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Heathrow Airport (LHR) is Europe's busiest hub. Located 16 miles/26km (west) from the hotel, expect a road transfer time of 45 minutes to one hour depending on the traffic. Taxi fee: approximately £100. Taxis (London Black Cabs) are available with no advance booking from dedicated taxi ranks at each terminal. Larger vehicles are available on request; please book in advance via the Concierge. There is a train shuttle service called the Heathrow Express to Paddington Station. Trains run every 15 minutes between 5am and 11.40pm with a journey time of 15 minutes. The fare is £18.00 for Single Express Class. Allow up to 10 minutes to walk from each airport terminal to the main station. Once in Paddington station you may reach the hotel by taxi, fare: approximately £10. Total journey time to the hotel is approximately 50 minutes. London Underground - the 'Tube' - also runs regular services into central London. Fare: from £4.50. Take the Piccadilly Line direct to Hyde Park Corner station. From there the hotel is five minutes' walk. Complete journey time: 50 minutes. Please note that a busy road junction separates the Underground station from the hotel so your route is via underpasses. If you are carrying a substantial amount of luggage the short journey will be a little difficult. Gatwick Airport (LGW) is the second largest airport in the South of England, located 31 miles/52km (south) from the hotel. Road transfer time is around one hour and 15 minutes. Taxi fare: £129. Larger vehicles are available on request; please book in advance via the Concierge. A train service called the Gatwick Express runs every 15 minutes from 5.50am until 00.50am. Fare: £16.90 for an Express Class Single ticket. Journey time 35 minutes to Victoria station. You will be able to purchase the ticket on the train from the conductor; credit cards are accepted. Once at the station, take a taxi to the hotel, fare: journey time 10 minutes. The Gatwick Express is a fast and efficient way to travel to central London; however, should you be travelling with a substantial amount of luggage you will find this journey a little difficult, as luggage porters are not widely available at either station. London City Airport (LCY) has a runway surrounded by water located in the regenerated Docklands area. It's served by regional and international airlines. Located 11 miles/17km (east) from the hotel, road transfer time is around 45 minutes. Taxi fare: £79. Larger vehicles are available on request; please book in advance via the Concierge. The train service is the DLR (Docklands Light Railway) running westbound from 5.31am until 00.21am to Bank station, fare: from £4.00. The train journey is not direct so you will need to change at Bank station for the Central Line to Holborn station, then change for the Piccadilly Line to Hyde Park Corner. Expected overall journey time is 50 minutes, but is only recommended if you have a small amount of luggage. This airport has a terminal for private aviation. Stansted Airport (STN) serves a number of popular budget airlines such as EasyJet and Ryanair. Located 40 miles/65km (north-east) away from the hotel, road transfer time is around one hour and 15 minutes. Taxi fare: £129. Larger vehicles are available on request; please book in advance via the Concierge. A train service runs every 15 minutes from the airport terminal to Liverpool Street station between 5.30am and 00.30am. Fare: £18.80 Express Class Single ticket. Journey time 45 minutes. Once at the station take a taxi to the hotel, fare: approx imately £129; journey time 20 minutes depending on the traffic. Stansted has a terminal for private aviation.


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Coastal Bend recreational, youth sports calendar: 12.26.12
Tournaments, leagues, teams and more
6U CC Express is looking for players interested in select Tee Ball. Call Mario Rincon Jr., 673-4752.
7U Batters Box Hurricanes Coach-Pitch team looking for players. Team has new field and indoor batting cage. Call David Hewitt at 779-0668.
8U Hurricanes Select Baseball Team is looking for three players who want to play competitive baseball. Call 533-5688.
12U select baseball team looking for players. Call 816-5151.
13/14U select baseball team looking for 12- and 13-year-olds to play in tournaments. Contact Charlotte Santos at 738-8478 or Tarra Andrae at 673-2350.
Alamo Academy's High School Baseball Showcase & Seminar for High School Players is Dec. 29-30. Showcase will feature coaches and scouts from Mississippi State, Texas-Pan American, A&M-Kingsville, Texas Lutheran, Alvin College and the Cincinnati Reds. Go to www.BestAtTheBay.com or call 852-2287.
Alamo Academy's Fifth Annual Christmas Holiday Camp is 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Dec. 20-29. Pick one day or all days. Lunch included. Indoor facility. Limited to first 20 players. Go to www.AlamoAcademy.com.
CCMABL's CC Rangers Team looking for players for all positions for 18-over and 28-over teams for weekend local city league baseball. Call B.J. Hayes 992-6198 or 425-1306.
