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CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED VEHICLE. 1 owner! CLEAN CARFAXThis 2008 Chrysler 300 is READY to be driven off the lot! Ride in TOTAL LUXURY with this Chrysler 300. LOW MILES & LEATHER seating make this a SWEET DEAL! Come on down today & CHECK IT OUT! FREE CARFAX vehicle history report ~WARRANTY With Each Car, Ask for details~`~ Location: 1450 Sproule Avenue, Sacramento, CA, 95811 AutoDiscountOutlet.COM (844) I-SAVED-BIG Or (916) 302-AUTO (2886) ***Text 916-297-0404***~Ask about our 3-Day Money-Back Guarantee!~You don't have to gamble when you purchase your Certified Pre-Owned vehicle from AutoDiscountOutlet.COM. Our Certified Pre-Owned means your new car has passed a 125+point inspection by an independent certified mechanic. It is backed by a warranty which includes 24/7 roadside assistance, car rental, trip interruption and is transferable if you sell your car. All of our vehicles come with a complete CARFAX vehicle history report, and include The CARFAX Buyback Guarantee. We only sell vehicles with clean CARFAX reports.PRICE GUARANTEE: At AutoDiscountOutlet.COM, we GUARANTEE to you all of our vehicles are at or below the current market value for the vehicle based on year, miles, equipment and availability.Guaranteed approval on all car loans, regardless of your credit! We offer a comfortable, transparent buying experience and hassle free shopping. Ask about our 3-day return policy. Your car is ready, come and get it!Disclaimer: Subject to prior sale. Quoted price subject to change without notice to correct errors or omissions. Tax, tag, registration fees and dealer service/document fee not included. Standard features are based upon trim level. Accessories, options and color may vary. Prices and other data subject to typographical errors. Please call dealership to verify.
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2008 Chrysler 300 ReviewThis car review is specific to this model, not the actual vehicle for sale.
Bold, handsome, roomy and satisfying.
Smooth, quiet operation, tight handling, space, luxury: The Chrysler 300 sedan has it all, at attractive prices. Yet what the 300 has more than anything is bold, appealing styling.
The Chrysler 300 nameplate includes a wide range of engines and amenities, from a frugal V6 to the powerful SRT8. The base model comes well-equipped for less than $25,000 MSRP. The Touring model adds leather, amenities and a more powerful V6 for about $28,000. The 300C offers a truly powerful Hemi V8, with Chrysler's fuel-saving Multi-Displacement System, and it can be equipped with most of the gizmos and luxury features available today.
Long-wheelbase models are also available that some families may find appealing. Aimed primarily at the chauffeur-driven executive class, the long-wheelbase version offer a cavernous back seat, th more leg room than just about anything on the road. It's great for tall folks or anyone who likes space and convenience and can be equipped with custom features such as writing tables and foot rests.
The Chrysler 300 is rear-wheel drive, and we consider that a benefit. Rear-wheel drive adds to the pleasure and excitement of driving this big sedan, and that's partly why luxury sedans and sports cars continue to use it. The 300's traction and stability electronics are well sorted and effective, delivering good all-season performance, and all-wheel drive is an option for those who live in the snow belt. With the big-torque V8, the 300 also offers something buyers that has had buyers turning to SUVs: enough towing capacity to pull a lightweight trailer.
The Chrysler 300 models are comfortable. They're also responsive for large cars. The 300C delivers thrilling acceleration, while the SRT8 offers true high performance in civilized fashion.
Then there's the styling. Inside and out, this car makes no apologies. It won't be mistaken for any other sedan the road. It can be trimmed with chrome, mono-chrome and various wheels to look stately and elegant or downright mean.
The Chrysler 300 delivers impressive value, but emphasizing the cost/benefit ratio may minimize its other strengths. The 300s are good, appealing cars, and they've set the benchmark for Detroit's car builders.
For 2008, Chrysler added several features and tweaked the interior and exterior design. New features include adaptive cruise control, Sirius Backseat TV and Chrysler's MyGig, a 20-gigabyte hard drive that holds songs, pictures, and navigation system map information. Chrysler's UConnect hands-free cell-phone link has been upgraded with an integrated iPod interface. The interior has a new instrument panel and center console, and the arm rests, center console and door trim benefit from soft-touch surfaces. Outside, the front and rear fascia, grille, decklid, and side moldings are updated. Base models are now called LX.
The 2008 Chrysler 300 lineup includes seven models: two V6 engines, two V8s, all-wheel drive, and two long-wheelbase models.
The Chrysler 300 LX ($24,595) has a 2.7-liter dual-overhead-cam V6 generating 178 horsepower and 190 pound-feet of torque and matched to a four-speed automatic transmission. It's equipped with cloth upholstery, power driver's seat, cruise control, solar-control glass and 17-inch steel wheels with hub caps.
The 300 Touring ($28,590) upgrades to a 3.5-liter single-overhead-cam V6 making 250 horsepower and 250 pound-feet of torque. It has a five-speed automatic transmission with Chrysler's AutoStick manual-shift feature. The Touring comes with leather seating, 17-inch aluminum wheels and fog lamps. The all-wheel-drive Touring AWD ($31,445) is identically equipped.
The 300 Limited ($31,620) adds 18-inch chrome wheels, a slightly firmer Touring suspension, heated front seats, a power passenger seat, automatic headlamps, automatic climate control, power-adjustable pedals, an electronic vehicle information center, and one year of Sirius satellite radio. The Limited AWD ($33,815) is identically equipped.
The 300C ($35,395) features a 5.7-liter overhead-valve V8 (Hemi), delivering 340 horsepower and a substantial 390 pound-feet of torque. It also has a power tilt/telescoping steering column, leather-trimmed steering wheel and shift knob, remote starting, and rain-sensing wipers. The 300C AWD ($37,495) is equipped the same. An SRT Design Group option ($1,495) for the 300C adds many of the SRT design cues, 20-inch wheels, and more significantly, engine tweaks and special exhaust that raise the output to 350 horsepower.
The SRT8 ($41,385) features a 425-hp, 6.1-liter Hemi V8 with loads of performance tweaks, 20-inch wheels, and unique design features.
Options are plentiful with many available packages that require research. One of the most popular is Protection Group II ($890), which adds curtain-style head-protection airbags, torso-protecting front side airbags, rear park assist, self-sealing tires and cabin air filtration. Stand alone options include rear-seat DVD entertainment with a seven-inch LCD screen, a sunroof ($950), UConnect hands-free communication with iPod interface ($250), and a Boston Acoustics audio upgrade with six-CD changer, subwoofer and 368 watts of output. Also available for 2008 are Sirius Backseat TV, with three channels of children's programming, and Chrysler's MyGig. MyGig comes in two versions: the MyGig Entertainment System, which has a 6.5-inch touchscreen and a 20-gigabyte hard drive to hold songs and pictures, and the MyGig Multimedia Infotainment System, which adds a navigation system with voice control and real-time traffic information.
Safety features include multi-stage front airbags. Curtain-style head protection airbags for outboard passengers and torso-protecting front side-impact airbags are optional. An Electronic Stability Program (ESP), Traction Control System (TCS) and anti-lock brakes (ABS) with Brake Assist are standard on all but the LX model, where they are optional. Other safety-related options include rear obstacle detection, high-intensity discharge headlamps, a tire-pressure monitor, and all-wheel drive. The Chrysler 300 has earned a five-star rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) for front-impact crash protection.
