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A weekend where everything Blizzard is gushing out of everyone and we all rejoice and revel in our geekery.
For many reasons (that I will not detail here for fear of derailing this into something else), I thought it would be a good idea to just throw a handful of reminders/pointers to the internet and hope that the lucky people that will be in front of the mics at the different Q&As might have a chance to read all this.
If I've missed something or you've got more suggestions, feel free to comment!
Stick to the Golden Rule: keep it short, keep it simple
If you can't ask your question in a single sentence with less than 4 commas, you need to simplify your question.
Besides, if it's too complicated, the people answering your question will either focus on some key words of your ramblings and not really answer your question, or will ask you to repeat the parts that they didn't hear properly because they fell asleep in your preamble.
Also, a very long question that makes a lot of twists and turns can either confuse your audience or make you look like you're confused yourself.
Tip: Try to make your question fit in a tweet (or close enough to the length of it).
Do your homework
You don't want to be that person that asks a question and everyone in the audience knows the answer to it.
Check out previous Q&As with dev teams, check the Blue trackers on different sites, read up on the recent interviews that the devs might have done previous to the latest patch.
Or check this thread of player questions.
Heck, you can even find on YouTube some videos of Q&As from past BlizzCons.
And if you're going to ask specific questions (ex: a class-specific ability, or lore), make sure you've double-checked your info!
Come up with a bunch of questions
They'll remind you that it's only one question per person, but there's a strong chance that the person right in front of you will ask the burning question you've wanted to ask.
So have a few more ready and you'll be totally fine in case you're on the spot and need to switch your game.
Try to make them as interesting and as important as that #1 question that you really want to ask the devs.
Stick to a single question
We've got a limited amount of time to ask the devs as many questions as possible and there's people behind you that also want to ask their One Question to the devs.
Some of them have traveled from distant countries and paid hundreds of dollars just to have that chance of looking Ghostcrawler directly in the eye and ask him something about paladins.
You're hogging everyone's time by asking multiple questions, and you're not very polite.
Come prepared
Most of you have smart phones, right?
There's no shame in reading your question directly from it.
It's much better than stepping up to the mic and camera and suddenly discover you've got stage fright and completely forget your question. (Don't laugh - don't think it can't ever happen to you.)
Hey, you might even sound more confident when reading your question from your phone or a notepad rather than trying to recite your question, looking for words, and speaking them with a nervous trembling voice that everyone can hear.
If your question is obscure, try to have some sort of backup.
Remember what Jesse Cox did when he had that Gundrak question about the snake tail that's near the second boss of the instance?
He printed out a big screenshot to bring directly to Metzen and Kozak so they would know what he was talking about.
Yeah people laughed, but we got a definitive answer on a question that bugged a lot of lore buffs and an explanation on what happened there.
That's coming prepared!
No shoutouts
You're wasting our time and we don't care.
It used to be cute a few years ago.
Now it's just annoying.
No praise of developers
See previous comment.
Try to catch them when they're off-stage.
Or write them tweets.
Or forum posts.
Written words of praise stick with them longer.
No spoilers
There are ways to phrase your questions without spoiling big reveals.
If you're not sure if enough time has passed to consider a reveal to be a spoiler anymore, act as if it's still a spoiler anyways - the dev will decide when answering if it's still info that's worth keeping secret or not.
Don't be like that guy at BlizzCon 2011 that spoiled a character's death in a book that had been released only a few weeks prior to the event.
(Saying "Spoiler alert" 2 seconds before you spoil the info doesn't count, by the way.)
Ex: "What can we expect for the future of Jarod and Maiev Shadowsong after the events of the Wolfheart novel?"
That way, it doesn't say specifically what happened to those characters during the novel and leaves enough space for the dev to answer the way that he wants.
Keep the feedback on the forums
If you're going into a long tirade or asking a question that contains subjective statements (ex: mages are a 2-button class, fix rogues cuz they're bad), keep it for yourself or the forums.
The Q&As are not the right place to start having discussions with the devs - they're there to give quick answers to quick questions.
There's forums, there's Betas, there's PTRs : these are the places to give your feedback directly to Blizzard.
Don't think that they don't see it because they're not acknowledging every bit of feedback.
These are the main feedback places and they have to take account of everything.
"Maybe this time it'll be different"
Sometimes you might think that asking a question at a different time, in a different light, to a different developer, might give you a different answer.
And you might have a chance to do so and actually get a different answer than the hundreds of times it's been asked before.
But probabilities are high that if you're asking about having Vanilla and Burning Crusade servers, you will get the same answer that we are given every single week for the last 5-6 years.
Try asking something different.
Try finding out exactly what you liked about those times and what made them special to you and ask about that instead.
Don't forget that there's also a bunch of live interviews that are always conducted in between panels by the MCs of the live stream.
And if they stick to the usual way of doing things of the past BlizzCons, they'll be taking Twitter questions to throw at whoever they're interviewing.
So have those questions handy and properly twitter-formatted and you can also get a chance to have them answered even if you're at home!
And now, a drinking game
If you're like me and you'll be staying home and watching all the World of Warcraft panels and Q&As, you'll want to spice up the atmosphere and liven up the mood.
So instead of cringing at all the questions that I already know the answers to, or simply the ones that come back year after year, I'm getting wasted. (It certainly was more entertaining when it did that for BlizzCon 2011!)
Nothing complicated or elaborate, of course.
People that make drinking games forget that rules are hard to follow when you're getting less and less sober.
Take a shot if in any Q&As you hear some of the following elements:
- player housing
- dance studio
- legendaries (take 2 if someone mentions that they "promised" a warrior one)
- shoutouts
- praise for Ghostcrawler
- question about Valor capping
- question about Conquest capping
- 2 questions instead of one
- 3 questions instead of one (take two shots)
- ask to bring back a dead character
- bring back Arthas (take two shots)
- bring back Illidan (take two shots)
- Tyrande as a misinterpreted and/or useless character
- complaining about dailies
- mention of Blizzard "forcing" players to do something
- Horde favoritism
- not enough content
- too much content
- bringing Hearthstone in WoW
- spending achievement points
- path of the titans
- revamping Outland
- revamping Northrend
- making Vanilla and/or BC only servers
Feel free to suggest any other topic that will force an eyeroll, a facepalm or a facedesk.
My personal poison will be Fireball Whiskey, because fireballs, cinnamon, and it's probably gonna be cold up here (Montreal) at that time of the year.
Remember that BlizzCon is our celebration and everything should be all in good fun, so have a great time!

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Brian Mohr and Emily Johson, SCARPA athletes and the folks behind the lens at Ember Photo and AdventureSkier.com, shared a few beautiful shots from last winter with write-ups. Enjoy!
Butter Cream, Gritz…Crystalline Micro-Pow! These were just a few of the names we gave the snow under our skis while enjoying turns in one of our farming neighbor's pastures last season. The dust-on-crust conditions from earlier that week had evolved into a surface of dense, crystalline powder that was well bonded to a firm 2-3″ base – and we had stumbled upon perfect conditions for ripping lower angle pastures. Someone counted off ten runs during our sunset session. Two thousand vertical. Cool.
Our pasture session was just the latest in a string of skiing adventures shaped by the especially thin-cover conditions prevailing in Northeast US last season. And while the snowpack remained stubbornly thin and the deep stuff was in short supply, it was by so many measures just another wonderful ski season – albeit one that forced us to be more creative than usual, to scramble when even a few snowflakes started to fly, and to slow down and simply enjoy what we had to work with.
Here are a few images to share that illustrate the thin cover therapy we endured:
Late October in Vermont we were enjoying our first sweet turns of the season on little more than a heavy frost.


