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General Manager
I came to Savannah and Old Town Trolley back in 2010 as the Depot Sales Manager. I enjoyed the culture of the company and my peers right from day one. I have been fortunate to meet so many nice people at work and in the Savannah community. My twins were born in Savannah so I guess they are True Savannahians! When I am not at work you will find me staying busy with my children. We spend all our spare time outdoors enjoying the Savannah climate and all it has to offer. I think this is the greatest job I have ever had! Great Town, great people and a great company. Enjoy your visit to Savannah and who knows, perhaps you'll want to stay!
I am originally from Georgia. I enjoy riding motorcycles in my spare time.
Sales Representative
Hi, I'm Alice. I recently graduated from SCAD with a Dramatic Writing major and a minor in Architecture. I'm from Macon, GA where my family still lives, and I am the youngest of three children. I love writing and telling stories. I also spend a lot of my free time drawing and knitting. Savannah is such a beautiful city filled with history and adventure, and I love the opportunity to get people to experience it.
Bartender, American Prohibition Museum
I'm originally from West Philly. My family consists of mom, dad, dad's wife, two sisters, one bearded brother-in-law, and one weird aunt. All artsy. All enjoy cooking, traveling, and drinking & eating. I also have three dog nephews, one cat nephew, and two real boy nephews. I like to read, bake, and watch TV & movies. My favorite pastime is sitting. I also enjoy contemplating what I would do in the event of a zombie apocalypse. I have sat in over 10 countries and four continents I can't spell. I am passionate about history, customer service, and off course trolleys. I already have the hair so I thought it was a match made in heaven.
Operations Manager
I am originally from Mobile, Alabama (sort of). I have lived in Savannah for 27 years and have been a carriage tour guide for 15 years. I play trivia and love to travel and cook. The people I know who work here at Old Town Trolley are great and I was looking for a bigger and better work environment.
HR Administrative Assistant
I am originally from Enterprise, Alabama. I now live in Port Wentworth, GA. I'm the youngest of three siblings. I have a host of nieces and nephews and am also a Great Aunt. I enjoy cooking and sewing. I also love volunteering with the Alzheimer's Association's local chapter and at nursing homes. The pleasant atmosphere is what brought me to Old Town Trolley Tours.
Administrative Assistant
I was born in Columbia, SC and have lived in Savannah since I was a year old. I've been married to my husband Ken since 1992. We have one child, a daughter, Kayleigh, who is a rising junior at Centre College in Danville. My husband works in information technology at St. Joseph's Candler Hospital. I'm a huge craft nerd – I do all sorts of paper and needle crafts, and I love creating new things. I love to read and devour books. I love history and am a big fan of archaeology. And I would love to spend more time immersed in the ancient world. I'm a fan of all things Mickey Mouse. I've been an actor here in the Savannah area for over 30 years and I love being onstage. Combined with my love for history, working for Ghosts & Gravestones is just a natural progression from that.
Assistant Depot Sales Manager
I was born and raised in Savannah. My family and I are all from here and are all athletes and have great personalities. I enjoy sports, working out, drawing, and spending time with my family. I came to Old Town Trolley because I love the history of Savannah and have been in the tourist business for a few years.
Group Sales Administrative Assistant
Where to start? I am originally from Warner Robins, GA. I'm an optimistic theater lover with an incredible support system. My mom and dad have always encouraged my dreams. My sister/best friend is absolutely always there for me and I'm excited to marry my other best friend, Joshua. He inspires me every day and motivates me to follow my dreams. I guess there are quite a few things I love to do; but theatre is definitely at the top of the list. All things theatre! Singing, acting, dancing, costumes, design – you name it, and I probably love it. I was ready to start a career and after knowing a few people who work here and enjoy their jobs, I was inspired to join the team here at Old Town Trolley.
Maintenance Manager
I moved from Florida to live in Savannah to start a new life with a new company. I love to refurbish old houses, go boating, and love to fish. I was looking to work for a good company that I could have longevity and Old Town Trolley Tours provided me with that!
Sales Representative
I am from Hardeeville, SC with one brother and three sisters. I was raised by a single mother. I am kind, well mannered, respectful, and a fast learner. I have one daughter who was born in July 2013 and one step-daughter. I love my family and enjoy spending time with them. I enjoy playing basketball, reading, and watching movies. I was referred to Old Town Trolley Tours by several co-workers who told me it was a great place to work. I am here and ready to serve guests!
Ghosts & Gravestones Driver
I am a native of our beautiful city of Savannah, GA. Spending time with my family, reading and gardening are some of my favorite things to do. What brought me to Old town Trolley was my interest of meeting new people and the love I have for this beautiful city.
Ghost Host
I'm a wanderer… Connecticut, Rhode Island, St. Louis, St. Petersburg, FL, New Hampshire. My family is the final Frontier; unexpected adventure every day; others describe us as caring, creative and crazy. Chris and I are married 34 years, with five adult children plus dogs, cats. We are unique. I love learning. I am a published poet, essayist, dramatist. I play piano, guitar and learning flute, ukulele. I am also in love with art and physics, particularly astronomy. I love Savannah. I love art, history, music, architecture, mystery, sharing, educating. Old Trolley Tours was the only employment opportunity which I pursued. Thrilled to be here!!
Sales Representative
I am a native to my beautiful city of Savannah. I have been married for over 14 years to my husband. We have 4 beautiful children and I am a grandmother to my first granddaughter. I enjoy cooking, fixing cars and spending time with my family. What brought me to OTT is I enjoy interacting with people.
Hotel Concierge
My wife and I are both originally from the Atlanta suburbs and moved to Savannah this August. We both love history and travel. My hobbies include writing screenplays and filmmaking. Since moving to Savannah, I was interested in getting a job in tourism because I enjoy talking about Savannah, its history, and the cool things you can do and see here.
Ghost Host
I am originally from Buffalo, New York. I have been living in Savannah for 7 years and it's the best place I've lived. In my spare time I enjoy reading and home improvement (out of necessity). I worked with the Ghost and Gravestones program many years ago. Old Town Trolley has given me the opportunity to return and I am enjoying my time here.
Ghost Host
I'm originally from Savannah, GA. I was born in Savannah, second child out of three. I grew up in the Savannah area. I am a full time fighter for the Air National Guard. I have been married 12 years. I am a father of a nine-year-old son and a seven-year-old daughter. I love spend time with my family. I enjoy the outdoors. I am an accomplished cook, having won cooking competitions. I also enjoy playing the guitar. I'm looking for a change of pace and something new in my spare time, something that can be fun and exciting, so that's why I thought Old Town Trolley would be a good fit for me.
Groups and Charters Representative
I was born in Florida, raised in Wyoming and North Carolina and have spent the past 15 years in Massachusetts working for Marriott hotels. I enjoy camping, hiking, the beach, sightseeing, spending time with family and friends and taking my dog Sam for long walks around town. Working for Old Town Trolley is the perfect fit for me, as it's the best Trolley Company in America!
I am from St. Augustine, Florida and moved to Savannah in 2008. I have a son who is in the US Army and a daughter who teaches at Georgia Southern University. I love to spend time gardening, going to the gym, or antiquing. I was drawn to Savannah because of the beauty and history and Old Town Trolley lets me experience this further.
Ghost Host
I am originally from Carollton, Georgia. I've lived in Savannah for the last 13 years – originally as a student at SCAD. After graduation, I loved living in the historic district so much that I decided to stay. In my free time, I'm an artist, so I really enjoy sketching or working on a new art project. I am also a huge fan of movies and reading the latest Simon R. Green novel. I decided to join the cast at Old Town Trolley after seeing what a positive experience my dad has had working as a conductor.
American Prohibition Museum Assistant Manager
I was born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. I just moved to Savannah with my husband, Blake, in April. We lived in Nashville, TN before, and then to Fort Sill, OK. We have two cats, Nemo and Cleo. I grew up in East Tennessee. I worked for Walt Disney World as a concierge in 2015. I loved it – so much so that I am still a certified Disney vacation planner! I love theatre. I grew up doing shows when I was younger, and I still love to do anything involving a show that I can. Another hobby of mine is vacation planning, mostly for others. It may sound lame, but I love organizing plans for people! I also love being outside, and enjoying a lake/ocean when I can. What brought me to Old Town Trolley was that I was looking for a job that would put my love of showmanship and vacation planning together. This seemed to be an ideal fit, and I am loving it so far!
Ghosts & Gravestones Host
I am originally from Nashville, Tennessee. I am a Coast Guard vet and a musician who taught myself seven instruments. I have lived in New London, Connecticut; Denver, Colorado; Chapel Hill, North Carolina; Williamsburg, Virginia; Seattle, Washington; and Key West, Florida… I play Jazz from the 20s, 30s, and 40s and Western Swing from the same eras. I am a singer and songwriter; I have a Pirate Show (sea chanties), do Civil War reenacting, and I enjoy music and acting. What brought me to Old Town Trolley was my life as a tour guide in Key West. I did walking tours about Jimmy Buffet, pub crawls, and worked for three different ghost tour companies. I was there for 12 years, and it was time for something different. I moved here so I could do tours for HTA and make more Jazz and Pirate music.
I'm originally from Southampton, England. I am 75 years old, a widower & semi-retired after a 40+ year career in International Hotel Management Service Operating. I first came to Savannah as Director of Food & Beverage at the DeSoto Hilton for 5 years. After which, I joined Regent Hotels and accepted a variety of positions in the Pacific, Middle East, Europe and the Caribbean. I returned to Savannah in the early 2000s. All the properties I managed were all 5 stars. For many years I spent a lot of time riding horses at English Saddle & Dressage as well as cross-country riding. I owned 3 beautiful horses. I wanted to work again in a sales service industry attached to the hotel industry. So, I became a concierge with Old Town Trolley, which was in my opinion a better management operation.
I was born in New Albany, Indiana. I am a native of New Albany, and four days after graduating from high school, I left for Parris Island. I spent four years in the US Marine Corps, and worked for 18 years in construction while raising my 2 children. At the age of 40, I began my college years, graduating with a BA in history. My wife, Corine, and I just moved to the area. I like camping, reading (mostly historical non-fiction), and exploring new areas. I enjoy gardening, and spending time with my wife. What brought me to Old Town Trolley was my love of the city and the desire to work as a guide for the #1 Tour Company here.
Sale Representative
I absolutely love anything about Halloween. My family and l are into pranks and scaring each other. My family is everything. Snowboarding, snowmobiling, snorkeling and painting are my favorite hobbies. My favorite activities are cooking, watching the Golden Girls, and going on drives to watch the sunsets. I recently moved to Savannah from Acworth, GA and wanted to work in the heart of Savannah and came across the best company for that! I love working in the tourist industry.
Depot Sales Manager
I am originally from Bakersfield, California. My wife Penny and I have two children, Kathleen and Ryan. We recently moved to Savannah. The beach, college football and walking our dog are some of our favorite activities. I decided to join Old Town Trolley Tours because I love the history of this beautiful city.
I am originally from Blairsville, Georgia. I come from a military family. My sister was born in England, I was born in Germany. I enjoy riding my motorcycles, weightlifting, bicycling and swimming. I came to Old Town Trolley after I saw the job posted on the internet. I liked the employees upon introduction and love the area.
Sales Representative
I am originally from Texas but lived in Florida for 26 years of my life. I have been living in Savannah for 2 years. I have been married for 20 years. I have been in one form of Sales for over 30 years. My hobbies are architecture, interior design, and restoring old homes. I am always looking for new adventures and Old Town Trolley will give me that!
Sales Representative
Hi! My name is Janice. I am the eldest of three children. I was born January 17, 1965.
I attended Chatham County Public Schools here in Savannah, and graduated in 1983 from Savannah High School. After high school, I started working at Coastal Chemicals and stayed there for 3 ½ years. In 1987, I had my first child, a girl named Janisha Jontae' Brown.
In 1988, opportunity meant for me to work at Union Camp Corp. Working at Union Camp, I met my future husband, James Emerson Jr. We have two children, James Emerson III (5 years old), and Janae' Briana Emerson (4 years old). We were married on May 10, 1996.
After my 2 children were old enough, I started working at Laidlaw Transit, around September of 1998. My hobbies are skating, swimming, walking, reading, listening to jazz, and spending time with my children. I feel wonderful being able to work here at Old Town Trolley.
Bar Manager, American Prohibition Museum
I'm an Army Veteran. I have a B.A. in literature. I have three rescue dogs, Nautica, Izzy and Mr. Big Head. I volunteer with Coastal Pet Rescue 2-6 hours a week. I do a lot of work with the Savannah chapter of the United States Bartender Guild.
Sales Representative
I am originally from Syracuse, NY. I'm the youngest of 4 children and the only girl. My family lives back in Syracuse. I'm happily married and we have a wonderful black lab named Rufus. I'm very excited for May and July 2015 as my husband and I will become an Aunt and Uncle on both sides – nieces are expected! I really enjoy cleaning and frequently will organize some drawer or space in my house. I enjoy swimming, riding my bike, adventures downtown, baking, time with my husband and friends, reading, and learning about anything interesting. The first time I visited Savannah in 2013, I was sold on the idea of living here. I love being a member of the OTT family selling beautiful Historic Savannah tours every day.
Sales Representative
I'm originally from Covington, GA. I moved to Savannah in 2011 to obtain my degree in Mass communications. I'm a personable person, as well as a good listener. I grew up traveling with my mom; being the only child we traveled often. I love to read, write poems, volunteer, skate, and help others. I just love to have fun. I've volunteered since 6th grade and still enjoy doing so in my spare time. I also love to laugh – it's good for the soul. Old Town Trolley was the first trolley tour I took upon my first visit to Savannah. My mother and I went on the Ghosts & Gravestones tour!
Ghosts & Gravestones Operations Manager
I'm originally from Northern Indiana. When I am not a the American Prohibition Museum, I am working with Odd Lot Improv, of which I am the co-founder. I have an 11-year-old version of myself, Logan, my son. I also have a fantastic girlfriend who is super cute. I worked for years as Forrest Gump for Old Savannah Tours. When I found out about their position here, I jumped on it. So happy I did!!!
Museum Manager
I started with Old Town Trolley in January of 2013 and the rest has been… history! Since starting I've done everything from drive trolleys, train CASTmembers, write scripts, and now I've been given the opportunity to manage the first attraction in Savannah – the American Prohibition Museum. Old Town Trolley and Historic Tours of America have been great to me and I continue to enjoy my job and CASTmates.
Administrative Assistant
Born in Key West, FL, and recently moved to Savannah from Wiesbaden, Germany. I have moved 32 times in my life… So far! I have lived all up & down the east coast, from Maine to Florida. Overseas, I lived in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba and Puerto Rico. I am happily married for 30 years this August; I have two children, Hope & Jordan, and two granddaughters, Jema & Nora. I have a grand-puppy named TicTac; he is a 12 year old Chihuahua (our son's dog). I LOVE Theater! Acting, props, costumes, improve and stage management. I have been involved with Savannah Stage Company, Savannah Shakes, Odd Lot and Asbury Memorial Theatre. I enjoy movies, reading and meeting new people. I saw an ad on "INDEED"; I asked several employees who work for OTT who encouraged me to apply. Thanks Justin & Travis!!!
Sales Representative
I have two daughters, Aryanah & Nyla. I was born and raised in Savannah. I am friendly, outgoing. My zodiac sign is Leo and my dream career would be Dietitian. My favorite things to do are shopping, taking trips with my kids and making money.
Ghost Host
I am originally from Baxley, GA, which is a small town that no one knows. I am the middle of three sisters. I have three awkward dogs: Leonard – the odd pup out, Yoda – the herding Chihuahua, and Sarah – the epileptic pug. I love sewing and designing costumes. Creating something has always made me happy. I've always loved ghost stories. Giving ghost tours was my dream job when I was a kid and I've loved every minute of the reality.
Rochester, NY is my first home. The snow capital of the United States. I have 2 loving parents still there and two older sisters (one in NYC and one in CA). I love my cat, Artemis! I am a former SCAD student. I live in Savannah full time now. I love to draw and in my free time I am usually drawing and working on my original comic books. I love movies and, on my days off, I go to an afternoon showing of the newest horror film. Falling in love again with Savannah and expanding my role in the community is what brought me to Old Town Trolley Tours of Savannah. What a great opportunity it is going to be to work at Old Town Trolley Tours!
Ghost Conductor
I am from Baltimore, Maryland. I have lived in many places including Germany and Hawaii but Savannah has been home for many years now. I have a beautiful daughter and grand-daughter. I enjoy reading, singing and walking the dog. I also enjoy spending time with my grand-daughter. I came to Old Town Trolley Tours because I was looking for a fun, enjoyable job for the last stage of my working career.
I am originally from Ridgway, Pennsylvania. I received a degree in Logistics/Transportation. I spent about 20 years working at a stained glass design studio. I love music. I play the piano and a little on the guitar. I enjoy exercise, particularly biking. I also like to donate my time to help the less fortunate. I came to Old Town Trolley because I like the knowledge and discovery aspect the company promotes. They make it easy and fun to educate visitors. The variety of customers will make each sale unique.
Ghosts Supervisor
I am a native of Savannah. I'm a single father of two adult daughters. I recently became a grandfather, which verified the white hair in my beard as legitimate. I have two cats and various close personal friends that live in intimate proximity to me. I enjoy watching films, reading, and visiting museums. I am an art lover in any form. I am an armchair philosopher. I came to Old Town Trolley (Ghosts and Gravestones) because of my interest in alternative and subterranean cultural activities and phenomena – in this instance, ghosts.
Sales Representative, American Prohibition Museum
I'm originally from San Francisco. I am a retired Air Force Veteran! I have two daughters, Amber and Jasmin. I love my life! I like to tap dance, paint and draw. I also play the flute, saxophone, piano and classical guitar. Kayla, is what brought me to Old Town Trolley Tours.
Ghost Host
I am quiet, because I don't have much to say. I'm not frowning at you, it's just how my face rests. My family is big, too big. There are so many of us. We are everywhere, but we are nice, and loud. Except for me, I am quiet. I like comics, video games, Gothic Lolita and other stuff. Please ask about other stuff!
I come by the way of the "Buckeye" State of Ohio. My travels leading me to Savannah have been both exciting and challenging. After over 20 years in the dental field (both technical and sales – private and corporate – merger after merger), I decided my desire to be creative needed to take precedence. Sculpture became the director of my life. I have been here in Savannah for five years which has led me to Old Town Trolley and the Concierge position, and it appears to be a blessing in disguise.
HR / Payroll Manager
I am originally from Pensacola, Florida. I have been in Savannah for eight years. I am a single mother of a boy who is a daily up lifter. I have been in Human Resources for five years. I enjoy running with my son and ex-husband. My son and I enjoy anything 80s, superhero or historical fiction. I came to Old Town Trolley because I wanted to fuse the two things I love: history and Human Resources.
Ghost Host
I have been married 40 years. We have 2 grown children, 4 grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. In my spare time I enjoy auto racing, history, gardening, and auctions. I came to Old Town Trolley because I wanted to expand my acting skills and meet new people.
Management Trainee
I'm originally from Hilton Head, SC. I moved to Savannah, GA in 2014 from Charleston, SC with my fiancé. I graduated from Hilton Head High School in 2006 and have called the south my home since 2001.I enjoy taking my dog walking through the different squares and side streets. I also enjoy live music and going to as many concerts as possible. I'm a huge sports fan, mostly soccer and football are my favorite sports. I came to Old Town Trolley because of the company's amazing culture and dedication to their customers.
Sales Representative
I grew up here in Savannah after moving here as a little girl. I have loved this city and been involved in the tourism & hospitality industry my whole life due to my parents owning Historic Savannah Carriage Tours. I enjoy being around horses, writing, theatre and volunteering at my church. I truly love helping guests have the best time in the city that I love so much.
Vendor Sales Manager
I am originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma. My wife and I have 3 boys. We moved to Savannah 5 years ago. We enjoy going to the beach and Downtown. I play baseball locally in a 35 and up baseball league. I came to Old Town Trolley after I closed down my used car lot because I thought it would be fun to be a conductor!
Sales Representative
I am originally from Fayette, AL. I am single, living mostly in Washington, DC before moving to Savannah in 2015. Some of my favorite things to do are biking, going to movies, listening to all types of music, enjoying the Savannah sites. What brought me to Old Town Trolley is I enjoyed the tours; friends encouraged me and I think it is a good career move.
Sales Representative
I am originally from Elizabeth, New Jersey. I spent twenty years in the finance industry. I have a daughter who lives in Pittsburgh, PA and a son who lives in Asheville, NC. Some of my favorite activities include stained glass, reading, and going to the beach. I came to Old Town Trolley because I love Savannah and I wanted a fun job.
Director of First Impressions
Lexington, KY
I have two daughters, Ashley & Chelsy. Ashley is 33 years old and Chelsy is 25 years old. I have two grandchildren, Jaxx & Kensi. My Fiancée and I moved here in August 2017. We have been vacationing in Savannah for seven years. I decided we want to live in the city we love. I love to travel, love the beach, I love exploring new places & new people. I love to volunteer too. We have been on the on/off tours before while vacationing. So when I saw the position listed on Indeed, I thought it would be a great place to work.
Vendor Sales Representative
I am originally from Sikeston, Missouri but I have lived in Savannah since my family moved from when I was 8. I graduated from the University of Georgia in 2013 with a degree in Political Science and History. I enjoy reading (Fantasy and Sci Fi), watching football, playing board games, and attending theatrical performances and musical concerts. I also love to travel. I heard about Old Town Trolley by word of mouth and I was interested in pursuing a new line of work after being in politics since graduating from UGA.
Ghosts & Gravestones Host
I was originally born somewhere near Tybee, but when I was a baby, my Dad lost his business and moved us to South Florida. But, I'm back now, and I'm not leaving! I have a creative spirit. I'm not really that talented, but I'm always painting, photoshopping, writing stories, trying out new recipes, etc. It's when I feel closest to God. What brought me to Old Town Trolley was my love of our history. I grew up in a haunted house, and I was an actor for years – it's a perfect synthesis of my past experiences!
I'm a single mother of a son & daughter and a Mimi to my grandson. I have a dog named Maximas Hesrmius Arlius, a 7lb Yorkie Poo. I enjoy floating in my pool or laying on the beach. I have enjoyed learning how to kayak and seeing the dolphins. A cast member suggested I should apply for the position for Concierge; that's what brought me to Old Town Trolley.
Sales Representative
I am from Carrollton, GA. The quote "I'm not from Savannah, but I got here as quickly as I could" sums me up. My husband has been in Savannah for a while but I had to remain in our hometown due to my fathers' declining health issues. I am pleased to now be in Savannah and part of the OTT family. I enjoy reading and playing with my two yorkies. I also enjoy spending time with my family and friends and taking long walks. I heard there was a sales position open. Due to my husband working here, I had first-hand knowledge of what an incredible company Old Town Trolley is and I also wanted to be in Savannah with him.
Sales Representative
I am originally from Roaming Shores, Ohio. I have lived in Savannah for 20+ years. I am married and have two sons. Sean is a University of Georgia graduate and Bryce is a freshman at Augusta State University. I enjoy being on the water, fishing, golf and spending time with family and friends. I came to Old Town Trolley because I wanted to find a fun place to work.
Sales Representative
I'm originally from Chesapeake Bay, MA. I have worked in Senior Health Care for over 30 years in various health care facilities. My favorite activities include fishing, horseback riding and traveling. I enjoy hanging out with co-workers and friends.
Sales Representative
I am originally from New Jersey. My family and I are fun loving people that enjoy laughing and having a good time. I'm a big foodie. I love to eat at good restaurants. I'll try just about anything once. I love to travel and sightsee. I especially love being around large bodies of water; pools, lakes, rivers; beaches are my favorites. I came to Old Town Trolley Tours because I thought this would be a great way to meet people and familiarize myself with the city.
Lead Actor, American Prohibition Museum
I grew up in Hamburg, NJ with my mom, dad, brother and sister. My childhood consisted of playing in nature and hungrily learning everything I could about history and the world around me. We are a family of travelers. I've been lucky enough to spend my birthday in beautiful places all around the country. When I'm not spending time on the floor of the museum, you can find me on various Savannah stages. I act and direct for Savannah Shakes and I am a player in The Odd Lot Improv Troupe. I also dabble in productions with other companies when I can find the time! I joined the Ghosts & Gravestones CAST fresh out of college after a recruiting presentation by Garry. After three years performing in various roles for G&G, I jumped at the opportunity to become part of the team at the brand new American Prohibition Museum. It's been a pleasure being a part of the CAST at every level.
I am originally from Birmingham, Alabama. I grew up southern, then moved to Santa Fe, NM to earn an MBA at St. John's College. Out west, my artist husband and I, as art consultant, partnered an internationally successful art business for over 25 years. Coming full circle, we followed our son, a practicing immigration lawyer in Savannah. He is on the board of the Savannah Philharmonic & represents various philanthropic family interests for Jemison Investment… Always a perpetual student, pursuing another degree in English Literature & Art History, Architectural History, writing & poetry. I enjoy working out at the gym regularly and I especially love GOLF!
I am a Savannah native; hospitality and guest service are a big part of my life. I enjoy reading, traveling, eating delicious food, playing board games and spending time with my friends and family. My favorite hobbies are coding, reading, crocheting, and switching between apps while watching re-runs on Netflix. A cast member actually suggested I apply for the concierge position; that's what brought me to Old Town Trolley.
AP/AR Clerk
I am originally from South Norwalk, Connecticut. I live in Hardeeville, SC and have been married for 34 years. For over 15 years I have worked in the business field. During my years of employment I have worked in a nursing home, hotel, and at a Home Health agency. These various places of employment have helped me gain extensive knowledge of the business field. I love to spend my spare time crocheting and loom knitting. I was brought to Old Town Trolley through Trace staffing for 6 weeks on a temp status. I am now full-time and excited about the new journey that I am going to embark on.
Sales Representative
I was born in Newark, New Jersey. I moved to Savannah because of all of the beautiful trees. I love bike riding, dancing, singing and smiling! I have two cats Ari and Razi and they keep me busy and entertained. I am the ninth daughter in the girl clan of ten.
I take pride in enhancing every tourists' experience of the Old Town Trolley Tour. I came to the company in 2009 after leaving an office job. I decided to break the shackles and have fun embracing the beauty of Savannah!