The W.P. Chrysler Executive Series, or long-wheelbase option ($10,600), is offered on the 300 Touring and 300C with rear-wheel drive. This package must be ordered from a dealership through the Acubuilt coachworks, which finishes the cars in partnership with Chrysler.
The Chrysler 300 has collected a host of design awards around the world, and we'd call them well-earned. A handful of detractors claim the 300's styling, particularly its Bentley-esque front end, is derivative, but we think that's a superficial view. Certainly the 300 respects tradition and draws inspiration from the past, as many beautiful designs do. But it has also redefined what a Detroit sedan can be, more clearly and thoroughly than any automobile in recent years.
With its rear-wheel-drive architecture, the Chrysler 300 might be a case of back to the future. Yet there's little about it that's retro, except maybe the giant grille, which clearly draws on 300s from the past. The first Chrysler 300 was introduced in 1955. It was called the C300 and its engine had hemispherical combustion chambers earning the Hemi nickname. It had two four-barrel carburetors, and it achieved fame as the most powerful engine of the day, winning the NASCAR championship in the C300's first year and setting top speed records on the beach at Daytona.
The current Chrysler 300 is just as bold. Its styling makes no apologies. It has a look that appeals to young and old alike.
The Chrysler 300 looks dramatic in profile because its rear-wheel-drive layout allows a distinctive shape. The wheelwell cutouts, wrapping around rims up to 20 inches in diameter, are striking. The wheelbase is long but the overhangs are short, offering a visual sense of power. The roofline, a sort of '30s gangster tease, beautifully complements the long, low lines, which appear to be carved from a big horizontal block of metal. The roof rakes thickly down to a short deck, and the sides are like large slabs.
For 2008, the decklid was redesigned to include an integrated spoiler-like kickup, as well as the center, high-mounted stop light, which moves down from the rear package area. The long hood glides forward and drops off a cliff whose face is the massive grille, framed by wing-like double-beam headlights.
Outside mirrors with supplemental turn signals and courtesy puddle lamps are optional. These cast a useful halo of light on the ground beneath the doors when the 300 is unlocked with the remote key fob. This feature adds some security in dark garages and is very useful if you happen to drop something as you're getting into the car.
The high-performance SRT8 may be the coolest-looking 300 of all. Its unique features include body-color front and rear bumper inserts, mirrors and door handles. The modifications are more than aesthetic: The front and rear ends direct air flow through unique ducts that cool the brakes, while a specially designed rear spoiler increases rear downforce by 39 percent, helping keep the rear tires firmly planted at high speed without increasing drag. Yet the coolest thing about the SRT8 might be its 20-inch forged aluminum wheels and asymmetrical high-performance tires. These maximize that visual power, and they're staggered in the classic track-performance tradition, with the rear tires slightly wider than the fronts.
The Executive Series package, or long-wheelbase version, adds six inches to the standard wheelbase, all behind the front doors, and provides more than 46 inches of rear legroom inside. That's more rear-seat leg room than executive-class stalwarts such as the Audi A8L, BMW 750Li and Jaguar XJ-8L, at a substantially lower price. Outside, it gives the 300 a stately, limo-like look.
The stylish theme set by the 2008 Chrysler 300 body carries through inside, though the style in the cabin is even more clearly defined by purpose. There's a definite form-follows-function approach, with little superfluous decoration. In this interior, you'll also find the roots of a trend among sedans.
The Chrysler 300 was among the first to adapt an increasingly popular high seating position, with seats that rise several inches above those in the typical sedan. This blueprint was no doubt a response to the booming popularity of sport-utility vehicles. It's probably the thing to do nowadays because buyers like to sit high, and because the high door sills add a feeling of security. The windshield rake is relatively modest, so visibility forward is enhanced over the 300's long hood. However, the roofline stretches out fairly far in front of the driver's seat, making stoplights hard to see if you get too close. Visibility is also blocked to the right rear by a large rear pillar.
Still, those who prefer a lower, leaned-back seating position can find it inside the 300. The up-down travel of the driver's seat bottom is significant, and the driving position easily adjusts for all sizes and tastes. Our loaded 300C featured power-adjustable pedals, which move back and forth with a button on the dash. The adjustable pedals are welcome in this car, because the steering wheel also telescopes. The pedals add another tailoring tool to the mix, rather than simply replacing the telescoping wheel as they do in some vehicles so equipped. The seats themselves are on the firm side, but comfortable. They could use more side bolstering in the 300C, which has the engine and tires to corner harder than the seats might like.
The dash and instruments are both very clean. Our 300C had a satin silver center stack, elegantly functional with almost nothing decorative about it. It was a pleasant surprise not to have to play games with the controls and switchgear to get them to work. There are two horizontal rectangular climate vents on either side of an analog clock, above the sound system and a climate system controlled by four simple knobs. The four gauges are round, clear and pleasing to the eye in a balanced layout with black numbers and needles on a white background. From the driver's perspective, it's all good.
The newly available MyGig radio is available in two iterations: the MyGig Entertainment System and the MyGig Multimedia Infotainment System. Both have 20 gigabytes of hard drive space, but the Multimedia option includes a navigation system with real-time traffic and voice activation.
Overall finish and material quality don't quite live up to the standards set by the design, but they're not bad, either. The 2008 update adds some better padding to contact points on the door panels, armrests and center console. There is nothing so cheap or crude inside the 300 that it would keep us from enjoying the car. The 300C steering wheel is a nice four-spoke design with tortoise shell wood trim making a gradual arc along the top, like a Mercedes wheel. California walnut trim is an option. Our leather interior was a subtle gray-beige two-tone, and again, Mercedes-like. Suede inserts on the SRT8 seats raise the richness meter a notch, and the side bolstering is more prominent, but again, could be moreso.
In general, the 300 interior is marked by spacious silence. Chrysler engineers have made noticeable progress toward reducing interior and wind noise in all their recent vehicles, and the flagship sedan leads the way.
The space comes courtesy of the efficient exterior shape. The wheels are pushed to the corners, and the long wheelbase leaves 106.6 cubic feet inside. The door openings are extra large, making climbing in and out easy.
The Chrysler 300 models offer a relaxing 40 inches of rear legroom and outboard passengers will find plenty to like, including a folding center armrest with integra.
Driving Impression
From the driver's seat, the Chrysler 300 is one of the better big American sedans we've tested, and certainly the most interesting. To be sure, that view is colored by a preference for rear-wheel drive. Yet more than that, the 300 has created a new definition for the Detroit sedan. With its size, styling and design features, it retains characteristics that might be described as uniquely American. But it also has an international quality, measured by its responsiveness and efficiency.
We tested a 300C in typical Detroit winter slop, and found it worked well in most situations. Chrysler has done a fine job of tuning the traction and stability electronics. With all-season tires, the 300C got through typical snow and slush just fine, but an unplowed alley proved to be a problem. We'd recommend either an all-wheel drive model or a good set of snow tires for drivers that often encounter snow.
The Chrysler 300 LX base model drives nice. The dual-overhead cam 2.7-liter V6 engine delivers 178 horsepower, enough to handle big-city rush-hour traffic. It's a frugal choice, both in terms of fuel cost and the purchase price. Some drivers may find themselves working this engine hard, however, and wishing for a little more power. Also, the four-speed automatic transmission lacks the responsiveness and flexibility of a five-speed automatic.
