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The Old Pirates House opened as a seamen's inn in 1753. Here you could meet both honest sailors and bloodthirsty pirates. More than one hapless local found himself shanghaied and on a ship for the Orient. As you can imagine, this has led to rumors of hauntings and strange happenings at the Pirates House. Maybe it's Captain Flint, who it is said died in one of the upstairs bedrooms trying to tell us where he buried his treasure.
We, however, didn't see any unusual happenings; what we saw was a delicious luncheon buffet, for which we had a $2 discount coupon.
That brought the price down to $11, which was a steal. We got to choose from green beans, squash casserole, Savannah rice, roasted potatoes, burgundy tips, fried tilapia, fried chicken with an optional honey-pecan sauce, barbeque ribs, and lima beans with bacon. There is also a salad bar, which we totally missed. They deliver a board to your table with the most delicious corn bread I have ever tasted on it.
The quality of the food was amazing for a buffet. I fell in love with the honey-pecan sauce for the chicken, and the lima beans were fabulous, as was the squash casserole. We could not drink our drinks as fast as our waitress kept filling our glasses. She was amazing and always had a smile to offer us.
Just when you think you are going to explode, it's time to check out the dessert bar.
There was strawberry shortcake, pecan pie, and cake with a sauce. I tried the pecan pie and the strawberry shortcake. I know I have been trying for weeks since we got back to get that weight off, but it so delicious, I hardly have any regrets.
This is one buffet I highly recommend. The food is good and the place just oozes atmosphere. It is slightly dark and there is a lot of wood, and of course, a nautical theme decor. It is no surprise that it is considered a must-do when you visit Savannah.
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December 26, 2004
Once you've been intrigued by all the neat history, you'll be even more enthralled by the food! Everything was excellent. I got the red snapper, which was delicious. Another in our group said that the ribs were great. My husband got a special of crab-stuffed flounder; the flounder wasn't so great, but it was surrounding a delicious pile of crab meat that made it worth it. The desserts were also very tasty. Everyone had good things to say about their meal.
We had a large group (around 15) and were able to get in without a reservation. We were at three different tables, but all in the same room. We were there past the dinner rush, so we spent some time after we ate wondering around the different rooms to see all of the history they had to offer.
The service was fair to good, depending on who in our group was talking.
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June 16, 2003
One of the first things that we noticed was the old building. It was erected in 1734 and is said to be the oldest house in the State of Georgia. Beside this building is another edifice, one that was erected in 1753. This is the true Pirates' House, which served as an inn for sailors visiting the city. These two buildings have been joined together to form what is the present restaurant,
One of the main rooms in the restaurant is the Captain's room, with its hand-hawn ceiling beams joined with wooden pegs. Hanging on the walls in the Captain's Room and The Treasure Room are frames containing pages from an early, very rare, edition of the book Treasure Island.
The dinner menu from which we ordered contained steak and seafood items,such as the Low Country jambalaya that I ordered and the Seared Swordfish that my wife ate. Of course, who can come to Savannah without ordering the oysters (as an appetizer). Most of the entrees run between $15 - $20 USD, with appetizers and deserts additional.
Some people might be a little bit unhappy with the length of time to receive the order (about 45 minutes), but everything is cooked to order and takes time to prepare. Overall, this is one of the great historic restaurants in this country.
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Height: 6'3" Weight: 255 Age: 27 Experience: 6th season College: Southern California Drafted: 2009 R1 P15, Texans
Posted: 4/17/2014 3:33pm et
Houston Texans LB Brian Cushing (knee) was medically cleared
Thursday, April 17.
Huddle Up: Cushing is regarded as one of the Texans' defensive leaders, but
it's hard to set to tone from the sideline as he's missed 21 of of
the team's 33 games, including the playoffs, over the past 2 seasons
due to injury issues.
Posted: 10/21/2013 12:37am et
Updating a previous report, Houston Texans LB Brian Cushing (knee) was on crutches after the Week 7 game against the Kansas City Chiefs due to the left knee injury he suffered during the game. He is believed to have a torn lateral cruciate ligament in his left leg which will likely require surgery. The injury is not believed to be as bad as last season when he missed 11 games due to a torn anterior cruciate ligament in the same knee, but he is expected to be sidelined for the remainder of the season. He is also believed to have a broken leg, according to sources. He will have an MRI Monday, Oct. 21.
Huddle Up: Cushing is snakebitten. Darryl Sharpton might be your best bet at replacing Cushing in IDP leagues.
