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Eric Burgess (1920 – March 2005) was an English freelance consultant, lecturer and journalist, who wrote about the Pioneer program of space missions since the first tests in 1957. He was the science correspondent of the Christian Science Monitor in the period of many of the planetary probe launches, and was often the senior science reporter present at many of those events.
Burgess was a fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society and British Interplanetary Society, and an associate fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. He is credited with the original idea that the Pioneer probes should carry a message for extraterrestrial intelligences. He approached Carl Sagan about his idea, which eventually resulted in the Pioneer plaque.
- Murray, Bruce; Burgess, Eric (1982). Flight to Mercury. Sybex Inc. ISBN 0-89588-087-3.
- Burgess, Eric (1957). Satellites and Space Flight. The Macmillan Company, New York.
- Burgess, Eric (1982). Celestial Basic: Astronomy on Your Computer. Sybex Inc. ISBN 0-89588-087-3.
- Burgess, Eric (1988). Uranus and Neptune: The Distant Giants. Columbia University Press. ISBN 0-231-06492-6.
- Burgess, Eric (1990). Return to the Red Planet. Columbia University Press. ISBN 0-231-06942-1.
- Burgess, Eric (1993). Outpost on Apollo's Moon. Columbia University Press. ISBN 0-231-07666-5.
- Burgess, Eric (1992). Far Encounter: The Neptune System. Columbia University Press. ISBN 0-231-07412-3.
- Fimmel, Richard O.; Colin, Lawrence; Burgess, Eric (1992). Pioneer Venus: A Planet Unveiled. NASA Ames Research Center. ISBN 0-9645537-0-8.
- Kilburn, Kevin J. (2007-11-09). "Eric Burgess: Manchester's First Rocket Man". Astronomy in the UK. Retrieved 2008-12-02.
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December 2006 Volume 1, Issue 3: August 2007 Newsletter Welcome to the third edition of the A-Z Children's Charity newsletter. In this issue… The aim of this short and simple newsletter is to keep A –Z supporters informed about all ongoing activities in Ireland and Uganda, and of upcoming events that might be of interest. If you have anything that you would like to feature in the future, a fundraising - A-Z Children's Charity Black Tie Ball Christmas Cards idea or event, or want more information contact firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com. The aim is that this will be a quarterly update. If you would prefer not to receive this newsletter, just drop us a line too. in Review A great night's work? Hard to call it work when it was so much fun ! - Diary of the 4 Peaks A – Z Children's Charity Ball was a huge success Challenge The A – Z Charity Ball at the Hilton without which the great work Hotel, Malahide Road, was a great carried out in Uganda, would not be success. More than 185 people possible. showed up in style for the lavish ball on May 25, and between this group Check out - News from A – Z and other generous contributions www.azcharityball.blogspot.com for Uganda over €16,000 profit was made. more info and photos of the ball. Every girl's dream, the custom made shoes prize achieved €1200 at Auction, and the lucky recipient of the prize Elaine Foley (treated by - Implementing a partner Richard McDermott) was reading culture – new the envy of all the female guests. teacher project in Uganda The U2 caricature donated by Niall O'Loughlin also achieved a fantastic €1000, and Shay Hannon has this in his pride of place now. A special thanks to the entertainment on the night, Kim and Brian In addition to all the generous bids (pictured), Rock-a-Hula Baby with Grainne Brookfield, DJ Steve O made by attendees, a phenomenal (provided by Hugh Scully). Also special €4250 was raised by raffle donations. thanks to Jenny Buckley, for all her This is astounding as everyone had support and to all contributors. already contributed greatly with their ticket purchase and attendance. Thank you so much to everyone for your generosity, Newsletter Volume 1, Issue 3: August 2007 The 4 Peaks in 48 hours Challenge How do you get 20 people to climb the Slieve Donard. This could not have highest mountain in each of the 4 been timed any better as it meant that provinces in 48 hours? That was the the slowest eight people of the group question that JP Canning, (The 4 Peaks could get on the chopper while the Coordinator) and Brian Iredale, were others left by bus. asking each other. They knew Focus Ireland did it in 72 hours, so was it Donagh Richardson of Phoenix possible to do it in less time? They Maintenance was support driver. He hired a 30-seated bus for the challenge, was driving his Land rover Defender as this would create a good atmosphere with 12 Foot trailer in toe. He had amongst the group. brought everything you could ever need for a weekend away with 20 people. In The challengers came in all shapes and the trailer was the following: - from varying backgrounds. The group 80 Litres of stew and beans cooked by included 3 nurses, 2 accountants, 4 Michelle Ryan, 90 litres of drinking bankers, 1 archaeologist, 1 engineer and water donated by Tipperary Water, 160 1 social