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Strokes of Trans Am genius
Automotive artist Charles Maher has announced a new series of paintings celebrating early Trans Am legends like Dan Gurney, Mark Donohue, Parnelli Jones and Sam Posey. The paintings and a limited-edition run of museum-quality giclée prints signed by the drivers are available exclusively from the artist.
"As a young Ford designer, I attended many Trans Am races during that golden era and even had the opportunity to meet many of the heroes of the series, such as Parnelli Jones and Dan Gurney," Maher said. "The motion, sounds, people and machines had a tremendous impact on me and my friends. This new series was intended to honor those great American road-racing muscle cars and the men who gave us some of the most thrilling competitions of the modern age."
Maher's work has illustrated virtually every name-brand automotive event in the country over the past year. He was commissioned to create the Woodward Avenue Dream Cruise poster art for the tenth year by the city of Ferndale, Michigan; he was selected as the poster artist for the 2007 Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auction in Scottsdale, Arizona; and he was commissioned to create the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance poster artwork this year. His studio is located in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, where he resides with his wife of 33 years.
For more automotive art, check out the Automotive Fine Arts Society Web site.
(This post originally appeared in the April 10, 2008, issue of the Hemmings eWeekly Newsletter.)
Amelia Island set to drop the green
The legendary Parnelli Jones will be honored at the 13th Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance, March 7-9.
Organizers of the 13th Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance, March 7-9, say they will have plenty to keep vintage racing enthusiasts entertained.
For starters, the event will be recognizing the on- and off-pavement antics and stylings of Parnelli Jones. Jones will also join a Trans-Am panel discussion on March 8 that will include Dan Gurney, George Follmer, Sam Posey and John Morton.
And speaking of vintage: The event's featured machine is the iconic Thomas Flyer automobile — winner of the famed 1908 New York-to-Paris "Great Race." A seminar on March 7 will be devoted to the grueling race and will be led by Jeff Mahl, great grandson of George Schuster, one of the drivers of the winning car. Additionally, the National Automobile Museum (formerly The Harrah Collection) in Reno, Nevada, has agreed to display the winning Thomas Flyer on show day.
Well-heeled racers looking for a new ride in '08 might want to consider some of the offerings set to cross the block at RM Auctions' Amelia Island event that same weekend.
Among the consignments is Lot 260, a 1959 fuel-injected competition Corvette originally raced by Gene Cormany, a sports car racer and vice-president of engineering for Zollner Corporation, a major supplier of automotive pistons. Cormany raced the car throughout the Midwest in 1959 and 1960, scoring 12 top-three finishes, and winning outright four of 22 events. (Files documenting Cormany's accomplishments with this car are included).
Equally intriguing is Lot 229, a 1966 Shelby G.T. 350, qualified to compete in SVRA, HSR, SCCA, and SAAC events. The car was prepared by Cobra Automotive and boasts a 545 horsepower, 295-cubic-inch V-8 engine, a race-ready Jerico transmission and a 9-inch Ford rear.
Open wheel enthusiasts will appreciate Lot 245, a 1965 Brabham Formula C BT15 powered by a correct Cosworth MAE 1,100cc engine. The car has been torn down and rebuilt to original race-day condition with a few improvements such as a high-efficiency radiator and a new fuel cell.
(This post originally appeared in the February 14, 2008, issue of the Hemmings eWeekly Newsletter.)
Getting race ready?
Your vintage racing correspondent's svelte 1961 Impala is getting into fighting shape. Look for it in the August and October issues of Hemmings Muscle Machines
photo courtesyHemmings Muscle Machines/Terry McGean
If you read Hemmings Muscle Machines, you might have spotted your vintage racing correspondent's 1961 Impala race car (Hey, stop laughing! Dan Gurney once put a 1961 Impala on the pole at Silverstone!) in the August 2007 issue, where it was the subject of a brake upgrade tech story.
The Impala will make another appearance in the October issue of HMM, this time as the recipient of a new Classic Performance Parts 500 Series power-steering setup with a speedy 14:1 ratio box—just the thing for negotiating turns in Mexico (again) or Newfoundland someday.
Just as recently, yours truly also received an equally much-needed tune-up at the Skip Barber Racing School at Lime Rock Park in Lakeville, Connecticut. The experience was humbling and informative, as well as ridiculously fun. Seven or so hours at Barber U went by in the blink of an eye and I would've gladly returned for more the following day. Check out some pictures and a breezy little write up on the Hemmings blog and be sure to look up the Impala in HMM!
(This post originally appeared in the August 16, 2007, issue of the Hemmings eWeekly Newsletter.)
Gurney, Moss to be honored at Newport concours
Dan Gurney (foreground) and A.J. Foyt are pictured looking rightfully proud of themselves after giving Team Ferrari a driving lesson at Le Mans in 1967
photo courtesy Ford
Any and all vintage racing enthusiasts planning to be in the Northeast for Hemmings' New England Concours d'Elegance, July 20-22, should also plan on spending the following weekend in historic Newport, Rhode Island, to see racing legends Sir Stirling Moss and Dan Gurney accept their William K. Vanderbilt, Jr. Lifetime Achievement Awards at the inaugural William K. Vanderbilt, Jr. International Concours d'Elegance. Moss is the international recipient of the award, while Gurney is the American recipient.
