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Agriculture Brought Changes to Farmers' Jaws
DUBLIN, IRELAND—An analysis of the lower jaws and teeth of 292 skeletons from the Levant, Anatolia, and Europe dating between 28,000 and 6,000 years ago has found differences in the form and structures of the jawbones of European hunter gatherers, Near Eastern/Anatolian semi-sedentary hunter-gatherers and transitional farmers, and European farmers. "Our analysis shows that the lower jaws of the world's earliest farmers in the Levant are not simply smaller versions of those of the predecessor hunter-gatherers, but that the lower jaw underwent a complex series of shape changes commensurate with the transition to agriculture," Ron Pinhasi of University College Dublin told Phys.org. Hunter-gatherer populations had an "almost perfect state of equilibrium" between their jawbones and dental distances, resulting in straight teeth. But the "harmony" between the jaws and teeth of the semi-sedentary hunter-gatherers and farmers was disrupted, perhaps by the shift in diet from wild, uncooked vegetables and meats to cooked cereals and legumes. Softer foods require less chewing, which in turn lessens the size of the jaw, but not the size of the teeth, resulting in dental crowding. To read about the evolution of the face, see "Your Face: Punching Bag or Spandrel?"
Fifth-Century Wooden Ornament Discovered in Japan
SAKAI, JAPAN—The Asahi Shimbun reports that a 1,500-year-old tachikazari, or standing ornament, has been found in Nisanzai Kofun, a keyhole-shaped burial mound built for a high-ranking figure in the late fifth century. The tachikazari would have been placed on top of a cloth parasol, or a figurine made of clay or wood. Such decorations were marks of status and authority. Five other objects discovered at the burial mound in 1976 and 2012 are now thought to be tachikazari.
New Dates for Maui's Ancient Temples
BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA—Uranium/thorium dating of pieces of the small, stony coral Pocillopora meandrina that were left as offerings on altars or incorporated into the stone walls of Maui's heiau, or temples, has been used to determine when the temples were constructed. Patrick Kirch of the University of California, Berkeley, says that signs of a temple-building boom could indicate a period of political consolidation. Hawaiian rulers would build shrines and temples near farmland and other areas of food production to strengthen their symbolic association with the gods of flowing waters, irrigation, the taro plant, dryland farming, and the sweet potato. "The chiefs and kings extracted surplus production from the commoners and used this to underwrite their own interests, such as supporting craft specialists and warriors," Kirch told Western Digs. The new dates suggest that the heiau were built over a period of about 150 years ending around the year 1700. "This is the same time during which the Hawaiian oral traditions indicate that Maui island was consolidated into a single kingdom, under the reigns of King Pi'ilani and his successors Kiha-a-Pi'ilani and Kamalalawalu," Kirch said. To read about the final resting place of one of Hawaii's greatest kings, see "Lost Tombs: Kamehameha I, King of Hawaii."
Hip Fossil Challenges Ape Family Tree
CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS—A six-inch-long hipbone of a 12.5 to 8.5 million-year-old ape called Sivapithecus is challenging the belief that the upright body posture exhibited by today's great apes evolved only once. The upright body posture, also known as the orthograde body plan, features broad torsos and mobile forelimbs. Michèle Morgan, museum curator of osteology and paleoanthropology at Harvard University's Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, and her colleagues say that this hip bone suggests that the upright body plan may have evolved multiple times. "We always thought if we found this body part, that it would show some of the features we find in the living great apes. To find something like this was surprising," she said. Sivapithecus is thought to have had a relatively narrow, monkey-like chest, and facial features resembling those of modern orangutans. The Sivapithecus hipbone, however, differs from that of all living apes. "We initially believed that Sivapithecus, with a narrow torso, was on the orangutan line, but if that is the case, then the great ape body shape would have had to evolve at least twice. There are a lot of questions that this fossil raises, and we don't have good answers for them yet. What we do know is that the evolution of the orthograde body plan in apes is not a simple story." More fossils are needed to get a better picture of Sivapithecus. To read about a similar discovery, see "Ardipithecus: Ape or Ancestor?"
17th-C. Grave May Hold Victim of Batavia Shipwreck Massacre
PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA—The remains of an eleventh person believed to have come to Beacon Island from the Batavia shipwreck have been found. The vessel was carrying gold and silver when it left the Netherlands for the Dutch East Indies in 1628 to obtain spices, but it went off course and wrecked on Morning Reef, near an island off Western Australia's coast, in 1629. An estimated 40 people drowned, and a total of 180, including 30 women and children, were ferried off the ship and taken to Beacon Island. When the captain left them to find help, under-merchant Jeronimus Cornelisz and his men took charge of the survivors and killed many of them. When the captain returned, he sentenced the mutineers to having their right hands chopped off and put them to death by hanging. Two musket balls were found near this body, which was found when a digging mutton bird brought a human tooth to the surface. "What's very interesting is that it looks like that tooth doesn't belong to that grave, which means that there's another grave very close," Jeremy Green, Western Australia Museum Head of Maritime Archaeology, told ABC News. "This was the first time that Europeans lived in Australia—albeit it wasn't in the mainland but it was here—so it's the oldest known European habitation in Australia," he said.
4,500-Year-Old Wrist Guard Unearthed in Scotland
DRUMNADROCHIT, SCOTLAND—The discovery of a Bronze Age burial cist at a construction site in the Scottish Highland has led to a second grave that contained pottery and an archer's wrist guard. "The shards have a distinctive decoration which may have been made on the clay before firing in a stabbing movement with something like a feather quill," Mary Peteranna of AOC Archaeology Group told The Inverness Courier. The pieces make up about two-thirds of a beaker pot. Organic material at its base may yield information about its contents. "The wrist guard is also particularly exciting. It has holes so that it could be tied to the wrist with a leather strap, and may have been ornamental or functional," she added. The artifacts may eventually be displayed in the health center that will be built on the site. For more, see "England's Remarkable Bronze Age Cremation Burial."
