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Peachtree City Convention and Visitors Bureau
Plan to Play, Plan to Stay in Peachtree City, Georgia. With over 90 miles of multi-use recreational and golf cart paths, resort-style living, two lakes, world-class golf courses, tennis, great shopping and dining. Perfect place to host a family reunion.
RS VISITO TO GUIDE PEAC om TRAIL � chtreecity.c OSH CINT pea 201 M w.visit 282 ww HTREE A 30 CITY, G 269 6.0 678.21 www.visitpeachtreecity.com 1 Table of Contents Table of Contents Welcome to Peachtree City Plan to Stay � Accommodations Plan to Play Events Top 10 Things to Do Sports, Recreation & Leisure Golf Cart Rentals / Transportation Map Plan to Shop � Shopping Villages and Retailers Plan to Dine � Restaurants Plan to Film a Movie in Peachtree City Plan a Reunion � Meeting Locations Plan a Day Trip Visitor Center Services Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7�8 Page 9 Page 10�11 Page 12�13 Page 14�15 Page 16 Page 17 Page 18 Page 19 2 Peachtree City Convention and Visitors Bureau Welcome to Peachtree City! Plan to Play! Hop on board one of Peachtree City's signature vehicles and learn how much better life can be at 15 miles per hour! With over 90 miles of multi-use recreational and golf cart paths, transportation takes on a new meaning. You'll experience resort-style living at its finest with two lakes, three world-class golf courses, tennis, biking, fishing and a host of recreational activities and amenities. Plan to Stay! Plan to Stay by choosing one of our premiere hotel properties or award-winning conference centers. Peachtree City's easy access to the Atlanta HartsfieldJackson Airport and captivating lifestyle make it the perfect choice for business or pleasure. Whether you are visiting or relocating to Peachtree City, our CVB staff will be happy to assist you to make your stay in our unique city a memorable one! Peachtree City Visitors Center 201 McIntosh Trail � Peachtree City, Georgia 30269 www.visitpeachtreecity.com 678.216.0282 www.visitpeachtreecity.com 3 Plan to Stay! Accommodations plan to stay plan to stay plan to stay 976 Crosstown Drive Peachtree City, GA 30269 770.632.9700 www.bestwestern.com Best Western Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites 203 Newgate Road Peachtree City, GA 30269 770.487.4646 www.holiday-inn.com Dolce Atlanta - Peachtree 201 Aberdeen Parkway Peachtree City, GA 30269 770.487.2666 www.atlanta.dolce.com 109 City Circle Peachtree City, GA 30269 770.486.0044 www.sleepinn.com Sleep Inn plan to stay plan to stay 300 Westpark Drive Peachtree City, GA 30269 770.486.8800 www.hamptoninn.com Hampton Inn Wyndham Peachtree Conference Center 2443 Highway 54 West Peachtree City, GA 30269 770.487.2000 www.wyndhampcc.com plan to stay Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta/Peachtree City 2010 North Commerce Drive Peachtree City, GA 30269 678.827.8400 � www.atlantapeachtreecity.hgi.com 4 Peachtree city convention & visitors Bureau Plan to Play! Annual Events and Festivals Independence Day International Festival / Dragon Boat Races The Great Georgia Airshow Whether you're attending one of our annual events or festivals, taking in the largest 4th of July Golf Cart parade and celebration in the U.S., or participating in our International Festival and Dragon Boat Races, you're certain to have an unforgettable experience in Peachtree City! plan to play Peachtree City's Independence Day Festivities Hop on a golf cart and head to Peachtree City for the 4th of July! Thousands of red, white and blue golf carts line the streets for the annual parade each year as visitors and residents alike take part in this annual tradition. The celebration continues that evening over the lake as spectators are treated to an amazing fireworks display. Shakerag Arts & Crafts Festival plan to play 2nd week in September � Shakerag Knoll Join in the fun at Peachtree City's annual arts & crafts festival featuring a tremendous array of hand crafted items, kid's activities and more. Dragon Boat Races & International Festival September � Drake Field Hosted by the Peachtree City Rotary Club and the Peachtree City CVB, this festival combines international culture, food, dance and dragon boat races! Compete as a team in the races, or just enjoy the festival and fun. plan to play The Great Georgia Air Show October - Atlanta Regional Airport, Falcon Field Precision parachuting, gravity-defying jets, thundering jet trucks and vintage warbirds are just a few of the reasons that `The Great Georgia Airshow' brings thousands of visitors to Peachtree City each year. "Not so Frightful" Storytelling and Halloween Party 4th Saturday in October-The Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater Kids and their families are invited to take part in this free event hosted by The Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater. Activities include storytelling, kids entertainment, costume contest and safe trick-or-treating. plan to play Hometown Holiday and Trail of Lights First Saturday in December-The Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater Enjoy holiday music at The Fred and then hop on your golf cart and follow Santa on the Trail of Lights to City Hall to light the Great Tree! For information call the Peachtree City Convention and Visitors Bureau at 678.216.0282, or see our event calendar at www.visitpeachtreecity.com www.visitpeachtreecity.com 5 Plan to Play! Top 10 Free Things To Do! plan to play plan to play plan to play plan to play 6 1. Feed the ducks at Lake Peachtree 2. Take a hike along Flat Creek Nature Trail 3. Play a round of Frisbee golf at the Peachtree City Disc Course 4. See the remnants of a Civil War bridge at Line Creek Nature Center 5. Take the kids to the All Children's Playground at Picnic Park 6. Watch BMX racers and skateboarders at the William L. Davis complex 7. Walk, hike, bike, run or drive a golf cart on the over 90 miles of paths 8. See a free movie, concert or festival at the Fred Brown Amphitheater 9. Visit the Dixie Wing Commemorative Museum at Falcon Field 10. Experience the fun and adventure of Geocaching at one of the many locations around Peachtree City Peachtree city convention & visitors Bureau Plan to Play! Sports-Recreation-Leisure When it comes to sports, Peachtree City is in a league of its own, offering some of the finest sporting and recreational facilities in the state. If you're planning a tournament or if you're just an active participant or fan, Peachtree City has the winning combination of facilities and resources. SPORTS FACILITIES Baseball/Soccer Complex Hwy 74 South Amenities: 4 Concession Stands, 4 Restrooms, 10 Lighted Baseball Fields & 6 Lighted Soccer Fields on 86 acres. Braelinn Recreation Complex Log House Road Amenities: 5 Baseball Fields without lights, 2 outdoor Basketball Courts without lights, Physical Fitness Exercise Equipment, 1 Playground, Restrooms and 2 Tennis Courts without lights on 20 acres. Clover Reach Park Sweetgum Road Amenities: 1 Basketball Court, 1 Swimming Pool with Restrooms and a Picnic area on .63 acres. Glenloch Recreation Center Stevens Entry Amenities: 4 Lighted Tennis courts, 1 outdoor Basketball Court, Classroom space for Gymnastics, Exercise and Dance Classes, Playground and Swimming Pool. Jim Meade Fields Rockaway Road Amenities: 2 Concession Stands, 2 Restrooms, 2 lighted soccer fields and 3 adult and 4 girls' softball fields with lights. Kedron Fieldhouse and Aquatic Center 202 Kedron Drive Amenities: 2 activity rooms for classes and meetings, 1 additional game room, 2 full courts for Basketball or Volleyball; 1 small pool and 1 25-yard competitive swimming pool, plus 1 heated instructional pool with guards on duty at all times. Restrooms, showers, locker room. Kedron Multipurpose Rink 202 Kedron Drive Amenities: 1 Regulation Roller Hockey Rink Pebblepocket Park Willow Rd./Pebblestump Pt. Amenities: 1 Basketball Court, Picnic Area with Playground, Restrooms, Swimming Pool and 2 Lighted Tennis Courts Riley Field Wisdom Road Amenities: 1 Six Lane Track, 1 Concession, 2 Football Fields with Lights, 1 Multipurpose Field with Lights, Covered Picnic Shelter and Restrooms on 18 acres. Shakerag Knoll Skateboaord