense operations can be impacted by the other three core capabilities.
Survival-SHTF-Guide: fm 3-11 MULTISERVICE TACTICS FOR NUCLEAR, BIOLOGICAL, AND CHEMICAL DEFENSE OPERATIONS
Maintaining Preparedness
Maintaining military preparedness for potential operations in NBC environments
presents significant challenges and places extraordinary demands on commanders at all
echelons for a clear understanding of potential threats and the requirements for unity of
effort among US forces (service, interagency, joint, multiservice, and multinational) in the
US and abroad.
Threat assessment includes overseas areas of potential conflict as well as
US territory, with particular attention to the civilian infrastructure, military forces, types
of hazards that may be encountered (i.e., low-level exposure hazards), and facilities needed
to support the range of military operations.
Preparedness includes visibly and successfully
exercising service, joint, multinational, and interagency plans that demonstrate the
capability to operate in NBC environments because the use of NBC weapons could impact
strategic, operational, or tactical operations.
a. Background. Maintaining preparedness may include combat operations and
MOOTW such as peace operations, foreign humanitarian assistance, and other military
support to civil authorities (MSCA). This environment presents numerous opportunities for
US military operations to encounter antagonists possessing NBC weapons or toxic
b. Low-Level Exposure. In addition to the employment of NBC weapons by a threat,
maintaining preparedness includes being alert to other dangerous hazards that can persist
in the AO. Prevalent among those hazards are low-level radiation (LLR), depleted uranium
(DU), TIM, and biological agents (covertly or accidentally dispersed).
An LLR threat can
exist in certain expended munitions, damaged or destroyed equipment, or contaminated
shrapnel—as well as inadequate nuclear waste disposal, deterioration of nuclear power
facilities, or damage to facilities that routinely use radioactive material. LLR produces longterm
radiation exposure health consequences for personnel. DU found in munitions does
not present significant hazards as long as the round is intact.
However, care must be taken around vehicles that have been hit by DU rounds or fires where DU munitions are involved because inhalation and ingestion of DU dust and residue present a health hazard. TIM are often present in enormous quantities in the AO and can be released from industrial plants, transport containers, or storage facilities through battle damage or used as a desperation
measure during military operations.
The multiservice CBRN and other FM and MCWP of the army and NBC technique are contained, for
download and SS in FM 4, FM 7, FM 100 and c-1 protection doctrines.


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Many of Savannah's Oldest Churches Exist Today
Favorite thing: Wesley Monumental United Methodist Church: On Calhoun Square at East Gordon and Abercorn this 1890 Methodist church commemorates John Wesleywho actually founded Methodism here in Georgia.
Christ Episcopal Church
Located on Johnson Square down from City Hall, this was the first church in the colony. Its current sanctuary was built in 1838.
Congregation Mickve Israel Temple
This imposing structure on Monterey Square is the oldest congregation now practicing Reform Judaism in the United States. It was founded in 1733 in Savannah by a group of Jews largely of Spanish-Portuguese extraction. The congregation built the first Jewish synagogue in Georgia in 1820, and the present synagogue in 1878 (this one is a former Christian church, which is ironic)
The First Baptist Church and First Bryan Baptist Church are two halves of the oldest African-American Baptist congregation in North America (1773).
The First Baptist Church (Montgomery St., facing Franklin Sq.; present building 1861) is thought to be one of the oldest black congregations in America. It was begun by a slave named Andrew Bryan in 1788. He was pastor until his death in 1812. Members who split from this church formed the First Bryan Baptist Church (575 West Bryan Street), and an original frame structure was replace in 1873 by the brick building of today.
Fondest memory: I like the fact that many of Savannah's congregations date back to the city's founding which was 1733. The ones that I have listed above still remain in use today...now that is amazing.
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Tybee Island
Favorite thing: With so much tree cover over the city, I imagine Tybee Island is a real treat for the people of Savannah. It's about a 20 minute drive outside the city...lots of summer homes, mud flats, and an entertainment strip...loads of hotels and motels.... typical summer playground.
The part we found the best was the beach. It's a beautiful stretch of sugary sand with dunes, a pavillion, a board walk and plenty of room to stretch out or skip through the water.
Unfortunately January isn't the best time to visit. Hot weather probably brings a zillion tourists and a lot of partying all over the island.