Hunting Was a Social Activity at Spain's La Draga
BARCELONA, SPAIN—A study of hunting implements unearthed at La Draga, which included the three wooden bows discovered in 2012, suggests that hunting was a social activity for the early farmers who lived there. La Draga is an early Neolithic site located on the shores of Lake Bayoles in Catalonia, Spain. A portion of the site is now underwater, and it has yielded well-preserved artifacts made of organic materials, including the 7,000-year-old yew bows. "Comparing the scarce remains of wild animals and the abundant hunting gear found at the site, we conclude that nutrition was not the main aim of developing hunting objects. Neolithic archery could have had a significant community and social role, as well as providing social prestige to physical activity and individuals involved in it," said researcher Xavier Terradas of the Milá I Fontanals Institution. The people of La Draga may have also awarded prestige according to the type of animal that was killed and how it was distributed. "As a collective resource, larger preys may have played an important role, even in those cases when they constituted a punctual or sporadic resource," added Raquel Piqué of the University of Barcelona. For more, see "How Bow & Arrow Technology Changed the World."
Early North American Potters Cooked Fish
YORK, ENGLAND—Karine Taché of Queen's College, City University of New York, undertook the analysis of residues on pottery vessels from 33 sites in northeastern North America while she was a research fellow at the University of York. Her measurements of bulk carbon and nitrogen isotopes and compound-specific isotopes, and identification of lipids in the 3,000-year-old pots showed traces of aquatic foods in most of them. "These early pottery sites are now thought to have been important seasonal meeting points for hunter-gatherer groups, drawing communities together and, especially in periods of high abundance, promoting the cooperative harvesting of aquatic resources and new social contexts for the cooking and consumption of fish," she said. The pots were probably also used for storing fish oil. Oliver Craig of the University of York adds that similar results have been obtained elsewhere in the world, such as Japan, Northern Europe, and Alaska. "Our study points to a close association between aquatic resources and the innovation of pottery by hunter-gatherer societies," he explained. To read about the earliest ceramics, see "First Pots."
2,000-Year-Old Mound Excavated in Ohio
CHILLICOTHE, OHIO—The Chillicothe Gazette reports that the remains of a mound dated to between 200 B.C. and A.D. 200 on the future site of a shopping mall is being excavated by archaeologists and volunteers from Ohio Valley Archaeology Inc., Heartland Earthworks Conservancy, the Ohio History Center, and the Cincinnati Museum Center. The site has been covered with a tent and a small shelter for the three-week excavation, which is being conducted in freezing temperatures. "It was known by many but, for some reason, wasn't reported. Many mounds go unreported. …I was contacted by a number of people who said the developer was starting to dig, and we came to an agreement on excavation," said archaeologist Jarrod Burks. A magnetic survey of the site revealed the footprint of a building. So far, the team has uncovered pottery fragments and burned human and animal bone. They may also find places in the structure where cremations occurred. "When the fire gets that hot, it burns the soil too. It's pretty easy to see that in the ground," Burks said. To read more about mounds in Ohio, see "The Newark Earthworks."
Pottery, Shells, and Bones Found in Papua Caves
JAYAPURA, INDONESIA—Pottery, fresh-water mollusk shells, marine mollusk shells, and animal bones have been discovered in Rukhabulu Awabu, Ifeli-feli, and Ceruk Reugable caves near Lake Sentani. Hari Suroto of the Jayapura Archaeology Office told Antara News the evidence suggests that Neolithic people living in the caves had contact with coastal areas, where they would have obtained the marine mollusks. The pottery was also likely to have been imported. "The black color found outside the potteries indicated that they were also used to cook," he added. To read more about archaeology in the region, see "Letter From Borneo: The Landscape of Memory."
Antarctic Preservation Project Completed
CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND—Three buildings and thousands of artifacts left by Captain Robert Falcon Scott and Ernest Shackleton some 100 years ago have been preserved by an international team of specialists managed by New Zealand's Antarctic Heritage Trust. Heritage carpenters repaired and weatherproofed Scott's huts at Cape Evans and Hut Point, and Shackleton's hut at Cape Royds. "Everything takes about three times as long and is more difficult, but also it's how to preserve objects in such extreme temperatures," artifact manager Lizzie Meeks told One News. Food supplies, clothing, equipment, and personal items left behind by the Scott and Shackleton expeditions have been conserved in laboratories that were built for the project, which took more than ten years to complete and cost $8 million. To read more about the conservation effort, see "Photographs from Shackleton's Antarctica Expedition Developed."
Skeletons From Poland's 2,000-Year-Old Cemetery Will Be Analyzed
POZNAŃ, POLAND—Scientists will analyze the more than 120 skeletons recovered from the largest Roman-period necropolis in Poland to determine the diet, kinship, and origin of the people who had been buried there over a period of more than 300 years. Two stone tombs from the cemetery in Kujawy are thought to have been high-status burials. One of them contained the bodies of an adult and a young teenager. The second contained the remains of a young teenager. "The presence of juveniles in princely tombs is quite unusual, as is burying more than one person in a princely tomb," Adriana Romańska head of the excavation for Adam Mickiewicz University, told Science & Scholarship in Poland. Flat skeletal graves, crematory urn graves, pits where cremated corpses had been interred, and an area of group burials were found. Some of the skeletons show signs of wear and tear from horseback riding and wielding a sword or spear. Cremation sites were also uncovered at the necropolis. To read about an elite Etruscan necropolis, see "Tomb of the Silver Hands."

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Youtube has announced expanding its Partner Program to twenty more countries and allowing everyone to make money from publishing their videos to the network. Until now, Youtube Partner Program was open only for the publishers of the most popular videos.
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"We know that there are many more creators out there with talents to share, and we want to empower them to achieve their goals, whatever they may be." Wrote a representative of the YouTube team on the Official Youtube Partners & Creators Blog when announcing on expanding the monetizing opportunities to 20 additional countries including: Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Poland, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom and United States.
In addition to residing in one of the listed countries, to make money from Youtube, one must "successfully monetize" at least one video, which also must be original, own the commercial use rights of any content published in the video, and meet with YouTube guidelines (i.e. not include pornography, violence, hatred, etc.).
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Conference and Exhibition Center / Dominique Perrault Architecture
The winning proposal for the conference and exhibition center in Leon, Spain by Dominique Perrault Architecture stands on the grounds of the old Sugar Santa Elvira and involves the transformation of the main building of the former sugar in Congress Hall (Grand Palais) and the creation of an Exhibition center located to the east side of the Palace of Congress. More images and architects' description after the break.
The Next Silicon Valley(s)
HP, Apple, Google – they all found their success amongst the peach groves and Suburban houses of California. But why? What is it about Silicon Valley that makes it the site of technological innovation the world over?
