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New book loaded with history of Castle football
PARADISE, Ind. - The history of Castle High School football wouldn't be complete without the story of the helmets.
That is, the famous white helmets the Knights wear, with the blue Chicago Bears-style letter "C" on the side.
John Gilles first heard the story when he was researching a book he's just published, "Castle High School Football: The First 50 years."
An assistant coach for the current team and a 1993 Castle graduate, Gilles got to talking to Pat Lockyear. A teacher and head softball coach at the school, Lockyear was a member of the 1982 Class AAA state champions. But even though the Knights were working on an unbeaten record that year, Lockyear was worried.
"Pat told his dad that he noticed that the teams that win state championships all wore colored helmets, not white helmets," said Gilles. "He told his dad, 'We have to change our helmets to colored helmets.' "
That didn't happen, of course, as Castle went on to finish undefeated and capture its first state football title.
Stories like that, along with gobs of statistics and photographs and hundreds of names, fill Gilles' 216-page hardbound book. Each book costs $40 and is available at firstname.lastname@example.com, through castlefootballthefirst50years.com or at Knights home games. Money raised from the book's sales will go to the Castle football program.
Gilles got the idea in 2007 when Cheryl Conti, the mother of Castle defensive back Joey Conti, told Gilles about a similar book she'd seen.
"With 50 years (of Castle football) coming up, I thought, 'How great would that be?' " said Gilles.
Pretty great, it turned out. Not to mention a lot of work.
Gilles began putting the book together in early 2008. Most of the time he worked at night, usually for a couple of hours after he and his wife Kim put their three daughters to bed.
"It seemed like every time I called (his house) and Kim answered the phone, she'd say, 'He's on his computer,' " said current Castle coach Doug Hurt, a member of the 1994 state championship team. "It's way more work than I would have been willing to do."
Said Gilles: "I really didn't realize what I was getting into."
But Gilles stuck with it.
He scrolled through reams of microfilmed copies of The Evansville Courier, The Evansville Press, The Sunday Courier & Press and The Evansville Courier & Press at Central Library. He searched the school's yearbooks all the way back to Castle's first year, in 1959, when it played a junior varsity schedule. And he talked to or found out information about former coaches and players.
There was Phil Aramowicz, a Reitz and Evansville College graduate, who was the Knights' first head coach; Dave Austill, another Reitz grad who coached Castle from 1964 to 1972; Ken Brumley, a 1964 Castle graduate who became the school's first college football all-American. Of course, there was also John Lidy, who coached Castle's two state championship teams, the second in 1994, and who posted a 209-111 record in 30 years at the school.
Not all of Gilles' research was pleasant. After all, the Knights once had the state's longest losing streak, going 0-19 from 1978 to '79. But shortly after that they compiled a 25-game winning streak that included the 1982 campaign.
Gilles notes Castle's first winning season, in 1968, and its first victory over Boonville, in 1970, featuring a picture of coach Austill being hoisted on the shoulders of his players. He tells the story behind the Castle Shuffle pregame ritual that Lidy adopted late in the '82 season.
"He's been emailing me for the last two years, asking, 'You got something on this, you got something on that?' " said Castle athletics director John Evers, who was an assistant under Lidy from 1976 to '89. "It's been a labor of love for John."
Gilles dug up tales like the time the Knights got Bob Griese — the former Purdue All-American and Super Bowl-winning quarterback for the Miami Dolphins — thrown out of a game.
Gilles credits the story to Brumley.
It took place Sept. 3, 1960, when the Knights played their first official Indiana High School Athletic Association varsity football game, taking on Rex Mundi and its sophomore quarterback, Griese.
Coach Aramowicz devised a play he called "freight train," apparently in an effort to rattle the youngster. It involved Linwood Granderson diving over the center to tackle Griese — before the ball was snapped.
The first time the coach called the play, Granderson just missed hitting Griese. Before the next snap, Granderson again barreled through, only this time he knocked down the quarterback.
Griese got up and kicked Granderson several times. Both benches emptied and Griese was ejected from the game.
Although Rex Mundi went on to win, Castle's early brand of "smashmouth" football had begun. And it's all there between hard covers.
"We both grew up Castle football fans," said Hurt, referring to Gilles. "We were the kids, as he says in the book, hanging on the (bleacher) rails. It's great to go home and flip through the pages and read and relive and remember what you once did."