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|Kyle Busch Wins ISM Connect 300
|Modified Season Sweep for Santos
|Bell Wins UNOH 175 Truck Series Race
|Mile Kyle: Busch Takes Pole for ISM Connect 300
|Short Track Extravaganza Set for Sept. 2018
|New England Themed Going Away Gift for Junior
Stewart-Haas to Bring Kurt Busch Aboard
Kurt Busch is back.
The 2004 champion of NASCAR's top series is returning to a premier organization, this time with a Stewart-Haas Racing team that won the 2011 championship with driver and co-owner Tony Stewart. SHR has called an announcement for Tuesday afternoon at the team's Kannapolis, N.C., headquarters to unveil the driver who will join Stewart, Kevin Harvick and Danica Patrick beginning in 2014.
SHR's pursuit of Busch has come to light in the past two weeks, and is being spearheaded by co-owner Gene Haas, who founded the organization before Stewart was brought on board. Haas will appear at SHR's announcement at 2 p.m. ET Tuesday, along with team competition director Greg Zipadelli.
Last week at Bristol, Zipadelli made no secret that the team wanted Busch in a fourth car, even though a month earlier the organization had chosen not to retain current driver Ryan Newman for the 2014 season.
"Gene is obviously a partner who started this many years ago. He's always liked Kurt. We talked about Kurt last year, putting him in the 39 (car), and things just didn't work out," Zipadelli said at Bristol. "It's really nothing that Ryan did wrong. He's done a great job, he's a good guy, heck of a driver. This just kind of got sprung on us 14 days ago or less, this kind of all came down."
Busch isn't the only major addition on SHR's radar. The team is also bringing in crew chief Rodney Childers to oversee Harvick's team beginning next season. Childers has won three NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races with Michael Waltrip Racing, most recently last month with Brian Vickers. Monday was Childers' last day with MWR.
There was no formal confirmation of any signings Monday by SHR, which deferred all questions to Tuesday's announcement.
Joining SHR caps a career comeback for Busch, who was thrust into professional wilderness after the 2011 season when he split from Penske Racing. After nearly a full season of racing with cash-strapped Phoenix Racing -- with which he nearly won at the road course in Sonoma, Calif. -- the Las Vegas native joined Furniture Row Racing, who he's carried into Chase contention. The team is currently 12th in points, but fifth in Wild Card standings because Busch does not have a victory on the season.
That quest for a first victory with Furniture Row -- and Busch's first victory since October of 2011 with Penske -- has been hampered by issues beyond the driver's control. A slow pit stop kept Busch from winning the Sprint All-Star exhibition, and a week later he suffered a dead battery while leading the Coca-Coca 600. Saturday at Bristol, he was again leading the race when he suffered what at first appeared to be a loose wheel, and turned out to be a bad wheel hub.
Beginning next season, Busch returns to a level where he should be able to contend for race wins and championships with more regularity. SHR has won 19 times since Stewart became part-owner of the organization prior to the 2009 season, including one each this year by Stewart and Newman. Three-time NASCAR champion Stewart is out for the remainder of this season with a broken leg suffered in a sprint car crash.
The hottest property on NASCAR's free-agent market, Busch had no shortage of options for 2014. Furniture Row had hoped to retain him for next year, and the driver had spoken with officials at Earnhardt Ganassi Racing about the No. 42 car which will become open when Juan Pablo Montoya parts ways with that organization after this season.


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Discovery Communications executive and April 15 Honors Convocation keynote speaker Jocelyn Sokolski Egan '84 reminded more than 100 of SUNY Oswego's top scholars of their potential and urged them to follow their respective roads to success, bumpy though they may be.
"Some paths are easier than others; few are level," said Egan, senior vice president of Discovery Solutions, the Discovery Communications division dedicated to network-wide advertising sales and partnerships.
A former strategist for Gillette, Frito-Lay and Pizza Hut campaigns, Egan stressed the importance of building a strong network to face life's hurdles. "I urge you to continue to give back to each other — professionally and through service," added Egan, a member of the School of Business Advisory Board and participant in the Oswego Alumni Association's NYC Career Connections program as well as the Alumni Sharing Knowledge program.


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It would be useful to quantify and name these things - experiences or conditions so that we can talk about them in a rational and reasoned way.
It's almost that we need an atheist dictionary that quantifies these liminal areas of belief - how are so called supernatural experiences explained in a naturalistic way?
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Direct sock printing,socks plotter, socks textile printer
Product Detail
Product Tags
Quick Details
- Type: Digital Printer
- Condition: New
- Plate Type: Screen Printer
- Place of Origin: Zhejiang, China (Mainland)
- Brand Name: COLORIDO-Direct sock printing,socks plotter, socks textile printer
- Model Number: CO-805
- Usage: Cloths Printer, socks/bra
- Automatic Grade: Automatic
- Color & Page: Multicolor
- Voltage: 220V
- Gross Power: 8000w
- Dimensions(L*W*H): 2700(L)*550(W)*1400(H) mm
- Weight: 250KG
- Certification: CE
- After-sales Service Provided: Engineers available to service machinery overseas
- Product name: Direct sock printing,socks plotter, socks textile printer
- Printing Material: chemical fiber /cotton/nylon socks,shorts, bra, underwear
- Ink type: acidity,reactive,disperse,coating ink all compatibility
- Print speed: 500pairs socks/day
- Warranty: 12 Months
- Print head: Epson DX5 Head
- Color: Customized Colors
- Application: suitable for socks, shorts, bra, underwear 360°seamless printing
- Print size: 1.2M
- Material: cotton,polyester,silk, linen etc all type of textile fabrics
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Product Description
Direct sock printing,socks plotter, socks textile printer
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One EPSON DX7 head
Effective printing Length
Effective printing diameter
Printing Speed
With a diameter of 80 mm, length is 500 mm production of socks 500 pairs calculation for 24 hours
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2700(L)×550(W)×1400(H) mm
Introduction of the printing process
Sublimation process:chemical fiber socks,shorts, bra, underwear --printing---sublimation heating 200℃---washing----fixing and setting
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Janie Haynes needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 277 designs submitted by 45 freelance designers.
Haynes Health
I am a for Holistic Health and Nutrition Counselor. I have just launched my nutrition practice called Haynes Health. http://www.hayneshealth.com ( I am changing the website so do not base it on the red color)
I am looking for a great logo for my website and for business cards and brochures.
I offer nutritional programs to help busy individuals manage stress, have more energy and lose weight by teaching them to prepare simple wholesome meals, understand how to eat healthy and achieve work-life balance.
The logo needs to appeal to the corporate, traditional audience and to a person who is into health and balance. I work with Corporate Executives and traditional Doctors but I also partner with a yoga and Pilates studio, as well as, a chiropractor. So, I need it to also appeal to both! Also, I will leave my cards and brochures in public areas as a form of marketing.
I like the logo on this website http://www.lisacummingshealth.com . She has a leaf as her logo. I would like to have an avocado, sunflower or something similar and incorporate the two "H"s (Haynes Health) in the logo.
Color: light blue and green. Like the colors on this website. However, I am open to other suggestions.
I do not want much yellow so, if use a sunflower please note.
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a few of these guys want to come and do a reading and hang some photos. They are asking for train fare, most of which could me made on corkage the night of but some would need to come from events. here is the very nice letter from the ed-in-chief.
Hi Ryan,
Hope you're well. This is Jack, editor in chief at Stimulus. Yannis
forwarded your email regarding the proposed event at the cafe. I think
Yannis mentioned that the kind of thing we would like to do would
involve displaying some photography as well as organising some poetry
readings at intervals throughout. We could also distribute some
printed literature. I am thinking the best time to do this would be
I am wondering if you could answer a few questions for me so I can get
a clearer idea of what is involved. How much space is available for
photographs? How long can they be displayed for?