The 3.5-liter V6 in the 300 Touring and 300 Limited will work better for most buyers. We found the power better than adequate, even after driving the powerful 300C. We also liked the smooth and quick-shifting five-speed automatic, which is based on a Mercedes design, though it's built in Kokomo, Indiana. At idle, we could feel the pulse of the engine.
On the road, the Chrysler 300 feels as solid as it looks, having inherited significant mechanicals from Chrysler's former parent company, Mercedes-Benz. From a handling standpoint, the 300 is heavily and positively influenced by a design borrowed from the Mercedes E-Class: five-link rear suspension mounted to a subframe, and the short-arm/long-arm front suspension, modified for the 300's longer wheelbase, wider track and bigger wheels.
The ride is smooth, but solid enough to prevent wallowing. We wouldn't change much. This is a large car, to be sure. It has a longer wheelbase (120 inches) than the Chrysler 300s from the 1950s, yet its overall length is shorter, and it doesn't feel balky or cumbersome. In short, it doesn't drive big. It feels a bit heavy, but also very secure, confident and responsive. It rides well, even the sportier 300C.
The 300 is reasonably easy to park despite its size. However, only the upper models have rear obstacle detection, which beeps an audible tone, increasing the frequency as you back toward an object.
The 300C handles well for a car its size. We found it maintained a fairly even keel when driven hard through switchback turns. Body lean was well-checked. The weight of the car became apparent in transient maneuvers, as it could be felt transitioning from one side to the other. The cornering is good enough that the all-season tires don't really do it justice. We think the 300 would respond very well to a set of summer performance tires, with a set of winter tires on a second set of wheels.
Chrysler has gotten the rack-and-pinion steering right. It has just the right amount of weight, and it delivers a secure feeling. We like its accuracy.
The brakes are excellent. Driving a 300C hard over some twisty mountain roads, the big Bosch-built brakes really did the job, inspiring surprising confidence in a car that weighs over 4000 pounds. The front brakes on the 300C are bigger and better than those on the V6 models; antilock brakes with brake assist and electronic brake distribution, which balances brake force front and rear, are standard on all but the base 300 LX.
Its brakes and 390 pound-feet of torque from the Hemi V8 deliver surprising towing capacity for a s.
The Chrysler 300 delivers bold styling. It's smooth and quiet, with a great ride and tight handling. Getting in and out is easy, and it's roomy inside. Models are available for all tastes and budgets. Its traction and stability electronics work well, but buyers who want to be prepared for bad weather should opt for all-wheel drive. The base 300 is a lot of car for the money, with a proven V6 that has adequate power for many drivers. We prefer the Touring and Limited models, with their more powerful V6 and higher levels of features. The 300C comes with a Hemi V8 that can dust expensive luxury cars in performance and value. The SRT8 delivers outstanding performance in civilized style at a price that's hard to beat.
NewCarTestDrive.com correspondent Kirk Bell reported from Detroit, with Tom Lankard in Northern California.
Model Lineup
Chrysler 300 LX ($24,595); Touring ($28,590); Touring AWD ($31,445); Limited ($31,620); Limited AWD ($33,815); 300C ($35,395); 300C AWD ($37,495); SRT8 ($41,385).
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Brampton, Ontario, Canada.
Options As Tested
Protection Group II ($1,080) includes curtain style head-protection airbags, rear park assist, self-sealing tires, UConnect, auto-dim rearview mirror wit microphone, and cabin air filtration; Navigation and Sound Group II ($2,290) includes DVD-based GPS navigation system, 368-watt audio output with six speakers plus subwoofer AM/FM/CD/DVD/MP3 with six-CD changer; Luxury Group II ($1,490) includes heated rear seat and outside mirrors with turn signals, courtesy lamps and auto-dimming on passenger side.
Model Tested
Chrysler 300C ($35,395).The Chrysler 300 stands out with bold, imposing styling reminiscent of an art deco look of years past. Its strong lines give off a sense of power, which it has, especially for such a large sedan. The 300 comes in rear-wheel drive or all-wheel drive and an optional long wheelbase model is available. The long wheelbase model is 6' longer than the standard 300 and allows for larger rear doors. A 178 hp 2.7-liter V-6 or a 250hp 3.5-liter V-6 powers the 300. Both the long wheelbase and the four-wheel drive versions come only with the V-6 engine. Antilock brakes and stability control are optional on the base model but standard on the higher trims. The Chrysler 300 is a carryover from 2007.
1450 Sproule Ave.
Sacramento, Ca. 95814
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Kids Program
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"As a dedicated student of the martial arts, I will live by the 7 Principles of the Fifty/50 Black Belt: Honesty, Modesty, Integrity, Stoicism, Respect, Perseverance, & Teamwork."
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At Fifty/50 Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, we are committed to providing the highest level of martial arts instruction for your child in an enjoyable and supportive environment.
Jen Hall, a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt and accomplished international competitor, is the program director for the children's program. Jen holds a Bachelors degree from the University of Maryland and has over 20 years of experience working with child athletes. The head instructor for our children's program, Maia Matalon, besides having over 4 years of experience teaching BJJ to young children, is also a highly accomplished competitor. Maia was a California HS Wrestling State Champion in 2007, and is a 2x Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu World Champion (at Blue Belt & Brown Belt).
Under the guidance of our instructors, some of whom are nationally or internationally accomplished competitors in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Wrestling, and Kickboxing, your child will learn more than martial arts. He or she will learn balance, coordination, and fine-tune their motor skills in ways that will help them in any athletic discipline they may choose later in life. But that's not all! Through the auspices of martial arts training, our instructors work diligently to reinforce the important life skills of confidence, discipline, dedication, hard work, teamwork, and respect. These learned work habits and skills transfer to success in the classroom and beyond.
A free week trial is offered to any prospective student. Don't miss out on a chance to give your child an experience that will serve him/her for the rest of their lives!
Breaking Muscle interviews Fifty/50 Children's Program Director Jen (Flannery) Hall in a 2 part series:
Breaking Muscle: Introducing Your Kids to Athletic Activity
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Mini 25/50's
The mini's program is specifically tailored for children ages 3-6. This class is intended to be an introduction to martial arts while building the coordination, control, strength, and discipline necessary for children to engage in all types of physical activities/sports.Read more about Mini 25/50's »
In this class, the focus will be on gross motor skill development and the fundamental movements of the grappling arts. This class will allow the children to learn and progress in a group environment that on top of the physical benefits, will also teach them how to take turns and follow instructions among other necessary life skills.
Junior 25/50's
This Junior 25/50's class is tailored for children ages 7-9 years old. It is intended to be a FUN introduction to the following arts: Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Judo, Wrestling & Kickboxing. This program is designed to teach the basic body mechanics and awareness that a child will need to participate in any athletic pursuit they choose, as they grow older.Read more about Junior 25/50's »
This class consists of a "warm-up" period during which the children will be taught how to do basic body movements with an emphasis on control and coordination. This will be followed by technical instruction in one of the 4 major disciplines, and closes each day with full sparring (grappling classes only) or a game.
In the 25/50 Kids Program, designed for children age 10-14, your child will be introduced to the 3 major grappling disciplines: Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Wrestling, & Judo as well as have the option to participate in our kids Kickboxing class. Each of these sports offers a unique benefit, as well as a fresh challenge for your child to overcome.Read more about 25/50's »
The Beginner & Advanced 25/50 classes' primary focus is on Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and consists of a basic warm-up, technical instruction, an opportunity for each student to practice their skills against a resisting opponent, and is wrapped up most days with a game.
