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A small group of parents prayerfully gathered with a burden for their children.
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Skipping the length of time varies. If it is a continuous fast-paced jump rope, preferably not more than 10 minutes, otherwise the heart will be overwhelmed. If the jump for a while, then break for a while, every 30 minutes is appropriate. Exercise based on individual and specific requirements may be manual. Do not force yourself to what must be the standard.
NEWS FROM PERCY DAWSON It was Dr. Dill who suggested that I send him a photo of my hiking pal and me, and that I write something to go with it. So I am going to answer some possible questions which my picture and my name might be expected to call forth. THE PHYSIOLOGIST 43 Doubtless it will be asked how I came to ride the cycle ergometer at the age of ninety. This is the story. As a boy I played lacrosse and cricket and made frequent excursions for collecting insects and fossils. In 1889 I matriculated at McGill. I had been handicapped from childhood by respiratory troubles during the winter months, and my attacks became so severe that I withdrew from McGill, went south and entered Hopkins. While there I played (point and counterpoint) for four years on the lacrosse team. For the latter my training was an all year process which I continued with more or less strictness all the rest of my life. The result was that, for a person with a sedentary occupation, I could do remarkable feats of endurance, nothing Olympic but things out of the ordinary in hiking over the moun- tains and plains. In addition to these hygienic habits, I for many years rode strenuous- ly a cycle ergometer in my laboratory. With this apparatus I made re- searches and I also used it in teaching - with every four students I rode once and then one of them rode once, and the four wrote up the two sets of results. About fifteen years ago I had found hiking inconvenient and had given it up, although I still continued rope-skipping, deep knee bends and dumb- bells. About twelve years ago at a Harvard dinner in Palo Alto, I ran across a retired geologist and mine promoter, who is a few years younger than I. In spite of his advantage in age and strength, he was willing to humble himself to my speed in hiking, and so we became an inseparable pair. We walk all year once a week on the mountain roads. At first it was eight miles, later only six - three up and three down. The cycle ride at Stanford was a magnification of one of these walks. The second question is not professional but a matter of human interest to those who have known me personally. Why did I leave an associate professorship at the Johns Hopkins Medical School to become a graduate student at the Harvard Divinity School? I was a promising young physiologist in 1904, but between 1902 and 1909 I gradually became more and more interested in more general prob- lems of social welfare and spent more and more time and thought on social settlements, recreation centers, city governments, trade unions and so forth. I had not known the World before, and it came to me as a shock that, while Science is so splendid, Society is so awful! I thought to myself, 'Science has been the growing point of our culture in the Nine- teenth Century, but in the Twentieth Century it is Society that is to be straightened out and cleaned up or we shall all be lost! " Then I thought that if I left physiology for welfare work I would have to choose between some secular social service organization and the church. I thought that my intellectual and cultural equipment would be better suited to the church, and moreover, I knew pastors who had done fine work for social improve- ment. For a while matters drifted, then suddenly Dr. Osler asked: 'Would you accept a professorship at McGill?" . . . I went to Harvard, and later from there to a church in Ann Arbor, Michigan. 44 THE PHYSIOLOGIST In 1913 I joined the physiological staff at the University of Wisconsin. I was an instructor at $1200 a year, but I was in splendid company. I found that the teaching of physiology to medics was not so progressive as at Hopkins, and was dissatisfied. But by a series of welcome oppor- tunities, I arrived at a practically independent position, still teaching physiology but with only students of Physical Education to care for. I was at home in this atmosphere, for I had always regarded Physical Education as a most important branch of Preventive Medicine. Gradually I became as interested in the problem of teaching as in those of physiology, and with that Alexander Meikeljohn appeared on the scene to establish the Experimental College at the University of Wisconsin. Oh, how I longed to be in on this new pedagogical adventure! Then quite unexpect- edly Meikeljohn offered me a position on his staff. I