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Aloft San Francisco Airport
Aloft San Francisco Airport
Hotel Guest Rating: 8.6/10
401 East Millbrae Avenue
Millbrae, CA 94030
Welcome to the Aloft San Francisco Airport
Aloft San Francisco Airport offers Priceline guests an indoor pool, 24-hour eats and free Wi-Fi in spacious, pet-friendly rooms.
Hotel Features
All 251 rooms at this property include 42-inch flat-panel satellite TVs with pay-per-view channels, iPod docking stations, mini-fridges and coffeemakers. Stop by the 24-hour re:fuel by Aloft anytime for lite fare, and enjoy drinks and a bar menu in the relaxing atmosphere of w xyz bar later in the day. The front desk is open 24 hours, and there's a fitness center and fax and photocopying services available. Pets are welcome, and parking is on-site for an additional fee.
Hotel Location
The hotel is just one mile from San Francisco International Airport. Candlestick Park is 10 miles from the property. Downtown San Francisco is a 20-minute drive away. Featuring outdoor concerts and entertainment, Shoreline Amphitheater is 22 miles south of Aloft San Francisco.
Guest Favorites
Priceline guests heading for San Francisco and Silicon Valley know they will find everything they need, from free Wi-Fi to on-site dining, at Aloft San Francisco Airport.
- Fitness centre
- Pets allowed
Aloft San Francisco Airport Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Airport shuttle (free)
- Bar
- Billiards
- Facilities for disabled guests
- Family rooms
- Fax/photocopying
- Fitness centre
- Free WiFi
- Heating
- Indoor pool (all year)
- Lift
- Luggage storage
- Meeting/banquet facilities
- Non-smoking rooms
- Non-smoking throughout
- Pets allowed
- Snack bar
- Soundproof rooms
- Terrace
- Vending machine (drinks)
- Vending machine (snacks)
Hotel Information
You must show a valid photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all special requests cannot be guaranteed and are subject to availability upon check-in. Additional charges may apply.Please note: Cash deposits are not accepted.Dogs are permitted to stay in the property's designated pet-friendly rooms (located on the first floor). Dogs must not exceed the maximum weight of 40 pounds. They must not be left unattended at any time. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Hotel Guest Reviews of the Aloft San Francisco AirportOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
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©2009-2016 lukemckay
just wanted to make a comic book style page for the opening of Red vs Blue
Dude... this was awesome. Got any plans on making any more comics of the show?
I've made many comics from RvB (that's kinda how I started out) but this one was the best quality one
Ah the classic episodes I love these things.
not bad
ended with cinematic seires, now remake it on comic.
Haha! Awesome!
Ah~ Grif, you awesome bastard.
An RvB graphic novel would be pretty epic...
This is awesome! I love it!
OMG this is fantastik pleace tell me you will do more of thes
becuse all lazy people are fat
He think Oreos are a diet. Why wouldn't he be fat?
In the series, they describe him as being overweight due to his very, very poor diet. There's even a joke about how he ruins Simmons' old body parts with said diet (Beer, smoking, junk food, etc). Honestly, if you ate junk food, smoked, drank beer and never really exercised, I'm sure you'd have a gut too.
I like the camera angles in each panal, showing in a funny way like a real cartoon. And the way Grif and Simmons are represented here sort of reminds me of Laurel and Hardy, only they talk more. Great rendition of the first episode.
Dude i Red vs Blue it is probably the greatest web series ever and the best part about it is that it never gets old
Wow!I actually kind of like this a bit better. The expressions just make it that much more priceless , lol.
Lolo love it, but why does everyone think of grif as a fat guy?
hes kinda fat.... 0-0
dude your comics are awesome
that was so cool, and so accura-
Oh... no wonder, THE Luke Mckay o.o
I won't expect anything less XD
Oh... no wonder, THE Luke Mckay o.o
I won't expect anything less XD
I meant that as a play on the gag, and I don't think it's over used.
Why are we here?
It's one of RT's most over-used gags, isn't it?
It's one of RT's most over-used gags, isn't it?
Exceptional as always, Mr. McKay.
Lol, Simmons looks kind of bobblehead-like to me, exactly how I imagined him. XD
Great homage to the question that started such an epic series.
Hope you can do more of these.
Lol, Simmons looks kind of bobblehead-like to me, exactly how I imagined him. XD
Great homage to the question that started such an epic series.
Hope you can do more of these.
why is grif so fat
lol i dont understand why people think griff is fat yeah i understand he eats bad but still i think hed be one of those peope that eats drinks smokes and yet still keeps a figure
Hmm... This makes me think you could make a ass hat of money by turning the RvB universe into a comic... If you sold that on the RvB website I am sure it would make a major killing.
Wow you got Grif right on about being fat and lazy. Well done. +A
Hey Luke, you seriously should start the comic version of the Blood Gulch Chronicles, seriously.
You guys should do the whole series like this. I guarantee it'll be popular. It'd make it so I could bring my RvB everywhere!
But maybe Simmons is a bit... lanky. Thin. Something like that.
But Grif... PERFECT!
But maybe Simmons is a bit... lanky. Thin. Something like that.
