text: Dingwall Camping and Caravanning Club Site (84 reviews) from £6.30 to £10.65 Per person/night Contact Us Book It 20%off pitch fees in September. Member only. More info Images Map Select Section Overview Explore the Highlands from this peaceful Scottish campsite. Our Club campsite at Dingwall sits at the head of the Cromarty Firth and is ideally located for exploring the Scottish Highlands and the wooded Black Isle. This pretty campsite caters for all unit types; it is well laid out and level, with many pitches bounded by trees and hedges, ensuring you're perfectly pitched to enjoy a relaxing break. The market town of Dingwall is close by offering a range of shops, a supermarket and restaurants. You can catch a train from here to Kyle of Lochlash on the West coast; a stunning route taking in some of Scotland's most beautiful scenery. If you enjoy walking, the Dingwall Heritage Trail passes the campsite and follows the River Peffery to a picnic area on the Cromarty Firth. Head to Evanton and Fyrish Hill for other walking opportunities. Wildlife lovers can spot dolphins at Cromarty, whilst Red Kites can be seen on the Black Isle. To view osprey, visit Udale Bay, part of the Firth shoreline where birdwatchers can also scan for waders and wildfowl. To sample the local culture, visit the Victorian spa village of Strathpeffer with the Highland Museum of Childhood or enjoy a tasting and tour at the Black Isle Brewery, Munlochy. Access and SatNav Advice There is a very poor TV reception on site, satellite TV is advisable. Worth Noting Please note there is restricted access to the site when Ross County FC are playing at home. Contact the site for details. WiFi 100% coverage cannot be guaranteed due to rural location, weather conditions and changing flora. These can cause variable signal strength. Hotspots are available. Prices. Facilities Dingwall has the following facilities on or around the site. Members' and non-members' caravans welcome Members' and non-members' trailer tents welcome Hardstanding with electric hook-up Grass only pitch (no electric) Flushing toilet Washbasins Dedicated accessible facilities Drinking water taps Washing Machines Ice pack freezing Payphone Coastal Grass only pitch for larger tents Members' and non-members' motorhomes welcome Members' and non-members' tents welcome Grass pitch with electric hook-up A well-sheltered site Showers Electric shaver sockets Chemical toilet disposal point Motorhome stop-off Dishwashing facilities Gas cylinders Pets welcome Club Site Wi-fi Reviews Review 1 |2 |21 |Next » Expand review Recommended: yes 4.7 Easy and quick access over railway into Dingwall, pleasant walk to all amenities,local... Ewan Brown (Club Member) stayed Aug 2014 This review is for Dingwall Easy and quick access over railway into Dingwall, pleasant walk to all amenities,local butchers bakers etc Towing: Easy Location: Country,Coastal,Secluded Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Groups,Active break,Peaceful break,Younger couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 4 Expand review Recommended: yes 4.7 Enjoyed our stay. Good for dog walks but don't let the dogs get in to the tidal muddy canal. Gavin and Pat (Club Member) stayed Aug 2014 This review is for Dingwall Enjoyed our stay. Good for dog walks but don't let the dogs get in to the tidal muddy canal.Hose available on site for cleaning them up.Town of Dingwall is a short walk away and easily accessed.Pitches were flat so did not require to chock wheels.Right next to Ross County football ground so access could be difficult on match days but other than that a great stopping point for Moray Coast , Caithness and Sutherland or trail to Ullapool.Will go back again. Towing: Easy Location: Town,Coastal,Secluded Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Active break,Peaceful break,Younger couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 4 Expand review Recommended: yes 4.7 booked into this site last minute whilst touring Scotland. burstnerbabes (Club Member) stayed Jun 2014 This review is for Dingwall booked into this site last minute whilst touring Scotland. Its an amazing gem of a site with wardens who are brilliant ambassadors for the camping and caravan club. The local town is lovely, and has the bonus of supporting local sustainability with the discount negotiated by the wardens for club members in certain local shops. Fabulous break - would recommend to all. On a slightly negative note the toilets and shower, which are kept immaculate, are a little dated and could do with a full refurbishment. Towing: Easy Location: Town Suitable For: Older couples,Peaceful break Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 4 Expand review Recommended: yes 5 We found this site in the book and was very happy with this facilites on the site and would... Mr and Mrs Owen (Club Member) stayed Jun 2014 This review is for Dingwall We found this site in the book and was very happy with this facilites on the site and would love return and do it all again thankyou letting us stay with you and we will pass this site onto our friends and see you again. 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Today most people consider the Ford Mustang to be the original muscle car. After all, it did start a revolution of sorts with companies building smaller cars with bigger engines to satisfy the appetite of the American consumer. Its seems to us that one legendary automaker, now more known for building your grandfather's car, was poised to begin the horsepower arms race in the early 1950s. Oldsmobile was part of the larger General Motors conglomerate that had strict marketing and production plans for its various monikers.
The cars that utilized a big V8 were strictly Cadillac and LaSalle models. The main reason they needed a V8 was to move their behemoth bodies around, but GM also felt it helped distinguish those cars as the top of the line models. Oldsmobile was about to shake things up in more than one way. For starters, if they were going to make a more powerful production car that was also exhilarating to drive then they were going to need a completely new car body to work with.
At that time, the company had the compact 76 series cars and the very large 98 series. The company decided to use the underlying chassis of the 76 series, put a brand new V8 under the hood, and design a body to mimic the space race era. This would all come together to be the Rocket 88 car that is now legendary and truly began the muscle car era way back when it was introduced in 1949.