hesitated, then said, "I have an experimental college of my own which I cannot neglect but I shall accept a half-time job. " Long after this he told me, " I wanted you. I heard you quote from Harold Joachim's "Nature of Truth" and said to myself, 'That's the sort of scientist I want. " I do not think that any more of my biography is called for on this occasion, so I shall end by telling what I am doing now. I am studying my own life and writing an autobiography. This is for me a difficult task, for I know enough of the canons of historical criticism and of psy- chology to make me very cautious, skeptical and critical of my memory and material, which is abundant. Also I need to be very insensitive for the proper debunking of myself. A Note from D. B. Dill Observations of Percy Dawson's performance on the bicycle ergo- meter last summer extended the laboratory record of his work tolerance to 49 years; his first paper published in the "American Journal of Physi- ology", Vol. 50, recorded measurements begun in 1914. It was my pleasure on July 27 to help Karl Wasserman of the Dept. of Medicine, Stanford University School of Medicine, make quite a complete record of Dawson's responses to a 30-minute ride in which he reached an oxy- gen consumption of 1.5 liters per minute. The results are being pre- pared for publication. A word about his hiking pal, Augustus Locke. He was born in North Adams, Mass., 1883 and holds four Harvard degrees: B. A., 1904, S. B., 1905, E. M., 1909, and Sc.D., 1913. For his record in geology see Who's Who in America.
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The Lane by night and day
Well what a great idea which has brought some real life to Palmwoods. Friday night and Saturday morn you will find some great happenings in The Lane....
On Friday night the twinkling lights and smell of delicious cooking draw you in to the little tables scattered in the laneway and in the surrounds.The dress shop is open..as is the fresh veg and grocery store...
And there is cooking in the lane..This time we had booked to eat in cafe D'Orient just nearby which is a real favourite as well but next time it is The Lane......
On Saturday mornings the cafe itself is open for breakfast and coffee...and you have another choice not far way at Belle of the Woods for coffee and home cooking...
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Kolora Park, on the outskirts of Palmwoods, is a lovely place to visit.
There is a freshwater lake, BBQ spots, picnic tables all provided as well as things for the kids to do.
Also there is a lovely little walk round the precinct.
The lake here, used to provide the water requirements for the military camps in the area, have a look at the drinking fountain and the plaque on it for more details.
Choose from Two Coffee Places
You will find two coffee shops almost opposite each other in Margaret Street ,Palmwoods.
One is organic...this is "Milk and Honey", the other Cocoa Tree Cafe has a nice little patio and umbrellas.
Both are very pleasant and serve nice coffee and food but if you prefer organic you know where to go.
Milk and Honey closes 3.30pm
Coffee Tree closes 3.30pm
Being a small town you have to take your chances at weekends.
You can sometimes find shade if you turn right into Fewtell Street and park under the row of shops where "Milk and Honey" lives. There are steps up to street level.
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Located on the edge of the park, is a paved walking trail that took me through rainforest past some small ponds, quite a nice relaxing walk. It is wheelchair friendly.
A nice way to walk off the lunchtime meal!
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Located in Kolora Park is where you find the history of Palmwoods.
I thought this was a great idea. Scattered along the pathway were interpretive boards, with old photo's and information on all the history of Palmwoods. There was information on War time, People, Industry and Farming, maybe more. I read them all, and found them to be very interesting.
How Palmwoods has changed, and still will be changing as I noticed many new housing sub-divisions in the surrounding areas where I once viewed Pineapples growing!
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Want somewhere for a nice picnic after visiting the big Pineapple markets?
Why not head towards Nambour and turn into the Palmwoods road, follow it a short way and just before heading under the Railway bridge is Kolora Park.
Now, if you haven't lunch with you, I can recomment the Bakery on the otherside of the Railway Bridge, but if you have meat, then you will find the BBQ shelter with free BBQs to use. Plenty of picnic tables, a playground, toilets and a Lagoon with Ducks make this a nice setting for a lunchtime meal.
There is even a gazebo set out a little into the Lagoon and surrounded by Palms, very nice!
