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"We dipped our fingers in the wet cement, and we wrote the truest, simplest things we knew – our names, the date, and these words: We were here." Karen Thompson Walker
REMEMBER … by elizabeth obih-frank
♥ Remember to always say I love you to your loved ones daily
♥ Remember to always say please and thank you
♥ Remember to follow the promptings of your heart
♥ Remember to honor & love yourself and others
♥ Remember to stop and enjoy the smell of the ocean and of flowers too
♥ Remember to take a chance and go for the big goal
♥ Remember too that to fail is part of the road to finding success
Two names in the sand
Words scrawled… shaking, human hands
We were here, they said…
"Love one another." George Harrison
♥ Remember to enjoy the small things in life; fresh water, a simple meal, a cup of tea
♥ Remember to celebrate the things that matter to you – fearlessly
♥ Remember to listen and learn from others and from life
♥ Remember to smile when you answer the phone … energy travels
♥ Remember to forgive others and above all forgive yourself
♥ Remember to share a meal or a few coins with those in need
♥ Remember to eat your favorite dessert and enjoy each bite
Lovers quarrels known
By angry words, crimson walls
Love one another…
More below! :-)
"May we be forgiven; it's a prayer, an incantation. May We Be Forgiven." A. M. Homes
♥ Remember to keep an open mind and observe events before commenting
♥ Remember to try new things and explore new creative ways of being
♥ Remember to breathe deeply and stretch often – both in body and mind
♥ Remember to celebrate when others succeed as yours will be coming
♥ Remember to Press On even when others say you shouldn't
♥ Remember to thank your Creator and to always ask for Grace…
When dusk ends our dawn
Rejoice, no need for mourning
We are Forgiven…
Have a productive week!
What are your thoughts? What does success mean to you? Do you have advice to offer on success and failure? Do share! Thank you.
This post was inspired by a prompt from WP Daily Post: Last Words. You have the chance to write one last post on your blog before you stop blogging forever. Write it.
*Please bear with me as I catch up on your blogs and commenting… I'm back on track with reading and responding to your blogs; albeit at a slow pace. Thank you all for your patience! :-)
Positive Motivation Tip: Live life as if there is no tomorrow… Use up all your good words so your Last Words won't be filled with regret. Live!
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Until Next Time…
Ask. Believe. Receive. ©
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VICTOR ESPINOZA, SWEET AUGUST MOON, Winner: "I thought there was going to be a little bit of speed in there but everybody kind of slowed down and they moved out. I wanted to save ground at the three-eighths pole and not have to go too wide. I thought I had a chance to win the race but my main thing was to try and save ground. I had a good post on the outside and I thought 'this is great, I'm going to be on the outside of everybody and during the race everything changed. I decided to take a shot by staying on the inside and I got lucky."
MIKE SMITH, FREE FLYING SOUL, Second: "She ran great. The winner got a great trip along the rail and that might have been the difference."
BRIAN KORINER, SWEET AUGUST MOON, Winner: "We just got her to calm down a little bit. We tracked her this morning. She's never run with a tongue tie because she's so ornery. Today we ran her in a tongue tie. There are just a few little things that made the difference. The post had a lot to do with it. Last time she was up on the inside and Joe (Talamo) kind of had to try and ask her to get position and maybe move when she didn't want to be moved. It just took a while after the layoff to come around. I've always expected her to come back around. The owners were always nervous. One of the guys kept calling and asking 'what are we going to do with her.' and I'm like 'just give her time.' We're looking at the ($150,000) Rancho Bernardo (Aug. 22 at Del Mar) next."