Park McIntosh Trail Complex Amenities: Various Skateboard Ramps, Picnic Pavilion & Gazebo William Davis BMX Track McIntosh Trial Complex Amenities: Bleachers, Picnic Area and Concession/Restroom plan to play plan to play plan to play plan to play www.visitpeachtreecity.com 7 Plan to Play! Sports-Recreation-Leisure plan to play GOLF Peachtree City offers a choice of three championship courses for the golf enthusiast. These Peachtree City courses are among the areas finest offering unparalleled variety for all skill levels: Braelinn Club 500 Clubview Drive, Peachtree City 770.631.3100 Flat Creek Club 100 Flat Creek Road, Peachtree City 770.487.8140 Planterra Ridge Club 500 Clubhouse Drive, Peachtree City 770.487.8141 plan to play and lush recreational trails. Lake Peachtree, located in the heart of Peachtree City, is for the exclusive use of Peachtree City residents and their guests. Lake Mclntosh, currently under development, is located on the western side of Peachtree City and will serve as a water reservoir for the community. Fishing, swimming, boating, picnicking and bird watching are some of the treasures that these lakes have to offer. BIKING In addition to over 90 miles of multi-use paths that are perfect for trail bikes, Peachtree City is establishing and marking some streets as bike friendly for street cyclists. Special bike friendly maps are available at City Hall, and the Visitors Center. plan to play TENNIS Peachtree City Tennis Center 10 Planterra Way, Peachtree City 770.486.9474 www.peachtreecitytennis.com The Peachtree City Tennis Center is a nationally recognized USTA facility that includes 12 Hard Courts, 6 Clay Courts and 6 Covered Courts, Full Service Restaurant and a Full Service Pro Shop. plan to play GETTING STARTED WITH GEOCACHING With over 70 hidden caches in Peachtree City and hundred more nearby, Peachtree City and its 90-mile network of multi-use paths is a geocacher's paradise! Geocaching (pronounced geocashing) is a worlwide game of hiding and seeking treasure. A geocacher can place a geocache in the world, pinpoint its location using GPS technology and then share the geocache's existence and location online. Anyone with a GPS device can then try to locate the geocache. Learn more at Geocaching.com or at the Geocacher's Association at ggaonline.org RECREATION AND LEISURE Relax and enjoy Peachtree City with resort-style living all year long! Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater 201 McIntosh Trail 770.631.0630 www.amphitheater.org The Fred has established itself as one of the leading outdoor entertainment venues in the metro Atlanta area and has hosted hometown favorites, national and touring acts for more than thirty years. For a unique and intimate concert experience we invite you to visit The Fred! plan to play plan to play LAKES The public can enjoy fishing and boating on Lake Kedron, one of Peachtree City three beautiful lakes, while surrounded by scenic vistas 8 Peachtree city convention & visitors Bureau Getting Around City Transportation Rent a golf cart or bicycle and try out Peachtree City's unique path system. Make a grand entrance via our own Atlanta Regional Airport; Falcon Field. Or simply rent a car to see the sights! Peachtree City's many transportation options make it easy to get around. GOLF CART RENTAL Bulldog Supply 142 Huddleston Road, Peachtree City 770.487.8750 Golf Rider 100 Huddleston Road, Peachtree City 770.631.0014 Peachtree City Golf Cars 207 Huddleston Road, Peachtree City 770.631.2950 Enterprise Rent-A-Car 5 Falcon Drive, Peachtree City 770.486.2181 www.enterprise.com Hertz Local Edition 320 Willowbend Road, Peachtree City 770.487.3767 www.hertz.com Peachtree Transportation 2581 W. Hwy. 54 Ste A-1, Peachtree City 770.229.2502 www.peachtreetransportation.com Phoenix Star Taxi & Limousine 21 Eastbrook Bend #113, Peachtree City 770.631.0989 www.phoenixstar.us Royal Turner Transportation 213 Northlake Dr., Peachtree City 770.486.9025 www.royaltogo.com BICYCLE RENTAL Bicycles Unlimited 100 N Peachtree Pkwy. Peachtree City 770.486.9252 Trek Bicycles of McDonough 1801 Georgian Park, Peachtree City 770.632.1830 AUTOMOBILE RENTAL Avis Rent-A-Car 1485 Highway 34 East, Newnan, GA 30265 770.251.1128 www.avis.com ATLANTA REGIONAL AIRPORT Fly into Atlanta Regional Airport, Falcon Field! 7 Falcon Drive, Peachtree City 770.487.2225 www.atlantaregionalairport.com www.visitpeachtreecity.com 9 Distance & Time From Peachtree City Atlanta Airport Tyrone Fayetteville Newnan 23 mi 7 mi 10.5 mi 12.5 mi 34 mins 13 mins 15 mins 21 mins the Guide Loring Ln 74 Crabapple Ln Grovewood Leisure Trail r Worl d D to Peachtree Loring L City Pathways and Stree ts n Smokerise Tr a c e N Peachtree Pkwy 3 1 key Way Smo Presti ge P L o yd R ise Trace S m o ker t d 17 Rd oia ere L Se n Ha d din e Va n d e n Bel ved Fieldin gR e idg Ked ro 7 n Dr 1 South ern Avalo n r e Hid d en Creek Shore n Way m er li gL ia Rd Se n o Bane b gton Pas L e xin s Sh er Ridge oon 31 ge Wind a li e r Rid Int er y E Bellende n Collierstow n l ak e ra g Kedron Dr R aL Pine ga te 74 Ma g no Pr i li Rd L o ng e n s Entry me er 12 n Dr Sh Turn B Vis ito rs O ff ic ia l $2 .0 0 thlak e e n ce L sR King id To we r ge Cir rid 2 wy en Pk erde Ab Nor Westpa e wat e Wa te 6 rw Do u b n ood 2 Co ick Rd 11 30 35 18 Ben d 19 Win g a te tr a Dr Sc a t t e rfo R e v o lu t i c e Ln on Dr C ter Dr lois ot Dr M ap -a -z Ric Go e Dr e Journ ys E nd 10 11 Pe rt h s h ir 11 7 nnial Dr Ce n te Indepen d Wisdo mR d Bridlepath Clydesd a l e Rd Whit f Ame hmond Cir Fairfield Dr rgans Turn Mo Ste ven sE n tr y N Fairfield in eTM Wa P in Dr iew ega te Dr G ro Rd t Fla ve D r lfv M e rr Dr me rce D r 9 10 4 3 6 32 W illow Wi l G Pa et t th he Ap Ca p, r t too ! 12 E dg r ee Pk wy Wo Me S lo w be d ood Ln Shadow B Mc In 22 Ba tt nterra Wa Pla y 54 B en d wn Dr cee r S a n do Cre Bo d Cam Harb rs Luck Fishe or e ron st o ek Pl a n wm o Lo 39 3 nR d Fish e To Newnan Pl 5 8 op ne Hu dd les to 7 4 gree High n R SP ea e idg S a wmill Trce to Duns n Tr Pas c Sum mer Brooke dget Dr Wi B Mark s al mo Pub lishe C r e s cent O a Evian W ay Rd Tame rla Available Upon Request The most comprehensive map of Peachtree City, Georgia! 10 yD r nH Cal g il ls Mor alli o Marble Ct Dr Circ le Highway Highway Highway Path Path Path Road Road Road Road Major Road Major Road Major Falc 74 on Kensin gto n Dr r Pr Wel ton W Gar Braelinn Club & Country Golf Ke k ade R u b icon Rd Pe p Holl y dn e pe o r rw Gr Ct ay o wine Rd Red ve Rd Coo per e � Dining -487-8016 770 Shopping Printing � Large Format Stationery � Business s � Postcard ers � Newslett Copies, etc. s � Forms, Flyers, nal Discount � Educatio ations � Re Accommod Discover eation cr print@minute manpressptc AND MUCH, MUCH MORE! 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Returning Rental Car � Take Atlanta Airport /Camp Creek Parkway Exit (exit 72) � Stay to the left to enter the Airport (Airport Blvd.) � Travel south on Airport Blvd. � Once past the exit to the North Terminal get in the right lane to take Airport Blvd. to Jet Road � Turn right on Jet Road � Stay straight through traffic signal and continue across Rental Car Center bridge � Golf Cart Paths � Athletic Facilities, Fields, Parks � Neighborhood and City Parks � Nature Areas � Shopping Areas � Schools � Golf Courses � Street, Neighborhood & Path Marker Index � Call us at 678.216.0282 www.visitpeachtreecity.com 11 CONCOURSE B TL SKY R AI N T NORTH PARKING Lo EW -A The Te Camp Plan to Shop! The Avenue American Eagle Ann Taylor Loft Banana Republic Bath & Body Works Books A Million Chico's Children's Place Claire's Coldwater Creek GameStop Gap Gap Kids Jos A. Bank Justice for Girls Kirkland's LensCrafters Limited Too One Magnolia Lane Rack Room Shoes Select Comfort Shenanigans Toys Soma Intimates Stride Rite Sugar Britches Talbots Victoria's Secret White House Black Market Williams-Sonoma Wolf Camera Yankee Candle Braelinn Village Blockbuster Video CardSmart Discount Golf Dollar Tree General Nutrition Center Kmart Kroger Mucklow's Fine Jewelry Kedron Village Bed, Bath & Beyond Famous Footwear 200 City Circle 204 City Circle 216 City Circle 220 City Circle 212 City Circle 258 City Circle 248 City Circle 226 City