Make sure you watch children though, don't want them wandering into the lagoon and drowning!
The Lagoon was used as a water supply point for up to 50,000 troops located in the Sunshine Coast and its hinterland during WW2.
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Send an EMail to your friends
Yes in Margaret street , Palmwoods you will find computers available for internet access. Not in my day! So give your friends a thrill. send one from Palmwoods and support local business! That will be a feather in your cap.
They are good at solving problems too...it is actually a computer business and not just an internet cafe. There are various pieces of "ware" for sale. Is it soft or hard? who knows. they will.
Walk Through History
When walking to the Memorial Clock you look down you will notice plaques set into the footpath to remember people who were involved in the development of Palmwoods. This was a project of the Progress Association in 2000. It is interesting to read the names and recognise street and place names and to realise that these folk did exist and are rembered by their families.
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Picnic at the 'Duck Ponds'
The lagoon at Kolora Park once acted as part of the water supply for Australian troops stationed at in the Sunshine Coast hinterland during WWII.
Today it is a popular place for picnics and family gatherings. There are shelters, barbeques and amenities. It is the venue for the annual Carols by Candlelight.
The lagoon is home for many families of ducks - hence the local name 'Palmwoods Duck Ponds'
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Go Dancing
Well in the other Palmwoods tips you will read about the dancing and the Palmwoods Hall.
But I have to add my bit as I have been around the Sunshine Coast Dances and further out for longer than any of the other members...so email me if you are a young "buck" and you want to benefit from my knowledge and experience.
And wise23girl stayed with me...she did not go back across the highway!
Go swimming
There is a very nice swimming pool in Palmwoods these days. Parking is easy and the location is easy to find.
That is a big benefit as the Sunshine Coast across the highway is much busier than the hinterland.
There is a full size pool and a small safe pool for young children. As it can be quite warm in summer this is a great boon to the population especially as many are still on tank water so cannot have a pool in their own back yard.
Hey I just found out it is "An Aquatic Centre"...so where is "the pool"...LOL
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Rick's Diner on a Sunday
Rick's was the mechanic/petrol station in Palmwoods. The mechanics' workshop has expanded and moved and the old shop is now a diner - very popular for brunch on Sundays especially with motorbike riders. There is also a well stocked general store (essentials only - not a supermarket).
It is famous for homemade burgers and was featured on the Queensland Tourism television program 'The Great Southeast'.
Come on in and meet the owner Rick who spreads his time between the mechanics' workshop and the diner.
Check out the Palmwoods Pub
Well we loved the atmosphere and the meals....the men especially were fascinated by the mirror in the toilets...see my cultural tip!
And if you like steak...well it is pretty good.
This is a family owned hotel and has been renovated not too many years ago.
And you are in luck...there is a courtesy bus
that operates within 10km radius of the hotel. Pick up areas include Buderim, Nambour, Mooloolah and Montville.
Even though parking is not a problem
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Go Dancing
The War Memorial Hall has long been the centre for social activity in Palmwoods. It is the venue for many activities including the monthly dance.
This is a traditional ballroom dance where a master of ceremonies announces the dances - Gentleman, please choose your partners for the waltz!
Not far to many attractions
If you do happen to be staying in Palmwoods with friends or even the caravan park you are not far from many attractions.
There is a lovely park right in the centre of Palmwoods itself.
There are nice places to eat in town as well.
You are so close to the Big Pineapple which is an icon of the Sunshine Coast even though the complex has seen better days.
Then you can drive up to Montville by either of two routes...one is the very winding main road but there is also the Razorback road. Montville has magnificent views of the coast as well as little shops and a myriad of eating places.
Then it is not far to Nambour which is just hanging on...just...to that country town feel.
You can also drive to the coast and the beautiful beaches of the Sunshine Coast.
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Arizona Cardinals
Ryan Swope brings speed, work ethic and motivation to Arizona Cardinals
Ryan Swope was an incredibly productive receiver at Texas A&M.
