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I have a smoke free pet free home. Email me! email@example.com Thank you, Loreen Fitch Check out my other posts for US history, Sonlight-classics-Math-Science and my lists on the k-2 board and the 7-12 board. 2. Usborne Illustrated World History Early Civiliations, 96 pages, by Jane Chilsom & Anne Millard, includes info on Early civilizations, Sumer,Egypt, China, Assyrians, Babylonians, Persians, full of pictures and info,like new, excellent condition, $4.50 4. Ancient History Explore the Past, Questions and Answers, includes chapters on civilizations including Mesopotamia, Egypt, India and China, Greece, Rome, Ancient americas, Medieval Europe medieval china and India etc....30 pages, excellent condition, $4.00 9. Introduction to Jewish History, By Seymour Rossel, Abraham to the Sages, 128 pages, short chapters with pictures and lots of info, excellent condition, $4.00 10. Inside the Museum, A Childrens Guide to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, by Joy Richardson, crammed full of pictures and info, great for studying the ancient and miedeval world, originally $12.95 selling for $4.50 11. 100 Dates of French History Told to Children, English edition, by Samuel Buquet and Jean Charles Volkmann, 32 pages full of cartoon pictures and dates in the history of France, really cool book for studying Ancient- Modern history of Europe and France, excellent unread condition, $3.50 14. A Treasury of Giant and Monster Stories, by Jone Olliver, Kingfisher book, 157 pages, very good condition, $2.50 12. Questions and Answers about Ancient History, explore the Past, 13. Inside the British Museum, by Joy Richardson, fun picture book with lots of antiquities, shows what conservators do, has projects and 23. The Usborne Book of Famous Women, by Richard Dungworth and Phillipa Wingate, 48 pages, very good condition, $3.25 VERITAS PRESS ITEMS Veritas Press New Testament Greece and Rome Memory song, tape cassette, excellent condition, $2.50 Veritas Press New Testament Greece and Rome Memory song, tape cassette, excellent condition, $2.50 Mummies, Tombs and Treasure, Secrets of Ancient Egypt, by Lila Perl, 120 pages, 6th grade level,hardback, excellent condition , $5.50 The Shakespeare Scribe, by Gary Blackwood,sequel to the Shakespeare ANCIENT EGYPT 1. Ancient Egypt, Milliken Publishing Company, 12 full transparencies, 4 Reproducilble Pages, Teacher Guide, quizes, info, for grades 7-12, very good condition,originally $14.95 selling for $6.50 2. Mummies, by Kenn Goin, book shaped like a mummy's head, about 32 pages, lots of info on mummies, picture book, good condition, $2.25 3. Tut Tut by John Scieszka, The Time Warp Trio, 74 pages, super fun 4. Mummies, Pyramids and Pharaohs, by Gail Gibbons, full of pictures, 5. You Wouldn't Want to be an Egyptian Mummy, by David Stewart, dog eared corners, good condition, $2.00 6. Joseph and the Coat of Many Colors, by Lavinia Derwent, 96 pages, 7. Mummies, Tombs and Treasure, Secrets of Ancient Egypt, by Lila Perl, 120 pages, 6th grade level, excellent condition , $3.00 9. The Pyramid Plot, Usborne Puzzle Adventures, by Justin Somper, 48 pages, super fun book with a mystery adventures, very good condition, $3.00 10. Pyramids, by Barbara Mitchell, Great Mysteries, former library book, hardback, 95 pages, lots of pictures and information about the ancient Egyptian pyramids, chapter book, good condition, $3.50 11. Pyrramid by David Macaulay, 80 pages, name on the front cover, bent page edges, some wear on the cover, readable condition, $2.25 12. Nefertiti The Mystery Queen, by Burnham Holmes, chapter book, 48 pages, very good condition, $2.75 13. Tale Mummies Tell, by Patricia Lauber, 118 pages, very good 14. Pyramids, by Anne Millard, 63 pages, info on Egyptian, Nubian, Mayan, Aztec and Modern pyramids, full of colored pictures, minor corner bend, very good condition, $3.50 15. Tutankhamun's Tomb by Alan MacDonald, Double Take, Two Sides of on 16. Secrets of Tutof Tomb and the Pyramids, by Stephanie Ann Reiff, chapter book, with pictures, 3-5 grade level, excellent condition, $3.25 17. Usbonre Discovery Internet Linked Mummies and Pyramids, by Sam Taplin, 48 pages, excellent condition, 4.50 18. Everyday Kids Then and Now Egypt, by Jean Bennett, National Geographic Reading Expedition, a content based fiction book about an Egyptian boy from the past and in the present
cool way to show how Egypt has changed and stayed the same through out its history, very good condition, $3.25 19. Ancient Egypt, put out by Milliken, fro grades 7-12. about 48 pages, includes 12 full color transparencies that you can use within the book, 4 reproducibles, 12 lessons, review quizzes, excellent condition, originally $14.95 selling for $6.00 20. The Egyptian News, by Scott Steedman, 32 pages, a fun info packed book with pictures, maps, drawings, 32 pages, excellent like new condition, $3.00 21. A Coloring book of Tu-ankh-amon, full of pictures to color and info on his life, excelllent condition, $2.75 22. . Amazing Facts About Ancient Egypt, by James Putman and Jeremy Pemberton, 63 pages, hardback, fun little book with pictures 64 pages, excellent condition, $3.00 23. How to Make a Mummy Talk, by James M. Deem, 5.3 reading level, 184 24. Mummies and Their Mysteries, By Charlotte Wilcox, 4th grade level, 25. The Curse of King Tut's Mummy, by Kathleen Weidner Zoehfeld, 26. Heart of the Pharoah by David Wolverton, The Mummy Chronicles, Based on the motion picture Screenplay The Mummy Returns by Stephen Sommers, $2.25 29. Puzzle Pyramid, by Susannah Leigh, Usborne Young Puzzles, 32 pages, one page has pencil markings erased, very good condition, $3.00 30. Egyptian Life, by Jon Guy, 32 pages, full of pictures, text, in an 31. How to Make a Mummy Talk, by James M. Deem, 184 pages, good 32. Egyptian Pyramid, by Jacqueline Morley, hard back, pictures and text, 44 pages, excellent condition, $4.50 33. Egyptian Life, Early Civilization, full of info, colored pictures, 34. Valley of the Golden Mummies, by Joan Holub, about 32 pages, full of info, pictures, drawings etccexcellent like new condition, $3.00 36. Mummies and Their Mysteries, by Charlotte Wilcox, 64 pages, 4th grade level, book about mummies around the world, a little wear on the bottom of cover, good condition, $2.25 37. 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Mummies, Pyramids and Pharaohs, by Gail Gibbons, full of pictures, and info on Egypt, 2nd grade level, excellent conditiion, $3.5 49. King Tut, Secrets Revealed, Ancient Civilization, neat little hard back book with a DVD included, 24 pages of info, pictures, etc... $3.00 50. Outside and Inside Mummies, by sandra Markle, 40 pages, info about mummies, good condition, $2.50 52. The Lost Diary of Tutankhamunof Mummy, by Clive Dickinson, 105 pages, fun way to learn about Tutfs life and death, lots of cartoon pictures and text, excellent unread condition, $2.50 53. Mummies, Tombs and Treasure, Secrets of Ancient Egypt, by Lila Perl, 120 pages, 6th grade level,hard back, excellent like new condition, $5.50 55. The Hieroglyphs Handbook, Teach yourself Ancient Egyptian, by Philip Ardagh, 96 pages, fun book with lots of diagrams very good condition, $2.25 56. The Pyramid Plot, Usborne Puzzle Adventures, by Justin Somper, 48 pages, super fun book with lots of puzzle activity, Excellent condition, $3.00 58. Adventures in Acient Egypt, by Linda Bailey, 48 pages full of fun pictures, excellent condition, $3.50 59. Ancient Egypt by Daniel Cohen, 44 pages, hardback, gorgeous pictures, timeline, lot of info, very good condition, $3.50 60. In Search of Tutankhamun, by giovanni Caselli, the discovery of King Tut's Tomb, 44 pages, full of pictures, info, 3-5th grade level, excellent condition, $4.00 62. Secrets of the Mummies, by Shelley Tanaka, 48 pages, grogeous pictures, excellent condition, $$3.75 64. Mummy, Dorling Kindersley Eyewitness book, 64 pages, former libraty copy, hardback, excellent condition, $5.00 66. Gift of the Nile, An Ancient Egyptian Legend, retold by Jan M. Mike, 32 pages, paper back, very good condition, $2.50 67. Pyramids, Egyptian, Nubian Mayan, Aztec, Modern, By Anne Millard, 64 pages, new book, full of cool pictures and info about pyramids, $4.50 68. Mummies of the Pharaohs, Exploring Valley of the Kings, by Melvin Berger and Gilda Berger, put out by National Geographic Society, 64 pages, gorgeous pictures, lots of info, 64 pages, excellent unread condition, $4.00 69. Ancient Egypt Facts, Stories and Activities, 32 pages, good condition, $2.50 70. Ancient Egypt Independent Learning Unit, Good Apple, for grades 4-8, 60 pages, full of activities, games, maps etc