It's tempting to assume that the Valley's success must be, at least in part, due to its design. But how does innovation prosper? What kind of environment does it require? In a recent interview with The Atlantic Cities, Jonah Lehrer, author of Imagine: How Creativity Works, suggests that creativity is sparked from casual exchanges, the mingling of diversity, the constant interaction with the strange and new. In short, and as a recent study corroborates, innovation flourishes in dense metropolises.
Seemingly then, Silicon Valley, a sprawl of highways and office parks, has become a hotspot of creativity in spite of its design. But let's not write off design just yet.
As technology makes location more and more irrelevant, many are looking to distill the magic of Silicon Valley and transplant it elsewhere. The key will be to design environments that can recreate the Valley's culture of collaboration. The future Valleys of the world will be microsystems of creativity that imitate and utilize the structure of the city.
Coburn Residence / Harris Butt Architecture
Architects: Harris Butt Architecture Ltd. – Grant Harris
Location: Jacks Point Golf Course, Queenstown, New Zealand
Completion: 2009
Building Size: 712 sqm
Photographs: Simon Devitt
Adult Education Centre / CEBRA
Danish architects CEBRA, along with developers Pihl & Søn and engineers Hundsbæk & Henriksen recenlty won the competition for a new Adult Education Centre of in downtown Odense, Denmarks's third largest city. The 12.500 m2 / 134.550 ft2 educational institution aims at creating a flexible and diverse learning environment that gives room for individual needs in a collective building. According to the plans, the centre will open at the beginning of 2014. More images and architects' description after the break.
Flashback: Post Tower / Murphy/Jahn
Architects: Murphy/Jahn
Location: Bonn, Germany
Height: 162.40
Area: 73,501 sqm
Photographs: Courtesy of Murphy/Jahn
Trianel GmbH Corporate Centre / gmp Architekten
gmp Architekten shared with us their first prize winning proposal for the Trianel GmgH Corporate Centre in Aachen, Germany. The new building is located along a major road next to the Tivoli stadium. From 2013 on it is to be built in two phases, the first of which comprises 9,600 square metres of gross floor area and will accommodate 400 members of staff. In the second, optional phase the building can be extended by 4,800 square metres to accommodate a further 200 employees. The building's sustainability concept merits a silver DGNB certificate. More images and architects' description after the break.
Mohawk College / Zeidler Partnership Architectschitects
Architects: Zeidler Partnership Architects
Location: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Area: 48,500 square feet
Construction Cost: $12 million
Completion Date: January 2011
Photographs: Tom Arban
Adream – European Competition in Architecture and Design Realization in Eco and Agro Materials
Open to students and professionals in architecture and design fields, the Adream 2012 competition, a European competition in architecture and design realization in eco and agro materials, the aim of the competition is to support the sustainable management of natural…
Owhanake Bay House / Strachan Group Architects
Architects: Strachan Group Architects
Location: Waiheke Island, New Zealand
Head Architect: Dave Strachan
Builders/Main Contactor: Tomik Ltd (Auckland & Waiheke Island based)
Structural Engineer: Adam Mackenzie
Photographs: Patrick Reynolds
Update: Transitional Shelter Project in Haiti / MICA
When we last heard from David Lopez and his students at Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) they were in the process of constructing a prototype of the Transitional Shelter for Disaster Relief in Haiti. The project started in a Design|Build studio in the Spring of 2011. Acquiring funds to prototype the design became a challenge. Students spent the summer and fall of 2011 completing the design and reaching out to organizations for donations and materials. WorldwideShelters.org and Whiting Turner Contracting Company gave critical donations that made it possible to begin construction.
Follow us after the break to catch up on the status of the project.
Video: The Printable House / 1:1 Arkitektur
Danish architects from 1:1 Arkitektur, in collaboration with Facit Homes, are constructing an entire house in just four weeks with only their computer and a CNC machine. Constructed entirely out of wood, the printed house demonstrates a sustainable, quick and affordable alternative to conventional building that minimizes waste and simplifies the buildings process. Many argue that this way of building is the future of construction.
Whangapoua / Crosson Clarke Carnachan
Architects: Crosson Clarke Carnachan
Location: Coromandel, New Zealand
Engineering: CMR Engineers Ltd
Contractor: D.F. Wight Builders Ltd
Completed: 2011
Area: 48.8 sqm
Photographs: Jackie Meiring
Sky Light Pavilion / Nimbu
The Sky Light Pavilion, designed by Nimbu for the Architecture Pavilion Competition sponsored by the Serbian Arhitekton Magazine and the company, Kingspan, is universal, timeless and spaceless. The architects believe that a pavilion shouldn't be connected with the idea of conceiving one construction that is meaningless. Instead, an architecture pavilion, to be contemporary, should be a construction that demonstrates the pursuit of the architecture itself. Finnish architect Juhani Pallasmaa says that the renewal, whatever it is, means rediscovering its deepest essence, and that architecture is a direct expression of the existence, of the human presence in the world. More images and architects' description after the break.
2012 MAD Travel Scholarship
MAD Architects recently launched their 2012 Travel Scholarship, which provides mainland Chinese students with an opportunity to travel abroad and research an architectural topic of their choosing. Established in 2009, and with the support of long-term sponsor VERTU, this year, 5 students will have the opportunity to travel for 7-10 days in their chosen city or region of independent study. Following their trip, the students will give a public presentation of their experience. The application deadline is June 30. For more detailed information, please visit their website here.
'Translate the Intangible' Symposium
Taking place at the Architectural Association (AA) on May 11, the 'Translate the Intangible' symposium addresses the challenges of communicating dynamic aspects of contemporary design methodologies through static mediums such as text and images. As current design-oriented fields have amplified…
Rathaus Bernried / Titus Bernhard Architekten
Architects: Titus Bernhard Architekten
Location: Bernried, Germany
Design Team: Stefan Krippl, Sebastian Filutowski, Elmar Wilhelm
Area: 4,060 sqm
Volume: 17,800 cbm
Structural Engineer: Merz Kaufmann & Partner, Herr G. Kley, Dornbrin/Austria
Client: Gemeinde Bernried
Completion: 2008 (1st step, the other two steps are unbuild until now)
Photographs: Christian Richters
Ball-Nogues Studio "Yevrus 1, Negative Impression" Exhibition
The Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc) is pleased to present "Yevrus 1, Negative Impression," an installation designed for the SCI-Arc Gallery by alumni Benjamin Ball (B.Arch '03) and Gaston Nogues (B.Arch '94) of Los Angeles-based Ball-Nogues Studio…, opening
Ombu Building / Mas Fernandez Architects
Architects: Mas Fernandez Architects
Location: Avda. Andrés Bello 2115, Providencia, Santiago, Chile
Collaborator: Felipe Fuentes
Completion: 2009
Floor Area: 6.961 sqm
Client: Almagro – Ombu Real State
Budget: U$46 / sqm.