Posted: 9/4/2013 12:27am et
Houston Texans LB Brian Cushing agreed to terms Tuesday, Sept. 3 on a 6-year contract extension that pays $55.643 million, with $21 million guaranteed.
Huddle Up: Cushing totalled 29 tackles, one interception, two passes defensed and a forced fumble in 5 games before an ACL tear cut his season short. There's no question the Texans' D has more teeth with Cushing in the lineup, but we'll see if he can live up to his shiny new deal.
Posted: 7/18/2013 1:51pm et
Houston Texans LB Brian Cushing (knee) has received clearance from Dr. James Andrews to participate once training camp begins. The team likely will limit Cushing's participation early in camp.
Huddle Up: Good news for the Texans' D/ST and the team's other IDPs as Cushing is a productive team leader. Now the key for the LB is staying on the field as he's missed a combined 15 games over the past 3 seasons.
Posted: 6/16/2013 6:18pm et
Houston Texans LB Brian Cushing (knee) said he expects to receive medical clearance from Dr. James Andrews by July 17.
Huddle Up: Having a healthy Cushing could make a big difference for the Texans' D, in terms of play-making and leadership. The LB had 29 total tackles, an interception and two passes defensed in 5 games last season before his injury.
Posted: 6/2/2013 4:55pm et
Houston Texans LB Brian Cushing (knee) expects to be back for Week 1 of the 2013 NFL season, and possibly for the first day of training camp.
Huddle Up: Cushing, the 2009 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year, played only five games in 2012, and the Texans' D definitely appeared to lose some bite after he was shelved for the season. The sooner he's healthier, the better for Houston.


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Georgia International Travel Guide - United Kingdom
The International Georgia Travel Guide has been created in multiple languages to provide general information on Georgia, films and music, food, shopping, outdoor activities, and golf. In addition, we have provided information about Atlanta, other major cities and destinations, as well as a state map and general travel tips.
Website: www.exploregeorgia.org
Phone: 1-800-VISIT GA (847-4842)


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You've settled down in the dentist's chair for your cleaning. The hygienist checks your chart-it's time for a new set of dental X-rays. These images of your teeth and jawbone can give your dentist important information about your oral health. They are produced using film or digital technology and allow your dentist to see areas that aren't visible otherwise. These include tooth roots, bones and the places where teeth connect.
How often do you need X-rays? There's no set time frame. Your dentist will decide when to take them based on:
Because X-rays use a small amount of radiation, the American Dental Association recommends dentists take them only when necessary for diagnosis and provide the patient a protective lead apron and thyroid collar. A woman who is pregnant should tell her dentist and, in most cases, wait until after her baby is born to get dental X-rays. Talk with your dentist or doctor if you're concerned about radiation risk.
Sources include: American Dental Association; National Institutes of Health; Journal of the American Dental Association, Vol. 137, No. 10


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Thursday, April 24, 2014
By Michael Shepherd email@example.com
State House Bureau
AUGUSTA – After lunching with her in late 2011, Gov. Paul LePage wanted to give Miss Maine USA a job promoting career and technical education at high schools, an idea his education commissioner called "nuts" in the midst of mounting state budget woes.
Gov. Paul LePage poses with Miss Maine USA Ashley Marble in 2011. He wanted to give her a job promoting education.
2011 file photo/Gordon Chibroski
Education Commissioner Stephen Bowen
Emails between LePage education adviser Jonathan Nass and Education Commissioner Stephen Bowen, obtained this week by the Kennebec Journal, show that Bowen was adamantly opposed to the idea of hiring Ashley Marble, who finished in the top eight in the 2011 Miss USA pageant.
In an unusually strongly worded email, Bowen said hiring Marble would risk his personal credibility and the credibility of the department, also hinting at discord over LePage's educational directives.
"You guys know I'm a team player and I'm working 80 hours a week to get (a) constantly shifting education agenda put together," Bowen wrote. "No way I'm doing this, though. Absolutely no way."
But Bowen backed off the email and apologized to Marble in a written statement Friday, calling his email discussing Marble – which described her as an unqualified "beauty queen" – "uninformed and inappropriate."
"This email from 2011 was written before I had a full understanding of the qualifications and character of this incredible young Maine leader," he said in the statement.
In early 2011, LePage proposed a two-year budget that increased kindergarten through grade 12 education funding by $63 million over the last budget. That passed.
But as a reason against hiring Marble in 2011, Bowen made an apparent reference to a $220 million projected budget gap that the Department of Health and Human Services was facing, saying the hire "seems nuts to me" under the fiscal circumstances.