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Naden, Women of Achievement, hardback, 102 pages, great for later elementary or jr. high level, former library copy, excellent condition, $3.00 77. Awesome Egyptians, by Terry Deary, full of fun info, cartoons, excellent like new condition, $2.50 79. Journey Through History, Prehistory to Egypt, by Maria Rius, excellent condition, like new, $2.75 80. The Rosetta Stone, by Stephen Sloan, 64 pages, info on the Rosetta Stone, new excellent condition,$4.00 1. Dateline Troy, by Paul Fleischman, hardback, cool book that uses the story of Troy and compares with newspaper aritcles from current times, dust cover, excellent like new condition, originally $18.99 selling for $4.50 2. Heroes and Monsters of Greek Myth, by Evslin, Evslin and Hoops, 116 pages, Nice little book with stories about all Greek heroes and monsters, including Perseus, Icarus, Theseus, excellent condition, $2.50 3. Hour of the Olympics my Mary Pope Osborne, Magic Tree House #16, very good condition, former library copy, $2.50 4. The Adventures of King Midas, by Lynne Reid Banks, excellent 5. Hercules and Other Tales From Greek Myths, by Mark Gave, aabout 16 pages, picture book colored pictures, very good condition, $2.00 6. Usborne Illustrated Guide to Greek Myths and Legends, by Cheryl Evans and Anne Millard, excellent condition, originally sold for $10.95, selling for 5.50 7. The Adventures of King Midas, by Lynne Reid Banks, 153 pages, minor wear on the cover, a crease, good condition, $2.25 8. The Greek Gods, by Evslin, Evslin and Hoopes, 116 pages, excellent 9. The Adventures of Ulyssses, by Bernard Evslin, very good condition,177 pages, small crease on the front cover, $2.50 10. Aesops Fables, translated by S. A. Handford, Puffin Classics,212 pages, some wear on the cover, but firm spine and good condition, $2.00 11. The Ancient Greeks, by Don Nardo, Lost Civilizations, hard back, 128 pages, for later elementary to highschool, Great addition to your ancient books library, excellent condition, $4.00 12. The quest for the Golden Fleece, retold by Anna cidor, 32 pages, new condition, $2.50 13. The Fables of Aesop, edited by Joseph jacobs, hardback, 174 pages, lots of pictures with short stories, former library copy, good condition, $3.00 14. The Adventures of King Midas, by Lynne Reid Banks, hardback, with dust cover, 142 pages. excellent condition, $3.50 15. Pandora's Gift and Other Tales, by Anna Ciddor and Lath Lock, 32 pages, excellent condition, $2.50 16. Aesop's Fables, retold by Ann McGovern, crease on the front cover, $2.00 17. The Trojan Horse, by Sally Odgers, Top Readers, Stage 2 I can Read, 32 pages, nice pictures, great way to introduce the story, very good condition, $2.25 18. Lost in the Labyinth, by L. a. Peacock, 1.9 grade level, time travel story about the Minotaur, excellent condition, $2.25 19. The Adventures of Ulysses, by Bernard Evslin, former library copy, great readaloud, small taped tear on the back cover, very good condition, $1.75 20. Aesop Fables, retold by Ann McGovern, Apple Classics, 4th grade level, very good condition, $2.25 21. The Final Battle, by Mary Pope Osborne, Tales From the Odyssey, 102 pages, tiny piece of tape on the spine, very good condition, $2.50 23. Androcles and The Lion, by Janet Stevens, picture books with fabulous pictures, small crease on the cover, very good condition, $2.50 24. Lost in the Labyrinth, by L. A. Peacock, Secret in the Attic, 94 pages, a time travel story of two kids who go back in time to Ancient Greece, crease on the cover, good condition, $2.25 25. The Republic of Plato by Socrates, paper back, 406 pages, name stamped on the inside back cover, good condition, $2.00 26. The Ultimate Greece & Rome Sticker Book, DK book, picture book with 60 unused stickers, perfect condition, $3.00 27. The Groovy Greeks, by Terry Deary, Horrible Histories, super fun way to learn about the Greeks, with cartoons, funny stories, info, excellent condition, $2.75 The Groovy Greeks, by Terry Deary, Horrible Histories, super fun way to learn about the Greeks, with cartoons, funny stories, info, good condition, $2.25 28. The Trojan War, adapted by William Kottmeyer, 122 pages, 1952 copyright, minor wear on the cover, two X's on the page edges,a very nice children's edition of this sotry, $2.75 29. Greek and Roman Civilizations, Social Studies Activity Book for Grades 5-8 Mark Twain Media /Carson-Dellosa Pub. Co, Includes timelines, cooperative learning, critical thinking, historical facts, reproducible activities and question, excellent like new condition, originally $12.99, selling for $5.00 30. The Secrets of Vesuvius, by Sara C. Bisel, A Time Quest book, 64 pages, full of pictures, and info, tells the story of a wealthy family from 70 and also lots of info on excavating the city of Herculaneum, very good conditon, $4.00 31. Tale of Ancient Greece, by Enid Blyton, 104 pages, full of 16 stories with some black and white pictures, excellent condition, $2.25 33. Ancient Greece, by Robert Nicholson, Facts, Stories, Activities, 32 pages, minor wear on the cover, good condition, Early grades, $2.25 34. Greek Life, Early Civilization, by Jon Guy, 32 pages, full of pictures, info, sidebars, maps, includes info on Life, food, pastimes, fashion, art, architecture, war, transportation +more, excellent condition, $3.00 35. Famous Myths of the Golden Age, by Beatrice Alexander, hardback, former library copy, Includes stories about Pandora, The Golden Fleece, Cupid and Phyche, Hercules, + more, chapters plus colored and black and white pictures, minor slide wear, good condition, $3.50 36. Antigone, Based on the Play by Sophocles, 48 pages, cool book in a play form, excellent condition, $2.50 37. Usborne Illustrated World History The Greeks, by Susan Peach and Anne Millard, name on the page edges,very good condition,$4.25 38.. The Human Adventure Greek and Roman Civilization, by 148 pages, great for middle school age, Includes chapters in Early Greek Settlements, Persian Empire, Athens, Sparta, Rome, Hannibal, Augustine empire, Rise of Christianity plus more, excellent condition, $3.50 39. The Greeks, People of the Past, by Judith Crosher, MacDonald Education, 60 pages, full of pictures, info, neat book, $3.00 40. Ancient Greece, Independent Learning Unit, Good Apple, for grades 4-8, 60 pages, full of activities, games, maps etc
.excellent condition, great resource, $4.50 42. Theseus and the Minotaur, by Leonard Everett Fisher, picture book,about 32 pages, good condition, $2.25 43. A Day in the Life of Pericles' Athens, by Leda Krontira, new book, 142 pages, $7.00 ROME 2. The Assassins of Rome, by Caroline Lawrence, The Roman Mysteries, cool story that links the Emperor Nero with the destruction of Jerusalem, 161 pages, ages 8 and up, small creae on the cover, very good condition, $2.25 3. The Romans, by Pamela Odijk, The Ancient World, 45 pages, hardback, chapter book with lots of pictures, diagrams, info, former library copy, minor slide wear, good conditiion, $3.50 4. The Traveler's Guide to Ancient Rome, by John Malam, about 48 pages, good condtion, $3.00 5. The Romans Fact and Fitction Adventures in Roman Britain, about 24 pages, full of infor, pictures drawings, very good condition, $3.00 6. A Roman Day to Remember, by Anna Ciddor, story of two ancient Roman boys and their daily life, 3-4th grade excellent condition, $2.75 7. See You Later Gladiator, by Jon Scieszka, very good condition, $2.25 8. A Roman Centurion, How they Lived, By Stewart Ross, former library copy hardback, some slide wear on the cover, good condition, $2.50 9. Ancient Rome , Bubble Facts by Hilarious Cartoons with lots of amazing facts, excellent condition, $3.50 10. Roman Life, Early Civilizations, full of info, pictures, about 32 11. Kids in Ancient Rome, by Lisa Wroble, 24 pages, former library copy, neat little book, $2.75 12. Curious Kids Guide to Ancient Rome, by Fiona McDonald, hardback, 32 pages, full of pictures and info, excellent condition, $3.50 13. Who Were the Romans, Usborne Starting Point History, byPhil Roxbe Cox, 32 pages, excellent condition, $3.00 14. Greek and Roman Civilizations, Social Studies Activity Book for Grades 5-8 Mark Twain Media /Carson-Dellosa Pub. Co, Includes timelines, cooperative learning, critical thinking, historical facts, reproducible activities and question, excellent like new condition, originally $12.99, selling for $5.00 15. The Human Adventure Greek and Roman Civilization, by 148 pages, great for middle school age, Includes chapters in Early Greek Settlements, Persian Empire, Athens, Sparta, Rome, Hannibal, Augustine empire, Rise of Christianity plus more, excellent condition, $3.50 16. The Roman News, 32 pages, fun newspaper format to learn all about Ancient Rome, full of pictures, articles and maps, excellent condition, $3.25 17. Veritas Press New Testament Greece and Rome Memory song, tape cassette, excellent condition, $2.50 18. The Gladiators From Capua, by Caroline Lawrence, The Roman Mysteries, 214 pages, story set in Ancient Rome with of gladiator fights, with characters who use courage to rescue their friends, excellent new condition, $4.00 19. Why are you Calling Me a Barbarian? By Birgitta Petren and Elisabetta Putini, an adorable book about a Roman Girl and a Barbarian boy who meet and compare their lives, sweet illustrations, excellent like new, originally $17.95. selling for $5.00 20. Gladiator Boy, A Hero's Quest, by David Grimstone, about 95 pages, story of a boy who is taken prisoner by Rome and made to fight in the Gladiator games, excellent condition, $2.25 23. Food & Feast in Ancient Rome, full of pictures, recipes, ideas for preparing your own feast, hardback, fun addition in studying about Acient Greece, former library copy, good condition, $3.50 24. Living in Roman Times, USborne First History, by Jane Chisholm, 24 pages, former library copy, good condition, $2.50 25. Usborne Acient Romans Jigsaw Puzzle book, By Peter Allen, This is such a cool book! Includes the typical wonderful pictures in Usborne fashion along with 7 jigsaw puzzles for lots of fun and learning, excellent condition, originally $14.95 selling for $7.50 27. Boadicea, Warrior Queen of the Celts, Heroes and Warriors, by John Matthews, 48 pages, True Story of a British woman, the wife of King Prasutagus named