The sunset was excellent.
There is also a Tybee Island Lighthouse Station & Tybee Museum which might be interesting to see. We didn't take the time for it... the weather didn't lend itself to summertime actiivities.
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Savannah's Architecture
Favorite thing: As I said in the introduction, Savannah is a joy for an architectural buff because much of the visual charm of the city's historic district is a result of the impressive 18th and 19th century styles of architecture which have been restored and preserved in cottages, churches, mansions, and public buildings.
I'll just give you a few examples of the different styles I saw and recognized.
The best example of the earliest Georgian period is the Davenport House (1790).
It is located on the northwest corner of the Columbia Square. It is a Federal-style brick building with wrought iron touches. This beautiful home was almost destroyed in 1955 because, at that time, the home was derelict. Most people feel that this near incident was the catalyst for Savannah's historic preservation movement. (Located at 324 East State Street, 912-236-8097.)
In the early 1800s, Savannah was a prosperous city, and this coincides with the Regency Period that adds grand flourishes to the Georgian sensibilities such as oval rooms, high ceilings, intricately carved moldings, and great marble fireplaces. The Owens-Thomas House is a grand example. The Owens-Thomas House is located on Oglethorpe Square at Abercorn Street. The National Trust for Historic Preservation calls this home, "Savannah's most sophisticated house, then and now." Today It's operated as a museum by the Telfair Academy of Arts and Sciences. (124Abercorn Street, 912-233-9743)
Fondest memory: The next period of architecture was called Greek Revival and includes large colonnaded entrances and grand staircases associated with Southern plantation architecture. Many public buildings conform to this style.
The Victorian Era revived row houses of a different sort, constructed with brick but without the delicate ornamentation of the Georgian period. Also, many wooden-frame houses with "gingerbread" accents fit this style. The 1886 Cotton Exchange remains as an example of this time period.
Different ethnic groups who settled in the city also added to the interesting architecture. For instance, Wrought-iron balcony rails were brought to the city by the French who came to Savannah after fleeing slave rebellions in Haiti. The side-of-the-house gallery entrances came from Barbados, and peaked roofs came from the German Jews and Salzburg Protestants who were among the original settlers.
The Massie Heritage Interpretation Center has exhibits concerning the city's architecture. (207 E. Gordon St, 912-651-7380)
OK, Architectural Buffs, come visit Savannah!
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Chippewa Square~ Forest Gump's bench
Favorite thing: As I mention elsewhere the city seems to identify its neighborhoods by which square is the closest to it. In this case, we found several interesting shops and cafes near the Chippewa Square. There were coffee house frequented by lots of college kids, a cigar store, and I enjoyed the Savannah Art Works... where I found yet another pair of earrings to add to my vast collection. Everything was made by local artists... of which there are a zillion because of the art and design school which dominates the district.
This is the neighborhhod where you would find the little British Pub named Six Pence. (see my restaurant tips)
Incidentally, Chippewa Square is where Forrest Gump's bench was placed during the filming of the popular movie by the same name.
- Historical Travel
- Arts and Culture
- Architecture
Savannah Visitors Center
Favorite thing: At the restored Central of Georgia Railroad Station, you will find the Savannah Visitors Center. This is a great place to begin because it provides all that you will need to explore the historic district. You may wish to rent audiotape tours or do as we did and pick up free walking-tour-maps, metro-area maps and guides, lots of brochures, and discount coupons for attractions. For $1.00, you are able to see a very good slide show which introduces the city sights and the history of Savannah. It runs periodically throughout the day.
It's another place where the people are quite knowledgeable and willing to answer any and all questions if at all possible.
While you are there, go to the adjacent train shed to see the Savannah History Museum where you can see a multimedia presentation and an 1890 locomotive. Admission fee is about $3.00.
Fondest memory: I was quite impressed with the kindness of the people who worked at the Savannah Visitors Center. They never rushed us or acted impatient with our mundane questions.
It sets the tone of the city to be treated so well. The enthusiasm that was shown was also refreshing.
Address: 301 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. (formerly W. Broad Street)
Phone: (912)944-0455)
- Historical Travel
- Architecture
- Museum Visits
Greene Square...named for a Rhode Islander!!