Regarding the poetry readings, I have a friend in Edinburgh who can
assist in finding people to actually do the reading so that should be
fine. I would however need to send two people up to Edinburgh to
oversee the whole thing, myself to organise the photography, and
Yannis for the poetry bits. Is there a possibility that we can get
train tickets paid for? I think really that would be our only expense
as I would get the photographers to organise suitable prints of their
material and we have a supply of fixings and printed literature.
Thank you very much for this opportunity, and I will look forward to
hearing from you in due course.
Kind regards
Stimulus Literary Event
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ASVAB Scoring
When one has to appear for an exam, it is
necessary to understand it's purpose, how it is styled, what the
questions are and how it
is scored. Scoring of an exam is particularly important to set targets
for yourself and work towards those. Preparing for an exam without any
set targets in mind is like shooting arrows in the air. You fail to put
in efforts enough to bear results and before you realize where you went
wrong, it is too late.
When you have a score target in mind, you concentrate on achieving it. While you study and take practice tests, the target score is what limits your efforts and achieving it gives you satisfaction. If you do not achieve the score during practice, you work harder to achieve it. Moreover, if you set a high target for yourself, you shall strive to achieve it despite your shortcomings. On the other hand, if you do not set a target, you might not even work up to your full potential by having a relaxed attitude. Hence, it is very important to understand the scoring of ASVAB for achieving success in it.
ASVAB Subtests
The subtests of ASVAB are listed below. Each subtest contains different number of questions and has different time limits for the paper based and computer based versions of the exam.
- General Science (GS)
- Arithmetic Reasoning (AR)
- Word Knowledge (WK)
- Paragraph Comprehension (PC)
- Mathematics Knowledge (MK)
- Electronics Information (EI)
- Auto Information (AI)
- Shop Information (SI)
- Mechanical Comprehension (MC)
- Assembling Objects (AO)
The AI and SI subtests are combined as one Auto and Shop Information
(AS) in the paper based version. The subtests are scored separately and
the scores are combined in different manners for different purposes.
ASVAB Scores
Through a statistical procedure called equating, the scores of ASVAB are balanced across different test forms and methods of administration. Hence, all the scores hold the same meaning, irrespective of how the test is taken. The following scores are reported for the military entrance test.
Standard Scores: These scores are reported for each ASVAB subtest. Standard Scores are scores relative to a national sample of test takers aged between 18 and 23. The Standard score generally achieved by 50% of test takers is 50 and that achieved by 16% of test takers is 60.
AFQT Scores: These are Armed Forces Qualification Test (AFQT) scores that are calculated and reported as percentiles ranging from 1 to 99. They are computed on the basis of four subtests
- Arithmetic Reasoning
- Mathematics Knowledge
- Paragraph Comprehension
- Word Knowledge
Since these are percentile scores, they are representative of your
performance relative to the performance of a sample group. A study was
conducted in 1997 for setting norming standards for calculation of AFQT
scores. The sample consisted of 6000 American 18-23 year old youth. If
you obtain an AFQT score of 85%, it shows that you have scored better
than 85% of the participants of the study.
Composite Scores: These are scores obtained by combining different Standard Scores. The Composite Scores are used for different purposes and are computed using fixed rules or formulas.
How are ASVAB Scores Used?
The scores obtained in the exam are used for the following purposes.
- Enlistment Eligibility
The AFQT scores are used to determine the eligibility of a candidate
for military jobs and scoring requirements vary for different Services.
The categories of AFQT scores according to the percentile ranges are as
Category Percentile Score Range
Those who score in AFQT score category IIIA or higher are eligible for enlistment opportunities. The overall ASVAB qualifying score is 36 if you receive your education from a high school and 65 if you have a GED (General Educational Development) degree.
- Assignment of Military Jobs
A process called classification is used to assign military jobs. The
ASVAB scores are used to enable each applicant to obtain the job best
suited to his capabilities and for meeting the requirement of filling
the correct job option with the most suitable candidate.
For matching the capabilities of applicants with the requirements of different jobs, composite scores of different subtests are used. The subtests are considered according to the different demands of diverse Services and each Service authenticates the set of subtests best suited for the corresponding professional demands.
For instance, Air Force considers four composite scores based on set computational formulas.
- Mechanical AR+2(PC+WK)+MC+AS
- Administrative 2(PC+WK)+MK
- General 2(PC+WK)+AR
- Electronic AR+MK+EI+GS
For each of the following composite scores as well, there is a formula.
The Army Composite Scores are General Technical, Clerical, Combat, Electronics Repair, Field Artillery, General Maintenance, Mechanical Maintenance, Operators/Food, Surveillance/Communication and Skilled Technician.
The Marine Corps Composite Scores are Mechanical, Clerical, General Technician and Electrical.
The Navy Composite Scores are General Technician, Electronics, Basic Electricity and Electronics, Engineering, Mechanical1, Mechanical2, Nuclear, Operations, Hospitalman and Administrative.
- Career Exploration Aid
The ASVAB Career Exploration Program is meant to help students
understand civilian and military professional characteristics. It helps
them in self-assessment and understanding how fit they are for
different professions. Hence, the program guides students to choose a
profession that is best suited to their abilities.
Eight subtests are administered under this program; the Assembling Objects subtest is not administered. Three composite scores known as Career Exploration Scores are reported. These are
- Verbal Skills
- Math Skills
- Science and Technical Skills
An ASVAB Summary Results sheet is made available to students and counselors for understanding scores better. The Career Exploration Scores, Standard Scores and score bands are reported in this Summary Result sheet. It also contains explanations of the scores and how they can be used.
You can take a retest if you wish to do so due to any reason. The condition on the first and second retests is that each can be taken after a minimum time of one month after the preceding test. The third retest and any subsequent retest can be taken after a minimum gap of six months. This is applicable to both the student test and the enlistment test under the Career Exploration Program and Enlistment Testing Program respectively.
Retesting is not easy; studying the same syllabus the second time around can be tedious and requires a lot of motivation. Besides, you shall have to wait for long before you can take your third retest. Hence, you should put your best foot forward in the initial attempts itself.
How to Obtain the Maximum Possible Score
For obtaining the maximum possible score, you need to be systematic in your approach. The first and foremost requirement of preparation is understanding the details of the exam. You should then contact your recruiter to clarify any doubts you have and to check the other eligibility criteria. Only after these initial steps should you go ahead with preparation. Learn about the exam pattern and the score required for your choice of profession. This shall make you more focused and hence you shall prepare better. Going ahead with preparation without these preliminary steps shall be imprudent.
Obtaining a high score shall place you in a position in which you can make your own decisions and join the Service of your choice. On the other hand, if you score low, you are left at the mercy of others to make decisions about your future. It shall only be in your best interest to motivate yourself to prepare well for the exam.


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Pay-TV Providers Bid to End Sports Networks' Win Streak
Cable and satellite-TV providers have complained for years about the rising cost of sports programming. Now, armed with detailed new viewing data that they claim show most subscribers aren't big fans, they are beginning to fight back. Matt Futterman. Photo: AP.
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In this activity, learners replicate the scientific processes of observing, forming an explanation, revising and communicating about a model of a comet. Learners construct a model of features of a comet using an assortment of common craft supplies.... (View More) This activity relates to several NASA comet missions such as Deep Impact, Stardust, Stardust-NExT, and EPOXI and can be used to emulate a process that scientists and engineers follow on all missions. (View Less)
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Learners can read about the Deep Impact mission to encounter comet Tempel 1, including the mission, the experiment, results, the comet, the team, and how the results were transmitted back to Earth. Includes pre- and post-encounter fact sheets.