Boadica who became a warrior uniting the Celtic tribes to lead them to the destruction of the IX Roman Legion in the year 59 A. D., excellent unread condition, $4.00 28. Over 1600 years Ago In the Roman Empire, by Philip Sauvain, hardback, 32 pages, full of colored pictures, info about the Roman Army, Transportation, Town, Entertainment, Daily Life etc...excellent condition, $3.50 29. Hannibal, Great General of The Ancient World, by Karen Clemens Warrick, former school library copy, hardback, excellent condition, $6.00 31. The Importance of Cleopatra, by Don Nard, former 110 pages, hardback , great for middle school and above, excellent condition, $3.50 32. The Lost Diary of Julias Caesar's Slave, by Steve Barlow and Steve Skidmore, super fun book about a Julias Caesar, written in a fun style with lots of cartoons, very similar to Teary Deary books, very good condition, $2.25 33. Find Out About Ancient Roman Life When Robe the Roman Gets Eaten by a Lion (Nearly), by Scoular Anderson, 96 pages, super fun book about a Roman Gladiator, written in a fun style with lots of cartoons, very similar to Teary Deary books, small crease on the cover, very good condition, $2.25 34. Greek and Roman Mythology, Activities, Maps Puzzles and Games, for Grade 4-8, 24 pages, Hayes School Publishing, excellent condition, $3.50 35. The Thieves of Ostia, The Roman Mysteries, by Caroline Lawrence, 152 pages, story set in 79 A.D. slight crease on the cover, very good condition, $2.50 36. Rome, Great Civilizations, by Clarence Greig, Lady bird books, hardback, small book, 52 pages, very good condition, #2.75 37. Gladiators, Usborne Young Reading, by Minna Lacey and Susanna Davidson, hardback, story and info about gladiators, time line, Map, pictures, about 65 pages, excellent like new condition originally $8.95 selling for $4.00 38. Cleopatra Queen of Kings, 48 pages, full of pictures, info, slightly wavy but no mildew or smell, Good condition, $2.25 39. Museum Puzzle-Picture Book of Life in Roman Times, by Harry T. Sutton, 16 pages, name on the back of the book, good condtion, $1.50 40. The Terror Trail, by Stewart Ross, and Inklink, DK graphic Readers level 4, travel back to Ancient Rome and witness a tale of Faith and Justice in the Colosseum, excellent like new condition, $2.25 SHAKESPEARE 1. The Shakespeare Scribe, by Gary Blackwood,sequel to the Shakespeare Steeler, name on the inside cover, good condition, $2.50 2. A Midsummer's Night Dream, Shakespeares Plays for the Classroom, retold by Alain Chirinian,A Practical Guide for Teaching Shakespeare to Middle schoolers, a fun book! Would be fun to use for a homeschool co-op. Good Apple, originally $9.99 sellingfor $4.00 3. Tales From Shakespeare, by Charles and Mary Lamb, Collectible hardback with dust jacket, 1955 publishing, very good condition, $8.00 4. The Young Reader's Shakespeare Romeo and Juliet, A retelling by Adam McKeown, 96 pages, excellent condition, great way to introduce this work of lit, $3.50 5. The Enchanted Island, Selected Stories From, Ian Serraillier, stories from Shakespeare, older paper back, good condition, Retelling of Taming of the Shrew, The Merchant of Venice, Julius Caesar, and more, $2.00 6. Hamlet, Abridged by Leon Farfield, 48 pages, great way to introduce 7. King of Shadows, by Susan Cooper, story of a boy who goes back in 8. Who Was Shakespeare? by Celeste Davidson Mannis, 3r grade level, excellent new condition, $3.00 9. An Introduction to Shakespeare, by MArchette Chute, 114 pages, great introduction for learning about Shakespeare, older elementary and jr. high level, excellent condition, $2.50 10. Romeo & Juliet, by William Shakespeare, Wishone, minor wear on the cover, $1.75 11. King of Shadows, by Susan Cooper, 186 pages, time travel story of a boy who goes back in history to Shakespeares time, excellent like new condition, $2.75 12. A Child's Portrait of Shakespeare, by Lois Burdett, Shakespeare Can Be Fun!, 64 pages, cute Pictures, excellent condition, $3.50 13. Top Ten Shakespeare Stories, By Terry Deary, 192 pages, full of cartoons, history of Shakespeare and the era, stories, fun way to introduce Shakespeare to younger kids, excellent like new condition, $2.50 14. Twelfth Night for Kids, Shakespeare Can Be Fun, by Lois Burdett and Christine Coburn, 40 pages, excellent unread like new condition, $3.00 15. Macbeth for Kids, Shakespeare Can Be Fun, by Lois Burdett and Christine Coburn, 40 pages, excellent unread like new condition, $3.00 4, Battle for the Castle , by Elizabeth Winthrop, A fun Time travel book about the Middle ages, very good condition, creases on the back cover , 179 pages, $2.50. 5. Storming the Castle, A MAZE adventure, by Graham White, full of info on castles but also fun mazes, National Geographic, excellent condition, originally $8.95 selling for $4.50 6. Knights and Castles, by Will Osborne and Mary Pope Osborne, Magic 7. The Castle in the Attic, by Elizabeth Winthrop, A Fun Time Travel 8. See Inside A Castle, by R.J. Unstead, 32 pages, lots of info and 9. Medieval Castle, by Ben Hubbard, History in Action, lots of 10. Knights of the Kitchen Table, by Jon Scieszka, The Time Warp Trio, 11. Puzzle Castle, Usborne Young Puzzle Book, by Susannah Leigh, 32 pages, fun book, $3.00 12. The Knight at Dawn, by Mary Pope Osborne, Magic Tree House #2, 2.2 13. Lets Look at Castles, by Claude Delafosse,A First Discovery Torchlight Moonlight Publishing, fun little book with plastic overlays about 32 pages, the paper magic torch is missing but still lots of cool pages and info about castles, $2.50 14. Knights, Fact or Fiction, bystewart Ross, 48 pages, minor wear on the cover, good condition, $3.50 15. Castle of Intrigue, Suborne Puzzle Adventures, by Paul Stewart, former library copy, fun way to learn about castles and medieval life, dog eared front corners, good condition, $2.00 16. Knights and Castles By Will Osborne and Mary Pope Osborne, The MAgic Tree House Research Guide, companion to The Knight At Dawn, excellent condition, $3.00 17. Knights in Armor, by Shirley Glubok, 48 pages, forme library copy, 18. The Castle in the Attic, by Elizabeth Winthrop, time travel story of a boy who travels back into time to the middle ages, excellent 19. Incredible Castles and Knights, by Christopher Manyard, 30 pages, full of pictures and info about knights, has tape reinforced on the front and back of inside spine, the tape seems to make the book firm, ages 6-10 good condition, $1.50 20. Castle Siege, by Fiona McDonald, 24 pages, neat little book with lots of pictures and info about castles, excellent condition,$2.50 22. Castles, by Denise Ryan, creases on the cover, stage 1 reader, 24 pages, good condition, $2.00 23. The word and the Stone, by Grace Maccarone, Scholastic Reader, level 2, about 32 pages, good condition, $2.00 24. Knights and Castles, by Fiona MacDonald, 24 pages, full of pictures, info, younger reading level, excellent like new condition, $2.25 25. Cut and Assemble a Medieval Castle, by A. G. Smight A Full Color model of Caernarvoon Castle in Wales, Like new, uncut complete, originally $6.95 selling for $4.00 26. Cathedrals Wordsworth Color Handbook, 96 pages, colored pictures, a very useful glossary at the beginning of the book, then an alphabetically detailed article about each of the cathedrals in Europe, later elementary to high school level, excellent condition, $3.50 29. Incredible Castles and Knights, by Christopher Manyard, 30 pages, full of pictures and info about knights, for children 6-10, small crease on the back cover, very good condition, $2.50 BRITISH Historical fiction 1. Cromwell's Boy, by Erik Christian Haugaard, story set in the time of Englandfs Oliver Cromwell, tiny taped tear on the front cover, very good condition, $3.50 2. The Prince and the Pooch, The Adventures of Wishbone, by Caroline Leavitt, excellent condition, $2.50 3. Doomed Queen Anne, by Caroline Meyer, story of Anne Bolyn, daughter of King Henry VIII, excellent like new condition, $3.00 4. The Smugglers, by Iain Lawrence, story of wrecking of ships on the 5. The Smashing Saxons by Terry Deary, Horrible Histories128 pages of 6. The Middle Ages A History of Britain, by Tim Wood, Ladybird, 56 7. Kings and Queens by Elizabeth Gundrey, older book, yellowed pages, 8. The Black Arrow, by Robert Lewis Stevenson, put out by Abeka, 9. Run Away to Danger, by Sandy Norris, story about a girl during King 10. The Celts, by Robin Place, hardback, 60 pages, full of info, pictures, later elementary-middle school, excellent condition, $3.50 12. The Secret of the Seven Crosses, by Cora Harrison, story of a 13th 14. William the Conqueror and the Battle of Hastings, , Pitkin Guide, Lots of pictures and info, good for later elementary to high school ages, 28 pages, excellent like new condition, $3.00 15. The War of the Roses, Pitkin Guide, Lots of pictures and info, good for later elementary to high school ages, 20 pages, excellent like new condition, $3.00 17. Beware Princess Elizabeth, by Carolyn Meyer, story of Elizabeth 20. The Medieval Town, by MArjorie Reeves, 56 pages, upper elementary-jr. high level, excellent condition, $3.50 22. Tristan & Iseult, by Rosemary Sutcliff, story set I ancient Ireland and Cornwall, small crease on the front cover, unread excellent condition, $3.00 24. The Tudors A History of Britain, by Tim Wood, Ladybird Books,neat little book about the tudor Kings, 55 pages, excellent unread condition, $3.00 26. The Queen's Smuggler, by Dave and Neta Jackson, Trailblazer Books, excellent condition, $3.75 26. Mary Queen of Scots, by Sheila Watson, hardback excellent condition, $3.50 EUROPEAN HISTORY AND HISTORICAL FICTION 2. Door in the Wall, by Marguerite De Angeli, slightly yellowed, good condition, $1.50 3. Barbarossa, Scourge of Europe, Heroes and Warriors, by Bob Stewart, 4. Deirdre, A Celtic Legend, retold by David Guard, story of a young 5. The End of Chivalry, by Marshall Cavendish, book about Henry V, Joan of Arc, and Richard III, 63 pages, great pictures, maps, illustrations and info about this era, former libray copy, good condition, $4.00 6. The Prince and the Pauper, by Mark Twain, Step into Classics, 2.6 grade level, 95 pages, exclllent like new condition, $2.50 7. The Children's Crusade, by Henry Treece, 173 pages, story about children on the Crusade, good condition, $2.25 8. The Measly Middle Ages by Terry Deary, 128 pages, fun way to learn 9. The Dove and the Sword: A Novel of Joan of Arc. by Nancy Garden. 