Circle 230 City Circle # 740 508 Circle Gate 205 City Circle 214 City Circle 214 City Circle 222 City Circle 1223 N Peachtree Pkwy. 228 City Circle # 700 407 City Circle Ste. 1600 206 City Circle 405 City Circle 200 City Circle 502 Circle Gate Dr. 208 City Circle 252 City Circle 232 City Circle 242 City Circle 234 City Circle 218 City Circle 254 City Circle 255 City Circle 310 City Circle 210 City Circle 300 Crosstown Dr. 540 Crosstown Dr. 510 Crosstown Dr. 576 Crosstown Dr. 548 Crosstown Dr. 400 Crosstown Dr. 564 Crosstown Dr. 1103 Crosstown Dr. 1245 N Peachtree Pkwy. 1233 N Peachtree Pkwy. 770.486.6587 678.364.0854 770.632.5865 770.631.1038 678.364.0273 770.632.1296 770.632.0065 678.364.0021 770.487.7328 770.631.0546 770.487.9421 770.632.1205 770.632.1205 770.486.0914 770.632.9498 770.632.7329 770.487.8064 770.632.3647 770.486.9494 678.364.1157 770.632.9330 678.364.0814 678.364.9994 770.632.2787 770.632.2299 770.632.7500 770.632.6664 770.631.3009 770.632.0553 770.632.5723 770.486.3400 770.631.1920 770.486.1222 770.486.7474 770.364.0403 770.487.1113 770.487.2295 770.487.3602 770.486.3400 770.631.6035 770.631.7086 12 Peachtree city convention & visitors Bureau General Nutrition Center Hibbett Sporting Goods Justice for Girls Kanrick's Jewelry Kedron Tire & Automotive Lizard Thicket Massage Envy Mattress Firm Merle Norman Cosmetics MGR Jewelers Petco Ross Dress for Less Rue21 Sally Beauty Supply Target Trek Bicycles Trina's Nails Wild Bird Center Marketplace Betty's Fine Collectibles Ethan Allen Nail Trends Pike Nursery Staples Peachtree Crossings w. daly salon spa Bicycles Unlimited Omega Books Pam's Hallmark Cards Rona's Flowers & Gifts Run Fit Sports Sugarfoot Yarns Traveling Chef Wags to Whiskers Wild Birds Unlimited Peachtree East Peachtree Education Station Peachtree Natural Food Publix Radio Shack Stein Mart Wellspring Store WalMart Center Best Buy Home Depot Office Depot PetSmart WalMart Westpark Walk Classic World Travel Judy's Nails The Herb Shop Tuesday Morning Verizon Wilshire Pavilion Fantastic Sams Peachtree Bottle Shop Publix Rite Aid 1205 N Peachtree Pkwy. 1204 N Peachtree Pkwy. 1223 N Peachtree Pkwy. 1237 N Peachtree Pkwy. 2001 Georgian Park 1253 N Peachtree Pkwy. 1215 N Peachtree Pkwy. 1271 N Peachtree Pkwy. 1237 N Peachtree Pkwy. 1007 N Peachtree Pkwy. 1243 N Peachtree Pkwy. 1235 N Peachtree Pkwy. 1231 N Peachtree Pkwy. 1213 N Peachtree Pkwy. 1209 N Peachtree Pkwy. 1801 Georgian Park 1021 N Peachtree Pkwy. 1211 N Peachtree Pkwy. 235 Market Place Connector 100 Market Place Connector 225 Market Place Connector 103 S Hwy. 74 225 Market Place Connector 100 N Peachtree Pkwy. 100 N Peachtree Pkwy. 100 N Peachtree Pkwy. 100 N Peachtree Pkwy. 100 N Peachtree Pkwy. 100 N Peachtree Pkwy. 100 N Peachtree Pkwy. 100 N Peachtree Pkwy. 100 N Peachtree Pkwy. 100 N Peachtree Pkwy. 140 Peachtree E Shop. 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Ctr. 2703 Hwy. 54 2715 Hwy. 54 2709 Hwy. 54 2701 Hwy. 54 2717 Hwy. 54 200 Commerce Dr. 244 Commerce Dr. 225 Commerce Dr. 233 Commerce Dr. 310 Commerce Dr. 1200 S Hwy. 74 1200 S Hwy. 74 1200 S Hwy. 74 2228 Hwy. 54 E 770.631.7017 678.364.6933 770.632.9498 678.364.0374 770.487.7767 770.487.7449 678.216.1005 770.632.4449 770.631.0007 770.487.6886 678.364.9212 770.487.9614 678.364.0545 770.487.9818 770.282.2165 770.632.1830 770.486.9905 770.631.2473 770.632.1441 770.632.1809 770.487.2134 770.632.9111 770.486-9767 770.486.7222 770.486.9252 770.487.3977 770.487.2776 770.632.2727 678.364.9200 770.487.9001 770.486.8977 770.486.4924 770.486.1599 770.631.8887 770.487.8288 770.486.2020 770.486.0007 770.486.9698 770.632.1788 678.364.1025 770.364.0163 770.486.6660 770.631.5729 770.632.6373 770.487.9529 770.631.1684 770.632.1101 770.486.5550 770.487.3805 770.486.6888 770.631.1500 770.486.0133 770.487.6874 www.visitpeachtreecity.com 13 Plan To Dine! The Georgia Shrimp Company Arby's 133 S Hwy. 74 770.631.0084 Atlanta Bread Company 401 City Circle 770.486.1330 Athenas Pizzeria & Greek Cuisine 2731 W Hwy. 54 770.632.7232 Beef O'Brady's 100 N Peachtree Pkwy. 770.486.1860 Big Daddy's Oyster Bar 101 Crossings East 770.632.1563 Blimpie 316 Crosstown Dr. 770.631.0081 Borgo Italia 2882 W Hwy 54 770-629-2300 Brusters Ice Cream 103 Lexington Circle 770.487.8131 Buck's Pizza 1200 Hwy. 74 770.631.8989 Caf� Pig 118 Huddleston Rd. 770.486.9898 Carabbas Italian 500 Commerce Dr. 770.631.1057 Casa Vieja Mexican 1200 S Hwy. 74 770.631.8338 Chick-Fil-A 1100 N Peachtree Pkwy. 770.486.9517 Chick-Fil-A 1222 Hwy. 54 770.632.7446 Chick-Fil-A 707 Hwy. 54 770.487.0042 Chili's Grill & Bar 250 Market Place 770.487.9828 China Bistro 2870 W Hwy. 54 678.364.8799 China Caf� Waikiki 1019 Peachtree Pkwy N 770.632.1699 Chin Chin Chinese 2100 W Hwy. 54 770.487.9188 China House 1200 S Hwy. 74 770.631.8878 Chopsticks China Bistro 100 N Peachtree Pkwy. 678.902.1885 Cinnabon 460 Crosstown Drive 678.364.9573 Dickey's BBQ Pit 300 Petrol Pt. 770.487.2100 Dairy Queen 300 Petrol Pt. 770.487.2100 Dolce Atlanta-Peachtree 201 Aberdeen Pkwy. 770.487.2666 Domino's Pizza 2100 W Hwy. 54 770.487.5800 Dunkin Donuts 228 Peachtree East Shop. Ctr. 770.487.5070 Dunkin Donuts 307 N Hwy 74 678.289.4004 El Ranchero Mexican 596 Crosstown Dr. 770.631.3723 El Ranchero Mexican 380 Commerce Dr. 770.631.4105 El Reposo 100 Lexington Cir. 770.631.9881 Five Guys Famous Burgers & Fries 2707 W Hwy. 54 770.632.6099 Flying Biscuit Caf� 2874 W Hwy. 54 770.631.7077 Fork in the Road Caf� 114 Huddleston Rd. 770.631.2883 Formosa Deli 608 Crosstown Dr. 678.364.0880 Georgia Shrimp Company 100 N Peachtree Pkwy. 770.631.9114 Gigi's Cupcakes 202 City Circle 770.486.7707 Great American Cookies 306 City Circle 770.486.9587 Great American Grill-Hilton Garden Inn 2010 N Commerce Dr. 678.827.8400 14 Peachtree city convention & visitors Bureau Grinds & Wines Happy China IHOP Italian Oven J. Christopher's Jersey Mike's Subs Jet's Pizza Jimmy Johns Gourmet Sandwiches Joe Muggs Coffee Johnny's Pizza La Hacendia Longhorn Steakhouse Mangarelli's Pizza Marble Slab Creamery McDonald's McDonald's McDonald's Mellow Mushroom Mike & C's Family Sports Grill Mimi's Good Food Moe's Southwest Grill Mr. Fuji Outback Steakhouse Papa Johns Panda Express Pandera Bread Pascal's Bistro Partners II Pizza Pizza Hut Planet Smoothie Planterra Ridge Golf Club Ritas Water Ice Roly Poly Salad Express Schlotzky's Shane's Rib Shack She's Bistro and Sushi Bar Smokey Bones Smoothie King Starbucks Starbucks Subway Subway Sushi Tomi Taco Bell Taco Mac TCBY Ted's Montana Grill Tennis Center Caf� Terrace Caf� Thai Spice The Beirut Lebanese Cuisine The Picnic Basket The Mix Frozen Yogurt TJ's Bistro two01 - Dolce Waffle House Waffle House Wendy's Wok Express Y-Knot Sports Bar Yo Tops Frozen Yogurt Yo Tops Frozen Yogurt Yogurtland Zaxby's 290 N Hwy. 74 770.486.6390 160 Peachtree East Shop. Ctr. 770.632.8688 243 Market Place Connector 770.486.1552 100 Peachtree East Shop. Ctr. 770.486.9642 264 Commerce Dr. 678.216.1010 2729 W Hwy. 54 770.631.4136 1257 N Peachtree Pkwy. 770.632.8559 2800 W Hwy 54 770.631.7961 258 City Circle 770.632.1296 2779 W Hwy. 54 770.486.5480 2755 N Hwy. 54 770.487.9099 2633 W Hwy. 54 770.486.8791 101 Crossings East 770.487.9099 403 City Circle 770.486.4933 709 Crossings East 770.631.0831 986 Crosstown Dr. 770.486.3800 2717 W. Hwy. 54 678.364.6640 275 Hwy. 74 N 770.632.6018 1200 S Hwy. 74 770.486.1982 301 Petrol Pt. 770.487.2421 500 City Circle Drive 770.486.8455 1204 N Peachtree Pkwy. 678.364.0808 995 N Peachtree Pkwy. 770.486.9292 584 Crosstown Dr. 770.487.9779 2707 W Hwy. 54 770.632.1801 1263 N Peachtree Pkwy. 678.561.9906 217 Commerce Drive 770.632.0112 215 Northlake Dr. 770.487.9393 1015 N Peachtree Pkwy. 770.631.3112 1267 N Peachtree Pkwy. 770.486.9425 500 Clubhouse Dr. 770.487.8141 2777 W Hwy. 54 770.631.2294 2007 Commerce Dr. N 770.631.1312 2705 W Hwy. 54 678.364.8888 2771 W Hwy. 54 770.742.0566 1261 N Peachtree Pkwy. 678.364.9700 256 Commerce Drive 770.487.8818 100 Market Place Connector 678.364.8460 2707 W Hwy. 54 678.361.7575 316 City Circle 770.631.1904 130 Peachtree East 770.486.5447 1013 N Peachtree Pkwy. 770.486.3653 1200 S Hwy. 74 770.486.7234 286 N Hwy. 74 770.631.1108 1140 Crosstown Ct. 770.631.9193 275 Market Place 770.692.0006 532 Crosstown Ct. 770.631.9193 