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Lithia Motors Inc., the fourth-largest dealership group based in the U.S., appears poised to move up in Automotive News' rankings, which are based on retail sales of new vehicles.
The Medford, Ore., auto retailer is hard on the heels of third-ranked Group 1 Automotive Inc., of Houston. And several major dealership acquisitions by Lithia this year could lift it to No. 3 eventually, depending in part on Group 1's buy-sell activity.
Those rankings are based on the most recent list — covering 2016 sales — of the top 150 dealership groups based in the U.S., as tallied by the Automotive News Data Center. Group 1's 2016 global new-vehicle retail sales totaled 172,053, to Lithia's 145,772.
The data center is crunching the numbers as dealership groups respond to its latest sales survey. New rankings based on 2017 sales will appear in the March 26 issue of Automotive News.
Separately, Group 1 and Lithia have released sales figures along with their earnings for 2017.
According to their 2017 earnings statements, Lithia had retail sales of 167,146 new vehicles last year, all in the U.S. Group 1 had 172,200 globally, and 127,141 in the U.S. It also owns dealerships in the U.K. and Brazil.
Lithia's sales gains in 2017 were partly from acquisitions. It has continued to buy stores in 2018. It doesn't forecast unit sales for its acquired dealerships, but its projected additional revenue hints at unit sales gains ahead.
Already this year, Lithia has added more than $1.3 billion in annual revenue through buy-sells.
In January, it bought Ray Laks Honda and Ray Laks Acura in Buffalo, N.Y. On Feb. 27, it bought Day Automotive Group in suburban Pittsburgh, which sells Audi, Volkswagen, Chevrolet, Ford and Subaru vehicles, according to its website. Day Automotive is estimated to generate $340 million in annual revenue.
On March 1, Lithia bought six dealerships from Prestige Family of Fine Cars in Bergen County, N.J., in a deal expected to generate $900 million in additional annual revenue. The deal adds BMW, Mini, Mercedes, Toyota and two Lexus dealerships to Lithia's portfolio.
Prestige owns more stores that were not sold to Lithia, said buy-sell adviser Alan Haig, president of Haig Partners in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., who represented Prestige in the transaction.
Meanwhile, Group 1 in January added a Land Rover franchise in the U.K. and acquired Audi and Subaru franchises in El Paso, Texas, for combined additional annual revenue of about $100 million.
CEO Earl Hesterberg also told analysts the benefits from corporate tax-law changes puts Group 1 in a stronger position to make more acquisitions.