340 pages. This is a book that was used in a school classroom so the book has a name on the front cover and also on the page edges, otherwise good condition $2.50 10. Young Joan, by Barbara Dana, Story of Joan of Arcfs childhood, 340 pages, good condition, crease on the cover, $2.50 11. The Piped Piper of Hamelin, by Deborah Hautzig, Step inot Reading, 48 pages, some minor wear on the cover, life during the middle ages, good condition, $1.50 12. Joan of Arc, by Diane Stanley, very good condition, 3.00 13. The Midwife's Apprentice, by Karen Cushman, 122 pages, minor wear on the cover, good condition, Newberry medal, story of a girl who becomes an apprentice to a midwife, $2.25 14. The Three Musketeers, by Alexander Dumas, adapted by Deborah Felder, Stepping Stones a Chapter book, 106 pages, 2.7 grade level, crease on the front cover, good condition, $2.25 15. Catherine, Called Birdy, by Karen Cushman, good condition, excellent condition, 2.50 16. Under Drake's Flag, by G. A. Henty, some wear on the cover, creases on the back cover, small stain on the page edge, readable condition, $2.00 17. The Three Musketeers, by Alexander Dumas, Ladybird Picture Classics, about 50 ages, nice little hardback book with pictures and short chapters, great way to introduce this story, $2.75 18. Daughter of Venice, by Donna Jo Napoli, story of a young girl who 19. Middle Ages, by Lois Sabin, 32 pages, slightly yellowed, very good condition, $2.00 20 The Prince and the Pooch The Adventures of Wishbone, Inspired by the Prince and the Pauper, by Caroline Leavitt, 2.00 21. The Ramsay Scallop, by Frances Temple, good condition, $2.50 22. Joan of Arc Wishbone Classics, retold by Patrice Selene, 127 pages, former library copy, plastic on the cover, very good condition, $2.25 23. Journey Through the Middle Ages, by Maria Ruis, about 32 pages, adorable pictures, excellent unread condition, $3.50 24. MArco Polo, by Charles P. Graves, former classroom copy, heavy plastic on the cover, very yellowed but readable condition,$2.00 25. Outrageous Women of the Middle Ages, by Vicki Leon, 118 pages, includes biographies on Matilda of England, Eleanor of Aquitaine, plus 12 other famous women, great for middle school- high school, excellent condition, originally $12.95 selling for $4.50 28. Joan of Arc, Wishbone Classics, by Patrice Selene, a couple of small creases on the front cover, good condition, $2.25 29. Anna of Byzantium, by Tracy Barrett, story of a young woman during the Byzantium Empire 1000 A. D. a great book to use for studying this era, very good condition, $2.50 30. Son of Charlemagne, by Barbara Willard, like new condition, 8.50 Books on King Arthur 1. Merlinfs Mistake, by Robert Newman, story about a boy who seeks 2. Tales From King Arthur, edited by Andrew Lang, Wordsworth Classics, 3. Knights of the Round Table, by Gwen Gross, Stepping Stones chapter book, 2.4 level, excellent new condition, $2.25 4. King Arthur, Tales of the Round Table, edited by Andrew Lang, 174 5. Knights of the Round Table, 109 pages, older book a little yellowed, dings on the cover, but good condition, $1.50 5. Knights of the Round Table, by Gwen Gross, very good condition, $2.25 8. King Arthur, His Knights & Their Ladies, by Johanna Johnston, 122 9. Knights of the Kitchen Table, by Jon Sciesaka, The Time Warp Trio 10. Knights of the Round Table, by Gwen Gross, Step into Classics, 110 11.The Story of King Arthur and His Knights, Retold from the Howard Pyle Original, hardback, 151 pages, excellent condition, $3.50 12. King Arthur, put out by Pitkin, 32 pages full of beautiful pictures, lots of info and art work, excellent condition, $2.50 2. Robin's Country, by Monica Furlong, 140 pages, story of a boy named 3. Robin Hood by Henry Gilbert, Wordsworth Classics, 372 pages, very 4. The Forest Wife, by Theresa Tomlinson, fun story of a young woman who flees to the Sherwood Forest at the time of Robin Hood, 168 pages, 5. Robin Hood of Sherwood Forest, by Ann McGovern, new unread book, 6. Rowanhood Outlaw girl of Sherwood Forest, by Nancy Springer, 7 Child of May, by Theresa Tomlinson, fun spin off Story of a girl 8. The Adventures of Robin Hood by Howard Pyle, Illustrated Classics, 9. The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood, by Howard Pyle, Great Illustrated Classics, hardback, very good condition, 238 pages, name written on the inside cover, $3.00 10. Robin Hood, Timeless Classic Stories for Today, by Neil Philip, Dorling Kindersley Classics,64 pages, excellent condition, $3.50 11. Robin Hood, by Howard Pyle, A Landoll Classic, 217 pages, excellent condition, $2.25 12. Robin Hood, by Annie Ingle, Stepping Stones chapter book, 2.4 level, excellent new condition, $2.25 13. Young Marian's Adventures in Sherwood Forest, by Stphen Mooser, Girls to the Rescue, story of 13 year old Marian and her first adventure with young Robin of Loxley, the future Robin Hood, very good condition, $2.25 1. Rembrandt Getting to know the Worlds Greatest Artists, excellent condition, 2.75 2. Leonardo Da Vinci, What Made them Great, 104 pages, Silver Burdett 3. Dawild Dacrazy Davinci, by Jon Scieszka, Time Warp Trio, excellent 5. Martin Luther by May McNeer and Lynd Ward, hardback, 96 pages, 8. I Juan de Pareja, by Elizabeth Borton De Trevino, excellent 9. Michelangelo, Getting to know the World's Greatest Artists, by Mike Venezia, crease that is curled on the front cover, minor wear on the cover, still, goo readable condition, $2.00 10. Leonardo da Vinci, by Kathleen Krull, Giants of Science,126 pages, very cool book! excellent unread condition, $2.75 11. Renaissance Itally, by Anton powell,hardback, the words "non-fiction on the front cover" 44 pages, full of colored pictures, text, very good condition, $3.50 14. Galielo And the Universe, Science Discoveries, by Steve Parker, hardback, 32 pages, a small tear on the fly page, but in excellent condition, $3.25 2. The Vikings, Modern Knowledge Library, by Robin Place, a timeline in the front of the book from 800-1066, 44 pages, great to later elementary jr. high level, pictures and text, former library copy, excellent condition, $3.50 3. Viking it and Liking it, by John Scieszka, The Time Warp Trio, 74 4. The Vikings, by Rosemary Rees, Understanding People in the Past, 64 5. The Time Traveller Book of Raiders, by anne Civardi and James Graham- Cambell, hardback, 32 pages, slight bend on the cover, but very good condition, $3.50 6. Focus on the Vikings, by Anita Ganeri, Shooting Star press, hardback, full of pictures, info, timelines, map etc
great resource, excellent like new condition, $3.00 7. Who Were the Vikings, Usborne Starting Point History, by Jane Chilsom and Struan Reed, 32 pages, excellent like new condition, $3.50 8. First Facts About the Vikings, by Jacqueline Morely, fun book with 9. Focus on Vikings, by Anita Ganeri, shooting Star Press, hardback, 32 pages, full of info, pictures, 32 pages, excellent condition, $3.00 10. Growing Up in Viking Times, by Dominic Tweddle, 32 pages, excellent like new condition, $2.75 11. The Vikings Voyage of Longships, Ancient Civilizations, neat little hard back book with lots of info and pictures, included CD, I haven't checked the CD, but the book itself is great for the study of Vikings, Excellent condition, $2.75 12. Viking Times If you Were There, by Anthony Mason, hardback, 32 pages, with timeline pullout and boardgame, lots of fun! originally $16.95 selling for %6.00 13. Growing Up in Viking Times, Dominic Tweddle, 32 pages, lots of colored pictures, excellent condition, $2.50 14. Who Were the Vikings, by by Jane Chilsom,and Struan Reid, Usbonre Starting Point History, 32 pages, full of info and pictures, excellent unread condition, $3.00 15. Ivar the Short but Brave Viking, by Anne Jacobsen, about 32 pages, gorgeous pictures, hardback with dust cover, fun book, Excellent condition, inscription on the inside, discover ancient Viking secrets surrounding each illustration, $3.00 16. Viking Adventure, by Clyde Robert Bulla, hardback, drawings and writing on the inside cover, some wear on the edges, readable condition, $2.50 17. The Vikings, by Rosemary Rees, Understanding People in the Past, 64 pages, full of pictures and info about the Vikings, excellent unread condition, 4.00 18. The Vikings, by Elizabeth Janeway, good condition, $2.25 Middle East 2. Seasons of Splendour by Michael Foreman, Tales, Myths and Legends of India, 182 pages, good condition, $2.50 3. Shivafs Fire, by Suzanne Fisher Staples, story of a girl from India who dances, good condition, creases on the cover, $2.50 