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As we all know by now, Jazz Fest is rearing its gorgeous head out of the Louisiana swamp, and with that comes some of the world's finest and most talented musicians for two weeks of music and fun.
One of these bands happens to be NOLA's own Brotherhood of Groove, a band well worth checking out. The BOG takes jazz and NOLA funk to a whole new level, while still retaining its roots in the lush sounds and rich history of NOLA music.
The BOG consist of some of NOLA's finest up-and-coming musicians, along with veteran Space frontiersman and funskta himself, Michael Ray, whom we've all seen play with Phish but who also plays with Sun Ra and Kool and the Gang. His phenomenal, upper-register trumpet playing and occasional vocals are quite the compliment to guitarist and chief arranger/composer Brandon Tarricone. Tarricone is one of the most talented new guitarists on the NOLA scene. Tarricone guitar work is phenomenal and his compositions are just as good, and will be considered one of the best in NOLA within time. Dan "FM" Caro has got to be one of, if not the best, new young NOLA drummers. Dan is simply beautiful on the skins and a talent beyond his years. When I see Dan play he seems to be singing and playing melodies on the kit. I don't know who else is playing with the BOG over Jazz Fest, but it could possibly be Mikiel Williams or John Ellis, or Eric Traub (Dr. John) on sax, for I have seen them all. John Stonbely will be laying down the deepest of grooves on the bass.
It is said that on April 27th, the first Sunday of Jazz Fest, BOG will be playing the Sunrise show at the Maple Leaf (Monday morning) and Reed Mathis of Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey will be playing bass as well. Also, Brian Hass of JFJO will be joining the BOG on keys that night for the full show. By the way, Brian and Reed are some of the nuttiest and talented musicians on the jam band scene. If you have never been to the Maple Leaf before, this is a club you don't want to miss. Back in the day James Booker played the Leaf every week. Now the BOG plays every week along with Papa Grows Funk and the Rebirth Brass Band.
The next night, Monday April 28th, the Brotherhood will be warming the stage up for Charlie Hunter's Garage a Trois at the Old Point Bar. This show is normal time and should start right around 10:00pm. The next night the BOG will play at the Blue Nile. This is a new Frenchman St. club that I have not yet been to, but hear is very hip. If you have not yet gotten to check out a full BOG show this is the night; chances are the boys will play three full sets this night, like they often do when the stage is theirs alone.
Wednesday May 1st the BOG is playing at Tower Records, to celebrate and promote sales of their new album. They will be trading sets with Juice. This event starts at 3pm sharp so don't miss it. On May 2nd you will find Brandon Tarricone, guitarist for the BOG, playing at the fair grounds with James Andrews Band plus many other phenomenal New Orleans cats.
Friday May 3rd the BOG will be back at the Old Point Bar playing with the West coast band The Motet. I am not sure what the night will hold, but I have heard rumors of a large New Orleans jam at the end of the night. The close out of fest will have the boys back at the Old Point again for their normal Tuesday nightspot.
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CORPUS CHRISTI - Considering he doesn't turn 18 until Aug. 9, perhaps it's a stretch to put Joseph Gonzales into the elderly category.
But for the Carroll baseball team, Gonzales is a senior citizen of sorts.
The Tigers' catcher is the only senior starter on the junior-laden squad, which returns to Round Rock to defend its Class 5A state championship, beginning with Friday's state semifinal against Lubbock Coronado at Dell Diamond.
In his final season, Gonzales has emerged as a leader, helping to fill the void created by the departures of Mark Blackmar and Adam Hinojosa, the lone senior starters on last year's team.
"He definitely has," shortstop Trey Rodriguez said. "If somebody's not cheering or doing what they're supposed to, he'll get on us and let us know that's not right and not what we're supposed to be doing. He's definitely a leader on this team and one of the key guys we look to."
A year ago, Gonzales wasn't exactly hiding in plain sight, but tended to get lost in the shuffle as he didn't hit, with the Tigers' coaches opting to use the designated hitter in his spot.
"That was tough to swallow," Gonzales said. "At the beginning of last year, I didn't even start and Adam (Hinojosa) started. I finally got things going and started and swallowing that role and not hitting, it was crushing, but I just did whatever was best for the team.
"I swallowed (my pride) and took that role and we had success. Just the route that we took made everything pay off."
The way he handled that role impressed Tigers head coach Lee Yeager.