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For soldiers in the Great War, going over the top was a comparatively rare event; much more frequently, they were bored and lonely and missing their families at home. Needing an outlet for their affection, many found it in the animal kingdom. Tommy's Ark looks at the war through the eyes of the soldiers who were there, and examines their relationship with a strange and unexpected range of animal life, from horses, dogs and cats to monkeys and birds – even in one case a golden eagle. Animals became mascots – some Welsh battalions had goats as mascots, some of the Scots had donkeys.
And then there were the animals and insects that excited curiosity amongst men drawn into the army from the industrial heartlands of Britain, men who had little knowledge of, let alone daily contact with, wildlife. Civilians turned soldiers observed the natural world around them, from the smallest woodlouse to voles, mice and larger animals such as deer and rabbit. Richard van Emden explores his subject far more radically than previous attempts, revealing how, for example, a lemur was taken on combat missions in the air, a lion was allowed to pad down the front line trenches and how a monkey lost its leg during the fighting at Delville Wood on the Somme. It is illustrated with more than sixty previously unseen or rarely published photographs, drawn mainly from the author's own extraordinary collection.
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Richard van Emden has interviewed over 270 veterans of the Great War and has written twelve books on the subject including The Trench, and The Last Fighting Tommy (both top ten bestsellers). He has also worked on more than a dozen television programmes on the First World War, including Prisoners of the Kaiser, Veterans, Britain's Last Tommies, the award winning Roses of No Man's Land, Britain's Boy Soldiers and A Poem for Harry.
"A terrific book. If ever you are in doubt about the devastation and universal suffering that war brings to us, and to all creatures, great and small, then read Tommy's Ark."
- Michael Morpurgo, author of War Horse