4. Sweet and Sour, Tales from China retold, by Carol Kendall and Yao- 5. Aladdin And the MAgic Lamp, by Eric Subin, good conditon, about 32 6. The Seven Voyages of Sinbad, by Gladys Davidson, older paperback 8. Arabian Nights, Hard back, The companion Library of Classics, 244 9. Kids Discover Ancient Persia, 20 pages, magazine style full of info, colored pictures, maps, puzzles activities, $2.50 10. Aladdin and Other Favorite Arabian Nights Stories, Dover Thrift classics, minor wear on the cover, $1.50 China and Far East 1. Yeh-Shen A Cinderella Story from China, retold by Ai-Ling Louie, picture book with lovely pictures, $2.50 2. Growing Up in Ancient China, by KEn Teague, good condition, $2.25 3. Sweet and Sour, Tale From China Retod by Carol Kendall and Yao-wen 4. The Chinese Empire, The World Heritage, Children's Press, 32 pages, lots of pictures and text about Ancient China, very good condition, $3.50 South American History 1. Runner for the King, by Rowena Bennet, older paperback, yellowed, readable, $1.00 2. Clothes and Crafts in Aztec Times, by Imogen Dawson, 32 pages, full 5. What do We Know About the Aztecs, by Joanna Defrates, hardback, full of pictures, drawings, diagrams, time lines, excellent condition, $5.00 EXPLORERS 2. Meet Christopher Columbus, by James T. De Kay, 72 pages, very good 3. Morning Girl by Michael Doris, 3.3 reading level, story of a girl who meets the 3 Christopher Columbus, Excellent unread new book, $2.50 5. Christopher Columbus Admiral of the Ocean Sea, by Jim Haskins, 138 6. A Book About Christopher Columbus, by Ruth Belov Gross, 32 pages, 7. Christopher Columbus and His Voyage to the New World, by Robert Young, hardback, picture book, 32 pages, excellent condition, $2.75 8. A Picture Book of Christompher Columbus, by David Adler, about 32 9. Christopher Columbus In Their Own Words, by Peter and Connie Roop, 12. The Cruise of Christopher Columbus, by Sadyebeth and Anson Lowitz, 15. Westward with Columbus, By John Dyson, A Time Quest Book, 64 pages, beautiful Pictures, chapter book, Good condition, a dog eared front page, $3.00 16. The History News: Explorers, The Greatest Newspaper in Civilization, by Michael Johnstone, 32 pages, full of small articles, pictures, maps and info on explorers from ancient times to exploring the depths of the sea in the current age, very good condition, $3.50 17. Where Do You Think Youfre Going, Christopher Columbus? By Jean 18. In 1492, by Jean Marzollo, picture book, 1st grade level, $2.00 19. Christopher Columbus by Stephen Krensky, Step into Reading leve 2 excellent like new condition, $2.25 20. Christopher Columbus by David Goodnough, 48 pages, excellent new condition, $3.00 21. Christopher Columbus, First Biographies, by Jan Gleiter and Kathleen Thompson, 32 pages, picture book, very nice colored pictures, slight crease on the back cover, Good condition, $2.00 23. North American Explores, by Yannick Oney, World Discovery History 24. Christopher Columbus by Stephen Krensky, 48 pages, excellent condition, $2.25 26. Magelllan, and the Explorers of South AMerica, Great Explores, about 30 pages, excellent condition, $2.75 29. My First Columbus Day Book, by Dee Lillegard, picture book 32 pages, excellent condition, $3.00 2. Picasso For Children, by Marina Garcia, full of colored pictures of his work, puzzles and activities, about 16 pages, very good condition, $3.0 3. Marie Antoinette Princess of Versailles, Austria 1769, Kathryn Lasky, The Royal Diaries Series, hardback, 236 pages, excellent condition, $4.00 4. Getting to Know the Worlds Greatest Artists, Monet, by Mike Venezia, very good condition, $2.75 5. John Wesley, by Mary McNeer and Lynd Ward, some wear on the cover, 6. The Gorgeous Georgians, by Terry Deary, Horrible Histories, fun book with cartoons and little stories about live in the 1700s England, good condition, $2.25 7. Lives of the Great Composers, Book 1, by Ian Woodward, A Lady bug Book, hardback, includes the lives of Bach, Mozart and Beethoven, 52 pages with colored pictures on every other page, very good condition, $2.75 8. Florence Nightingale, Animated Hero Classics, Living History 19. Paris 1789, Sightseers Essential Travel Guides to the Past, by Rachel Wright, Kingfisher, hardback, 32 pages, with fold out map, full of pictures, fact about the French Revolution, really cool book, excellent condition, origianlly $8.95 selling for $5.00 20. A Day in the Life of the Sun-King, by Jean Marie Ruffieux, hardback, picture book, 45 pages, gives a glimpse of daily life at the Palace of French King Louis XIV, excellent condition, $3.50 21. Ludwig Van Beethoven, Musical Pioneer, a Rookie Biography, by Carol Greene, 48 pages, good condition, $2.25 1. Getting to Know the Worlds Greatest Artists, Monet, by Mike Venezia, very good condition, $2.75 2. 2. Picasso For Children, by Marina Garcia, full of colored pictures of his work, puzzles and activities, about 16 pages, very good condition, $3.0 3. George Seurat, Getting to Know the Worlds Greatest Artists, by Mike Venezia, excellent like new condition, $3.00 4. Come Look With Me, Enjoying Art with Children, by Gladys S. Blizzard, hardback with dust cover, 32 pages, inscription on the inside cover, great to use in art appreciation, excellent condition, originally $13.95 selling for $4.50 5. Visiting the Art Museum, by Laurene Krasny Brown and Marc Brown, 32 pages, Reading Rainbow Book, bend and crease on the back cover, very good condition, $3.00 6. Art Fraud Detective, by Anna Nilsen, Kingfisher, In Association with the National Gallery, includes a magnifying glass, super fun book that lets you solve the mystery of who took the original works of art and substituted them with forgeries, Great for art appreciation, hardback with dust cover, excellent condition, tiny tear on the dust cover, originally $15.95 selling for $4.50 7. Rembrandt Getting to know the Worlds Greatest Artists, excellent condition, 2.75 8. Famous Children, Michelangelo, by Tony Hart, about 32 pages, great little book with pictures, excellent like new condition, $2.50 9. 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The Dermatology Image Collection presents both common and no-so-common skin diseases in an interactive educational core curriculum all tied to therapeutic options (generic vs brand name, package insert vs off label indications and mono therapy vs combination therapy) with before and after images for outcome comparison.
Images are organized alphabetically and divided by diagnosis, differential diagnosis, and treatment. Where appropriate, we will also include histopathology. Please select an alpha letter to get started.
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***10u Pearland Panthers '02 Tryout August 18 Added***
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We have added a tryout for this Saturday, August 18, 2012 from 9:00-11:00 a.m. on field 3 at the Pearland Dad's Club.
Location: PGSA, 5522 Fite Road, Pearland, Texas 77584.
Coach Tiffany Garcia (Former LSU pitcher 2004-2008)
The Pearland Panthers softball organization now has a 10u, 12u and 18u team.
All of our managers have NCAA Division I playing experience giving our girls the extra mentoring to grow individually and as a strong team.
We are looking for girls that are willing to work hard and develop their talents as well as dedicated families.
All girls must be able to play more than one position and be solid defensively. We invite all catchers and pitchers to come on out!
If you are unable to attend the tryout, need a private tryout, or have any questions at all, please contact Donnie Anderson at 281-435-6310 (email@example.com).
We look forward to seeing you at tryouts! Go Panthers!!
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Paul's Weavile was a Pokémon Paul caught in Johto before travelling in Sinnoh.
Weavile first appeared to battle Cynthia's Garchomp but was no match for the Mach pokemon despite its type advantage. Garchomp endured Blizzard, dodged Ice Beam, and knocked Weavile out with Dragon Rush.
Weavile was seen quite often in Paul's appearances, helping Paul catch his Gliscor, sparring with Torterra and battling Ash's Staraptor. Weavile put up a good fight, displaying speed and some powerful attacks as well as enough defensive strength to endure the extremely effective Close Combat but in the end Staraptor managed to win despite its type disadvantage.
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Ice Beam | Top - Down Training! |
Ice Shard | Aiding the Enemy |
Swords Dance + | Pedal to the Mettle! |
Metal Claw + | Pedal to the Mettle! |
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Book your room at The Pillars Hotel
4-star romantic hotel near Hugh Taylor Birch State Park
Situated on the Strip, this romantic hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of The Gallery at Beach Place and Hugh Taylor Birch State Park. Bonnet House Museum and Gardens and Stranahan House are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Hotel Features
This hotel features a restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a bar/lounge. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, coffee/tea in the lobby, 24-hour room service, and a meeting room are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 18 individually decorated rooms feature free WiFi and pillowtop beds. LCD TVs with satellite channels and DVD players provide a bit of entertainment, and guests will also find comforts like Frette Italian sheets and premium bedding.
