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Raheem hammers out Juuko in four
By Shamus Young at ringside
Junior welterweight contender Zahir Raheem (33-3, 20 KOs) scored a fourth round TKO over Justin Juuko (45-12-1, 30 KOs) on Saturday night at the Emerald Queen Casino in Tacoma, Washington. Juuko's legs looked shot in this bout; he never could find his balance and stumbled often. Every punch that Raheem landed put Juuko in danger of toppling over. The only reason the bout made it to the fourth round is that Raheem had a slow start, choosing to pot-shot for the first two and a half rounds. Midway through the third, Raheem started to string combinations together and overwhelmed his man. Juuko went to his knee moments after the bell sounded to end the third. Raheem opened the fourth with a fusillade of combos and backed Juuko into his own corner. Juuko was withering under the punishment when his corner threw in the towel and referee Bobby Howard waved the bout off. Time of TKO was 0:27. The win marks the second definitive stoppage in the former featherweight and lightweight contender Raheem's comeback bid.
In the co-main event, welterweight Gabriel Pineda scored a hard fought unanimous decision over Dave Petryck. Neither fighter cared much for defense, they were physically comparable, and both fighters scored several head-snapping blows in each of the six rounds. The difference was technique. Petryck was a wild and sloppy punching machine, tallying several low blows and a headbutt over the fight. Pineda threw straighter and more accurate punches in equal volume, and therefore racked up more sweat halos per round. One judge scored the fight 59-55. The other judges and Fightnews had it 60-54. With the win, Pineda moves to 4-0-2 and Petryk falls to 4-4-1.
Junior middleweight Zachary Cooper (2-0-1) of Seattle had a raucous hometown crowd cheering him on, but being too tentative early on and too careless late cost him the chance for a victory over Charon Spain (0-2-1). Spain was a tougher opponent than his record would suggest. Spain was considerably bigger, awkward, and had a great chin. Cooper was faster and more accurate. However, Cooper waited for spots to open up instead of creating them with the jab. His inactivity made the first round close. Cooper found a few good spots in the second and stunned Spain. Cooper's inexperience got the best of him and he inaccurately swarmed the dazed Spain, letting him off the hook. This repeated in the third. Cooper seemed to be winning the fourth easily when he tried too hard to finish the show and was seriously buzzed by a Spain right hand. Cooper wobbled around the ring and held until the fight ended. Cooper had to settle for a majority draw. Two judges had it 38-38. One judge and Fightnews had it 39-37 for Cooper.
The performance of the night went to welterweight Antonio Neal (2-0) in his third round stoppage of Juan Carlos "The Mexicutioner" Rodriguez (1-2). The Mexicutioner appeared to be two weight classes bigger than Neal. Rodriguez gave up much of his height and reach advantage by hunching, throwing wide, and infrequently pawing a lazy jab. Rodriguez was able to flummox Neal for much of the first round, but one could see Neal figuring him out. By the start of the second round, Neal was able to get inside with brutal combinations, mixing in body and head shots equally. Rodriguez went down at the end of the second, but it was ruled a slip. In the third, a barrage of punches put Rodriguez on the canvas. He beat the count, but Neal hopped on him with a barrage of clean punches, forcing referee Louis Jackvony to halt the bout. Time of TKO was 1:32. An impressive performance against an awkward opponent.
Junior welterweight Ricardo Maldonado (3-0) won a unanimous decision over Cory Vom Baur (2-2). The southpaw Maldonado had a reach advantage and was able to control the distance of the fight with his jab for the first three rounds. Vom Baur appeared to be the harder hitting of the two, but was unable to counter Maldonado's jab and unwilling to employ his own. In the final round, Vom Baur threw caution to the wind and was able to overwhelm Maldonado at points, but it was too little too late. All judges and Fightnews scored the fight 39-37.
Welterweight MMA fighter Drew Brokenshire made his fistic debut against William Fernandez. Brokenshire started the fight using a classic boxing stance, but like many MMA converts before him, quickly abandoned that in favor of squaring up and lunging with punches at odd angles. Normally that spells doom against someone using traditional boxing skills such as Fernandez. Indeed, Brokenshire was unable to land much in the first round and Fernandez was able to outwork him. Brokenshire was able to win the remaining rounds because he was stronger and more athletic. Two judges had it 40-36 for Brokenshire. One judge and Fightnews had it 39-37.