Corpus Christi Baseball Umpires Association is looking for men and women to umpire high school baseball games in the Corpus Christi and surrounding area. The first meetings will be at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 27 at the Corpus Christi Gym (3202 Cabaniss Parkway). Training provided. Call Art Green at 558-2461.
Corpus Christi Men's Adult Baseball League has Spring, Summer and Fall seasons. This is a Sunday 18-over league played in two divisions, Junior and Senior Divisions. Senior division is a wood-bat league. Go to www.scorebook.com/ccmabl or call 331-3289.
Eight-under select baseball team looking for three players. All players are 7, will consider looking at 8-year-olds. Call Albert at 815-4701 or email email@example.com for a tryout.
High School Tune-Up Bash is Jan. 12-13 at Westside baseball fields. Fees: 12U ($250), 16U and 18U ($375). Call Ross Robles at 361-563-4497.
Kingsville Babe Ruth/Cal Ripken League registering for boys baseball, ages 4 and up, every Saturday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Kingsville Wal-Mart. Fee: $25. Teams welcome. Call James Davis at 455-4946.
Little League Baseball Academy has training for Little League through Pony age players. Call Jon Irvine at 774-8225 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Mudcats 12u team will have tryouts. Call Victor Moreno at 425-8029.
Oso Pony League is accepting registration (Tee Ball through Pony) for the Spring 2013 season. Register 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. every Saturday beginning Jan. 5 at the Oso Conference Room. Online registration begins Dec. 21 at http://www.leaguelineup.com/welcome.asp?cmenuid=1&url=osoponybaseball&sid=45323057. Call Rey Saenz at 739-2903. For information regarding the Select League beginning in January, contact Rey Saenz at 739-2903.
Pony League in Rockport looking for 9-10 teams for interleague or regular-season games at no cost. Info: 205-4069.
Private baseball lessons and team instruction by Steve Castro. Call 548-9163.
Private baseball lessons and team instruction by David Castillo. Call 563-6771.
RBA Seahawks 10-under select team seeking players. For information and tryout dates, call 334-1049 or go to www.rbaseahawks.com
Rockport 12U team looking for challengers to play in Rockport on Sundays at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Also will travel. Call Augie at 205-4069.
Sandcrabs select team's 5U tee ball team is looking for experienced players. Call Kevin Mitchell for tryout dates at 944-2525.
The Seahawks, an 8-under coach-pitch team, are looking for 3-4 qualified players interested in playing select baseball. Call Lance Rathke at 290-6761.
South Texas Veterans Little League seeking 25-30 baseball games for a 15- & 16-year-old division and an 18-under division team. Teams will travel and willing to play home/home doubleheader series. League will pay umpire fees if played in Riviera or Kingsville. Also looking for teams for round-robin weekend tournaments in Riviera or Kingsville. No entry fees required. Call Greg Wallace at 297-5115 or 972-989-6556.
Strictly Pitching Lessons. Go to 361athletics.com/lessons.
Warcats 7U coach-pitch select team will have tryouts. Team is looking for experienced players. Call Victor Landin at 779-5991.
Wolverine Baseball 11U select team looking for experienced players. No fees. Call Joe at 947-2827.
Youth Baseball Developmental Group for ages 6-10 at the RBA Baseball Academy. Call 334-1049 or 832-245-9607.
10U team looking for players 9-10 years old or in third or fourth grade. Email email@example.com.
Basketball Training by former Texas A&M-Corpus Christi assistant coach Brian Merritt. Call Brian at 793-4482.
Big-time Basketball Alumni Tournament for players ages 34 & up form teams from their high school days for a tournament April 6-7. Fee: $350 per team or $35 per player. Deadline: Feb. 1. After Feb. 2, late registration is $500 per team with a $150 nonrefundable deposit. Money can be sent to Frank Young, 223 East 37th Street, Houston, TX 77018.
Boys & Girls Club Youth Basketball Leauge for boys has early registration through Jan. 4 ($60). Late registration is Jan. 7-11 ($70). League is for boys grades 3-12. Teams are welcome. Call 853-2505 or 853-2586.
Coastal Bend Youth Basketball League is looking for coaches for boys and girls divisions 3rd through 8th grades. Call 442-4397 or 658-0099. Go to www.southtexassliders.com.
Corpus Christi Basketball Officials Association looking for men and women to referee basketball games in the Corpus Christi and surrounding areas. Call Earl at 695-2506.
Corpus Christi Lady Hot Shots have basketball clinics for girls in grades 4-7 on Sundays. Fee: $10 per session. Call David at 815-1218 or go to www.ccladyhotshots.org.
Corpus Christi Youth Basketball private lessons are $30 per one-hour session. Specialized skills: dribbling, passing, shooting, defensive skills. Call 533-2059.