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1140 Lightstation Road, via Great Ocean Rd,
Cape Otway, Victoria, 3233
Phone Number:
61 03 5237 9240
Fax Number:
61 03 5237 9245
Climb to the top of mainland Australia's oldest lighthouse, Cape Otway Lightstation, 90 metres above the wild Southern Ocean, and see why many tragic shipwrecks occurred on this isolated and rugged coastline. Immerse yourself in history with one of Australia's most important and recognisable lighthouses at your doorstep. Spectacular scenery, lighthouse tours, wildlife (koalas, wallabies and whales), rainforests, waterfalls and awesome sunsets will be highlights of your stay. Cape Otway is an excellent location to base yourself, being central to Great Ocean Road and Great Otway National Park activities and walks. Groups of up to 16 people can be accommodated in the heritage Head Lighthouse Keeper's cottage with four bedrooms, two bathrooms, open fires and fully self contained kitchen and laundry facilities. Two night minimum stays. The cottage is a wonderful retreat for families, walking groups or as a unique venue for get-togethers with friends. The Manager's House is a fully self-contained, newly renovated property providing all the comforts of home, comfortably accommodating up to 15 guests. A great location for a house party, or place to relax after walking in the Otways, the Manager's House is filled with natural light. Both properties have bed and breakfast options for smaller groups or couples. The Lightstation also has a delightful café on site which is open daily. Relax over a great coffee and homemade scones, soaking up the views. The café is located in the original Assistant Lighthouse Keeper's cottage, right in front of the lighthouse. Discover the coast on a 4WD Lightkeeper's Shipwreck Discovery Tour, which runs daily and with special offers for accommodation guests. Walk in the footsteps of lightkeepers and pioneers along the Great Ocean Walk with experienced and knowledgeable local guides. Opera in the Otways - Saturday November 17, 2012 - see website for details.
50 Ashmore Rd,
Torquay, Victoria, 3228
Phone Number:
61 03 5261 9977
Only one hour from the Westgate Bridge you will find Saltair Day Spa. Situated in a unique location, offering stunning views of Torquay's rolling hills and crystal blue waters. Calm your mind as you are cared for by the exceptional therapists and Indulge in a complete menu of day spa treatments and therapies. Derma-Cosmeceuticals Skincare is available using the latest Multi-spectrum imaging. Try something new like an Indigenous Inspired Rhythmic Massage or a Facial Treatment using a combination of the purist organic bases and pure oxygen gas. Captivate your senses while your stresses melt away in the Hydrotherapy Spa, Geisha Spa, Vichy Shower or Steam Sauna. Saltair treatments use the highest quality aromatherapy oils, earth ochres, desert salts, ocean mineral polishers, moisturisers and elixirs used in the finest destination spas worldwide. Saltair Spa uses and recommends Li'Tya Spa products. Capturing the potency of indigenous Australian plants, fruits, earth ochres, desert salts and sea plants, with each product depicting the wonder and beauty of the country. Li'Tya offers exquisitely pure health, beauty and wellbeing treatments - individually tailored to energise and beautify every part of your being. Saltair Spa also use and recommend Heritage Healers facial treatments. Pure oxygen gas, in conjunction with vitamins and minerals, is used to nourish and revitalise the skin cells. With Heritage Healers O2 Oxygen Therapy they soothe away internal stress, then regenerate and boost the health of every skin cell with pure oxygen gas, plus essential vitamins and minerals. It is the most effective skin treatment program of its kind, designed to cleanse, nourish and revitalise every skin cell of the face, pore by pore. Choose from body treatments, geisha tub, hydrotherapy, massage, facials, oxygen treatments, hand and foot treatments, Day Spa packages and Professional Skin Health Advice and treatments, spray tans, waxing and tinting.
325 Blackgate Rd,
Torquay, Victoria, 3228
Phone Number:
61 03 5261 6620
Fax Number:
61 03 5261 6681
Australian Skydive is a leading skydive operator. They operate out of both Torquay Bells Beach and Bridgewater on Loddon. Tandem skydive at Torquay over Bells beach up to 15,000 feet, with a 70 second freefall and five minute canopy ride with amazing views of beautiful Great Ocean Road and Bells Beach. The view will be as mind blowing as the experience. Or tandem skydive over the spectacular Goldfields at Bridgewater on Loddon 15,000 feet. With a great atmosphere and exceptional customer service you will feel more than welcome at both of the drop zones. However, if you want more than tandem skydiving, feel free to take the leap solo. Australian Skydive offer a range of solo skydive training packages at our Bridgewater drop zone. Ranging from the first stage of the course over two days, to the full 'A' licence package over nine days which allows you to skydive solo anywhere in the world. Australian Skydive is committed to providing you with the highest quality skydiving experience that we can possibly deliver. With their products, they offer you 100 per cent adrenaline guaranteed. "The sky is not the limit".