314 City Circle 678.829.0272 10 Planterra Way 770.486.9474 2443 Hwy. 54 770.487.2000 238 City Circle 770.632.3573 1025 N Peachtree Pkwy. 678.364.0707 303 Kelly Drive 770.487.3624 107 Lexington Circle 770.631.7019 1200 N Peachtree Pkwy. 770.486.6628 201 Aberdeen Pkwy. 770.487.3064 143 S Hwy. 74 770.487.7488 2100 E Hwy. 54 678.364.9446 975 Crosstown Dr. 770.631.0561 275 N Hwy. 74 678.364.6577 216 Northlake Dr. 770.487.9111 101 Crossings East 770.486.9590 1200 S. Hwy. 74 678.364.9630 2727 Hwy. 54 770.703.6987 201 Worth Ct. 770.632.9454 www.visitpeachtreecity.com 15 Plan to Play! Make A Movie Here LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION! Peachtree City, Georgia, may be a far cry from Hollywood, but the film industry has made a lasting impression on the city! Recently a street sign was erected officially designating one of the city's newest streets "Diva Drive." DDD is not the first time high-budget filming has found its way to our picturesque city � `Sweet Home Alabama' with Reese Witherspoon is among some of the more notable filming that has taken place. Contact us to learn more about filmmaking opportunities and benefits. GEORGIA ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY INVESTMENT ACT On May 12, 2008 Governor Sonny Purdue signed into law the Georgia Entertainment Industry Investment Act, boosting the state tax credit for qualified production and post production expenditures by as much as 30 percent. It is available not only to traditional motion picture projects such as feature films, television series, commercials and music videos, but also innovative new industries such as game development and animation. The Georgia Entertainment Industry Act offers an across the board flat tax credit of 20 percent based on a minimum investment of $500,000 on qualified prductions in Georgia. An additional 10 percent Georgia Entertainment Promotion (GEP) uplift can be earned by including an embedded animated Georgia logo on approved projects. 16 Peachtree city convention & visitors Bureau Peachtree City is for Reunions! FAMILY REUNIONS Celebrate the past and create new memories in Peachtree City with a family reunion! With a full calendar of events, unparalleled recreational amenities plus exceptional accommodations and cuisine, Peachtree City is the perfect location for an unforgettable family reunion. MILITARY REUNIONS Close proximity to the Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson Airport and Peachtree City's own Atlanta Regional Airport at Falcon Field, combined with its resort-style living and world class recreational amenities make Peachtree City the perfect choice for your next military reunion. Visit www.dixiewing.org for ideas about how to coordinate your reunion with the Great Georgia Air Show, WWII Heritage Days or Fighter Pilot Fantasy Camp. MEETING SPACE AND FACILITIES From Open Space to Planned Space, We Have It All! Escape to Peachtree City and enjoy the exquisite beauty of nature blended with southern hospitality and small-town charm. With over 90 miles of golf cart and recreational paths, three lakes, three world-class golf courses, tennis, biking, and fishing you'll experience resort-style living at its finest. Braelinn Country Club Braelinn Recreation Complex Dixie Wing Commemorative Air Force Museum Dolce Atlanta-Peachtree Conference Center and Events Drake Field Falcon Field Aviation Center Flat Creek Country Club Flat Creek Nature Center Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater Gathering Place Glenloch Recreation Complex Kedron Fieldhouse and Aquatics Center Peachtree City Dog Park Peachtree City Public Library Peachtree City Tennis Center Planterra Ridge Country Club Shakerag Knoll South 74 Baseball & Soccer Complex Wyndham Peachtree Conference Center Call the Peachtree CVB at 678.216.0282 and let one of our staff assist you with the planning of your next reunion. 17 www.visitpeachtreecity.com Plan a Day Trip! Buggy Museum, Senoia Road to Tara Museum, Jonesboro Peachtree City offers small town ambience with all of the benefits of a large, metropolitan area. Should the mood strike you to see a Broadway play or an Atlanta Braves or Falcons game, downtown Atlanta is just 26 miles away! For a unique and local day trip, visit south metro's hidden treasures tucked in sleepy little towns and along winding country roads. Shop for antiques, see Civil War memorabilia and take in the entire "Gone with the Wind" experience in Fayette and Clayton Counties. Learn more about why Peachtree city is consistently noted as one of the top 10 places to live in the U.S. or stop by the Visitors Center to pick up information on our self-guided driving tour. Here's a sampling of some of the local attractions you won't want to miss! Buggy Shop Museum 72 Main Street 770.304.3426 www.senoiabuggyshop.com Dunaway Gardens 3218 Roscoe Road Hwy. 70 678.423.4050 www.dunawaygardens.com Holliday-Dorsey-Fife House Museum 140 Lanier Ave. W. Fayetteville 770.716.5332 www.hdfhouse.com Old Mill & Lewis Grizzard Museum East Camp Street Moreland 770.897.1888 Old Town Sharpsburg Hwy. 16/54 Take a stroll through historic Sharpsburg and shop for unique gifts and antiques Road to Tara Museum 104 N. Main St. Jonesboro 1.800.662.7829 Senoia Hwy 16 & 85 Named for Chief William McIntosh's mother, Senoya He-ne-ha, Senoia is known for its small town charm and more recently as the setting for a number of movie productions. 18 Peachtree city convention & visitors Bureau Visitor Center Services Peachtree City is an ideal place to host your next meeting, sports tournament, reunion or other special event. We have a variety of facilities capable of handling small and large events coupled with plentiful dining options and a variety of accommodation choices to ensure your attendees have a comfortable, convenient and captivating experience. Here are some of the services that we offer: Complimentary welcome bags Special group discounts at local merchants Brochures on area accommodations and attractions Maps Assistance with media Assistance with itinerary and special events Customized bid packets and formal bid presentations to site selection teams Date and space availability research Coordination of hotel bids and securing contracts Site inspections FAM Tours Welcome letters from Peachtree City officials For more information about our Visitor Center Services, contact our sales department at 678.216.0282 or visit www.visitpeachtreecity.com 19 www.visitpeachtreecity.com NAMED THE 8 TH BEST PLACE TO LIVE IN THE UNITED STATES BY CNN " MONEY MAGAZINE "! Enjoy over 90 miles of recreational paths, lakes, golf, swim, fish, bike, tennis, aquatics center, BMX track, baseball, soccer and football fields. A unique place � special for business, family fun, sports tournaments and outdoor recreation. 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Site for Calallen-Moody baseball series still to be decided
Whataburger Field could host playoff with Hooks out of town
CORPUS CHRISTI - Coaches from Moody and Calallen plan to meet this morning to settle the details of the Region IV-4A finals baseball series.
With the Hooks out of town for a week after tonight, Whataburger Field is available to host the series, which is expected to draw huge crowds. The coaches, though, could decide to play a home-and-home series instead.
The nature of a region finals series ensures it will be a tension-filled set of games, because there's a state tournament berth on the line. But the stakes are probably even a little higher than usual with Moody (34-2) and Calallen (34-3) being ranked No. 1 and 2 in the state, respectively. Baseball America ranks Moody as the No. 2 team in the country and Calallen as No. 6. Both teams could have a claim for the top spot with a series win, because the publication's No. 1 team, Houston Bellaire, was upset by Brazoswood in the region semifinals Saturday
Bishop (26-6-1) is the only other local team alive. The Badgers, who are 7-0 in the playoffs so far, play Danbury (28-4), which is ranked fourth in the state. Game 1 is set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Victoria's Riverside Stadium. Game 2 will be at 3 p.m. Saturday in Victoria, with a third game to follow if necessary.