Hit the jump for more details on the Rocket 88
Let's try and forget the full-size Oldsmobile 88 models that were produced all the way until 1999. That is not where the original idea of the 88 began and certainly not where the designers wanted to see their car end up. When Oldsmobile decided to add a new model to the lineup it began the search for what type of body it would use. At the time, General Motors was a virtual tool box of various car pieces and the designers decided to opt for a modified version of the Pontiac Streamline/Chevrolet Fleetline body. The new car slotted in right between those two by being longer than the Chevy and just shorter than the Pontiac. When saying that this was a "smaller" car for Oldsmobile, one must take that notion with a grain of salt. The car was 202 inches long and 75.2 inches wide making it much larger than some European counterparts.
Nonetheless, this new Oldsmobile had a few tricks up its sleeve and began to outpace its Pontiac and Chevrolet cousins. This was a chance for Oldsmobile to change its outlook and perception in the public eye and began to call its styling "Futurmatic." Even though the body style was rather progressive for the time, it was nothing new and had essentially been around for 10 years. Oldsmobile added some new vents under the front headlights and some nifty badges, but nothing crazy. The rocket hood ornament was even an option on the car, for which it would cost you $5.
Inside the Oldsmobile was a typical 1950's American sedan. Covered in layers of chrome, the dashboard of the Rocket 88 was basic, but included more functionality than the cheaper models from Pontiac and Chevrolet . A deluxe trim option was available which included a dashboard clock. Basic instruments were included, but options such as a radio were not cheap for the day and could run nearly $100. Taking a look on top of the steering wheel one will notice the transmission selector. Look even closer and you'll see that there is no position for park. The hand brake was the only way to bring these Rockets to a halt, but with the new engine under the hood, stopping was the last thing on your mind.
Rocket Engine
The newly developed advanced design group of Oldsmobile was taxed with creating a new overhead valve V8 engine. Towards the end of World War I, the chief researcher at General Motors was Charles Kettering. He had been developing a higher compression engine to replace the more popular flathead designs in use by most manufacturers. He felt that the higher the compression ratio than the more energy and engine could extract from the fuel while it burned. The first Rocket motor was a 303 cubic inch V8 that significantly outsized the former inline. The new engine was rated at 135 horsepower and 283 lb-ft of torque. The increased compression ratio also helped the car improve upon fuel efficiency by 10%.
Two interesting stories surround this engine beyond just its development. Charles Kettering was undoubtedly the inspiration and genius behind this new engine, but General Motors had a rule against naming engines after living people. This led to the Rocket name, which was originally disliked by many of the top Execs. Turns out that the name would be one of the most memorable in Oldsmobile history behind maybe Hurst/Olds and the 442. The engine's horsepower ratings are also a subject of debate and many feel that the engine was deliberately rated below the V8 Cadillac models.
Once the new Rocket V8 was mated into the car it became clear that Oldsmobile had created something special. The car could make the run to 60mph in roughly 13 seconds, which may sound slow today, but this was stunning in 1950. The car barreled pass 60 on its way to 97mph where physics eventually overtook the new rocket and did not allow the car to top over 100mph. In the end, the acceleration number could be beaten by some cars, but the Rocket would reach a higher top speed and others could beat its top speed, but took much longer to make it there. Oldsmobile had successfully created one of the fastest cars in America decidedly beating Ford and Chrysler models up and down the street.
Less impressive features of the car were simply standard for the time period. The mechanical drum brakes did bring the car to a stop, but there's no telling how long that might have taken from nearly 100mph. As typical with other American sedans, the Oldsmobile was heavy and sat on a softly sprung suspension system, making it roll heavily in any corner. Eventually anti-roll bars would be included on the sedan helping to improve handling.
Because Oldsmobile was able to produce this car so quickly and quietly, it was able to enjoy a period of no competition. The party was over by the mid nineteen-fifties when every other manufacturer had taken the OHV V8 design and made it their own. Dodge , Plymouth , Pontiac , AMC, and Lincoln all created similar models that eventually outpaced the Rocket. Making the problem worse was the fact that Oldsmobile eventually strayed away from the original idea of the car. It grew larger and more out of shape throughout the 1950s and eventually turned into the full-size sedan that we still see on the streets today. Even though this car was taken over by the competition, it holds its place in automotive history as the oldest muscle car.
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This soup is sublime. Because it is mainly broth with meat and cilantro, it's essential to use a good quality broth as the base (I used the turkey stock I made from my Thanksgiving turkey). Don't be afraid of the garlic; it infuses the broth with a subtle undertone. Do add minced jalapeno and/or scallion before you serve it, if the cooked jalapeno doesn't add enough zing. If you love simple broth-based soups with clear, distinct flavors and little else to distract you, this is a winner.
Yucatán Turkey Lime Soup
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This peppery soup is a local favorite at the weekly market in Merida, the capital of Mexico's Yucatán province. There, this luscious, simple broth is usually ladled over goat meat or chicken. It's equally delicious with turkey. Serve with warm corn tortillas.
Yield: 4 servings (serving size: about 1 3/4 cups)
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- Calories: 217
- Calories from fat: 28%
- Fat: 6.7g
- Saturated fat: 2.8g
- Monounsaturated fat: 0.7g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1g
- Protein: 32.4g
- Carbohydrate: 6.3g
- Fiber: 0.4g
- Cholesterol: 99mg
- Iron: 1.9mg
- Sodium: 304mg
- Calcium: 64mg
- 12 garlic cloves, crushed
- 4 (14 1/2-ounce) cans fat-free, less-sodium chicken broth
- 4 whole cloves
- 2 large onions, each trimmed and quartered
- 1 jalapeño pepper, quartered
- 3 cups chopped skinned cooked turkey
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh cilantro
- 1/4 cup fresh lime juice
- 4 lime wedges (optional)
- Combine first 5 ingredients in a Dutch oven over medium-high heat; bring to a simmer. Cover and cook 30 minutes. Strain broth through a colander into a bowl; discard solids.