But Grif... PERFECT!
still makes me laugh
*awkward penguin*
*awkward penguin*
I love how you've caught Grif and Simmon's physique, making Grif fat and Simmons skinny.
Awesome dude
All these people saying fat Grif is hilarious are right enough, but Simmons' inquisitive little look-around in the last panel is greatness.
Whys griff fat XD anywho awesome comic


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|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Jan 25, 2011
|Filing date
|Oct 23, 2006
|Priority date
|Oct 23, 2006
|Fee status
|Also published as
|Publication number
|Reginald Roberts, Joseph C. Jensen, Gerry J. Harvey
|Original Assignee
|Corning Cable Systems Llc
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (23), Non-Patent Citations (1), Referenced by (7), Classifications (11), Legal Events (3)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to cable reels used to load, store, maintain and deploy fiber optic cable assemblies, and more particularly, to a flexible integrated cable reel operable for use with the loading, storing, shipping and deployment of fiber optic cable assemblies including at least one connection terminal attached thereto.
2. Technical Background
Pre-engineered fiber optic cable assemblies are being developed to deliver services from providers to subscribers within fiber optic networks. These cable assemblies typically include lengths of fiber optic cables, such as fiber optic distribution cables, having interconnection assemblies spliced or otherwise optically connected to mid-span access locations or tap points positioned along the cable lengths. The mid-span access locations present preterminated optical fibers of the distribution cable for interconnection with at least one optical fiber of another or tether cable to provide lateral branches off of the distribution cable. The tethers typically terminate in a connection terminal, such as a multi-port connection terminal or other interconnection assembly. The connection terminals often include receptacles for receiving drop cables, thus providing a plug-and-play optical network for providing drop cables to one or more subscribers.
Reels have been developed for storing, maintaining, shipping and deploying lengths of bare optical fibers and fiber optic cables of various types. Cables are typically wound around a drum of a cable reel and secured at one or both ends. In order to maintain the cables on the drum, flanges are typically provided about both ends of the drum and extend radially outward to prevent the cable from being removed about the ends of the drum. Conventional reels also typically include a shaft or opening positioned about the center of the reel to receive an axle to allow rotation of the reel to facilitate winding and unwinding of the cable.
While cable reels exist for winding and storing lengths of fibers and cables themselves, what is needed are reels capable of accommodating pre-engineered cable assemblies including cables and attached structures, such as connection terminals, tethered assemblies and multi-port connection terminals, among others, without damage to the attached assemblies and cables and in an efficient manner. What is further desired is a cable reel that is collapsible, durable, reusable and provides improved storage for cables and their attached assemblies.
To achieve the foregoing and other objects, and in accordance with the purposes of the invention as embodied and broadly described herein, the present invention provides various embodiments of a cable reel having an improved design such that it may readily accommodate an optical fiber cable assembly having at least one connection terminal attached thereto. As used herein, the term "connection terminal" is used to generically describe any attached structure, either by tether or fiber optic cable, that is optically interconnected with at least one optical fiber of the distribution cable including, but not limited to, a tethered assembly, multi-port terminal, splice-ready optical fibers or connectorized optical fibers. The present invention provides various embodiments of a collapsible cable reel designed to readily store and maintain optical fiber cable assemblies such that the drum portion of the assembly may house any connection terminal. The present invention further provides a cable reel that is resistant to environmental conditions such as moisture such that the cable reel may be recycled or reused. The present invention also provides a cable reel that may be disassembled and collapsed to a substantially flat configuration when not in use.
In one embodiment, the cable reel of the present invention combines the convenience of a cable reel that can be spooled on a rotating shaft with the ability to store attached items on or within the reel drum. The cable reel includes a collapsible reel drum that when assembled defines an interior cavity therein and an exterior including at least one access panel for providing access to the interior cavity. A cable assembly is wound or spooled on the drum, and the respective connection terminals as well as excess tether cable lengths are stored and maintained within the interior cavity as the cable is wound upon the reel. At least one removable flange having an about centrally located opening or shaft therein for receiving an axle to facilitate rotation is attached to opposed ends of the drum to provide a surface for maintaining the cable assembly around the drum.
The exemplary embodiments, as shown in the drawings, provide that the first and second flanges are substantially circular in shape and have outer rims equidistant from the drum to provide the reel with the convenience of the capacity to be rolled. In other exemplary embodiments, the first and second flanges are substantially square in shape and perforated/cut at defined points to allow the outside edges to fold over to create a closed cavity around the wound cable assembly. The use of the perforated edges provides the reel with a shipping cover, thereby eliminating the need to provide additional packaging.
In another embodiment, the present invention provides a cable reel for maintaining a cable assembly including at least one attached connection terminal. At least one of a drum or flange defines a slot or opening for accepting the at least one connection terminal such that the at least one connection terminal is maintained separately from the distribution cable, preferably within an interior cavity defined by the drum and at least one flange. The opening may comprise a channel having a shape capable of maintaining at least one multi-port connection terminal and its respective length of tether cable.
Additional features and advantages of the invention will be set forth in the detailed description which follows, and in part will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art from that description or recognized by practicing the invention as described herein, including the detailed description which follows, the claims, as well as the appended drawings.