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This is an activity about mission planning. Learners will use the roles of a navigation team, spacecraft, comet, Earth, and Sun to simulate how mission planners design a spacecraft/comet rendezvous. This activity requires at least four active... (View More) participants and a large open space. Includes mathematics extensions. (View Less)
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This is a game about light curves that will test your ability to figure out things about an asteroid from just a graph of its brightness. Astronomers use telescopes to collect light curves - measurements of the brightness of distant asteroids over... (View More) time. It is part of the Killer Asteroids Web Site. The site also features a background overview of the differences between asteroids and comets, information on different types of asteroids (rubble piles vs monoliths), a discussion of how at risk Earth really is to an asteroid or comet impact, and background information on light curves. (View Less)
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Learners will take and then compare the images taken by a camera - to learn about focal length (and its effects on field of view), resolution, and ultimately how cameras take close-up pictures of far away objects. Finally, they will apply this... (View More) knowledge to the images of comet Tempel 1 taken by two different spacecraft with three different cameras, in this case Deep Impact and those expected/obtained from Stardust-NExT. This lesson could easily be adapted for use with images from other NASA missions. (View Less)


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Johnson City, Tenn. -- The East Tennessee State University athletic department announced today that Michael Bauer has signed a National Letter of Intent to join head coach Tony Skole's baseball program for the 2002 season.
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At the plate, the Kingsport, Tenn. native, is hitting .447 with 25 RBIs for head coach Donnie Wall. He has also swiped 13 bases.
"We are extremely excited to have Michael in our baseball program," Skole said. "Michael really came on strong this year and has a very bright future ahead of him. We are pleased to have another fine pitcher in our program from Sullivan South High School. Michael has unlimited potential and will make an immediate contribution to our pitching staff."
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Aug 6, 2012 – Activists from National Akali Dal, a regional Sikh political party, in New Delhi, hold swords and shout slogans during a protest against Sunday's shooting at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin.
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this post misstated the number of people who died in the Aug. 5 shooting at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin. This post has been updated.
Members of Sikh communities throughout the United States, India and elsewhere as well as supporters expressed anger and sorrow in the wake of the fatal shooting at a Sikh gurdwara in Oak Creek, Wis. The incident also renews concerns about violence believers have endured since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
"The children were downstairs, in Sunday school. The women were in the kitchen nearby, cooking the weekly meal that is free to all. And the gunman was striding into the wide-open Sikh Temple, bent on killing as many people as he could. Then came the shots, ripped off," Milwaukee's Journal Sentinel reported.
Oak Creek Police Chief John Edwards said the incident is being treated as an act of "domestic terrorism,"didn't provide specifics about what prompted this designation. "But FBI representatives later backed away from that categorization, saying they were still investigating motive," Milwaukee's Journal-Sentinel reported.
Police say the shooter killed four people inside the gurdawara near Milwaukee and two more outside, where he exchanged gunfire with an officer. UPDATE: He committed suicide by shooting himself in the head after he was wounded in the stomach, the FBI disclosed on Aug. 8
. Wade Michael Page, a military veteran who lived nearby, has been identified as the shooter and as someone who harbored extreme racial views.
The Sikh Temple of Wisconsin was established in 1977 in Milwaukee; the community consists of 350 to 400 people, according to the community's Web site.
View Photo Gallery: First off, Sikhs are not Muslims. This monotheistic religion, founded in 15th-centory Punjab (now North India and Pakistan), preaches equality of all mankind and peace. The faith, the world's fifth-largest organized religion, does not have clergy. Spiritual guides are known as gurus. There are more than 25 million Sikhs worldwide, including roughly 700,000 in the United States, according to the Sikh American Legal Defense and Education Fund.
"The congregation started in rental facilities in Milwaukee and established its first dedicated facility in 1999. It later bought 13 acres of land in Oak Creek and broke ground on the current temple in 2006," Reuters reported Sunday.
"I just want to say this temple was built a number of years ago and there have never been any problems with this temple," Oak Creek Alderman Dan Jakubczyk said in a statement posted on the Sikh Coalition's Web site. "They've been a plus to this city and to my district."
"There have been multiple hate crime shootings within the Sikh community in recent years and the natural impulse of our community is to unfortunately assume the same in this case. Let's let law enforcement investigate the case and as new facts emerge the dialogue can change. Americans died today in a senseless act of violence and Americans of all faiths should stand in unified support with their Sikh brothers and sisters," Sikh Coalition Executive Director Sapreet Kaur said in a statement Sunday.
There are roughly 700,000 Sikhs in the U.S., according to the Sikh American Legal Defense and Education Fund said about members of theworld's fifth-largest organized religion , which originated in 5th-century Punjab (now North India and Pakistan).
In a statement Sunday, the Embassy of India noted that it has communicated with the National Security Council in Washington, D.C. that its consulate general in Chicago has also been in touch with local authorities.
In a statement Sunday, President Obama said he was "deeply saddened" by the shooting at a Sikh gurdwara that killed six including the gunman.
View Photo Gallery: A gunman killed at least six people in Oak Creek, outside Milwaukee, before being fatally shot by police, authorities said.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney also offered prayers.
People gather at a candle light vigil at Cathedral Square in downtown Milwaukee, Wis., August 5, 2012.
"This was a senseless act of violence and a tragedy that should never befall any house of worship," Romney said in a statement. "Our hearts are with the victims, their families, and the entire Oak Creek Sikh community. We join Americans everywhere in mourning those who lost their lives and in prayer for healing in the difficult days ahead."
"In the United States, especially since the attacks of September 11, 2001, Sikhs have sometimes been confused publicly with Muslims, but they are not Muslim. In September 2001, an Arizona gas station owner, Balbir Singh Sodhi, was shot five times and killed by a man who was said to be seeking revenge on Muslims for the hijacked plane attacks on the United States," Reuters reported.
"The East Valley Tribune reported that Mr. Roque shouted, 'I stand for America all the way,'' as he was handcuffed. And while the police have not declared that the shootings were motivated by the victims' ethnicity, they have notified Federal Bureau of Investigation officials who investigate hate crimes," the New York Times reported in 2001.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center tracked Page for a few years. The alleged gunman was a member of End Apathy and Definite Hate racist white-power bands, the civil rights group reported on its Web site.


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By Suzanne Davis, Member, Board of Directors, The Bronxville Historical Conservancy
Jan. 23, 2019: Dozens of budding architects crowded into the Bronxville School gym on Sunday, January 13 for the second annual workshop, "Building Bronxville Brick By Brick." Designed to spark interest in Bronxville's rich architectural heritage, third through sixth graders and their families created models of village buildings out of LEGO blocks. The structures were then placed on a massive map of Bronxville on the gym floor, where they were admired and photographed.
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"Building with LEGOs really helped me connect with the village," said Hailey Gonzalez, who attended the unique learning event with her son Julian.
"You have a goldmine of architectural treasures in Bronxville," said architect Stephen Schwartz, the founder and creator of "Building Blocks Workshop." Last year, Schwartz in partnership with the Bronxville Historical Conservancy (BHC) identified more than 50 significant local buildings for each team of builders to recreate. The program was so popular that the BHC decided to sponsor it again this year and will likely make it an annual event.
The Bronxville Women's Club, 33 Avon Road and Village Hall were among the many buildings chosen for construction. Eight-year-old Tommy Hein said he picked the Bronxville Post Office because "it's a commonplace in Pokemon Go." Sixth-grader Thomas Henningson said he opted for the Reformed Church because he thought it would be "easy" to build.