Marcello Gallardo and Anthony Smith both made their debut at lightweight. Smith is from the Mayweather camp and perhaps tried too hard to emulate his leader. Smith spent so much time playing cutesy defense that he forgot to punch enough to win. Gallardo swarmed Smith from the opening bell. Smith blocked and ducked many of those shots and did land a few impressive counterpunches. However, the shots that Gallardo slipped through the defense scored too many points for Smith to make up with his scattered counters. Gallardo coasted through the third round and Smith was able to win it with a few good shots. Gallardo picked up a majority decision with scores of 39-37 twice and 38-38. Fightnews had it 39-37.
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Pretty much like clock-work, this girl is
the kitchen door at 5pm.
He is relentless about being a bee in her bonnet!
who jarred my memory about this old post!
Check it out..it will make you smile :)
you have about 2 degrees of separation. :)
How lovely a lady that Idgie is. I find her very pretty. She reminds me a bit of our Bram. Although he is a boy, he sqeeks like a girl-cat and 'talks' all the time. To me, his brothers, that darn bird in the apple tree and formost himself. They would be great friend I guess....
Bad Boy Brutus, being bit of a bully with his sister... Oh well, boys will be boys I guess.
Give them all a big smootch from me and my boys!
Hug for you too ofcourse,
P.s. read the other post. Never seen that movie, so no idea how it goes. Love that Chris O'Donnell though. He is in NCIS, am I right??? Lovely guy.
That Brutus always up to his antics! I tell you, if that cat were human, he'd be in HEAPS of trouble by now. LOL
I'm glad you knew where to listen to find them!
My little Trixie is a chatterbox too! I think she talks just to hear herself! Very cute pictures!
I knew immediately who Idgie was!! Love that movie..
What a fun post! The pictures are wonderful also, and I love that old dead tree.
Loved your photos . . . and news of your chatty kitty too!
Idgie is beautiful! Brutus with his jelly belly is too much fun :)
Sinatra (the new baby) chases one of his sisters through the house all the time! Boys will be boys :)
If I was still having children, the next one would be named Idgie. I've always loved that name.
I have but just one word for Idgie. Towanda!!!!


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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by buddahfan, Dec 31, 2006.
Yeah if he's damaged goods the Magic can be suckered. Is this his first serious injury?
This is pretty mystifying to me. This team was as good a chance as any, and a better chance than most - maybe a better chance than any - to come out of the East. Yeah, there are some tough teams in the West, but anything can happen in a seven game series. What's the rush to rebuild?
Maybe some of us are simply afraid that this aging team stops being able to compete for a ship while the GM would wait too long to find some young talent. No one of us is interested into something like the teal era.
I get that. No doubt there is some there there. But any opportunity to win it all is so rare I just don't see how you can give even a slim one up. (And I'm not sure this year is that slim a one.) Maybe I'm reacting to what seems to be the standard NBA real meaning of "rebuilding" - we're gonna dump some salaries and let it ride for a while and try to make some money on this team. The Celtics have been rebuilding for 20 years, the Bulls for 10, etc. Maybe I just don't believe there is really such a thing as rebuilding.
I think retool is a better word... I don't have any problem trading Sheed or Chauncey... Sheed because he's a no show most games (including big playoff games)... I don't see how Maxiell or Amir would play much worse given equal minutes... and maybe Chauncey also because of the risk of losing him or future financial regrets.... We could assume that we'd get close to equal value in return. Yes we have the best chance to come out of the East... we will play Utah & the Spurs before the trade deadline... this should be a good barometer for our chances of beating the West best teams... if we win those games Joe may want to sit on his vets (no big trades).