Favorite thing: Named in honor of General Nathaniel Greene, an aide to General George Washington during the Revolutionary War, Greene Square is one of the most beautiful squares in Savannah.
Located in one of the oldest sections of the neighborhood... there are a number of tiny 1700's houses obviously owned by the less wealthy in the early years of the city. Because of their size, they don't accomodate today's living standards very well, so I suspect that is the reason most of them are not yet restored. They are marked with plaques, however, so I am hopeful that someone will realize the value of their history and care for them. One of them had a building permit posted which means they are planning to work on it soon.
In another tip, I'll give an example of a little house restored.
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Visit Fort Pulaski National Monument Near Savannah
Favorite thing: While in Savanna, be sure to visit
Fort Pulaske: now Called Fort Pulaski National Monument
The fort is located on Cockspur Island.
Pass the junction of US 80 across Whitemarsh Island, Turner Creek, and Wilmington Island . (Tybee Road) crosses the Bull River. Near the approaches to Tybee is a turnoff (left) to the Fort
There are 25 million bricks in Fort Pulaski, which, at the time, was thought to make it indestructible. This fort faces the sea, and early in the Civil War, it was captured by Confederate troops to protect blockade runners from attack by the Union Navy.
So, the Federals made it a priority in their quest to win. They secretly hauled 36 cannons to Tybee Island and concealed the cannons in eleven batteries. By 1862, Fort Pulaski fell to the Union because they used new bullet-shaped artillery shells from more than one mile away! This incident changed the construction of forts.
Today, this pentagonal redbrick fort is maintained by the National Park Service. With its seven-foot-deep moat surrounding it, the fort is an interesting site to tour.
Fondest memory: The fort is an outstanding example of the 19th-century brick masonry fortifications constructed along the southern U.S. coast. It is built on massive pilings that are sunk deep into the salt marsh and mud. Guess who was the engineer who was in charge of its construction? None other than new graduate from West Point, Lt. Robert E. Lee!
There is a museum on the site, and they regularly give living history demonstrations.
This is a perfectly preserved National Monument and looks like a Medieval Fortress. It took 18 years to build this current structure.
I was told on the tour that there is a yearly Labor Day Encampment that features garrison life, people in period costumes, and activities of the era.
Open from Memorial Day to Labor Day: free to see the fort, but $1.00 charge in summer to see the Museum.
- Museum Visits
- Historical Travel
- Architecture
African-American Culture and History
Favorite thing: I found many places to learn more about African-American History and the Civil Rights Movement. You, too, might find them valuable as well as interesting.
A few blocks south of Savannah History Center on Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard is a new museum called Ralf Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum. It's named after the long-serving preacher of Savannah's First African Baptist Church I found the reconstructed lunch counter from Levy's Dept Store (scene of boycotts and protests against the store's refusal to serve Blacks). They also have film footage of Civil Rights workers in and near Savannah.
460 MLK Jr. Boulevard
Beach Institute was established in 1865 by American Missionary Association as a school for freed slaves. It now serves as a museum of African-American art.
502 East Harris Street
The King-Tisdale Cottage is named after its owners, Eugene & Sarah King, and Sarah King and Robert Tisdell. The cottage is typical of an 1890s middle-class African-American coastal home.
Fondest memory: I loved this little Victorian house with its dormer windows, gingerbread woodwork, and lovely porch. The cpKing-Tisdell Cottage Foundation owns and operates the Negro Heritage Trail Tours, and the Cottage is part of that tour. There are films, lectures, oral history, publications, art, and history affiliated with the tour and the cottage.
At 41 M.L.King Boulevard is a three-story brick house in the Classical Revival style that for almost a century housed the West Broad Street School for African American Children. It was the first black public school in Savannah (1878).
All of these places and tours are quite worthwhile and open a visitor's eyes to the truthful history of the African-American in Savanna.
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- Architecture
- Museum Visits
Tiny 1700's house
Favorite thing: We marvelled at this tiny little house on Greene Square. It stood beside a much larger house which was approx. as old... and wondered if the little one was built for a foreman or sea captain while the larger home belonged to the master. ?? Fun to wonder about.