Competitive sporting outlets are available for those who wish to participate and further develop both their physical and mental skills.
After-School Program
We are very excited to announce that our NEW After-Care Program began on December 1, 2016. The After-Care program is available Monday-Friday from 3-6:30pm. The day includes a healthy snack, homework time, play-time, and a mandatory Martial Arts class. All After-Care students must be enrolled in one of our corresponding Martial Arts Programs.Read more about After-School Program »
Additional Benefits: The program will begin at 1:00pm on Early Release Wednesdays for no additional fee. Plus, all After-Care students will be able to register first and for a reduced fee for the optional full-day camps (8:30am-6:30pm) on Teacher Professional Days.
Thomas Jefferson Elementary School students meet our instructor at the corner of Parker Avenue at 4pm and walk the half mile to the academy as a group. The school's proximity to our academy is the perfect amount to give the children a little exercise to get their "wiggles" out before sitting down to complete their homework!
Registration includes Jiu-Jitsu Uniform, Belt, T-shirt, & Gear Bag. Family discounts available!
Currently requesting interest from Arlington County and Fairfax County Residents for our new shuttle pick-up program for the 2017-2018 School Year.
Summer Camp
The 2017 Summer Camp Schedule is:
Jiu-Jitsu Summer Camp (7-13yrs)
June 26-30 Mon-Fri, 8:00am-3:30pm
July 11-14 Mon-Fri, 8:00am-3:30pm
Intro to Self-Defense Camp (5-6yrs)
June 26-30 Mon-Fri, 8:00am-12:30pm
*We regret to note that Go Girl Go! is not being offered this year, please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com to let us know if you'd like to see the Go Girl Go! camp return in 2018.
Intro to Self-Defense: Jiu-Jitsu Summer Camp
Through technical practice, skill-building games, and controlled sparring, students will increase their coordination, fitness, and self-confidence as they learn realistic martial arts techniques in a fun and safe environment suitable for rising Kindergarten and 1st grade children.
2017 Summer Camp
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Price: $200 for non students
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Jiu-Jitsu Summer Camp
Developed by our very own BJJ World Champions, this camp is geared for all Jiu-Jitsu practitioners, from the beginner to the advanced students who will be entering 2nd through 8th grade. In addition to technical instruction in Jiu-Jitsu, wrestling, and Judo;Read more about Jiu-Jitsu Summer Camp »
camp will include a self-defense component and bully conquering techniques. Students will have the opportunity to participate in fun grappling games, practice sparring, and epic capture the flag and dodgeball battles! There will be no shortage of FUN!!!
2017 Summer Camps
6/26-6/30, Mon-Fri, 8am-3:30pm
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Price: $250 for non students
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GoGirlGo! Summer Camp
GoGirlGo! is a program sponsored by the Women's Sports Foundation, a non-profit educational organization that seeks to advance the lives of girls and women through sports and physical activity.
GoGirlGo! combines sports participation with an educational intervention that focuses on reducing and preventing the potential hazards of dealing with adolescent issues in unhealthy ways. The sports environment provides girls with experiences of teamwork, goal-setting, positive adult mentoring and leadership training, as well as a ready-made social support system.Read more about GoGirlGo! Summer Camp »
The Self-Defense Camp in Arlington, Virginia is specifically designed for girls age 8-13 to learn how to protect themselves physically and mentally against situations they may encounter in middle school/high school and beyond. Girls will be introduced to physical situations where they may be smaller and weaker than an attacker and taught techniques they may use to defend themselves. Girls will also be introduced to mental and emotional situations faced by elite female athletes and encouraged to discover their own inner-strength and learn how to confront and overcome similar situations in their own lives. Guest speakers may include female military personnel, elite female athletes, female medical practitioners etc.
Each camp attendee will be provided with a GoGirlGo! "Guide to Life" which depicts each of the athlete stories they will read about, a GoGirlGo! "Scrapbook" with introspective activities, and a packet of the techniques they've learned to deal with physical confrontations. GoGirlGo! also provide's a "Parent's Guide" for how to encourage an active healthy lifestyle for your daughter.
The program director for this camp is Ms. Jeanette Flannery, a multiple-time Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu International medalist and creator of the first women-only Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu program in the state of Virginia. Ms. Flannery has a B.A. degree in International Relations from the University of Maryland. In addition, she was the 2010 JV Field Hockey coach at Yorktown High School and was a professional swim coach at Curl-Burke Swim Club (2003-2006). Ms. Flannery has over 15 years of experience working with children in an athletic context.


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For the record: Vatican's new Ordo for EF
Belated (starting with First Sunday of Advent 2011), and paradoxically more rigorous in some ways than the Ordo used by the Society of St. Pius X and edited by the Monastery of Saint-François du Trévoux. Read more here >>.
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by Judith
(Winnetka, CA)
It's New Years eve and I've been crying most of the day. I miss my Chuck so damn much it aches. We always said Happy New year, I love you and kiss early because we knew we'd be asleep a couple of hours before midnight. We knew we'd wake up together on new years day.
The last 3 1/2 years I'd put him to bed and lay with him a little while until he fell asleep and go back down stairs to finish up stuff. On New Years eve I'd go up to bed at 9:00 and kiss him and tell him I love him and tell him tomorrow is a new year for us to continue to love one another.
I won't be able to do any of that this night. I'll just cry until I fall asleep totally heartbroken not wanting to go on without him but regretfully knowing I have to. Life is so empty with out him. He was my everything. My reason for living. Yes, even tho I had to do everything for him. I lost me into him for 35 years to where I don't know who I am now.
Maybe it's just settling in that he is really forever gone.
It's still the hardest thing I've ever had to endure.
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Don't miss Martha Stewart Stitch Fest!
Fri Mar 26 2010
Martha Stewart Stitch Fest
To celebrate Martha Stewart's newest book, Encyclopedia of Sewing and Fabric Crafts, her crew is throwing a sewing party (whoop!). The $30 admission buys a copy of the new book, unlimited cocktails, hors d'oeuvres and an evening scoping out projects featured in the book, including fabric crafts, sewing, embroidery, dyeing and appliqu. One of Martha's favorite instructors, Becky Hanson, will also lead a sold-out Tote Bag 101 workshop—but fear not, craftsters, we have your hookup. The tenth reader to e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com with Martha in the subject line will win a coveted spot, along with free admission. Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Starrett-Lehigh Building, 601 W 26th St between Eleventh and Twelfth Aves, ninth floor (thecraftsdept.marthastewart.com). Thu, Apr 1, 6-9pm.


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LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian Keep the Bikini and Shirtless PDA Fun Coming in Mexico
LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian continued their romantic honeymoon on a boat in Cabo San Lucas yesterday. Eddie surprised LeAnn by chartering the yacht for a day, which they spent snapping pictures, swimming, and lounging in the sun. They also sipped on Coronas and showed plenty of PDA during their trip to the famous Los Arcos arch. LeAnn and Eddie have been vacationing in Mexico all week, after kicking things off with a shirtless and bikini stroll on the beach. The newlyweds were finally able to get away following their April wedding now that they wrapped up work obligations. LeAnn and Eddie will get back to business soon, though, since they've lined up a concert to benefit tornado victims that will take place in Florida on June 5. Tickets are already on sale and the event includes an auction, with the proceeds going to help other natural disaster victims across the country.


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Following a weekend debate, Congressman Marsha Blackburn (TN-7) voted no on H.R. 3962, a bill that would lead to the government takeover of health care.