- Return broth to pan; stir in turkey, cilantro, and lime juice. Cook over low heat 5 minutes or until thoroughly heated. Garnish with lime wedges, if desired.
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Brumbies forced to find new back row after Elsom blow
Chris Dutton The ACT Brumbies face a back-row crisis a month out from their first Super Rugby match with star flanker Rocky Elsom ruled out for at least the first four games of the season.
Giteau's Brumbies dice with danger
Chris Dutton Stand-in ACT Brumbies captain Matt Giteau has urged his teammates to have a go in their last trial match before the Super Rugby season kicks off on February 19.
Ashley-Cooper unhappy to be seen as the man who pushed Friend
Chris Dutton Adam Ashley-Cooper says he is upset by reports singling him out as being behind former Brumbies coach Andy Friend's sacking.
ACT coach hoses down extra pressure despite losses
Chris Dutton NELSON: ACT Brumbies coach Tony Rea has played down the escalating pressure on his team, but warned them not to underestimate a Canterbury Crusaders side running into form.
Rea banking on experience to end Brumbies slump
Chris Dutton Critics may wonder if the ACT Brumbies' coaching staff have misheard the old saying ''If it ain't broke, don't fix it''.
Brumbies end the agony thanks to boot of Giteau
Chris Dutton THE Brumbies snapped a five-game losing streak last night, but only just.
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Chris Dutton ACT Brumbies mentor Tony Rea will leave Canberra at the end of the Super Rugby season to chase another head coaching opportunity, and the franchise today announced that he will be replaced by South...
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Chris Dutton Jono Owen admits he was simply along for a "Contiki" ride on his first Super Rugby tour to South Africa last year.
Giteau moves to pivot for Brumbies
Chris Dutton Desperate for a Super Rugby victory, Brumbies coach Tony Rea has again shuffled the ACT back line ahead of the clash with the Natal Sharks in Durban on Sunday morning.
Brumbies punished with icy night drill
Chris Dutton ACT Brumbies coach Tony Rea's post-match verbal attack was nothing compared to what he put his players through last night.
Back line giant to add power to Jake White's Brumbies
Chris Dutton New ACT Brumbies coach Jake White wants to add some power to his back line next year and Cam Crawford is confident he can do exactly that.
Brumbies endures 'worst preparation'
Chris Dutton Just when ACT Brumbies fans thought things couldn't get any lower, coach Tony Rea declared this week as the team's "worst preparation" of the season.
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Chris Dutton They've got a four-month head start on every other team in Super Rugby, but ACT Brumbies recruit Ben Mowen says training in July is essential to winning back some respect.
Brumbies give up on O'Connor
Chris Dutton, Canberra Times The ACT Brumbies will no longer pursue the signature of boom Wallabies teenager for the 2010 Super 14 season.
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Chris Dutton, Canberra Times Injuries not form could derail the ACT Brumbies' bid to make the Super rugby finals for the first time since 2004.
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Miso Broth with Soba and Squash
A quick Japanese-style soup for fall and winter, this is as pleasing to the eye as it is to the palate. Use chopsticks for "slurping" the noodles.
Serves: 6
- 1 small butternut squash
- 3 cups water
- 4 ounces soba (buckwheat noodles), broken in half
- 1/2 to 1 teaspoon grated fresh ginger, to taste
- 2 cups strong vegetable stock or
1 15-ounce can vegetable broth
- 5 to 6 ounces fresh spinach, preferably triple-washed,
stemmed, rinsed, and coarsely chopped
- 1 cup frozen green petit peas, thawed
- 2 to 3 tablespoons miso, dissolved in 1/4 cup
warm water, or more to taste
- Freshly ground pepper to taste
Bake or microwave the butternut squash until easily pierce with a knife but still firm, then let it cool. When cool enough to handle, peel the squash and scrape out the seeds. Cut it into large dice, and set aside until needed.
Bring the water to a simmer in a soup pot or steep-sided stir-fry pan. Add the soba and ginger and cook until the noodles are al dente.
Add the stock, spinach, and peas, and cook just until the spinach is wilted but still bright green. Stir in the miso, then taste to adjust if you'd like more. Season to taste with pepper and serve at once.
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He wrote ten of the twelve tracks on True Believers - ranging from the feel-good sing-along "Radio" to the sophisticated narrative of "Shine."
Since re-introducing himself to the world as a country artist, Rucker has had a truly remarkable few years. In 2008, he released Learn to Live; the album's first single, "Don't Think I Don't Think About It," made him the first African American with a Number One country song since Charley Pride in 1983. It was followed by two more singles that topped the chart - "It Won't Be Like This For Long" and "Alright" - and earned him the New Artist award from the Country Music Association. His 2010 follow-up, Charleston, SC 1966, included two more Number Ones, "Come Back Song" and "This." Learn more at dariusrucker.com.
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On Friday 19 February 2010, to raise much-needed funds to support Richard House Children's Hospice in Beckton, staff from London City Airport "went red".
Staff from a range of the 61 companies on-site at London City Airport sported red clothing, accessories, shoes and socks and each donated £2 for participating, raising over £500 for Richard House Children's Hospice, the airport's chosen charity since 1995.