You can see from the side view that they have accomodated modern living with an air conditioner whose compressor fills the side yard.... and there is an extension on the back of the building to give a little bigger turning radius. Guess you couldn't be too much of a collector in this house. :-)
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- Historical Travel
Savannah's historic district
Favorite thing: Either take a bike, trolley, car or carraige ride, but you must go to the Historic District of Savannah. It's a wonderful place full of great photo shots at every turn, so bring your camera and lots of batteries. Great shops all along here, any thing you could want. Cheap to park, about 50 cent to $1.00 per hour and right on the water.
- Historical Travel
- Family Travel
Masterful Iron Work
Favorite thing: You couldn't take a picture of every beautiful example of iron work in Savannah. There are so many fabulous entrances, railings, scrollwork adorning more scrollwork. It's a pleasure to just walk the streets of the district discovering something beautiful everywhere you turn.
- Architecture
- Historical Travel
Stop in 2 yrs. from now... and it'll be different
Favorite thing: There are loads of restoration projects going on all over the place in Savannah. We had the feeling it had fallen into a decline and was coming back up again. One street was going to become a string of condos behind the facade of several old business buildings including the old newspaper building. It's great to see such imaginative things happening in the reuse of old structures.
- Architecture
- Historical Travel
Lush, charming architecture
Favorite thing: There is a wealth of Greek Revival architecture here... but other styles are scattered throughout the district as well. If you are a lover of historic architecture you'll go bonkers trying to see everything. Better not be driving while you are looking. Best to walk and see it all.
- Historical Travel
- Architecture
Trolley Tours
Favorite thing: Originally, I intended to take the Gray Line tour, which is one of several available. They advertise that tours depart every 30 minutes from the Visitor's Center and Gray Line central (free parking). The Trolley Tour is a comprehensive, fully narrated tour uninterrupted by trolley stops. Enjoy a 75-minute journey through 260 years of Savannah's history, homes and haunts with unlimited on and off privileges at 12 trolley shuttle stops within the Historic District.
In the end, I switched to Old Savannah Tours, and was very happy with them.
Note in the photo - white bumps in the street around the stop sign which appears to be farther out into the street than usual
Fondest memory: In addition to Grayline and Old Savannah, possible tours include:
• Motorcoach & Van Tours
Tours by BJ
Old Town Trolley Tours
• Sightseeing & Interpretive Guide Service
Historic Savannah Foundation Special Tours
Personalized Tours of Savannah
• Guided Walking Tours (alphabetical order)
Ghost Talk Ghost Walk
Ghosts of Savannah walking tour
The Original Savannah Walks Inc.
Risky Venture Tavern Tour
Savannah Haunted History Tours
See Savannah Walking Tour
Sixth Sense Savannah Ghost Tours
Spirit of Savannah Tours
• Boat Tours
Savannah Riverboat Cruises
Standard Bay Charters
Tybee Island Adventures
• Limousine Tours
A1 Atlanta Limos
G.R.A.C.E. Limousine Service
Old Savannah Limousine Service
Southern Comfort Limousine
• Cemetery Tours
Bonaventure Cemetery Tours
• Dolphin Watching
Tybee Island Adventures
• Eco-Sensitive Tours ( Bull River Cruises from Tybee road)
• Boat, Canoe & Kayak Rentals
Captain Walt's Charters
Net Cruzr Charters
Savannah Canoe and Kayak
- Historical Travel
- Architecture
- Sailing and Boating
Congregation Mickve Israel (1733)
Favorite thing: I was struck by the architecture of this temple.... Mickve Israel, founded in 1733. At home we seldom see a temple with this type of architecture. I wished I could have gone inside to tour it, but noone was there. The sign tells us that this is the oldest now practicing Reform Judaism in the U.S.
- Architecture
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- Religious Travel
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- Bohemian Hotel Savannah Riverfront
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The Federal Trade Commission has found its new chief information officer.
FTC officials confirmed Bajinder Paul, deputy associate administrator of citizen services and innovative technologies at the General Services Administration, will replace former FTC CIO Jeff Huskey, who left the agency in March.
Paul has a lengthy resume in IT management, the last three years of which have been spent at GSA. Previously, he served nearly four years as CIO at the Treasury Department's Office of the Comptroller of Currency, a combined three years as acting CIO and deputy CIO at the Department of Housing and Urban Development and four years at various positions at the Justice Department and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
Paul is a two-time Federal 100 winner. He earned the award in 2008 for creating a Web portal to provide nationwide access to all types of housing disaster assistance while at HUD and again in 2010 at Treasury, where he launched an IT modernization strategy built on business-driven architecture, cloud computing and Web-based tools.