worker. Luck had to be on their chocolate bars donated by Cadbury's. 1 side and everybody would have to be on crate of apples, one crate of oranges their toes for the whole weekend as and one crate of bananas donated by time would be against them all the Sea View Wholesalers. Donagh also had way. The AA route planner informed a generator and two gas stoves to cook them that the bus Journey between the food. He also brought water, Mweelrea in Mayo and Slieve Donard in teabags, cutlery, cups, plates, tables, Down was 6 hours. This, along with chairs and everything else necessary for weekend traffic meant that if the bus a slap up meal! journey was delayed in any way they would not be able to complete the The group left Dublin on Friday evening challenge. Also, if any of the group of the May Bank Holiday Weekend and were particularly slow the rest of the arrived in Killarney late, only to be group would have to wait for them as greeted by the annual boy-racer we had only one mode of transport. festival! By chance one of the challengers, Bridi They pottered about the next morning, Mc Hugh got a contact number for the having a cuppa and saying a few Air Corps a few weeks before the prayers! They then headed out to the challenge. A request was put in writing foot of Carantouhill, where the to them. With only three days to go challenge began at 1pm on Saturday: before the challenge, they called and asked a load of questions. The day before the challenge was to begin they Continued on the next page… confirmed that they could give a one helicopter ride between Mweelrea and Volume 1, Newsletter Issue 2: August 2007 Brian's Diary of the Climb: Hours 26 - 30.5 Climb number 3 - Slieve Hours 1 - 6.5 Climb number 1 - Donard. A climb that goes up gruelling Carantouhill. It quickly transpired that steps at the end of it. Completed in 4 there were varying degrees of fitness; a hours forty minutes! As we were coming quick group and a more realistic group down we were greeted with what cam (based on age, etc.). Funnily enough I was only be described as a pack of wolves in the latter group. It was only when we charging up the hill. Unfortunately the bus got to the top of the mountain that we driver had relied on his satellite broke it to the slow group that they would navigation system too much and had taken be getting the chopper tomorrow. one too many turns for the fast groups Needless to say they were delighted. At liking. They did not stop for pleasantries the foot of the mountain, Donagh had the but cursed the bus drivers name as they Over €14,000 was table set-up with stew, fruit, teas and stormed by. The bus driver had taken 7 raised in total coffee, which we enjoyed after each hours and 20 minutes for the journey. As a mountain. result the fast group only started the from this climb at 18.50. This meant they would challenge… A big Hours 6.5 - 12.5 Drove from Kerry to surely be doing some of the climb in the Mayo, arriving in Delphi adventure centre dark, as it got dark at 21.20. At 20.50 I thanks to all at 1.30am. rang Bridi to let Donagh and I know when involved. they got to the top. I nearly dropped the Hours 12.5 - 17.5 Slept phone when she told me she was nearly back down! The whole group had Hours 17.5 - 19 Breakfast and drove to practically run up the mountain and back Silver Strand to start the climb down. As a result they all did it before darkness descended. They did it in exactly Hours 19 - 22.25 Climb number 2 - half the time of the slow group, an Mweelrea. Weather awful and by far the amazing feat. hardest of the 4 climbs. Hours 30.5 - 33.5 Change and fed Hours 22.25 - 23 Snack and change Hours 33.5 - 38.5 Drove from Newcastle, Co. Down to Glendalough Hostel (arrived Hours 23.25 - 24.5 Helicopter across at 3.30am) Ireland, arriving in the Slieve Donard Hours 38.5 - 42.75 Slept hotel, beside Royal Co. Down. Great craic! Hours 47.5 - 44.25 Light breakfast and A few idiots were taking photographs, travel to Glenmalure thinking we were famous; only to be greeted by a group of hikers with walking Hours 44.25 - 47.93 Climb number 4, poles intact. Lughnaquilla, completed by the full group with 4 minutes to spare. Should have been Hours 24.5 - 26 A light snack and went to a lot better but we got lost in the mist on Slieve Donard car park the peak and headed off in the wrong direction..... Challenge completed! If this is something that would interest you for next year, register your interest with Brian firstname.lastname@example.com Volume 1, Newsletter Issue 3: August 2007 The things we take for granted… Establishing a new reading culture beyond Nansana Meabh Galavan returned to Nansana this Summer with A – Z. This was her second year working in the school and on other projects. Speaking with Meabh on how Updates from the things are going in Uganda this time around, here is some of her comments… Summer Volunteers Our biggest contribution to date this year is the introduction of a school library at jet valley and the establishment of a reading policy. Books are very expensive so the school does not have a policy on reading. Whilst A-Z has a library, it is too far from Jet