I think that Chicago game looms large as well. The Pistons do not want to go into the East playoffs as the 4th seed. Joe said he would look at moves (when he was poo-poo'ing an Iverson move) after 40-45 games so he would know what kind of team he has. The loss of Billups complicates that but Sheed is not making a case (injury or otherwise) that he can be counted on as a key component or for veteran leadership (mindlessly chucking 3s throughout December). There is also the Lindsey Hunter concern to worry about. I did think the Pistons would add a PG through a 10 day contract but after finding out some news this morning, realize they cannot. We have 14 guys under contract but because we are retaining Acker's rights through an outstanding qualifying offer, that counts as our 15th spot. Detroit is at the 29 game mark. We'll hit 40 games on January 24th against Charlotte, and nearly 50 by the February 15th trade deadline. This January stretch will tell a lot about the character of this team and the intentions of the front office management.
The 4th seed is certain to be the winner of the Atlantic Division - currently Toronto. Given that they're probably going to be worse than the 8th seed, it wouldn't be too bad to come in at third place in our division (except for HCA, which doesn't seem to mean very much to this team).
I'm very happy with no sacred cows. And assuming close to equal value from any trade. Just not sure you can do that by trading for a draft pick you might use on a point guard.
For salary match it would have to include a current player... but yes the draft pick would deplete the quality of the player coming back in a deal.
I don't know about the max, but do I like the under the table part. Maybe Flip could call his old boss in Minny for some advice on putting that kind of deal together.
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PRINCETON, N.J. -- With a seven-goal lead over
No. 10 Cornell at the half, the Penn women's lacrosse team
seemed assured of improving to 3-0 in Ivy play and sitting alone at
the top of the League standings.
The Quakers (4-3, 3-0 Ivy) are indeed alone in first-place in the League with a 3-0 conference mark, but only after holding off a furious Big Red comeback to win in overtime, 12-11.
Cornell outscored Penn 8-1 in the second half to tie the game at 11 and send it to OT. Sophomore Lindsay Toppe scored four goals, including a hat trick in the second half alone to lead the Big Red back. But Penn junior Shannon Mangini, who scored three goals in the first half, netted the gamewinner with 3:10 remaining in the extra session, her career-best fifth score of the game.
The win for the Quakers completed a 2-0 week, as they also defeated Vanderbilt, 14-13 in overtime. Penn has won four-straight after dropping its first three games.
Cornell (6-2, 2-1 Ivy) suffered its first losses of the season, falling at No. 3 UNC in its other game of the week, 11-10.
Harvard (2-4, 1-2 Ivy) picked up its first two wins of the season, dispatching Marquette, 18-4, and defeating Yale (4-4, 0-3 Ivy), 10-5. Brown (1-1 Ivy) continued its record setting season, improving to 6-1 overall with a 9-8 overtime win over Southern Cal, its fourth game this season holding an opponent to single-digit goals.
Dartmouth (6-2, 2-0 Ivy) also went 2-0 on the week, picking up a pair of one-goal wins, over Davidson (13-12) and Columbia (8-7). The Lions (1-7, 0-3 Ivy) dropped consecutive one-goal games as they also fell at New Hampshire, 12-11.
Princeton (4-3, 1-0 Ivy) went 1-1 on the week, falling at Rutgers, 12-10, before upsetting No. 12 Johns Hopkins, 10-7.
Princeton will face a pair of League foes this week in Columbia and Cornell, while Dartmouth will host Brown. In non-conference action, Penn will face No. 1 Maryland on Saturday.
Harvard senior Micaela Cyr (Lexington, Mass.) and Princeton sophomore Erin McMunn (Westminster, Md.) each posted 10 points on the week to lead their teams.
Cyr helped Harvard to a 2-0 week, posting six points on five goals and an assist in the Crimson's 18-4 win at Marquette and four points on two goals and two assists in a 10-5 win over Yale. She also tallied six groundballs, four draw controls and one caused turnover in the two games.
Cyr takes home her first career Ivy League weekly award and becomes the first Crimson to earn Offensive Player of the Week since Jennifer VenderMeulen on April 18, 2011.