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The Silence of the Wave
An under-cover Roman policeman ravaged by guilt meets a woman on the run from her past. Every Monday and Thursday, Roberto Marías crosses Rome on foot for his appointment with his psychiatrist. There he sits in silence, flooded by memories of a past that has left him devastated. A chance meeting with a woman named Emma, also ravaged by a profound guilt, begin to painfully revive him.
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Story Time: School is still going pretty well, even though I don't have a lot of time to make tea like I did over the summer. meh… I am kinda mad that one of my graphic design classes is a dud. The teacher doesn't really know what he is doing./rages\ At least the other ones are good.
Tea Time: I have had this sample from Azzrian for a while, but kept forgetting to post a note about it.
The smell of this is your typical nice and true EC smell…hmmm. The liquor is more of a brownish color then red; and smells like a typical EC. This one is defiantly more of a light EC flavor. It does have a sort of odd sour aftertaste. Overall it is a good simple Earl Grey. Not spectacular, but good and simple.
Overall I would recommend this to someone who likes lighter Earl Greys.
P.S. This song has been stuck in my head lately for some reason. At least I know got around to buying the album…
P.S.2: Thanks Azzrian for the sample
Water: 28 ounces
Pot: Glass
Leaf: 3 tsp
Sweetener: almost 1 tbsp for a 10 oz mug
Story Time: School just started up again last week. I think this semester won't be too bad. Most of the classes I have are in graphic design. It has been raining and gray for the past few days now thanks to the storm out in the gulf. I don't mind the rain(I like it), but when i goes on for so long I get sooooo lazy.
Tea Time: This awesome sample was from Will Work For Tea
Being a coconut lover I was really excited to try this tea. The smell of this is like smelling a bag of sweeten coconut flakes…..YESTH! The leaf makes a really nice reddish liquor as well. OMG This smells and taste like drinking sweeten coconut shavings mixed with cream. IT IS SOOO GOOD!!! The only thing that is holding it back is that i don't really taste the pie crust or something like that.
Overall I would highly recommend this to someone who is a coconut lover.
P.S. You can get two good steepings from this.
Leaf: 2.5oz
Water: 28oz
Pot: Glass
Sweetener: about 1 tbsp light agave per 14 oz glass
Story Time: Well I have experienced food poisoning for the first time. I ate some of my left over stir fry that I think was a day or two past prime. For that night and to late after noon I was suuuuper nausea's. Luckily I felt good enough to eat tonight, but man that was not fun. I think I am going to wait to make my stir fry again though for a while.
Tea Time: My Verdant tea order came in today. Even though I was not going to buy any more tea so i can get WHO tickets, as soon as I saw the email from Verdant Tea saying that they had sample sizes, the impulse was just to great to ignore. This one was the sample sent with it. It is funny cause I was planning on trying this one, but was going to have to wait due to money constraints. Maybe David is psychic…
The tea leaves look really interesting. I have never seen white tea look like this before; then again i don't normally drink white tea. The smell of the leaf is light, but crisp.
I was a little nervous when I noticed that the liquor had no color when it was done brewing; but i had to remember that this is white tea of course. The liquor itself smelled crisp and a little dewy….ohhhh.
The first sip of this warm was good, but not OMG! However, I figured this would be better cooler then warmer so I let it set for a bit. I am glad I did. This tastes soooooo refreshing. Very sparkly on the tongue and taste like dew off of pine needles, and taste like how a summer rain smells. The after taste is great. It leaves this cooling dewy sensation in your mouth.
This is a highly addicting tea. I have been make a half and hour long brews from this tea. I am leaving the rest in a mug to cold brew over night to see what comes of it.
I have been intriged by the concept of pu erd white tea. I must say I think it adds a nice level of earthy fullness to white. I diffidently will be trying Verdant Tea's other pu erd white tea and the alchemy mix with this tea.
I would recommend this tea to white tea lovers and anyone interested in trying a white pu er.
Water: 8 oz steepings
Pot: Make shift Gaiwan
Sweetener: sometimes a couple of drops, but not really needed.