In addition to the rare opportunity to see two of the greatest drivers of all time, the event will feature:
A tour of historic autos along the picturesque roadways of Newport and Aquidneck Island;
Displays and judging of classic cars from the Brass Era to 1970, with special emphasis on cars from between the World Wars, on the grounds of Chateau-sur-Mer (1852), a National Historic Landmark;
Displays of legendary competition cars on the grounds of The Breakers;
A Black and White Ball at Marble House, William K. Vanderbilt's childhood summer home, now a National Historic Landmark.
For more about the event click here.
(This post originally appeared in the February 8, 2007, issue of the Hemmings eWeekly Newsletter.)
Hot lapping Germany
Vintage racers and race fans will definitely appreciate the October issue of Hemmings Sports and Exotic Car
The October issue of Hemmings Sports and Exotic Car (it has a blue Porsche 930 on the cover) features Editor Craig Fitzgerald's report from the 2006 edition of 2000 Kilometer Durch Deutschland, a vintage rally run annually through Germany, which this year drew 192 racers. Fitzgerald, a member of Hemmings' Great Race team, joined the event in a VW GTI provided by the Volkswagen Museum and… well, you need to read the story and check out some of the photos for yourself.
Also worth the price of admission in that issue is Jim Donnelly's vintage racing piece featuring a compilation of photos and firsthand info from photojournalist Dave Freidman detailing the racing exploits of some very famous drivers and the Maserati Tipo 61s they piloted into the history books. Shelby, Gurney, Penske, Moss, Hill… they're all present and accounted for.
The issue should be on newsstands now, but if it isn't, you can buy it from us directly here.
(This post originally appeared in the September 28, 2006, issue of the Hemmings eWeekly Newsletter.)
An old-fashioned double header
The Lebanon Valley Dragway and Lime Rock Park are less than 50 miles apart via historic Route 22, so why not hit both places this weekend for a full vintage-racing fix?
LVD is hosting the fourth running of Hemmings Muscle Machines' irrepressible Musclepalooza on Sunday, September 3. Musclepalooza will boast a car show with trophies awarded in a dozen categories, as well as quarter-mile drags with a special appearance by the Factory Appearing Stock Tire series racers. Winners will appear in an upcoming issue of Hemmings Muscle Machines and Hemmings editors will be on hand scouting for future feature cars. Gates at the Lebanon Valley Dragway open at 8 a.m. Admission is just $10 for adults, $2 for kids under 12.
The four-day Rolex Vintage Festival at Lime Rock Park will showcase: Some of the best race cars that the Trans-Am Series ever had to offer (including the #77 Sam Posey Dodge Challenger and the #42 Savage Dan Gurney Plymouth Barracuda); the Classic American Iron motorcycle motorcycle tour; the Lime Rock Car Show; an Elite Concours and the Sunday Show of Shelbys.
All told, 200 vintage and historic race cars will be on display, in the paddock and at speed on the track. Famed motorsports journalist Chris Economaki will be the honored guest for the weekend and is scheduled to speak as well as sign copies of his new book for fans.
(This post originally appeared in the August 31, 2006, issue of the Hemmings eWeekly Newsletter.)
Legends line up at Goodwood
The Goodwood Festival of Speed will kick off on Friday featuring the usual mind-boggling array of vintage racing machinery piloted by racing legends.
If you aren't winging your way there now, or already in the UK and driving there, here's just a smattering of what and who you're going to miss according to Goodwood organizers:
Dan Gurney, the all-American racing hero, will drive a range of historic cars from his varied career, including a Ford GT40, an AC Cobra and his Eagle-Weslake T1G;
Mika Hakkinen, former F1 World Champion for West McLaren Mercedes, will take to the hill at the Festival on Saturday and Sunday, hopefully driving both a historic 1981 McLaren MP4 and the contemporary car;
Hurley Haywood, American sports car star, will drive the Audi 200 Quattro in which he took the Trans-Am title;
Damon Hill, former F1 World Champion, is expected to take to the hill in a Lotus 49 F1 car on Sunday;
Jacky Ickx, GP star and six-time Le Mans winner, will be in action on the hill in a Lancia Ferrari D50 and on the Forest Rally Stage in a Porsche 959 Paris-Dakar car;
Parnelli Jones, the Trans-Am and Indycar racing legend, will drive his title-winning Ford Mustang and two of the distinctive Indycars constructed by his own VPJ team;
Nigel Mansell, Britain's best loved F1 Champion, will drive a JPS-liveried Lotus 91 from his early career and his 1993 Championship-winning Newman-Haas Indycar;
Sir Stirling Moss will drive all weekend in his 1958 Argentine GP-winning Cooper Climax T43, as well as the Mercedes-Benz W196 in which he dominated the 1955 season along with team leader Juan Manuel Fangio;
Colin McRae, former World Rally Champion, will be in action all weekend on the Forest Rally Stage, and will drive the RAC Rally-winning Subaru Impreza of his great friend and rival, Richard Burns, on the hillclimb;
Richard Petty, the only man to win 200 NASCAR races, will drive a 1972 Dodge Charger as well as a contemporary Dodge NASCAR.