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Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This 4-star property offers access to limo/town car service and a meeting room.
Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access. Event facilities measure 450 square feet (42 square meters). This romantic hotel also offers an outdoor pool, a library, and tour/ticket assistance. Complimentary self parking is available on site. A total renovation of this property was completed in June 2012.
The Pillars Hotel has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 18
- Number of floors - 2
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Fireplace in lobby
- Designated smoking areas
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Designated smoking areas (fines apply)
- Library
- Limo or Town Car service available
- One meeting room
- Multilingual staff
- Garden
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Year Built 1939
- Conference space size (feet) - 450
- Conference space size (meters) - 42
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Outdoor pool
- Wedding services
Family Friendly Amenities
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- DVD player
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- DVD player
- Premium bedding
- Air conditioning
- Free newspaper
- Climate control
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Designer toiletries
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- In-room massage available
- Shower only
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Satellite TV service
- Free WiFi
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Room service (24 hours)
- Down comforter
- Frette Italian sheets
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
- Pillowtop mattress
Where to Eat
Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7 AM and 10:30 AM.
The Secret Garden - This poolside fine-dining restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Reservations are required.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Segway rental/tour nearby
Spa Services
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Massages
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Braille or raised signage
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time ends at 5 AM
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No elevators
- Resort fee
Optional extras
- Late check-out fee: USD 100
- Deposit: USD 200 per stay (for stays between 16 April - 31 December)
- Crib (infant bed) fee: USD 30.00 per stay
We should mention
This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties. Reservations are required for massage services. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. A resort fee is included in the total price displayed. Children 17 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Awards & Affiliations
- The Pillars Hotel is listed in the 2013 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List of the world's best places to stay.
- The property is a member of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World.
Eat, Love, and Stay Promotion
Book a stay in an "Eat, Love, & Stay" rate category for travel anytime and receive the following:
- Daily Continental, healthy, or American breakfast for 2
- A 3-course dinner at The Secret Garden for 2 per stay


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Save 10% on a Center Stage speaker shelf with home speaker purchase Cherry View larger Polk Audio CSi A6 Center channel speaker (Cherry) Item #: 107CSIA6C In Stock 41 Reviews Your price: $399.99 each Earn up to 400 Rewards points Black Cherry Add to Cart Free Shipping Lifetime Tech Support + Add to wishlist + Email me alerts for this product Save 10% on a Center Stage speaker shelf with home speaker purchase Open Box: $359.99 Scratch & Dent: $339.99 View all associated offers Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. x By buying this product you'll earn up to 400 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account
by Loren Barstow Enjoy detailed sound from this solidly built center channel The Polk CSi A6 anchors clear, crisp movie dialogue to your TV screen and delivers thrilling special effects, thanks to its advanced driver technology and solid construction. Polk carefully designed the woofers and tweeter using laser testing to help identify and eliminate resonance points. The acoustically inert MDF cabinet fights internal vibrations that can compromise performance. It all adds up to smooth, accurate sound with DVDs and multichannel music sources. And a real wood veneer finish gives the speaker a warm, refined look, making it an attractive addition to just about any room. Got wire? Most speakers don't include any. Learn about choosing and installing speaker wire at the Crutchfield Learning Center. Shop our selection of speaker wire. Product Highlights:video-shieldedbass-reflex (ported) designfrequency response 55-26,000 Hz (-3dB)handles 20-200 watts1" Dynamic Balance® silk/polymer tweeterdual 6-1/2" Dynamic Balance polymer composite woofersPowerPort® technology improves bass response without introducing distortion8-ohm impedancesensitivity 90 dB5-way binding post terminalsreal wood veneer finish24-1/16"W x 7-13/16"H x 14-1/4"Dwarranty: 5 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Your home theater's most important speaker The center channel speaker is the workhorse in a home theater system. It has to reproduce clear dialogue and special effects that keep your eyes and ears glued to the movie action. A high-quality center speaker is a great investment for any surround sound setup. Try to choose one that's as closely matched as possible to your front right and left speakers, so that as sound moves across the front stage, it stays seamlessly realistic.
Clear Detailed Spacious Vocals Written By Joe, Florida on Monday, April 27, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased the CSi A6 Center Channel Speaker on 12/18/14 to compliment my Bi-amped Polk Monitor 70 Tower Speakers and SVS SB-1000 Subwoofer using a Onkyo AV Receiver, Dune HD Media Player, and OPPO Blu-ray Player. I liked the specs: 55-26k Hz frequency response, 90 dB Sensitivity, 20-200 watts power range, 6-1/2" woofer and dome tweeter in a bass reflex forward ported cabinet all combined to produce clear detailed spacious vocals without being harsh and overbearing or sounding "boxy". It's important to set the center channel speaker configuration Crossover Frequency settings in your AV receiver to your sound preference and listening area dimensions. THX recommends setting the crossover frequency at 80Hz but I prefer setting it to full band. After four months using the CSi A6, movies, music, and even regular TV all sound great. I am very happy with it. It was money well spent and I expect it to last for many years of listening pleasure.
GREAT CENTER CHANNEL Written By Bill, North Carolina on Tuesday, April 07, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Set up a system for my in home gym. Running a Onkyo 828 receiver, 2 Polk Audio RTi A9s a Polk Audio 660wi powered 12" subwoofer and this Center Channel. Awesome combination that just ROCKS the room. The room is 20'X20' and it could probably handle a room twice that size Pros: EVRYTHING Cons: SIZE
Center Channel upgrade Written By Joshua, Indiana on Saturday, March 28, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Was looking to upgrade a set of Polk speakers (RM7600) I was using in home theater. After researching stuck with Polk. This center channel sounds awesome. Using an Onkyo receiver as the driver. The speakers do not disappoint whether listening to music or viewing movies. Pros: sound quality superb for the price. Cons: only negative could be the depth of the speaker if you don't have room. (mounted mine above the TV and it fits perfectly there)
Polk CSi A6 Written By cpinmi, Michigan on Monday, February 16, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Added this center channel to my ht setup of rti a7 fronts and fxi a4 rears along with the dsw pro 660wi subwoofer all powered by a Yamaha Rx v775 receiver. Epson 5030 ub projector. Elite 120" screen. This speaker replaced a Kef Q600c that failed after 9 months of moderate use. This was the center channel I wanted at the time but I couldn't afford it. I dropped the cash this time and the difference is amazing. Wishing I had spent the money upfront on it. Highly recommended at least for my setup. Our seats are 18 feet from the screen. 1800 square foot basement and we are using about 1000 sq ft of it for the ht. Stairwell divides the room. Lots of openness but this speaker makes the audio crystal clear on all types of programs. We have DirecTv, we stream Netflix, WatchEspn and other apps via AppleTv and we have a PS3Move we use for 3d movies and gaming. Pros: Great sound. I like that it is concaved so it can be flipped to project sound up or down to suit your needs. Audio is crisp and full. Surround sound moves equally around the room with no highs or lows. Cons: It is big so plan for that. Well worth the size.
Great Center Speaker Written By Michael, Carson City Nevada on Sunday, January 18, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) When I contacted Crutchfield to buy a new set of speakers, the sales rep helped be be sure the front 3 match, and boy do they! Pros: Amazing sound quality! Cons: A bit to big to truly hang on the wall below my TV, but I wouldn't change it for any other!
Gorgeous! Written By Plummit, Northern Minnesota on Sunday, January 18, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was a little concerned with the size of this thing, however, in the case of a center channel speaker being responsible for a vast majority of the audio while watching TV or movies, it only makes sense. The Cherry finish is flawless and compliments our decor very well. Pros: Sound quality. Performance. Looks.
Exceptional! A Great Big Wow! Written By Lite T, Florida on Monday, December 01, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Polk has been my favorite speaker for a long time. This center channel speaker, the CSi A6 far exceeded my expectations. My music, movies, and even TV shows come alive with my new center speaker -- a very important part of my Home Theater System. My recommendation: make the purchase; you will be very pleased! Pros: Everything about it: design, performance, output, and even appearance! Cons: none.
Great Quality and Excellent Sound. Written By Robert, Midland, Texas on Tuesday, November 11, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great price, excellent woodwork on enclosure, and near perfect sound. I was impressed from the time opened the box...this speaker is packaged beautifully, is heavy, and sounds GREAT. I would highly recommend this speaker for a center channel speaker system. The quality cannot be matched in my opinion. Pros: price, quality, and sound. Cons: none.
CSi A6 Written By Anonymous, Jupiter, FL on Friday, June 06, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) A must have for 5.1 or 7.1 audio systems. Takes all you ask it to do... and more.
Polk Audio CSi A6 Written By Anonymous, Archie MO on Monday, April 14, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) So far very happy with item I waited a couple months before reviewing item and I would by again granted I haven't ever had a center channel before so I don't have much to compare it to but seems good quality and it's always a safe purchase with Crutchfield service Pros: Looks good sounds good Cons: None
Best Center Speaker Ever Written By Kellerman, Cincinnati, Ohio on Sunday, April 13, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Absolutely amazing. Been looking at this speaker for over a year and decided it was time to break down and buy it. I have an Onkyo 1009 with 2 Polk Audio RTi-7 and this speaker just finishes it. very loud and crisp and it never strains to deliver. Not gonna buy anything better then this. Pros: Nice finish, very loud, very clear.and of course, it's Polk Audio Cons: Just very large.