In order that airport staff in uniform were able to participate, the London City Airport Community Team sourced and sold high-visibility red armbands, for which customer services, ramp services engineering and other staff were able to donate £2 for the privilege of wearing.
London City Airport has supported Richard House Children's Hospice, which offers support to families who have children with life-threatening or complex healthcare needs between the ages of 0 and 19, for fifteen years. Fundraising projects including the airport Fun Day, staff raffles and fundraising evenings, donations and support for the annual Richard House Ball have helped the airport become one of the top five corporate donors to the Hospice since opening.
Sharon Lee, Ramp Services Administrator, lives nearby the Hospice in Custom House and said "there are many staff on the ramp who want to support local charities and this is a great way of doing so, making the team feel that their contribution is worthwhile".
Viv Talbot, Community Fundraising Manager for Richard House said "Once again the staff at London City Airport have excelled in their fundraising efforts with Go Red. £500 is a fantastic amount to raise and will fully fund a complete day of care at Richard House for a child. As Kimberly, one of our young people explains: "The only time I get out is when I can come to Richard House - which is really good. I love it. It's the best. It's so cool, everyone's so nice and I get to go out and have a normal life."
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Cheapest summer vacation lodging? $0
Want to use my Fort Lauderdale home for a few weeks? OK, provided you've got a place for me to crash in Manhattan.
This post comes from partner site Money Talks News.
The single most expensive part of any vacation is almost invariably the hotel, especially when your travel plans include Earth's truly expensive spots: places like San Francisco, London, New York, Tokyo or Paris.
Adding to the pain is the fact that while you're paying big, you're ending up in a comparatively tiny space with far fewer amenities than you have at home. But there's a simple solution to this expensive dilemma.
If you're the adventurous type, and have a home in a location other people might like to visit, you can very well reduce your lodging cost to zero.
It's called "house-swapping" and it's a really cool idea. But rather than just tell you, let me show you. Check out the following short news story for a glimpse into the life of two house swappers.
So, as you can see, house-swapping works for this couple. And if you search for online articles from others who have tried it, you'll find they're hardly alone.
House-swapping isn't a new concept. In fact, it's been around for at least 50 years, but the Internet has made it easier for interested parties to hook up. Here are some sites you can check out that facilitate house-swapping:
- Craigslist: The only free site that I could find.
- Intervac: Specializes in overseas vs. domestic. It's $99.99 a year.
- Home Exchange: Guarantees you'll find a swap partner, or they give you another year free. Three-month membership is $47.85. Annual is $119.40.
- Homelink: They say they update their database daily to ensure only current members are listed. It's $115 a year.
- Digsville: Extra year free if you can't arrange a swap. It's $44.95 a year.
The most obvious upside of house-swapping is that you can save thousands of dollars on hotel bills. You can also save hundreds preparing meals at "home" vs. eating out. And while you're saving all that money, you'll also probably be enjoying a lot more space and other amenities than a hotel might offer.
A more subtle but perhaps just as important benefit to house- swapping is that it allows you to step into the life of a native. You'll shop where they shop, meet their neighbors, visit their neighborhood watering holes. That can be a lot more interesting than a bus tour followed by a trip to the lobby bar.
An obvious potential problem with house-swapping is having strangers in your home without you there. In fact, if you're like me, at first blush that makes the whole idea seem completely out of the question. But consider two things. The first is the fact you are, after all, swapping. Sure, they're in your house, but you're in theirs, too. The second is that, as I said in my news story, this is more like a dating service. In other words, you'll get to know these people before you swap.
Think of it this way: When you first thought of Internet dating, that also sounded out of the question. Fortunately, it loses its creepiness as you realize you're not really using the Internet to date, you're using it to get to know someone to decide if you want to date. It's the same idea with house-swapping. You won't ever have strangers in your house, because by the time they get there, they won't be strangers. Or, at least, that's the idea.
Another potential problem is that people who live in resort areas and/or big cities will obviously have the best luck with house-swapping, especially with folks overseas. But if you don't live in that kind of area, that doesn't mean you're out of the game. Remember that people go places for an infinite variety of reasons. If I live in London and want to attend my University of Arizona class reunion, I need a place in Tucson, not Los Angeles. Maybe I live in Paris and have always wanted to see the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland. Maybe I live in Hawaii but my grandmother lives in Tennessee.
Bottom line? If the idea of living all over the world for free sounds intriguing, read more about it. I have, and I really think I'm ready to give it a try. I've got a decent waterfront house in Fort Lauderdale, and I really think I could advance my career with a month or two in Manhattan. Interested?
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PUMA Yellow-Purple v1.11 Colourway Makes its DebutNovember 15, 2011
Over the weekend the eagerly awaited Yellow v1.11 Colourway boots made their debut as Steven Pienaar captained South Africa in the annual Nelson Mandela Challenge.
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After a fantastic weekend of international football, it gives us great pleasure to officially launch the new Italy kit!
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PUMA Football teams South African and Ivory Coast go head-to-head tomorrow in the 17th annual Nelson Mandela Challenge friendly.
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PUMA Football star Mario Gomez has done it again! The Bundesliga danger man was in fantastic form over the weekend, grabbing an expertly headed goal after 16 minutes as his side claimed a 2-1 away victory. The goal is his 13th in the Bundesliga and 24th in all competitions in what is shaping up to be a memorable season for the forward.
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We're celebrating the news that Sergio Agüero, Cesc Fàbregas and Samuel Eto'o have all been nominated for the prestigious Ballon d'Or award , whilst master tactitian Jürgen Klopp ihas been listed for the Ballon d'Or World Coach of the Year! The 'Golden Ball' or simply World Footballer of the Year award is a 'who's who' of the game's star names and has been won by a glittering array of footballing legends.