Building Contrator: Socoicsa
Structural Engineer: Luis Soler and associates
Energy Saving: Idiem
Photographs: Felipe Fontecilla


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Spicer woman leaving for Pillsbury Bake-Off competition, with chance to appear on 'Oprah'
SPICER -- Since finding out seven months ago she was one of 100 finalists in the 2010 Pillsbury Bake-Off Contest, Michelle Gauer has made her winning recipe of Double-Chocolate Orange Scones nearly 60 times.
Her family still isn't tired of the rich chocolate milk- and coffee-time treat. They pleaded with her on Friday to make another batch.
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Samsung Tries To Ban Import of iDevices To US 201
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I would love to see this go down. Could you imagine the US with their iToys? No more iphone 5 or ipad...it'd almost be...a miracle...
Pretty much all the big players are being sued by somebody. That graphic's a little old, but it still illustrates just how messed up the patent system must be.
Also with Android devices outselling Apple devices the claim would't be true even if it was limited
to the mobile platform arena. There are 500,000 activation of android devices every day, and most
of them contain some Samsung parts, with emphases on the flash ram.
What Samsung would lose in iPhone sales blocked in the US they would easily recover
from their own phones sold in the US, as well as HTC, LG, Motorola, and twenty other
brands all using Samsung memory.
I've seen this claim posted before, but when you check out the facts its either dated
information or simply applied to a specific type of flash memory of a specific size.
Lets see some data for such a claim.
If they really were such a big buyer they would be stuck with buying from samsung since they produce most of the flash.
Apple makes up 2.6% of Samsung's sales, Sony makes up 3.7% and Dell makes up 2.5%. [wikipedia.org]
Considering the market for NAND flash is very competitive now with every man and his dog making smartphones, memory cards and solid state drives, Samsung does not stand to lose 2.6% of sales if it cuts Apple off completely as there are other customers that buy the same products from Samsung.
It seems Apple needs Samsung products more then Samsung needs Apple as a customer. Suing them and hoping Samsung is not a vindictive company could be a really dumb move.
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Myrtle Beach, South Carolina (map) | (843) 449-7323
Sites: 700 | Latest Rate: $45.00 |
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This campground is extremely crowded and all the sites are very close together! That said, if you want to camp very close to the ocean, then this is your place. We did enjoy our stay because of our location and had fun visiting the pier each night. The staff were super nice and friendly and we really did feel like a welcomed guest. But if you are looking for a little space and less people, this probably isn't the place to stay. - Roadschool
Stayed here while passing through. Had stayed here in the past and had a problem with the messes dogs would leave every where. Glad to see they have a new policy, but saw they didn't enforce it. Seen many dog owners walk away when their dog finished their business. Ordered propane from the front desk when we checked in. We were told it would arrive between 11 and 1 the next day. Waited around till 2 and called the office. The truck had been delayed and would not be there till the next day. Even in the off season, the golf carts are everywhere. If you are out walking, get out of their way. Not sure if we will stay here again. - shell5
Well maintained, easy access, level spaces, great laundry facilities. Would return. - Barry & Annie
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina (map) | (843) 272-2730
Sites: 289 | Latest Rate: $16.00 |
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Stayed several times before. Good location in Myrtle Beach especially when kids/grandkids are staying in the area. Good paved roads. Easy turning through park. Only negative is that trash dumpsters are in pretty inconvenient spots. Power this stay was OK. Can walk to restaurants from campground. - MissingLinc
This is a good alternative to the real hustle and bustle of Myrtle Beach. North Myrtle is a bit less hectic. The barefoot landing next door has so much stuff from ice cream shops to restaurants to clothing. Plenty to keep kids entertained. While the park is on the inner coastal, you can;t really see anything except the ditch of water out the back. Great pool and some social gatherings which were fun. It is a large park with lots of seasonal trailers and park models which come for long weekends etc. Plenty of room for us short term passers-by though. The price isn't cheap; I got a little Passport America discount but the area is expensive. - FrancisandRenee
Price reflects C2C membership. Definitely "urban camping", it sits in the middle of Myrtle Beach, SC. Resort is close to many attractions, including the beach. Good paved internal roads throughout. Sites are concrete and each have a concrete patio with a picnic table. There are grass and trees between the sites. Big Rigs will be fine. Sites are average size. Our site was not large enough for RV, truck and jeep; however, there are additional parking areas throughout the campground. Sites are very level. There is a very nice pool area that overlooks Intracoastal Waterway. There are two nice laundry rooms. Good Verizon cell phone coverage and easy to get DirecTV satellite connection. - GLPColorado
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina (map) | (843) 293-0300
Sites: 120 | Latest Rate: $50.00 |
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Roads are dirt and lots are close together. On concrete pads that are level. Was OK, only thing that was real negative was the 12 midnight curfew. - J Brown
Not a bad campground. Wi-Fi advertised but it did not work. Office staff will direct you to a library less than a mile away with great Wi-Fi. Concrete pads are nice but only as wide as your RV, so when you step out it's into dirt. Rained the first day of the week we were there and the muddy site and roads lasted for days. Looks like roads were paved at one time but they are covered with dirt and sand now. I suspect they were covered on purpose to fill in the deep pot holes. Four dirty washers and dryers for the whole park. Take something to clean the washes out with. We washed clothes twice and needed to clean the washers both times. Its not something the park seems to do. Other than what was noted its an OK park with easy access and a good location. - Igotjam
This is a quite RV Park, even though it is by a main road and a school. The sites are long enough, but there's no space in between for privacy. Cable is available for a $2.00 fee, which we took, but I feel should have been included. We were not offered the free wi-fi access so did not use. Our Verizon 3G card worked great and had 4 bars on the phone. The laundry room need some TLC and we did not use the private showers. Trash is picked up at site daily which is nice. We will stay at this RV Park again if in the area. Motorcycles can be parked at your RV site which was a plus for us. Other RV Parks in the area have to park outside their gates. - kgkaroonie
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina (map) | (843) 238-5161
Sites: 1100 | Latest Rate: $45.00 |