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The PBS NewsHour continues to provide in-depth analysis of current events with a news summary, live interviews and discussions of domestic and international issues.
Beyond Theology
Mon, 12/29/2014 - 7:00pm
"What Would Jesus Do?" — a question popularized by Rev. Charles M. Sheldon's book In His Steps — remains as relevant to American culture today as when it was first published in 1896. BEYOND THEOLOGY: WHAT WOULD JESUS DO? explores the origins of the "What Would Jesus Do?" concept, connecting it to sermon stories delivered by Rev. Sheldon, a Kansas minister aligned with the social gospel movement of the 19th century. The program reconsiders this question in light of the cultural changes which have taken place in the United States over the last few decades. BEYOND THEOLOGY also examines the manner in which Sheldon applied the concept in his own life.
Jerusalem: Center of the World
Sat, 12/27/2014 - 10:00pm
Jerusalem is arguably one of the most fascinating and complicated cities in the world. This program draws on religious texts, the science of archaeology and oral traditions passed on through millennia to try to determine why this small city has occupied the minds of so many for so long. Host Ray Suarez of THE NEWSHOUR leads viewers to the holiest sites of Judaism, Christianity and Islam - on the land, from the sky and underground.
10 Buildings that Changed America
Thu, 12/25/2014 - 6:00pm
This program tells the stories of 10 American architectural marvels, including a state capitol building designed by Thomas Jefferson, the original indoor shopping mall, the first airport of the Jet Age and a futuristic concert hall. You may not be familiar with all of these buildings, but they probably shaped the way you live, work, shop and play. Host Geoffrey Baer takes a journey across America and inside these 10 groundbreaking works of art and engineering.
The Blueprint
Tue, 12/23/2014 - 9:00pm
THE BLUEPRINT focuses on Seventh-day Adventist education, the third-largest private-school system in the United States and the second-largest in the world. More than a century ago, Adventist Ellen White championed the now widely used "whole person" approach to education that encompasses body, mind and spirit. This "blueprint for education" specifically emphasizes skilled training, healthy living and community service within a safe, faith-based environment. THE BLUEPRINT: THE STORY OF ADVENTIST EDUCATION ventures into the classrooms of a few of the nearly 1,000 schools across the United States operated by Adventists. In many cases, these schools provide students sanctuary from troubled home lives, tough neighborhoods and negative influences. Profiled schools include: The Bronx-Manhattan School in New York, The Holbrook Navajo Indian School in Arizona, Spencerville Adventist Academy in Maryland, Fletcher Academy in North Carolina, Pinon Hills School in New Mexico and Columbine Christian School in Colorado. The film also features interviews with school administrators, teachers, students, historians and education pioneer Parker Palmer, author of The Courage to Teach.
Mon, 12/22/2014 - 7:00pm
THE ASIAN AND ABRAHAMIC RELIGIONS: A DIVINE ENCOUNTER IN AMERICA explores the beliefs, practices and rituals of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism. The documentary offers an in-depth look at the differences and surprising similarities among the Asian religions and the "Abrahamic" faiths of Christianity, Judaism and Islam. Also examined are the challenges of interfaith marriage, the younger generation's struggle to reconcile their families' traditional expectations with the desire to forge their own identity, and the difficulties in maintaining one's cultural and religious heritage in a largely Judeo-Christian environment. Cinema verite-style scenes capture a variety of religious ceremonies, festivals, rituals and sacred dance: a Hindu holiday celebrating Ganesha's birthday; a service recounting the great Hindu epic, the Ramayana, at a temple in Maryland; a royal Hindu wedding; and the 300th anniversary celebration of the Guru Granth Sahib, the Sikh scriptures. In addition, cameras visit the oldest Buddhist temple in the U.S., located in San Francisco's Chinatown, and contrast a Buddhist monastery in West Virginia with its Catholic counterpart in Washington, D.C.
The Story of the Jews with Simon Schama
Sun, 12/28/2014 - 9:00pm
Simon Schama explores the bright, hopeful moment when Enlightenment thinkers and revolutionary armies brought ghetto walls crashing down - allowing Jews to weave their wisdom, creativity and energies into the very fabric of modern life in Europe. One of the most of fruitful branches of this Jewish renaissance was in music, and the stellar careers of Giacomo Meyerbeer and Felix Mendelssohn established the enduring tradition for Jewish musical prodigies. However, the remarkably successful integration of Jewish talent into the mainstream of European culture and commerce stirred up the ghosts of ancient prejudice, decked out in the new clothes of romantic nationalism and the pseudo-science of anti-semitism. The road to the hell of the Holocaust was paved by the diatribes of Richard Wagner, while the trial of Alfred Dreyfus led Theodor Herzl to conclude that without a homeland of their own, Jews would never be free of the millennia-old persecution.
The Story of the Jews with Simon Schama
Sun, 12/21/2014 - 9:00pm
Simon Schama's epic series continues with the story of medieval Jews struggling to preserve their identity - and sometimes their lives - under the rule of Christianity and Islam. Whether labeled "Christ-killers" by the Christians or "dhimmi" (non-Muslim citizens of an Islamic community) by the Muslims, diaspora Jews built new lives and invented new ways of being Jewish in exile in the face of discrimination, blood-libels and persecution interspersed with periods of tolerance, protection and peaceful co-existence. Drawing on some of the extraordinary documents they left behind, this episode offers a vivid portrait of Jewish bankers, merchants, doctors, poets and artists flourishing in Lincoln, Cordoba, Venice and Cairo and tells the heart-rending story of their mass expulsion from Spain in 1492.
Sat, 12/20/2014 - 11:00am
CONSUELO MACK WEALTHTRACK delivers trustworthy, understandable advice about building and protecting wealth over the long term. Each week, WEALTHTRACK provides viewers with pathways to building financial security and tackle economic, market and political changes through new interviews with some of the best minds in the business world. In season 11, topics include: morality on Wall Street, activist investors, retirement income, steps women need to take to achieve financial security, and the biggest financial challenges facing individual investors. Anchor Consuelo Mack, an award-winning veteran business journalist, hand-picks each guest — the series' "Great Investors" and "Financial Thought Leaders" — based on their professional credentials, performance and integrity. Following an in-depth discussion about the most significant current trends affecting investors, guests recommend one investment every individual should own in their portfolio. Each week's episode concludes with an "Action Point," a single to-do item to help viewers achieve financial security.


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After finishing in 3rd place in their first tournament, the 15U Kane County Elite Team took second place In the USSSA World Series Qualifier held in Huntley, IL (June 7-10). The team scored a total of 27 runs in their first 4 pool play games. They advance to the Semi-final round and defeated Pro Player Baseball to advance to the championship. A weekend full of great pitching, defense, and offense helped the team reach the championship game. Well done!
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The question: Knowlege of which traditional martial arts weapon(excluding knives) is most easily adapted to an ordinary object in a street self-defense situation?
Also, which is the least adaptable?
My vote for most goes to the Escrima stick, since so many things (pipes, rolled up magazines, certain tools, etc.) can be used in the application of Escrima strikes and techniques. Second choice would be Kung fu's horse bench, which can be applied to some chairs and tables.
Conversely, I'm not as sure as some KF practitioners are that the sword can be applied to an ordinary object, similarly to the escrima stick. A sword's objective is to cut, which most ordinary objects won't do, or stab, which objects may not do as well. Also, sword sets applied to an ordinary object would neglect to take advantage of grappling techniques like an escrima stick would.
Least adabtable, I'd have to say would be the Kwan dao. Good for exercise/coordination, but where are you going to find something that long with the proper weight and balance?
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Ya I like the escrima stick choice, almost anything can become a stick
least adaptable i would think would be a sia (sp?)
all you can really do is stab, not even cut like a knife. unless your trying to trap a sword or something with it.
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the Staff/Pole and Sticks are a straight tie all the way accross. Second would be rope/belt/whip, because all you would have to do is just walk around with a belt on and you're ahead of the game. My next would be a sword, like a previous poster said, the point is to cut through somebody, but you give a nice heavy lead pipe to a person who knows the sword, he is going to feel more comfortable having the pipe crush into somebodies body than somebody who just practices bamboo sticks.
Oh, and the kwan do being the "least adaptable"...ever hear of a shovel
The least adaptable is nunchaku and 3 sectioned staff, unless you get attacked in a martial arts supply store, or on some island run by a drug barron.
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* pole, broomstick = staff
* stick, pipe, umbrella or baseball bat = stick
* kitchen knife = knife
* rock, broken glass, ice, CD or coins = shuriken
* rope or belt or chain
* shirt, towel or jacket
* dirty underwear
* shoe
* dirt, grass, ash, pebbles or pepper = blinding powder
* dow rod = eskrima stick
* book, phone, chair, clock = projectile
* phone cord = strangle cord
* cup of water = distraction
* flashlight, mag light = club
* fork
.. least likely to find a um .. a gun.. a naginata or a sectional staff.