Sir Jackie Stewart, three-time World Champion, will drive his title-winning Matra and Tyrrell F1 cars, as well as the BRM P261 in which he won his first Grand Prix 40 years ago.
Marcus Gronholm, twice World Rally Champion, will drive the latest Ford Focus WRC on both the hillclimb and the Forest Rally Stage.
Derek Bell will once more be at the Festival all three days, driving a Jaguar E-type lightweight, a Grand Prix Ferrari 246 Dino and his Tecno F1 car.
(This post originally appeared in the July 6, 2006, issue of the Hemmings eWeekly Newsletter.)
Lost GT-40 will race again
The GT-40 that Dan Gurney put on the pole at Le Mans in '66 was uncovered in Japan, complete with motor and transmission, and is now awaiting restoration in Las Vegas.
photo courtesy Finish Line Motorsports
The GT-40 that Dan Gurney put on the pole at the 1966 24 hours of Le Mans was located in Japan and is currently awaiting resoration at Finish Line Motorsports in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Known as Ford GT-40 Chassis #P1047, the car has been driven not only by Gurney but by A.J. Foyt, Jerry Grant, Roger McClusky and Frank Gardner.
Following a crash in the 1967 24 hours of Le Mans, the car was placed in storage and eventually restored by Holman-Moody in the early 1970s. The car was purchased by an unknown buyer from Japan and not seen again for another 30-plus years.
Finish Line Motorsports estimates that it will take the better part of two years to complete the restoration of GT-40 #P1047 and that the car will race again in select vintage events both in the U.S. and abroad. Be sure to check out this barn find of all barn finds at www.finishlinecobraslv.com.
(This post originally appeared in the April 13, 2006, issue of the Hemmings eWeekly Newsletter.)
The Perfect Gift for Corvette Racing Buffs
Corvette Thunder, 50 Years of Corvette Racing is the perfect gift for any Corvette racing enthusiast.
Why battle the crowds at the mall on Black Friday when you can purchase the perfect gift for any vintage Corvette racing buff right from the comfort of your computer?
Corvette Thunder, 50 Years of Corvette Racing by noted automotive historian Dave Friedman, covers the full panoply of Corvette successes and struggles on the racetrack.
As such, it tells a fascinating story, full of plot twists and midnight shenanigans, that feature some of the most famed characters to ever walk along the pit roads of the world's most famed race circuits. Friedman's other books include Daytona Cobra Coupes, Remembering the Shelby Years, plus histories of the Ford GT40 and the SCCA TransAm racing series.
"Racing made the Corvette into a world class sports car," says Corvette Hall of Fame member Dick Guldstrand. "This book shows like no other how it happened, where it happened, and those people who made it happen."
No other American car has as rich a heritage in motorsports as the Corvette. While the first 300 cars built in 1953, and even the 3,640 that followed in 1954, were not much of a
threat on the racetrack, within three years of its introduction the Corvette was setting speed records and winning races against the best the world could offer.
Friedman spent two years culling archives on three continents to find the 600-plus color and black-and-white photos contained in Corvette Thunder. "The book has scores of previously unpublished photos," Friedman said. "Plus many unknown stories and even some historical surprises. Corvette Thunder, 50 Years of Corvette Racing is as complete and up-to-date as we could make it, covering everything from the early days of the famous Mexican Road Race up to and including the 2003 24 Hours of LeMans."
Along with the treasure trove of photos are first-person recollections from many of the drivers who helped make the Corvette into a dominant force in racing. Men like Dr. Dick Thompson, John Fitch, Roger Penske, Jim Hall, Bob Bondurant, Dan Gurney, and Big Jim Jeffords, among others, lend their personal insights into how racing improved the Corvette, and how racing Corvettes affected their lives.
Published by Guldstrand Motor Productions, LLC, Corvette Thunder, 50 Years of Corvette Racing is hard-bound and beautifully reproduced on 400 pages of heavy gloss paper. Each book comes encased in its own protective slip case. The book is available now for $75 from book sellers dealing in automotive publications, or direct from the Guldstrand's Web site, www.corvettethunder.com.
Books purchased through the Web site will be personally signed by both Dick Guldstrand and Dave Friedman.
For more information or to order books, contact Guldstrand Motor Productions, LLC, 818-840-6789.
(This post originally appeared in the November 24, 2005, issue of the Hemmings eWeekly Newsletter.)