On Friday, Marble, a Topsfield native and former University of Southern Maine basketball player, said after meeting on education with the governor at the Blaine House, LePage's office never offered her a job.
But Marble, now 29, said she agrees with LePage's long-stated goal of promoting two-year community colleges as a viable alternative to four-year universities. She said LePage sought her out to discuss education.
At the meeting, Marble said there was "casual discussion about a potential position that might help kids and students in Maine," but there was no follow-up from LePage's office.
The initial email from Nass to Bowen on Dec. 16, 2011, said LePage wanted to hire Marble to promote a cultural shift that would make career and technical education, or CTE, "cool," while educating students on "the many opportunities here in Maine for the trades."
"Of course, I have no idea if you have any openings. Maybe there is a frozen position we can 'thaw'?" Nass wrote. "Obviously, I'll do whatever you need with (LePage's budget department or human resources) to make this happen."
Two-year, career-focused education at Maine's community colleges has been one of Le- Page's key issues since he campaigned for governor in 2010.
He has often said that since not every student will go to or succeed at a four-year university, schools must drive certain students toward CTE, which can yield faster job placement at a lower cost than at a four-year university.
Marble echoed many of LePage's stances in an interview, citing school loans and trouble finding work in her field.
"I wish sometimes I went to a two-year technical school," she said. "I was not totally aware and educated of those options and a lot of kids feel pressure to go to a four-year university."
But in December 2011, Bowen didn't take kindly to Nass' email, calling Marble a "beauty queen with, from what I can tell, no CTE knowledge or background," saying a job for her in the department wouldn't happen on his watch.
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However, that's what's happening at the bank now.
Senior vice president and Piedmont native Jim Smallwood, who has been with the bank for the past 23 years, will retire at the end of December. Replacing him is Jacksonville native, David Hedgepath Jr.
Smallwood graduated from Piedmont High School and has a business degree with a minor in finance from Jacksonville State University. He paid his way through JSU by playing drum in bands.
"When I got through college, I continued with that for a while," said Smallwood. "Then, I decided I needed a profession. I though there were three major professions -- medicine, law and banking. I didn't want medicine or law, so I went into banking."
Smallwood was 30 and had never gotten that lucky break that musicians hope for.
"Drummers are only as good as the band they're with," he said. "I never did get with that right band to make it professionally. I thought I'd better use my education and get a real job."
Smallwood, who will be 61 in November, said he always knew he'd not work after he turned 62. He and his wife, the former Nikki Owen, who has been the revenue commissioner in Cleburne County for the past 18 years, have a house on the beach and a 200 acre farm in Heflin, which will keep him busy.
His parents are Era Smallwood of Piedmont and the late Henry Smallwood.
Smallwood said he knows he'll miss working at Farmers & Merchants.
"I've always told everybody that working at Farmers & Merchants was better than having a real job," he said. "Never once did I get up and dread going to work. I always looked forward to it. I love the folks I work with and those who come into the bank. It's really a family there. People who come to work there almost never leave. They retire from there. I'll miss them terribly."
Farmers & Merchants chairman and CEO Lin Latta said that Smallwood has been an integral part of the bank's team since his arrival in 1990.
"During his tenure he has held many responsibilities, including senior lender, compliance officer and managing several departments," said Latta. "His career has contributed to the overall success of the bank, and we thank him for his loyalty and service."
Hedgepath graduated from Pleasant Valley High School in 1986. He received a marketing degree with a management minor from JSU in 1991. He's been at Farmers & Merchants since July.
In his position of being in charge of the Piedmont branch, lending to both businesses and consumers will be the major aspect of his job.
Hedgepath said he's looking forward to meeting those who live in or near Piedmont, and he's also looking forward to becoming involved in community activities.
He and his wife, the former Tara Bonds, who teaches first grade at Pleasant Valley Elementary School, live in Jacksonville. Their daughters, Abby, 16, and Maggie, 12, attend Pleasant Valley School, where they play baseball and volleyball.
Hedgepath is the son of David and Linda Hedgepath. He is on the finance committee at First Baptist Church of Williams.
Hedgepath has worked in banking for the past nine years. He worked for the Boys Scouts over 13 years. Since that job required him to move every few years, he decided a job in banking would allow him to keep his family in one place.
Hedgepath said he's excited about the opportunity he was given to work at Farmers & Merchants.
"Farmers & Merchants Bank has been around a very long time," he said. "It's a family-owned bank with a great history. I'm looking forward to my job."
Latta expressed his excitement about the addition of Hedgepath.