It is to be understood that both the foregoing general description and the following detailed description present exemplary embodiments of the invention, and are intended to provide an overview or framework for understanding the nature and character of the invention as it is claimed. The accompanying drawings are included to provide a further understanding of the invention, and are incorporated into and constitute a part of this specification. The drawings illustrate various embodiments of the invention, and together with the detailed description, serve to explain the principles and operations thereof.
These and other features, aspects and advantages of the present invention are better understood when the following detailed description of the invention is read with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
The present invention will now be described more fully hereinafter with reference to the accompanying drawings in which exemplary embodiments of the invention are shown. However, this invention may be embodied in many different forms and should not be construed as limited to the embodiments set forth herein. These exemplary embodiments are provided so that this disclosure will be both thorough and complete, and will fully convey the scope of the invention to those skilled in the art. Like reference numbers refer to like elements throughout the various drawings.
In the exemplary embodiments described below, a cable reel is provided for maintaining, storing, shipping and deploying fiber optic cables and cable assemblies that include at least one connection terminal (e.g., a multi-port connection terminal) attached thereto. In the exemplary embodiments, the cable reel is comprised of a collapsible tubular drum that when assembled defines an interior cavity for receiving and maintaining the at least one connection terminal apart from the respective distribution cable. The cable reel further includes at least one flange removably attached to the drum for maintaining the cable assembly around the drum and further defining the interior cavity. When disassembled, the drum and the at least one flange may be collapsed to a substantially flat configuration, thereby creating a compact package. In the exemplary embodiments, the drum is provided with at least one access feature for providing access to the interior cavity.
The cable reel may be manufactured from a variety of materials, but is preferably manufactured from durable polymeric materials, such as plastic, such that deterioration of the reel caused by exposure to moisture, sunlight or other environmental factors is minimized and/or eliminated. The cable reel may be manufactured from recyclable materials. The cable reel may also be manufactured from other strong, lightweight material such as wood, metal, particle board or reinforced cardboard, among others. As used herein, a fiber optic cable assembly may include any type of fiber optic cable including, but not limited to, a distribution cable or a drop cable. As is known in the art, a distribution cable typically includes a greater number of optical fibers than a drop cable, such that pre-selected optical fibers of the distribution cable may be preterminated and optically connected with pre-selected optical fibers of at least one drop cable at least one mid-span access location. Attached drop cables may terminate in spice ready optical fibers, connectorized optical fibers, or connection terminals. It should be understood by those skilled in the art that the particular components of the cable reel described herein may be modified to accommodate different cable assembly types and different connection terminals. Further, as used throughout this disclosure, the terms "wound" and "spool" are used interchangeably.
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In exemplary embodiments, the drum 12 is further provided with at least one access panel 26 operable for providing access to the at least one interior cavity 22 of the drum 12 without having to remove either the first or second flange 14, 16. Upon accessing the interior cavity 22, hardware attached to the cable assembly 20, such as multi-port connection terminals, may be stored therein (
Referring to
In operation, the cable assembly 20 is mounted upon the cable reel 10 by inserting an axle 24 though the aperture 18 of the first flange 14, through the interior cavity 22 and out of the aperture 18 of the second flange 16. A first leading end (not shown) of the cable assembly 20 is secured to the drum 12 of the cable reel 10 by a securing means, such as tape. The remaining portion of the cable assembly 20 is wound upon the drum 12 by rotating the reel about the axle 24. As the cable assembly is wound and an attached connection terminal is encountered, the terminal, and in some cases a portion of the respective drop cable, is routed through an opening of the drum to the interior cavity. The interior cavity may define compartments having specific structures for securely maintaining connection terminals. Multiple openings in the drum may be used to store multiple connection terminals. In one embodiment, the connection terminals may all be stored together within the interior cavity. As stated above, flanges may separate drum surfaces and provide for separate cable maintenance and connection terminal maintenance. Access flaps and drum openings are designed such that a length of wrapped cable does not block access to the interior cavity. The last wound end of cable assembly is also preferably secured to the reel to prevent unintentional cable assembly unwinding. In another method of use, the cable assembly including attached tether cables may be wrapped upon the reel 10 and multi-port terminals added after some or all of the cable assembly is loaded. The multi-ports may be spliced onto ends of their respective tethers. This allows the tether cables to more easily pass through the access panel 26 because the multi-ports are not attached until after winding.
The embodiments described above provide advantages over conventional fiber optic cable reels. For example, conventional reels do not provide for storage of attached hardware separate from the cable itself. Further, the collapsible feature of the cable reel of the present invention results in a smaller package when not in use. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications and variations can be made to the present invention without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Thus, it is intended that the present invention cover the modifications and variations of this invention provided they come within the scope of the appended claims and their equivalents.
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Owner name: CORNING CABLE SYSTEMS LLC, NORTH CAROLINA
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Yes, we know, an editorial about a school board's committee structure is not exactly a lapel-grabber. But, if we told you the current and preliminary discussion at Oak Park and River Forest High School about how many board members ought to serve on a sub-committee is really about building trust, about avoiding micro-management, about focusing on the really critical issues, could we hold your interest for a couple of hundred words?