Valley for the children to walk to. The teachers have therefore organised that Jet Valley receive a box of books on a weekly/fortnightly basis. To help develop a library there, A – Z teachers in Nansana are providing Jet Valley with their own set of books. The aim is to have 30 readers per stream initially and this is definitely something that will be continued in the future, growing this reading culture. Special Feature: A-Z hosts 30 Irish volunteers in Uganda – News from A – Z The experience on Uganda community projects has a lasting memory for the Uganda hosts and the Irish volunteers involved in the A-Z Children's Charity volunteer projects. By James Kimbowa - This has been my first project that I really feel accomplished and believe will benefit many children in the community here, says Caitriona Bergin, as she smiled at the swings, goal posts and volley ball poles she had worked on during her three week volunteer project in Uganda. Together with another Irish volunteer, Niamh Houlihan they were involved in setting up a mini play ground at the A-Z Children's Charity Library premises. The volunteers simply used timber from the A-Z land, old car tyres and sand to change what was bush into a play ground. The Library is located in Nansana, 6 miles from Kampala city. Nansana has a population of over 100,000 people but does not have any community children's play ground. The football pitches available belong to schools and religious institutions, this restricts children on times to play on them. For A-Z the idea is to provide a child friendly environment and a play a ground which can also attract more children to using the library facilities that have been established. The reading culture in Uganda is quite low, due to a history of not having many people accessing education, the study curriculum not encouraging a reading culture after school and reading material being expensive for most families. Uganda which has a population of about 27 million people has 21 government recognized public libraries in major urban centres and 7 community libraries in the rural areas. These are open to the general public the rest are private or institutional libraries which are normally not open to the public. A-Z Children's Charity in the 2007 summer hosted 30 Irish volunteers who worked on different community projects which include two health centres, four primary schools, the A-Z Community library and farm projects. This is an opportunity for the Irish volunteer to share their experience and potential with the Ugandan community. While for the Ugandan hosts as they share their experience they also learn new alternatives of working on their projects. The exchange also gives Irish Volunteers an opportunity to experience the daily life in Uganda and in the long run both groups grow to appreciate what they have. One of the culture shocks for the Irish people is the presence of security personal with guns in banks, supermarkets, pay phone companies, on the streets and in some homes. But at the end all volunteers had some experience and good memories to bring back home. For the Ugandan hosts they all look forward to having other Irish volunteers next year. - All four schools have shown interest to host more volunteers in 2008, this is mainly due to a harmonious integration of the teaching methods the Irish volunteers used in teaching physical education, art and English. Also two other schools are applying for volunteers says Deborah Sheeran 2007 coordinator of the volunteer teachers. Newsletter Issue 3 August 2007 Want to join a great team and do See for yourself… something really fulfilling? This Summer Niall O'Driscoll headed A – Z are still looking for more out to Uganda to film some more fundraisers, sponsorship managers and about the A – Z activities there. assistants with lots of different Check out the new video footage on areas… A – Z Children's Charity Website, to You may not even realise what you can see the difference that is being offer, and even 2 hours a week can made there in a number of ways. make a major difference. 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I almost agree with the disdainfully arched eyebrows of writer Cal Thomas, who seems to look down on a hopeless humanity led by mass media's trivialities. But he stops short of the real problem, for it was the Radio Corporation of America (RCA) that lobbied hard to stop the Radio Act of 1922 from restricting public broadcasting. That was the moment to distinguish freedom of speech from the electronic amplification of speech, not leaving it to Hitler and others to exploit the power of mass communications.


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This seems to be a common thread of late. My own experiences closely mimic this as well. New Nvidia based motherboard, AMD 64 bit chip, Nvdia 7300 series video card. System works flawlessly with nv driver, multiple latest versions of nvidia driver with compiz causes ramdom system hangs (usually just several minutes after starting...) Would have liked to stick with this board, but I need a stable system and I just don't have anymore time to waste right now...