De La Hoops Basketball Clinic for boys and girls ages 9-12. Two-hour sessions on Sundays. Fee: $20. Call Roy de la Pena at 779-7446.
Fifth- and sixth-grade girls needed to fill Upward Basketball teams. Sixteen spots available on six teams. Practices are underway, games begin Jan. 5. Call First Baptist Recreation Center at 361-883-2421.
Senior Basketball workouts for men and women ages 49 and up from 10 a.m. to noon every Saturday at the NAS E-Street Gym. Shootaround and half-court games only. Age groups for 49-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74 and 75-up. Men call 855-9064, women call Gaynell at 853-7554.
Three-on-three basketball tournaments at Corpus Christi Police Athletic League. Divisions for 3rd and 4th grade all the way up to adults. Two-game guarantee. Fee: $15 per player, five-player max. Tournaments will be held throughout the year. Call 876-8116 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Youth Bowling Leagues at AMF Saratoga Lanes. Homeschool League — Tuesdays at 1 p.m.; Non-Sanctioned League for ages 5-18; Roll N' Grow League — Saturdays at noon; Youth ages 7 and under (this league uses bumpers). Bowling/Coaching Instruction Included. Weekly Bowling Fee: $10 Annual USBC Sanction Fee: $8 per year. Youth Scholarship League. — Saturdays at noon. Bowlers are eligible for patches and pins for achievement and Scholarship Money for College. Bowling/Coaching Instruction Included. Two 16-Week Seasons. Weekly Bowling Fee: $14 Per Week (Includes 3 Games Bowling/Shoe Rental). Annual USBC Sanction Fee: $17.00 per year (Includes Jersey). Youth United Scholarship — Saturdays at noon, ages 6-21. These bowlers are eligible for patches and pins for achievement. Bowling/Coaching Instruction Included. Weekly Bowling Fee: $10.00 (Includes 3 Game of Bowling/Shoe Rental) Annual USBC Sanction Fee: $17.00 per year (Includes Jersey). Call Margaret Welch at 857-2695.
Joe Garza Boxing Club offers training for boys and girls 8U. CC Park & Recreation Department program is offered Mon.-Fri., 5-8 p.m. at 3204 Highland. Info: 882-1408.
Cyclists meet year-around Saturday and Sunday mornings plus evenings rides during spring through fall. Various groups ride 25-50+ miles at paces of 14-20+ mph. Riders meet at the former CVS on Saratoga at Everhart on Saturdays and at the Lamar Park Shopping Center on Saturdays and Sundays. Start times vary with the seasons. Call 992 3835 or visit the Corpus Christi Cycling Club Web site at http://cccycleclub.com/author/corpuscycling/
Trey's Gang Dive Club meets from 6:30-8 p.m. every Monday through Thursday at the Corpus Christi Natatorium. All ages welcome. Info: 834-3759 or 878-2334, ext. 116.
Cross training boot camp at 7 a.m. Tuesdays and 7:30 a.m. Thursdays, or get a group of at least three and pick your day and time. Call certified personal trainer and marathon runner MaryKay at 361-232-9592 or email firstname.lastname@example.com, or go to www.lifeisgoodfitness.com.
Free Fitness Boot Camp is 8:30-9:30 a.m. every Saturday on the lower deck at Doc's Restaurant at the base of JFK Causeway. Camp is for all ages and abilities. Train free with former IceRays and Hooks strength and conditioning coach Jeff Paluseo. Call 774-269-3751 or go to www.sports-fitness-solutions.com.
Island Fitness Boot Camp is registering participants for its Fall/Winter program at Sea Shore Middle School Gym. Classes are 6-6:45 a.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Fee: $150 for a 12-session, four-week period. No age limit. If you want to lose weight, get fit, or just feel better, train in a group class with an expert in weight-loss training and fitness. Contact former IceRays player and current IceRays strength and conditioning coach Jeff Paluseo at 774-0874 or go to www.sports-fitness-solutions.com.
Life is Good Fitness Training has a cross-training camp at 6:30 a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at Doddridge Park. Running programs and individual training sessions also available. Call MaryKay at 361-232-9592.
Parkour training sessions offered at beginner and advanced levels for kids and adults. Contact Corpus Christi Parkour at 596-FLOW (3569) or Corpus email@example.com or go to www.CorpusChristiParkour.com.