For a long time, the school board at District 200 held its regular board meetings and in between them spliced in "Committee of the Whole" meetings. These were endless meetings. Hour-upon-hour where the full board dug into a level of detail best left to professional staff members. The motivation for requiring the attendance of all seven members to discuss details of finance, instruction, technology, policy, etc., etc., was, we long felt, a lack of trust in fellow board members to listen, evaluate and recommend actions in specific areas back to the full board for final action.
Recently, under the leadership of John Phelan as board president, the D200 board has gone to three-person sub-committees on each topic. The meetings have become much more focused, much shorter and more focused on key topics within each subject area. The plan is working.
Now though, school board member Jeff Weissglass is suggesting five-member subcommittees in order to broaden the discussions. So far he is in the minority on this issue. We encourage the school board to stick with its current structure, to move issues more quickly to the full board for review, to take advantage of the specific skills of board members in their committee assignments, and to nurture the energy of board members to confront the biggest issues this high school faces — disparities in academic achievement, fair treatment of overburdened taxpayers, evolving methods of measuring student success and faculty compensation.
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Posted: October 30th, 2013 9:29 PM
Lack of interest . . how about inability to overcome barriers like the fact that those committee meetings were always in the morning when few community members could attend. The community would get interested in the committees if they could see them work. Surely there's at least one kid at OPRFHS smart enough to figure out how to get these meetings onto the internet - oops forgot, they don't really want people to know what they're doing.
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Welcome to the West Wing Week, your guide to everything that's happening at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. This week, the White House transformed into an Enchanted Forest for Halloween. The President traveled to Newark to discuss criminal justice reform, and he spoke at the Tribal Nations Conference in Washington, DC. Meanwhile, the First Lady traveled abroad to Qatar to support girls' education. That's October 30th to November 5th or, "Top Prize!"
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At the far end of Koh Touch beach after Paradise Bungalows and Whitebeach, access the resort and 'private' beach via a short, well-signed garden path. This is the furthest away from the noisy nightlife at the other end. There's a choice of three bungalow types. The seven standard wood and thatch bungalows in the jungle garden are fine for the price, with private verandas with hammocks and round comfy chairs. Then there's the six-metre-high treehouses on the beach which are the pick of the property and one of the best options on this side of the island. The treehouses are impressive bungalows that are two storeys off the ground, with a private bathroom on the first floor and the bed and living area on the second. Set directly on the beach and so high up all you can see from your balcony is the sea, this is the stuff of romance. They're built around the trees that support them so you'll often find branches snaking through the bathroom. The stairs can be a little nerve-wracking, and surely eventually a backpacker will come crashing down to earth after a few too many Angkor beers. There are also new ground level beachside bungalows. A small bar and restaurant has seating great for lounging and the chef prepares authentic Italian meals with the help of a wood-fired pizza oven. WiFi is available in the restaurant.
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No Jazz Jam for March due to Easter. Join us again for our April Jam.
Dr. Marc Dickman & SAJS President Don Stockman
Dr. Marc Dickman, director of the UNF Jazz band, will be performing with his TBA Big Band at Mudville Grill on Monday March 14th 7 to 9 p.m., 3105 Beach Boulevard. If you get the chance to get up to Jacksonville, this is right up your alley!
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Jamie Lee presents REWOUND
REWOUND kicked the gate wide open with a running lead in vocal presentation with their first show on January 29th at the Elks Club, St. Aug.
The group is made up of three main vocalists: Jamie Lee, Dee Witt and Wayne Reynolds with guest appearances by Kary Adams and Steve Ingram when available. They present a wonderful mix of eras from the 40's through current day music, add a pinch of Manhattan Transfer, Doo-Wop, toe-tapping country, Everly Bros., Mamas & the Papas, Broadway and Sinatra, just to touch on a few of their styles.
The Elks was packed with nearly 190 attendees (standing room only) and will be back there shortly.
"Although vocal blending is extremely important, it is very difficult to find voices that compliment each other. They must understand how to blend and not overpower other voices, while bringing out the true emotions of the tunes in their delivery. Each one of us is featured in various ways: solos, trios or duos...whatever the song calls for. Dee & I have been working on this for over two years to find the right people and it just seemed to fall right into place when we found Steve and Wayne. Of course, Kary has been singing accross the U.S. for years and has graced SAJS with her talents in the recent past. She's been a great mentor to me, personally, and has a lot of technical experience in sound and staging." says Jamie.
We hope you'll be out to see one of our shows soon as we grow.
This month's Jazz Jam will feature baritone vocalist Tony G. He spent many years in New York in prominent establishments crooning the love songs of Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Bobby Daren and many more. He will be accompanied by DJ Tom Landers.
Our house band will be Ray Mazo on keyboard, Larry Nader on Bass, and Bill McGee on Drums. Our wonderful singers and additional sit-in musicians always add delight to these events, as well as some of the school jazz musicians that show up. Wear your best romantic outfits, or dress up in Mardi-Gras attire. You can even come as you are!
Royal St. Augustine Golf & Country Club, 301 Royal St. Augustine Pkwy., St. Augustine, FL 32084, 2-5 p.m. Bring your friends and have a wonderful, amazing afternoon out, with door prizes, raffles, dancing, live music, and a light food menu. Members: $5.00, non-members: $7.00. ALL proceeds go to our scholarship awards.