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This was our first trip in our new travel trailer and it did not disappoint. Our site was directly across from the beach and we could hear the ocean which was wonderful. The indoor pool was warm and clean. Laundry facility was good and open 24 hours. Outside pool, water park, restaurants and store were closed for the season. There were two basketball courts, bocce ball and shuffleboard as well as a play ground. We will be returning for sure. - Jamclaughlin
Our time at this campground is one to remember. We found Lakewood Camping Resort had many amenities we enjoyed; mini golf, trade store, food station, golf cart rental, fishing, waterpark, great access to the beach and much more. Our site needed some minor leveling. Campsite didn't include a fire-pit, but your personal fire-pit is allowed. DirecTV (free standing satellite) had no issue. Verizon phones were able to maintain a 4g signal. Pull-thru sites are available. Campground and roads are big rig friendly. Campground within 1 mile of gas stations, food, freeway access and grocery store. In fact, a small Walmart store is across the street. This campground is located between two other large campgrounds. But, after visiting the other campgrounds, we found Lakewood Camping Resort was our favorite. - HappyCampers227
Wonderful campground. Lots of amenities, including an indoor and outdoor swimming pools (unheated). The bathhouses are clean, but showing their age, but there are 2 excellent new ones. The wifi service is great and the sites are roomy. This campground has the best security of any we have been to so far. - Boyds nest
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina (map) | (843) 448-3421
Sites: 540 | Latest Rate: $46.00 |
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We looked at some other places on the beach and they were parking lots. This KOA is a beautiful campground and it's only a few blocks from the beach. The staff is super friendly and helpful. You are close to lots of things like Broadway and Market common, etc. However being that close to everything and it's still very quiet. It's a small oasis and you start to forget you are in a commercialized beach strip. If we head back to Myrtle Beach we will definitely book here. - Way2Roll
Staff friendly and courteous. We had reserved a six night stay at the published rate, but upon arrival we were informed that a special was in effect and we would receive two nights for free! We were given a welcome packet with recommendations on nearby restaurants and other information. Sites larger than most KOAs. We had a 30A/20A pull through. It did not have a fire ring but we asked a staff member and one was promptly delivered. Cable TV worked well, WiFi worked mostly but was occasionally weak. Park clean and well maintained. Would stay here again. - Frequenthinker
Staff is 24/7 and very friendly. The agility course was a fantastic feature for dogs large and small. Clean sites, and facilities. - Forged Footprints
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina (map) | (843) 238-5325
Sites: 300 | Latest Rate: $39.00 |
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Stayed here for 4 nights. Good paved narrow roads. Sites are close to each other and mostly dirt. Short walk to beach from loop 5. - philandterri35
Paved roads, very nice views and short walk to the beach, gift store and pier. All sites are basically dirt (only negative in my view, could at least have crusher run). We stayed in loop 1, site 10 w/30 amp service, water and sewer hookup. We used the power, but not the W&S as the coach is winterized. Nice showers and restrooms, friendly staff, good Wi-Fi and marginal ATT cell service. Super cool sunrises and good hiking trails. We will return for a longer visit. - gsc66
Great park but at $40.29 a night it is more than we like to pay and why I rated at only a 7. The park is a great one and far different than we remember 15 years ago when we camped in a tent. Very nice sites that can accommodate even our 40' motor home. The beach is great, the pier is great and the volunteers and park ranger are great! We had mail sent here and it was hand delivered by the ranger at 6:10 PM which was nice touch. There almost no chance you can get satellite TV but the digital antennae works fine and we got to see the World Series so we were happy. Love the camp fires, the beach and the place. About the only thing that needs some work are the deteriorating roads. They need some new asphalt. Great location. - rwarner22
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina (map) | (800) 255-3568
Sites: 1150 | Latest Rate: $56.00 |
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This was our second visit to the Myrtle Beach Travel Park in two years. Professional and always friendly Check-In. The park was about 60% + occupied. We again found the park and facilities very clean and organized with daily trash pick-up. Good mix of middle age/older campers this time of the year. We like to travel to Myrtle Beach when children are back in school … Totally relaxing beachfront camping with a beautiful wide clean beach. Myrtle Beach has tons of year round attractions, restaurants and shopping! The only negative is the very s-l-o-w internet connection. I know, I know, we're here to relax, not spending beach time on the internet. We again toured/drove through the other "Big Name Camping Resorts" and again decided that Myrtle Beach Travel Park is what we really like … No speeding, out of control, parading golf carts with young teenage boys chasing teenage girls. We will definitely return again. Thank You again Myrtle Beach Travel Park! - Travelholicdog
We've stayed here several times and continue to enjoy it. We've been fortunate enough to get a site close to the ocean so that at nite we can hear the waves breaking. The sites are not spacious but adequate and have a covered picnic table. They are a combination of sand and grass. It's the perfect location for us near golf, restaurants we like, and good shopping. The only drawback is slow or non existent WiFi even though a router was installed on our pavilion. Maneuvering in our 45' coach can be a little tricky as there are many fifth wheels and the trucks have just enough room to get off the road. If the occupants aren't diligent about staying on their site, the turns are tight. Lord willing, we'll be back. - Team Asphalt
We have camped at several parks on the beach around Myrtle on both ends. This was our first visit here and will not be our last. This park is now our favorite for several reasons. They don't have hardly any golf carts nor do they allow them or bicycles after dark. The camp store is one the best stocked that I have ever seen. The pool, lazy river, and indoor pool were all very nice and well staffed at all times. The restaurant on site served a great breakfast and lunch and was reasonably priced. All sites in the beach area were pull-through with a nice cabana shed. Water, power, and cable TV were very good. This is great place to ride bicycles, as there is a bike path from the park to restaurants, WalMart, and the Outlet mall. - jeffs
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina (map) | (843) 238-5636
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Second time there. Upon arrival the site we reserved on line was smaller that we thought (corner site small yard); checked with office and they gave us a list of sites that were open and we were able to change sites but this was off season. Most camp sites are a short walk to the beach. - The Stephens
OMG this campground is huge! it is right on the beach and depending on what you want to pay you can be close to the beach.