Over the course of four seasons -- three of which were spent exclusively as a wide receiver -- Swope caught 252 passes for 3,117 yards and 24 touchdowns.
Then, in preparation for the NFL Draft, Swope ran a 4.34 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine, posted a 4.25 second 20-yard shuttle, and showed a 37-inch vertical jump. By the way, that 40-yard dash time was tied for second-best among all the receivers in Indianapolis that week.
At 6-foot and 205-pounds, Swope has good size, too.
Yet, the Arizona Cardinals were able to snag the player in the sixth round because he comes to the NFL with a history of concussions.
"I was a little disappointed, to be honest with you, when that blew up," Swope told Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf about the questions about his health. "My career at A&M, I never missed a game and I've always been 100 percent healthy.
"That's part of it, that's part of being a football player. You go across the middle and you get hit a couple times, but you've got to be a tough player."
Back in the day, that mentality was expected and rewarded. However, there is a renewed emphasis on concussions and the damage they cause, which is why Swope, for all his talent and toughness, lasted until the 174th pick in the draft.
But as far as the player is concerned, injuries are not -- and will not be -- an issue.
"I feel great," he said. "It's not slowing me down, that's for sure."
Fair enough.
Swope will be joining one of the team's deeper groups, as the Cardinals already feature Pro Bowler Larry Fitzgerald along with former first round pick Michael Floyd, mainstay Andre Roberts, and a host of other roster hopefuls.
He views heading to Arizona "as a true blessing," though, and added he could not be happier with how things worked out.
And, as Swope says, the Cardinals are adding a player whose biggest strength is his ability to read a defense.
"As a slot you've really got to get a feel for defenses," he said.
Of course, he's also someone who will work hard to learn and improve in his craft, doing all he can to get "mentally right."
Oh, and he also admitted that his draft slide left him with a bit of extra motivation.
"It gives me a chip, for sure," he said. "I really couldn't be happier to be in Phoenix and to be an Arizona Cardinal, but it's definitely going to drive me and give me that chip on my shoulder and push me that much more."
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FORT MYERS, Fla.—More than half a year later, it's still there. The shadow of Manny Ramirez has not yet lifted from the Red Sox.
The Hall of Fame slugger is now long gone but clearly not forgotten, at least among some parties among both the Red Sox and their followers. Certain episodes notwithstanding, the slugger's performance during his almost eight years in Boston was so otherworldly that his absence is felt.
David Ortiz, for one, seems to feel exposed by the fact that the man who offered him lineup protection is no longer there. The Sox' failed pursuit of Mark Teixeira this offseason—and decision not to pursue another free-agent bat—led Ortiz to sound a note of concern upon his arrival in spring training.
"Whenever you can add a slugger to your lineup, it does nothing but help," said Ortiz. "I know we missed Manny last year. Who's your cleanup hitter? Whenever your cleanup hitter goes away from your lineup, it hurts you."
In some ways, Ortiz can be forgiven that sentiment. His partnership with Ramirez was incredibly fruitful. And last year, following the trade of his longtime lineup partner, Ortiz seemed at times to see few pitches to crush, playing into a streak of 19 straight games in which he didn't homer (matching the longest drought of his Red Sox career).
All the same, while Ortiz' concern is perhaps understandable, it's based on specious logic, playing more into "The Myth of Manny" than what actually happened when the slugger was and was not a member of the Red Sox last year. If the reality was different than the perception of Ortiz and others, the rumors of the Red Sox' offensive demise in the coming season may be greatly exaggerated.
So, what actually took place last year, and what does it mean going forward?
Ramirez played his final game as a Red Sox on July 30, a 9-2 loss to the Angels that marked the eighth time that month that Boston had scored two or fewer runs in a game. The team's record sat at 61-48 (.560), and the offense had averaged 4.94 runs per game, eighth in the majors.