SeaCity CrossFit is enrolling participants for its Foundations class. If you've been wanting to try CrossFit but felt intimidated about getting involved, this class will guide beginners through all the movements safely and effectively under the watchful eye of a trained expert. Fee: $80 for eight one-hour sessions with a CrossFit instructor. Call Tim at 361 737 9473, or go to www.seacitycrossfit.com
Two-week free trial Xpress Metabolic Boot Camps at Pinnacle Performance and Fitness (3636 S. Alameda). Classes are 6 a.m., 6:45 a.m., 8:30 a.m. and 5:45 p.m. Train with fat loss and fitness expert Adam Farrell. All fitness levels are welcome. Register at www.BePinnacleFit.com or call 985-0631.
Alamo City Flag Football League is interested in hosting a Men's (18+) Flag Football Tournament at Bobby Labonte park. Website is www.tlffa.com. If anyone is interested, email Martin Cavazos at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Corpus Christi Titans Football Travel team is looking for football players for a Freshman Division, ages 5-6 and sophomores ages 7-8. No weight limit. Registration fee $85. Call Robert Krussow at 877-1071 or 877-2028.
Corpus Christi Youth Football League accepting coaches' applications for the fall season. All varsities, Pee Wee, Junior and Senior Varsity. Call 851-8952.
Team Elite, a 16U select football team, is recruiting offensive linemen. Players must not have turned 17 until after July 1, 2012. They must provide their own equipment and copies of birth certificate, report card and school ID. Call Mike Trejo at 726-9653.
AllAmericanSportsRecruiting.com is enrolling high school student-athletes to promote for college athletic scholarships. Call Coach Herrera at 832-523-8797 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Ben Garza Gym and Corpus Christi Gym are available for rentals of all occasions, including basketball tournaments, volleyball tournaments and parties. Contact Andy Rodela (Ben Garza Gym) at 884-2194 or Mario Flores (C.C. Gym) at 851-1612.
No Athlete Left Behind (NALB) offers advanced speed/agility/endurance training for all athletes, both male and female, from 6-7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Flour Bluff High School varsity football/soccer practice fields. We recommend a $15 per session donation, but payment is not required for participation if the athlete cannot afford to pay. Training is for athletes of any sport ages 12 and older. Call coach Jeffrey Churchill at 443-6056 or coach Gilbert Sanchez at 443-1500.
YWCA Gym is available for rentals for all occasions and team practices. Call 857-5661 ext. 10 for rates and availability.
Alice 50 Plus Golf Club has a 50-plus skins game on the second Tuesday of every month. Fee: $13, including food, drinks. Info: 664-7033.
Alice 60 Plus Golf Club is seeking new golfers age 60 or older. Tournaments held first Tuesday of each month. Cost: $5 per year. Info: 664-7033 or 460-1603.
C.C. Golf Exchange is seeking new members. Monthly tournament are held on the fourth Saturday of each month. Info: Sam Blanco at 543-7858 or Pee Wee 229-7831.
Coastal Bend Golf Schools is offering lessons led by 25-year Class A PGA golf professional. Call 463-9982.
Corpus Christi Golf Association is seeking new members. The annual membership fee is $20. Call Michael Gunning at 361-992-1929 or email at email@example.com.
DRGX Golf private lessons by golf coach Carlos Sanchez Flores. Middle school players: $25/hour; high school players: $30/hour; adults: $35/hour. DRGX Golf Academy group golfers is $10 each for a group of five in a one-hour session. Call 461-7558.
Golf Swing Video Analysis by USGTF golf professional Tim Hofstetter. He'll give you a swing analysis and an improvement plan. One-hour session, $45. Call 510-4053.
L.E. Ramey Golf Course Wednesday Night Scramble tees off at 5:30 p.m. every week. It's a four- to five-man scramble, depending on participation. Fee: $10 to enter, plus $1 for closest to pin. Sign up by 5 p.m. each Wednesday. Everyone welcome.
Over 50 Golf Association is seeking new members. Tournaments are held on the third Saturday of each month. Information: John at 850-9039 or Cliff at 855-9237.
Over 60 Senior Golf Association is looking for new members. The association usually plays on the last Wednesday of every month. Call Dale McFarland at 991-4947.
Pan American Golf Association's 56th Annual National Tournament and Convention is July 2013 in San Antonio. PAGA is accepting new memberships. Will need 10 PAGA Tournament scores. All handicaps welcome. Call Raul at 563-4435.