Cyr's Weekly Stats
5G, 1A, 6 Pts., 2 GB, 2 DC, 83.3 Shooting % at Marquette
2G, 2A, 4 Pts. 4 GB, 2 DC, 1 CT, 40.0 Shooting % vs. Yale
McMunn opened her week in impressive fashion, tying her career-high with seven points, tallying two goals and five assists in a 12-10 loss at Rutgers. She then led her team to a win over No. 12 Johns Hopkins, finishing with a goal, two assists, two groundballs, four draw controls and one caused turnover. After she was placed in the circle to take the draws in the second half against JHU, the Tigers won 9 of 12 draws while outscoring their opponent, 7-3.
McMunn is the first Tiger to earn Offensive Player of the Week this season. She takes home her second career Ivy League weekly award.
McMunn's Weekly Stats
2G, 5A, 7 Pts., 1 CT, 40.0 Shooting % at Rutgers
1G, 2A, 3 Pts., 2 GB, 4 DC, 1 CT, 33.3 Shooting % vs. Johns Hopkins
Penn's 2-0 week was in large part to the efforts of senior Meredith Cain (Pittsburgh). Cain led the team with 11 draw controls and three caused turnovers in the two games, while also recording four groundballs. The team needed all 11 of her draw controls, as it helped the Quakers pull out a pair of one-goal wins. Cain also finished with seven points on the week, on six goals and an assist.
Cain takes home her first career Ivy League weekly award.
Cain's Weekly Stats
2G, 1A, 3 Pts., 3 GB, 6 DC, 2 CT, 50.0 Shooting % vs. Vanderbilt
4G, 4 Pts., 1 GB, 5 DC, 1 CT, 66.7 Shooting % vs. Cornell
Liz Bannatine, Princeton (Fr., D – Baltimore)
3 GB, 1 DC, 2 CT at Rutgers
2 GB vs. Johns Hopkins
Courtney Bennett, Dartmouth (Sr., M/D – Darien, Conn.)
1G, 1 Pt., 3 GB, 1 DC, 2 CT, 50.0 Shooting % at Davidson
3 GB, 4 DC, 1 CT at Columbia
Hana Bowers, Dartmouth (Sr., A – Old Greenwich, Conn.)
2G, 2A, 4 Pts., 3 GB, 1 DC, 1 CT, 25.0 Shooting % at Davidson
1G, 3A, 4 Pts., 2 GB, 1 CT, 33.3 Shooting % at Columbia
Mel Cook, Harvard (Sr., GK – Longwood, Fla.)
1 GP-1 GS, 60:00 Mins., 5GA, 5.00 GAA, 6 Svs., 54.5 Sv. %, 2 GB, 1-0 vs. Yale
Paige Cuscovitch, Columbia (Jr., M – Longmeadow, Mass.)
3G, 3 Pts., 1 GB, 2 DC, 3 CT, 37.5 Shooting % at New Hampshire
1G, 5 GB, 6 CT, 25.0 Shooting % vs. Dartmouth
Christina Doherty, Yale (So., M – Bernarndsville, N.J.)
5 GB, 2 CT at Harvard
Carly Gniewek, Cornell (So., GK – Mountain Lakes, N.J.)
1 GP, 40:53 Mins., 2 GA, 2.94 GAA, 7 Svs., 77.8 Sv. %, 0-1
Bre Hudgins, Brown (Jr., A – Syracuse, N.Y.)
3G, 1A, 4 Pts., 1 GB, 3 DC, 1 CT, 50.0 Shooting % vs. USC
Kacie Johnson, Sr., A – Wilton, Conn.)
2G, 2 Pts., 1 GB, 3 DC, 40.0 Shooting % at New Hampshire
3G, 1A, 4 Pts., 1 GB, 1 DC, 75.0 Shooting % vs. Dartmouth
Shannon Mangini, Penn (Jr., M – Garden City, N.Y.)
1 GB vs. Vanderbilt
5G, 5 Pts., 2 GB, 1 DC, 100.0 Shooting % vs. Cornell
Kellie Roddy, Brown (So., GK – Poway, Calif.)
1 GP-1 GS, 68:44 Mins., 8 GA, 6.98 GAA, 7 Svs., 46.7 Sv. %, 1-0 vs. USC
Lindsay Toppe, Cornell (So., A – Bedford, N.Y.)