"We kind of put it on him last year that we just need you to be as good as you can defensively," Yeager said. "I think he understood his role. Whether he liked it or not, I don't know, but he didn't let it bother his play. And that's something you've got to commend him for.
"Sometimes when you get hit for, you don't feel like you're a full part of the team. But his defense was incredible for us. He threw a lot of runners out and it kept him fresh and his mind focused on one thing. He's our guy back there. We're really pleased with his efforts and what he's brought to the table."
This year, Gonzales finds himself hitting again. He brings a .282 average, 1 home run and 22 RBI into the state semifinals. During the playoffs, he's driven in nine runs, including two in the Region IV-4A semifinal against Eagle Pass Winn and one in Game 2 of the regional final clincher against Laredo Alexander.
"I thought it'd be tough," Gonzales said of hitting again. "During the summer, I struggled and struggled. Finally, I got the chance on varsity and once I got that first hit, my confidence just shot up. Ever since then, I've been on a pretty good roll. I haven't been doing great, but I haven't been doing badly (and) I'm still in the lineup."
Yeager also praised Gonzales for taking the occasional back seat to freshman Michael Cantu, who gets the start behind the plate when Courtney Hawkins pitches, as part of the coaches' plan to transition Cantu into the starting role next year.
"He's handled that really well," Yeager said. "We've played the young kid about every third game to get him ready for next year. JoJo understands what we're doing there."
Pretty much what you'd expect from an elder statesman, right?
"I don't really feel like the old guy," Gonzales said with a laugh. "I fit in just right."
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Dogma by Lars Iyer
The sequel to the 2010 hit Spurious—which was acclaimed by the Los Angeles Times, the Guardian, the San Francisco Chronicle, the Times Literary Supplement, and the Washington Post, which called it "fearsomely funny"—Dogma finds Lars and W. still, continually and without cease, arguing, although this time in a different country.
You should never learn from your mistakes, W. says. He never has, he says, which is why he associates with me. And nor have I learned from my mistakes, in all the years of our collaboration. Because I am incapable of learning. Table manners, the art of conversation: what hasn't he tried to teach me? But I have barely learnt to keep my trousers on, W. says. I have barely learnt to sip my tea. Even today, as we walk through the gorse towards the shore, he feels as though he's taking a lunatic out on day release, W. says. Listing my shortcomings above the sound of the breakers, he knows I've already forgotten everything he's said. The roaring of the sea is like the roaring of my stupidity, W. says. It's a terrible sound, but a magnificent one, too. It's the sound of unlearning, he says. It's the sound of Lars, of the chaos that undoes every idea. My stupidity: that's what saves him, W. says. If it weren't for my stupidity, where would he be? He wouldn't have learnt the fundamental lesson, W. says. He wouldn't have understood that the great tasks of thought must begin from a kind La rs Iye r � 8 of non-thought, that achievement -- real achievement -- is only possible once you've passed through the most abject of failures. What would Socrates have been, without knowing that he knew nothing? What would Nicholas of Cusa have been, without his learned ignorance? Isn't that why he's kept me close?, W. says. Isn't that why he's refused to learn from his biggest mistake? W. has no great love of nature, he says as we walk. The sublimity of nature, mountain peaks, the surging ocean, all that: it means nothing to him. He's a man of the city, W. says. And if we're out of the city today -- apolis, as the Greeks would say -- it is only to return to the city refreshed, catching the bus back from Cawsand to Plymouth. His city, W. says. But not for much longer. By what cruel fate will he be made to leave? For what reason will he be forced out? He knows the time will come. He's always known it, which has made his relationship to the city that much more intense. He's always known the city would slip through his fingers. Anyway, he's glad to be out of the college for the day, W. says, as the path rises into Cawsand. He's glad I've flown in from the north. There are rumours in the corridors, he says. There are murmurings in the quadrangle. Compulsory redundancies . . . the restructuring of the college . . . the closure of 9 � Do g ma whole departments, whole faculties . . . It's a bit like ancient Rome, before they stabbed Caesar to death, W. says. Of course, he'll have to leave if he loses his job, W. says. He'll have to take to the roads. Because there's no work here, not in Plymouth, he says. And won't it be the same for me? Won't I eventually be driven out of my city? --`Don't think you're safe', W. says. `Don't think you're going to live out your life in the pubs of Newcastle'. `They're coming to get