10-30 Hoveys Rd,
Barongarook, Victoria, 3249
Phone Number:
61 03 5233 8400
Fax Number:
61 03 5233 8343
Otway Estate Winery and Brewery occupies a forest clearing in the northern foothills of the lovely Otway range. Initially a winery, the mainstay of the business is now the hand-crafted Prickly Moses beer and Forbidden Fruit Cider manufactured on-site. Any beer connoisseur knows you need good water to make good beer. Their beers are produced using pure Otway rainwater, so not only are they good beers, they are sensational beers. Offering an excellent conference and function facility, Otway Estate Winery and Brewery is open for functions, special events, conferences, weddings and group bookings only. They also offer boutique spa cottage accommodation for visitors to the region. The Brewery Outlet is open Friday through Sunday from 11am to 5pm. They still run an annual Oktoberfest event, offering authentic food, music and of course great beer. Otway Estate Winery and Brewery offers self contained spa cottage accommodation set amongst the bush with views over the vines. Luxurious spa baths and complete privacy, the cottages really do offer a unique getaway and enable guests to experience the peace and tranquillity of the bush.
85 McAdams Lane,
Bellarine, Victoria, 3221
Phone Number:
61 03 5251 2223
Fax Number:
61 03 5251 5906
Jack Rabbit is situated down a meandering country lane on a majestic Bellarine peak with views of rolling paddocks and coastal cliffs. Jack Rabbit Vineyard delivers a rich, diverse stable of award-winning, sophisticated cool climate wines including Sparkling Blanc de Blanc, Moscato, Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Grigio, Riesling, Chardonnay, Rose, Pinot Noir, Merlot, Shiraz, Shiraz Cabernet. Winemaker Nyall Condon's approach to winemaking is very much about minimal intervention and retaining the natural characters of each varietal - the fruit is the hero. Contemporary a la carte restaurant cuisine comes courtesy of Jack Rabbit's Head Chef, David Hall, who has created a stunning menu to indulge even the most discerning culinary palates. Hall is committed to sourcing and showcasing local producers and ingredients to create his menu masterpieces. The Jack Rabbit Restaurant made its debut entry into The Age Good Food Guide in 2012, repeated in 2013. The Restaurant was a finalist in the annual Golden Plate Awards and prestigious Restaurant and Catering Associations Awards of Excellence in 2011 & 2012. The opening of the spectacular new 'House of Jack Rabbit' tasting room, cellar door and bistro-style cafe, has been a magical addition to the Jack Rabbit experience. Jack Rabbit Vineyard is an Oasis with unrivalled views across the Bay to Geelong, the You Yangs and Melbourne. An intimate coastal ambience and last but absolutely not least, smiles. Owners David and Lyndsay Sharp.
1249 Bellarine Highway,
Wallington, Victoria, 3221
Phone Number:
61 03 5250 2756
Fax Number:
61 03 5250 3663
Super charge your summer at Victoria's biggest theme park! With awesome family fun all day long, Adventure Park Geelong is home to some of the coolest water rides in Australia. Victoria's hottest and biggest theme park, Adventure Park, located just ten minutes from Geelong boasts exciting rides and attractions, perfect for the whole family! Just some of the ways you can make a gigantic splash and enjoy the unlimited rides all day long include: - Raft the roaring rapids on The River Torrent Lazy River, with twisting tides and swirling gauntlets along a tropical river oasis - Speed down head first and experience the ultimate adrenaline rush of the Six Lane Aqua Racer, a speed slide for the serious thrill-seekers which can take you up to 40km per hour - Race down The Gold Rush Rapids in a speedy 20 seconds and take the two metre plunge - Take a splash in the dark on the Wild West Canyon on a two-seater raft, experiencing twists and 360 degree turns! Adventure Park is doing it for the kids, too! The Tiny Tots Splashzone keeps the young ones cool, safe and entertained, with waterfalls, mini waterslides and spray cannons throughout. While Bonito's Bay Water Play offers a state-of-the-art aquatic playground including waterfalls, water jets and more pirate-filled water fun. On dry land, families can take a ride on the popular Go Karts and Little Buggy Speedway, try a hand at archery, discover the Galactic Games World, challenge family and friends to a game of mini golf, take a leisurely ride on the new Paddle boats and watch the world go by on the classic carousel. Bring in a picnic, hire a barbecue and relax lakeside under shaded picnic areas, marquees and pavilions, set amongst 21 hectares of landscaped parkland.