All utilities worked fine. Wi-Fi slowed down occasionally but no real issue. Nice touch for cable was that the coaxial was already attached and all you had to do was unroll it and attach it to your rig.
Laundry was the size of a laundromat but it is costly ($2.50 to wash, $0.25 for 8 minutes to dry). - jnateg
This is a mega-RV park with 2,500+ leased sites for campers and mini-homes and nearly 900 'transient' campsites. It features almost a mile of beachfront. All sites are pull-thrus with concrete pads, making for easy access and setup. Sites are near one another which for us in December wasn't a problem at all, but in summertime this place would be jammed; it's like a little city with 50+ miles of streets. Very clean, large, newly-updated, heated bathroom houses. Lots of amenities & programming in summertime. Overall, this is a very nice campground - too big and too many people for what we would like in summertime, but in wintertime with very few campers here, it was perfect for full-timers like us. - Jolly Out There
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina (map) | (800) 443-2267
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Stayed here for a week. Overall, enjoyed the stay. We were 50 yards from the beach. This is a large park but it was the off season so there were plenty of spaces available. Paved internal roads with enough room for our 40' MH. Our site had a long and level cement pad but was a little tight and narrow. No shade where we were but we requested that. Not enough room to put out awning without infringing on your neighbor's space. Lots of golf carts which you can rent from the campground. The fresh water connection was a bit far so we had to use the maximum length of our water hose. The space was also a little tight to park your car. We had a pull-thru but the back-ins looked like they were a little wider. Trash is picked up at your site daily by 10am. No wifi. No leash free dog park but there are a few areas to walk the dogs. Overall a nice park for us to hang out during the off season. The sites would be a little tight for us during the high season but we'll definitely come back again in the winter. - Flippitti
Internal roads are paved, our back-in site was grass/sand and was fairly spacious/level and not too difficult to back into, there are some concrete pads/pull thrus,facilities worked well, but are located at the back of the site and the electric/water was on the "wrong" side, you'll need a long water hose/sewer hose/electric cord, site was satellite friendly. Each site has a covered picnic table. Staff were friendly, park WiFi worked very well, T-Mobile cell service was good. The park was quiet. They accept mail and parcels. Rate reflects the weekly rate. We would stay here again. - KDSpree
We found this campground had little to offer compared to those down the street. Campground needs much TLC and lacks many amenities compared to others in the area. Beach access was a plus. Satellite signal is not an issue. Verizon phones are able to maintain a 4g signal. Pull-thru sites are available. Campsites include a covered patio with picnic table. Campground and roads are big rig friendly. We had friends that planned on visiting us, but had to cancel 5 days before arriving. They were charged a transaction fee and one days rent. Once they arrived, they stayed at a neighboring campground next door. While visiting them, we found theirs to be the better campground. We suggest fellow RV'ers look at other locations before staying at Pirateland Family Campground. Two other large campgrounds are at the same location, and shoreline. Prices are comparable to these other parks which provide many more amenities. - HappyCampers227


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COVINGTON - Monday's cancellation of school could have a big impact on the Rockdale boys basketball team as it prepares to meet No. 1 Miller Grove at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the second round of the Class AAAA tournament."The snow day has really hurt me," Rockdale coach Alvin Williams said. "We need about a week to prepare, but now we're going to have one day to prepare. That's just a sad situation, but it's out of our hands. There's nothing we can do to control that. We're just going to have to do the best we can do in that one day." Although the Wolverines are in the same situation, Williams said it won't have the same impact on them as it will on the younger Rockdale team. "They have a senior-led, very talented, very long, very athletic team," he said. "For their type team, you really have to prepare and get everybody on the same page. Sometimes that really takes longer than one day." Besides having eight seniors on the team, Miller Grove also has plenty of height. Five players are listed at 6-foot-5 or taller. Amongst the Wolverines' big guys are 6-9 junior Donte Williams, 6-8 freshman Tony Parker and 6-7 sophomore Henry Brooks. Miller Grove is averaging 74 points per game, including 94 points against East Coweta in its season opener. The Wolverines are also holding opponents to 59 points, with a season-low of 44 against Sandy Creek, Despite that, Williams said the Wolverines are beatable. "I think that Miller Grove is a very long and talented team," the Rockdale coach said. "They have a couple of people that are 6-8 that speedy. I think they're very, very talented, very, very well coached, but I think they're beatable." "I can see some areas where they can be a little undisciplined. But a lot of times their talent makes up for that. I believe that if I can get our kids to buy in to how we want to attack them, they can be attacked." If the Bulldogs are to pull off the upset, they will have to count on junior point guard Cordarryle Bethley. "I'm looking for my point guard to make sure everybody is in the right spot and to make sure everyone is doing what I want them to do, basically on offense," Williams said. "He's a good extension of me as a coach. If he can do a good job of that, it ought to help us tremendously." In the first round of the playoffs, Miller Grove beat Sandy Creek 89-48. The Bulldogs defeated Murray County 68-50. Julian Giles led Rockdale in scoring with 15 points, followed by Byron Lawrence and Darien Clark with 13 points. Kevin Ware scored 10. Manny Fils can be reached at email@example.com. SideBar: If You Go Who: Rockdale vs. Miller Grove What: Class AAAA boys basketball tournament, second round When: 7 p.m. Wednesday Where: Miller Grove High School, Lithonia
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An impressive demo video of the flying car's third prototype. Supposedly "very close to the final product", the Aeromobil 3.0 goes up to 100mph on land and 124mph on air, and has a range of 540mi on land and 430mi in the air.
An impressive demo video of the flying car's third prototype. Supposedly "very close to the final product", the Aeromobil 3.0 goes up to 100mph on land and 124mph on air, and has a range of 540mi on land and 430mi in the air.
The 2015 BMW X5 M and X6 M are powered by a new twin-turbocharged 4.4L V8 engine that cranks out up to 575hp and 553 lb-ft. of torque. The AWD SUVs also have an 8-speed gearbox and fully-variable drive distribution.
Rinspeed's amphibious sports car, the sQuba can dive up to 10m (33ft.) and move at up to 2 knots (2.3mph) underwater. It has three electric motors – one for land, two for water – two jet ski motors and two oxygen tanks for passengers.