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Yeah, that's kinda why we use Kali drills and sticks in a very street-based rational defense system. The moves and abilities they engender are pretty universal. You can pick up anything from a magazine to a purse and use it well.
Trust me, as a fencer, there's almost nothing in the everyday world that corresponds with the sword.
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Chairs can do amazing things... the trick is how to hold them though. Folding ones can be a bitch, its probably best to use them in their folded state - but not like in the WWE. The Feet of it are good for poking, and the chair in general for fending off people or attacks. Non-folding ones are especially good for the latter.
Generally, shield yourself with it, and try to use the legs against the face of your opponent. Throwing one and then charging in with a big cross or front/side kick can also do wonders. Now Chair defence is something I need to work on...
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Boutros Boutros-Ghali, former United Nations secretary-general, has said that the next global conflict will erupt not over oil, but over water. Each year, more than 2 million people die from diseases associated with a lack of safe drinking water. A 2003 U.N. report estimated that, by 2050, as many as 7 billion people could suffer from severe water shortages.
In the United States, thermo-electric power plants are the third-largest consumer of water, after agriculture and industry. These plants, fired by fossil fuels, produce 53 percent of the power in this country and, according to a study by the Virginia Tech Water Resources Research Center, consume 136 billion gallons of fresh water every day. Power plants use water to scrub pollutants, cool and clean machinery, and produce steam to power turbine generators.
Dr. Tamim Younos, director of the Virginia Tech study, says water has been taken for granted in the national energy puzzle "because water has been cheap, plentiful and easily extracted. In many areas across the country, that's no longer the case."
Most people in this country grew up during a time when, as Younos says, "you flipped a switch, and the lights came on. You turned a faucet, and water came out. Most people viewed them as separate and distinct items."
The study found that it takes 20 gallons of water to produce 1 million BTUs from hydro-electric power, 1,100 gallons for the same energy output from fossil-fueled thermo-electric plants, and 2,400 gallons for a nuclear plant. In 2005, U.S. energy consumption came to 100 quadrillion BTUs.
Michael Hightower and Suzanne Pierce, water and power experts at Sandia National Laboratories in Los Alamos, N.M., believe the only way to deal with the issue is to integrate water, energy and natural resources planning and "not do things that are good for only one aspect and bad for others," Hightower says. "For example, in California, most power plants are coastal. If the coastal commission puts in place a moratorium on new plants, that protects the marine environment, but it forces the plants into an area where they have to rely on fresh water."
Technologies for power production and new energy sources continue to evolve. For example, many plants are now relying on "dry cooling," which greatly cuts water consumption, Hightower says. "Many plants are using cooling systems that function just like radiators. You can do that in areas of the country where they have lower air temperatures during key times. And some new plants are hybrids, using dry cooling during the winter and water during the summer."
Ethanol and biodiesel products are often viewed as solutions to America's energy-independence challenges, but most biofuels "are grown where they have rain-fed crops, so they don't have to irrigate," Hightower says. "My concern is that, as biofuels become more in demand, their growth will move out of the Midwestern areas into parts of the country where they need to irrigate."
In chronically water-short Australia, a multinational corporation has begun looking at farming algae for biofuel, an approach that has caught the interest of the U.S. departments of Energy and Defense.
"The thing about algae is that you get a high oil yield per acre," Pierce says. "Algae are compatible with a wide range of water quality, and it's not a land-based, irrigated crop, so it doesn't compete with food crops for land or water resources."
"We're in a transition period right now," says Lorraine White, a specialist with the California Energy Commission. "We're not going to go from a petroleum economy to a solar economy overnight, so we need to protect ourselves with a diversified portfolio of energy sources.
"As a society, we have to accept the need to invest in the future," she says. "Or else that future will be much more expensive and much less easy to measure and manage."
Lance Frazer is a California freelance writer, specializing in science, health, nature and environmental issues.
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Jason Isringhausen unlikely to re-sign with Mets
Jan 26, 2012, 12:16 PM EDT
Back in August the Mets turned down a chance to trade Jason Isringhausen, pulling him off waivers when the reliever was claimed by an interested in team, but now Dan Martin of the New York Post reports that they're unlikely to re-sign him anyway.
Isringhausen completed a successful comeback last season and provided the Mets with good value on a minor-league contract, throwing 47 innings with a 4.05 ERA and 44/24 K/BB ratio while also notching his 300th career save.
At age 39 and with his history of injuries securing a multi-year commitment or even a one-year deal for sizable guaranteed money was always going to be unlikely, but a source told Martin that "there probably isn't a fit for him" in New York's bullpen. However, the same source added that "he's been talking to other teams and we think he'll wind up elsewhere."
He no longer has the raw stuff to thrive as a late-inning option and Isringhausen's back injury flared up late in the season, but as a low-cost middle reliever he'd be a solid addition.
- WhenMattStairsIsKing - Jan 26, 2012 at 12:33 PM
Is he likely to sign anywhere?
- Old Gator - Jan 26, 2012 at 1:05 PM
Why not re-sign with the Mutts? He's full of VETERAN PRESENCE and he's exactly the kind of sandbag you can lay down anywhere you want to start a rebuilding process while keeping the rain out.
- WhenMattStairsIsKing - Jan 26, 2012 at 1:32 PM
He shouldn't sign with the Mets because he's not 'Amazin' anymore 😉
- 18thstreet - Jan 26, 2012 at 1:04 PM
I guess the Mets will have to pull down that huge banner of him that's hanging outside of CitiField.
- WhenMattStairsIsKing - Jan 26, 2012 at 1:33 PM
They don't really have one of him, do they? That would be all kinds of sad.
- 18thstreet - Jan 26, 2012 at 2:36 PM
Moneyball movie joke.
- WhenMattStairsIsKing - Jan 26, 2012 at 3:10 PM
Oh thank goodness. I knew the Mets were in a bad place, but good lord.
In that case, any word on whether Alderson is considering Chad Bradford?
- 18thstreet - Jan 26, 2012 at 4:59 PM
It might have been my favorite moment in the movie (and I liked the movie).
"How will we ever replace fan favorite Jason Isringhausen? He's got a banner and everything!"
- eshine76 - Jan 26, 2012 at 1:19 PM
Another guy that they weren't going to resign and could have gotten something in return before letting him leave.
- blacubed - Jan 26, 2012 at 2:06 PM
Dear Walt,
I hope you are listening! The Reds desperately need another ex-Card to help fill the roster.
A Concerned Fan
- Chris K - Jan 26, 2012 at 2:58 PM
I don't get what constitutes "not being a fit"in a bullpen. You go in and pitch an inning. Unless you're not good, how are you not a good fit? Any pitchers job is to get guys out. Good fit? Feh!
- jwbiii - Jan 26, 2012 at 4:05 PM
I don't think it's so much a fit in the bullpen as a fit in roster management. Last off season, Isringhausen was signed to a minor league deal and his role was to pitch well in Buffalo until someone in Queens was put on the 60 day DL or was really bad. Blaine Boyer obliged by being really bad and Isringhausen had an MLB job. This off season, Isringhausen wants a major league contract. The Mets don't want to give him one. They have already signed Jeff Stevens and Fernando Cabrera for the role he filled last season.
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Deriving lessons learned from the experiences of the 1997 Asian financial crisis and the 2008 financial market meltdown, Indonesia has told G20 leaders that demands for austerity measures for economies in distress must not entirely rule out the possibility of economic expansion.
At the first session of the G20 Summit here on Monday, President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono shared Indonesia's experience of past crises, in which he said the country muddled through fiscal reforms while at the same time maintaining policy support for its main economic driver: Domestic consumption.
Yudhoyono said that a middle course was possible in the ongoing eurozone debate between those supporting austerity measures and those supporting economic growth. He hoped that policy makers in the region would come up with amicable solutions to speed up economic recovery that had affected the world.
The President's statement comes with other emerging economies in the G20 grouping throwing their support behind France, which under the leadership of Francois Hollande has rejected the harsh imposition of austerity measures and favoured economic expansion in battling the crisis.
Brazil's finance minister, Guido Mantega, said that the austerity strategy demanded by Greek creditors was not working. He added that there was a need to reconcile fiscal consolidation with stimuli for growth. On the opposite side of the spectrum, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that any loosening of Greece's reform promises, after receiving the US$164 billion bailout, would be unacceptable.
Greece has just completed an election, producing a new political coalition that aims to maintain the country's membership in the 17-member currency bloc. The parties, however, demanded a renegotiation to austerity measures previously signed with international creditors so as to avoid political backlash from constituents.
Greece is not the only eurozone issue being discussed at the G20, as Spain has become the fourth euro-region nation to seek a bailout, with the global economy in its weakest state since the 2009 recession.
According to a draft communique that is expected to be finalised yesterday, the European Union aims to bring about closer integration of the region's banking system and step closer toward tighter fiscal coordination.
"To some extent there has to be open-mindedness," said Indonesian Trade Minister Gita Wirjawan.