Federal St,
Aireys Inlet, Victoria, 3231
Phone Number:
61 03 5263 1133
Fax Number:
61 03 5263 3654
You'll spot her as you travel the Great Ocean Road. To locals and fans afar she is affectionately known as 'The White Queen'. Don't just wonder as you drive by - yes, you can join a guided tour, which will take about 45 minutes of your time. The knowledgeable tour guide will introduce you to a life of maritime responsibility, engineering perfection, a pristine Marine Sanctuary, cultural connections, the famous setting for the TV series 'Round the Twist' and ever-changing 360 degree coastal vistas. Whether you want to step back in maritime, forward in coastal conservation or capture the now with a perfect snapshot, this is a stop worth every minute. The Split Point Lighthouse was built in 1891 and has only been open for tours for eighteen months. She still shines her guiding light every evening to keep ships passing on their way to and from Port Phillip Bay, off the rocky shores. The staff at Split Point Lighthouse Tours look forward to guiding you up the cast iron spiral staircase, through the lantern room and out onto the balcony to enjoy a birds-eye view of the dramatic coastline.
230-250 Portarlington-Queenscliff rd,
Bellarine, Victoria, 3221
Phone Number:
61 03 5259 1377
Fax Number:
61 03 5259 1266
Welcome to Advance Mussel Supply. Their shop is now open! Welcome to the home of Fresh Portarlington Mussels and Angasi Oysters. Fresh from the farm to you, come visit them and see. Advance Mussel Supply is a family owned and operated business that has been farming Mussels in Port Phillip Bay, Victoria, for over 30 years. They are one of the original Mussel farmers in Port Phillip Bay and one of the largest. They have multiple growing sites at Clifton Springs and Grassy point aquaculture zones. Advance Mussel Supply has been a pioneer in developing new growing techniques and building purpose built equipment and boats. Their goal is to produce high quality mussels all year round. After experimenting with Angasi oysters over the last couple of years they now have Angasi (Flat Oysters) for sale. They are now cooking Mussels and Oysters for you to enjoy and selling fresh Mussels and Oysters for you to take home and cook your self. For more information on Advance Mussel Supply please send them an e-mail or give them a call.
150 Mountjoy Parade,
Lorne, Victoria, 3232
Phone Number:
61 03 5289 2421
Fax Number:
61 03 5289 2580
Sharky's Lorne is now the biggest surf apparel and accessory retailer in Lorne. An exciting store of surfboards and skateboards, wetsuits, clothing, backpacks, watches and more. If you've left something behind or want the latest surf or skate gear, visit Sharky's. One of the main reasons people visit Lorne is to surf or to enjoy the surf culture. Sharky's Lorne is the hub of Lorne's surf life. Sharky's was established in 1989, named after one of Lorne's local legends. "Sharky", for those who don't know, was a brave Lorne local who swam between the Lorne Pier and foreshore each day risking his life as 'shark bait'. During summer, Sharky sat on the wall near the Lorne Surf Life Saving Club (a chair now commemorates his life) telling tales of the surf and sea.
Colac Lavers Hill Road,
Colac, Victoria, 3250
Phone Number:
61 03 5231 5377
Fax Number:
61 03 5231 5377
The Colac Turf Club has had a long and proud tradition of turf racing, education and training of horses that spans more than 145 years. Nestled at the foot of the Otway Ranges, the Colac Turf Club is one of the renowned country racecourses in the Great ocean Road region. The Colac Gold Cup has become a much sought after trophy among top trainers within Victoria for many years and the record books show why. The past five Country Racehorses of the year have either won the Colac Gold Cup or been trained at Colac. The club's four big race days in October, December, February and March draw many visitors to the region to enjoy grassroots community racing in a relaxed rural setting. While in the area, many visitors also take time out to enjoy the breathtaking coastline of the Great Ocean Road between Lorne and Apollo Bay. Colac is the major inland town servicing the tourist region.