Named after the Russian space station, the Mir has a 749cc 41hp 2-cylinder engine, a sweet "orbital white" paint job, a detachable solar panel, a 36mm multipurpose wrench and a tonneau cover that doubles as a thermal blanket.
ER Motorcycles' one-off is a muted futuristic take on the BMW R69S, achieved by incorporating parts from the BMW R80T and R60/5 alongside custom-fabricated parts and neat touches like the Motoscope Pro speedometer. More here.
Find your dream classic car – or just keep on dreaming – with Vintage Wheels. The website collects listings from various online sources. Its interface is easy on the eyes and lets you sort by price, date or location.
A brake and turn signal light that sticks on the back of motorcycle helmets. It will come with a wireless transmitter that you'll attach to your bike, allowing it to turn on or off in sync with the bike's own lights.
During a Formula Offroad event in Iceland, driver Ingólfur Guðvarðarson's steering wheel decided to quick-release right in the middle of a hill climb. He lost control of the car, but fortunately both he and his sturdy car were okay.
Jaguar Heritage Driving gives you the chance to drive some of the best Jaaaags for a decent price, from a full day of driving a variety of cars to half an hour with individual classic models. The catch? It's in England.
Made by Greg Westbury, the Cad Attack is based on a 1949 Cadillac Series 62 convertible. The handcrafted body has a '79 Seville front clip, a Currie rear end, '56 Chevy bumpers, E-class Mercedes headlights and a tweaked rat engine.
Novitec has unveiled its modding packages for the Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4 and its roadster variant. Tweaks include ECU and exhaust system upgrades, carbon fiber aerodynamic kits and custom wheels and tires.
Ferrari celebrates 60 years in North America with the F60 America. Based on the F12 Berlinetta, the roadster has the same 740hp 6.3L V12 engine but in a new body. All 10 units have been sold, allegedly for at least $2.5M each.
An in-depth look at the adult version of the drift-happy go-kart. The Crazy Cart XL has a variable-speed pedal, quick-change batteries and a higher powered motor. Drops 12/14 for $800. Skip to 3:00 for the crazy driving footage.
/DRIVE's short interview with Davide Testi. Davide started out as a mechanic in Pagani and worked his way up to become a test driver. Now he gets to build Huayras with Horacio Pagani and his company car is a Zonda R.
The new Atom 3S has a turbocharged 2.4L Honda engine gets up to 365hp, allowing it to go from 0 to 60mph in just 2.8s. Adjustable 5-stage traction control and dampers will help keep you from flying off the face of the Earth.
To promote their collision avoidance tech, Volkswagen fitted bumper cars at a theme park with ultrasonic sensors and automatic braking to prevent them from hitting each other. They got the point across, but also wrecked the fun.
When he's not doing donuts in his Ford Fiesta ST, Ken Block is hooning around in his awesome RaptorTRAX, a customized Ford F-150 with huge, tank-like snow treads. Here, he goofs around with snowboarders Zak Hale and Ethan Deiss.
The Evo bicycle lost to the Denny in the 2014 Bike Design Project, but it's a great concept as well. It has mounts at the front and rear for a variety of cargo accessories. It also has a built-in lock, headlight and brake light.
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The ZX200 platform style cycle carrier from Witter takes up to two cycles of any size including a child's. The carrier clamps to a UK towball using an adjuster screw. The platform will fold down allowing access to the car luggage compartment.
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Supposing you were worried that Superfish was going to ruin your Lenovo computer-loving life, there's good news this afternoon. Windows Defender version 1.193.444.0 has been pushed. This version of Windows Defender does two things. First, it detects and removes Superfish entirely. Second, it detects and removes all system certifications affected by Superfish. This means Superfish is gone, erased, and will have left the building in a way that should make it seem like this was all a bad dream. It's time to kick Superfish directly out the door.


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As October marks Domestic Violence Awareness month, the Professional Beauty Association's CUT IT OUT: Salons Against Domestic Abuse program is mobilizing salon professionals and others to fight the epidemic in communities across the United States by building awareness and training salon professionals to recognize warning signs and safely refer their clients, colleagues, friends and family to local resources.
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Fueling up: A harsh winter has propelled growth as heating supplies are in higher demand
IBISWorld's Fuel Dealers market research report can be used to help you: understand market size and growth potential; major companies; draft business plans and pitch books; and conduct benchmarking and SWOT analysis. Our industry analysis highlights macro industry trends in the overall sector and micro trends faced by companies that do business in the industry. The industry report also provides key industry statistics and 5-year forecasts to anticipate future industry prospects so you can decide with confidence.
Industry performance tends to fluctuate widely, in line with crude oil prices and competitors' offerings. Fuel dealers can pass on product price increases or decreases to customers, which causes industry revenue to react accordingly. Consequently, as the world price of crude oil dropped during the recession, so did industry revenue. The price of crude oil is expected to continue to decrease, hurting industry operators. However, an improving overall economy will boost revenue and lead to modest industry growth... purchase to read more
The Fuel Dealers industry has moderate barriers to entry. Firms that attempt to enter the industry must gain access to cost-effective and reliable sources of heating oil and propane for distribution. They also need to attract a customer base, most commonly from existing dealerships. High industry competition limits access to customers.
New firms lack economies of scale because they have few customers when first entering the industry. If customers are geographically distant, transportation costs may be prohibitive due to high per-unit expenses. Because the industry's products are generic, operators differentiate themselves through service and efficiency. New firms can find it difficult to gain a good reputation for service and efficiency in a short period of time... purchase to read more
This industry sells heating oil, propane and other fuels directly to end users. Companies also deliver heating oil, propane and other fuels, such as autogas and kerosene, to domestic and commercial premises.
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Oh, I felt that you spend a lot of time making wrong assumptions about what I believe, so I thought it would be nice of me to provide you with some actual information about what I do believe.Multi-posts like that will not be read, I see no reason to waste that much time on nonsense, I was raised Mormon, you moron. You presume, a habit with religious people, that I don't know about the religion, stop presuming.
I know that you do not subscribe to the teaching of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, but do you believe in any God now?


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It is not about the First Amendment, free speech, and it never was. The Egyptian, Yemen and Libyan protests were planned demonstrations - planned, according to Al-Jazeera, weeks, perhaps months before Sept. 11.
We have more rights and laws in place for animals, than we do for foster children. Surprised?