With Ramirez gone and Jason Bay in Boston, the Sox went an American League-best 34-19 (.642) and averaged 5.79 runs a game, most in the majors over the last two months. Those numbers came despite the continued injury issues for Ortiz, as well as the absence of both Mike Lowell and J.D. Drew for significant stretches of time.
The event defied logic. How could the Sox—especially while playing short-handed—possibly improve in the absence of Ramirez?
The task was made easier by the fact that Ramirez hadn't been performing up to his Hall of Fame standards. Though he was the best player in baseball once he landed with the Dodgers, he had performed at a level that, while All-Star caliber, was not superhuman as a member of the Sox.
Ramirez hit .299 with a .398 OBP and .529 slugging mark, as well as 20 homers and 68 RBIs, as a member of the Sox. Those numbers, while good, could be replaced.
"What Manny did when he went to L.A., nobody's going to do that. He wasn't doing that with us. He was good, but he wasn't off the charts," said Sox manager Terry Francona. "We viewed it that we were trying to improve as a team, not necessarily in one area, but trying to improve as a team."
Indeed they did. The Sox enjoyed better production from both the cleanup spot of the lineup and from the position of left field after the departure of Ramirez than before.
Clearly, both Jason Bay (who assumed Ramirez' vacated spot in left field) and Kevin Youkilis (who became the primary cleanup hitter down the stretch) played huge roles in that development.
"I think a lot of people were surprised with the amount of runs we scored after Manny was gone," said Boston hitting coach Dave Magadan. "I wasn't surprised. I knew the type of player that Jason Bay was. I had him for a little bit in San Diego. I knew what he was going to bring to our offense."
As for Youkilis, while there has been a school of thought that he represents a less than ideal cleanup hitter, it's difficult to find fault with his presence at that spot. He ranked among American League leaders in most major statistical categories, including cleanup-worthy areas like slugging (.579, 3rd), OBP (.390, 6th), OPS (.958, 4th), RBIs (115, 4th) and extra-base hits (76, 4th).
"That was kind of the impression: 'Oh, it's Kevin Youkilis hitting fourth.' Kevin Youkilis drove in 115 runs with 29 homers," Magadan said. "If you look at the numbers, they didn't hold true with the perception."
The great concern for Ortiz has always been that, without Ramirez or a similar slugger batting behind him, the pitches to hit will be few and far between. In some ways, that fear seemed to come to fruition last year.
Before the trade deadline, Ortiz walked 35 times in 272 plate appearances, or once every 7.8 trips to the dish. After, he took 35 free passes in just 219 plate appearances, or one for every 6.3 times he batted.
Yet most of the spike in Ortiz' walks occurred in August. By September, pitchers had adjusted to two realities: because of his injured wrist, they could attack Ortiz; and because of Youkilis' excellence, they'd better not pitch around Ortiz to put a runner on first for the top Sox power hitter of last season.
From September 5 through the end of the year, Ortiz walked just six times, averaging one jog to first for every 14.0 plate appearances.
"As a hitter, you have to be careful worrying about who's hitting behind me, who's hitting in front of me," said Magadan. "A hitter the caliber of David, if you've got a big stud hitting behind you, it's obviously going to work to your benefit. But I have a lot of confidence in Kevin Youkilis.
"Kevin put up some big numbers for us last year, and I have no problem with him hitting fourth. I think as the season goes on, and David realizes what an effect Youk can have on the hitters in front of and behind him, that subject won't be brought up very much this year."
Ortiz appears to be swinging more aggressively this spring than he did at the end of last year when he struggled with injuries. Magadan said that the tentativeness that was evident as the slugger tried to avoid a recurrence of his wrist injury—something that rendered him vulnerable to fastballs up in the zone—is no longer apparent.
Presuming that Ortiz is back at full strength, pitchers may well give him the kid-glove treatment. If they do, the Sox don't believe that will hinder their offense. To the contrary, they are optimistic that they have a lineup that can thrive even if opponents pitch around Ortiz.