I added a stick of cinnamon and a few cloves to this before I took my brother to night class. (currently waiting in the lobby for it to end). The adding of the spices really added to and awakened this tea's potential. It really taste like pumkin pie minus the crust. And oh the creaminess…. (K^>)
Story Time: Ok ever since I heard that The Who was going to be playing in Orlando I have been wanting to get tickets. At this point though I am determined to get the two floor seats that are available. I have been selling off all my old college books and other stuff on Craigslist; which is going pretty well.
On a tea note I was going to get a Brown Betty teapot, but getting those tickets is the priority now. Also I want to thank Verdant Tea's for making individual sample sizes of their tea. I have been wanting to try their tea for so long now, but lacked the funds. Now I just need to find a good Gaiwan to test them in.
Tea Time
I got this awesome sample in a tea trade with Will Work For Tea.
The dry leaf smells very creamy and like pumpkin from the can with a minor sent of sour cream… interesting. It brews up a nice golden tan color too. The smell of it though is a bit odd. It smells very strongly of sour cream to me; the taste does not. ZOMG this tea is SUPER CREAMY!!! Very smooth and velvet and leaves a soft feel in the mouth. The flavor is not really a pumpkin spice, but more like a pumpkin and cream shake mixed with tea and a little pinch of spice. I can't wait to try this with a cinnamon stick in it.
If you are a fan of TF2 you have to listen to this…. or even if your not, it is epic.
Over all I would recommend this tea to people who want a really creamy and un-spicy pumpkin flavor
Water: 28oz
Pot: Glass
Sweetener: almost 1 tbsp in a 10oz mug
Leaf: 3 tsp
First cup of the day. I have never had a Pu'erh tea before so I was excited to try it. Thanks Awkward Soul for sending me this sample.
I did notice a odd salty smell from the dry leaf and liquor, but the ginger was the most prevalent. The liquor it made was a deep dark velvety red….yumm. It tastes very earthy and smooth with a nice and not over powering flavor of zingy ginger. It's like black tea, but without the sharpness and astringency it can have. I defiantly must try some other pu'erh in the future.
P.S. I know i should have done a blanch, but I didn't cause I didn't think it was needed…
Sweetener: almost 1/2 tbs in a 12oz mug
Leaf: 2 1/2 tsp
The last of the Tea samples. I can't wait till they open so I can buy some!
This made a nice brownish liquor and it smelled like a good chai tea. The bag has a lot of spices and ginger bits mixed in……YAY! The taste is a really smooth, and not overpowering spicy flavors. The ginger was the most pronounced in my opinion; coarse I did steep for a long period. I like the ginger taste though, it tasted kinda like spicy ginger hard candy.
I think out of all the samples, this one and the lavender Earl Grey are my favorites. I diffidently will buy some when they come out.
Overall I would recommend this tea to someone who likes lighter chais or Ginger Chais.
P.S. I mixed this with the Irish breakfast and got another decent steeping out of it.


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I just couldn't keep seeing the post that says "Gorgeous weather in the West" without starting this one. I just couldn't stop myself anymore!
Is anybody else getting tired of moving plants and pots in and out and in and out of their garage or greenhouse? I was certainly unhappy the other night when I had to cover some things, and there might be frost again his weekend. Between the rain and the colder weather, I haven't bothered to plant any more since last week =:(
Does anybody remember when the May 22nd long weekend was considered the time to plant? (Weeper's probably not old enough to remember, ha, ha!) Everybody planted the May 22nd long weekend. What gives? My patience is wearing thin......
How's everyone else doing??
I personally haven't planted anything new this year yet, but that's at least partially because I've been so busy. Anyway I'm pretty convinced I'll do some planting tomorrow, but still the forecast is calling for crummy weather the next couple days. Oh well, I'm sure planting season will come around sooner or later.
More like yo-yo weather down East. Sunday and Monday it was so hot 30+, I couldn't stay out for more than 20 minutes at a time. Too hot to plant, move or divide anything. Since then, someone turned the cold switch on again. The high this week is around 10 and windy. Brrrr Calling for 21 and sunny on Saturday, that's just about right for me.
So far we haven't actually got any more frost..although the last few nights have been pretty close calls. And rain rain RAIN!! Even with us being ranchers, we don't want any more rain. We're not done seeding and the pasture needs heat now to take off.