NO JAZZ JAM IN MARCH, as our regular date falls on Easter.
With Eddie Trester and his swing band are now back in their regular spot performing each Tuesday night at Oasis Restaurant, (A1A) on Wednesday nights, 5-8 p.m. The house is always packed (so get there early). Great food, dancing, guest musicians and singers always sit in. Welcome back guys!
Gill Surette's swing & Dixieland band are back every Thursday at Panama Hatties on A1A Beach across from the Pier. Many guest musicians show up to sit in along with various singers. The new owners are wonderfully accomodating! A great menu, dance floor, and literally standing room only (if you don't get there by 4:30). They perform every Thursday from 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
We DOUBLE DARE (er, rather TRIPPLE DARE) YOU to attend any one of these three above events and not leave with a smile on your face, and lingering songs in your hearts, images of the famous musians and singers, and not talk about them for days!
We are very excited about a returning performance by our local St. Augustine High School Jazz Band on Sunday, January 31, 2-5 p.m. at the Royal St. Augustine Golf & Country Club, 301 Royal St. Augustine Road, just off SR 16. These students are exciting. It's a thrill to listen to jazz music they bring. It's also heartwarming to know that with that generation, jazz will still be alive and well, far up into their senior years.
Bring some friends. Dance. Imbibe. Sing. Eat. Bring instruments to sit in with our house band of the day, E.T. Swing and enjoy the beautiful, vivacious singers as they sit in.
Admission is $5 for members, $7 for non-members. It's a small price to pay for all the fun you can have. Remember, all of our money goes to support scholarships for college, high school and middle school jazz students.
Now is the time to catch up on your dues. Send them in, or bring the check with you and pay at the door.
Our Favorite Bands are back!
The Boston Connection, led by Gil Surette is back at Panama Hatties, EVERY Thursday, 5-7 p.m.
We owe a BIG thanks to Joyce Lundgren for convincing the new owners to have them weekly instead of every other week. Listen to Joyce's radio show on WFOY, 96.5 at 10:00 a.m. for interviews, live singing and history about St. Augustine.
E.T. Swing is now back at the Oasis every Wednesday from 5-8 p.m. Come enjoy the band, and the other musicians and singers who sit in. We have a great time, and a few small areas for dancing!
Next Month
February's Jazz Jam will feature "Tony G" who sang in Manhattan for many years, singing songs and impersonating the many voices of his era such as Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, and many others. He can be heard at many local karaoke spots throughout St. Augustine.
Once again, we welcome Dr. Linda Cole as this month's featured guest. Standing room only is the way she packs in the Jazz Society's event. She was literally spellbinding in her vocal performance for the SAJS Jazz Jam for last May. She makes her songs interesting, not only in her delivery and full emotion that she just has a natural knack for pulling you into, but just as intriguing were her historical stories of some of the songs. There were many comments from our folks of how interesting and how much they enjoyed learning about the singers who made these songs famous.
Bring some friends! See the note in the side column under "Musicians Schedule".
We are excited to announce that the UNF JAZZ BAND will be our featured performers for this month! We always pack the room, so get there early to get a good seat!
If you haven't seen this exciting group of young musicians blowing the roof off of the Club House, this is a MUST. They enlighten our hearts knowing that our great jazz music will live on.
Nominations have been made for our upcoming elections. You will receive Ballots in the mail after October 1. Two SAJS Board of Director Positions are open, which will be effective January 1, 2016. All votes must be postmarked by October 31st. Votes will be counted November 2nd at our meeting, held at 7 p.m., St. Augustine Beach City Hall, 2200 A1A Beach Blvd., St. Augustine Beach.
Our Fall 2016 SAJS Membership Drive begins September 28th What a bargain for Non-Members! Get 15 months of membership for the price of 12 months. You can sign up and pay for this at the admissions desk at the Jazz Jam. Or, print and fill out the membership form under the JOIN tab above.
Please check in at the admissions desk and verify your email address, phyical address and phone numbers. This is crucial and will affect your receipt of ballots and other communications information from the Jazz Society.
Check out our VIDEOS tab above! There are at least 19 videos of musicians and vocalists performing your favorite songs, and even several of the UNF Jazz Band from last year and last month posted. Just click on the underlined links and enjoy the clips.
These videos include: Linda Cole, Lori Gill, Marge Ordway, Joyce Lundgren, Jamie Lee, James Whitfield, Greg Wier, Rhys Bennett, "Gentleman Jim", Danielle, Ed Hersom, Gil Surrette, and others. ENJOY!
$5 for members, $7 for non-members. Bring along some good friends and enjoy the wonderful blended sounds of our scholarship winners, guest musicians, and vocalists as they join our band this Sunday! Dance a little, laugh a little, drink a little, enjoy a light snack or sandwich, win door prizes and maybe even take home a little extra money from our 50/50 raffle. Just think: it's a lot less expensive than even going to the movies!
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And as if it just couldn't get any better, as they say, "Let 'em eat cake!" Come celebrate the 95th birthday of the fabulous "Rocky Ray". We always love to see and hear you, Rocky!