Throughout the two-hour workshop, students and their parents scurried back and forth between work tables and large bins of multi-colored LEGOs. "I found myself getting into it as much as my kids. A little too much," joked Jeannie Kedas, who built the Pump House with her sons, Dimitri and Niko.
BHC Board member Jim Hudson organized the program for the Conservancy after Lorraine Shanley brought it to the board's attention. Hudson took most of the photographs that helped the students recreate the buildings. BHC Co-Founder Marilynn Hill and Board member Ellen de Saint Phalle recorded the architectural details for each structure. Board member Nancy Vittorini designed all of the promotional materials, and Village Historian Ray Geselbracht contributed information from the library's history center. Other BHC LEGO committee members included Michelle McBride and Suzanne Davis.
Upon completion of the workshop, each participant received a printed guided walking tour of the village and encouraged to embark on a Bronxville architectural treasure hunt.
By Suzanne Davis, Member, Board of Directors, The Bronxville Historical Conservancy Jan. 23, 2019: Dozens of budding architects crowded into the Bronxville School gym on Sunday, January 13 for...
Ballet Arts-The Performing Arts Center of Southern Westchester
Established in 1977, Ballet Arts-The Performing Arts Center of Southern Westchester offers a complete program of Performing Arts education for all ages. 28 teachers conduct over 60 classes per week including Ballet with piano accompaniment, Jazz, Ballroom, Tap, Irish Step, Lyrical Dance and Hip-Hop. New this spring is Creative Movement and Story Time Dance for 2 and 3 year old boys and girls. Fitness classes include Zumba, Pilates & personal training. Classes are available for students ages 2 to Adult in every skill level. Private Dance, Voice & Instrument Lessons at our studio or in your home are available by appointment. Seasonal and Summer Performing Arts Camps.
Themed Birthday Parties-Children and parents enjoy play dance and music with our staff-you have fun and we'll clean up.
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Greenburgh Nature Center
The Greenburgh Nature Center is a 33-acre wooded preserve in Scarsdale, New York. It has trails, pond, gardens and a live animal museum. They offer birthday party packages.
99 Dromore Road Scarsdale,New York 10583914-723-3470
Groove is a "family-friendly music and arts studio offering eclectic, enriching programs and events for kids and their grown-ups." They offer a variety of fun classes and also have a birthday party program.
157 Larchmont Avenue Larchmont, New York 10538914-834-3383
GymCats Gymnastics
Gymcats is an 8700 sq. foot fully equipped facility that has been serving Westchester for over 30 years. They offer beginner through advanced gymnastics instruction for girls & boys ages 18 months & up. They also offer birthday parties, private lessons and summer camp. Their friendly and energetic staff is always focused on SAFETY, FITNESS & FUN. "Our goal at GymCats Gymnastics is to build a physical and mental foundation for all sports and to promote athleticism and good health through participation in gymnastics."
GymCats GymnasticsOne Odell plaza, Yonkers, 10701Exit 9 off the Saw mill River Pkwy.914-965-7676www.gymcats.net
Hampton Balloon & Party Rental
Hampton Balloon & Party Rental is not just in the Hamptons anymore. We also serve Westchester and Fairfield Counties.
Our thirty-three year old business has grown to be the largest supplier of entertainment on the Eastern End of Long Island and is rapidly growing in Westchester and Fairfield County!
We provide balloons & decorating, mechanical rides and props, rental equipment, linens and more! We also do school and corporate events.
Contact Us today and let us help you make your event a big success!
Lawrence Farms Orchards
Lawrence Farms Orchards is a family owned and operated fruit and vegetable farm in Newburgh, New York. They offer "pick your own" fruits and vegetable and have a "Little Village" reminiscent of an old fashioned New England town. They have festive holiday events and offer birthday party packages.http://www.lawrencefarmsorchards.com/39 Colandrea RoadNewburgh, New York 12550845-562-4268
Little Gym
The Little Gym offers movement, music, gymnastics and much more to help develop motor skills in young children. They have various locations, the closest of which is in Scarsdale. They also offer birthday party packages.
http://www.thelittlegym.com/ScarsdaleNY/Pages/default.aspx777 White Plains Road, Shoppes at Eastchester Scarsdale,New York 10583914-722-0072
Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk (CT)
For an "otterly cool" birthday, celebrate at The Maritime Aquarium in nearby Norwalk, CT. Party packages for children ages 4 to 12 include a private room you can decorate; your own tour of the Aquarium's exhibits, animals and touch tanks; a craft and a special tee-shirt for the birthday boy or girl so everyone will know he or she "seal-a-brated" at the Aquarium. Food available from our on-site caterer or bring your own. Traveling Birthday Parties: the Aquarium can come to you. Invite some crabs and critters to your home for a birthday party your guests won't soon forget! Children will have a great time, get to touch the animals and learn something too. Reservations required.
10 North Water StreetNorwalk, Connecticut 06854WebsiteReservations: 203-852-0700, ext. 2206.
Musical Munchkins
Musical Munchkins helps children ages 6 months to four years learn "the fundamentals and joy of music." They have a number of locations, the closest of which is at the Asbury Church on Scarsdale Road. They offer a variety of fun classes and also have a birthday party program.
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Asbury Church167 Scarsdale Road @ Bronx River ParkwayDirector: Eileen Oddo
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The Nature of Things
The Nature of Things, begun in 1982, is "an environmental outreach program that presents quality live animal presentations to schools and centers throughout the greater Metropolitan areas in New York and Connecticut. They can also help you celebrate a child's birthday "with animals from all over the globe." You provide the location and they will bring the animals. The birthday parties are one hour and include 10 to 12 live animals, songs and games.http://thenatureofthings.com/7 Super Hill RoadNorth Salem, NY email@example.com
Bronxville Public Library
The Bronxville Public Library offers story hours for young children and other special events. All of the Children 's Room programs for young children require registration in person one week in advance.
201 Pondfield Road (Midland Avenue & Pondfield Road)
Huguenot Childrens' Library
The Huguenot Childrens' Library is housed in a charming brick structure built in 1869 - - "the first brick house in New Rochelle." The Library includes "books, computers and activities just for kids." Outside the Library is a "new, state-of-the-art playground." You can spend part of the morning enjoying the Library and the rest at the playground. If you're lucky, the ice cream truck will arrive, providing an extra special treat for the kids.
794 North AvenueNew Rochelle, New York914-632-7878
Tuckahoe Public Library
The Tuckahoe Public Library makes for a fun outing for toddlers. The Children 's section of the library includes a train set as well as computers and puzzles set out on low tables. There are many books that are displayed and easily accessible for reading to your toddler. The Library also offers special events and programs for children.71 Columbus AvenueTuckahoe, New York 10707914-961-2121914-231-3151Website
White Plains Public Library
The White Plains Public Library has a great children 's section called "The Trove." It includes a special area for toddlers and young children with a play kitchen, interactive toys, computers and books. It also has an activity room where children can do crafts such as decorating paper animals. There is much to keep a young child occupied and stimulated. The Library also offers numerous programs for children of all ages.
100 Maritime AvenueWhite Plains, New York 10601914-422-1476
Established in 1977, Ballet Arts-The Performing Arts Center of Southern Westchester offers a complete program of Performing Arts education for all ages. 28 teachers conduct over 60 classes per week including Ballet with piano accompaniment, Jazz, Ballroom, Tap, Irish Step, Lyrical Dance and Hip-Hop. New this spring is Creative Movement and Story Time Dance for 2 and 3 year old boys and girls. Fitness classes include Zumba, Pilates & personal training. Classes are available for students ages 2 to Adult in every skill level. Private Dance, Voice & Instrument Lessons at our studio or in your home are available by appointment. Seasonal and Summer Performing Arts Camps. Themed Birthday Parties-Children and parents enjoy play dance and music with our staff-you have fun and we'll clean up.