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Sustainability Initiatives organized a green building workshop in association with IGBC Pune Chapter at Suzlon One Earth. About 40 students and professionals participated where distinguished speakers explained the concepts of green building. A group hands-on activity was conducted for the participants for better learning of concept of green buildings. Ar Anagha Paranjape-Purohit, Ar Poorva Keskar, Ar Pranati Shroff, and Ar Namrata Dhamankar conducted this workshop.


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WASHINGTON — The toughest issue facing advocates working to abolish youth prisons may be what replaces them. It's both an obstacle to change and a practical question that follows success.
"Pushing for the closure of youth prisons is often the radical idea," said Hernán Carvente Martinez, national youth partnership strategist at Youth First Initiative. "The question you get is 'You want to shut it down and replace it with what?'
"Do we build something smaller?" he asked. "That is the part most people feel uncomfortable with, not knowing what the next thing is."
For participants in The Coalition for Juvenile Justice's annual youth summit, held last week in Washington, the idea that incarcerating children in jail settings is inappropriate, ineffective and injurious is a given, but they know that isn't the case outside the room.
Youth First, which trains young people who have personal or secondhand experience with the juvenile justice system to act as advocates for those still incarcerated, led a discussion on youth prisons at the summit. The annual meeting brings together young people from around the country to learn about juvenile justice issues and advocacy.
"The system depends on incarcerating black and brown bodies," said DeVante Lewis of New York City, earning murmurs of approval. "A lot of money is being made."
Some out-of-home programs valuable
Participants agreed prisons have to be replaced with something else. Several said some troubled youth need to be separated from difficult home environments, at least temporarily.
"I kept going in and out of juvie because it was better than where I was staying at home," said David Hall of Oklahoma. "They refused to put me in foster care. We need to demand accountability from people who are running these programs and making $100k."
Glenda Wright of Kentucky said her brother spent time in juvenile detention in part because "our home life was chaotic."
"It's hard to heal in that environment," she said. "I don't agree with secure prisons but there is value to having them away from their home."
New York City has a promising program called Close to Home that houses youth offenders in community-based group homes and allows them to attend regular schools, Courtney Ramirez said. "Unfortunately, I think where we have failed is that kids start in secure detention, and even one night in secure detention can be traumatizing," she said.
It's important that programs for youth offenders employ people with personal experience who can speak for them and also speak to them as "credible messengers," said Iliana Pujols of the Connecticut Juvenile Justice Alliance. Her group has fought to overturn rules barring former youth offenders from entering state facilities for five years.
"I fundamentally believe the answer is in the community," Carvente said. He also argued that the movement should advocate for shutting down youth prisons simultaneous with pushing more effective interventions.
"I want to reach a tipping point where this becomes the norm and people are talking about a world where there are no youth prisons," he said. Youth First's immediate goal is to expand from five states to 15, he said.
Just the start
In each of the five states where Youth First is already active, shutting down large detention facilities has been only one round in a larger battle.
- In April, Connecticut became the first state with no large facilities when the scandal-plagued Connecticut Juvenile Training School shut down. The state plans to build residential facilities with 10 to 12 beds, but it is not yet funded.
- Wisconsin enacted legislation in March requiring that its two large juvenile detention centers be closed and replaced with smaller facilities, giving counties responsibility for all but the most serious offenders. However, the legislation calls for turning those buildings into an adult prison, and is not clear about what will replace them for youth.
- New Jersey issued bonds in January to pay for replacing its two large youth prisons; it plans to build smaller correctional centers.
- Kansas closed one of its two juvenile correctional facilities in March. Tyler Williams, a youth advocate at Progeny, told the summit the organization is advocating for the remaining facility's small program for girls, which currently only has eight inmates, to be to shut down. They also plan to track whether the money saved by the closure goes to intervention programs "instead of paving roads."
- Virginia closed one of its two large youth detention centers, which were built to hold a total of 284 people, in June 2017. A new 60-bed facility was planned for Chesapeake until the city council pulled out last October, in part because of adverse publicity generated by advocacy efforts. But the two-year state budget enacted in June includes funding to build the new facility in Isle of Wight, 50 miles west of Chesapeake.