us', W. says. Who? Who's coming?, I ask him. He's not sure. But somewhere, far away, our fate has already been decided. The end is coming, W. says, he's sure of that. Our end, or the end of the world? --`Both!', W. says. The one is inseparable from the other. Do I see it as he does? Is he the only one who can see the signs? He sees them even now, on this sunny day in Cawsand. He sees them in our honey beer, W. says. In the dog that drops a stone at my feet, wanting me to play with it. In the narrowness of the three-storeyed house opposite. In the name of the pub where we are drinking: The Rising Sun. And in me, too? --`In you above all', W. says. But what sun will rise over us?, W. asks, as he drains his second pint. A black sun, he says. A sun of ashes and darkness. He sees the image in his mind's eye: the man and boy of La rs Iye r � 10 The Road, pushing a shopping cart down an empty highway. Only, in our case, it'll be two men, squabbling over whose turn it is to ride in the cart. Two men with ashes in their hair, exiled from their cities and from all cities. At the bus stop, W. tells me about his current intellectual projects. They can be summed up under the general heading, capitalism and religion, he says. The `and' is designed to be provocative, W. says. He wants to provoke the new atheists, he says. There's nothing more infuriating than the new atheists. Of course, by religion, W. means Judaism. And by Judaism, he means the Judaism of Cohen and Rosenzweig. If only the new atheists could read Rosenzweig and Cohen, W. says. If only he could read, really read, Rosenzweig and Cohen, he says. And by capitalism? Our world, W. says. Our whole lives . . . Hasn't capitalism entered a new phase?, W. says. Hasn't it entered every particle, element and moment of our lives? Capitalism and religion . . . He'd appreciate my input as a Hindu, W. says, as the bus arrives. What would a Hindu make of all this?, he wonders. But he knows I have no answer. My Hinduism has no depth, W. says. He can't believe in it, not really. --`Convince me', he says. `Convince me you're a Hindu. In what does your Hinduism consist?' I come from a long line of Hindus, he knows that, W. La rs Iye r � 1 2 says. Generations of Brahmin priests, performing rites and ceremonies! Generations of descendants of the great sages, full of sacred knowledge, trained in reading the holy scriptures. But what do I actually know about Hinduism?, W. wonders. If he drew a Venn diagram with the set Hinduism and the set Lars, where would they intersect? But capitalism, now, W. says, as we find our seats. There I might know something. Didn't I come into contact with the essence of capitalism during my long periods of warehouse work and unemployment? Didn't I learn what it was really about, as I stapled gaudy pictures of Hindu gods to the walls of my work cubicle? W. has always been in awe of my years in the world, as he calls them. --`How did you survive out there?' I barely survived, of course, W. says. I nearly didn't survive . . . But that makes my experiences even more valuable, W. says. Capitalism and religion, W. says. Or, in my case, failed capitalism and failed religion. Somehow, I'm the key to his project, W. says. Somehow I'm the key to the copula, though he's not sure how. At Whitsand, the bus stops to let on some of the famous Poles of Plymouth. There are hundreds of them working in the bars and caf�s, W. says. Thousands of Poles with shining faces! They've brought grace to his city, he says. Grace and refinement. W. muses upon the troubled history of Poland -- how, 1 3 � Do g ma over centuries, the borders of the country have moved outward and inward like a concertina, accompanying the melancholy music of war, genocide and occupation, the great lament of Old Europe. He hears it still, W. says. It sounds through his blood. Didn't his father's family come to England, generations ago, because of old European pogroms? Isn't W., too, a Polish immigrant? As we stretch our legs on the ferry to Devonport, we remember the Polish waitress who served us at W.'s favourite caf�. How gentle she was! How generous! She had everything we lacked, he says. A delicate intelligence . . . Wit . . . Poise . . . I was moved, W. says, he could see that. I blushed. I fumbled for words. I should find myself a Plymouth Pole, W. says. That might be my path to redemption. But even a Plymouth Pole would need to be courted, W. says. You have to court women, W. says. You can't just jump into bed with them. He courted Sal for eight months, he says. He plied her with gin, and she burned CDs for him. Those were the best of times, W. says. The uncertainty. The intoxication. They were drunk six nights out of seven. But what would I know of all that? There's no tenderness in me, W. says. Lust, yes. A kind of animal craving. Foam on the lips. I'm like one of those monkeys in the zoo with an inflamed arse -- what are they called? Oh yes, mandrills. I'm the mandrill of romance, W. says. `Watch!', says W. It's the famous sequence of the chicken dancing in an amusement arcade booth, from Herzog's film Stroszek. Bruno, the film's protagonist, puts a