"David had that luxury of hitting in front of Manny for a lot of years, but not everyone in the majors had that luxury but still put up numbers," said third baseman Mike Lowell. "We've got about five legit guys who can hit 20-plus homeruns. You've got the AL MVP that's probably going to be hitting in front of David. So he's going to be in a spot where he can do a lot of damage.
"May he walk more? Sure, why not? Manny walked a ton when I hit behind him. But his numbers were still there. So I'm not worried about David having his numbers. I think David just has to make sure he's healthy and then he'll be able to put up his numbers."
There were times when members of the Sox couldn't help but notice the absurd performance of Ramirez in the playoffs for the Dodgers. He seemed, at times, a one-man, dreadlocked wrecking crew.
The Sox offense, meanwhile, struggled, averaging just 3.87 runs per nine innings. With the Sox falling just short of the World Series, losing 3-1 in Game 7 of the ALCS to the Tampa Bay Rays, it became easy to imagine greener grass from elsewhere. Yet it also became easy to exaggerate how green that grass might be.
Even in the playoffs, it would be hard to make the case that the absence of Ramirez proved crippling. Bay was superb, hitting .341 with a .471 OBP, .634 slugging, three homers and nine runs batted in, while Youkilis proved solid during the postseason run, hitting .292/.346/.500 with two homers and seven RBIs. (In 39 playoff games with the Sox, Ramirez hit .329/.431/.584 with 11 homers and 36 RBIs—better than Youkilis' 2008 postseason, but not as good as Bay's.)
Moreover, it's all but impossible to say whether the Sox missed Ramirez based on a single postseason. A five- or seven-game series is no time to draw adequate conclusions about a lineup, or to conclude that the middle of the Sox lineup was inadequate.
"After we lost to Tampa in Game 7, I saw an article about how the reason that the Phillies and the Rays were in the World Series was because their 3-4 hitters were better than our 3-4 hitters," said Magadan. "My jaw dropped when I read that. Every single statistical category you could come up with, we were better than them, per game.
"When you take a small sample size of just seven games, certainly it's going to be different," he continued. "But I think, over the course of the season, I'll take my chances with Ortiz and Youkilis."
Indeed, Ramirez had been effectively—or at least largely—replaced by Bay. The offensive woes of the Sox likely reflected upon other absences from the lineup. In particular, the loss of Mike Lowell and continued un-Papi-ish-ness of Ortiz impaired the Boston offense in the postseason.
"I think what's maybe misconstrued is that we got beat up physically at the end of the year," said Francona. "The team that we thought we wanted, we didn't have on the field. That was some of the reason that, offensively, maybe we didn't do what we wanted to at the end."
Make no mistake: all things being equal, the Sox would have been thrilled to add Mark Teixeira to their lineup this offseason, even at a cost of $170 million for eight years. On paper, doing so could have vaulted the team from being one of the best offenses in the majors to, quite possibly, the best.
But without the addition of the switch-hitting first baseman, there seems little reason to pine for the departed Ramirez, or to suggest that the Sox must acquire a slugger or risk offensive inadequacy.
"What team wouldn't want another guy who could hit 30 homeruns? ... Obviously, Teixeira was a guy everyone was talking about and we pursued him, but especially if Mikey Lowell is healthy, we're a pretty good team," said Magadan. "We've won a lot of games over the last two years with Mikey Lowell, Kevin Youkilis and the rest of the guys in our lineup. I'm a believer that we'll be just fine offensively."
If so, then perhaps the shadow of Ramirez will finally be cast off, once and for all.
The guys react to what Don Banks had to say and get into some more thoughts on Deflategate. Are McNally and Jastremski ever going to break their silence and give their side of the story? Price says yes ... eventually.
Don Banks talks with the NFL Sunday boys about his reaction to Brady's appeal, where we go from here and the NFL's motives and decisions throughout the process. He also gets into the Pats offseason so far and their weakness at CB. Don gives his take on the AFC East this year and how some of the Pats' rivals have improved.