Tee2Green Golf Range and Teaching Facility(on Saratoga) has a variety of offers for golfers. Monday Madness Ladies Golf Clinic is 6:30-7:30 p.m. every Monday, any skill level welcomed. Fee: $15. Demo Days every Saturday. Times vary so call the Golf Shop. Club fittings by appointment. Free Junior clinic from 1-2 p.m. every Saturday. Monthly Full Swing and Short Game Clinics 5:30-6:30 p.m. every second and fourth Tuesday and Wednesday of the month. Fee: $15. Short game clinic 6:30-7:30 p.m. every second and fourth Wednesday. Fee: $15 for each clinic. Private and group lessons available by PGA teaching pro Marti Longoria-Potts. Video teaching/technology is optional with an extra charge. Call 855-GOLF to schedule your golf lesson or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Gymnastics for boys and girls ages 3 and up at the Corpus Christi Athletic Club. Call 992-7100, Ext. 225.
Boys & Girls Club girls kickball league late registration ($55) is Sept 24-28. League is open to girls ages 6-14. Teams welcomed. Call Lisa at 853-2505 or 946-3395.
Corpus Christi Crankshot Lacrosse Club is a men's club lacrosse team and is always in search of players. Info: cc.lax.tripod.com or email Jamin Welch at email@example.com.
50+ Tai Chi (Taijiquan) and Qigong beginner classes at 9:45 a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Academy of Asian Martial Arts (Sunrise Mall). Advanced classes begin at 11 a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Taiji is a low-impact aerobic exercise that improves balance and reduces or relieves many other health problems. Fee: $25/month. Call 882-5088.
Adult Jiu-Jitsu Classes: Morning classes are held Mon.-Wed., 11 a.m.-noon. Evening classes are held Mon-Thurs. 6:30—8:30 p.m. First week always free. More info: Paragon Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, 549-3597.
Aikido Classes (13 and older) offered by the YWCA 6-6:50 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays, and Tae Kwon Do 7-7:50 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Nonmember daily rate is $7 adults, $3 children.
Isshin ryu Karate. Traditional Okinawan karate at 7 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Strikes, kicks, kata, self-defense and weapons. Introductory offer of $99 for first three months. Call the Academy of Asian Martial Arts in Sunrise Mall at 882-5088.
Japanese Jujitsu at 6 p.m. Tuesdays and Fridays. Falls, throws, joint locks and chokes. Phan ku ryu jujitsu was designed for military personnel. Introductory offer of $99 for the first three months. Call the Academy of Asian Martial Arts in Sunrise Mall at 882-5088.
Karate lessons every Tuesday and Thursday at the Robstown-Nueces County Community Center. Fee is $25. Info: 387-5904.
Kids classes for ages 6-12. Beginners at 5 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays. Classes include traditional Okinawan karate and Japanese jujitsu. Introductory offer of $99 for the first three months. Call the Academy of Asian Martial Arts in Sunrise Mall at 882-5088.
Kids Jiu-Jitsu Classes for ages 8 & up are Mon.-Wed., 5:30-6:25 p.m. First week always free. More info: Paragon Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu 549-3597.
Lopez Judo Academy has private lessons for ages 18 and older. Call Sensei Lopez at 853-7944 or go to www.lopezjudoacademy.com.
Tiny Tigers classes for ages 4-6 on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5:30 p.m. Class goals will be fitness, focus and fun. Info: Choi's Taekwondo, 334-8112.
Weapons Classes at 8 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Classes include traditional Okinawan kobudo (bo, sai, tuifa & eku), samurai sword & escrima (Filipino stick, knife & sword). Introductory offer of $99 for the first three months. Call the Academy of Asian Martial Arts in Sunrise Mall at 882-5088.
Yang style Taijiquan (Tai Chi Chuan). Beginners classes at 6 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays. Push hand at 10 a.m. Saturday. Taiji is a traditional Chinese martial art practiced by many for its health benefits. Introductory offer of $99 for the first three months. Call the Academy of Asian Martial Arts in Sunrise Mall at 882-5088.
YWCA Fitness Connection is offering new martial arts classes. Aikido is offered Tuesdays, 6-7 p.m. Tae Kwon Do is offered for children and adults on Tuesdays, 7-8 p.m. Tai Chi is offered Wednesdays and Fridays, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Water Tai Chi is offered Tuesdays, 9-10 a.m. Cardio Kickboxing is offered Mondays, 7-8 p.m. Water H2O Arthercise, great for arthritis, is offered Mondays, 2-3 p.m. Nonmembers can attend classes daily for $7 adult and $3 for children. Visit www.ywca.org/corpuschristi for a new schedule or call 857-5661.
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Hurricane Alley Roller Derby is holding boot camps for women 18 and over every Saturday. Go to www.hurricanealleyrd.com.
Sparkling City Roller Dollz is signing up for the new season. Girls ages 10 to 17. Go to www.facebook.com/sparklingcity.rollerdollz
Corpus Christi Rugby Football Club is always looking for new players and practices from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at the youth football fields Lavaca and McArdle, close to Everhart, with games at 2 p.m. Saturdays at Haas Middle School. Info: 443-9683 or www.corpuschristirfc.com.