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We believe this new edition of the Divine and Moral Songs for children by Rev. Isaac Watts will supply Christian families, schools, and churches with an alternative type of biblical music for the youth of our day. As far as we can ascertain this is the first recent edition to also contain tunes and piano accompaniments, especially simplified for children or adults with limited musical abilities. There are traditional hymn tunes which fit nicely with the lyrics. Along with this are inserted some of the sonnets and prayers for young.
"Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart." Proverbs 22:6


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Gondola Traghetto
How can I cross the Grand Canal without a bridge?
The bridges over the Grand Canal are four: Train Station Bridge (Ponte degli Scalzi), Rialto Bridge, Accademia Bridge and the new Calatrava Bridge, in Piazzale Roma
But, how can you cross the Grand Canal where you don't have a bridge? Simple, with Gondola Ferry! You don't have to confuse the traghetto with the traditional (and much more expensive!!!) Gondola. Traghetto is an everyday's way of transportation (there are several stops along the Grand Canal), it's cheap and ecological (you use the addles!!!).
It's composed by a big Gondola (piloted by two Gondoliers) that goes from one side to the other of the Grand Canaland back. You just have to go to yours Traghetto stop and wait for a couple of minutes. Easy!
The "stazi" are four: San Marcuola - Fondaco dei Turchi, Ca' D'Oro - Pescaria, Riva del carbon - Fondamenta dei Vini, San Tomà - Sant'Angelo, Ca' Rezzonico - San Samuele and Salute - Campo del Traghetto.


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Style Queen: Victoria Beckham steps out in Beijing in red and black dress as she showcases her designs yet again
She flew to Beijing to launch the new 'baby' Range Rover that she helped to design earlier this week.
But ever the shrewd business woman, Victoria Beckham is also using her time in the Chinese capital to promote her new clothing line.
The singer-turned-fashion-designer stepped out for a special event in the city earlier today as she modelled one of her own dresses.
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Lady in red: Victoria Beckham showed off her style in one of her own red and black dresses during a customer event in Beijing
And the former Spice Girl modelled the red and black frock like the professional she is as she posed for the cameras.
But she ensured she looked a picture of perfection before she was seen in public as she finished off her hair and make-up.
Victoria posted a photo on her Twitter page of her sitting at a dressing table in her hotel which was plastered with bottles of cosmetics.
Business woman: Victoria put on her best designs to show case her label while she was in the Chinese capital
She posed arching her back with her hands on her lap as she pouted at the camera.
Beckham wrote alongside the image: 'Getting ready for customer event in Beijing for #victoriabeckham x vb.'
And when she was finally ready, she stepped outside looking her stylish best in the knee-length red frock with black panels.
The former pop star finished off her look with some black knee-high leather boots with peep toes, while she carried another one of her designs - a black bag with a gold chain as the handle.
Getting ready: The former Spice Girl ensured she looked her best for the event and tweeted a photo of all of her cosmetics before she stepped outside
The bag was a special she had made just for the visit.
She posted an image of it online and said: 'Made myself a little exclusive for China!! You like?? X vb.'
Victoria wore her hair in a high ponytail, while she went for smoky eyes and dark nail polish on both her hands and feet.
She turned up to the Joyce fashion store to attend the customer event with her entourage in tow.
Earlier in the day she had posted a press cutting from China's Oriental Daily News with a model on the catwalk showcasing the same red dress.
She added: 'Thank you Oriental Daily News! X vb.'
The singer's outing comes after Victoria unveiled her new exclusive 'baby' Range Rover the night before.
Entourage: She turned up to the Joyce fashion store in the red and black frock to show off her work
Victoria designed and launched the special new limited edition 'baby' off-roader Range Rover bearing her name and aimed at well-heeled customers who think the standard Range Rover Evoque just isn't posh or bling enough.
The vehicle also aims to woo the super-rich and growing middle class of Communist China where the first models will be sold.
And with a price tag of £80,000 - or around double the cost of the equivalent standard Evoque – buyers will pay heavily for the privilege of owning one of just 200 exclusive 4x4s created by the former Spice Girl, dubbed 'Posh Spice', who is married to international soccer star David Beckham.
Styled to perfection: Victoria brought along a bag she'd designed especially for the occasion and finished her look off with some peep toe black knee-high boots
The special edition styling was created by Victoria in collaboration with Land Rover.
The finished product was unveiled by her in Beijing on Sunday on the eve of the city's Auto China motor show which begins officially on Monday.
She has also been spotted enjoying some retail therapy in the capital, along with her hairdresser Ken Paves.
And she even brought baby daughter Harper along for some shopping earlier in the day before her work commitments took over.
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2006: The Beginning of TARP
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Reach Out?
Most Christians talk a good game about being a part of a outward (community) focused church. But in the end, most choose to attend and give their tithe at a church that serves them more than they serve the community through it.
Christ called us to band together to spread His Good News and continue His Ministry to the world. That all breaks down when the church becomes a religious tool to simply help Christians do life.
Don't be that guy/girl.
Find a truly outward focused church. Spread the gospel.
If you can't find an outward focused church… Find a Bible teaching church and help them see the importance of reaching out.
This is the ministry of Christ.