1G, 1A, 2 Pts., 50.0 Shooting % at UNC
4G, 4 Pts., 3 GB, 1 DC, 1 CT, 36.4 Shooting % at Penn
Tuesday, March 26
St. Mary's (Calif.) at Brown, 1 pm
Wednesday, March 27
Vermont at Dartmouth, 3 pm
*Columbia at Princeton, 7 pm
Friday, March 29
Cal at Yale, 1 pm
Harvard at Boston U., 7 pm
Saturday, March 30
*Brown at Dartmouth, 12 pm
Penn at No. 1 Maryland, 1 pm
*Princeton at Cornell, 3 pm
Sunday, March 31
Yale at Lehigh, 1 pm
Fresno State at Columbia, 7 pm
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The story of King George VI of Britain, his impromptu ascension to the throne and the speech therapist who helped the unsure monarch become worthy of it. Mark Logue has also co-written the speech therapists biography, based on his grandfather's diaries, The King's Speech: How One Man Saved the British Monarchy.
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The Lives of the Kings & Queens of England
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Want more, international royal drama? Check these out:
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Mark my words. Nash is the solution to our defensive problems. When he comes back we will be a better defensive team because we will be more efficient and balanced offensively, thus giving ourselves a chance to get back and play defense.
I am right about this. If I am wrong about this then you mr. dklaker can lead my "digital stoning" and ban me from this forum for life.
I predict that that 20 games into Nash's return we will win at least 14 of those games. If I am wrong you can ban from this forum. And take note of the defensive stats when he returns.
Nah, kk, I have always had your back....even got in very heated PM wars over it with the clowns who were abusing people on here......thankfully they are gone. Everyone is entitled to their opinion....for better or worse.
The only thing that everyone can agree on is the desired final result...a championship
But.....There is no way shape or form that Nash will improve our defense.....he has never improved any team's defense, not even when he was young. You are expecting a penguin to fly.....lol.
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Tess Vigeland: I can blame my nucleus accumbens, but this year I can also blame my government for encouraging me to spend, spend, spend.
Those economic stimulus checks will be on their way in May. Uncle Sam would love nothing better than for us to take them to the nearest strip mall, but we're still getting a lot of questions from you about those checks.
The IRS is, too. It's getting an extra 50,000 calls a day beyond what it usually gets this time of year, so we decided to re-air an interview from earlier this year with Frank Keith.
He's a spokesman for the IRS and we asked him to take some questions from listeners.
Gary: Hi, my name's Gary in Boise, Idaho. I haven't heard whether the upcoming stimulus checks will be tax-free or not. Thank you.
Vigeland: Alright, well, there you go Frank. This is a very common question, whether taxes will actually be taken out of what's a tax rebate?
Keith: Well, the rebate's not taxable, so you wouldn't report it next year on your tax return. It's also important to know that the rebate won't affect any federal benefits programs such as Social Security or veteran's benefits that the taxpayer might be receiving.
Vigeland: Alright, well let's hear another question about taxes on the tax rebate:
Graham: Hi, this is Graham from Oconomowoc, Wisconsin. I heard that the rebate that we're getting is just an advance on our 2008 tax return. Is that true?
Keith: People are afraid that there refund check next year is going to be reduced dollar-for-dollar by the amount of this stimulus payment they're getting...
Vigeland: Right.
Keith: ....and that's simply not the case. The amount of the check that they get this year won't reduce in any way the refund they'll be entitled to next year.
Vigeland: Alright. Let's go to caller number three and this has to do with what happens if you didn't make any money last year:
Chan: My name is Chan and I live in Ocoee, Florida. My parents are receiving Social Security and do not file taxes. Should they have filed a 2007 tax return in order to receive the tax rebate?
Keith: Well, I'm going to make an assumption that his parents receive over $3,000 a year in Social Security...
Vigeland: OK.
Keith: They absolutely should file a 2007 tax return because they would also be entitled to a rebate. The similar situation exists for people who receive certain veteran's benefits. As long as they have at least $3,000 of veteran's benefits, they also will qualify.