Nueces County 4-H Trap & Skeet Club practice is 5-8 p.m. Tuesdays and 1-4 p.m. Sundays at Corpus Christi Pistol & Rifle Club, Farm-to-Market 763. Free. Call Kimberly at 949-2200 or Kelli at 806-2968.
Texas Carbine matches are on the third Sunday of each month at the Starry range. Fee: $20 and sign-up beings at 9:30 a.m. Five interesting stages, short and fast, with a max distance of 80 yards for rifle, 25 yards for pistol, using steel and paper targets. Bring a carbine or a handgun and 100-120 rounds. There also are defensive-style pistol matches on the first Sunday of each month. For information, go to www.texascarbine.com.
Coastal Bend Women's Soccer Association is seeking women interested in playing soccer. For information, email email@example.com or go to www.cbsa.com.
Competitive Soccer Tryouts for the Coastal Bend — see CBYSA's website at www.cbysasoccer.org.
Corpus Christi Soccer Academy is registering for its Fall training for ages 6-11. Training focuses on fundamentals. Call Coach Alex at 361-265-8589 or go to http://CCSoccerAcademy.com
Elite Soccer Training Company from Houston is in Corpus Christi this summer to conduct year-round professional soccer training. The training will be for boys and girls goalkeepers and field players ages 10-18. Individual and group sessions will be conducted. Trainers will include Mike Flynn, who played for the Irish national team during the 1970s and '80s, and Marcelo Gomez, a goalkeeper trainer from the Chilean national team in the 1970s. Additional instructors will be available. Call 832-691-5100 or email email@example.com.
Alamo Academy is offering softball team practices and entire facility rental of its state-of-the-art, all=indoor academy. Team practices offers Alamo coaches to run practices for 1-2 hours and develop team's game strategy, hitting, fielding and pitching skills. Call 852-2287 or go to www.TheAlamoAcademy.com.
Alamo Academy is taking registrations for its summer youth softball camps and high school softball boot camp. Youth camps include 24 hours of instruction, games, drills; lunch; small coach-to-player ratio, and written evaluation by an Alamo coach. High School Boot Camp is an intense four-week strength & conditioning and softball skill program during the summer for freshmen-seniors. Register for youth camp or boot camp today at www.TheAlamoAcademy.com or 361-852-2287.
Aransas Pass Lady Panthers 14-under team looking for experienced players for league and tournament play. Call Roland Pena at 332-1668.
Batter's Box Training Center's softball team openings for ages 10-14. Call Theresa Flores at 826-5255.
CC AlleyCats looking for experienced players ages 7-9 for a 10U fast-pitch softball team. Call Ray Ramos at 774-8590 or Gerald Lerma at 944-2062.
CC Fire Select Fast-pitch Softball is looking for players for 10U and 12U teams. Must be willing to participate in traveling for competitive tournaments, fundraising and community service activities. Call Jacob Silvas (548-0073) or Velma Silvas (548-9213) or email email@example.com.
CC Force 12U looking for experienced players willing to travel. Call Mike White at 215-0938.
CC Senior Softball Association seeks players for 50+, 55+, and 60+ leagues. Games are played on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights at Kiwanis Field. Call Larry Parrack at 727-7072.
CC Senior Softball Association seeking men over 60 to play slow-pitch softball. Games are played Mondays at Kiwanis Field. Call Larry Parrack at 727-7072.
CC Shock 8-under girls softball team is looking for experienced 7- to 9-year-old coach-pitch players for tournament play. This team will travel some throughout the state year-round. Info: Horacio Salinas at 765-8982 or email@example.com.