"Our employees are the reason for our success, and David's experience and knowledge will contribute to the continued success of our bank," Latta said.
Farmers & Merchants is located at 116 Ladiga St., E., in Piedmont, 1130 Pelham Rd. S., in Jacksonville, 1429 Quintard Ave., in Anniston and 35 Ali Way in Oxford.
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Lincoln's New Salem State Historic Site
Step back in time and explore historic New Salem just as Lincoln knew it. This meticulously reconstructed 1830s village is where Lincoln lived as a young adult, studied law and began politics. Everything from the people to the blacksmith's workshop gives visitors a glimpse into what pioneer life was really like when young, burly Abe was throwing down his axe.
CITY: Petersburg
The Branson House Bed & Breakfast
Enjoy your nights stay in a beautiful 1876 "Eastlake" Victorian Bed and Breakfast located in Historic Petersburg, Illinois near Lincoln's New Salem State Park. This large frame house stands at the top of what is known as "Brahm's Hill", and is located where once stood the home of Dr. and Mrs. John Allen, friends of Abraham Lincoln, who moved to Petersburg from New Salem. A two-storied square pillared porch extends to the roof line. Behind the imposing facade lie an equally imposing series of rooms. This house boasts seven marble fireplaces, four downstairs and three in upstairs bedrooms plus a magnificent wood sculptured fireplace in the main entry hallway. An elevator installed in the 1950's allows for easy access to the second floor bedrooms. Central air and heating has also been installed throughout the house.
CITY: Petersburg
The Farm
The Farm includes 23 theme gardens, a rustic shop in the barn featuring herbal gifts and supplies, picnics, hayrides and a greenhouse.
CITY: Petersburg
Stier Trolley Express
Climb aboard the Trolley, sit back and relax as we bring the history of historic Petersburg Illinois and the surrounding area to you. We will take you past several points of interest along your journey back in history. Petersburg is rich in Victorian Homes, most of which were built in the 1860's and 1870's. During your journey into history, you will be entertained by points of interest along the way. We will stop for a short while in downtown Petersburg. At this time, you may choose to disembark and enjoy the downtown area on foot. There are a variety of shops and eateries to wander through. Don't worry, the trolley will return to pick you up. Your ticket includes a round trip back to Lincoln's New Salem State Historic Site. The Trolley runs on an hourly schedule. Consult with your conductor as to the return pick up times as well as the time of the last trolley of the day. Charter Available.
CITY: Petersburg
Historic Petersburg
Surveyed by Abraham Lincoln in 1836, the Petersburg Historic District is included on the National Register of Historic Places and has many outstanding examples of architectural styles.
CITY: Petersburg
Lake Jacksonville Campground
All the beauty and excitement of the great outdoors awaits you at Lake Jacksonville. Whatever you're looking for in outdoor recreation, fishing, sailing, swimming, skiing, canoeing, hiking, and picnic areas you'll find it here.
CITY: Jacksonville
Downtown Jacksonville Walldog Murals
Completed in the Summer of 2006, these 10 murals depicting historic Jacksonville scenes and events were handpainted by more than 50 sign painters and graphic artists from as far away as Scotland and New Zealand.
CITY: Jacksonville
RiverBank Lodge
Be inspired by dramatic architectural details and our leather-packed northwoods lodge themed interior spaces. Located on the banks of the Sangamon River, we know you will remember this unique lodging experience!
CITY: Petersburg
Harmony Hill Orchard
Stop by and pick up certified organic apples and peaches.
CITY: Virginia
Jacksonville's Underground Railroad Tour
Visit Underground Railroad sites such as Woodlawn Farm, as well as Jacksonville-area homes that were part of the Railroad.
CITY: Jacksonville
Lincoln League Souvenir and Book Shop
Books and souvenirs.
CITY: Petersburg
Hill Prairie Winery
Hill Prairie Winery is a great place to relax, enjoy some great wines and reunite with nature in the rolling vineyard. Bring your friends to take in live entertainment each weekend as we are open all year. We offer over 15 award winning wines (along with beer and soft drinks) by the glass or the bottle. Enjoy our rural environment with rolling hills, ponds, our 100 year old barn, windmill and acres of delicious grapes. We even offer tours of our wine making process. Our facilities are available for special occasions, weddings and corporate meetings.
CITY: Oakford
Blackhawk Village Inn
The Blackhawk Village Inn is a locally owned and operated landmark and features renovated sleeping rooms and meeting facilities. This Inn is an affordable well-kept alternative.