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Adam Lambert may turn back the clock for his next album. The Hollywood Reporter says the former American Idol runner-up's label, RCA Records, wants him to record an album of covers of 1980s songs.
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At age 32, Archie McNealy hadn't lived long enough to be called a wise, experienced mentor. He never would.
But as he lay on a University of Miami Medical Center hospital bed, his life slowly ebbing, McNealy parceled out sage advice to his friends: Don't be such a loner, he told one buddy. Stop looking for the perfect girl; you've already found her, he told another.
"He lived his own advice everyday," said a tearful Jessi Tamayo, a close friend, who called herself McNealy's sister. "It was very important to him to have a heart-to-heart with each person. He wanted to leave an impression on everyone."
McNealy, whose life was chronicled in the Miami Herald beginning in 1999, died of cancer on Dec. 10 – but not before he was able to share the lessons he learned from a joyful, though troubled, life. He was one day shy of his 33rd birthday.
"He had a spirit like no one I have ever met," said McNealy's longtime mentor, John Flickinger. "He showed resilience in the face of a lot of challenges."
McNealy, who was born in Miami Dec. 11, 1980, was first introduced to readers in 1999 as a kid who grew up in public housing and got a scholarship to attend Ransom Everglades, an elite private school in Coconut Grove. His late mother abandoned him as a child and his father was in and out of his life.
Living with his paternal grandmother in a two-bedroom Overtown apartment, he would take two buses and a train to get to the school, but his determination to graduate never wavered, Flickinger said.
Flickinger, who at the time was the director of Summerbridge of Miami — now Breakthrough Miami — first met McNealy as a fifth-grader at Dunbar Elementary School in Overtown. The nonprofit program helps prepare at-risk youth for high school.
Flickinger passed out applications. McNealy completed one —even the part that was supposed to be filled out by his parents or guardian, Flickinger said.
"I knew right away he was different," he said.
For three summers and ever Saturday, McNealy studied at Ransom Everglades. Then, right before McNealy started the eighth grade, his father was diagnosed with stomach cancer. A year later his father died. When McNealy started ninth grade, he skipped class a lot and was arrested twice —once on his way to steal a car.
Flickinger kept telling him he could receive a scholarship to Ransom, which would help him find the right path. McNealy accepted.
In the 1999 Herald story, dubbed a modern-day Tale of Two Cities, McNealy said he often struggled between his two lives.
"Sometimes I feel bad because my friends at home think I'm trying to dog them when I tell them I can't chill with them in the park at night, " McNealy said at the time. "They tell me I'm afraid. I tell them that not a lot of good comes from hanging out and having nothing to do."
McNealy spent his high school career working hard to get into college. When he graduated in 1999, he was off to Florida A&M University. After the story ran, the president of the university offered McNealy a full scholarship.
When he first enrolled at FAMU in Tallahassee, everything was falling into place. But then McNealy hit a rough patch. After his sophomore year, McNealy lost his scholarship. Living on his own, McNealy said he was working too hard, spending too much time with his girlfriend. McNealy struggled to maintain passing grades, but he sometimes fell short.
"I got arrogant," he told a reporter later. "I thought I could miss class and make it up the next week. ... I was not ready to be on my own."
McNealy moved to Margate with his girlfriend in 2002 and got a job at a pawn shop. The low-end job appeared to be his only career path. But the news only got worse: In 2004 McNealy started to feel sick. He was diagnosed with Hodgkin's disease, a cancer of the lymph node system.
He began chemotherapy treatments immediately and continued to work at the pawn shop until he lost that job when he inadvertently sold an item that had already been sold. Worse still, McNealy lost his health insurance. Though McNealy was rehired later —and his insurance restored —his time out of treatment wrought monstrous consequences. McNealy's cancer had spread.
McNealy turned to the family he'd found so many years ago in his adolescence: his teachers and friends from Ransom Everglades.
Fernando Tamayo, Sr., whose son was friends with McNealy in high school, said he received the terrible news in an email from Flickinger. Tamayo offered the young man a deal: Tamayo would help McNealy all he could —so long as McNealy went back to school, quit the pawn shop and got rid of the gun he carried to work each day.
"Within a month he met every one of my demands," Fernando Tamayo said, fighting tears.
Tamayo and Flickinger took turns taking McNealy to appointments and making sure he got the right treatments. The Ransom community raised money to help him later afford an apartment, a car and medical expenses.
The Miami Herald wrote one last story about McNealy at the end of December 2006. McNealy had begun intensive treatment to stanch the cancer. He had moved back in with his grandmother, sister and her two children. He treated the youngsters like they were his own.
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In the ensuing years, McNealy went through several rounds of treatment —with his extended Ransom family by his side.
He managed to take several business classes at Miami Dade College and was about a semester shy of graduation, Flickinger said.
Still fighting Lymphoma, doctors also diagnosed leukemia in 2012. McNealy and his medical team fought the illness vigorously.
Betty Lou Sanders, McNealy's great aunt said, having his Ransom family by his side was a "blessing."
"Each and everyone of them loved him," she said.
In November, McNealy —who had been in the hospital since October —was determined to have his own Miami Heat-inspired version of the Harlem Shake. So from his hospital bed he organized all his friends to come to his room and have it taped. Everyone wore hospital gowns and masks. McNealy lay in bed attached to tubes nodding his head to the sound.