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Property Of Salish Kootenai Community College nh\Q, Montana FERC action on Kerr Dam lease agreement expected mid-July The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) might take action on the joint license for Kerr Dam at its meeting scheduled for July 17, according to a letter received by Chairman Joe Felsman June 10 from the Tribes' Washington, D.C., attorney, Foster De Reitzes. If FERC approves the agreement be- er* CO 8 II !s s. r5 O r** tween the Tribes and the Montana Power Company about the operation of Kerr Dam over the next 50 years on the 17th, De Reitzes wrote, the settlement "would by its terms become effective 50 days later, which is September 5. That also is the date on which you would receive the first installment of the new annual charge." If FERC does not act on the settlement by August 9, it becomes null and void A letter from Donald Hodel, Secretary of the Interior Department, to FERC chairman Raymond J. O'Connor, asks that the commission act on the joint lease "well before August 9, 1985" for three reasons The first is the null-and-void clause if the agreement isn't approved within six months of its March 29 filing date. Second, the Tribes stands to lose thousands of dollars each day approval is delayed."... as soon as the settlement becomes effective," the Hodel letter notes," the annual charge payable to the Tribes will increase by $17,534 per day. That added revenue will be tost to the Tribes permanently for each day final approval of the settlement is delayed" A third consideration is the instream flow requirements outlined in the lease for the maintenance of fish and wildlife habitat along the Flathead River below the dam Until the lease is signed, the flow of the river can go below the 3,200 believed minimally necessary by the Tribes to maintain its fisheries. July 17 is the date of FERCs only scheduled meeting for July, De Reitzes said, and the last meeting before the settlements August expiration date The attorney noted that the commission has plans to meet June 26, but the chances of the settlement being approved then "are minimal". The Tribal Council has yet to formally decide how the money from the lease, if it's approved, should be used. There has been some discussion about planning for the buy-out of the dam in 25-30 years. A survey of 150 people by SKC instructor David Moore showed that (Concludes on the next page) ARLEE POW WOW July 3-7, 1985 (Details on page 28)
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Sports bras provide support, motion control and a comfortable, snug fit during workouts. New fabrics and designs have transformed sports bras into women's workout essentials. Finding a sports bra that best meets your requirements for comfort and support means choosing one that accurately fits your bust size, matches your activity level and offers you a soft feel with moisture-wicking performance.
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Today there are many different fabrics to choose from. Here's a list of the most popular sports bra fabrics, along with a brief explanation of their benefits.
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With some help from others we made a short video to embody just some of the events and people through history who have defined us and made their mark on our world.New Zealand Story contains references to over 30 people and events in our history that collectively and individually embody the best of the New Zealand character. It touches on just some of those who have defined our country, its spirit and our historical tendency to overachieve in way that is uniquely kiwi. Now is a time when there seems to be an increasing conversation about what we stand for as a nation, and what values we choose to guide us forward.As the year comes to an end, we hope this video will also make you feel happy and proud and prompt us all to reflect on the sort of country we want to be into the future and how together we can write the next chapter in the Story of New Zealand.
With the new Rainbow Warrior coming Jan 2013, we got to thinking about her place in New Zealand history, about New Zealand's place in the world, and about what makes us proud to be from this little nation at the far end of the world.
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Speaking in the Community to Boost Your Business
Are you looking for an inexpensive way to promote your business? Have you ever wondered what a higher visibility in your community could do to increase business?
If you ever listened to a speaker at a service club like Rotary or Kiwanis and thought that you could deliver a better presentation, you may want to consider public speaking as an effective way to help build your business. Speaking at just one event could turn up many other opportunities as your visibility increases and attendees invite you to speak at their own events.
Why give a free talk?
Many service clubs will not pay a fee to have you speak to their members. However, you could consider that you are paid in a currency that is far more valuable than cash. You will experience increased visibility and be given access to new contacts that are part of the local community where you do business.
Talking about your business, charity or major passion is exciting and provides great visibility. Your first talks to local service organizations could not only lead to many more invitations to speak, but draw potential customers to your dealership.
Even though your business may be unrelated to the topic you are speaking on, it will bring you recognition and eventual business. Even if you talk about your hobbies, interests or charity of choice, your introduction should mention your business. You will be networking and meeting new local business professionals each time you speak at an event.
What to talk about
What do you know that other people want to know about? What do you know that other people should know? What are the questions people ask you most often about your business, industry, hobby or interests?
Speaking at a service club or any local group is an excellent starting point for promoting your product or service. Remember, no one is eager to listen to a sales presentation. Your goal is to be interesting, informative, and even entertaining. This leaves audience members wanting to have an individual conversation with you. Each conversation could lead to friendship or a referral.
Get invited to speak
The first think you need to accomplish on your way to public speaking is to develop your speech. Once completed, tell your friends, clients, associates and acquaintances that you are available and would love the opportunity to speak to local programs.
You can also search online for service clubs in your area. In most cities, the local Chamber of Commerce will be at the top of your search. Find out who the program chairperson is and contact them. It is likely that they are always looking for new and interesting speakers. An entertaining, interesting talk on any subject that is well delivered is always very well received and could lead to more speaking opportunities.
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Be easy to work with. Write your own short introduction, including the importance of the subject, and why you are the perfect person to deliver that message. Make your bio available to them well in advance for the group newsletter. As most organizations now have websites that advertise their program, also send a quality photo and link to your website.
Go early to the event, and make sure you meet as many people as possible. Find the visitors from other organizations and offer to speak at their events. Hand out your business card to as many attendees as possible. Also mention before you close your speech that you are available to speak at other events.