CITY: Jacksonville
Edgar Lee Masters Memorial Museum
This museum honors American poet Edgar Lee Masters, author of "The Spoon River Anthology." Memorabilia of his life and works are displayed in the house where he lived as a young boy.
CITY: Petersburg
Country Pickens II
Antiques, crafts, gifts and a bargain basement.
CITY: Petersburg
The Rose Cottage
Country antiques, Yankee candles, crafts, garden accents, jewelry, TY, and Tolen garden flags.
CITY: Petersburg
Lincoln Courthouse Square Historic District
The Lincoln courtroom in Beardstown was the site of the famous Duff Armstrong case, and now features a museum with daily tours.
CITY: Beardstown
David Strawn Art Gallery
Enjoy a variety of permanent collections and exhibits from September - May each year. Art classes and workshops available. Historic building built in 1880. Kelly Gross, gallery director.
CITY: Jacksonville
Estep & Associates Mercantile
Nestled in the historic Robins building, on the square in Petersburg Illinois, Estep & Associates have spent 20 years bringing the past to life. Filling the former dry-goods store is everything from "Antiques to Yuletide". Among the aisles of this quaint step back in time you'll find big items, small items, personal mementos and commercial oddities. With more than a dozen additional dealers showcased, Bill & Betty guarantee an encounter not to be missed as you stroll through rustic heirlooms, collectibles, antiquities, craft projects and unlimited possibilities for discovery. Overlooking the Menard county courthouse, there's a real sense of yesteryear awaiting your adventure. Come explore our treasures and enjoy the rich texture of the town Abraham Lincoln, while living in nearby New Salem, surveyed as a young man.
CITY: Petersburg
Hampton Inn - Jacksonville
65 rooms. Friendly service, clean rooms, comfortable surroundings, everytime. Complimentary On the House hot breakfast, complimentary high-speed Internet, indoor pool, complimentary stay for kids, complimentary in-room movie channels.
CITY: Jacksonville
Jim Edgar Panther Creek State Fish and Wildlife Area
Approximately 5,000 acres are timber, while there are 46 miles of trails for activities including horseback riding, hiking, mountain biking, and bicycling. Boating is permitted. Camping with electricity.
CITY: Chandlerville
Sanganois Conservation Area
A 9.960-acre bottomland environment of sloughs and backwater lakes, Sanganois is managed primarily to provide a refuge for migratory waterfowl and a public duck hunting area.
CITY: Chandlerville
Rushville Antiques and Trumpery
Antiques and trumpery. Located in Rushville, IL.
CITY: Rushville
Big Eli Wheel #17 Rides
Ride the Big Eli Wheel at Community Park. Similar to the Ferris wheel, Eli Wheels are more compact and easily movable. The Eli Bridge Company still manufactures these wheels and other amusement rides in Jacksonville.
CITY: Jacksonville
Woodlawn Farm - Underground Railroad Site
This farm was established in 1824 by Michael Huffaker, who built four cabins for free black families and later hid fleeing slaves there. Tours by appointment.
CITY: Jacksonville
Blessings on State
Blessings on State is a beautiful two-story home located in the prestigious West State Street/Duncan Park district. This beautiful 100-year-old home has been magnificently restored. Architectural details include a wrap around porch, an impressive staircase, five distinctly different tiled fireplaces, pocket doors, and stunning chandeliers in each room. Each suite features a fireplace, a full private bath en suite, and an attached sitting room. Furnished with a mix of the past and present, "high tech" meets "high style" as you find your satellite television and DVD player behind closed doors. High-speed Internet is available throughout the home. Come experience warm southern hospitality in the heart of the Midwest as you are pampered with exceptional upscale amenities, memorable gourmet breakfasts and gracious personal service. Deaf-friendly. Create memories of a lifetime at Blessings on State!
CITY: Jacksonville
The Oaks
An 1875 Italionate home - 7 rooms with private baths, 2 rooms are suites. The house sits on 5½ acres on a hilltop that overlooks Petersburg.
CITY: Petersburg
Morgan County Speedway
Enjoy sprints, micros, street stock, pony stock, limited late models and more during in-season Friday night races.
CITY: Jacksonville
Menard County Historical Museum
Housed in an 1890 Victorian building, the Menard County Museum contains documents, records, clothing and artifacts related to Menard County.
CITY: Petersburg
Lincoln Square Farmers Market
Lincoln Square Shopping Center's Farmers Market. Come early for best selection! Located North of JC Penney's. Occurs June through October.
CITY: Jacksonville
Barney's Pub
Local area Pub with great food and a fun, familiar atmosphere.