Wirjawan said that Indonesia's experience in the Asian financial crisis was a clear example of how draconian fiscal measures could be counterproductive. He said that international lenders should allow bailout recipients some room for economic growth in a bid to achieve faster recovery.
"I hope the IMF and big economies in Europe will consider this approach not to be too drastic or harsh with their demands on bailout recipients. I think there is a necessity to allow countries in crisis to grow," he said.
Almost in concert with emerging countries, the Obama administration, which is now vying for re-election, suggested that a review on terms and conditions for Greece's bailout would be possible.
US Undersecretary for International Affairs Lael Brainard told reporters on the sidelines of the summit that economic stabilisation programs were designed with some flexibility. She said that there was room for both supporters of austerity and growth to sit down and find a solution. She suggested that Greece could be given more time to implement reforms.
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Okay, I got the audio working. For everyone out there having problems installing the nvaudio driver here's what I did:
when I recompiled the kernel, I enabled sound support and included the EMU10k1 drivers (this handles the ac97_probe_codec_R84601c2b unresolved symbol). I guess nvaudio somehow relies on the EMU10k1 drivers somehow?
Anyways, then I had to chmod 666 /dev/dsp, /dev/mixer, and /dev/audio
After following those steps I was able to listen to a couple MP3's with XMMS :-)
However, I'm still unable to get the nvnet driver to work properly. If I insmod nvnet, the nvnet driver gets loaded without complaining but it still doesn't seem to be working correctly. For some reason I'm unable to lease an IP address through dhcp-client. Also, running depmod after nvnet is loaded results in 4 unresolved symbol messages:
*** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.4.19/kernel/drivers/net/nvnet.o
*** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.4.19/kernel/drivers/net/nvnet.o~
*** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/kernel/drivers/net/nvnet.o
*** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/kernel/drivers/net/nvnet.o~
Is there any way to determine what the unresolved symbols are? Perhaps if I can figure out what the unresolved symbols are, I might be able to modify my kernel config settings to get it working (like I did with the nvaudio driver).
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Arsenal ready to buy back £4M Real Sociedad striker Vela
Arsenal are considering buying back Carlos Vela from Real Sociedad. The Daily Express says Arsenal included a £4m buy-back option in the deal to sell Vela to Sociedad though, and after his impressive performances for the Basque side this season could be ready to activate that clause.
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|Vol. 17, No. 6, 1998
Issue release date: November–December 1998
|Section title: Original Paper
The Epidemiology of Parkinson's Disease in an Australian PopulationMcCann S.J.a · LeCouteur D.G.b · Green A.C.c · Brayne C.d · Johnson A.G.a · Chan D.e · McManus M.E.f · Pond S.M.f
a Department of Medicine, University of Queensland, Brisbane, b The Canberra Clinical School of the University of Sydney, Canberra, c Epidemiology Unit, Queensland Institute of Medical Research, Brisbane, Australia; d Department of Community Medicine, University of Cambridge, UK; e Department of Geriatric Medicine, Prince Henry Hospital, Sydney, f Department of Physiology and Pharmacology, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia
Published online: 10/23/1998
Issue release date: November–December 1998
Number of Print Pages: 8
Number of Figures: 0
Number of Tables: 4
ISSN: 0251-5350 (Print)
eISSN: 1423-0208 (Online)
For additional information: http://www.karger.com/NED
A prevalence study of Parkinson's disease (PD) was conducted in the rural town of Nambour, Australia. There were 5 cases of PD in a study population of 1207, yielding a crude prevalence ratio of 414 per 100,000 (95% confidence interval; 53–775). We performed a separate case-control study involving 224 patients with PD and 310 controls from South East Queensland and Central West New South Wales, to determine which factors increase the risk for PD in Australia. A positive family history of PD was the strongest risk factor for the development of the disease (odds ratio = 3.4; p < 0.001). In addition, rural residency was a significant risk factor for PD (odds ratio = 1.8, p < 0.001). Hypertension, stroke and well water ingestion were inversely correlated with the development of PD. There was no significant difference between patients and controls for exposure to herbicides and pesticides, head injury, smoking or depression. The high prevalence of PD in Nambour may be explained by rural residency. However, the most significant risk factor for PD was a positive family hisotry. This demonstrates the need for improved understanding of the genetic nature of the disease.
Number of Print Pages : 8
Number of Figures : 0, Number of Tables : 4, Number of References : 40
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Vol. 17, No. 6, Year 1998 (Cover Date: November-December 1998)
Journal Editor: P.B. Gorelick, Chicago, Ill.
ISSN: 0251–5350 (print), 1423–0208 (Online)
For additional information: http://www.karger.com/journals/ned
Published online: 10/23/1998
Issue release date: November–December 1998
Number of Print Pages: 8
Number of Figures: 0
Number of Tables: 4
ISSN: 0251-5350 (Print)
eISSN: 1423-0208 (Online)
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Gondoliers (Chichester)
Editorial Staff • West End • 2 May 2003
The story of The Gondoliers, which satirises both the aristocracy and snobbery in all grades of society, follows Gilbert's favourite theme of topsy-turvydom. "I am told", said he, "that the public like the topsy-turvy best, so this time they are going to get it" and indeed we do. The plot focuses on two newly married gondoliers, one of whom (but no one knows which) is the true King of the neverland island of Barataria.
Featuring cartoon Italians, down at heel Spanish nobles and a Grand Inquisitor of Dickensian proportions, this production is set (by Ashley Martin-Davis) both in St. Mark's Square, Venice and by an art-deco swimming pool masquerading as the palace in Barataria. With act one outfitted in 1950's style kitsch-taffeta, and act two kitted out in some bizarrely surreal black and white numbers the show has a wonderful overall look
The game company, come from a background of opera and musical comedy and sing and dance (in Jonathan Lunn's nimble choreography) with aplomb. The show has been prettily re-orchestrated for a twelve piece on-stage band.
Liza Pulman, as Tessa, is outstanding, particularly in her "When a Merry Maid Marries" number. Joe Shovelton's Marco delivers an irresistible "Take a Pair of Sparkling Eyes" and James Saxon's Inquisitor commands the stage as a sort of musical version of any combination of all those, larger than life characters from Dickens.
If there are any casting quibbles, I would target Martin Marquez as the Duke of Plaza-Toro, the principal comedic interest. He is not a natural comedian and makes heavy weather of his patter songs. As his wife, the ever-reliable Louise Gold, helps out but is woefully under-used.
The problem with The Gondoliers is that there is too much of the same, too many barely indistinguishable romantic numbers and too many repetitive patter songs. Nevertheless, Gilbert's wit, supplemented by some additional barbed material, targeting New Labour, secures a high rating in audience satisfaction at the Chichester Festival Theatre.
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Very few people have the opportunity to manage an infrastructure they help build for twenty years. This plant is a baby I've grown along with.KVSS Rajeswara Rao DGM (IT)
When KVSS Rajeswara Rao, DGM (IT) at RINL VSP, joined the IT department in 1995, he could have only imagined the expanse of the infrastructure he heads today. "Very few people have the opportunity to manage an infrastructure they help build for twenty years. This plant is a baby I've grown along with," he says proudly. He speaks to CIO on how the profile of IT has changed in the steel industry in the past twenty odd years he has been around.
Visakhapatnam Steel Plant celebrated its 30th anniversary last year. Looking back, what do you think has changed since then?
Every new deployment was a step closer to the gigantic network that supports VSP today. I had worked in the plant's construction wing for the first two years. I later joined the IT wing. The wing was still taking shape then. I have fond memories on operating on a minicomputer – PDP-11 system- to handle payroll, stores accounting, and project monitoring. IT, back then, was considered a 'payslip generation portal'. But by the time VSP got commissioned, it became one of the first few Indian companies (along with TCS) to procure IBM mainframe. We then laid out a roadmap to move beyond the mold and unleashed more than 15 packages. We have realized these over a period of time and changed business' perspective of us.
Tell us about the VSP's pioneering technological developments.
When India was still wondering what a gigabit network was, we had configured one within our campus in 1999 and completely implemented it by 2003. Gigabit Ethernet was then upgraded to 10G backbone network and reached nooks and corner of the steel plant. Today, the plant's deep-set network boasts of around 3500 nodes which shall reach 5000 by 2015. We were also the proud host of India's first online application way back in 1994, which cost us about 27 crores. I also remember facing the Y2K problem six years later, when my colleagues had to visit the US to understand the problem. We then migrated to a client - server environment from mainframe. And all of this steadfast pace towards newer technologies by an in-house team of just 95.
Does being in the steel industry require being IT-aware internally?
: Yes, indeed. RINL, though, has always been ahead in implementing IT solutions at all levels. I have seen this commitment to excel and improve only grow over the years. Over the past two decades, the instability in the dollar's value, shortage of skilled manpower, and expensive raw materials have forced a majority of steel corporations to focus on optimized manufacturing. And that's where IT comes in a big way. We are the first steel company in India to have installed a production planning and control package (also known as a level 3 system) in 1997. This basically means that we have designed a production planning system for processes—from steel melting to rolling mills, completely in-house. Three years ago, we were also the first manufacturing company in India to be certified by a CMMI Level 3. Though we do not deal with external business, our stress on quality is unmatchable.