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Collect business cards. If your goal is to develop business contacts, always collect business cards from the audience members. To get more business cards you can hold a drawing for a small prize such as a gift certificate for your business.
Drive traffic to your website or blog. If your audience is interested in the subject, where can they get more information? Add them to a mailing list and include links to your website or blog on all handouts and in the presentation.
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Take this medicine by mouth with a glass of water. Follow the directions on your prescription label. You may take this medicine with food or on an empty stomach. Take your medicine at regular intervals. Do not take your medicine more often than directed. Take all of your medicine as directed even if you think your are better. Do not skip doses or stop your medicine early.Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. While this drug may be prescribed for selected conditions, precautions do apply.
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Mr Cup opening day -4 perso/ november 7th (2012) / 11.12 PM / from Bali
So, 4 days before the launch of www.mr-cup.com... Thanks for all the very nice message, and as a lot ask, NO, there won't be a new letterpress calendar for 2013... Here comes more pictures of the wood letters, as well as the new wall stickers...
SND CYN Studios & Ty Mattson CBS posters interior / novembre 5th (2012) / 10.21 PM / from Ubud - Bali
Already one month and half in Bali and I love it (specially as I can go to Singapore)... But what I miss is a big nice office. We always want we don't have... I was luck to visit Ty Mattson studio last year, and it was really inspiring... and he brings it to another level... It present it well, so just have to quote him :
Mattson Creative is a small design firm, by design. The only downside of running a boutique studio is that you really don't need that much space to do it. I've always wanted to work in a big, ultra-creative office – an inspiring environment, teeming with interesting people, doing inspiring work. But I've never wanted to manage the number of employees that would necessitate a studio of that size. My passion is design, not management. I wanted the energy, community and culture of a large creative agency…I just didn't want the agency.
So I set out to create the type of office that I wanted to work in, and I invited my friends and colleagues to join me. It turns out that they were looking for the same thing I was: a unique environment and a creative community. I decided to expand our existing space in Old Town Irvine into a collaborative workspace for creative professionals. We filled it quickly and now the space is home to artists, designers, photographers, producers and developers. And I get to go to work everyday with my friends. We call it SND CYN Studios – which is derived from our address on Sand Canyon Avenue.
All summer we've been working on the building– a 125 year-old former lima bean factory – reimagining and redesigning the interior into a one-of-a-kind creative workspace – and we're almost finished. Stay tuned to my blog for more pictures as we finalize the studio. It's exciting to see it coming together.
Some pictures of this amazing space.
Earlier this year, design a poster series that CBS commissioned for their corporate office in LA.
Olivier Guirault As I am working on mr-cup.com, it will also includes an updated version of my portfolio. Among new projects, are this picture of my artist friend Olivier Guirault. I love his work, and sadly he is not a "web" guy, so I HAVE the show his work... My aim is to inspires you, as much as he inspires me... His also the owner (and seller now) of the house I present here and design a web site for. When we shot the picture of him drawing (last year, as you can see the christmas tree on the back), we have a great time listening to an old Genesis album... I send a free wood letter if you guess which album it was...
Two Arms Inc. graphic / october 31th (2012) / 11.19 AM / from Ubud - Bali / Sting Ten summoner's tales
Strange to see NY area like this, hope everybody is safe and have not too much damages... When I see the work and products of Two Arms Inc. New York studio, I this it was appropriate... Tonight is Halloween, hope everybody can celebrate...
Mr Cup in Singapore / Nice to meet you : The gentlemen press So, I am working hard for the launch of , so I have few time for the blog... but want to post about all the nice people I met in Singapore. On october 18th, guided by Yong, designer behind Somewhere Else, we go to visit Michelle & Shian, the nice and passionate girls behind The gentlemen press letterpress and design studio... Frédérique, my wife, was with me, and she can shoot while we werre talking about paper and ink ;) Hope we can do it more often...
The gentlemen press / And before you ask, I wear a shirt by the unrefinery
Lux Fructus by Marcel Buerkle packaging / october 27th (2012) / 10.03 PM / from Ubud, Bali
I was lucky to work with Marcel on a project, that sadly would not come to life... this happen ! Anyway, I was very happy to see his new project on his great blog inspirare, amazing color mix... I can't wait to post it ! www.behance.net/CUBEN-Lux-Fructus-Fruit-Wine-Packaging
Tom Emil Olsen identity / october 25th (2012) / 12.41 AM / from Anomalie coffee - Ubud - Bali
The work of Tom Emil Olsen is the perfect exemple of how photos, and how they are worked, can be a big part of a graphic language. Identity is not limited to a logo...


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