CITY: Jacksonville
Super 8 - Jacksonville
Everything you might need, wherever you're headed. The Super 8 Jacksonville is a Pride of Super 8 award-winning property conveniently located on Morton Avenue, easily accessible to I-72 and Route 67. Our friendly professional staff is available to serve you 24 hours a day.
CITY: Jacksonville
Strawn Art Gallery
Strawn Art Gallery features monthly changing art exhibits, Early Mississippian and Native American pottery, and the Miriam Cowgur Allen Doll Collection.
CITY: Jacksonville
Bowl Inn
Great family fun at this completely remodeled bowling alley.
CITY: Jacksonville
Voices of Jacksonville Audio Tour
Tune to radio frequencies at each of the seven locations throughout Jacksonville to see the actual places and hear the real stories of Abraham Lincoln as his friends and associates knew him.
CITY: Jacksonville
Clayville Historic Site
The centerpiece of Clayville is the Broadwell Inn, the oldest brick building in Sangamon County, built in 1824 by the Broadwell family as a stage coach stop between Springfield and Beardstown. The Inn is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is surrounded by numerous other historic buildings from Central Illinois moved to Clayville in the 1960s to recreate an early frontier pioneer village. Come see a unique piece of Illinois history.
CITY: Pleasant Plains
Jacksonville History and Hauntings Tours
This haunted Jacksonville tour takes you to spirited sites in the downtown area, with each tour lasting approximately 2-1/2 to 3 hours. The tour includes the ghost stories and history behind each of the reputedly haunted sites.
CITY: Jacksonville
Beardstown Fall Fun Festival
Plenty of live music, food and fun, including a parade on Saturday morning, Little Miss/Mister contest, car & motorcycle show, garden tractor pull, and carnival rides. Featured act is country recording artist Chase Rice.
CITY: Beardstown
Annual Harvest Fest - Downtown Petersburg
Harvest Fest is a major fall festival in the heart of Petersburg, IL on the historic square and features a huge parade, street vendors, live music, a large antique car show, games, contests, children's attractions, fresh food and BBQ and much more.
CITY: Petersburg
The Pulse
The Pulse's eclectic crowd mixes together in over 5,000 sq. feet of space. Pool tables, a dart machine and video games provide friendly competition and entertainment. There are also eight TVs for the sports-minded to enjoy and to cheer on their team.
CITY: Jacksonville
Prairie Land Heritage Museum
This museum is home of the annual Steam Show and Fall Festival, as well as the Prairie Land Liberty Church, which was built in 1900. Enjoy antique tractors, train rides and local history.
CITY: Jacksonville
Illinois School for the Deaf Alumni Association Museum
This museum follows the rich history of the oldest school for the deaf in Illinois, featuring displays in over nine rooms on two floors.
CITY: Jacksonville
Rammelkamp Chapel - Illinois College
Rammelkamp Chapel is the home of religious life on campus as well as the site for various events ranging from weekly chapel services, mass, convocations, concerts and ceremonies.
CITY: Jacksonville
Annabel Lee's Tea Room and Boutique
Take a timeout for tea and lunch in this elegant tea room, in a historic building with shopping located within the building.
CITY: Jacksonville
South Side Antiques and Decor
Antiques and decor. Located in Rushville, IL.
CITY: Rushville
Schuyler Jail Museum and Genealogical Center
Visit the Schuyler Jail Museum to view a fascinating showcase of pioneer life on the Illinois frontier. A special section displays memorabilia from the Scripps family, early Rushville citizens who became nationally known in the worlds of newspapers and philanthropy, and who in 1926 donated their family farm to the city for use as a park. Displays showcase soldier's uniforms of many wars, Native American relics, pioneer furniture, farming implements, an early barber shop, and much more!
CITY: Rushville
Imagine Foundation's Downtown Gallery Hop
Visit a variety of downtown gallery sites to view art from local and visiting artist the first Friday of each month, from 5-9pm. This festival includes not only art, but entertainment from local musicians.
CITY: Jacksonville
Potter Drugs
Pharmacy with Old Fashioned Ice Cream Shop. Kick back at this pharmacy/soda fountain and enjoy Green Rivers and other treats. Fountain includes old fashioned counter, stools and small ice cream tables. Closed Sundays
CITY: Petersburg
Maple Crest Bed and Breakfast
Built in 1865, this Victorian Italianate brick house stands on the crest of one of the highest hills in Petersburg and is surrounded by Maple trees.