Mister 500 honored at the Petersen
The Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, California, will be hosting an
evening with Mister 500, Andy Granatelli, on Thursday, November 10, 2005, at 6:30
A racer, designer, automotive expert and businessman, Granatelli is best known for his technically innovative entries into the Indianapolis 500, including the banned turbine-powered cars of the late 1960s. Granatelli also made countless other contributions to motorsports and to the automotive industry during his long and
illustrious career. He is also known for making STP a household name, and has been inducted into 21 Halls of Fame in twelve different categories including automotive, business and philanthropic.
This tribute evening will include a buffet dinner and film program. Dave McClelland, noted motorsports announcer, will conduct on-stage interviews with Granatelli and
some of his fellow drivers and crew. Special guests are scheduled to include George Follmer, Vince Granatelli, Dan Gurney, Parnelli Jones, Joe Leonard, Art Malone, Paula Murphy, and Danny Sullivan. A selection of race cars will also be on display.
Granatelli is an all-around good guy, who also happens to have deep roots in the classic car world, with a world-class collection of Cadillacs, Duesenbergs, Pierce-Arrows and other Full Classics.
For additional information, call 323-964-6359 or visit the Museum's Web site at
(This post originally appeared in the November 3, 2005, issue of the Hemmings eWeekly Newsletter.)


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Our current research studies are organized by the following areas:
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According to authorities, a Waller man accused of fatally gunning down both of his parents and brother was also reportedly planning a Columbine-style massacre at a local high school. Additional reports indicate that Trey Sesler told investigators he and at least one other former Waller High School student were planning a Columbine-style massacre at the high school. Police investigating the case are also questioning that former Waller High School student as well as another with their connections to the plan to shoot and kill a multitude of people.
Additional reports indicate that Sesler first killed his parents and brother so they wouldn't have to live with the shame of knowing he was planning a shooting massacre. Trey Sesler posted videos on YouTube, narrating his activities and playing with and displaying fake guns and weapons. The man also posed with a fake gun pointed at the camera on his Facebook page.
Sesler also wrote on his Facebook page that he had attended Waller High School. Wednesday afternoon law enforcement authorities seized items from a house in Hempstead listed in Selser's mother and aunt's names. Sesler said he practiced shooting livestock to build up courage and strength for a Columbine-style mass-shooting at Waller High School.
Sesler was arrested Tuesday night hours after police found the bodies of his parents. Sesler sits in jail for the murders of his parents, Lawton Ray and Rhonda Wyse Sesler. He is also accused of murdering his 26-year-old brother Mark Alan Sesler, at their home in Waller. Police are not sure of the exact times the victims were shot.


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New Clubs arise and change at Germanna nearly every semester! Student leadership and recreation are encouraged as a means of enriching your college experience. Clubs allow you to meet new students and work towards a common goal, or simply gather to participate in a common interest.
If you are interested in starting a new club at Germanna, please review our Student Activities Handbook 2014. The Handbook offers instructions and procedures for starting a new club, available resources, and student leader and member responsbilities. This includes required organization forms, as well as information related to planning events, funding and budget requests, managing risk, and structuring your club's purpose.
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The Swiss photographer Oliver Lang photographed European landscapes with a slightly Americanized view.
26 Feb 2010
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The Swiss photographer Oliver Lang photographed European landscapes with a slightly Americanized view.
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My Heart at Evening
Toward evening you hear the cry of the bats.
Two black horses bound in the pasture,
The red maple rustles,
The walker along the road sees ahead the small tavern.
Nuts and young wine taste delicious,
Delicious: to stagger drunk into the darkening woods.
Village bells, painful to hear, echo through the black fir branches,
Dew forms on the face.
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From 25th February to 28th March 2010 the gallery Lichtblick in Cologne presents the exhibition "Hello from Bloomer. Viele Grüße aus Wismar" by Wiebke Loeper.
The opening is on February 25th at 8 pm.
"Wiebke Loeper shows with her exhibition and book project" Hello from Bloomer. Viele Grüße aus Wismar" in which way early influences coin keep their persistence in a completely new environment.
She describes the lives of her grandfather Willi and his cousin with the same name. Both grew up in Pomerania and learned the profession of a butcher. Separated by war, the settled down in the U.S., the other one lived in the GDR.
With a combination of collected photographs from family albums and her own photographs she creates a documentation of the biographies, showing surprising parallels."
Wiebke Loeper, born in 1972 in East Berlin, studied photography at the HGB Leipzig.
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BerlinPhotoWorkshops has new seminars on offer.
For the first time Peter Oehlmann runs the seminar "(Another) Street View":
"I would like to invite you to a somewhat different Street View, for an open, questioning and wondering view on the city. – Whether you continue a work or begin a new project, I offer a critical and stimulating support during the process of image selection, editing and issues of presentation."
For the second time Kai-Olaf Hesse's one day workshop "Photo book or photo series?" deals with forms of presentation and its context.
"This workshop addresses the prerequisites for the content and design of an image series, which shall then be brought together to construct a photo book. – On the basis of participant's own works and books, the workshop will discuss possibilities and critical aspects in regard to the presentation of photographs in book form."
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Who wants to where our vegetables come from should take a look at Christophe Chammartin's series "Prison De Plastique".