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Greg Dickerson and John Tomase discuss the amazing season for the Celts and if they have any chance against Lebron and the Cleveland Cavs in a seven game series. If they do, HOW ... how do they get it done?
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Don Sweeney, who was hired as the Bruins general manager yesterday speaks with Dale and Holley about his new position and where the Bruins go from here.
The awesomely knowledgeable Fluto Shinzawa calls DJ, Naoko and Pete to talk about his thoughts on the future of the B's. He discusses his column from earlier this week on Cam Neely wanting to give Claude the ax earlier in the season but not getting the ok. Fluto shares his thoughts on Chiarelli's firing, the future for Claude and where the Bruins should go from here. He also gives his opinion on potential moves the team can make, who would fit in here, his thoughts on the NHL playoffs so far and more.
In the final hour of the "midseason finale" as DJ likes to call it, the crew discuss more about the future of the Bruins franchise, the possible power struggle in the front office and who should be the head coach going forward. They talk to intelligent and talented Fluto Shinzawa about all of these thing and more in an excellent interview, and finally, DJ says THANK YOU!
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The guys discussed Rick Porcello getting another start.
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The guys discuss some of the WORST moments in each of the 4 sports.
Ben Affleck is rumored to have been involved with "Wolf of Wall Street" star Margot Robie. Jared Fogle was raided by FBI on suspicions of Child Pornogrophy. A couple paid 100K to ensure their baby would be a BOY.
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Ben, Russ & Alex discuss the Revs continued downfall & argue over The Mighty Ducks movie franchise
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Beach Road Chalet
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House / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 4
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House / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 4
|Key Info
Beach Road Chalet is situated within the grounds of Beach Road Chalet Park in the village of Scratby near Great Yarmouth. The chalet sleeps four people and has one double and one twin bedroom, a shower room, and an open plan living area with a fitted kitchen, a dining area and a sitting area. Outside the chalet has off road parking for two cars, and shared use of lawned grounds and an outdoor swimming pool. With fantastic shared facilities and many attractions, including a lovely beach, all nearby, Beach Road Chalet is an ideal base for a family holiday in Norfolk.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|Family friendly
|Suitable for children over 5
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Private outdoor pool (heated)
|Private outdoor pool (heated), Private outdoor pool (unheated), Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Shared outdoor pool (heated)
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Double beds (1)
|Private outdoor pool (unheated), Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Private outdoor pool (heated), Shared outdoor pool (heated), Private garden
|Parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details
Electric panel heating. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, TV with Freeview, DVD. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off road parking for 2 cars. Small, private outdoor sitting area. Shared use of communal lawned grounds and on-site swimming pool (open June to September). Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shops 5 mins walk, pub 2 mins walk. Beach 5 mins walk. Note: Scratby village has several chalet and caravan parks. Guests staying at Beach Road Chalet Park can use the facilities that are available in the other parks (some facilities will be at additional cost).
The East Anglia region
Picturesque rolling Fens, unspoilt beaches, and pretty waterways – East Anglia is a dream holiday destination. Norfolk offers beaches, saltmarshes and quaint villages whilst equally as charming are the coast and countryside of Suffolk.
On the east coast of Norfolk, the village of Scratby has a sandy beach,good for surfing, and has a village pub, shop and restaurant within easy reach. This is an ideal base for exploring the other coastal resorts, from quiet villages to larger resorts such as Great Yarmouth, which has a wide range of amenities including arcades, funfair rides, swimming pool, candy-floss stalls, golfing and Esplanade gardens. Scratby is also very well placed for enjoying a day messing about on boats on the beautiful Norfolk Broads, or shopping and enjoying the night life in cultural Norwich.
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This wooden Challah board set by Yair Emanuel includes a board and a matching knife and stand, all embellished with hand-painted oriental designs. Read more
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Perfect for adding a splash of color and interest to your Shabbat or holiday table, this wooden Challah board set, complete with matching knife and stand, is a stunning example of Judaica art. The beautifully crafted board, knife and stand are all decorated with incredibly intricate, hand-painted with colorful oriental designs which are bound to astound the beholder.