"There are substantial flaws with our health care system. Unfortunately, there were also substantial flaws in this bill. Republicans and Democrats alike voted against this bill; not because we are satisfied with the status quo, but because this bill will make the state of health care in America much worse. This bill robs the Medicare trust fund of five hundred billion dollars, treating it like a slush fund to build an intrusive and extensive new entitlement. It forces billions in unfunded and unsustanible mandates on Tennessee. It places a bureaucrat between Tennesseans and their doctors. It adds billions in debt but will not heal one American."
"Through this debate, I supported and promoted other legislation that would bring down the cost of care by creating risk pools, association health plans, and allow the purchase of insurance across state lines. The Congressional Budget Office found that legislation I supported would have reduced a typical family's health care premiums by five thousand dollars a year without sacrificing a single American job or adding a dime to the deficit. My colleagues who voted for this bill can't make that claim."
"The proponents of H.R. 3962 began this debate with the claim that 'if you like the plan you have, you can keep it'. In a few short years, Americans will find that this is just another broken Washington promise. Soon, Federal bureaucrats operating under the orders of a Health Choices Commissioner will begin to drive insurance plans out of the market and force unwilling Americans onto a public option that won't meet their needs. Tennesseans know from our experience with TennCare what is in store for the American people and that future saddens me."
Source: http://blackburn.house.gov/News/DocumentSingle.aspx?DocumentID=153879


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Having a new-found interest in the relationships and their developments in this show, plus character development in general, I decided to watch The Storm last week.
As most of you fellow Avatar fans know, the episode began with Aang having a nightmare, abandoning his friends as he went towards a storm. He refuses to talk about it. When the Gaang makes it to a pier, Aang is called out by a fisherman for turning his back on the world. Distraught, Aang runs away.
Zuko, meanwhile, was in yet another bad mood, refusing to change course away from an incoming storm.
This led to some interesting backstory in this episode, all in the middle of a raging storm.
After Katara comes up to the cave where Aang is hiding, we finally get to see where he came from. This was a great backstory, him just unsure of his destiny, and now finding himself deserted among his own people. All he was left with was Gyatso, and soon he lost him as well. He also reveals how upset he is for turning his back on the world. However, he found himself able to pour this all out to Katara, finally leading the two to a deeper connection than in the preceding 11 episodes.
For Zuko, we see what he has gone through, which started with a war meeting three years ago, when he spoke out of turn. We learn of his failed duel with his father, Ozai, that resulted in his scar. All spoken in a magnficent tale by Iroh. All Zuko has left to hope for is the Avatar, to regain his honor (There's that word again....).
Suddenly, all that was told comes into play, when we find out that Sokka and the fisherman are caught in the storm. With Katara, Aang pulls off a magnificent rescue, only for all to be caught in a massive wave. Aang engages his Avatar State, bringing them all up to safety.
Elsewhere, Zuko's ship hits a rought spot in the storm, and the Helmsman is left dangling. After meditation, Zuko realizes how wrong he was to put the crew's safety below finding the Avatar. He works to rescue him. He then passes on a chance to get Aang, instead deferring to find safety. In this sequence, we see the first use of lightning redirection, as performed by Iroh. More importantly though, we see some big Zuko development.
Afterwards, the fisherman forgives Aang, saying if "[Aang] weren't there, he wouldn't be either." Aang realizes how much he is needed now, which leads to Katara assuring him his nightmares are over.
Overall, a magnificent episode. This is key to developments of Aang, Zuko, and Kataang. In my opinion, this is the first real "Kataang" episode, as this is where they establish their first deep connection. Katara sees Aang as well...Aang. Aang finally is able to have someone to trust and open up to, relieving his regrets. Also, he is now able to see he is just as needed now as he was 100 years ago, and that the past can't be changed. As for Zuko, we see that there is some good in this banished Prince, after coming off as simply an honor-and-Avatar-obsessed jerk for the first episodes.
Score: 10/10...well done, Bryke!


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Winning an Oscar is liking reaching the moon for a celebrity from any corner of the world. It is obvious as Oscar is the biggest Hollywood awards where it is not even easy to reach.
However, we have some talented stars in the industry who have not won one but many more Oscar golden statuettes in their career.
Be it the Oscar wins or nominations, there are some celebrities who have become Oscar favourites. From Meryl Streep who has got the highest Oscar nominations (this year 19th) highest Oscar winning actor Walt Disney, we have some highest Oscar winners who made records.
Considering several categories at the Oscars, we have made a list of highest Oscar winners and record makers. While some of the legendary Oscar record makers and highest winners are no more with us, but their films are living with us.
For example, the gorgeous late American beauty, Katharine Hepburn is no more but her legend lives as she is still the highest Oscar winning actress who won four awards (1933, 1967, 1968, 1981), all for Best Actress. Meryl Streep stands close this year to Katharine with her nomination in Best Supporting Actress for 'Into The Woods'. Daniel-Day Lewis is the highest winning actor with 3 awards (1989, 2007, 2013), all for Best Actor.
Coming to most nominated Oscar Best Picture, two films (All About Eve, 1950) and Titanic (1997) received 14 nominations each. Sadly, we also have seen Oscar nominees who have got majority of nominations but have not yet win any golden statuette yet. The Turning Point (1977) and The Colour Purple (1985) have won 11 nominations each, but did not win any award.
In actors category Peter O'Toole got 8 Oscar nominations but never won. However, he received an Honorary Award in 2002.
Before Oscar 2015 winners make new records, here is a look at the highest Oscar winners and record makers.
Actor with most total nominations for acting
Jack Nicholson got 12 nominations. Peter O'Toole got 8 Oscar nominations but never won. However, he received an Honorary Award in 2002.
Most Oscar nominations received in history (also Actress)
Meryl Streep has got 3 Oscar wins and 19 nominations including one this year for Best Supporting Actress.
Most consecutive leading actor nominations
Marlon Brando got four nominations (1951 to 1954). Bradley Cooper is giving a tough competition with his third in a row Best Actor nomination this year.
Most awards for leading actor
Daniel-Day Lewis is the highest winning actor with 3 awards (1989, 2007, 2013), all for Best Actor. Robert De Niro, Tom Hanks, Christoph Waltz, Kevin Spacey, Sean Penn and many more stars have 2 wins.
Most awards for leading actress
Katharine Hepburn won four awards (1933, 1967, 1968, 1981), all for Best Actress. Meryl Streep stands close this year to Katharine with her nomination in Best Supporting Actress for 'Into The Woods'.
Films nominated for Best Picture with no other major nominations
Oscar snubbed Selma this year with 2 nominations which includes Best Picture and Best Original Score. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002) got 6 nominations Les Misérables (1935) got 4 nominations and many more movies made it to this list. Only Wings (1927) got 2 nominations and won Best Picture.
Most nominations without any wins
Two films (All About Eve, 1950) and Titanic (1997) received 14 nominations each.
Youngest female nominee for a lead acting award
Quvenzhané Wallis, age the age of 9 was nominated for Best Actress (Beasts of the Southern Wild, 2012). She was also the first person born in the 21st century to be nominated for an Academy.
First black filmmaker to win Best Picture
Steve McQueen became the first black director to win for producing 12 Years a Slave (2013).
First black actress to win Best Actress
Halle Berry was the first black actress to win for Monster's Ball (2001).
First woman to win Best Picture
Julia Phillips was the first woman to win Best Picture for The Sting (1973).