Polk Audio CSI A6 Written By ChrisD, Laredo, TX on Thursday, February 13, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent speaker if you have the space. Crisp clear sound not disappointed at all with this purchase. Pros: Excellent sounding speaker Cons: Size
Voice Clarity Written By m d, Central Indiana on Monday, January 06, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Good clarity. Compared to previous unit, wife says voices no longer "muffled" and can now "understand" the content. Voices are robust and distinct. Blends perfectly with my RTiA7s - a noticeable improvement. The unit is large but fits fine (slightly pointed downward utilizing attached stand) atop my entertainment armoire. Pros: Sound quality. Adjustable kickstand. Binding posts. Bi-wire capable. Nice looking wood cabinet. Cons: Large size might result in less-than-optimal placement.
POLK CSI A6 Written By Anonymous, Lexington,MA on Monday, September 23, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) SUPER HAPPY with this center speaker. An upgrade from my old sony center. Clear and crisp sounds. Works great together with my other Polk speakers. Pros: clear and crisp sound. looks nice Cons: none
Great Speaker Written By Ruty, Atlanta, GA on Thursday, September 19, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Replaced tired Klipsch center. Great sound Pros: Easy to install, fast shipping Cons: VERY large - when I need a new center I will get a smaller unit
Sound great Written By TomC1965, Kunkletown, PA on Thursday, September 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These are still new to me and maybe they are not all the way broken in. Compared to my last speakers these have more highs and midrange. All the different sounds seem separate like the drums, cymbals, guitars, etc... My last speakers didn't have the highs or midrange so the sounds were blended and muddy. These are not at all. The only thing I find I don't like about them is that the tweeter sounds scratchy when I play any song with a lot of highs in it. This is rather large. Like the cabinet and would buy them again if I needed to. I would give these a 3.5 but I cannot do that on this website. Pros: Have decent bass, excellent midrange, good highs, and a large sound stage Cons: When really close to the speaker with it playing the tweeter sounds scratchy and blown.
Polk A6 Written By EddieLee24, Cary, NC on Monday, August 19, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought this speaker to match my new A9s. Blends in well and has good bass with the dual 6 1/2s. Pros: Sound Cons: Depth
Perfect Fit Written By JonBoz, Carbondale, IL on Sunday, August 18, 2013 I've been using this center channel speaker several days now and love it. In combination with four other large speakers (Altec Lansing-like 604's, actually by Great Plains Audio) and a powered subwoofer, the CSi A6 holds its own. I really filled out voices and center-action events in DVDs. I've not tried it yet with classical music, but it should be just fine. I auditioned this unit with another one costing $800 and picked the CSi A6 since it actually sounded as good and looked nicer (real wood versus glossy plastic). My system: Two Great Plains Audio 604 8H II in self built cabinets Two GPA 8H III's in self built cabinets Aperion Intimus S12 Powered Subwoofer Polk CSi A6 Center Channel Yamaha RX V-663 receiver Sony Bravia 42" LCD Pros: Great sound, excellent workmanship of cabinet. Cons: None - some people object to size, but it fits perfectly on top of my stereo sidebar, just under the TV.
A noticeable difference. Written By PAenthusiast, Fresno, CA on Sunday, August 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was amazed at how much better my surround sound system performed when I swapped out my old center channel system for the new one. Voices were noticeably more clear and it made the experience more theater like. I would reccomend this speaker to a person who wants the more defined sound AND has the space for the speaker. A nice upgrade! Pros: More defined sound. Wood finish looks great. Cons: Large and heavy speaker. Isn't ideal for some setups.
Polk CSI A6 is schweeeeet Written By Nate, Hogansville GA on Monday, July 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I'm blown away by this speaker first I ordered the tl1, then I ordered the tl3, and neither of them did any thing for me since a have the RTI A7's. I just couldnt take it any longer and had to order the CSI A6 man I'm glad I did of course the wife almost killed me but it was worth it. We both agree the sound quility is phenomenal especially with the towers, and the look of them is absolutely beautiful. Now I don't have to waste time or money buying anything else cause that's exactly what you'll if you don't buy the right one the first time is waste money by this speaker and never have to by another one again.... Pros: SOUND AND LOOKS Cons: NONE
Excellent Written By Bruce, Appleton, WI on Wednesday, June 05, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Would not have purchased any other product!!! Pros: Many Cons: None
Polk CSi A6 Written By Chris B, Burbank, CA on Tuesday, January 15, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is part of my first home theater setup and I am enjoying this center speaker, it sounds great and looks great.
Very nice center channel Written By BrianD, Shelton, CT on Sunday, January 13, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This speaker sounds excellent, but is very large compared to many of the other center channels I've seen. Stupidly I didn't pay attention to the measurements before I ordered, so I had to rearrange some things to make it fit. If space is not an issue, this speaker is great.
Great but not best price Written By Alan, Sea Bright. Nj on Wednesday, November 28, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Quick ship, knowledgable customer service Pros: Knowledgable customer service Cons: Not best price
awsome Written By robert, red river, nm on Friday, September 21, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) im glad i didnt cheap out. this center channel should last for a good 10 years. sounds great, looks great. even my wife likes the look and sound. might be a little big for some people so measure before you order. i had plenty of room so it didnt matter to me. Pros: sound looks Cons: none as yet
CS10 vs CSi A6 Written By Joe C., Laurel, MD on Friday, August 17, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Okay, so I've been using the CS10 center with my system for the past few years now. I own the RTi A7's. This little center is not too bad if you're on a budget. But honestly, something was lacking. It just couldn't keep up with my mains. I'm talking about movie scenes ie. Terminator 2 when Arnie is riding around on that bad-ass Harley. Sounded more like a Yamaha! I came to the conclusion that I really needed an upgrade. Patience is a virtue. The CSi A6 was finally on sale! I happily ordered one here on Crutchfield and did not look back. It's like night and day guys. Much fuller sound! This CSi A6 is a perfect match with the RTi A7 tower speakers. So I watched that scene from T2 again and was just blown away! That's what a Harley sounds like! This center channel speaker makes me want to re-watch all of my old movies now because everything sounds so much better! Go ahead and pull the trigger on the CSi A6 if you're in the market and while it's on sale. Come to think of it, now that I know how good this speaker really is, I would've paid full price and still been very satisfied. Pros: Higher highs and lower lows vs the inferior CS10. Much fuller sound. Perfect match with the RTi A7's. Cons: Pricey, yet still a bargain for the quality of sound. Remember, this is the most important speaker in your home theater system.
Great Product Written By Bjorn, Saratoga, CA on Tuesday, July 31, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The CSi A6 completed my full 7.2 surround sound system. The majority of my speakers are built into the wals, but I wanted the front and center speakers to be stand alone. This allows me the opportunity to upgrade as needed, as well as much better pure music sound, as the system serves two purposes. Pros: Good price, great speech reproduction, great mid range as well. Matches the performance of my existing front Polk speakers Cons: None so far....
Amazing sound Written By Blake, Royal oak,mi on Friday, April 20, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Had a much small created channel before this and wanted something that would really bring out the voices in my music and movie watching. This hit the spot, run with with polks rti A9's and their 10" sub powered by a denon 3312, everything I watch sounds amazing. Pros: Sound clarity, bi-wire capability, looks great Cons: None so far
A Must Have Written By Diego, US Virgin Islands on Monday, March 05, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought this speaker along with a set of the RTiA3,RTiA1 and a DSW550 subwoofer from Crutchfield. After hearing this speaker all I can say is that it is a MUST HAVE speaker. It made a great difference on my HT. The speakers set is run by the fantastic Yamaha RXV871 that make those speakers dance. Crutchfield people made the transaction a delight. I received the speaker in two days. Five stars for Crutchfield!!! Pros: Excellent sound and clarity, fantastic quality and craftmanship and beatiful cherry finish. Cons: none
POLK AUDIO CSi A6 CENTER SPEAKER Written By EDWINs, LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA on Thursday, February 16, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) GREAT SPEAKER FROM POLKAUDIO. I NOTICED THE BIG IMPROVEMENT IN COMPARISON TO MY PREVIOUS INFINITY . I'M THINKING OF GETTING A PAIR OF BOOKSHELF ALSO FOR MY BACK SURROUND SPEAKERS.
Wow! Written By GD, Atlanta, GA on Tuesday, July 26, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Wow! I bought this to replace a 13 year old BA center channel in my 5.1 system. The change in overall sound and depth is astounding. I also assume it will only get better after break in time. I would highly recommend this center. I have heard many friends systems that now just dont compare.This center has vastly improved my systems sound even with my older front, back, sub. I plan on replacing these with sound matched Polk front and rears soon. FYI...The speaker is Large so make sure you measure your spot for it. I would not want it mounted on the wall as it is just too large to be pleasing to the eye.
Finally a Great center channel at a Great price! Written By Chad, Auburn, CA on Thursday, July 21, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I'm the type of audio file that takes the time to find the right component for serious listening. This venture took a some time. I found THE ONE. The Polk CSI A6 I beleve is the best bang for the buck. I would consider the CSI A6 compairable to center channels costing 3 times as much. After quite some time allowing for break in (about 50-60 hours easy) this bad boy came alive. Very crisp, clear, and realistic. When paired it with my front speakers (some position/tunning) the sound stage became extreamly wide. Definitely a full range center. At this point no sub needed. As for home theater use the hard working CSI A6 is very commanding and accurate. I bought the cherry wood. Looks great. Impressive porting front and rear. My freinds and fam say "wow" thats cool. My wife says it's beautiful. Yah, I scored Big Time.