Vigeland: Alright, you mention the $3,000 figure and we have another question about that one:
Patty: Hi, this is Patty from Dayton, Ohio. I'm confused by the term "married couple." Do stay-at-home parents earning less than the minimum $3,000 factor in to these rebates?
Vigeland: OK, you have a married couple that you would assume would be eligable for the $1,200 rebate, but one of them is a stay-at-home parent, so for the household, as long as they're above the $3,000 threshold, they're going to get a check?
Keith: That's correct. The rules apply... on a joint return, you would combine the income, so for instance, the $3,000 qualifying income limitation, that would be the total on the return. It could be earned by the husband, the wife or some combination.
Vigeland: OK, and one final question from Mark in Riverton, Connecticut. The full tax rebate applies to couples with incomes under $150,000. Can you tell him what line on the 1040 form the income is referring to?
Keith: It's the very, very bottom number on the front page of the tax return.
Vigeland: IRS spokesman Frank Keith speaking with us in February.


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This is a blog to chronicle this portion of the life of Staff Sgt. Jason Ross, my son, as he mends, after an I.E.D. explosion, on March 7, 2011, while serving his country in Afghanistan.
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Not much else going on today, and we're leaving tomorrow. I will be continuing with the blog posts, as I have information to provide, though I don't think it will be on a daily basis. Not sure when the next time we will be able to get out here to be with Jason, but I hope it isn't too long. I would like to thank everyone for all the help, support and prayers for Jason, and us - it is truly appreciated.
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Psalms 34:17-19 The righteous cry, and the LORD heareth, and delivereth them out of all their troubles. The LORD is nigh unto them that are of a broken heart; and saveth such as be of a contrite spirit. Many are the afflictions of the righteous: but the LORD delivereth him out of them all.
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Psalms 18:2-6 The LORD is my rock, and my fortress, and my deliverer; my God, my strength, in whom I will trust; my buckler, and the horn of my salvation, and my high tower. I will call upon the LORD, who is worthy to be praised: so shall I be saved from mine enemies. The sorrows of death compassed me, and the floods of ungodly men made me afraid. The sorrows of hell compassed me about: the snares of death prevented me. In my distress I called upon the LORD, and cried unto my God: he heard my voice out of his temple, and my cry came before him, even into his ears.
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The Wailin' Jennys performed to a sold-out crowd at the Fletcher Theater in Raleigh, NC on April 15. The Canadian folk trio was as good as I expected, but their closing wrapup was as memorable as their haunting harmonies.
Why? They took the time to thank everyone on the crew. Everyone–the two sound people, the lighting tech, the house manager, the event producer, the three publicists, and a few more people. By first name, with pauses for the audience's applause.
I'm used to hearing musicians thank just the audience. Sure, we pay the bills, but it glosses over the team effort required to put on a successful show. I don't know what Heather, Nicky, and Ruth are like off-stage, but their generous thank-you reminded me that success is not a solo project.
I assume the unexpected public thank-you is an indicator of what it's like to work with the Wailin' Jennys backstage. Who's going to get a reputation in the industry as "easy to deal with"? Who's going to get extra attention when they perform at a venue again a year from now?
In my volunteer activities, I make a point of saying thank you. When you can't pay people, all you have is appreciation and recognition–and saying "thank you" is free. I keep a couple boxes of thank-you cards in my desk at all times, so I can send notes immediately without having to hunt for a card or a stamp.
It's easy for high-achievers to falsely attribute 100% of their success to their own efforts. To be sure, those are a key component, but we're not doing it alone. I wouldn't be where I am today without my friends, family, managers, coworkers, clients–thank you!
I know a non-profit that makes in-kind donations to other local organizations for raffles, fundraisers, etc. The executive director's policy is: "They didn't send us a thank-you? They're never getting a donation from us again!" A little extreme, but it makes sense.
Emails and Twitter DMs are all well and good, but when's the last time you received a paper thank-you note? You probably remember who sent it to you, too. Buy a box or two and use 'em.