Best Actress consecutive awards win
Luise Rainer (The Great Ziegfeld, 1936 and The Good Earth, 1937), and Katharine Hepburn (Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, 1967 and The Lion in Winter, 1968) won 3 awards each in consecutive years.
Best Actor consecutive awards win
Spencer Tracy (Captains Courageous, 1937 and Boys Town, 1938) and Tom Hanks (Philadelphia, 1993 and Forrest Gump, 1994) have both won awards two years consecutively.
Youngest Oscar Winner Actress
Marlee Matlin is the youngest Oscar winner who won the golden statuette at the age of 21. Jennifer Lawrence is the second-youngest Best Actress Oscar winner at the age of 22.
Youngest Oscar Winner Actor
Adrien Brody (The Pianist) won when he was 29-years-old in 2002. Richard Dreyfuss at the age of 30 won in 1947.
Most awards won by a single film
Ben-Hur (1959), Titanic (1997) and The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003) have won 11 awards each.
Nominated Film Winning all Categories
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003) won all 11 categories for which it was nominated: Best Picture, Director, Adapted Screenplay, Original Score, Original Song, Sound Mixing, Art Direction, Makeup, Costume Design, Film Editing, and Visual Effects.
Most awards won by a male
Walt Disney won 22 Oscars to become the highest Oscar winning male. He also won the most Oscars in one year, with four wins in 1954.


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Bethe vectors, scalar products and form factors for integrable models
Presented by:Eric Ragoucy (LAPTH)
Date:Mon 13 Mar, 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
We apply the nested algebraic Bethe ansatz to integrable models with gl(3) symmetry. We obtain explicit representations for the Bethe vectors and their scalar products. In some particular cases, we find determinant formulas for the scalar products. Starting from these formulas and using the zero modes method we obtain compact determinant representations for the form factors of the monodromy matrix entries. The methods used to obtain these expressions can be sometimes generalized to other (super)algebras. We review what has been (or can be) done, depending on the algebra under consideration.


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You need to draft allegations properly when you need to hold a disciplinary hearing.
If you don't, your employee could take you to the CCMA for unfair dismissal. And you'll probably lose your case.
Not convinced?
Let's take a look at a case that highlight why this is important.
649 New cases are referred to the CCMA every day. Only 72% of the cases are settled...
Case law shows why it's important to classify misconduct correctly:
The Labour Law for Managers Loose Leaf Service explains that in Tibbett & Britten (SA) (Pty) Ltd v Marks & others (2005) 26 ILJ 940 (LC), a senior employee was found guilty of fraud in disciplinary proceedings when she hadn't been charged with fraud nor was she guilty of fraud.
The allegation of wrongdoing was related to unauthorised use of the company's credit card for personal expenses.
The chairperson was criticised by the Court for making a finding of fraud when that wasn't what an employee was charged with and her conduct didn't amount to fraud.
BUT, the Court found the employee's conduct was unethical and dismissal was justified.
The Loose Leaf Service says the fact that the employee was aware of the accusations against her were (i.e. that they related to her unauthorised use of the company credit card) was sufficient enough, even though the legal categorisation of the offence was incorrect.
An employer was fortunate in this case.
He got away with making an incorrect categorisation in the finding because he worded the allegations correctly.
What you can learn about misconduct from this case?
While the employer in this case was lucky to get away with classifying misconduct incorrectly, you might be not so lucky. So ALWAYS make sure you classify misconduct correctly and describe the allegations correctly.
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Existence; the first in the Existence trilogy by Abbit Glines http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13223520-existence
I-I-I'm confused. I think I'm impressed. But I'm also seriously disappointed. And seriously how can I concentrate with those bright blue eyes staring at me *scrolls down*.
Right, let me explain something. This isn't a storyline book. This is a romance, with a bit of supernatural on the side. Which would be fine, because the romance isn't overpowering. Yes, I know. It makes no sense. First off let me clear something up: this isn't a love triangle. From the get-go, you know who Pagan is ending up with. She knows it too. She's just . . . oh, who even knows with these people. I say this because I, personally, hate love triangles. Oh, God, they grate me. So (when I first saw these two guys introduced) I was like:
Don't worry. There is no love triangle. She isn't uselessly crying about her choice. She knows who she wants; she just . . . well, she can't really have him.
So the romance between Dank and Pagan (I know what you're thinking. Me too.) is . . . it's perfect. You sit there, like "OMG, YEEE" but then you're like: wait wut. I mean, yeah she must be pretty beautiful (head jock or whatever the Americans call them is, like, whipped on her) and she's smart. Has a good backbone too, but not enough to be stupidly stubborn. She is a pretty good character. I mean, I admire what she's doing: she knows Dank is . . . something else, so she decides to get on with her life. Then he appears and she doesn't just drop everything for him.
I admire that. There are too many Bella Swan types out there (but Twilight the book is pretty okay, in my opinion) and Pagan isn't one of them.
And jealous Dank . . . he growled. Come on, growling. What's not to love? Anyways, back to the "wait wut" – how in the world did these two start "liking" each other? I understand Pagan's part; he's witty, hot and there's the whole dark, mysterious thing. But Dank; that's a whole different story. He openly admits he's never found another human attractive, or wanted one . . . before Pagan. Then it's revealed he loves her soul, which is, like, fine. That's cool; I get it.
Except that's pretty impossible because he doesn't know her. Genuinely. He just turns up one day and then leaves (he's come to kill her, or collect her soul, or something); Pagan gets upset about another guy and he appears, being all nice to her. Which (again) is fine. But then he saves her life. Causing himself (and her) all sorts of trouble. For a girl he's talked to all of, say, 3 times? I don't gettit.
However, there is a downside. A really big disappointment.
What the hell happened towards the end?
Oh my God. Oh my actual bloody God. I wanted to rip my hair out or cry or stamp. Pagan did a complete 180 from the character I actually liked into this . . . emotional wreck. It was ridiculous. She was practically stalking Dank. But he didn't exist anymore, so that didn't work out well for her. It was shameful; I felt embarassed for her. Seriously, WHY DO AUTHORS DO THIS?!
I can not take heroines that go into meltdown when their boyfriend leaves them. It is a no-go. It's just demeaning. However, at the end, you can see why Dank and Pagan are together; she basically kills herself so he doesn't get stuck in hell. Then (when she isn't actually killed and she's told he's actually in Hell, with people telling him her every move) she decides to live – and enjoy life – so Dank won't have to suffer any more than he already is. Yeah, it doesn't sound like much of a sacrifice, but she basically wants to kill herself until she's told about all of his Hell life. It's confusing when I put it like this, but it's not as weird as it sounds.
Well yeah it is. But anyways.
So it is a good book. If you're looking for a quick, pretty shallow read with a good romance, then this is your book. If you want a deep, meaningful story . . . maybe not. To be honest, it didn't leave me wanting more; the way I saw it, the happy ending was tied in a nice little bow. And then I went on goodreads.com and read a few reviews for the next one. Apparently, it is MUCH BETTER. So, I will read and review . . . later


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Suns out early this time of year, and I've been getting a couple hours in before work when its decent. I usually leave my board in the car and my suit in a covered tote/bucket. But now its getting warmer and despite leaving my windows cracked open, it smells like hot wax and broiled wetsuit funk in my car every afternoon when I punch out!
I know its not good for your board, and probably not your wetsuit. It's only gonna get hotter.
Any suggestions for me? Preferably not of the smart-ass variety?