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Luck, faith crucial in guiding stretch-run free agent targets
It's down to the wire in fantasy football, with most leagues in the final week of the regular season this week. You'll need to focus on short-term solutions and one-week plays, especially if you're on the outside looking in.
The biggest injury of Week 12, if you can believe it, was Matt Leinart breaking his collarbone against the Jaguars. Leinart looked good in limited action; his backup -- rookie T.J. Yates -- didn't and isn't really a fantasy option.
But there was another injury that may give your fantasy team a spark, though it wasn't a new one. On Monday, the Lions placed Jahvid Best on injured reserve, officially ending his season due to two concussions suffered this year. On Thanksgiving, Kevin Smith suffered an ankle sprain in the Lions' loss to Green Bay and is likely out for Sunday.
That means the starting running back job falls to Maurice Morris, who's only owned in 37 percent of leagues and faces the Saints' defense on Sunday. New Orleans has allowed the eighth-most points to opposing running backs this year. Morris has additional value in points-per-reception leagues; he caught 9 passes for 83 yards on 10 targets on Thanksgiving. If you're looking for a back that's likely available and could be a one-week fill in, Morris is your guy.
Carson Palmer, Bengals (62 percent owned in Yahoo! leagues): He's slowly disappearing in leagues, but Palmer tossed for 300 yards despite not throwing a touchdown pass on Sunday. His next two opponents are Miami and Green Bay, two teams without great pass defenses. With or without receivers, he could put up great fantasy numbers the next two weeks.
Kyle Orton, Chiefs (18 percent): The Chiefs nabbed Orton off waivers after the Broncos released him and journeyman Tyler Palko didn't look great on Sunday night. It's only a matter of time before Orton is starting. Matt Cassel wasn't a fantasy stud this year, but if you're really looking for a quarterback Orton is available in most leagues.
Roy Helu, Redskins (57 percent): The rookie got 30 touches -- 23 carries, 7 catches -- on Sunday and rushed for 108 yards. He caught all 7 passes thrown his way for 54 yards. Shanahan now says he's the guy. Can we believe him? No. Absolutely not! Just the other day Shanahan said Helu wasn't ready to be the No. 1 back. It's late in the year, though, and you may not have any other options.
Donald Brown, Colts (13 percent): Joseph Addai was the starter in name only, as Brown rushed 14 times for 80 yards and a touchdown against the Panthers leaky run defense. The Colts face New England this week, a team in the middle-of-the-pack for allowing fantasy points to running backs. He has an outside shot of putting up a good day.
Marion Barber, Bears (24 percent): The Bears' backup rushed 10 times for 63 yards Sunday. This week, he gets the Kansas City Chiefs, allowing the fourth-most fantasy points to running backs this season. It's a long shot, but if you're absolutely stuck Barber is not the worst flier you can take.
Johnny Knox, Bears (32 percent): That's two big games in a row for Knox, who was targeted a team-high 10 times on Sunday, catching 4 passes for 145 yards and a touchdown. If new starter Caleb Hanie is going to be looking Knox's way as the starter, Knox should at least see enough targets to make him an option with a lot of upside. He won't catch 81-yard touchdowns every week, but he might be a third or fourth fantasy wide receiver.
Doug Baldwin, Seahawks (25 percent): Sidney Rice left with a head injury on Sunday and probably won't play Thursday against the Eagles. Baldwin was targeted a team-high 10 times in Seattle's loss to the Redskins. If you're in a PPR league and looking for a fill-in guy for a week, Baldwin could pick up some catches and yardage against Philly's shaky secondary.
Scott Chandler, Bills (34 percent): The tight end was targeted 7 times on Sunday, catching 6 passes for 50 yards. Those aren't great numbers, but Buffalo takes on Tennessee next week, a team that gives up the second-most points in fantasy to tight ends. San Diego (16th) follows. The Bills' offense is starting to move the ball again.
Brent Celek, Eagles (36 percent): It's a short week for the Eagles, but the Seahawks aren't great against the tight end (eighth most points allowed to TEs), and the Philadelphia offense is moving the ball up and down the field even though it's not scoring a ton. (The Eagles, amazingly, are on pace for the seventh-most yards in league history.) Andy Reid's going to throw all the time, and Celek has worked his way into the offense. He has lots of upside.
Olindo Mare, Panthers (5 percent): Mare's still out there in almost every league despite consecutive good fantasy days. His only recent misses are a 50-yarder against the Titans and a blocked kick on Sunday. The Panthers have good matchups the next few weeks with Tampa, Atlanta, Houston and Tampa again the next few weeks. This is the kicker to pick up for the stretch run if you need one.
Redskins (21 percent): Washington's defense hasn't had many big days but it usually puts up palatable numbers. The Redskins face the Jets this week, who don't score a ton and turn the ball over a lot. The Jets are giving up the third-most fantasy points to opposing defenses. (Yes, I realize in the sense of actual football, the preceding sentence makes absolutely no sense. Shush.) The Patriots and Giants follow, so this would probably be just a one-week play.
Patriots (60 percent): If they're available in your league, the Patriots play the Colts next week and don't have an imposing schedule down the stretch (Redskins, Broncos, Dolphins). If they are available in your league and you need a defense, the Patriots could put up good numbers in three or four of those games.


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Two years ago, Dutch artists Lernert & Sander filmed a short for MTV Europe by building and playing music on a rainbow-colored glass harp. It makes for a great audio and visual combo. (Also, who knew we'd have more than one glass harp video to watch?!)
via minieco.co.uk. Thanks, Larissa.


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In order to understand what the Bible teaches about divorce, we must first understand what it teaches regarding the nature of marriage. Following Christ's example, Alistair Begg appeals to the authority of Scripture to teach us how to think biblically about this difficult topic as we consider what marriage is and how that affects its dissolution.
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Calculate the length of your harp string or find the correct tension for your string given the note; string-length; and string parameters.
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Here we provide a Harp string calculator compiled using formulae widely available. It is supplied as an Excel spreadsheet download. It is supplied "AS IS and although we have used it to calculate string lengths and diameters for our harps we cannot guarantee any results or be responsible for any errors or omissions.
Most people do not realize how important it is to design the harp so that each note has the optimum length and tension for each note. I have seen many beautiful harps built with out any knowledge of string design. Sometimes they work well sometimes they do not!
This formula will go a long way to helping you sort out the harp string dilemma, and save much frustration
You will need to have an "Excel" or "OPEN OFFICE" spreadsheet program installed in your computer for it to work. If you are not familiar with spreadsheets seek help from someone who does. This is a powerful tool to aid with harp design
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Yes, it's basic, but surprisingly can confuse nearly anyone.
This tutorial runs you through how to properly log in and log out of a WordPress site. It provides tips for moving between fields and what happens when you make a mistake… it happens to all of us.
Furthermore, it includes a Crib Sheet for your use after you've viewed the video.
Crib Sheet
Log In
- Open any browser (Safari, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox, etc).
- In the address bar at the top, type the name of your domain, secret directory, and "wp-admin" and <enter>.
Eg. If the domain was mythicalmoose.com then you would type "mythicalmoose.com/<name of the secret directory>/wp-admin <enter> and be patient while the page loads.
- Once you see the WordPress logo (a "W" in a circle) with the Username and Password fields below, enter your username and password then press <enter> or left-click on the "Log in" button and you'll be taken to the WordPress Dashboard.
Note the Username and Password are CaSeSenSitiVE!
- If you type either then Username or Password incorrectly, the window will wiggle… no problem, just fill in both the fields again and hit <enter> or left-click on the "Log in" button.
Remember the Username and Password are CaSeSenSitiVE!
Log Out
- In the upper right corner of the WordPress Dashboard, in a black menu bar, you'll see the text "Howdy, <whoever you are>"
- Hover your mouse over the text "Howdy, <whoever you are>" and wait for the drop-down menu to appear.
- Move your mouse down to the bottom option "Log Out" and left-click on the option.
- You will be taken back to the "Log In" screen that you saw when you were logging in in step 3 above.


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As part of our range of hot buffet catering equipment, we have everything that you'll need for hot buffet service including chafing dishes, roll-top chafing dishes, chafing fuel and accessories.
Traditional chafing units are designed to house chafing fuel underneath the unit to keep food warm during buffets and other catering events.
Look out for the amazing deals to be had with our fantastically priced chafing dish sets!
As well as the traditional units, we also stock and supply a number of contemporary units which offer style and functionality.
Chafing dishes are named after the French word chauffer, which means 'to keep warm'. The portable units, which are also known as chafers, are typically raised on a stand and were originally heated with charcoal.
Caterers today use chafing fuel which is clean, odourless, smokeless, non-hazardous, non-explosive and non-evaporate. The chafing fuel cells are placed underneath the pan where they will keep food warm, away from the direct flame.
Chafing dishes can be used at the table or at buffets with chafing covers to keep food warm during service.
During service, ensure that the water pan is sufficiently filled with water. Stir the food occasionally for even heat distribution and to ensure food doesn't burn on the bottom.
Be wary of steam rising from the dish when opening the lid and remove empty chafing fuel cells with tongs to avoid burning.
We stock and supply a wide range of chafing fuel options to suit the modern, busy caterer. Choose from traditional chafing fuel cells, including gel and liquid chafing fuel, as well as environmentally friendly chafing fuel.
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Starts in January, September
This two-year diploma program will prepare you to work under the supervision of a lawyer in a fast-paced legal environment. In addition to learning about legal principles and ethics, you will obtain practical, hands-on training that will equip you for success in the workplace. The curriculum focuses on real estate, corporate and commercial, litigation, wills and estates, and family law with an emphasis on the technological skills needed in these practice areas.
Taught by lawyers and law clerks with excellent professional experience, the program will offer you with opportunities to engage with current law clerks, leading industry experts, and legal recruiters through workshops, law firm tours, court visits, career preparation events, field placement, and various speaking engagements.
Fluency in English is critical to your success in the program and the legal environment, and there is a strong focus on communicating effectively from the beginning of your program to graduation.
This program is also offered in an accelerated format which allows the completion of the program in three semesters instead of four, if you have:
Substantial completion of a degree or completion of a postsecondary diploma, with the academic equivalents of three general education subjects and College English Academic equivalents of three general education credits and COM101, Communicating Across Contexts.
Throughout this program you will develop the following skills:
Professional communication and proofreading
Legal drafting
Organization and time management
Ability to conduct research, review legislation and synthesize relevant information
Ability to collaborate and work in group settings
Proficiency in word processing and legal technology
Meet all the necessary academic requirements and you will have the opportunity to participate in an unpaid field placement. This provides you with practical work experience and exposure to potential employers. With the support and assistance of the School's faculty and staff, you will play an active role in securing your placement.
When you graduate from this program, these are the types of employers waiting for you:
Small to large law firms
Legal departments of corporations
Financial institutions
Government offices
Upon successful completion of this program, you may be eligible for memberships such as:
An Ordinary Member in the Institute of Law Clerks of Ontario (ILCO), and
An Associate Member of ILCO, after having worked for three years without having to write the Associate's examination(s).