Since I became old enough to read, and understand what I read, it has bothered me how women have at least for hundreds of years been treated like second-class citizens.
I've heard it said that the two things you don't discuss are religion and politics. However, ironically theses seem to be at the root of most of the woes we face as a nation.
I watched the Democratic National Convention and noticed they were describing a patriot as someone who pays their fair share of taxes. A patriot, by definition, is someone who vigorously supports their country. It is not related to how much a person pays in taxes, but more properly is measured in how committed they are to the principles and ideals of their country.
Judging by commentaries after your recent Times articles, absolutely no one has anything good to say about the just-opened bridge over Jesse Jewell Parkway. The bridge has actually become the local "joke" in many conversations when anyone mentions Gainesville.
It's important to get beyond various secondary arguments and focus on main principles. In talking with various people, both conservative and liberal, our core political debate comes down to two questions:
A few weeks ago I walked into a local restaurant to have a quick brunch before I headed off to a meeting for work.
Have you noticed that the Democrats have quit touting Obamacare and have started badmouthing the Republican party, i.e., Mitt Romney and his Mormon religion?
I agree with Myra Meades' comments about cutting library hours affecting education. What Adrian Mixon apparently did not take into consideration is the fact that most of the students who use the library computers in the evening, probably can't afford them at home. A student today can't just bring home a book and do their homework like their parents did. Mine is a family who uses this service because we can't afford a home computer.
Wake up people! You want to get a start on fixing the economy, let's demand that we are no longer subjects of a kingdom run by oil companies. Gas just went up 39 cents in three days. Why? Because the media said it would; because the oil companies wanted it.
My first thought as I saw your Wednesday headline, "Library cuts hours, closes weekends" was: Where are our priorities?
Those first few years when our sons and daughters receive their drivers license can be a tense and prayerful time for parents every time they drive. We always hope they'll drive safely and come home alive, along with their friends.
Like most North Georgians, I take pride and comfort in the excellence of Gainesville's hospital and doctors. And as part of a family covered by UnitedHealthCare are insurance, I enjoyed the security of knowing that the coverage we'd purchased would be there for us if the need arose.
I found an answer to all the negative political ads:
Several weeks ago, we looked back at the historic march that began in Selma, Ala., in March 1965. This event was a painful time in our nation's history, but a time that we can all gather great strength from.
Many people are like sheep concerning buzzwords. One participates and the rest follow the herd. Eventually, a buzzword becomes annoying, trite and ready for banishment.
The front page headline Sunday in The Times read "Where have all the voters gone?" Let's go back just a few months to the fall of 2014 when midterm elections were in the news. Recall The Times writing about how politicians in Hall County were concerned that SPLOST VII would not be passed by voters for a seventh time if SPLOST VII was placed on the November 2014 ballot?
I read with concern the two recent items in The Times regarding alleged bullying at Myers Elementary (March 7 article, March 19 letter to the editor). Quite honestly, I was confused; I thought perhaps I had read the name of the school incorrectly, and even more confused when I read the principal involved in the articles. I started shaking my head, thinking,"Are you kidding me? Are they really accusing Beth Hudgins of dealing improperly with a situation so potentially hurtful?"
I am writing in response to the article, "Bullying incidents test school policy in Hall County, Gainesville" of March 7. It saddened me to read such negative words about Beth Hudgins.
I recently read in The Times, and I was not really surprised, what sweet idea America has now: Tens of thousands of immigrant children are allowed here, in the good old u.s.a. via Florida.
Amidst the horror and grief of Selma and Ferguson, I heard a tender story that I would like to share with our readers.
Mary Drummer is right on about Georgia's senators being wrong to have sent a letter to Iran. They are certainly overstepping their place and proving once again that they, of the Republican party, are incapable of sensibly leading this country's government.
I am writing in response to the article from March 7, "Bullying incidents test school policy in Hall County, Gainesville." As a parent of a child in elementary school, the subject is concerning to me. However, I am not worried at all because my child goes to Myers Elementary School. I'm not worried because I have 100 percent faith in my son's teacher and his principal to do the right thing for my child, and those in his class.
There have been some recent headlines about home sales falling. Those headlines are misleading. Housing sales look different from one month to another and from one quarter to another.
On more than one occasion, I have taken pen to paper to offer my criticism of your newspaper. It is expected that we subscribers will do that. When a newspaper does something that I feel is commendable, I will also offer my praise as well as extending my subscription another quarter.
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Welcome to the Home page of the Lancashire Chess Association's official website.
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Darwen Junior Congress - February 2015
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Section Winners
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|Charlotte Melvin
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|Holly Jacobson
|George Harman
|Benjamin McGrath
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|Joe Birks
|Siena Choi
|Neil Davies
|John Yelland
|Matthew Wood
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Lancashire's youngsters did extremely well, finishing in the top 6 teams and thus qualifying for the final.
EPSCA U9 North Zone - March 2014
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Lancashire's youngsters had a tough day with only the top 7 teams qualifing for the final.
A History of Lancashire Chess
The completely revised, corrected and expanded "A History of Lancashire Chess from 1871 to 2011" by Mike Conroy is now available and selling fast.
This 500+ page bound hardback book with fly cover and colour photographs is ready for immediate dispatch. This edition has had many corrections and additions compared to the softback original. It contains many pictures and games of current players across Lancashire but there have been 150 copies produced only and so it is a collector's special.
The price of the book is only £25. However current LCA members can pick up an absolute bargain at just £15!
Postage for the book will be £5.30 as a standard parcel or £8.30 First Class in the UK. However if we can arrange to meet somewhere convenient within Lancashire to hand over your copy then the postage cost will reduce to zero.
To order your copy simply get in touch via our Contact Us form.
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Click here to view the current membership of the Lancashire Membership Organisation (as of 1 Apr 2015). Could all clubs who still wish to join their members via the Lancashire MO please contact Bill O'Rourke please.
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The Lancashire Chess Association's AGM held on 2nd September 2009 adopted a new Child Protection Policy. Actions to implement it have now commenced.
Junior Players Course
Lancashire Chess Association has available a Junior Players Course.
The aim of this course is to take new players to chess, teach them the basics of the game, and then show them techniques and strategies to bring them up to a standard where they can hold their own in a competitive game, whether it be league or congress.
The course manual is ideal for anybody running a junior chess club. To obtain a free copy, please get in touch through our Contact Us page.