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He is survived by his sisters Michelle and Maria McNealy, his grandmother Emma Harris and his niece Janelle Burks and nephew Jarell Burks.
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Golden Hill k-8 was lacking a lot of activities. With the help of PTO, ASB and new VP we have been able to get this school moving. Staff is great and students have a lot of potential. The school has a lot to offer. They just need to open up more activities. Specially because it's a middle school as well. It lies in such a beautiful neighborhood! Academics are getting better and better every year. There's a lack of parent involvement, but I know that'll change fast.
I was very impressed with the art exhibition the school had recently. The CARE program from Balboa Park worked with the third, fourth, fifth and sixth graders for seven weeks teaching them about drama, photography, painting, and art. The cumulative activity was the exhibition. It is wonderful to see the museums (MOPA, La Jolla Playhouse, Mingei, and MOA) working with schools in their community!
my childs 2nd grade teacher Mrs. Ashley Norousky is hands down the best teacher ever.!!! she would stay late and actually make up individule homework packs, depending on what your kid was having trouble in. she would say how much she loves teaching. But too bad she was only a temp. golden hills lost.. FOR ME MRS. NOROUSKY MADE ME LOVE THIS SCHOOL-2009-2010
This is a wonderful school with caring teachers and great staff. Emphasis in media and art means that kids have music, TV production and other classes available. Project based for kids who are creative.
My twins started Kindergarten in September and we are so happy with the school. They are in two separate classrooms which has allowed us to interact with different teachers and we are pleased with both of them. Teachers are caring and the school in general is run very well. Lots of opportunities for parents to be involved.
Teachers are very good, motivating and compassionate. Principal and counselor are unprofessional and not working towards the best interest of the student. I agree with another comment where both principal and the counselor berate the kids which is totally inappropriate when dealing with kids. They do not get to the bottom of issues/complaints stating that 'things need to be investigated' and not taking the things seriously and basically being pushed aside. Front office staff also need to be more respectful and helpful of parents. Nurse is a caring and wonderful person-5 stars for her! Special Education personnel are too!
This school has incredible teachers - one could make a documentary showing the love and dedication of the teachers. The front desk is always courteous and helpful. The nurse is great and the Special Education support is good. Unfortunately, the Principle is unprofessional, inappropriate with children (berating them in unacceptable ways), and basically unapproachable. My child has some behavior issues which between he and the behavior counselor are not being handled well. The standard is to not get to the bottom of the problem, blame the person most likely to have done it, and then suspend. This is coupled with a lack of respect to parents when trying to resolve issues, lack of follow up and inability to conflict resolution. Most parents are newer immigrants from south and central America who may not have the time or skills to deal with this issue.
I feel for being a small school, it has done a great job over the 2 year span: however, I do think that small schools are affected with financial cut backs even more. The rotating of school teachers to different grades to accommodate the teacher shortage/budget cuts is not good. Especially cutting back on some programs that hardly have life to begin with. The limited playground space restricts from playing sports/outdoor sports. It is a good idea to have a walking club in the morning, but to restrict parents or children from sitting anywhere in the school does not make sense. All in all, there are some great teachers with great motivation, but I do disagree with the front office. You need better people skills when dealing with people on a daily basis. Most of the front office staff is courteous and professional. I would rate it overall 3.5.
This is the first year my daughter attended Golden Hill and she couldn't be happier. Her teacher is very welcoming and truly cares about her students. I know I made an excellent decision in choosing Golden Hill for my daughter.
Enrollment was great, class sizes are excellent and parent involvement is highly encouraged and welcomed at any time. I just enrolled the newest member of our family and found the entire process to be awesome, especially the staff, teachers and principal. I was able to and encouraged to monitor classes and participate in the holiday events with the students after enrolling as a parent-volunteer, it made the transition much easier for my child-way to go!
Golden Hill is a pretty good school. The staff is very friendly and the school has very new technology and resources. There is very little grass at the school which is a little bit sad for the kids who really like soccer, but they play on different surfaces and find a way to play. Overall this school has amazing qualities and I would recommend it to everyone!
Golden Hill Elementary is quickly becoming one of the schools to watch. They are continuously adding more and more resources to their already supportive educational program, and all is done to nuture well rounded, creative, and thoughtful learners. The Parent coordinator does an outstanding job, and this is a school that should be very proud of itself.
This is by far the best school that I have worked at as a substitute teacher. Golden Hill/Brooklyn Elementary School has the friendliest staff from top to bottom. This includes everyone from the principal, v.p., teachers, all the way to the yard ladies. The principal, Mr. Romo, and v.p., Ms. Gerde, has done a fantastic job with their leadership skills and have continued to push the students to maximize their all-around abilities. There is a sense of enjoyment for learning that is expressed on every students' faces here at Golden Hill. This is definitely the top inner city school in all of Southern California. It would be my first choice to send my child. Go Eagles!
This is our 2nd year with brooklyn/golden hills elementry,the principal mr.Romo has done a fanominal job,the teachers and staff are by far the best in the district, I speak from experience this is my 7th child that I'm putting through school and Ive had children in the folling school districts...San diego,mission viego,el toro,new hampshire, and boston..
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My Son Is Paralyzed from the Swine Flu Shot
Arlene Connin's stepson Jordan McFarland developed Guillain-Barre syndrome after getting the swine flu vaccine. He's now in a wheelchair.
Arlene Connin: I had been calling my pediatrician's office to see if they had the regular flu shot in, and they kept telling me they were out. I called every Friday, because that's when they got their shipment in. But the Friday before we left for a cruise to Bermuda, they told me they'd have the shots the following Thursday (November 5), which was the day we got back from our vacation. I felt so lucky, and I scheduled appointments for both of my boys to get them right away.