CITY: Petersburg
Schuy-Rush Park
This 150-acre park with a 225-acre lake is owned by the city of Rushville. The park offers fishing and canoeing, hiking trails through a hardwood forest, camping and picnicking, youth group camping area, pavilions, boat dock & baseball diamond. The campground facilities consist of 77 spaces with electrical hookups. All spaces have water and there is a modern shower house for your convenience. Schuy-Rush Lake offers a well maintained boat ramp. There is a generous supply of slips for docking your boat overnight or for the entire camping season. Fishing is by pole and line only and the lake has a large variety of fish. For the adventurous, we have a nature trail for hiking. Come to Schuy-Rush Lake where we supply the water and you supply the fun.
CITY: Rushville
Family Gardens
Unique locally owned shop featuring gifts, crafts, holiday decor -- and during the warmer months plants and flowers for your outdoor gardens.
CITY: Jacksonville
Crazy Horse Campground
Crazy Horse is a 55-acre campground blanketed with rolling hills, hiking trails through wooded land, and two large ponds for fishing, boating, and a swimming beach. A lodge for rest and relaxation and a playground for the little ones makes this campground a great place to get away for the season or the weekend! Check out our wide, level sites with full hook-ups as well as our primitive camping area. Call 217-886-2089 or stop by and see us. We're located 8 miles north of Jacksonville and 25 miles west of Springfield, and we're happy to show you around!!
CITY: Ashland
Times Square Sewing Complex
Enjoy the inspiring surroundings of Jacksonville's sewing complex. A beautiful and bright 2500 sq ft showroom is packed with all types of sewing needs, including JANOME sewing machines to try before you buy! Wonderful cabinets fill the room to give you the feel of home! The store's friendly staff will make you feel welcome. The store offers in-house sewing machine repair for most makes and models and classes for all levels of sewers in all types of sewing interest. There are always changes going on at Times Square. After looking at all the variety of things in the showroom, check out the 1250sq ft classroom, where there are several quilts from previous classes on display.
CITY: Jacksonville
Shambolee Golf Course
This beautiful, well-maintained 18-hole course has a long front nine with mature trees, and a short tricky back nine with water, bent grass, trees and greens.
CITY: Petersburg
Emma Mae Leonard Wildlife Sanctuary
Watch Birds, waterfowl and other life in their natural habitat. Recently refurbished wooden docks and trails are a nice addition.
CITY: Jacksonville
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Home to Jacksonville Theatre Guild Productions, large auditorium theatre
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New Salem County Opry
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CITY: Rushville
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Enjoy the environment of this local Inn. Conveniently located near New Salem State Historic Site. Just a short drive from Springfield, IL.
CITY: Petersburg
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CITY: South Jacksonville
Crazy Horse Bluegrass Festival
A weekend of family fun - Friday and Saturday music performances, concluding on Sunday with a morning gospel show. Bands for 2014 include The Harmans, Trinity River Band, Blue Town, Diamond Hill Station, Charlie & the Girls, Blue River, Illinois Rail, and Rusty Nail Crossing. Food, camping, entertainment.
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CITY: Jacksonville
Eight Wheeler Roller Rink
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CITY: Jacksonville
Petals 'N Krafts
Floral shop and crafts.
CITY: Rushville
Good Book
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El Rancherito - Jacksonville
Family dining, authentic Mexican food.
CITY: Jacksonville
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CITY: Petersburg
Cass County Fair
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CITY: Virginia
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Approach Restaurant
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Franklin Street Inn
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Good for them. As someone who's done the coed dorm thing, anything would be an improvement. There's just no value at all to stepping over vomit, seeing some guy's morning erection, or stumbling into a drunk who thought the women's showers were empty.Catholic University returning to single-sex dorms
By Jenna Johnson, Published: June 14
The president of Catholic University has decided to use a slightly old-fashioned remedy in an effort to curtail the binge drinking and casual hookups of students: getting rid of the coed dorms.
We just thought it was a more wholesome environment, said John H. Garvey, who became president of Catholic last year. A little separation is a healthy thing.
Eleven of the universitys 17 residence halls are coed, so a campuswide transition will take a few years. This fall, the university will place most freshmen in all-women or all-men halls. The next school year, sophomore halls will go single-sex. Then upperclassmen halls.
The decision to return to single-sex dorms, after more than two decades, stunned many students and alumni, who have built friendships and memories in coed environments, although some people outside the university may have been surprised that it had coed dorms in the first place.
Its easier to make more friends when its coed, said Rachel L. Martin, 19, who will be a sophomore this fall. Its not just the same cliques of girls on the floors.