The formerly impoverished southern Spanish province of Almeria produces under a vast sea of plastic approximately 3 million tonnes of greenhouse vegetables for the European market.
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The exhibition "AUFRUHR" (REBELLION) at RAUM.201 in Essen shows from 21st February to 16th May 2010 contemporary photography from the Ruhr area. The exhibition opening is on the 21st February at 15:00 Clock.
On display are works by Sebastian van den Akker, Bozica Babic, Bernd Kleinheisterkamp, Anne-Lena Michel, Nadine Preiß, Arno Schidlowski, Valerie Schmidt and Frauke Thielking.
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Michael Kominek, born in 1971 in Poland, is a photographer and gallery owner. He was co-founder and editor of the Spanish magazine SCOPE and runs since 2007 the Kominek Gallery in Berlin.
Peter F. (PF): Michael how did it happen that you founded the photo book gallery Kominek 2007 in Berlin. How did you get the idea to combine the various elements of publishing, bookstore and gallery?
Michael Kominek (MK): The basic idea was to create a specialized type of site to present the best photo books. My absolute dream was to publish books by myself, even if it would be very small editions.
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"Beauty is composed of an eternal, invariable element whose quantity is extremely difficult to determine, and a relative element which might be, either by turns or all at once, period, fashion, moral, passion."
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Luis Diaz Diaz's portrait series "Underwear" appeals by a reserved charm somewhere between shyness and irony.
Luis Diaz Diaz, born 1978, lives in Madrid and Galicia.


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To remove the silks from an ear of corn, rub with a damp paper towel or a damp, soft-bristled toothbrush. We doubled the sauce to serve with the tacos. Also try it with grilled steak or chicken.
Southern Living AUGUST 2010
1. Coat cold cooking grate of grill with cooking spray, and place on grill. Preheat grill to 350° to 400° (medium-high) heat.
2. Place garlic, pepper, and salt in a food processor; process until minced. Add cottage cheese and next 3 ingredients; process until smooth, stopping to scrape down sides as needed. Stir in adobo sauce. Cover and chill until ready to serve (up to 24 hours).
3. Grill corn, covered with grill lid, 10 minutes or until tender, turning often. Serve corn with sauce.
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Tevairoa Restaurants: The main dining room sits just above sea level and overlooks the turquoise of the Bora Bora lagoon, complete with views of majestic Mount Otemanu. Indoor or under the stars on the terrace, Tevairoa Restaurant offers international cuisine with the chef's inspired use of local products such as fish, vegetables and fruit, and is an exquisite way of discovering Polynesian food culture.
The Miki Miki Pool Bar and Restaurant: Located next to the pool, and just steps from the white sandy beach, you can enjoy lunch and bar service by the pool or under shaded huts. Lunch in the Miki Miki boasts a very wide menu, from Tahitian raw or grilled fish dishes to pizza, pasta or vegetarian. Be sure to try the daily sunset burger specials, available from 4:30-8:30 pm, and choose from six delicious meat, fish or tofu burgers on homemade buns!
Fare Ambrosia: Enjoy the new fine-dining Italian restaurant that offers a variety of Italian favorites accented by local seafood and Polynesian flavors. Because an intimate setting requires limited seating, the restaurant is open for dinner by reservation only.
Taurearea Bar Lounge: Cocktails with a view is wonderful way to celebrate your time on a beautiful island. Enjoy two happy hour times in this large, airy and comfortable bar and lounge. Catch a game on the large flat screen or tap your feet to the sounds of a live band. Play a game of pool or chess, use the computer stations with Internet access or choose a book from the library while sipping a tropical cocktail, a local beer or a glass of champagne.
Hotel dates are October 18 - 22 with checkout on October 22, 2014 at 11 am (For those guests with late evening flights, inquire about our 8 pm late checkout option)
We have included some of your meals during your stay at the Bora Bora Pearl Resort & Spa and InterContinental Tahiti Resort.
Included Meals:
October 18 – Lunch (Breakfast on board the ship)
October 19 – Breakfast and Lunch
October 20 – Breakfast and Lunch
October 21 – Breakfast and Lunch
October 22 – Breakfast
Breakfast is served in the Tevairoa Restaurant and lunch is served in The Miki Miki Pool Bar and Restaurant. Drinks not indicated above are additional.
Tucked away in the lush tropical garden of the Bora Bora Pearl Beach Resort & Spa, enjoy your own villa, the largest at the resort, modeled on a traditional Polynesian fare (home). A large bedroom, beautifully decorated with carved wood panels depicting ancient Bora Bora legends, opens onto an enclosed private garden, where a large sun deck overlooks a plunge pool. The fare potee (outdoor lounge) with comfortable bench seats and a table is the perfect spot for an intimate meal. At the back of the bedroom, the bathroom opens to its own garden area.
Garden Pool Bungalow amenities include a private enclosed terrace with small private pool and lounge, full shower in a tropical garden with outdoor shower, coffee/tea maker, color TV, hair dryer, room service, complimentary internet and in-room safe.