IoT to benefit wider industry spectrum by 2019 : Ganesh Ramamoorthy, Gartner
Companies investing in IoT technology need to understand the importance of the service and whether that type of service makes absolute sense for their company.
Security-as-a-Service is a Real Business Enabler for CIOs : Pekka Usva, F-Secure
Decision-makers in enterprises often wrongly differentiate between the security requirements during the PC era as opposed to post-PC era. Consequently, mobile security does not feature high on their list of priorities, which I believe should happen ASAP, says Pekka Usva.
Adapt Multiple-layered, Multi-engine Defence Strategy: David Wigley, ContentKeeper
Content Security today requires a comprehensive multi-layered approach utilising multiple technologies, says David Wigley, CEO, ContentKeeper.
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A Sudoku with clues given as sums of entries.
A Sudoku with clues as ratios.
This pair of linked Sudokus matches letters with numbers and hides a seasonal greeting. Can you find it?
A Sudoku that uses transformations as supporting clues.
Two sudokus in one. Challenge yourself to make the necessary
This second Sudoku article discusses "Corresponding Sudokus" which are pairs of Sudokus with terms that can be matched using a substitution rule.
This sudoku requires you to have "double vision" - two Sudoku's for
the price of one
Solve this Sudoku puzzle whose clues are in the form of sums of the
numbers which should appear in diagonal opposite cells.
A Sudoku with a twist.
Four numbers on an intersection that need to be placed in the
surrounding cells. That is all you need to know to solve this
A Sudoku with clues as ratios or fractions.
A game for 2 people. Take turns to move the counters 1, 2 or 3
spaces. The player to remove the last counter off the board wins.
This article for teachers describes several games, found on the
site, all of which have a related structure that can be used to
develop the skills of strategic planning.
A game for 2 people. Take turns joining two dots, until your opponent is unable to move.
A game for 2 players that can be played online. Players take it in turns to select a word from the 9 words given. The aim is to select all the occurrences of the same letter.
Everthing you have always wanted to do with dominoes! Some of these games are good for practising your mental calculation skills, and some are good for your reasoning skills.
A game for 2 players. Take turns to place a counter so that it occupies one of the lowest possible positions in the grid. The first player to complete a line of 4 wins.
Advent Calendar 2010 - a mathematical game for every day during the
run-up to Christmas.
Given the products of diagonally opposite cells - can you complete this Sudoku?
The computer starts with all the lights off, but then clicks 3, 4
or 5 times at random, leaving some lights on. Can you switch them
off again?
An ordinary set of dominoes can be laid out as a 7 by 4 magic rectangle in which all the spots in all the columns add to 24, while those in the rows add to 42. Try it! Now try the magic square...
A game to be played against the computer, or in groups. Pick a 7-digit number. A random digit is generated. What must you subract to remove the digit from your number? the first to zero wins.
An article for teachers and pupils that encourages you to look at the mathematical properties of similar games.
Can you identify the mathematicians?
A complicated game played on a 9 x 9 checkered grid.
Here is a solitaire type environment for you to experiment with. Which targets can you reach?
A game to make and play based on the number line.
Slide the pieces to move Khun Phaen past all the guards into the position on the right from which he can escape to freedom.
A shunting puzzle for 1 person. Swop the positions of the counters at the top and bottom of the board.
Can you spot the similarities between this game and other games you know? The aim is to choose 3 numbers that total 15.
A game for 2 players. This could be played outside with people instead of counters. Try to trap or escape from your opponent.
Can you be the first to complete a row of three?
A game for 2 players. Draw a daisy with at least 5 petals. Shade 1 or 2 petals next to each other. The winner shades the last petal.
A game for 2 players. Can be played online. One player has 1 red
counter, the other has 4 blue. The red counter needs to reach the
other side, and the blue needs to trap the red.
A number card game for 2-6 players.
A game for 1 person to play on screen. Practise your number bonds
whilst improving your memory
The idea of this game is to add or subtract the two numbers on the dice and cover the result on the grid, trying to get a line of three. Are there some numbers that are good to aim for?
Square It game for an adult and child. Can you come up with a way of always winning this game?
A game for 2 players. Using 2 dice, some counters and a games board, can you form a line of counters from one side of the board to the other?
A game for 2 or more people. Starting with 100, subratct a number from 1 to 9 from the total. You score for making an odd number, a number ending in 0 or a multiple of 6.
Can you work out how to win this game of Nim? Does it matter if you go first or second?
The game uses a 3x3 square board. 2 players take turns to play,
either placing a red on an empty square, or changing a red to
orange, or orange to green. The player who forms 3 of 1 colour in a
line. . . .
Board Block Challenge game for an adult and child. Can you prevent your partner from being able to make a shape?
Totality game for an adult and child. Be the first to reach your agreed total.
This is a game for 2 players. Each player has 4 counters each, and
wins by blocking their opponent's counters. A good follow-on from
two stones.
A game for 1 person to develop stategy and shape and space awareness. 12 counters are placed on a board. Counters are removed one at a time. The aim is to be left with only 1 counter.
Players take it in turns to choose a dot on the grid. The winner is the first to have four dots that can be joined to form a square.


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Seattle Mariners outfielder Michael Saunders is out of the starting lineup due to a groin injury. Manager Eric Wedge says Saunders was hurt when he collided with teammate Eric Thames while trying to chase down Paul Konerko's winning single for the White Sox on Friday. Konerko lined a ball to right-center with two on in the bottom of the ninth and Thames had the ball in his glove momentarily, but it came out after he ran into Saunders, allowing Dewayne Wise to score in Chicago's 9-8 victory. Thames also was missing from Saturday's starting lineup, but Wedge said it was due to the left-handed pitching matchup, not a physical issue. Saunders is tied for the team lead with 14 homers.
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Campus Accommodation @ Queen Mary, Uni of London
We offer comfortable and secure private bedrooms in a campus accommodation setting.
Guests have a choice of single en-suite and twin bedrooms on a bed-and-breakfast or room-only basis. Bed linen and towels are provided and onsite there is a campus shop, laundry, internet access (additional charges apply), 24-hour reception and campus security. Luggage storage facilities are available onsite. A charge may apply, please ask at reception for details. There are several convenience shops, bars and restaurants in the local area.
Located in Mile End, the Campus is a five minute walk from Mile End Underground Station (Central, Hammersmith and District Lines) and approximately 10 minutes from Stepney Green Underground Station (District and Hammersmith Lines). Were just 10 minutes on the underground from Mile End to Bank, and 20 minutes to Oxford Street. Queen Mary is a good base for both those sight-seeing and those visiting the City or Canary Wharf. It is also possible to walk to the 2012 Olympic site and Stratford's new Westfield Shopping Centre.
Victoria Park is a short walk away, making this an ideal base for guests attending concerts/festivals taking place there. Brick Lane, famous for its wealth of curry houses is just a short bus ride away, as is the night life of Shoreditch and Hoxton for those looking for alternatives to the West End.
Please note that we don't accept guests under the age of 18 unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Guests can stay with us between 12 June and 10 September 2013
Disponibilidad y preciosPara ver la disponibilidad y los precios, selecciona las fechas y pincha "Actualizar fechas"
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- Recepción 24 horas
- Seguridad 24 horas
- Estacionamiento de bicicletas
- Desayuno incluido
- Desayuno no incluido
- Café
- Wifi gratuito
- Acceso a Internet
- Acceso mediante tarjeta llave
- Lavandería
- Incluye ropa de cama
- Guardaequipajes
- Comidas disponibles
- Toallas incluidas
- Accesible en silla de ruedas
Política de cancelaciónEsta propiedad cuenta con una política de cancelación de 1 días. Si no se realiza la cancelación dentro de ese plazo se aplicará un recargo de anulación igual a la primera noche de tu estancia.
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24 hour reception: The reception can be found at Sir Christopher France House which is the large green building next to the Canal, open 24 hours a day.
Nearest Underground Stations:
Mile End (Central, Hammersmith and District Lines)
Stepney Green (Hammersmith and District Lines)
From Mile End underground station turn left out of the station. At the crossroads continue walking ahead under the yellow bridge. At the next set of traffic lights, cross to the opposite side of the road. To your right you will see Westfield Way and a blue sign for 'Queen Mary, University of London'. From here walk down Westfield Way towards the Student Village. France House Reception is on your right.
From Stepney Green station turn left and continue walking for 10 minutes until you pass the Queens Building on your left, keep walking for 200 metres. To your left you will see Westfield Way and a blue sign for 'Queen Mary, University of London'. From here walk down Westfield Way towards the Student Village. France House Reception is on your right.
By train: The Docklands Light Railway (DLR) links Lewisham in the south with Stratford in the east, Bank in the City and London City Airport. The nearest stations to the College are Bow Church and Limehouse, both within one mile (1.5km).
By Bus: There are two 24-hour buses that stop at Mile End (Numbers 25 and 205). Timetables are listed at the bus stops.
By Car: Located on the A11. Please note that unfortunately we have no overnight parking available for guests.