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Plot: When Mae is hired to work for the world's largest and most powerful tech and social media company, she sees it as an opportunity of a lifetime. As she rises through the ranks, she is encouraged by the company's founder, Eamon Bailey, to engage in a groundbreaking experiment that pushes the boundaries of privacy, ethics and ultimately her personal freedom. Her participation in the experiment, and every decision she makes, begin to affect the lives and future of her friends, family and that of humanity..
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Qissa Panjab is an Indian Punjabi movie which was released on 16th October 2015. Qissa Panajb movie is directed by Jatinder Mauhar and is a story of six individuals and how their lives takes a significant turn when they meet each other and this panjabi movie was produced by Annu Bains. Qissa Panjab movie features Preet Bhullar, Kul Sidhu, Dheeraj Kumar, Jagjit Sandhu, Aman Dhaliwal and Harshjot Kaur in lead roles. The music of Qissa Panjab punjabi movie was composed by Gurmuh and the lyrics were penned by Rohit Kaushik. The tracklist for Qissa Panjab is Bolian, Jinde Meriye, Rog, Rutt Pyaar Di. The song Bolian was sung by Manna Mand. Jinde Meriye song was sung by Nooran Sisters. The song Rog was sung by Gurdas Maan. Rutt Pyaar Di song was sung by Manna Mand.
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Banking on a success that hasn't even happened yet, Warner Bros. has given the thumbs up to a Man of Steel sequel. Zack Snyder will again be directing with David S. Goyer returning as screenwriter as a part of his 3-picture deal with Warner Bros. The deal includes Man Of Steel, its sequel, and Justice League, at least according to this tweet from Latino Review:
Did I just hear Goyer say "JLA" is coming and he's doing it??? What?? He also said he putting The Avengers on alert…MOS Premiere.
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The new biography Thea's Song: The Life of Thea Bowman contains a scene in which Jesuit Fr. Joseph Brown first spots "this strange-looking woman" making her way along the edge of a reception for black Catholic leaders during a winter meeting in Chicago.
"A tall, dark-skinned person," he wrote in a later book about the then-famous sister, she "was carrying two shopping bags and had an intense gaze that seemed more disturbing than inviting."
A short time later in a chapel, just as things were quieting down, Brown heard "a raw moaning" coming from behind and turned to see the same strange woman "rocking from side to side and uttering a truly unsettling" sound. "I asked one of my friends, 'Who is that woman? She's dressed like a bag lady off the streets, and she looks half crazy to me.' "
A priest friend marveled that Brown didn't know the stranger and whispered, "I thought everybody in the world knew Thea by now. People either love her or loathe her.'"
Wrote Brown, "I decided it was altogether easier to love her. So I do."
It is difficult to spot anywhere in the literature any "loathing" toward Thea, but that certainly could have been the case, loathing of a quiet sort, among some who came into contact with her preaching of what she termed "true truths," particularly about race and culture.
Brown's depiction of her, however, takes on added meaning in the short sweep of a life that was simultaneously fiercely independent and given over increasingly to service that continued through an extended battle with a killer disease.
Thea Bowman, originally named Bertha, was the child of a line of educated African Americans, teachers and businessmen. Her mother taught school and her father, originally from Memphis, was a physician who settled in Canton, Miss., after studies in New York, because Canton lacked black doctors. A great-grandfather was a slave. She was a childhood convert to Catholicism (her parents would follow her into the church) and a lone black woman among the white members of her order, the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration. She was a child of the Deep South who spent her teenage and young adult years in the cold and snow of La Crosse, Wis.
As Catholics go, she might have had reason in her time to be among the angriest, given the reality of blatant racism and segregation not only in the wider society but within the church as well. Yet she became a symbol of unity. "She was a witness for intercultural awareness, as she called it," said John Feister, coauthor of the biography with Sr. Charlene Smith and general editor of periodicals for St. Anthony Messenger Press. The book project originated with Smith, who met Thea in 1954, when they were both beginning religious life.
Thea had what Feister called "a vision of the church made up of many people of different backgrounds, all together, and she somehow bridged across all the divisions."
Hers is not, however, a story of sweet acquiescence to some holy card notion of what it means to be religious. From the start, as the biography demonstrates, there was a hard-edged pragmatism to Thea's religious journey, a journey that culminated in a remarkable speech delivered to the assembled bishops of the United States during their spring meeting in 1989.
In that meeting, speaking on stage from a wheelchair just months before she died, she began by asking the bishops: "What does it mean to be black in the church and society?"
Her answer was a piercing rendition of "Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child."
"Can you hear me church? Will you help me church? ... I'm a long way from home, a long way from my home."
"What does it mean to be black and Catholic?" she repeated, in what evolved into a stirring sermon to the church's leadership.
"It means that I come to my church fully functioning. That doesn't frighten you, does it? ... I bring myself, my black self, all that I am, all that I have, all that I hope to become, I bring my whole history, my traditions, my experience, my culture, my African-American song and dance and gesture and movement and teaching and preaching and healing and responsibility as gift to the church."
When she finished, after about a half hour, she was wheeled out along a wall of the auditorium, and the bishops moved from their seats and lined up along the wall. They waited for her, some kneeling at her wheelchair, many embracing her. It was Thea at her most powerful, preaching to the nation's bishops in a way they rarely, if ever, had been addressed.
Thea's conversion, she wrote in a later article for religious educators, resulted from her personal experience of the sisters -- members of the order she eventually joined -- who had come to Mississippi to teach.
While much has been written about Thea, her legacy is built on her work as a preacher and singer. She left behind more memories and impressions than written words. She dazzled convinced and unconvinced alike; church folks as well as the likes of Mike Wallace of "60 Minutes." She had an eloquence that came of both physical beauty and an intelligence shaped in a household where "education was a top priority in my family on both sides." She could disclaim with a sophistication commensurate with her master's and doctoral studies on the work of St. Thomas More and her deep scholarship into the work of Southern author William Faulkner. She could seamlessly slip from the eloquence of the academy to the dialects and cadences of black America, punctuating along the way with song, effortlessly and powerfully performed.
Thea died just over 20 years ago on March 30 at age 52. On that day this year, about 50 people gathered at her grave, near those of her parents, in Memphis. It's an observance kept annually by Fr. Maurice Nutt, pastor of nearby Holy Names Church and editor of the recent Thea Bowman: In My Own Words (Liguori, 2009). The annual memorial service is something he said he'll do "as long as I'm here."
Among those present this year were Feister and Smith, whose book for Orbis Press draws together not only the chronology of Thea's life, but most valuably, a healthy sampling of the written record not available elsewhere. That record was preserved for years by Smith as coordinator of the Thea Bowman Legacy and executive editor of Thea News. She is retired but continues to serve on the board of the Thea Bowman Black Catholic Education Foundation.
Thea's long-term friend, fellow Franciscan Sister of Perpetual Adoration, and caregiver during Thea's illness, Sr. Dorothy Ann Kundinger, brought to the service the vigil candle that burned as Thea lay dying and a bit of kente cloth that belonged to her. The altar was a rough-hewn stone memorial, close to Thea's grave, for the thousands of unknown dead slaves across the South.
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A jilted mobster forces a young student into prostitution.
Love, so often cinema's most powerfully positive force, reveals its nasty, twisted side in this Korean movie.