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Big Book Sale 4/14 – 4/16
The much-anticipated library book sale is coming soon! Our spring sale will be held April 14 – 16, 2016 in the Smart Community Room. Come browse the wide variety of books, magazines, and other items that will be sold at very reasonable prices. The hours are:
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- Friday April 15th, 9:30am – 5:00pm
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If you and your family are planning a vacation in Florida, you absolutely must make the Kennedy Space Center a stop along the way.
Located less than an hour's drive east of Orlando, the centerpiece of the KSC for vacationers is the Kennedy Space Center Visitors Complex.
The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex is an educational and inspiring destination with something of interest of everyone in the family. It is a day well-spent.
Check out our helpful guide for visiting the Kennedy Space Center, packed full of ways to save on admission, tips for visiting, other nearby attractions, and much more.
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Tips for Visiting the Kennedy Space Center
- Get a handle of the layout of the Kennedy Space Center. The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Center is the centerpiece of the sprawling Kennedy Space Center that includes the shuttle runway, the assembly building and launch pads. It can help if you orient yourself with a map prior to your visit.
- Dress comfortably for the Florida weather. Much of what you'll see is in air conditioned facilities, but you will spend time outdoors viewing exhibits. In summer, dress in light clothes with comfortable shoes.
- Check the launch schedule. Even though the shuttle program has ended, there are still frequent launches of unmanned rockets from the Space Center. By checking the launch schedule ahead of time you can be aware of the larger crowds you may face during a launch and make sure you have tickets ahead of time.
- Do a little homework. Doing some research prior to your visit can really enhance your experience. You are visiting an area where not just American, but world history took place. It is an area where heroes were made and where people gave their lives for the sake of space exploration. A little preparation will make your experience even more interesting.
- Allow enough time for your visit. There is a lot to see and do here. Don't try to rush your visit into a couple of hours. Plan your visit and take your time to take in the sights and history.
- Plan on grabbing something to eat during your visit. The Kennedy Space Center is pretty isolated on Merritt Island. You'll likely want to plan on eating at least something at the Visitor Center.
Best Times to Visit
Depending on your preferences, visiting when a launch is scheduled may be the best time to visit or the worst time to visit. Launch days at the Visitors Center provide some exceptional views but also larger crowds.
The Space Center will adjust its hours somewhat on launch days to accommodate the larger crowds who make the visit.
Off season in this part of Florida is generally January and February and September through late November. Crowds are less, humidity is down are weather is cooler in off-season. Hotel rates are lower and restaurants are also less busy.
Florida is known for its brief showers during summer afternoons. This should not discourage visiting KSC. There are plenty of indoor exhibits while the weather passes.
Kennedy Space Center experiences its peak visitor period during the middle part of the day. Arriving early is a good idea, especially in-season.
What to Do There
There is so much do to and see here that we are positive you and your family will have a great visit.
Here are a few other of favorite things to do…
Rocket Garden
One of the most notable exhibits at KSC is the Rocket Garden, Here you can walk up to and around the bases of actual rockets that were used throughout the space program.
Rockets are mounted upright with the exception of the largest, a Saturn IB, which is mounted sideways.
Space Shuttle Atlantis℠ Exhibit
The not-to-be-missed Space Shuttle Atlantis Display brings you up-close and personal with an actual space orbiter in the actual condition it was in following its last flight.
This is KSC newest exhibit and it is inside an impressive 10-story, 64,000 square foot facility.
Shuttle Launch Experience®
The Shuttle Launch Experience is a $60 million attraction designed with the help of astronauts, NASA experts and attraction-industry leaders to simulate what it felt like to be a part of a space shuttle launch.
The attraction has four simulators, each accommodating 44 "passengers".
Kennedy Space Center Bus Tour
Base admission to Kennedy Space Center includes a bus tour that departs every 15 minutes.
These air conditioned coaches will take you from the Visitors Center past some of the most iconic sights of the Space Center, including the famous countdown clock that counted down to so many historic flights.
Astronaut Encounter
Be sure to catch an Astronaut Encounter, hosted by a real life astronaut multiple times daily.
Over 30 of the 500 men and women who have been in space make presentations throughout the year.