$1699 based on double occupancy
$2099 based on single occupancy
Staying in an Overwater Bungalow has probably been on most everyone's bucket list, and it's easy to understand why! Who wouldn't want to wake up to soft ocean breezes caressing your face in the morning, and the view of the beautiful turquoise waters just steps away from your balcony?
Enjoy unobstructed views of the lagoon from your private terrace or relax in your king bed and watch Bora Bora's exotic marine life float past the glass floor-viewing bedside tables, coffee table, vanity and bathtub.
Overwater Bungalow amenities include private terraces with unobstructed views of the lagoon, coffee/tea maker, color TV, hair dryer, bath tub/shower, complimentary internet and in-room safe.
$2499 based on double occupancy
$3099 based on single occupancy
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Searching for a Mighty addition to your child's health? Kids Mighty Vites™ is manufactured by DaVinci Laboratories to support your child's immunity.
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Vitamin D (cholecalciferol) 40 IU
Vitamin E 15 IU
(as d-alpha tocopheryl succinate)
Thiamin 1.2 mg
Riboflavin 1.4 mg
Niacin (and as niacinamide) 16 mg
Vitamin B6 1.6 mg
Folic Acid 200 mcg
Vitamin B12 3 mcg
Biotin 85 mcg
Pantothenic Acid 4 mg
Calcium 40 mg
Iron 2 mg
Phosphorus 20 mg
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Magnesium 20 mg
Zinc 0.5 mg
Selenium 5 mcg
Copper 0.002 mg
Manganese 0.25 mg
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Molybdenum 2.5 mcg
Potassium 10 mg
Lecithin 10 mg
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Sleep Disorders in Children
What Is Obstructive Sleep Apnea?
Obstructive sleep apnea is a common problem in children today. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, symptoms of sleep apnea in children include:
- Nighttime snoring with occasional pauses
- Gasping or choking
- Sleep disruption
Children with snoring and OSA often have large tonsils and/or adenoids. Many are obese and/or have an allergic disease. Sleep apnea is associated with the following consequences:
- Abnormal growth and development
- Bedwetting
- Behavioral and learning problems
- Daytime sleepiness
- Hyperactivity or ADHD
Treatment for children who either simply snore or who have OSA may include:
- Weight loss
- Managing allergic rhinitis
- Nasal steroids
- Antibiotics
- Removal of the adenoids and tonsils -- as a last resort
Sometimes, nasal continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) is used for children with obstructive sleep apnea. CPAP involves using a machine that delivers a stream of compressed air through a nasal mask to the child's airway to keep it open during sleep.
Are Sleepwalking and Bedwetting Common Sleep Problems in Children?
Some sleep behaviors -- such as sleepwalking, teeth grinding (bruxism), and bedwetting -- are not unusual among children. Also, sleepwalking is more common in boys than in girls. Sleepwalking may result from an immature central nervous system or from being overly tired. It usually happens about an hour or two after the child falls asleep. Sometimes sleepwalking can persist into adulthood. Because sleepwalkers can be harmed, parents need to protect the child from injury.
Bedwetting may continue well into the elementary years for both girls and boys. While bedwetting is sometimes due to anxiety or other emotional issues, nothing is wrong in most kids. They will eventually outgrow bedwetting -- girls usually stop before boys. On the other hand, although it's uncommon, bedwetting can be the result of an infection or an allergy.
What Are Night Terrors?
With night terrors -- also called sleep terrors -- the child has a sudden arousal from sleep with extreme agitation, screaming, crying, increased heart rate, and dilated pupils. Like sleep walking, night terrors seem to be linked to an immature central nervous system and are often outgrown. These sleep terrors usually begin after age 18 months and disappear by age 6.
If your child has night terrors, it's important to talk to family members and assure them the episodes are not harmful. Make sure the child's room is safe to protect against an injury during a night terror. It also helps to stay on a regular sleep regimen and to manage stress so the child is not anxious at bedtime.
Are Nightmares Common in Childhood?
Nightmares are the frightening dreams that happen during rapid eye movement (REM) sleep. They are a common part of childhood.
At the toddler stage, kids begin active dreaming where it's often hard to distinguish reality from imagination. Preschoolers and elementary school-age kids may experience nightmares that are a result of everyday emotional episodes. For example, arguments with classmates or siblings, academic stress, or fear of separation can cause nightmares.
Most kids have had a nightmare at some time. According to the National Sleep Foundation's Sleep in America poll, 3% of preschool and school-aged children experience frequent nightmares. The worst nightmares seem to occur around the age of 6. As your child matures, bad dreams will probably decrease.
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A collaboration with a brilliant musician, AliannaS. The concept of these photographs reflect one of her tunes, Faceless.
In fact, the music is completely aural while a photograph is wholly visual. However, there are so many points which they can meet each other at.
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Photography and music are completely different, at least in appearance, however, both are inevitably related with imagination. A series of photograms with cassette tape and colour negative enlarger.