few quarters in the slot and wanders off to shoot himself. The chicken dances, bobbing on its claws. The chicken dances, its comb wobbling, its wattle swinging, its black eyes manic . . . Bruno and the others have come to America to escape the old world. They've come to escape the past! And what does Bruno find? The dancing chicken, W. says. Herzog speaks of finding images adequate to the world, to the state of the world, W. says. --`The chicken is one of those images, don't you see?' I see. Stroszek: didn't Ian Curtis watch the film just before he killed himself? He saw the chicken, W. says. He really saw it, and it was too much for him. Perhaps it'll be the same with us. Perhaps America will be too much for us. Ah, why do we get invited on these lecture tours?, W. says. What do people expect? In truth, we should refuse all invitations. We shouldn't go anywhere! Isn't Bruno's fate a warning to us all, that we should go nowhere near America? The chicken is cosmic, that's what we have to understand, 15 � Do g ma W. says. It's a bit like that statue I have in my flat. Who is it supposed to be again? Lord Shiva as Nataraja, I tell him. The cosmic dancer. Ah yes, he remembers, W. says. The dance of the cosmos, the cosmos as a dance, all that sort of thing. `What's your cosmic dance like?', W. asks. `It's the funky chicken, isn't it? Go on, fat boy. Dance'. W. likes to watch me dance, he says. It's so improbable. So graceless. W. admires my non-dancing, as he calls it. I am a non-dancer, he says. But the `non-' of my non-dancing is not privative, that's the secret, he says. It's liberatory! I'm not like the others, who only dance in their chains. I'm not a victim of choreography. Of course, I'm also a non-thinker, W. says, which is in no way liberatory. --`You seem to think. You look like you're thinking, but in fact you're doing nothing of the sort'. He grants that I feel a great deal -- I am subject to great waves of pathos -- but that's not the same as thinking. `You're a pathetic man, but not a thinking man', W. says. Still, W. suspects that the power of thinking -- his thinking -- might be joined to my non-thinking. Might the attempt to think messianism, the current stage of W.'s Denkweg, his thought-path, require a kind of pathos? Perhaps there's something like a messianic mood, W. muses. The chicken won't stop. That's what's etched into the runoff groove of the last Joy Division album. The chicken won't La rs Iye r � 1 6 stop: it's like a mantra to W. --`You won't stop, will you?', he says. That's part of the horror: I show no signs of stopping. But it's part of my glory, too. Who am I amusing? Not even him. And certainly not anyone else. Innocence . . . artlessness . . . a kind of childlike simplicity . . . In my best moments, I really do resemble Bruno Stroszek, W. says. In my best moments, he emphasises. Otherwise I resemble no one but myself, more's the pity. But sometimes I achieve a kind of pathetic grandeur, W. says, almost despite myself. There I sit, in the squalor. There I am, a squalid man amidst the squalor, beer cans and discounted sandwich boxes lying empty around me, plaster dust in my hair, and I say something truly striking. I make some pronouncement. --`You're like a savant', W. says. If I resemble Bruno Stroszek, W. supposes that he can only resemble Bruno's elderly neighbour --`what was his name? Scheitzer? Scheitzerhund?' Just Scheitz, I tell him, Mr Scheitz. Mr Scheitz had an interest in animal magnetism, W. remembers. He bothered people with it. He confused them. That's how it is with his interests, W. says, which are equally improbable, equally irrelevant. Heathrow. W. has a horror of airports, he says. Herded through corridors! Driven, like cattle in a slaughterhouse! You can smell the panic, W. says. Krasznahorkai writes about the horror of airports, W. says. About the way they need all of your concentration. Every bit of it. About the dreadful din, the chaos, the constant flow of people. About the stony-faced guards, hands on their machine guns, looking in thirty-six directions at once. We mustn't joke in the security queues, W. says. We mustn't laugh, or they'll beat us with their rubber truncheons. They blind us with tear gas and then they'll gun us down, like dogs. But I'm at home in an airport, he can see that. I like the fear. I like being driven, herded, forced along. It's because I'm fundamentally bureaucratic, W. says. I'm an administrator of the spirit. Even an administrator of the spirit can get it wrong, W. says when we arrive in Nashville airport in the early hours. Have I really lost our hosts' address? Will we really have to wait until morning to contact the university for their phone La rs Iye r � 1 8 number? There's nothing for it but to pass the night on the rocking chairs in the airport lounge. W. takes his copy of Spinoza's Ethics from his man bag, the only thing you can do at times like this. --`Spinoza teaches you to affirm everything', W. says. `Affirm, affirm, affirm, that's what Spinoza says'. But W. can't affirm the copy of National Enquirer I buy at the kiosk, nor the Twinkies I stuff into my mouth. Somehow I always stand in the way of his beatitude. PRAISE FOR LARS IYER AND SPURIOUS "It's wonderful. I'd recommend the book for its insults alone." --SAM JORDISON, THE GUARDIAN "Fearsomely funny." "Viciously funny." --THE WASHINGTON POST --SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE "I'm still laughing, and it's days later." --THE LOS ANGELES TIMES "A tiny marvel. . . . 