Sheran Daniele, Founder & Artistic Director. 504 Fifth Avenue, Pelham914 738 8300www.ballet-arts.net firstname.lastname@example.com
Concordia Conservatory
Concordia Conservatory, a preeminent center for music education in Westchester County, is a welcoming community where children and adults find lifelong inspiration and joy through learning, performing, listening to, and participating with others in music. Concordia Conservatory, a community outreach division of Concordia College, offers top quality music programs for early childhood, youth, adults and seniors. The Conservatory's vision is to enrich the lives of the people in our community through music.
Executive Director: Kathleen Suss
Concordia Conservatory of Music & Art
Concordia College-New York
Phone: 914-395-4507
Crestwood Music Education Center
Crestwood Music Education Center, founded in 1987, has established itself as one of the most reputable and premier music schools in Westchester County with well over 800 students studying piano, guitar voice, Suzuki and much more. Their philosophy is to create a very positive, stimulating environment that gives each student the chance for creative self-expression. They believe in the importance of having a world-class faculty with extensive education as well as the teaching and performing experience that can only found in America's finest music schools.
453 White Plains RoadEastchester, New York 10709914-961-3497
157 Larchmont Avenue (closest class location)Larchmont, New York firstname.lastname@example.com: Lesley Barovick
Hoff-Barthelson Music School
Hoff-Barthelson Music School is one of the largest community music schools in the country, serving more than 1,800 students. They offer after school and Saturday music programs and have a robust list of offerings. They also have programs aimed at young children from newborn to six years.
25 School LaneScarsdale, New York 10583WebsiteDirector: Joan Behrens Bergman
777 White Plains RoadShoppes at EastchesterScarsdale, New York 10583
Musical Munchkins of Westchester
Musical Munchkins helps children ages 6 months to four years learn "the fundamentals and joy of music." They have a number of locations, the closest of which is at the Asbury Church on Scarsdale Road. They offer a variety of fun classes and also have a birthday party program.
Bronxville/Crestwood Location:
Office Address: 40 Archer Avenuel, White Plains, NY
Over the Moon Music and More
Over the Moon Music and More is part of Music Together. Their goal is to "build on your child's natural enthusiasm for music and movement" and "help provide your child with the basic musical skills needed to enjoy school and social musical activities, and to study and instrument should he or she choose to do so." Their classes are for children from birth through kindergarten age; there are also a couple of Big Kids classes for 5, 6 and 7-year olds. They also have a program called Uke U which is a mommy-and-me ukelele class for children from 3 to 6 years of age. They have a number of locations, the closest of which is at the Tuckahoe Public Library.
914-722-2025 (Jackie Freimor)
Tuckahoe Public Library (closest class location)71 Columbus AvenueTuckahoe, New York 10707www.overthemoonmusicandmore.com Contact: Jackie Freimor
Scarsdale Ballet Studio
The Scarsdale Ballet Studio "offers classical ballet training" to students of all levels ages three and up. Students who are enrolled in ballet classes may also study Pointe, Variations, Jazz, Lyrical Dance and Contemporary Ballet (a fusion of classical ballet, jazz and modern dance)
696R White Plains Road Scarsdale, NY 10583 (Near Lord and Taylor in the Vernon Hills Shopping Center)WebsiteArtistic Director: Diana White
Shake, Rattle & Roll
Now Available at the Bronxville Women's Club! Super musical fun! Multicultural, high-energy music/dance classes for babies, toddlers and big kids (birth-6 yrs.) and their parent/caregiver. Lots of original, exciting, swinging music to sing, jump, twirl, bop and play to. We sing in many languages and use instruments from around the world to explore the rhythm and beat.Free Trial Class through June 5 - Summer Session in Bronxville begins June 14 - Register Now!
Bronxville Women's Club also Scarsdale, Pelham, New Rochelle & Larchmont Locations(914) 813-0743 www.shakerattleandrollmusic.com
The Diller-Quaile School of Music
Founded in 1920, the mission of the Diller-Quaile School of music is 'to teach music in a way that develops the innate musicality in each student and inspires participation for a lifetime." The School has an Early Childhood Department that "introduces small groups of children - - ranging in age from infants through seven years - - to music-making and visual art."
24 East 95th StreetNew York, New York 10128WebsiteContact for Early Childhood Department: Dorothy Appleton
Bronx Zoo
Founded in 1988, the Bronx Zoo is part of the New York landscape. The Zoo features over 4,000 animals and includes a Congo Gorilla Forest, a Himalayan Highlands Habitat and an indoor Asian rain forest. It is always a fun place for an outing. The Zoo is located at Exit 6 off the Bronx River Parkway.
718-367-1010 – General Information718-220-5100 – Zoo SwitchboardWebsite
Central Park Zoo
A visit to the Central Park Zoo can be part of a day "in the city" that can include a nice stroll through Central Park, a visit to the Zoo, lunch with some friends and play time in one of the Park's wonderful playgrounds. The Zoo includes a rain forest, an Antarctic penguin habitat and the Tisch Children's Zoo. It is easy to navigate and a lot of fun.
64th and 5th in ManhattanWebsite212-439-6500
Children's Museum of Manhattan
"The mission of the Children's Museum of Manhattan (CMOM) is to inspire children and families to learn about themselves and our culturally diverse world through a unique environment of interactive exhibitions and programs." The Museum offers many exhibits for children and also offers Early Childhood Classes (14 months to 3 years) and Enrichment Classes (3 to 7 years). It is a great outing for you and your children.
The Tisch Building212 West 83rd StreetNew York, New York 10024212-721-1234
The Greenburgh Nature Center is a 33-acre wooded preserve in Scarsdale, New York. It has trails, pond, gardens and a live animal museum. It tends to be best for older toddlers and young children.
Executive Director: William Lawyer99 Dromore RoadScarsdale, New York 10583Website914-723-3470
Lawrence Farms Orchards is a family owned and operated fruit and vegetable farm in Newburgh, New York. They offer "pick your own" fruits and vegetables and have a "Little Village reminiscent of an old fashioned New England town." They also have festive holiday events. Take a look at the website or call before you go to see what they are picking and what special events are planned.
39 Colandrea RoadNewburgh, New York 12550http://www.lawrencefarmsorchards.com/
The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk is great for children of all ages. You can see many marine animals from Long Island Sound and beyond including large sea turtles, sharks, jellyfish, seals and playful river otters. Seal show three times daily. Touch sharks, stingrays and intertidal animals at two touch tanks. Everything is at eye level for a child even if they are in a stroller. IMAX theater shows 40-minute nature films on a screen six-stories tall. Aquarium play space where kids burn off extra energy while big people rest. On-site cafeteria-style restaurant. If you want to make it a full day, after you finish at the Maritime Aquarium, take a short ride over to Stepping Stones Museum for Children (see separate listing for more information). There is also a very nice playground called Devon's Place right next to the Stepping Stones Museum.
10 North Water StreetNorwalk, Connecticut 06854Website203-852-0700
New York Botanical Gardens
The New York Botanical Gardens is a nice place to go for a scenic stroll with a baby, particularly if there is a special exhibit in the Gardens. It is also a great place to bring school-age children, who can enjoy the "Adventure Garden" or one of the many special events for children. Finally, the Gardens' puts on a special electric train exhibit during the Christmas holidays which is great fun for children and adults.