Sid and Sigala on the stage (2011)
15 July 2011 at Cargo, London.
Sid and Sigala (2011)
I was pleased with photographing this amazing pop duo - Sid and Sigala. They are very talented; and also nice and witty. Here is their web page address: http://sidandsigala.co.uk/These pictures are taken for their website and also their digital album.
L'Atallah (2011)
This series is for an upcoming musician - L'Atallah. These portraits are mostly edited for CD or Digital single album images.Her music is wonderful; she wanted to be shown as somehow classical, retro-look.
Insomnia (2011)
My thoughts are uncontrollably growing up like cracks on the wall or pediment or everything which human being has built up on the earth. The life in this modern, risky world is a sort of nightmare. I cannot sleep well; also I cannot live well. Fear eats your soul; I suffer from insomnia even during the day.
A Study for Landscape: Misty (2010)
How People Enjoyed the Snow or How the Road Can Be Built (2010)
A Study for Portraits: Elements and Moments (2010)
Reportedly, painting has been exploring abstract ways of looking at the world after the invention of photography. Especially concerned with portraits, Cubism and Francis Bacon had huge influence on how the 3-dimensional space (and a face as a space) can be transformed into 2-dimensional picture. In the meantime, I think, photography has been mainly concentrating on representing the sitter accurately, even though there have been some experiments by multi-exposure or extremely long-exposure or even post-production with digital manipulation.
It is partly because photography is always invovled with who is the sitter him/herself, rather than how he/she is depicted on the 2-dimensional surface. In other words, since the viewer always conceives of the person depicted and even feels close to him or her (or them), an extremely manipulated depiction of someone is regarded as an indignation about the sitter and is likely to be disapproved.
This series of photographs are inspired by Marcel Duchamp's famous painting, Nude Descending a Stairecase, No.2 (1912), and Francis Bacon's outstanding works. In fact, Duchamp's picture was obviously influenced by Edward Muybridge's series of a galloping horse and other similar works. I think he combined each moment of the model's movement, which is equivalent with each frame of Muybridge's photographs of the horse, into a single plane of canvas.
We can easily make this kind of pictures with digital technology today, but I didn't want to make my image by combining with the different parts from various photographs. I want to draw my picture on a single plane, like a canvas. Therefore, I released the shutter for 30 seconds or 1 minutes and captured my face and body in different positions with flashgun in vitually total darkness (sometimes with a mask which has a triangular shape). Each moment of flickering flashlight become each element of the picture. Elements and moments.


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Imagine knowing the names of the men who killed your son and not being able to do anything about it. This is life for the parents of Jacob Kudla, a teenager shot to death in Detroit, Michigan, last year. The Kudlas say they know who killed their son and his friend. They know who beat him up, put him in the trunk of a car, took him out to a field, and shot their child. But there's nothing they can do about it.
Because Detroit police and prosecutors have told them they won't be prosecuting! Apparently Bernie and Vergie Kudla are supposed to be happy that the men who killed their son are behind bars, awaiting trial on other crimes.
But is that really enough?
The cops and prosecutors say it comes down to not enough evidence to build a good case.
The Kudlas claim this comes down to money -- it's known across the country that Detroit is broke, and these parents think their son's case is getting the shaft because it would cost money to bring the criminals to justice. They say there is plenty of evidence.
It's a whole lot of he said-she said at the moment.
But the question of whether it's enough to catch a criminal on another case remains.
Sure, it's comforting to know killers are behind bars, so they can't kill again.
But Jacob Kudla is still dead, as is his 17-year-old friend Jourdan Bobbish, who was also murdered that night. Parents lost sons. Parents want the people who made their worst nightmares come true to pay for that, not for other crimes, but specifically for that.
They want justice for THEIR loved ones.
Is that really too much to ask?
Is it really wrong that they're pushing these police and prosecutors on this?
This isn't to say that there is any malfeasance in the Detroit legal system. I'm well aware that it is often up to prosecutors to do the best they can to get criminals behind bars, and because they're bound by the law on how to procure evidence, that sometimes means indicting on counts other than what they'd really like to, at least in their hearts.
But where the cops and DAs have hundreds of cases that they need to focus on, parents like Bernie and Vergia Kudla have just one. They can ... and should ... keep on fighting. Because who else will?
Do you think it's fair to make these parents accept that their sons' killers are behind bars on other charges? What would you do in their shoes?
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Unfortunately I can see both sides. I feel horrible for the victims families but since the killers are already behind bars and with Detroit being broke it is not feasible for them to expel resources on killers who are already off the street. That being said, sadly, this case is a lower priority compared to someone who was murdered and the killer was still on the lose.
How do the parents know that those are then men that killed their sons? I mean come on really? If police started to arrest at every finger pointing the jail would see 10x more people then they have now. They have to have solid evidence. It's sad what they are going threw but you just can't make a claim and have the police listen and charge two people with murder without some kind of proof they had involvement.
The problem I see with this (while I do see and understand both sides) is that these other charges that they are behind bars for, are they going to serve the same amount of time as they would if they were convicted on two charges of murder 1? Or will they be out on parole in a year or two?