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Frances Ann "Fannie" Burkhart was the 1st born daughter of Leander and Melissa Burkhart who had crossed the Oregon Trail, arriving in Albany, Oregon Territory in 1847, where Fannie was born nine years later on Aug 6, 1856. She was one of six children who lived with her parents on their donation land claim and attended school, as Leander and Melissa felt a good education was important to both boys and girls. Following completion of high school, Fannie was sent to attend school in Portland, Oregon at St.Helen's Hall, which is now Oregon Episcopal School. Prior to that it appears her parents took her on a trip to San Francisco, probably as a graduation present, as I found in her photo album a picture that was taken in San Francisco where her hair is beautifully coiffured, she has nice earrings and she looks so grown up, but not ill. She began attending St.Helen's Hall on Monday, Oct 30th, 1876. She would board the train which would stop not far from her house and take the two hour ride past the open fields up to the thriving town of Portland. She enjoyed school, although she missed her family, but, by Sept 1878 she had become ill, because she mentions her illness in a diary she kept (which was originally supposed to be a journal for her to use to keep track of all expenses). Instead she used it to express her thoughts and it quickly became the diary of a young girl growing up away from home in the late 1800's. She said she had been taking some medicine for three months "and it does so little good."
By late March, 1879 she was quite sick, writing "I was so tired all day." On March 26th, 1879 she wrote, "Am very sick. I believe I was never so sick in my life." She had come back home to stay by this time as she no longer had the strength to attend classes.
Her last entry was written on April 16th, 1879,
and reads "I am so discouraged have felt so sick so long. I almost think I will never get well."
She died of "Consumption", what is now called TB, on July 28th, 1879. She was only 23 years old. She is buried at Riverside Cemetery, Albany, Linn County, Oregon with other members of her family.
I have her original leather bound diary (and many pictures) which I transcribed in 1990. It is funny in many places, about daily life at St.Helen's Hall and how she tried to act like an adult but often was just a school girl. She even had a suitor at one point. She was a sweet girl who died too soon.
A Special Thank You to Sue for framing all of Fannie's photos! Another sweet, gentle soul.
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Taddeo's son Agnolo painted the Cappella Castellani (1385) with delightful frescoes depicting the life of St Nicholas (later transformed into 'Santa Claus') and was also responsible for the frescoes above the altar.
From the transept chapels a doorway designed by Michelozzo leads into a corridor, off which is the Sagrestia , an enchanting 14th-century room dominated on the left by Taddeo Gaddi's fresco of the Crucifixion. There are also a few relics of St Francis on show, including his cowl and belt. Through the next room, the church bookshop, you can access the Scuola del Cuoio , a leather school where you can see bags being fashioned and buy the finished products.
At the end of the corridor is a Medici chapel with a fine two-tone altarpiece in glazed terracotta by Andrea della Robbia.
Brunelleschi designed the second of Santa Croce's two serene cloisters just before his death in 1446. His unfinished Cappella de' Pazzi at the end of the first cloister is notable for its harmonious lines and restrained terracotta medallions of the Apostles by Luca della Robbia, and is a masterpiece of Renaissance architecture. It was built for, but never used by, the wealthy banking family destroyed in the 1478 Pazzi Conspiracy – when papal sympathisers sought to overthrow Lorenzo il Magnifico and the Medici dynasty.
Located off the first cloister, the Museo dell'Opera di Santa Croce features a Crucifixion by Cimabue, restored to the best degree possible after flood damage in 1966, when more than 4m of water inundated the Santa Croce area. Other highlights include Donatello's gilded bronze statue St Louis of Toulouse (1424), originally placed in a tabernacle on the Orsanmichele facade; a wonderful terracotta bust of St Francis receiving the stigmata by the della Robbia workshop; and frescoes by Taddeo Gaddi, including The Last Supper (1333).