Our house band is Ray Mezo on Keyboard, Jay Messick on Drums, Larry Nader on Bass Featured will be two talented young men Alex Miller on Guitar and Rhys Bennett on Baritone Sax
Don't miss the drawings for Gift Certiciates to the World Famous Oasis Restaurant and a chance to winan Orginal Nancy Bain Designer Summer Gift Basket
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Marking our 25th anniversary, SAJS has to-date awarded $100,000 in scholarships this year. We are very proud of our Board Members, members, guests, musicians, vocalists and volunteers for all their tireless efforts to put these monthly events on in order to raise this money. Thank you for all of those who have gone out and gotten donations of gift certificates, gift baskets, participated in selling raffle tickets, provided candies and decorations, seeking out musicians, and much more so we can provide these students with opportunities they might not have been able to experience.
We always need these items. You can donate these, bring bags of candies, chocolates, bottles of wine, baskets we can fill...you get the idea.
Your reward? Not only do you get to party once a month, but build our scholarship funds. Thank you to those organizers who always provide us with a GREAT time! GOD BLESS YOU ALL!
2015 Scholarship Winners
It is with great pride that Don Stockman awarded four great musician artists with scholarships to band camps and college for 2015.
L-R: Rhys Bennett, Alex Miller, Matthew Fologski, Michael Augustine
June 28th Jazz Jam
This month, we will feature one of our favorite house bands, E.T. Swing's The Thing, with Eddie Trester on drums, Ted Tedesco on upright bass, Lee Quick on keyboard, James Whitfield on sax & vocals, and our little songbird Lori Gill.
Sunday, May 31, 2:00-5:00, 301 Royal St. Augustine Rd., at the Royal St. Augustine Country Club, just off SR 16. Admission is $5.00 for members, $7.00 for non-members.
Photos & Videos
84 Photos have been uploaded for April & May on our Photo Gallery page. And we've started adding videos and snippets of some of our performers on the VIDEOS tab above. ENJOY!
Linda Cole
Linda Cole was literally spellbinding in her vocal performance for the SAJS Jazz Jam for May. She makes her songs interesting, not only in her delivery and full emotion that she just has a natural knack for pulling you into, but just as intriguing were her historical stories of some of the songs. There were many comments from our folks of how interesting and how much they enjoyed learning about the singers who made these songs famous. We can't wait for her next show with us.
Contact Jamie Lee, Webmaster if you have any news or comments on how we might improve the information provided to you. Call 904-237-9268 or contact my email as posted on the "CONTACT" tab above.
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Double Your Pleasure, Double Your Fun! Two! Two! Two Acts in One!
This Sunday, May 31, we will be entertained by two of our great guest performers: Dr. Linda Cole, Jazz Vocalist, and Rusty Springfield, Upright Bassist. Both of these performers have been with us in the past year, and we are blessed to have them grace us with their entertainment once again. Scroll below to read amazing information on these two performers.
It's SCHOLARSHIP TIME!
In addition to the above performers' news, we will be presenting the Scholarships to this years' recipients. These young folks make us proud that they are carrying on the tradition of Jazz music and are eager to study. The purpose of SAJS is to provide scholarships to college students and band camp scholarships to students in Middle and High Schools, who live in and attend schools in St. Augustine.
Please attend and see if we hit our $100,000 goal providing these gifts over the past 25 years.
We barely squeak in enough applications requesting these scholarships. We need you to spread the information as to the availability of this. It is such a great opportunity for our students that, in reality, we should have a few dozen to pick and choose from. This has not been the case, even though we present this to all Jazz Band teachers in our area.
It takes a lot of planning for our events, with 50/50 and raffles, efforts by our board members in obtainig gift certificates, admission fees, membership dues, etc. to provide education for these young folks. Visit the SCHOLARSHIP tab for the application and detailed instructions to apply.
Pictures of our winners will be in next month's web page.
Speaking of Scholarships...
We have promoted college level scholarships, but neglected to mention that we have the band camps for middle and high school students. The application form on the SCHOLARSHIPS tab is also for those students.
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!
We certainly appreciated everyone who came out for our May meeting. Even though we send emails to you as to when the meetings are and upcoming events, we have not had good turnouts, UNTIL this past meeting. We finally had enough attendance for a quorum which enabled us to actually vote for the first time in several months...a much needed detail.
January News
SAD NEWS Concerning Our Monthly Meetings
It is with heavy hearts from our Board and those few members who attend our monthly meetings that we have had to go to quarterly meetings. This will not affect the monthly jazz jams for the time being. Please don't let this continue to happen. Plan on attending. But we have only had one meeting in about six months that we had enough members attend to have a quoram to vote on anything. This is YOUR organization, and we need you. Watch for an announcement in the coming months on when the next meeeting is scheduled.
"NOW APPEARING"... RUSTY SPRINGFIELD at our next Jazz Jam, March 29, 2015
What an impressive background. Read who he has performed with below!!!
altA Berklee College of Music alumnus, Rusty has been playing bass for over thirty years. His musical experiences range the gamut, from funk, R&B, jazz, and symphonic work to stints at Walt Disney World, The Ringling Brothers & Barnum and Bailey Circus, and The Big Apple Circus in New York City, and the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland.