I see similar problems. The nv driver is stable (but unacceptably slow). The proprietary driver eventually causes the following to be logged to the system console:
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The hardware should be fine, since I ran the 8762 driver on RHEL4 for months without any issues. I upgraded to 9755 due to incompatibilities with RHEL5 that prevent the 8762 installer from building kernel modules.
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The AQHA Office is closed Friday, July 3, in observance of the Fourth of July holiday.
May 16, 2012
A new team of AQHYA national officers and regional directors will be elected during the 2012 Youth Excellence Seminar on June 21-23 in Amarillo, Texas.
Let your voice be heard and let your state's voting delegates know who you'd like to see lead AQHYA into 2013.
Here is how it works:
Step One: All candidates must be delegates chosen by the state they reside in.
Step Two: All candidates must submit a declaration and application to run to AQHYA.
Step Three: All candidates must be participants at the Youth Excellence Seminar.
Step Four: All candidates must be elected by their peers (voting delegates) during the YES event.
Step Five: All officer candidates must be elected as directors in their region during the YES event to continue to the officer elections.
Before you cast your vote, check out this year's candidates.
Region 1
Cheyenne Adams, Washington
Director Candidate
I feel that Washington and all of Region One needs to be involved more in the AQHYA. We are so far away and we need to be involved.
Region 2
Ashley Hamling, Nebraska
Director Candidate
Officer Candidate
AQHYA has helped me realize we all can become leaders and make a difference. It's been an amazing year as a director and I'd love to be elected again.
Ashley Anderson, Nebraska
Director Candidate
I decided to run for a regional director because I want to have a greater impact on AQHYA and I want to be more involved. As a director, you are given more opportunities to influence members on a broader scale, and I want to be able to do that. I want to find new ways to increase the number of members apart of this organization and publicize AQHYA's name so that everyone can know about the amazing benefits this organization and for horses, and as a director I think I could definitely benefit AQHYA.
Codi Uecker, Montana
Director Candidate
I thought it would be a fun way to become involved, meet new people and promote AQHYA.
Sadie Church, Montana
Director Candidate
In 2011, when I attended YES for the first time, I was persuaded into running as a director. I have had such a blast, and I've learned so much from the experience, that I decided I will run again this year to finish off my last years of youth.
Tee Newton Aune, Montana
Director Candidate
I want to promote AQHYA, get more youth involved with this wonderful Association and promote the American Quarter Horse.
Region 3
Alyssa Lombardi, Illinois
Director Candidate
I want to be a director for many obvious reasons, such as getting to meet new people, having new experiences and enjoying the fun of being around people who share your passion. Also, I will be a senior next year, and I hope to help pass on what AQHYA has done for me to the kids I will leave behind by encouraging them to become more active in AQHYA just as our current director, Dylan, has done with me.
Austin Bond, Iowa
Director Candidate
To help promote AQHA to people who aren't members or don't know about it.
Region 4
Lauren Diaz, Ohio
Director Candidate
Officer Candidate
After attending the YES conference for the first time three years ago, I was able to experience the Quarter Horse industry from a whole new perspective. I have decided to run for an AQHYA office because I have been exposed to countless opportunities of ways I can help my state and region, and the organization as a whole, become more successful.
Bailey Mierzejewski, Ohio
Director Candidate
Officer Candidate
I have enjoyed being a Region Four director and would lot to become more involved as an officer.
Region 5
Mark Mowbray, Delaware
Director Candidate
Officer Candidate
I want to be a part of the enhancement and growth of AQHYA. I also want to improve the communication not only in my region, but the whole nation as well.
Lizzy Koons, Pennsylvania
Director Candidate
As a director, I would work to increase AQHYA membership by working with 4-H and FFA to encourage them to be a part of our organization. Also, I would like to increase participation in AQHYA through activities that are both fun and educational.
Abigail Buckwalter, Maryland
Director Candidate
I am looking to enhance my final years as an AQHYA member and become more involved in what AQHYA has to offer. I am proud to be a part of such a wonderful association: AQHYA.
Kimberly Brown, Virginia
Director Candidate
I want to make a difference on a national level. I've watched all of my friends grow up through AQHYA, and I think I could be a good leader through dedication, communication and focus. Stick with Kimbo – Rock On!
Paige Stopperich, Pennsylvania
Director Candidate
I want to be more involved with my region, AQHYA and help promote the Quarter Horse Industry in every way I can.