Floor Rattling Nirvana Written By Noeardrums, charlottesville, va on Friday, June 24, 2011 Great, great, great improvement over my out-the-box Sony system. I expected a marked improvement, but not another world of listening...and I haven't replaced the surrounds in my system yet. The Polk CSi A6 shook the floor!! No loss in sound quality at high volume. Great range with movies and great power with music. (I started to get the CSi A4 but wanted more punch. If you can't afford the perfect system, indulge on the workhorse....the center speaker). I'll be replacing the surrounds next week.
Polk Audio CSi A6 Written By Vicki, College Grove, TN on Sunday, November 01, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It's a wonderful center speaker, and it's beautiful also. But I didn't get any little rubber feet to put on the bottom, but I just happened to have some. it's top notch.
Excellent Polk Center Written By Tom, NW, Arkansas on Saturday, January 17, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought this as part of a complete upgrade to my system. My old Polks were retired and replaced with fresh RTi A7 fronts, RTi A1 bookshelf surrounds, and the CSi A6 center. Also replaced my aging Velodyne with a new Polk Micro Pro. I am currently powering this system with a 100 watt per channel Denon. The result- total listening bliss. The CSiA6 is an incredible center. It is very, very precise and clear and provides for easy understanding of movie dialogue without having to ever strain. When I auditioned the equipment I considered both the A4 and the A6. While both sounded fine, the A6 seemed fuller and seemed to match the the other speakers better to me. Yes, it is large. But it fits perfectly in my entertainment center, so not an issue with me. I am very, very impressed with this.
Gorgeous Sound Written By xandra, Rochester, NY on Tuesday, June 24, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Pros: Audio quality is spectacular both for dialog and music. This is a MAJOR upgrade from CSi3/CSiA4 model. The sound is remarkably full and rich with excellent detail in all ranges. I have it matched with my RTi10's but I wouldn't hesitate to purchase with Polks that recc'd the CSiA4 unless you have an underpowered receiver. Also be aware that Polk has outstanding support, so it's an excellent brand to consider. So why not 5 stars?.... 1 Con: This puppy is ENORMOUS and weights a ton. Thus it won't fit in most center speaker compartments in cabinets. and realistically would need a seriously mounted shelf (shelf supports) to put on a wall. And although the curved profile looks beautiful, I miss the ability to set the speaker at an angle in order to direct sound like the previous (CSi5) model. THE UPSHOT: If you have a place to put this - don't think twice, you'll be thrilled. Also, don't waste your time deal hunting - they cost the same everywhere - buy 'em from Crutchfield and you'll have fabulous speakers with top-notch service.
Finally, great dialogue Written By Ken, maplewood, nj on Tuesday, April 29, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The CSiA6 is a great center channel speaker, dialogue is crisp and tonally correct, very detailed, open and extended range. As a point of reference, my HT occupies about ½ of a 16' x 24' room so is essentially a small installation, about 16' x 14' with sound quality versus quantity as the guiding priority. For better or worse I have tested a number of Polk center channel speakers as my system has been 'evolving' since the original purchase of the Polk CS2 to be used with Polk Monitor 40s up front before deciding to get a sub. As an aside, the CS2 was never a great match with the 40s, instead the CS1 was a very good match and had I not decided to get a pair of RTi A1s to replace the 40s as front speakers I would have stopped there and been happy. Please see other review re RTI A1s. If the CSiA3 sounded as good as the RTiA1 they would be great, they do not in my view, but the CSiA6 does and is a great center channel. Too bad of course that the smaller CSiA3 did not get the job done, @ $150 less this would have been great, but in the end; the A6 is well worth the additional cost. Hope this helps, Crutchfield is great, would not buy anything they carry from anyone else. HT Gear: Sony SXRD KDS-50A3000 50" rear projection HDTV Sony BDP-S300 Blu-ray player Onkyo TX-SR705 receiver Polk RTi A1 front speakers Polk CSi A6 center speaker Polk RM8 rear surrounds Polk PSW111 powered subwoofer
Spot On Dialogue Written By Larry, Cincinnati, Ohio on Monday, April 28, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I am replacing an 18-year-old 5.1 system and decided to seriously upgrade the center speaker! Wow, what a nice sounding product that is beautiful to look at. When my friends walk in and see this speaker, they stop in their tracks. This really does give my room a feel of a proper theater. I have a dedicated 2,850 cubic foot theater room and added a complete 7.0 system from Polk (I already had a new 12" 350WRMS Sub). A tower speaker was ruled out due to the WAF (Wife Appreciation Factor) and the built in 15' wide entertainment center. I paired this speaker with the RtiA3 front speakers, FXiA6 surround speakers and RTiA1 back surround speakers. The sound field produced is amazing for clarity and balance and with a proper AVR & HD player; the Wife & I are never going to the Cinema again! Whether you are watching a concert HD Disc or Hollywood movie, the sound is so accurate and believable to what you are watching. This speaker produces an experience with sound that I have never heard before. The Sub takes care of the LFE and that allows the rest of system to work the mids and highs to perfection. The sound is warm, inviting and immerses the listener. I can now listen to HD movies at higher SPL without any discomfort (at certain frequencies) that bothered me with the old system. This system will easily support me for another 18 years (Sorry Crutchfield!)
Champion speaker Written By Todd, Glendale, CA on Saturday, April 26, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased this center channel speaker for my family's 5th wheel trailer (to marry up to my new Yamaha receiver) because the built-in cube surround sound speakers could not provide the voice clarity and separation. Connection to the Yamaha receiver using Monster Ultra speaker cable was a breeze. More importantly, this Polk center channel provided the voice separation and clarity along with some additional bass and allowed the entire system work beautifully. Eventhough this Polk center channel speaker is not paired up with other Polk speakers, it has improved our trailer entertainment system dramatically and is the champion speaker of the system.
Polk Audio CSi A6 Written By Joe, Germantown MD on Sunday, March 02, 2008 I had been shopping around for quite some time. After speaking with Bryce at Crutchfield. I decided to purchase this speaker. WOW, am I glad I did. The sound is amazing. I've only had it a couple of days and can't wait to really sit back and enjoy it. Polk and Crutchfield make a great pair. I also bought a pair of RTI6's for the front channel. They sound perfectly matched to the CSI6. Thanks!
Great speaker Written By Alex, SF Bay Area, CA on Sunday, February 10, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought this one to add center channel to a pair of RTi12's, since CSi5 has been discontinued. Great product, just like the rest of them, from Polk. I enjoy the sound from my system very much. Thanks to Chrutchfield for great communication and prompt shipment, as usual!


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Stanalonis accused his opponent in the Nov. 6 election, Judge David W. Densford, during the forum of taking part in pursuing the complaint against him that he said amounted to an attack on his license to practice law. Stanalonis, an assistant county prosecutor, later said at his office that he views the complaint as a desperate campaign tactic, and predicted that it ultimately will be dismissed after the election.
During Tuesday's forum, Densford, appointed circuit court judge late last year, insisted that neither he nor his campaign had anything to do with the complaint.
The question about the complaint filed against Stanalonis through the Maryland Attorney Grievance Commission was presented on one of the index cards gathered by members of the St. Mary's League of Women Voters from the forum's audience at Great Mills High School.
In August, Stanalonis' campaign activities were rebuked by the Maryland Judicial Campaign Conduct Committee. The committee criticized Stanalonis in part for comments in a flier about Densford's handling of criminals as a judge, his stance on circuit court judicial elections and his position on putting convicted sex offenders on a state registry. The committee report stated that Densford had not been on the bench long enough at that time to sentence any criminals, that the flier tried to mislead voters about his take on judicial elections and that his arguments on behalf of clients facing inclusion on the registry did not mean he was opposed to the registry's existence.
Stanalonis said Tuesday night that the complaint with the grievance commission was the first one filed against him during his 17 years as a lawyer, and that it arose from the campaign flier that he maintains was truthful in its content, and from a newspaper article about the committee's report that appeared in the Maryland Daily Record.
"The complaint was not signed," Stanalonis said at the forum. "It appears to have been filed by my opponent's campaign."
Densford responded, "I knew nothing about it. I did not file that, and my campaign did not file it."
Stanalonis said, "I think it's a ludicrous reason to file a complaint in an election." He later told the audience, "I believe the filing of the grievance was malicious and was an attack on my law license."
On Thursday at his office in the county courthouse, Stanalonis said the attorney grievance commission sent him a letter asking him to respond to the flier and newspaper article attached to the letter. "They don't say what's wrong with" the flier, Stanalonis said. "This grievance is essentially an anonymous complaint, and it's being filed by someone who is a coward. And they're filing it anonymously because it is a lie."
Stanalonis said the attorney grievance commission is not supposed to accept anonymous complaints and he doesn't know who filed this one, but the prosecutor noted that George E. Meng, a Calvert County lawyer who filed last summer's complaint with the judicial campaign conduct committee, is a member of the attorney grievance commission.
"Meng seems to be the common denominator," Stanalonis said, adding that the new complaint "was self-generated by the commission, or they accepted an anonymous complaint."
Meng said Thursday from his law office that he has not filed a complaint to the commission, on which he serves as one of its nine lawyers, and that only a complainant, the attorney targeted in the complaint and bar counsel should know about an initial filing.
"I don't know that there's been a complaint to the attorney general commission," Meng said. "The reality is we don't actually see complaints until they get to a certain level."
Stanalonis said Thursday that he doesn't think the complaint was filed to disrupt his practice of law, to punish him for challenging the appointed judge, because in his opinion it has no validity.
"I think it's an act of desperation on the part of my opponent's campaign," the prosecutor said. "There's absolutely zero merit to the complaint. I think this was brought for the purpose of swaying the election. The timeline of the attorney grievance commission is [such] that this will not come to a conclusion until after the election."


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