Rusty has performed with many varied artists as well, including vocalist Lou Rawls, The Chiffons, Danny and the Juniors, The Four Lads, jazz greats Eddie Harris, Ritchie Cole, Bill Evans, Charlie Byrd, Mose Allison, Ira Sullivan, Rob Mullins, Tower of Power's David Garibaldi, and Rio Clemente.
Over the years, Rusty has shared billing with many heavyweights in the music industry such as jazz legends Maynard Ferguson, Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, Stanley Turrentine, Red Rodney, Weather Report cofounder Joe Zawinul, vocalist Angela Bofill, Kevin Eubanks (band leader of The Tonight Show with Jay Leno), blues legends B.B. King and Johnny Winter, The Temptations, and the Godfather of Soul himself, James Brown.
Sunday, March 29, 2:00-5:00, 301 Royal St. Augustine Rd., at the Royal St. Augustine Country Club, just off SR 16. Admission is $5.00 for members, $7.00 for non-members.
Also featured in this same event is our SPRING FLING celebration, which includes a Spring Fling Hat contest, our 50/50 raffle, door prizes, dancing, great live music, and a dining menu to choose from.
Mardi Gras Fun!
Our last Jazz Jam was a blast! Congratulations to our winners: 50/50 drawing winner of $85 was Ginnie Carrea; Mary Ann Carey and Kay McDonnell both won the door prizes. Sharon Nunn was the costume winner, with multi-colored hair, mask and an adorable outfit. King's Cake was served. Harry Weissgerber found the plastic baby in his piece of cake. This is said to bring him a year of good luck! Well, from all of us, GOOD LUCK, HARRY!
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Our special guests, once again have delighted us with their performances: Ryss Bennett on alto sax, 17 yrs. old, Cameron Fairlie on jazz bass guitar (self-taught playing for one year), and another appearance by Mark Stevens on his clarinet (7th grade). We really enjoy these young men. It was remarked that "Our jazz society now has hope to live on, because we finally have musicians under the age of 70!!!!" (Smile).
Don't forget to visit our Photo Gallery for pictures of this fun event!
February's Jazz Jam
February 22 at 2:00, 301 Royal St. Augustine Rd. at the Royal St. Augustine Country Club, just off SR 16. Admission is $5 for members, $7 for non-members. But if you're reading our web page for the first time, our Jazz Jams include:
Mardi Gras basket give-away (3) Live entertainment with St. Augustine's greatest jazz muscians and singers, Dancing, Light sandwiches for purchase, Drinks, Door prize, 50/50 raffle
Check out our photo gallery from 2014's Mardi Gras. Many people don't dance, but it's always fun to watch those who do. Come with a friend, spouse, neighbor, or stag. This is the best time of the month you'll ever have. We meet the last Sunday of each month. This is Leap Year, so if it seems a little early in the month to you, that's why.
January's Jazz Jam: Piece of Cake!
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That's what 12 year old Mark Stevens, 7th grade student of Gamble Rogers Middle School made it look like when he got up in front of our audience of about 75 people to play his B flat clarinet. He played his favorite, "Amerian Patrol" by Meacham & Lewis. He's only been playing two years. All the while I was interviewing him, he was looking at his music sheet and commenting on parts he was going over in his head. His role model is Duke Ellington and aspires to be a band teacher.
"My best friend, Jade is in the St. John's County Honors Band and invited me to be in the jazz band. I love swing. And I like taking the melody in songs. I'm good at taking trumpet and tenor sax parts on the clarinet."
Mark took his spot on the band floor like he'd been doing it all his life. Gil Surrette took a side step to let Mark start off, then fell in with lead and harmony parts with his clarinet like they'd been playing together forever. He was obviously concentrating hard while the audience was clapping to the beat.
I think anyone that attended will agree, he'll be back, and is going to go far with that clarinet. Thanks Mark for wowing us with your performance. Awesome job, little man.
As soon as we get the video portion working on our website, watch for his performance. His parents should be so proud.
It's All In The Feet...
We may not be Ginger Rogers, and we may not dance backwards in high heels like she did, but we sure have a good time. Now, just who's feet are these, anyway?
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Photo Update
There are 60 new photos in the Photo Gallery from January's Jazz Jam. Share the pics with your friends. Send them the link to the website: www.staugustinejazzsociety.org. Better yet, BRING THEM.
LQQK Who's Coming in the near future...
We have been diligently working on scheduling some great performers and favorites to play for the next six months. Watch for date announcements for the following music venues (not in this order): UNF Jazz Band, Lee & Sally Quick, Navy Jazz Band, St. Augustine High School Jazz Band, Linda Cole, Kenny McKinsey and Rusty Springfield.
(watch for more articles shortly.. ya'll come back now, hear?)
January 25, 2015 Jazz Jam
This month's Jazz Jam will feature Ray Mazzo on keyboard, Larry Nader on bass and Bill McGee on drums. We will be celebrating Valentines Day, so wear red. As always our event will be from 2:00 to 5:00, Royal St. Augustine Golf & Country Club, 301 Royal St. Augustine Rd., off US 16. We always have a 50-50 Raffle and door prize drawings. Come and enjoy this great entertainment afternoon, including dancing, and occasionally, they have meals available for purchase. Tell your neighbors about us. (We'll leave the light on!)