Morgan Rogers, Virginia
Director Candidate
I decided to run for Region Five director because I want to help change the Association in a positive way by gaining more members, promoting and supporting state/regional youth associations, fundraising in fun ways and performing more community service.
Madison Eichstadt, Pennsylvania
Director Candidate
As a regional director I can expand my contribution toward furthering the Quarter Horse experience among youth. By being a larger part of AQHYA, I could share my ideas while learning from others. The knowledge I gain from my affiliate organization I can contribute to AQHYA and vice versa.
Samantha Felts, Virginia
Director Candidate
I have seen what my brother has done with AQHYA and I would like to do the same; I want to make a difference and be remembered.
Region 6
Region 7
Sierra Arroyo, Nevada
Director Candidate
Officer Candidate
I first decided to run for an AQHYA director position because I've always wanted to be more actively involved in this amazing organization. After spending the previous year on the board, I know I want to continue what I started.
Sierra Kane, Utah
Director Candidate
I decided to run for regional director because I want to continue to submerge myself in the youth club. I am excited to be a part of it and help it progress.
Region 8
Austin Halvorson, Oklahoma
Director Candidate
Officer Candidate
I believe that I can use this position to benefit my community, state, country and Association by involving people and bringing new and efficient ideas to the Association.
Rebecca Alden, New Mexico
Director Candidate
I am running for an AQHYA director position because of the work that I have started in my state of New Mexico as an outreach liaison to FFA and 4-H. I feel that this should be carried forward to others in all regions and countries through Quarter Horses to expand the breadth and depth of AQHA to more people.
I feel like this would be an excellent opportunity to represent the organization that has given me so much throughout the years, and I would like to give back and reach out to others so that they may know more about Quarter Horses.
Region 9
Sarah Ann Pendergraft, Arkansas
Director Candidate
Officer Candidate
To be an AQHYA officer or director is a great way to have a voice in our Association and to help it reach its full potential, and I want to apply my leadership skills during my last year of youth.
Flynn Phillips, Mississippi
Director Candidate
After attending the YES conference last year, I learned a lot about what it takes to be a leader. I would love to be able to represent my region and AQHYA as a director.
Mary Claire Cornett, Mississippi
Director Candidate
I have enjoyed showing at AQHA shows and meeting and getting to know the other youth across the nation. I've enjoyed the programs AQHA promotes, especially YES, as well as all events at the Ford Youth World. I would like to see Region Nine grow and see more kids become involved and benefit as I have.
Courtney Jane Hunter, Arkansas
Director Candidate
I decided to run for a Region Nine director position because I want to take part in helping Region Nine and AQHYA plan fun events and increase membership. Also, I want to meet new people and becoming a director will give me that opportunity.
Kalee A. McCann, Mississippi
Director Candidate
I have thoroughly enjoyed being an officer for my state's youth organization and I wish to expand my leadership skills by becoming an AQHYA regional director.
Sterling Saul, Arkansas
Director Candidate
I had a great time at YES last year and I would like to get more involved.
Region 10
Jordan Boyd, Florida
Director Candidate
Officer Candidate
Being an AQHYA officer and director is a wonderful experience, a ton of fun and also a great way to meet new friends you'll never forget. AQHYA is a passion and a love of mine that I have had for many years.
Elizabeth Ellis, Georgia
Director Candidate
I wanted to get more involved in the AQHYA atmosphere and work to get more youth involved and help with the fundraising for AQHYA.
Taylor Bevis, Georgia
Director Candidate
I decided to run for an AQHYA regional director position because I have really enjoyed doing it this past year and have met some amazing people through it.
Bailey Martin, Florida
Director Candidate
Well, it's my last year I'm eligible to run and I would like to contribute my time and leadership skills to the Association I love.
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TOKYO — Former New York Yankees outfielder Hideki Matsui received the People's Honor Award from Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at an elaborate ceremony at Tokyo Dome on Sunday.
Matsui and his former manager with the Yomiuri Giants, Shigeo Nagashima, received the award, which is bestowed on those who have made significant achievements in their careers and are beloved by the public.
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NEW YORK — It's a wrap for the sexy supernaturals on HBO's "True Blood."
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Two of my kiddos are missing from these series of pics… They were with us at the park, but didn't feel especially open to having their picture taken. I'll get 'em next time!
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Super cute, honey! Your son should model. He is just gorgeous!
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It all looks SO refreshing!
Love that last shot in particular! Gotta stay cool this summer!