Sullen gang boss Han-gi spots college girl Sun-hwa on a park bench, but when he forcibly kisses her, she spits in his face. Combining his anger with lust, he frames her for pickpocketing then forces her into prostitution. Watching her with clients through a two-way mirror - enveloped by shadows, dressed in black, head shaven - he resembles Marlon Brando as Kurtz in Apocalypse Now. But it's this film that has a heart of darkness, and audiences are likely to feel distinctly uncomfortable while witnessing the destruction of Sun-hwa's innocence.
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This beautiful retreat is in the heart of Russian River Valley. Relax on the patio adjacent to the seasonal creek among the vintage oaks and look out to 55 acres of vineyards and the Russian River. Situated on a 'Wine Road', this lovely get-a-way neighbors Thomas George Winery and Porter Creek with another dozen fine wineries to be explored on Westside Road. It is close to the Wohler bridge, the McMurray Ranch and 8 miles to the Healdsburg Plaza for some of Sonoma Counties best dining and shopping experiences. Enjoy wine tasting, cycling, fishing, kayaking and much more (see below)
There are two rentals available, the 'Zin' and the 'Petite Syrah'. These charming rentals are inviting and relaxing. The 'Zin' has a full kitchen and dining area, living room with a sectional sofa, reading nook, desk and the bedroom with a pillow top mattress to finish your day with a restful nights sleep. Sit out on the flagstone pateo for your dining or enjoy the hot tub, while you take in the views of the vineyards and Heritage Oaks.
The 'Petite Syrah' is in the a separate building. Named for its smaller size, the Petite Syrah offers a lot charm and privacy for this beautiful wine country property. There is a full kitchen combined with the living area, a seperate bedroom and bathroom.
Keywords: Spacious one bedroom attached In-law unit.
My husband and I had a wonderful time . Beautiful location to relax, wine taste, walk in the woods by the Russian River. Cherie was friendly and a gracious host. We enjoyed an evening with her friends who were also staying the weekend. The studio was clean and comfortable. We hope to return!!
We stayed for two nights and loved being out more in the country rather than being right inside healdsburg. The property looks across a beautiful vineyard and is in walking distance to wineries. The place was very clean and comfortable. The hosts were responsive and accommodating. We would stay here again.
The fact that the place is right in the heart of Russian river in wine country is awesome, the place is small but peaceful and just what we needed it Cheri gave us basil and heirloom cherry tomatoes from her garden and of course we made a nice salad with it! Over all everything was great. Thank you
The Zin was exactly what I needed after a stressful week of work... relaxing and quiet with beautiful vineyards all around. It was also easy to get into town (Healdsburg) and very close to a number of great wineries.
The owner was kind and easy to work with. The place has plenty of space and was in a beautiful setting. I would stay here again!
Just returned from our enjoyable stay in the Petite Syrah. It was clean/comfortable and the house has plenty of space with lots of privacy (our rental was in a separate building from other guest house). A previous review said it was in a basement but it isn't. It has a bit of a 'lower level' feel to due to it being built into a hillside but wasn't a problem as there was plenty of brightness/warmth to it. Another review talked about road noise because it is fairly close to Westside Road. Car noise was not a problem at all. Being close to the road provided us with beautiful views of a vineyard right across the street.
Our host was great and invited us out to her lovely patio at dusk for wine & relaxation. She gave us a vase of fresh roses from her garden and provided helpful suggestions on local vineyards. The only reason it's a 4 star is that it felt a bit further from Healdsburg than we wanted but that isn't her fault (mine for not checking distance before booking). It is only about 10 minutes so really not that far (but for those interested in being really close to town, it's something to consider). If you want privacy and don't mind the 10 min drive to Healdsburg, Westside is a curvy road filled with a variety of wonderful wineries to visit. The trade off to the 10 minute drive means you will be have several wineries to visit right out your front door!
Great stay!
Located on in the heart of the Russian River Valley, renown for excellent cycling and premier wineries.
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Please note, rates shown are the standard rates, $175 for the Petite Syrah and $225 for the Zin. Rates are subject to change for holidays and event dates. Rental agreement must be signed and returned to Owner to complete reservation.
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A few months back, J.J. Abrams ran a contest for a role in Star Wars Episode VII and it managed to raise $5 million for the charity Unicef. He decided to thank the masses by tweeting this note, which is being held by an unidentified droid hand. Now the speculation begins about which droid is holding the note.
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And as for the winner of the role? It went to one D.C. Barnes of Denver, Colorado:
The grand-prize winner was D.C. Barns of Denver Colorado, who shared during a donor video chat that the first time he saw Star Wars when it opened in theaters in 1977, when he was only five. "I loved it! … I just couldn't get it out of my head of 35 years." D.C. was then asked to share his favorite Star Wars moment. As he began to reply, he was suddenly surprised in his Denver office by members of Star Wars: Force for Change team. Once settled, D.C. exclaimed, "This! This is my new favorite Star Wars moment!"
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Hotel at a Glance: Jewel Runaway Bay Beach & Golf Resort
Jewel Runaway Bay Beach & Golf Resort overlooks a prime stretch of sand along the northern coast of Jamaica. As part of this all-inclusive package, you can head to the white-sand beach to go windsurfing, kayaking, and snorkeling—all with no additional fees. Or you can simply station yourself in a hammock strung up between two palm trees. Other ways to spend your day: getting a massage at the on-site spa, sipping tropical cocktails at the swim-up bar, or playing a match on the tennis courts. Kids activities include hay rides, family laser tag, and beach olympics.<p>
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Runaway Bay is set on the northern coast of Jamaica, between Montego Bay and Ocho Rios. The secluded town is one of the island's smallest—Lonely Planet calls it "a one-street village"—and it's noticeably quieter than its tourist-clogged neighbors. But what it lacks in size Runaway Bay makes up in natural attractions. Some of the best underwater sights in the Caribbean can be explored during scuba-diving tours of the coral reef just offshore. And about 4 miles (7 km) west of town, you can explore the limestone vaults and subterranean lakes of the Green Grotto Caves, which were used as a hideout by Spanish diehards during Jamaica's 18th-century colonization by the English.
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Waterfront and beachview sites. Two minutes off State Highway 1 northbound. Half-way between Auckland and Paihia, half an hour south Whangarei. Family orientated with playground and tennis court. Safe swimming. Communal toilets, showers and kitchen.
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Waterfront powered sites available. Also non powered sites, backpacker cabins and new larger ones available too. Open all year. Communal toilets, showers and kitchen facilities with token system. We are two minutes off State Highway 1 heading north, half an hour south of Whangarei.
Half way between Auckland and Bay of Islands. We are family orientated with safe swimming in estruary and patrolled surf beach close by. We also have tennis court and playground. Boatpark and wash area facility also.
Handy to Golf club and shopping area with supermarket, chemist, doctor, takeaways and dentist.
Ruakaka Beach Holiday Park, 21 Ruakaka Beach Road, Ruakaka, Northland, 0116, New Zealand.
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Mom was there only 24 hours. I went to see her the next morning, huge bruise/cut/lump on her forehead. They had her knocked out, feet and hands swolen. We asked about the lump on her head, they didn't have a clue how it got there, but they were ""doing an investigation"". No doc had seen her. They finally sent her to ER (cause we wouldn't let up on them). She won't be going back! Place smelled like urine, food cold, beds and oxygen machine were ancient.
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Sea Breeze Healthcare Center is a Nursing Home facility at 550 Congress St in Mobile, AL.
Sea Breeze Healthcare Center is located at 550 Congress St, Mobile, AL. This location is in the Central Business District neighborhood. This business specializes in Nurses.