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Andy Grey (AT6000GY)
Soft, yet tough. With soft and comfy canvas uppers and flexible rubber soles, your little one will want to wear them every day. What's more, they'll stand up to those tumbles and turns along the way, offering great value for money.
Easy on and off. These shoes open up nice and wide – no more struggles to get those chunky little feet inside!
The 'squeak of success'. As with all Wee Squeak styles, our "Andy" shoe comes with the trademark 'squeak of success'. Whether it's encouraging those first steps or keeping track in a busy mall, the squeaker provides that added peace of mind and encouragement needed in your little one's development.
It's simple. Those magical moments of toddlers taking their first steps are precious. Seeing little ones smile and chuckle as they enjoy their shoes, as well as develop into confident walkers is a heartwarming feeling.
They're only little once. It's time to make your memories.
OK, we're parents too – that's why every pair of Wee Squeaks come with an extra pair of "silent squeakers". Simply remove the squeakers (see how here) and replace them with the "silent squeakers". Easy peasy.
I got my little Great grandson wee squeak shoes he love them
I ordered these shoes to encourage my little man to walk and he loves them!
We have struggled finding a pair of shoes that fit my daughter and that she'll leave on. These are the best type of shoe on weesqueak!! I wish they made this design in a million colors! They fit perfectly and look super cute!
My son loves them. He doesn't want o remove his shoes.
I purchased these sneakers for my grandson who has just started walking. He loves wearing them and is now very steady on his feet. With a wide little foot, finding a good supportive sneaker was proving to be difficult. Once we remembered Wee Squeaks (that his older cousins also wore), we were online and ordering the same day! Wonderful product and highly recommended.
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M4A4 X-Ray vs Real Xray of a real AR-15 Rifle
So as some of you may know, I've been rocking the M4A4 X-Ray for a long while now is Counter-Strike:GO. It's an impressive weapon skin that's certainly undervalued as a factory new skin goes around $6.
Here's the skin I'm talking about:
And now here's a real AR-15
There's a few notable differences, remembering the fact that one's a video game gun, and the other is a real weapon, that I noticed. I was considering making my own x-ray skin for another weapon, and submitting to valve but I doubt it would pass considering this has already been done. But here goes the differences I've found.
Barrel length is obvious, but also the bore appears much smaller due to the thicker barrel. The barrel also has a tapering chase AND an active round can be seen inside this model.
The trigger, hammer, action and springs all seem very accurate, but the amount of ammo is very different. The M4A4 in CSGO has a magazine capacity of 30 rounds (and 3 extra magazines ) and in the x-ray skin keeps in line with 30 rounds visible in the magazine . Meanwhile the AR-15 we can clearly see 12 of the 24 rounds in the magazine and one in the chamber. Standard issue magazines are 20- or 30-round staggered-column magazines. This one is likely a partially loaded 30 round magazine.
I'm also glazing over the small differences like the handle, stock screw and shoulder strap clip, and a much more clearly defined firing pin.
I wish the ingame skin was more visible. What do you guys think? See anything I missed?


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Zabunian Don Blaco (ザブン星人ドン・ブラコ Zabun Seijin Donburako, 41): A cactus-like rival member to Guirarkian Don Bianco. He hires Assassinian Jingi to kill Don Bianco, and is deleted, as well, by him.
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All of the information that you will need regarding features and fixes released in the June 30th, 2018 product update.
Forms & Pages:
- Adds an option in the membership system settings to enable/disable donation levels on membership join and renew forms.
- Adds the below permissions to the account section of the User Group Advanced Settings configuration page. When these permissions are not enabled, users in the group will be limited to read-only account permissions:
- Create accounts
- Edit accounts
- Delete accounts
- Fixes an issue where system users with the permission "No Access to Donation Amount" selected were able to still view donation amounts in the below areas:
- Account detail page
- Individual donation detail in the household detail page
- Pending & declined transactions list
- Fixes an issue where users with the permission "No Access to Donation Amount" had access to widgets with donation amounts.
- Adds the below items to the list of available output columns & fields for custom object reports, field validation, and lookup filters. These will only appear for custom objects that have a Master-Detail or Lookup Relationship custom field with accounts:
- Address Type
- Full Street Address (F)
- Address Line 1
- Address Line 2
- Address Line 3
- Address Line 4
- Full Zip Code (F)
- Zip Code
- Zip Code Suffix
- City
- State
- County
- Country
- Province
- Updates 26 reports to add search criteria for the "Origin Category" and "Origin Detail" fields and output columns for "Origin Category", "Origin Detail", "Do Not Contact", and "Email Opt-Out".
- Fixes an issue where there was no data type validation when doing a Self Import (or Account Batch Update) when also importing transaction related data where there was an account custom field with the data type of "Date".
- Fixes an issue where including an apostrophe ( ' ) in the "Account Name" field of the All Accounts page caused a system error.
- Fixes an issue where merging three accounts caused custom field data to not match between report results and the account detail page.
- Fixes an issue where the content of the "Itemized Donation Table" token would not reflect any style changes when printing a System Letter or Campaign Letter.
- Fixes an issue where MailChimp stats were not being pulled into NeonCRM.
- Fixes an issue that caused campaign emails to take a long time to send if there was a large amount of content in the email.
- Fixes an issue where any text that came after an emoji was stripped from note fields, email subject lines, and external email communication history.
Dashboards & Widgets:
- Fixes an issue where the font color used for the "Donor Attrition Rate" in the Fundraising KPI's widget did not accurately reflect the displayed statistic.
- Fixes an issue where saving a saved report as a new report retained the original system user's name in the "Created by" field in the Saved Reports widget.
- Fixes an issue where events with a start/end time on the same day were not displayed on the Event Calendar widget.
Forms & Pages:
- Fixes an issue where "Facebook" was displayed for the page title if the Campaign or Event was using an uploaded template without the <title> tag defined or if the template was built with the old template builder and Social Network Sharing was enabled.
- Fixes an issue where embedded Email Newsletter Subscription Forms did not redirect to a URL that was set as the exit page.
- Fixes an issue where a Last Status Message was not returned when syncing transactions to QuickBooks Online if the name contained foreign characters, an apostrophe in the first name, or if the shopping cart had both a parent and sub-membership.
- Fixes an issue where membership terms could not be deleted if they were used in a condition for a deleted Membership Due or Overdue system email schedule.
- Fixes an issue where totals displayed in the results for the Product Sales Report were multiplied by the number of Individual Types selected on the purchaser's account.
- Fixes an issue where an error was encountered when attempting to run a Custom Objects report where the object had many tables.
- Fixes an issue where including an apostrophe ( ' ) in a fulfillment note caused a system error.
- Fixes an issue where processing fees were added again to the "Total Charge" when the shopping cart was edited and saved without updating.
- Fixes an issue where combining the "Pledge Installment Expected" workflow trigger with individual/organization type in the filter caused the workflow to not trigger.
API & Developer Tools
- Fixes an issue where activities that belonged to other system users could be removed and updated through the API, even though the permission "Make Others' Activities Read-Only" was selected for the logged in system user.
- Fixes an issue where donation amounts could be viewed through the API even though the "No Access to Donation Amount" permission was selected.


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No Spanking Allowed
If you require at least three types of bitters in your drink, you've come to the wrong place. Your bartender at Boots won't be spanking mint over your mojito or whispering sweet nothings at your negroni.
Our bar has one of the best selections of fancy booze in Spokane, but we don't do "craft" cocktails — we do well-crafted cocktails. Fresh-squeezed juices. A good, stiff pour. Housemade mixes, Worcestershire and sangria. A focus on the best of the season (don't even thinking about asking for our house hot buttered rum in the heat of July). Prop yourself up at the bar, give us your parameters, and let's see what we can come up with.
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Crescent Moon Porcelain Pendant Necklace - Turquoise
$ 128.00
This crescent moon necklace is clean-lined and a simple statement of curvy elegance. Mounted to 14k gold-filled hardware chains, its length highlights the neckline.
This piece is hand-shaped with a beautiful wash of warm turquoise glaze for that beachy, golden goddess vibe. Subtle, but another piece that gets noticed frequently.
This necklace comes as a standard 18 inch length necklace. Leave a note at checkout if you would prefer it at 16 inches or 20 inches.