200th Street and Kazimiroff BoulevardBronx, New York 10468-5126http://www.nybg.org/
Museum of Modern Art
The Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan is another fun place to take a baby for a stroll. You'll enjoy seeing a new exhibit and your child will enjoy the stimulation of a new experience. Take the train to Grand Central and take a nice walk up to the Museum. Spend a couple hours taking in everything it has to offer. 11 West 53rd Street (between 5th and 6th Avenues) New York, New York 10019-5497 www.Moma.org 212-708-9400
Stepping Stones Museum for Children
The Stepping Stones Museum for Children features "interactive exhibits, educational programs and fun for the whole family." They have a toddler-only gallery where your children can climb on soft blocks. They also have many hands-on exhibits that your child will enjoy, including one room filled with flowing water and colorful balls. This summer they had an outdoor bubbles exhibit where kids could enjoy blowing bubbles into the air. This is a "must do" outing.
Mathews Park303 West AvenueNorwalk, ConnecticutWebsite203-899-0606
Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture
Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture is a "non-profit farm, educational center and restaurant." Its mission is to "demonstrate, teach and promote sustainable, community-based food production." They offer educational programs for children K-12 and have a Harvest Festival in October (October 13, 2007) which is fun for the whole family. The restaurant is called Blue Hill at Stone Barns and offers guests "a taste of the farm."
630 Bedford RoadPocantico Hills, New York 10591Website914-366-6200
Wave Hill
Wave Hill is a 28-acre public garden and cultural center in the Bronx overlooking the Hudson River and Palisades. It has a wonderful history. For example, Wave Hill House was originally a country home. It was rented by Theodore Roosevelt`s family in 1870 and 1871 and by Mark Twain from 1901 to 1903. It was deeded to NYC in 1960. It has beautiful gardens and many educational programs. It even offers family art projects. It is a lovely place for a stroll in the spring.
West 249th Street and Independence Avenue (front gate)675 West 252nd Street (mailing)Bronx, NY 10471-2899718.549.3200Website
Bryant Park
If you're planning a day trip to New York City, you might want to consider making a visit to Bryant Park. Located an easy walk from Grand Central, the Park offers a french-style Carousel and an outdoor reading room, which holds reading programs for kids and has kid-sized furniture. The Park also has a skating pond for some winter fun.
The Park is situated behind the New York Public Library in midtown Manhattan, between 40th and 42nd Streets & Fifth and Sixth Avenues212-768-4242Website
Bronxville School Playground
The Bronxville School has an 8-acre area that includes playing fields, a track and a playground. The playground includes swings, slides, climbing rocks and other equipment. It is particularly well suited for school age children.
177 Pondfield Road Bronxville, New York 10708
River Lake Park
River Lake Park is the 21-acre park that extends along the western edge of Bronxville, bordering the Bronx River. It includes a path for walking and biking. It is a nice place for a stroll with babies and young toddlers who will enjoy seeing the ducks and geese on the River and watching others biking and running.
Sagamore Park
Sagamore Park is a .63 acre playground located on the east side of Sagamore Road. The playground includes slides, swings, a sandbox, a basketball hoop and some open space to ride on the push toys that are left in the park for all to use. It is great for babies and young toddlers.
Main Street Park in Tuckahoe
This is a small "no frills" park on the end of Main Street in Tuckahoe that is closer to the Mobil Station. It has a small jungle gym with two slides and a swing set with two baby swings and one regular swing. The park is small and contained and appropriate for young toddlers.
Elena email@example.com
Established in 1977, Ballet Arts-The Performing Arts Center of Southern Westchester offers a complete program of Performing Arts education for all ages.
504 Fifth Avenue, Pelham914 738 8300
The Scarsdale Ballet Studio "offers classical ballet training" to students of all levels ages three and up. Students who are enrolled in ballet classes may also study Pointe, Variations, Jazz, Lyrical Dance and Contemporary Ballet (a fusion of classical ballet, jazz and modern dance)
696R White Plains RoadScarsdale, NY 10583914.725.8754Website
Tuckahoe Youth Association
The Tuckahoe Youth Association ("TYA") is a chartered Babe Ruth baseball and softball program that goes from T-ball to the Majors.
Eastchester Little League
Eastchester Instructional Basketball League (EIBL)
The Eastchester Instructional Basketball League is an instructional league that "emphasizes learning and fun." The league is for boys and girls in grades 4-8. Eastchester Recreation Department
40 Mill Road Eastchester, New York 10709 914-771-3311 Website
Bikram Yoga Larchmont
2444 Boston Post RoadLarchmont, New York 10538914-833-9703Website
Bikram Yoga at Yoga Spa
321 East Main StreetElmsford, New York 10523914-345-9642
Body Fit
firstname.lastname@example.com Scarsdale AvenueScarsdale, New York 10583914-725-9400Website
Center for Movement
846 Scarsdale AvenueScarsdale, New York 10483914-722-7646Website
Changes Personal Training
Gerald DeCarlo Tuckahoe, New York914-337-4200
16 Columbus AvenueTuckahoe, New York 10707914-771-7680Website
Dynamic Personal Training
Michael Paccetti and Joseph Netrda7 Sunnyside TerraceEastchester, New York 10708914-961-1500
Equinox Fitness
500 White Plains RoadScarsdale, New York914-472-9000Website
Move Fitness
72 Palmer AvenueBronxville, New York 10708914-771-9771Website
Phoenix Fitness Club
135 Marbledale RoadTuckahoe, New York 10707914-961-6900Website
Yoga Haven
email@example.com Main Street, 2nd Floor Tuckahoe, New York 10707914-337-1437Website
Eastchester Blue Devils (Pop Warner) Football
The Eastchester Blue Devils Football is an organized youth football and cheerleader program for boys and girls ages 6 to 14.
Cherry Lawn Driving Range
Cherry Lawn Driving range is a good place to practice your shots if you don't have time for a full round.
869 Weaver Street New Rochelle, New York 10804 914-636-9395
Lake Isle
Lake Isle is an Eastchester Town-owned facility that is open to all residents and a limited number of non residents. Town residents are defined as those people whose "permanent and primary domicile is located within Eastchester, Bronxville, or Tuckahoe. " Along with five swimming pools and eight Har-Tru tennis courts, they have a par 70, 18-hole championship golf course. Fees for non-residents are higher than for residents.
Website 660 White Plains Road Eastchester, New York 10709 914-961-3453
Saxon Woods Golf Course
The Saxon Woods golf course was designed by Tom Winton and opened to the public in 1931. Today, all 18 tees have been renovated, along with several greens. There is also a new restaurant and concession at the course. It is a public course
Website 314 Old Mamaroneck Road Scarsdale, New York 10583 914-231-3461
Sprain Lake Golf Course
Sprain Lake Golf Course was also designed by Tom Winton. It is characterized by "small greens, rolling terrain and a number of highly challenging holes, with an abundance of water hazards and difficult shots." All 18 tees have been renovated and expanded and the 10th and 13th greens have been upgraded. It is a public course.
Website East Grassy Sprain Road Yonkers, New York 914-231-3481
Siwanoy Country Club
Siwanoy is a private country club in Bronxville that offers swimming, tennis, paddle tennis, dining and golf.
Website Pondfield Road Bronxville, New York 10708 914-337-3840
Spotlight Gymnastics
Spotlight Gymnastics was founded in 1986 "to provide gymnastics training for children of all ages and abilities.
email@example.com 901 Pelhamdale Avenue Pelham Manor, New York 10803 914-738-7305 website
Twin Lake Farm
960B California Road Eastchester, New York 914-961-2192
Westchester Skating Academy
The Westchester Skating Academy was built in 1996 and has become "the premiere skating facility in the Westchester County area." It offers all levels of instruction and competition in skating and the sport of ice hockey including youth and adult leagues and instruction.
Bronxville Youth Lacrosse Association
The Bronxville Youth Lacrosse Association (BYLA) is a parent-run Bronxville lacrosse league.