I don't have a veggie garden dug yet to plant, but my mom and sister have both already planted their garden; I think they'll be fine...they probably won't take off until it warms up and stops raining though.
And NAF(see..I'm being good!) - I DO recall the long weekend being planting time! I'm a big girl too! ;)
I still don't understand the May long weekend thing. I moved here 7 years ago. It doesn't make much sense that both S.Ontario gardeners and Prairie gardeners plant everything on this weekend - these are totally different climates! It's a bit too late for planting broccoli, cauliflower, radishes, peas, and things like that. It's also a bit too early for tomatoes, peppers and melons as we are seeing with this year's weather. I'm now harvesting radishes and gai lan; my first peas should be ready in a week. I did put out some peppers but I felt it was a mistake and now I know it was.
I've lived in Zone 7 and in Zone 2b/3a and the May long weekend thing applied (as far as I could tell) for the most part, in both places. Although in Zone 7 a lot of perennials were blooming in late February, most annuals and some vegetables didn't get planted there until at least the middle of May. Sometimes I planted on the May long weekend. It depended on what you were going to plant.
Oh, and it isn't too late to plant peas, beans, lettuce, etc., in Zone 3. If you've got one crop almost ready, plant another. I aways plant peas and beans about 2-3 weeks apart so I get to harvest them for much longer =:) I planted one tomato plant two weeks ago just in case we had good weather. It's not particularly impressed. =:)
Yes, but I always take folklore with a pinch of salt :). I'm pretty sure that spring planting dates for Toronto (away from the lake) and Saskatoon are different,probably by 2 weeks. So, it just doesn't make sense to plant the same crop on May long weekend in both places.
I'm frustrated by Prairie garden centers because they never have starts available for the right time. Never staggered. Everything is sold in the same mid-May to early June period, which just continues to encourage gardeners to plant everything in this narrow time frame. It doesn't have to be that way.
Also if you live in the warmer areas, like S.Manitoba, peas and radishes run into summer heat very quickly if they're not planted early.
I feel the same way. It really bugs me that everything is shipped pretty much at the same time. I imagine it's for the convenience and profit margins of the growers.
What drives me even more crazy, is when they sell things at grocery stores that can't possibly grow to their full potential in certain zones. A primula, for instance, that blooms in February on Vancouver Island, can't possibly bloom in February where it's -30 and with 3 feet of snow covering it. It's just not the same growing it indoors.
Rant rant =:)
Here comes the rain, again !
Well all the snow melted yesterday, (South and West of Calgary) but I woke up this morning to a whole new batch. and it is still coming down. Hope this is the last of it. They (the weather god's) are still calling for 20 degrees by Thursday. Cheryl
I can't imagine how you guys feel when you see snow. I think I'd lose it !
We've had a lot of rain. The lawn is looking pretty good, which it rarely does.
I've stopped moving my plants in and out. At least the garage has a north facing window so they get a little bit of light.
I'm sure I'll survive, and just hope the plants do, too, particularly the 2 Mandevilla vines that cost $21.95 each !
Lots of heavy rain here (though fortunately too warm for snow). I still need to plant a few pots and then a flower bed, but don't want to walk on muddy squishy grass (we reseeded and resodded parts). On the plus side, the grass is starting to germinate.
I've been in Edmonton for about 25 years and was always told not to plant before the week after the May 24 weekend. Like this weekend, I've seen lots of gotcha's. I still want to plant by May 1st :) May is the nicest weather (other than freezing) we get.
I spent a couple hours outside Saturday morning carefully shaking snow off my trees and bushes - about 8" of heavy wet stuff, then it started melting faster than it was falling. We got aroud 3" between the rain and the snow. This wasn't nearly as bad as 2007, though. I only lost some smaller branches and some that were growing at too low an angle. I looked it up - it was around May 25, 2007 - I was woken up at about 5:00 AM by the sound of big tree limbs breaking.
My planting times - Potatoes go out between May 5th and 10th. The main garden goes in between May 17th and 27th. I plant my perennials out in May, and pansies go out early - sometimes snapdragons, but they break so badly if they get that heavy snow. My petunias will start going out this week, with the really tender stuff like basil and tomatoes not going out until June 7th or so, and getting row covers on top. I know they could probably go out sooner, most years, but I've lost too many plants to frost over the years. I think my latest frost was about July 7th - one of those freaky things.