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[I stopped] on almost every page to smile, think, or sense a cartoon lightbulb of understanding begin to glow above my head before popping out just as I concentrated on it." --JOHN SELF, ASYLUM "Evoking literary duos like Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, and Othello and Iago, Iyer's portrait of two insufferable academics fumbling for enlightenment illustrates what the author comically calls the most honorable cruelty: friendship." --ERIK MORSE, BOOKFORUM "Spurious is an amusing take on intellectual frustration and anomie, its two characters going through the motions in a world where it's unclear what the right motions are any longer." --THE COMPLETE REVIEW "A tragic mein . . . undercuts the sheer hilarity of Lars Iyer's Spurious. . . . 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Tuukka Rask, Jaromir Jagr Form Impromptu '40-40 Club' While Helping Bruins to Close Win Over Devils (Video)
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Jaromir Jagr is 41 years old, but didn't look it at the TD Garden. Tuukka Rask isn't quite as old, but made just one fewer save than Jagr has years while recording a shutout victory. The B's newest addition looked right at home alongside Tyler Seguin and Brad Marchand, scoring in the second period and celebrating not with his trademark salute, but instead with a more important victory. While the salute might come later, the Bruins will welcome any and all goals — especially when they turn into wins. With Jagr's goal and Rask's 40 saves leading the way, the Bruins beat the Devils 1-0 Thursday night. For their unique numeral quirks, NESN Nation's Dan Duquette is awarding the two our "40-40 Club" player of the game. Who's yours? Take Our Poll Join NESN Nation: In-game home page | Twitter | Facebook
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NEWTON, Mass. — A teddy bear that jumps rope, dolls with removable parts and "Freddy Krueger" horror gloves topped a consumer advocate's 18th annual list of dangerous toys today.
More than 500 third- and fourth-grade schoolchildren here joined Edward Swartz, a Boston trial lawyer, consumer advocate and author of the book "Toys That Kill," as he released his annual list. The students helped Swartz select the final toys from a list of 21 candidates.
Toys on the list this year and dangers cited by Swartz:
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Timo wrote:
I would assume that it's in tribute to the fact that without the United Earth Ship
NX-01, neither the Coalition of Planets nor the United Federation of Planets would have been established
Does Trek-lit really have it that all the
are flagships?
I mean, we don't know about NX-01 one way or another onscreen, as regards UE Starfleet, and she seems to be retired before there's a UFP Starfleet. Kirk's ships never seemed to carry that nomer, and we saw too little of the -B and -C to tell whether the lack of such mention was evidence of absence or just absence of evidence. Only the -D and -E have been established as ships of flagship status outside lit.
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Trek Lit has never established any ships other than the D and E as Federation flagships. That previous Federation starships
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Mahalo BarJul 30, 20130Incredibly grumpy and rude bartender. I asked the waitress if I could get a water bottle filled after we ordered our food. She said to go to the bartender. I did and he said go to the drinking fountain outside. I told him that the waitress said he would fill the water bottle and he said he was too busy and to go to the drinking fountain. I asked the waitress if she has to share tips with him and she said she does. I truly despise rewarding rude behavior and grumpy people but I left her an average tip just because I didn't want to penalize her for the bartender's rudeness.Pring_2010Tue, Jul 30
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Book your room at Bay Gardens Hotel
Standard RoomMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 2 children, 2 infants)
Superior RoomMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 2 infants)
Executive Suite, 1 King BedMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 2 infants)
Suite, 1 BedroomMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 2 children, 2 infants)
Suite, 2 BedroomsMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
Get an overview of this hotelEco-friendly Gros Islet hotel in Rodney Bay, near Reduit Beach
Located in Rodney Bay, this eco-friendly hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Baywalk Shopping Mall and Reduit Beach. Pigeon Island National Park is 2.7 mi (4.3 km) away.