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Asbestos is a fibrous member of the silicate family that has long been recognized for its extraordinary ability to resist heat, flame, chemicals, and electricity. Although it was popular in ancient Greece and Rome, it did not regain widespread use until the Industrial Revolution. Because of its durability and insulating abilities, the 20th century saw asbestos used in everything from wall insulation and roofing tiles to automotive brake pads.
Asbestos, Mesothelioma, and Disease
In the 1950s, a team of doctors and researchers in South Africa found a cancer that was almost always caused by asbestos. This cancer became known as mesothelioma. Mesothelioma can attack the lining of the lungs, heart, abdomen, and even testes before aggressively spreading to other areas of the body. Besides mesothelioma, people exposed to asbestos also have a higher rate of lung and gastrointestinal cancers. It can also cause the lung disease asbestosis.
However, it was not until the 1970s that the Environmental Protection Agency, or EPA, recognized asbestos as posing a danger to humans. Still, it was not until 1989 that the Asbestos Ban and Phase Out rule came into effect. This legislation severely limits and regulates the use of asbestos.
Asbestos Exposure and Litigation
You do not have to work directly with asbestos to absorb these dangerous fibers. Older buildings, including schools, may still contain asbestos in insulation or ceiling tiles. As these structures age, they can release asbestos fibers into the environment.
Many people have participated in the mass tort litigation against large corporations responsible for covering up the dangers of asbestos and continuing to produce asbestos-laden products. It is important that victims of asbestos exposure fight for the financial compensation they deserve.
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To learn more about the history of asbestos, the threat of mesothelioma, and other asbestos-related topics, please fill out our contact form located at the top of the page today.


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From Johnny Cash and June Carter to Mates of State, pop music would be a duller place without the romantic tug-of-war between genders. Blasting the dull, grey layer from the boy/girl concept is Big Deal, comprised of Joshua Tree, CA's Kacey Underwood and London's Alice Costelloe. The friends-one-might-mistake-for-lovers make heartache and young lust universal experiences.
The cornerstone of Big Deal's sound is the uber-minimalist one-two punch of an alt-leaning electric guitar and a lonesome acoustic strum. Though composed of diametrically opposing musical notions, the overall aesthetic is as smitten and adorable as it is dark and sullen. Building on the genre's tried-and-true harmonizing, Big Deal fuses their voices into one gender-less beast that feels the relationship woes of each gender equally. There is no separation based on each sex's abilities to cope and express, just heaps of multi-faceted forlorn.
"Chair" sees the acoustic guitar become a sonic Kewpie doll, sweetly addressing rejection, while the electric guitar haunts the background like a maniacal ex. The lyrical content, specifically the line, "You don't trust me to sit on your bed, put me on the chair in the corner instead," is as succinct as any album track, simultaneously understanding their lover's demands and slyly trying to creep closer. "Talk" magnifies that sound, offering a grungier electric part while the acoustic part strikes a repetitive nerve. Once more, simple lyrics ("All I want to do is talk, but seeing you fucks me up") have mesmerizing levels of emotional impact. Any spark of happiness, as with "Cool Like Kurt", sounds nihilistic and deliciously underwhelming, with the only wish found in "Don't take me home, take me to your bed, I wanna be older." As if the rest of life would ever make all this better.
Pop music is all about romance, for better or for worse. Underwood and Costelloe have explored their broken hearts in a way that strikes at the core of all of us: love absolutely kills, but there's beauty even in expressing it.
Essential Tracks: "Chair", "Talk"


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Unique Auction: 43.com, 866.com, consulting.co.uk, Hotel.nl and more up for bids !
The domain name marketplace Undeveloped Domain Marketplace today announces to host a unique domain name auction in cooperation with the Domaining Europe conference, which will start 24th of May and last until 31th of May.
"We're auctioning 150 domains including the 5 most premium domains in the
following extensions .com, .de, .uk, .nl, .es and the .it extension that were never
before offered to the public. We're really looking to auction of the crème de la crème
domains out there." said Reza Sardeha, Undeveloped's founder and CEO.
Chinese end-users and domain investors will be very happy to learn that the
domains 43.com & 866.com will be exclusively available at the auction. For the
Dutch market Hotel.nl & Geschenken.nl (Gifts) will give end-users a unique
opportunity to own these premium domains and develop them.
"We're very excited to partner up with Undeveloped to host the biggest European
domain auction at the biggest European domain conference. At the official end of the
conference we'll open up the venue for end-users to drop by and bid live on
domains. We're expecting a great outcome from both local and international buyers."
said Dietmar Stefitz the founder of Domaining.es.
In the next three weeks Undeveloped will accept new submissions for the auction.
About Undeveloped: Undeveloped is a unique domain name marketplace where
domain buyers and sellers connect to each other. Today Undeveloped provides
access to millions of domains allowing anyone to find and secure the name for their
next project or business.
About Domaining Europe: DomainingEurope is an event, where many Top Level
Decision makers from the global Domain Industry meet,make Business and share
new tendencies, tools and knowledge. It enables the communication between
Registrars,Registries and most important Registrants. The shape of the domain
name market is changing on a global scale with new top-level domains launching
every week. How does this affect the local Domain market and specially the ccTLD's
and GEO-Domains.
Media Contact
Company Name: Undeveloped
Name: Reza Sardeha
Email Address: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: https://undeveloped.com


text: By Richard Sammon, Senior Associate Editor September 15, 2009 President Obama will get tacit, albeit largely reluctant, congressional support for an increase in the U.S. troop presence in Afghanistan. That will come despite declining U.S. public support for the war, criticism that the mission goals need greater clarity and demands for a clear exit strategy.There are presently 62,000 U.S. troops in Afghanistan, about double the level a year ago. Obama already added 17,000 troops earlier this year and will decide soon to send anywhere from 10,000 to 45,000 more. Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Michael Mullen essentially put lawmakers on notice about it Tuesday, despite opposition from leading Democrats who call it a wrong move and insist that Afghans need to take care of their own country now. Sponsored Content A White House decision to add troops is expected in a week or two. Mullen and others say the increase is needed to more effectively combat Taliban insurgents, wash out terrorists havens and stabilize a fragile government in Kabul, especially as other allied countries reduce their own military presence in the country, particularly Canada and Germany. The increase does not require formal congressional approval (a presidential order will do), and Congress won't contemplate cutting off funding or blocking the decision in any way. At most, there will be votes on nonbinding resolutions stating the U.S. commitment in Afghanistan is not open-ended and calling for more assistance from U.S. allies. That will be an easy vote for most everyone. Republicans will largely support a troop increase. But look for Democrats, including House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman John Kerry and others to call on the administration to set a series of benchmarks to measure success in defeating Taliban insurgents and rooting out al-Qaeda operations and al-Qaeda leadership. The administration will agree, as long as it gets plenty of discretion in how to interpret the benchmarks, which may include a sustained reduction in violence, reducing opium field production and increasing the number of Afghans in supporting roles. Congressional resolutions will be weak by design, with no penalty for missing benchmarks will be spelled out. The troop increase will no doubt create more friction with Democrats on the anti-war left, who supported Obama's campaign pledge to end the Iraq war in a timely manner. Obama, in one of his first major decisions as president, agreed with military commanders to increase the troop level in Afghanistan. The timetable for withdrawing most troops in Iraq is by 2011, although it is likely there will be thousands more at the same time in Afghanistan, which is far more difficult terrain than Iraq and where U.S. losses are mounting. Polling last month shows a majority of Americans have come to see the military mission in Afghanistan as not worth it and the exit strategy far from clear. That will remain the case for weeks unless Obama states the mission and exit strategy more clearly.


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I was woefully optimistic this morning about the lifespan of my cold - after one hour of sitting upright and doing work, I felt absolutely dreadful, and the day basically went downhill from there! I have to be patient, it's clearly days more before I'll be at anything like full strength....
Closing tabs:
Bad Romance.
A Brief History of a Musical Failure.
Douglas Wolk on Alex Chilton live.
Nico's opera is coming soon!
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