KI Martial Arts
(914) 961-1111 Sensei Vladimir Zolottev
Paddle Tennis
The Village of Bronxville has four lighted Reilly paddle tennis courts which are available to residents and non-residents for a nominal permit fee for the season. Permits and all information pertaining to paddle can be found at www.bronxvillepaddle.com or by visiting Bronxville Village Hall.
Eastchester Youth Soccer League
The Eastchester Youth Soccer League is a soccer program for "town residents in Kindergarten through 9th grade." The league is held at various town and school fields in the fall and spring.
The Patriots "Football" Club
The Patriots "Football" Club was founded in 1996 by Don Cupertino. It was founded as a premier division of the Eastchester Youth Soccer Association but is now a standalone organization. The Club fields 13 teams with over 200 players from Westchester and surrounding counties. They are hosting tryouts for 2007-2008 on Saturday October 27 and November 3, 2007 at Tibbetts Brook Park Turf Field #3.
Westchester Youth Soccer League
The Westchester Youth Soccer League (WYSL) was established in the 1970s. It is an affiliate of the United States Soccer Association, which is a member of the United States Soccer Federation, the governing body for soccer in the United States. The WYSL sponsors Fall and Spring seasonal travel soccer for its member clubs, including a High School mini-season in the Fall, and a Select Program featuring summer tournament play.
Westchester Youth Soccer League 271 North Ave. Suite 206 New Rochelle, NY 10801 Phone: (914) 235-5110 Fax: (914) 235-5323
Agua Tots believes that "learning to swim is a life skill that every child should know." It is their goal "for all children, as young as possible to be safe and competent in and around the water." They want to instill "a love to swimming to all of [their] students while teaching them to respect the water."
2900 Purchase StreetPurchase, New York 10577 914-450-0526 www.aquatots123.com
Badger Swim Club:
Badger Swim Club is the only USA Swimming Level IV Club in Westchester County. There are only 33 such clubs in the country. The USA Swimming Club Recognition Program is a voluntary program that identifies and recognizes USA Swimming clubs for their commitment to excellence in operation, performance, and the support and development of USA Swimming.
Badger Swim Club
Rye YMCA
The Rye YMCA is a "family-oriented community service organization, which welcomes all people and promotes positive values through programs that build spirit, mind and body." They offer Aquatics for all ages, including Adult Swim Instruction and a Masters Swimming Program.
Rye YMCA 21 Locust Avenue Rye, New York 10580 914-967-6363 www.Ryeymca.org
Sarah Lawrence College
Sarah Lawrence College offers community swim and fitness classes for children and adults. Available classes listed online at www.GoGryphons.com/rec . Further questions 2-mail email@example.com.
Westchester & Fairfield Swimming & Lifeguarding
Westchester & Fairfield Swimming & Lifeguarding is a proud provider of American Red Cross Programs including Swim Camp, Lifeguard Training, CPR/AED and WSI (Water Safety Instructor). Swim Camp focuses on individual swim development and water safety for all levels and ages. Campers are instructed in small groups of similar age, skill and experience. Our staff includes seasoned American Red Cross Water Safety Instructors and Lifeguards selected not only for their expertise in teaching aquatic skills, but also their ability to provide exceptional role models for our campers. For the accomplished swimmer, WFSL makes a commitment to provide more than just job skills in the aquatics field, but to provide skills that could potentially save a life through Lifeguard Training, CPR/AED and WSI. With a commitment to "safety first, safety always!" WFSL trains students to be proficient in skill, prepared for emergency and professional in caliber."
Katherine firstname.lastname@example.com www.westfairswim.com
White Plains YWCA
The White Plains YWCA offers swim classes to children of all ages. This includes Wee Splash for 6 to 18 months, Wee Splash Too for 18+ months and Wee Fish for children ages 3 to 5. There are also more class options.
515 North Street White Plains, New York 914-949-6227 http://www.ywcawhiteplains.com/html/swim_classes.html
Badget Swim Club is the only USA Swimming Level IV Club in Westchester County. There are only 33 such clubs in the country. The USA Swimming Club Recognition Program is a voluntary program that identifies and recognizes USA Swimming clubs for their commitment to excellence in operation, performance, and the support and development of USA Swimming.
The Gael Aquatic Club
The Gael Aquatic Club is "a competitive age group swim club located at Iona College in New Rochelle, New York" It was formed in 1984 and its swimmers have been "state finalists, Eastern United States Swimming Zone All Star selections, All County high school swimmers and many USS meet event winners." They offer programs for children age 6 and up.
Director: Nick Cava email@example.com Coach, Brian email@example.com College715 North AvenueNew Rochelle, New York 10801-1890914-633-2323www.gaelac.com
YWCA Middies Swimming
The YWCA Middles Swim Team is a "fully sanctioned YWCA and USA Swimming program. It involves a year round commitment on the part of the swimmer including participation in meets." They offer four levels of professional instruction and training for swimmers six years and older. Over the past 21 years, they have had swimmers "qualify and swim in the Olympics, US Olympic Trials, the Olympic Festival, USA Nationals, US Open, National Junior Championships, Regionals and Zones and have attained many Top 8 finishes." Additionally, "the Middies have won the YWCA National Championships for the past 20 consecutive years and now hold many individual and relay records."
YWCA MiddiesWhite Plains YWCA515 North StreetWhite Plains, New York914-422-1585www.middiesswimming.org
The Bronxville Field Club
Established in 1926, the Bronxville Field Club is a private club with first class facilities for tennis, squash and paddle tennis and swimming. It offers a strong junior squash program.
The Bronxville Field Club 40 Locust Lane Bronxville, New York 10708 914-664-3585
Squash at Chelsea Piers
Squash at Chelsea Piers in Stamford, Connecticut features 11 international courts and 1 hardball doubles court, located within a beautiful and spacious private club setting. Chelsea Piers runs exceptional junior squash programs, clinics and and summer camp programs for beginner through and elite players. 2015 Summer Camp runs June 15 – August 28.
1 Blachley Road Stamford, CT 06902
Tuckahoe Squash
30 Elm StreetTuckahoe, NY 10707914-961-7529
Westchester Squash
Westchester Squash in Mamaroneck, which has four international courts, has squash programs for all playing levels from the recreational player to the nationally ranked junior. The club also hosts the Westchester Open and the Westchester Junior Open. It also offers a variety of membership options.
Westchester Squash 628 Fayette Avenue Mamaroneck, New York 10543 914-698-0095 www.westchestersquash.com
The Bronxville Field Club 40 Locust Lane Bronxville, New York 10708 914-664-3585 www.Bronxvillefieldclub.com
Lake Isle is an Eastchester Town-owned facility that is open to all residents and a limited number of non residents. Town residents are defined as those people whose "permanent and primary domicile is located within Eastchester, Bronxville, or Tuckahoe. " Along with five swimming pools and an 18-hole golf course, they have eight Har-Tru tennis courts. Fees for non-residents are higher than for residents.
660 White Plains Road Eastchester, New York 10709 914-961-3453 http://www.eastchester.org/departments/lakeisle
Pondfield Road Bronxville, New York 10708 914-337-3840 www.Siwanoycc.com
Village Tennis Courts
Bronxville has public tennis courts located in the heart of town. They are available for play mid April through November. Anyone willing to pay the fee is eligible to play. They offer private and group lessons for adults and children and also have a women's team that plays matches in the Westchester County Recreation League starting in the spring.
Court Reservations One Week in Advance Dorothy Adolph: 914-779-4023 (call Tues & Fri 9:00 – 1:00pm)
Court Reservations Same Week Tennis Center: 914-793-9629
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