Beautiful photographs! Everyine looks as though they are having a wonderful Time. Happy WW!
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love them such timeless memories
Water parks are the best!
I love summer!! The last picture is my favorite!
Such sweet fun!
I'm new to stopping by your site, but I have to tell you that your kids are ADORABLE. I'm 9-10weeks away from having my first and can't wait for all the fun. I found you through Seven Clown Circus…see you again sometime!
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Over 280 years after its first performance, Bach's St. Matthew Passion still exerts an unbroken hold over the imagination. This recording was produced at the work's historical home, St. Thomas Leipzig, and documents a longstanding tradition: the Thomanerchor and the Gewandhausorchester gather to perform one of Bach's magnificent passion settings on Maundy Thursday and Good Friday yearly.Notes & Reviews:
Personnel: Britta Schwarz, Thomas Laske, Matthias Weichert, Martin Petzold, Ute Selbig (vocals).
Recording information: Thomaskirche Leipzig (2006).
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Five Takeaways from Green Bay's 45-38 win over the Chargers: 1. Another win, but another close call A 21-point lead with 10 minutes left in the game should not need to be won with a final-minute defensive stop, but that was the case for the Packers in San Diego. Aaron Rodgers threw his fourth touchdown of the game to take a 45-24 lead with 10 minutes to go, and it was all smiles and laughs on Green Bay's sideline. But instead of putting the game away, the Packers let the Chargers make it a close call. This happened for Green Bay in their previous game in Minnesota, as well. In that Week 7 game, the Packers were up by 16 entering the fourth quarter, but it took six great runs by James Starks in the final two minutes to put it away. San Diego's late comeback started with an 80-yard touchdown drive in less than three minutes, including passing plays by Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers of 31, 20 and 16 yards. That was followed up with an onside kick in which Packers receiver Jordy ...
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The San Diego Chargers signed cornerback Greg Gatson from the practice squad with cornerback Quentin Jammer nursing a broken hand, the team announced Saturday. Jammer is listed as probable on the team's injury report for Sunday's game against the visiting Tennessee Titans. To make room for Gatson, San Diego cut offensive lineman Reggie Wells. Gatson, an undrafted rookie out of Arkansas, had 15 tackles on defense and one on special teams during the preseason.
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NEWARK, NJ - JANUARY 20: Martin Brodeur #30 of the New Jersey Devils makes a save against the Florida Panthers at the Prudential Center on January 20, 2010 in Newark, New Jersey. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)
Photo courtesy of Alex Brandon / Associated Press By Kristin Tullo (@K_Tullo) On February 15, 2000 Martin Brodeur scored his second career goal and the first ever game-winner by a goaltender in the National Hockey League. Philadelphia Flyers forward, Daymond Langkow, misplayed the puck which would result in a Devils goal during a delayed penalty call. Brodeur was the last Devil on the ice to play to touch the puck, giving him his first regular-season goal and second of his career. The Devils would go on to win the game, 4-2. Somehow there is no good video of the goal by Brodeur, so let's just watch this together instead. The post Flashback Friday: Martin Brodeur Scores Second Career Goal Against Flyers appeared first on The Hockey Guys.
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All hotels in El Centro, California, United States of America
1 room, 2 adults
1212 Adams Ave, El Centro, CA, 92243, United States of America, 800-491-6126
Budget Inn and Suites El Centro, El Centro
Lowest price$34
Best Price Guarantee
No-frills El Centro motel with outdoor pool
- Free continental breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 29 guestrooms
- Outdoor pool
- Business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Self-serve laundry
What's around
- Bucklin Park (1.2 mi / 1.9 km)
- El Centro Chamber of Commerce (1.6 mi / 2.7 km)
- Broken Spoke Country Club (2.8 mi / 4.6 km)
Clean, practical, nestled between 3 highways, keep the air conditioning on or the noise…
Not a bad place considering. OLD school, but a great value. I would not recomend kids…
TripAdvisor Traveller Rating: 3
From 14 reviews
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Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $34
- Two queen beds non smoking
- One king bed nonsmoking
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Key facts
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets allowed
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
- Free self parking
- Accessible parking
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In the hotel
Food and drink
- Free continental breakfast
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Budget Inn and Suites El Centro, El Centro's small print
Also known as
- Budget El Centro
- Budget Inn El
- Budget Inn El Centro
Mandatory fees
Pet deposit: USD 10 per night
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.