My uncle has always planted all of his garden early, I bet this year he's gotten zip for cucumbers and beans! I usually throw a row cover over the cucumbers, but with the forecast still not looking very good, I think I'll plant them in pop ups. Last year, I had needed to replant the beans three times, they just kept rotting in the cold ground.
So, how's everybody doing with their planting?
We had a nice day yesterday, but I was busy until 8:00 in the evening, so I planted only a few things last night.
Today I put on my stupid mosquito spray and planted a few more things until it rained and I got soaked and fed up and went inside.
My daylily order arrived today, and even if their home was ready, I'm sure it would be too hard to plant in the muck.
Much more of this and I feel I'm going to give up trying....
Yesterday was pretty nice out. However I was gone for 12 hours driving a bus load of Junior High students to their zone track meet. I was awfully glad it didn't rain on us there, or it would have been a soggy ride home. Today they were forecasting 30% chance of showers - it's been raining steadily since 9:00. I'm always glad to see rain in our dry country, but I had hoped to do some planting tonight. At least I finally got the rest of my plants out of the basement and into the greenhouse - finished building extra shelves on the weekend, and last night was the first one without a risk of frost or snow since the middle of last week. Maybe on the weekend?
This morning was rather nice, so I started putting out the tomato plants, then the wind really came up and the temperature dropped and it began spitting rain. This is the latest start to my planting out :(
Well, I do look forward to summer when it finally does arrive ... all three weeks of it!
I haven't got so much to complain about as you guys out west, but the way things have been going, i don't know when i'll into my planting. Every nice day, it seems i'm busy or have committments (like work), and then on the days i'm free, it rains. Like the weekend coming up - rain both days. I'm jus going to have to go out in the rain and get my tomatoes into the ground. This is nuts!


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Is this font too large?Hello people!I knoooow! You've been wondering where I've been all this time, right? What have I been doing? Well, worry no more, for I'm here to tell you what.
I've been a combination of busy, doing nothing, sick and waiting for Christmas. Not necessarily in that order. I'm feeling a lot better now though, thanks for asking. When I'm not sleeping I've also been working on some freelance work while also hunting for a real job. All of these while also finding some time to play Smash Bros.
So, since I'm already here and you're here, I'll answer to a couple of tags from some people.
The Holiday Wishlist thingie
First, is a Holiday wishlist thingie of some sort... or something, in which I seem to give you 10 holiday wishes. If you see any of these and you're feeling generous enough, you can grant me one (or more ) if you want. I'll be doing myself the same, so if you've posted or plan to post a list like this, let me know and I'll check it out! I was tagged by ginkgografix and lintu47 Ok, here I go...
1. Turkey (not the country)
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The second tag is something like... sharing some stories and experiences during your time suggesting DDs -??- I was tagged by Arichy
Well, to be completely honest, I haven't properly made a DD suggestion in ages but I guess I can answer this tag from the point of view of someone who used to select them not so long ago right? Riiiiiight. Ok here I go
1. First off, my deep respects for the people who invest an incredible amount of time and dedication to this business! Seriously, I remember people who used to send me TONS of suggestions during my CV time, some of them almost daily. And then I'm learning people like Minato-Kushina who is celebrating her 1000th selected DD suggestion and I'm like whaaaat? I've suggested like... 20 or so myself lol
2. I started the Digitally Delicious tumblr to feature my unselected suggestions. I used to put them on queue so they get posted automatically on a daily basis... the account is still active to this day and is still featuring unselected suggestions, even if I haven't been a CV since september 11.
3. I always wanted my selections to be more... controversial, thought provoking, less... mainstream dunno how to explain it. I wanted more people to question them, dislike them, COMPLAIN ABOUT THEM GODAMMIT! but... for the GREAT majority of times, they were always well received </3
4. Since people seem to love numbers, here are some. I received way more suggestions for Digital Art than when I took care of Comics & Cartoons, so you can have an idea, I got 1,911 suggestions for C&C (an average of 4 a day) and 8,779 for Digital Art (an average of 12 a day)
That's all for today kids. I'll leave you with a music video because I can. Hasta!
That's all for today kids. I'll leave you with a music video because I can. Hasta!