Hotel Features
This hotel features 2 outdoor pools, a restaurant, and a bar/lounge. Free WiFi in public areas is provided, as well as free self parking, a free area shuttle, and a free beach shuttle. Other amenities include a conference center, a business center, and conference rooms.
Room Amenities
All 87 rooms provide conveniences like sitting areas and microwaves, plus free WiFi and TVs with cable channels. Guests will also find balconies, patios, and room service.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
All-Inclusive Details
All-inclusive room rates at Bay Gardens Hotel are available. These rates are higher because they include onsite food and beverages in the room rate (some restrictions may apply).
Hotel Amenities
Some rates at Bay Gardens Hotel are all-inclusive. These rates include onsite meals and beverages, and may include taxes and gratuities. Additional charges may apply for meals at some restaurants, special dinners and dishes, certain beverages, and other amenities.
Bay Gardens Hotel features 2 outdoor swimming pools and a children's pool. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This 3-star property offers access to a business center and a meeting room. Event facilities include a conference center and conference space. This eco-friendly hotel also offers a library, a children's club, and tour/ticket assistance. A beach shuttle and an area shuttle are complimentary for guests. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
- Restaurant
- Number of outdoor pools - 2
- Children's pool
- Bar/lounge
- Children's club (surcharge)
- Children's club
- Free beach shuttle
- Free area shuttle
- Conference center
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Conference space
- Conference space size (feet) - 2153
- Number of meeting rooms - 3
- One meeting room
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Computer station
- Arcade/game room
- Library
- Express check-out
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Wedding services
- Garden
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Porter/bellhop
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of buildings/towers - 5
- Number of floors - 2
- Total number of rooms - 87
- Year Built 1995
Family Friendly Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Outdoor pools
- Children's pool
- Microwave
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Laundry facilities
- Arcade/game room
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Free WiFi
- Balcony
- Patio
- Separate sitting area
- Room service (limited hours)
- Television
- Cable TV service
- Premium TV channels
- Microwave
- Premium bedding
- Shower/tub combination
- Coffee/tea maker
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- Free toiletries
- Phone
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Air conditioning
- Private bathroom
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge between 7:30 AM and 10:30 AM.
Spices - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
2 outdoor swimming pools are on site along with a children's pool.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Playground on site
- Golf lessons available nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 11 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available.
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit 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.
No pets or service animals allowed
No elevators
- Breakfast fee: between USD 20 and USD 30.00 per person (approximately)
We should mention
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
Awards & Affiliations
Summer/Fall Sale 2015
Book a stay in a Garden View room category, for travel May 11, 2015 - December 19, 2015 and receive the following:
- 40% discount on the Standard room rate at time of booking, or
- 30% discount on any other room rate at time of booking
- Stay 3-nights and also receive a $100 resort credit


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It is with great sadness that I write about the death of my dear friend, Bucky McElroy - my neighbor and golf buddy.
Bucky was well known for his football accomplishments at Neville High School, Hines Junior College and the University of Southern Mississippi. He was inducted to the Mississippi Hall of Fame for his outstanding play.
While many have known about his football days, I wonder how many knew of his generosity and philanthropy. Bucky has given untold financial gifts to many charitable and humanitarian institutions and organizations.
Bucky was a big supporter of the University of Louisiana at Monroe's golf program and gave generously to the ULM Athletics Foundation. He was very close to his church and the ministers of St. Paul Methodist remember his gracious and unselfish support at St. Paul.
Bucky recently received the Monroe Chamber of Commerce Kitty DeGree Award for contributions made to the business community in Monroe while president of James Machine Works.
He will be sorely missed by his lovely wife Joy, daughter and son, Susan and Paul; his four grandchildren and his great-grandson he so adored. Bucky was one of a kind and one who was very kind. Those of us who knew him well will miss him very much.
To quote from Angelo Patri's statement about a loved one, "In one sense there is no death. The life of a soul on Earth lasts beyond his departure. You will always feel that life touching yours, that voice speaking to you, that spirit looking out of other eyes, talking to you in the familiar things he touched, worked with, loved as familiar friends. He lives on in your life and in the lives of all others that knew him."
Wallace Jones