IMAX® Theater
Immerse yourself in the NASA experience with a visit to the IMAX Theater and catch "Eyes on the Universe: NASA'S Space Telescopes," the newest and only 3D 4K resolution show at the KSC Visitor Complex.
Astronaut Memorial
Take time to reflect at the moving Astronaut Memorial, a tribute to those that made the ultimate sacrifice in space exploration.
Known as the Space Mirror Memorial, it is located just behind the IMAX Theater.
Children's Play Dome
If the children still have energy to burn visit the Children's Play Dome, a unique space-themed play ground designed for the younger explorers.
There is something for everyone at the Kennedy Space Center. It is well worth the short drive to the Space Coast if you are planning a vacation in Central Florida.
A Little History
The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex had extremely humble beginnings, starting with just a few displays on card tables in a trailer in 1964. During that time, self-guided car tours were allowed on Sundays and were limited to tour from just 1 pm to 4 pm.
In spite of those limitations, a quarter of a million vehicles made the tour that year.
In 1965, $2 million was authorized to build a more permanent visitor's complex, called Spaceport USA.
By 1969, attendance reached 1 million annually.
In 1971 an additional $2.3 million was invested.
In 1995, Delaware North Companies was selected to operate the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex.
Today, the complex is completely self-funded, using no government or taxpayer funding.
Under the management of Delaware North Companies, The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex has made major improvements in recent years, making it even more attractive to families.
Major recent improvements include The Shuttle Launch Experience opened in mid-2007. This 44,000 square foot, $60 million attraction puts visitors through a simulated shuttle launch.
In June of 2013, the Kennedy Space Center Visitor's Complex celebrated the grand opening of the Space Shuttle Atlantis Display. This amazing ten-story, 46,000 square foot facility houses the actual Atlantis Space Orbiter as it would appear in flight.
Nearby Attractions
- Ron Jon's Surf Shop – This is the largest surf shop in the world and the flagship store of the famous Ron Jon shops. This amazing 52,000 square foot store is open 24 hours a day along the shores of Cocoa Beach, south of the KSC. Even if you've never thought about surfing, this remarkable store is worth a visit when in the area.
- The Cocoa Beach Pier – The historic Cocoa Beach Pier has been updated and upgraded with shops, dining and drinking options and even a game room. Walk out and grab a fishing rod or just sit and enjoy a cold beverage. You just may catch a cruise ship or two coming in or out of Port Canaveral.
- The American Police Hall of Fame and Museum – Located in nearby Titusville, this attraction features classic police cars and motorcycles, hundreds of police badges from around the world and even "Robocop". An eclectic display for sure. Police officers are admitted free with ID.
Places to Eat Nearby
- Shiloh's Steakhouse – People love the steaks and seafood and the great atmosphere. They also appreciate the family- friendly prices. Shiloh's is located at 3665 S Washington Avenue in Titusville, across the NASA Parkway Bridge.
- Dixie Crossroads – Here is a seafood restaurant with a southern flare. Famous for its corn fritters, Dixie Crossroads has a fun, interesting atmosphere you are sure to enjoy. You may even catch some live entertainment in the Gazebo. You'll find Dixie's at 1475 Garden Street in Titusville.
- Steve's Family Diner – Nothing fancy here, just good comfort food in big portions. Famous locally for the fried chicken, but you'll find everything from onion soup to burgers and Greek salads. Steve's Family Diner is at 2900 S. Washington Street in Titusville.
Need to Know
- Visitor's Complex: 9:00 am-6:00 pm
Directions & Address
State Road 405 East
Kennedy Space Center, FL 32899
From Orlando: I-4 to Exit 72 528 East (Bee Line Highway) Travel east on SR 528 until you reach the SR 407 exit going to Kennedy Space Center and Titusville. Take SR 407 until it dead ends into SR 405. Turn right (east) onto SR 405 and follow the signs for Kennedy Space Center. You will travel approximately 9 miles on SR 405. The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex will be located on your right.
From Miami: I- 95 N. Exit no.215 (SR 50), turn left (east). Turn right (east) at the next intersection onto SR 405 and follow signs for Kennedy Space Center, approximately 11 miles ahead on right. from points north or south.
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