This was the fourth year I've gotten the flu shot for my sons. I've always thought it was an important thing to do.
Once we were in the office, the nurse told me that my kids were in the high-risk group since they have asthma, and they were eligible to get the swine flu vaccine also. So we got them.
My son Jordan, who's 14 and in ninth grade, got a really bad headache the next day at school. That was around 11 AM, 18 hours after he got the shot. He was freezing and had the chills. He tried to work through it and get through class. He borrowed his teacher's heater. At one point, he even fell asleep at the desk. He had played basketball with his dad the night before and thought he was just overtired.
When he got on the school bus to go to his after-care program, his muscles started
spasming and shaking, and he was unable to control his upper body. He couldn't walk. He called his dad on the school bus driver's cell phone, and his dad headed over to pick him up. But the caretaker at the after-care facility said they couldn't wait for his dad, and they called 911.
At first, we didn't know how serious it was. I went to pick up my 6-year-old son and take the cat to the vet, and my husband stayed at the hospital. We figured we'd divide and conquer, and we were in constant communication on the phone.
When I got to the hospital, he was moving his upper body uncontrollably. It seemed like he was dancing in the bed. It was so shocking and scary for everyone, because we didn't know what was going on.
The next day, they diagnosed Jordan with Guillain-Barre syndrome. The way they explained it to me was that GBS is a combination of symptoms, not something you can really test for definitively. But by Saturday, they were certain that is what he had.
Now Jordan is in a wheelchair and uses a walker. We've been told this is a treatable thing, and that he will get back his mobility and his strength through intense physical therapy.
It's a shock, to say the least.
They say GBS is so rare -- I don't know what the common denominator is of the people who get it. We've been hearing from a lot of other people who have GBS. Some say they didn't get a vaccine before they developed symptoms, and they don't know why they got it. Others got it right after receiving a vaccine, and many hate the drug companies and the government now. Every case is different. But there is no doubt in my mind that Jordan got GBS from his swine flu shot.
They say with some hard work, Jordan may be able to regain some mobility in six to eight weeks. That's what we are hoping for.
Jordan is holding up okay -- once he knew he was not going to play any sports anytime soon, it really sunk in for him. It's been difficult for the family. Before this, we were always playing some kind of sports, and now we're housebound. My in-laws have been over here taking shifts. We're not supposed to leave Jordan alone, even for a minute, so he has to be monitored 24 hours a day, just so he won't try to get up, then fall down and hurt himself.
Jordan's back to school some now, but has to use a wheelchair and have shorter days. He's in honors classes and doesn't want to get too far behind.
If someone asked me whether or not they should get a swine flu shot for their child, I would say it has to be up to that person. I think I would do it if this didn't happen to me. I would still do it. They keep saying 4,000 people have died of swine flu. I'd take this kind of paralysis over death.
But you still have to wonder ... why Jordan?
This should hopefully make people seriously think twice about the swine flu vaccination. I don't want to talk about the same stuff that is on this website so just read it:
The same thing is happening as did when they made a similar swine flu vaccine in 1976 but this time the CDC has their butts protected from any wrong doing. Any of you who care about outcomes your kid's health need to do some serious investigation into this.
I am going to stop because I could seriously go on and on about this but now the ball is in your court- do some research! Doctor's have advantages to selling these kinds of products- ask them to answer you honestly if they themselves or their own children are getting these vaccinations…
maybe he had it before the shot.
Yes, we should all do some research - scientifically sound research. Guillain-Barre is typically preceded by a viral illness. Most viral illnesses have an incubation period of 1 to 3 days. Considering the fact that this boy was on a cruise ship, an enclosed space filled with people, it's likely that he contracted the illness before he got the vaccine. And while I am not trying to diminish the suffering that Guillain Barre has surely caused this family, take heart in the fact that the vast majority of patients do recover completely.
I know that doctors themselves benefit from selling many medications to patients, many doctors take kick backs from the drug companies for prescribing certain medications, however that is not the case with the swine flu vaccine, this vaccine is free. There is no cost to patients and the doctors are not getting any kick back from the government the cdc or the drug company for administering the vaccines. The way I see it is that the swine flu vaccine is no more dangerous than the seasonal flu shot, I don't know why people are so up in arms about it. Even getting the seasonal flu shot is dangerous, every vaccine has side effects and GBS is a side effect to every vaccine on the market. I have had one pediatrician tell me to avoid the swine flu vaccine and 2 others tell me to vaccinate my children! I have been told by all to avoid the mist at all costs, to only take the injectible vaccine! Me and my children are both at very high risk and I'm struggling right now with the decision on whether to vaccinate against the swine flu or not, if I dont and any of us gets it it would mean certain death so at this point Im leaning on the side of vaccination. My children have had no ill side effects to any vaccines and I think this is no different than any other vaccine. So as of now I will vaccinate, unless any one can tell me why exposing myself and my children to certain death is better than vaccinating.
From what I am gathering from this article is that the son had both the swine flu and the regular flu shot at the same time. Maybe there is a correlation. That may have been too much. I definitely recommend one vaccine at a time even if it means multiple office visits. If your child does have a reaction to the vaccine at least you know which one it was from.
I can't help but wonder if there was something else going on with the kid before the vaccination. It just sucks in general and hopefully he recovers fastly.
What a scary situation, and I am glad that Jordan is on the road to recovery.
I think this mom has such a pragmatic and sensible attitude. It is so unfortunate that her son was one of the "statistics" that did contract one of the rare side effects of the vaccine. I know that when my son received the shot I was praying that we were lucky and thankfully, it looks like we were.