Rusty Springfield will be performing in March. Watch for more information soon.
Joyce Lundgren's Radio Show WFOY
Joyce Lundgren has a new radio show "Our Town" on WFOY, Friday mornings from 9:00-10:00 a.m. The first half hour is filled with history, archeology, anthropology, geology, culture and much more. At 9:30, you'll enjoy listening to her interview our most loved musicians, band leaders, singers, leaders in creative art, theatre, and so much more that we offer here in St. Augustine. The most recently featured was the Limelight Theatre. It was packed with information we rarely hear of involving what it takes to operate that wonderful live-performance theatre. Many volunteers are needed, and as a "thank you", they receive a free show pass. Ask Joyce and Josie how that works.
The first show was 9/2/15 featuring Gil Surrette, band leader of The Boston Connection.
On 9/9/15, featured artist was Jamie Lee (yours truly). Joyce is doing a great job promoting our great city.
Photo Gallery...Exciting News!!!
Check out our 79 new October Photos in the Gallery, 38 from July (increased from 13), two more for September, and 31 for August. Maybe you'll see yourself having a great time. Thanks to all who have shared their photos with me to post.
Be sure to scroll to the bottom of the picture page and click on that down arrow next to "Display Num" and click on "ALL". This will give you all the pictures on one page instead of just 20, forcing you to click on the next page number when you reach the bottom of each page.
These are fun pictures. I've had a hoot going through them and thinking of funny captions.
(P.S.: Thanks for your patience while I muddled through technical issues these past few months.)
At our October Jazz Jam, Professor Marc Dickman was awarded a plaque acknowledging his great dedication to his students and to keeping Jazz very much alive in their hearts. It is because of his endeavors that this style of music will live on. We appreciate their willingness to perform for our Jazz Jams, which in turn, gives them the experiences they will have as they continue to bring this delightful, fun genre of music to such great audiences as our Jazz Society. We give this honor in great gratitude. alt
NOVEMBER JAZZ JAM "Turkey Trot"
This month's Jazz Jam will feature Lee Quick on keyboard, Sally Quick on upright bass and Jay Messick on drums. There have been requests by our members to play more slow songs so more people could enjoy dancing. We will try to be more accommodating with the musicians and singers. Thank you for speaking up! Admission is $5 for members, $7 for non-members. Our meetings always include a 50/50 raffle, and occasionally, we throw in some competitions with prizes.
Our Board Election results are:
Don Stockman - President
Nancy Bain - Vice President
MaryEllen Stockman - Treasurer
Jim Fenimore - Director
Terry McDonald - Director
CONGRATULATIONS to all of you. We're looking forward to another successful year. Generally speaking, we have had a great rise in our membership, which allows for more scholarships to be awarded. Our recipients have spoken of their appreciation continually, and are now regularly attending our Jazz Jams to sit in with our core musicians. Your vote counts, your membership matters, and what this organization accomplishes with our mission of scholarships has made a difference in these young musicians' lives. We have become "the place to be" each month as our members enjoy great live music, dancing, and an occasional meal. Our music doesn't die, and these young musicians are great proof of that!alt
Look for their schedule in the "Musicians Schedule" on the right side of the home page, and Dr. Marc Dickman's Bio on the Musicians/Vocalists page.
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Clanton said that they wanted to put everything in Dumpsters, to which councilman Lee Roy Cunningham said was "bad timing" due to the recent controversy over an $11 monthly trash fee.
Councilman Thomas Landers also passed along to the council that Doyle Meadows, Celebration CEO, stated that "he knew his timing was awful and if we opted not to, there would be no hard feelings and that he would understand the dilemma we were in."
Even though the ordinance that deals with the rules behind the trash fee hasn't had a third reading and public hearing yet, which is set for November, Clanton said that the city could charge the Celebration $100 per dumpster, which would more than cover the expense.
How many Dumpsters would depend on the event: the Celebration in August would mean about 100 Dumpsters during a two week period. In other situations, when a Dumpster is full, they would call the city.
But councilman Thomas Landers asked about the possibility of another firm or business asking to have the city do pickups for $100.
"That's a can of worms right there," Cunningham said.
"That's the dilemma, that's why I'm standing before this table," Clanton told the council, adding, "We will make a profit off this."
Councilman Al Stephenson said it would need to be a good profit because it would wear out the city's equipment much faster.
City attorney Ginger Shofner stated that if the city does trash pickup for one group, it would set a precedent.
At times, trash would be taken to the city's transfer station by Celebration personnel, Clanton said and Cunningham suggested that if they recycled, there wouldn't be much trash out there.
"If we all did that, the city wouldn't have much garbage," he said. But Clanton said he has been trying for 11 years to bring a recycling program to the city, "but we don't have the money for the equipment."
Also, Clanton said he had been attempting to get 100 percent grants for recycling, "but the county has it all sewed up" because there is a countywide recycling program.
City manager Michael Dill said if the council wants him to look into recycling, there are other options and companies the city could deal with, some that could mean a return, others that could cost the city.
But Cunningham, who is also a member of the county's solid waste authority, said that keeping trash out of the landfill would save the city money, stating that the county already saves a considerable amount by doing so.