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Tuesday, December 11, 2012
{gift guide} For The Classic
Jimmy Choo - Gilbert Pumps
Proenza Schouler - PS11
Frame Denim Jeans (I REALLY want these!)
Yves Saint Laurent Dress
Alex Monroe Heart Ring
Victoria Beckham Sunglasses
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I'm a pretty classic girl, so I'm not surprised that all of these items appeal to me! I think my favorite item is the Proenza Schouler bag.ReplyDelete
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pretty dress! me likes.ReplyDelete
I love that bag! Nothing like a classic look.ReplyDelete
love those sunnies! I had no idea VB had a sunglasses line as well. xReplyDelete
I think this is me...kind of. lol I pretty much gravitate toward the basic staples..and change it up with the colors. I love the dress!ReplyDelete
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Cute dress & I love the shades too!!:)ReplyDelete
I want that ring too! It's so simple and pretty.ReplyDelete
I would wear every single piece! Love that dress and those heels, very classic.ReplyDelete
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I love this gift guide! That purple dress is amazing! Thanks for stopping by!ReplyDelete
the dress is really cute - definitely a classic shape and of course, your favorite color :)ReplyDelete
I can totally see you in that sweet purple dress. I've had that heart ring in my etsy favorites for the longest. I should put it on my Christmas wishlist. I guess the one on Etsy is a knock off haha.ReplyDelete
What an amazing dress and that rings is the cutest.ReplyDelete
Coming to your blog is always so dangerous, I want everything you post! Of course the PS11 is high up there on my list, but those sunglasses just have me drooling!ReplyDelete
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I am having problems with my center serving just below the nocking point. The serving tends to twist and move. Sometimes it works loose and even doubles over on it self. It gets to the point that it slides down and bunches up. I can move it back and shoot a few more arrows and its back to the same problem again. I tried to have a bow string made by someone else and it did it on that string as well, however it took more arrows before it happen.
If I had shot thousands or even hundreds of arrows I could accept it. But it does this even after 50 or 60 arrows. I have tried different tensions on my serving jig. I have been told that my center serving is wound to tight but when I try looser the problem gets worse. I have also tried different sizes of nocking points. I was wondering if maybe the twist of the bow string might have something to do with it or maybe the size of serving. Maybe the arrow nocks are too tight on the string, however I do not think they are. It would be greatly appreciated if anyone has any ideas how to fix this problem. I would like to continue making my own strings but I need to fix this problem.


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Pair of Edwardian Garnet Set Rings
A most delightful set of two petite matching rings of 10k rose gold is presented. Although delicate in proportion, both rings easily can be worn by an adult or presented to sisters. The charming Edwardian era rings are each set with a trio of garnets en cabochon in gypsy settings and nicely appointed design work embellishes the sides.
Date: Circa 1900.
Measurements: 1/4 of an inch (0.8 cm) in length north to south on the hand and rises 1/16 of an inch (0.2 cm) in height off the finger. Weight of 2.5 grams (1.6 dwt) for the pair.
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Pistons guard Chauncey Billups is attractive as an executive because he's more than a basketball player. He's a businessman. (Clarence Tabb Jr. / Detroit News)
Auburn Hills � Chauncey Billups began thinking about life after basketball in 2005.
After helping the Pistons win their first title in 15 years, the Pistons guard wanted to learn about the business side of the NBA. Life in the front office.
So Billups began sitting in on meetings with then-team president Joe Dumars and his assistants, Scott Perry and John Hammond.
Billups learned how to set up a draft room. He learned what executives looked for when evaluating talent.
Now, he believes he�s ready to move into the front office.
�Yeah, it is something I think I could do,� Billups said.
And it could happen in Detroit.
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The Pistons front office is in flux and needs to be cleaned out. That process began when Dumars was let go and given the title of �consultant.�
Now, the next generation of leadership needs to be addressed.
With a management team perceived to be a group of outsiders, hiring Billups makes sense � he can serve as a bridge between the past and future of the organization.
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�First I had to think about if I wanted to coach or if I wanted to do executive work,� Billups said. �I learned a lot. I kind of sat up under those guys and I gained a lot of experience.�
Billups is attractive as an executive because he�s more than a basketball player. He�s a businessman � he co-owns 30 Wendy�s restaurants with former NBA player Junior Bridgeman.