I see the statistics about the 1976 vaccination program thrown about all over the place. First, for so many reasons, I am thankful that medical science has made progress since 1976. Diseases that were fatal 33 years ago are easily treated and cured now.
Second, one of the "facts" I hear often repeated about the 1976 vaccination program is that after that program more people contracted GBS than died of the flu. That statement is used as a negative commentary on why you shouldn't get the shot. I read that completely differently. In my view it shows that it worked. Millions of people were vaccinated and the number of deaths was minimized. Unfortunately, due to the high number of people that WERE vaccinated, the number of people that contracted side effects was also larger than a normal.
My brother contracted GBS (unrelated to a vaccine) and he has recovered. He can't take the shot now, because it is contraindicated. BUT he has taken his three children to get their H1N1 shots. That to me says a lot.
The family was just on a cruise with thousands of other people. GB is triggered by an acute infectious process. It is more than a little irresponsible of her to state that she KNOWS the cause was the vaccine. I'm not saying it wasn't, but his symptoms, according to her, appeared only 18 hours after the vaccine. Most infectious incubation periods are at least 24 hours or more. Personally, I'm going with viral exposure on the cruise ship.
Glad to hear such reasonable people respond for once. GBS is a side effect, as someone else mentioned, of many vaccines, including the regular flu vaccine. In my state (and I'm not sure how this is in other states), you/your kids can't get a vaccine without signing consent forms and being informed by the doctor regarding benefits/risks.
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I was advised by a few doctors of mine that I should get the swine flu vaccine because I am considered high risk for complications if I get the swine flu due an auto immune disorder that I have. I have been getting the regular flu shot annually for close to 5 years and never had any problems. So with the advise of my doctors, I went ahead and got it. About 30 mins after getting the vaccine I had extreme tingling and numbness all on my right side (the right arm is where I got the shot) and then extreme nausea followed by vomiting. I was given epinephrine (thankfully I work at the clinic that administered it and was at work at the time) and then also developed shortness of breath and had to have a breathing treatment. The next day I developed a blinding migraine that lasted for 3 days. My reaction is not as severe as this young man, but alot of my coworkers seriously reconsidered receiving it.
What a shame! This is exactly why I'm not getting it nor do I allow my kids to get it - it's still too new and there was not enough testing done. Anyone who did their research knew that.
If he was on a cruise ship, he could have picked up a different virus. Many people get sick on these cruises, typically colds, stomach flu or sometimes, they catch a bad virus. Looks like this kid will be just fine after a few weeks. If more people were getting sick like he did, then there would be a reason for concern. Most people that catch h1n1 recover within 1 week as long as their system is in order and resistance is normal.
You have to remember that you might not see any immediate side effects from any flu shot. However, heavy metals such as murcury accumulate in the body and affect everybody differently. If you don't see sympoms now, that does not mean that you won't see symptoms in the years to come such as alzheimers or ADD/ADHD, etc (pardon the bad spelling).
Everybody has the right to choose for themselves I only wish the FDA would present enough accurate information for everybody to make a well informed decision.
Obviously this isn't happening or you wouldn't have so many doctors on each side of the fence contradicting each other while confusing all of us at the same time.
So sorry this happened— but it very rare. And you would have killed yourself if he had gotten the swine flu and not had the vaccine and died— so you just have to weigh everything.
1 B50 B complex tablet a day Feeds nerves. Vit c and Vit E antioxidants Vit D3 4-5000 IU day controls inflammation see youtube videos about Vit D3 Buy a pint of apple cider vinegar put 5 cloves of garlic and 5 stems with leaves of cilantro marinade for 5 days then take a shot(1-2 oz) or two a day. This chelates heavy metals out of the body. Make sure he moves bowels. Vaccines cause blood clots see Dr. Andrew Moulden see youtube. Try also cayenne red pepper and garlic put in gelatin capsules or or put half teaspoon of each in a cup of water and drink everyday helped kid with autism and detoxed my own vax. This works google Dr mercola's Mercury detox protocol
vaccines are evil…
the fact that your child is in this condition and you still recommend vaccines is proof of your overriding stupidity.
You said you would do it all over again, because paralysis is better than death from the swine flu. That's assuming he would have caught the swine flu. Then, assuming that he got ill enough from the swine flu to die! Many of the people who have been dying from the disease were obese, had underlying health problems etc. Does this formerly (as in before his vaccinations!) healthy young man fit the picture of someone at high risk to die from swine flu, were he to get it? So you have no way of knowing that he would die from the swine flu if he got it. Instead you've just decided that after listening to the media, who make it sound as if millions of people are going to die from the swine flu. I have had several neighbors get it, and it was mild, they were fine after a few days. I wonder how Jordan feels that you would do it all over again. Would he? Or does he believe 100% that he would have died from the swine flu, had you not injected him with these vaccines and saved his life by letting him get paralyzed? There was no way you could have known he would get GBS, but you know now, so please wake up and don't let your son get this type of shot again—he is susceptible to these type of poor reactions to future shots or worse.
I just received a bill from my pediatrician telling me i owe for my last appointment i had for my 1 year old. The bill states he got both the swine and the seasonal shots. I rejected the swine flu shot and yet it show on my statement that it was given to him. Right after the visit my son was very sick for about a week with fevers up to 105. I am very upset and dont know what to do. I hate thinking of what could have happened to him
i think some of you just dont want to weigh the considerations that maybe NOTHING was wrong with him and the vaccine was just crappy!


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