Even in its coed dorms, the university still assigned women and men to their own floors or wings and strictly enforced visiting hours. Some questioned just what sort of impact the new policy would have.
College people are going to be drinking regardless of if theres a girl living above them or below them, said Bill Durdach, who graduated in May and once oversaw a floor of 52 male freshmen in a coed dorm. As for same-sex dorms: Their behavior isnt any different. And sometimes its worse, Durdach said.
The coed vs. single-sex debate harkens back at least a generation, and today most colleges house female and male students under the same roof. Some schools even allow those students to be roommates. George Washington University is one of the latest campuses to offer gender-neutral housing, which allows students to live with anyone they choose.
Single-sex living quarters can't prevent ugly people from doing ugly things but it discourages them a little and it makes the quieter people feel a little braver about complaining.
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I notice that EAS have not put up official challeng dates for 2011 yet on the site. Does that mean no official challenge for this year? Seems so odd not to have put something up as I imagine a lot of people post hangover will be looking for this site and details...
The 2011 challenge dates will be posted soon. You can begin training today! Keep checking the sight and I'm sure it will be posted any time now.
From what I understand, if you started anytime after the November 26th cut-off date for 2010, you will be entered in the 2011 challenge. I hope all those people with a hangover reading this site will drink their water, lace up their sneakers and join us in the new year. It will be a decison no-one will regret. All the best to you.
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Have just read over it again and it seems you can't register anyway if you are outside the US and Canada. Not that I was really that interested in the competition side of it anyway. The International EAS site is such a pain to find your way around!
Hi Antinous,
Yes, we will be posting 2011 information soon like Lori said (thanks Lori!). As for registering internationally, we just opened up registration internationally. However, the challenge is currently only open to residents of the United States and its territories. The advantage to registering even though you aren't eligible to win is that you will be able to track your own challenges.
Hope this helps!
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wow I didn't realize that the challenge wasn't open to people in Canada. Somehow I thought it was.
Okay I see why I thought it was also open to Canadians - because it says so in the first of the rules in the Challenge package. Is this changing? That would really suck because I just convinced a bunch of people to enter - all Canadian.
All Abbot / EAS products are no longer available in Canada - have to be smuggled over the border I guess! All I want is to change my health / life forever and to receive a certificate that I completed the challenge - if BFL doesn't provide one, I'll make one up for myself! All the best ot everyone - keep striving for your goals!!
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Michael B. Jordan on Daytime Soaps: Hey, old guys, it's over for you
Jordan was asked about the rumored cancellation of ALL MY CHILDREN in a new interview with WTAM and had this to say: "It's dear to my heart because that's where I kind of got my chops from, so it's a little sad to see it go, but I'm all about evolution and change. There was an era for soap operas, and there was a time when soap operas were the thing to watch. But, seeing how reality TV is taking over that time slot, it's kind of like pushing them out like, 'Hey, old guys, it's over for you.' I'm sad, but at the same time I'm privileged to see a new era coming about. Still, if I was on a soap, I'd be pissed!"
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Does this guy have any expertise on this, and should he really be making comments like this? Nope! Seems that Michael's career was centered completely around soaps, so I really don't think he should be saying stuff like it's over! After all, he just finished his final season of a huge soap opera, Friday Night Lights.ReplyDelete
It was a REALLY bad choice of words. But is his opinion all that different than a lot of young people? Most of them didn't grow up watching with their mothers and grandmothers like we did and think of daytime soaps as a relic from the past.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 13, 2011 at 10:33 AM
wow wrong thing to say. Guarantee that he just lost a bunch of fans that have been foloowing since his AMC days, what a shame he didn't think before he spoke...ReplyDelete
Save our SOAPS
I find it very counterproductive for an ACTOR to be totally okay with reality shows taking over television shows that could employ him! Maybe he would rather be a reality star than an actor? What's he going to do when all we have is reality shows?ReplyDelete
Calm down, y'all. He is young. He did not say he was "totally ok" with reality shows. He acknowledged that they were the new thing. MBJ is a great actor and his career was not centered completely around Soaps--he was on AMC as a supporting juvenile actor-- not a career. This young man is a talented actor -- very talented. I'll wager he is not the only actor saying these things -- young and old alike.ReplyDelete
what a COMPLETE asshole.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 18, 2011 at 9:16 PM
How very eloquent - NOT!ReplyDelete
There are man young people out there that think the soap genre is still viable and support it. You would think someone that owns their livelihood to soaps would not be so cavalier.


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