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�I miss competing, and that is the one thing that will never change whether it is this year or next year.
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Born in Fort Morgan, Colo., Mr. Reichert was raised on a farm in Nebraska. As a young man, he enjoyed building his own boats, and he joined the United States Navy on his 18th birthday. As an enlisted man aboard the USS Dale, he survived the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Subsequently, he saw shipboard duty in the Pacific Theater, earning five battle stars.
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John Carlton might seem to some to be your average Rowan County citizen, but as a supervisor for Guardian ad Litem, I know he is far from average.
Carlton, a Salisbury native, has been a volunteer with the Rowan County Guardian ad Litem program for the past four years. The Guardian ad Litem program trains volunteers to independently investigate child abuse and neglect cases that are heard in court. Volunteers assigned to cases make recommendations about the children's best interests to the judge presiding over the case.
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"All children are equal but some don't get the same opportunities as others. What I like about the Guardian ad Litem program is that we have a chance to see that abused and neglected children get the same opportunities other children get to be successful in life. Every child should have the same opportunity to have a happy childhood. Guardian ad Litems get to do that," Carlton said.
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Volunteers do not always recommend what a child wants in a case because the outcome may not be in the child's best interest. The Guardian does, however, make the child's wishes known to the judge.
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Carlton has seen a lot of changes in the city and the local justice system in his lifetime. His father, Kern Carlton, was a longtime Salisbury attorney, as is cousin Graham Carlton. Kern Carlton's portrait hangs inside the Rowan Superior Courtroom.
John Carlton remembers well the four child fatalities that took place in 1997 that caused close scrutiny of the Rowan County Department of Social Services. Having several years experience coordinating efforts for children's services with the department has shown Carlton that Child Protective Services now has procedures in place that better ensure children are protected.
"DSS does not get the credit they should," Carlton said "The media will give them bad publicity when it seems they don't do their job but they are doing great things and have dedicated social workers."
John attended Pfeiffer College and went on to graduate from the University of Texas with a degree in sociology. He began working summers at Norman's of Salisbury, a local well-known custom drapery and bedspread manufacturer that was located on Main Street.
He eventually was promoted to plant manager with Norman's at its manufacturing plant in Grand Prairie, Texas. After 18 years in Texas, Carlton returned to Salisbury where he became a production supervisor with Frito-Lay and later went to work for Freightliner. Carlton has been a deacon at First Baptist Church for 12 years and has served twice as chairman. He is a 20-year veteran of the National Guard in North Carolina and Texas.
Carlton has six children; all but one lives locally. He spends his spare time "tracking' his eight grandchildren. He likes to hunt turkey, ducks and geese and claims to have a good "pot hole on the river." Carlton likes to fish for crappie and enjoys playing golf.
Carlton wants to advocate for abused and neglected children and make a difference in their lives. He is making a difference in Rowan County.
Lissa Pence is a supervisor for Guardian ad Litem in Rowan County. For more information about the Guardian ad Litem Program, visit www.ncgal.org or call 704-639-7517.


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Originally Posted by SasukeUchiha910
sakura must die
don't get your hopes up.
The ****? Kakashi is now invincible by plot. The ***** survived deidara, pain, madara, and obito. Untouchable st this point.
I doubt Guy or Lee will die, they're so popular it would be a travesty to kill them, they even have a spin-off series for crying out loud
Originally Posted by Odd One
I don't really care who's gonna die now. Before was interesting. Now i bet on Tsunade only. Since Kakashi an Gai were bootsed.
Seriously? I want to see people die...
Originally Posted by Champ
Hopefully Kakashi
Sad death if it does happen!
Originally Posted by saltal
Sakura certainly won't die, because she has to be present when the final fight between Naruto and Sasuke takes place. Hinata could die, since she is not necessary for the plot, unless Kishi plans for her to be Naruto's mate (which I personally hope not). If she is not going to be Naruto's girl, then killing her in the war would match Obito's experience - I can definitely see him going for that angle, given how effective it was when Rin's death was staged.
I expect some of the older Ninja to die, but the K11 are too important to randomly die - if they do, it'll have to be several chapters for each.