I've noticed you seem to write a lot of anti-cop articles. I agree with Lost Soul. These days, anyone can call a news station and get their side of the story reported as factual news. I feel for this family; I just think there probably isn't enough evidence to go to trial. The article of this is misleading- it's not that police won't listen. It's just that there is a lack of evidence. Way to continue your anti-police propaganda, though.
My son was also murdered, and although the police know who did it and had all the evidence they needed, failed to pick up the shooter. In Honolulu after my son was shot in the back the police treated my son like he was less than human, I mean they even knew who the shooter was and for what ever reason that I still don't understand they didn't even pick this guy up for questioning. I fail to understand why some cases are like this. I'm not sure about this one, but I know in my sons case they had the evidence and refused or failed to act on it. They allowed him to leave the island to possibly kill someone elses child.
Were these boys gang bangers? If so murder and death are a way of life. That would be a reason for thecops not tocare much.
@adoption2013, how DARE you? HOW DARE you even suggest that the victims are responsible for their murder?
Well, I know for a fact what it feels like, My niece was also murdered and it seemed like the cops was not trying to do anything about it, my sister got an attorney and guess what???? it seems now that it is all coming out the gun the three men had who shot her, belonged to the police dept!! the same dept she was working as an informant for!!!! so it goes to show, cops will cover up when they can to protect their own asses, they may not have pulled the trigger, but they owned the gun she was killed with. soundl like a set up to me!!!! not all cops are good. statistics show there are more dirty cops out there then good!!! read up on it before you say all cops are good! CAUSE THEY ARE NOT!!!!


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The school is horrible! The maintenance of the entire school is very poor, most of the students have very little respect for others, including teachers, some of the teachers could care less about their students education, and how they run everything is just ridiculous! Out of all the schools I've been to, this is the worst. They said this was one of the best in the county?! I for one could say that it isn't one of the best. I do not recommend sending students to get their education here.
This is the better of the schools in the district but I would never send another child there. They are defiantly not a military friendly school.
School needs help! My son graduated from Windsor in 2008. My daughter went there from 2007-2010. I transferred her out of Windsor for her senior year due to the increased lack of respect that some of the students had towards teachers and other students. The school lost a great principle, and band director last year and another band director who left I believe in 2008 and transferred to another school. Once the school buckles down and takes care of the deliquents and disrespect, it can become a great school again!
I am a senior here at WFHS and have been attending it all 4 years. I Love it. The teachers take the innitiative to motivate the students and make sure their doing what they are supposed to be doing. I must say though, that the staff, especially the principle and the assistant principle, focus too much on what we look like rather than our academics. Many students end up leaving school early, going to ISS or returning to class late because of a shirt untucked or no ID. Its ridiculous. But like I said I love the school and I would recommend it.
Winsor Forest high school is the best school in chatham county! I had an experience there and I loved it it's the best!
WFHS is a very good school. The standards required are good.
WFHS is one of the best in Chatham County, but the county's school system is horrible. The faculty worry more about how the students look more than how they are doing with academics.
WFHS is definitely one of the best public high schools in the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System. The staff and faculty are dedicated to providing local students with a high-quality education. There are the occasional fights and behavioral problems- things that you would normally associate with an inner-city high school. The extracurricular involvement is relatively poor. Students here do not seem overly motivated to participate in many activities. Parental support is also a huge issue. Teachers and administrators are constantly trying to figure out ways to improve the dwindling relationships between the teachers and parents.
I was very worried about sending my daughter whom has been very shelterd her whole life to Windsor Forest High School. She loves it, I know have 2 daughters there. THe staff and principles are great. Thanks to all of their hard work. I even shadowed my 9th grader last year.
Windsor Forest High School is one of the better public schools in the area. Many people base where they live on the quality of this school. Most of the teachers are very good and demand alot from the kids who go here. I believe with better funding, WFHS could be one of the best in the state.
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Savannah, GA 31419
Phone: (912) 395-3400
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Mix together:1 cup lemon verbena, dried and crushed fine1 cup lemon balm, dried and crushed fine1 cup rosemary, dried and crushed fine1 tablespoon Lemon peel (left as is)4 drops essential oil of Verbena or LemonIn a glass container, mix all the ingredients, allow to age for two weeks.Fill ingredients into small or medium sized cloth/cotton/muslin bags. Makes 3 cups.Discard after fragrance is gone.


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Should we begin teaching children letter sounds first with lowercase letters instead of letter names with uppercase letters?
What do you see more of when you open a book, capital letters or lowercase letters?
What is more important for reading, letter sounds or letter names?
Shouldn't we teach children the more germane information pertaining to the letter first, its sound, as Montessori schools do? Aa is for apple and it says /a/ is too much information for a child to take in, process and then apply to a complex language code. Why don't we start with lowercase letters and sounds, saving letter names for once a child can read a three-letter consonant-vowel-consonant word?
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Former Rutland City attorney Christopher Sullivan has been identified as the driver involved in a fatal hit-and-run crash in the city Wednesday night.
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