I could see Sakura dieing just because of how Obitos past was. Aka a member of his team dying (the girl) since their team is ridiculous similiar to naruto's.
Originally Posted by RockLee the Green Beast
The ****? Kakashi is now invincible by plot. The ***** survived deidara, pain, madara, and obito. Untouchable st this point.
For real, in my opinion he should have died against pain.
Originally Posted by TheGr8Uchiha
I could see Sakura dieing just because of how Obitos past was. Aka a member of his team dying (the girl) since their team is ridiculous similiar to naruto's.
Not really. There are parallels but definitely not the same teams. Almost all teams we know have the "cool" elite member (usually male), the emotional short tempered one (usually male) and the balancing type (typically female, and often but not always with a short term crash on the "cool" teammate, unless related). Think teams 7, 8, 10, Guy, 3 Sannins, Gaara and his sibs, Sasuke's current team, etc. But each team is still different.
The majority of fighters will die fighting Madara. The only way that wouldn't happen is if they switch over to sasuke half way through the manga, but we'll most DEFINITELY see the corpses.
Sai will die. Everyone else from the 11 will get injured, but live.
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Boasting more than 2,800 hours of sunshine each year, Myrtle Beach is a mecca for vacationers in search of clear skies, warm weather, and beach access. This coastal city in South Carolina provides beach lovers and sun worshippers with beach resorts that offer comfort, luxury, and entertainment all bundled up in one memorable Myrtle Beach sojourn.
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Although various coastal states boast beaches of their own, many vacationers gladly drive the extra distance to Myrtle Beach for the warmer ocean water and exciting attractions. Travelers seeking a vacation at Myrtle Beach often hop in their cars and arrive in paradise within just several hours. However, Myrtle Beach also features its own Greyhound bus station, so guests can arrive from nearly anywhere in the nation without putting miles on their own cars.
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Getting Around
Vacationers often agree that driving is one of best ways of getting around Myrtle Beach. Because many of the shopping outlets and water parks aren't on the strip, driving is one of the easiest ways to arrive at these local hot spots. However, keep in mind that much of the parking, especially on Ocean Boulevard, is permitted or metered. Therefore, it's a good idea to carry around some spare change while vacationing, so you're always prepared to feed a meter.
The Coast RTA is the bus system in Myrtle Beach providing convenient transportation for the carless traveler. Coast RTA features one-time fare passes in addition to one-day and multiple-day passes as well. Research the fare prices ahead of time and board with exact change. The bus system does not run after certain hours in the evening depending on the season, but numerous Myrtle Beach taxi services will provide travelers with after-hours transportation.
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Golf aficionados from around the globe regard Myrtle Beach as a golfing mecca. Often called the "Golf Capital of the World," Myrtle Beach is home to more than 100 prestigious golf courses, which provide tee times for golfers of all skill levels. The beach community boasts private, semi-private, and public greens, some of which even offer Myrtle Beach hotel deals and golf packages. Regardless of whether you're hitting holes-in-one left and right, or you're still learning how to swing the golf club, playing a round of golf is a must for every Myrtle Beach visitor. Take a swing at the championship courses designed by top architects, such as Greg Norman and Arnold Palmer, or challenge the whole family to some friendly competition at the various miniature golf locations scattered around the coastal city.
Strolling along the boardwalk is another must-do activity while vacationing in Myrtle Beach. The recently built 1.2-mile boardwalk's sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean, restaurants, and shops offer the perfect break from lounging on the beach or playing in the waves. Yet no visit to the boardwalk is complete without a ride on the SkyWheel. Undeniably the most popular boardwalk attraction, the SkyWheel is the largest Ferris wheel on the East Coast and the second largest in the U.S. Looming and spinning at 212 feet in the sky, this gondola ride promises the best seat in the house for views of the shoreline as the sun sets.
Attending an evening performance is the ideal way to keep the fun times rolling - even after the sun sets in this beach community. Myrtle Beach hosts a number of theaters where vacationers flock to see concerts, theater productions, musicals, and live entertainment. From magic shows and Broadway hits to music tributes and improv shows, Myrtle Beach provides top entertainment during the evenings. The beach town also offers a variety of dinner theaters, where vacationers dine while stories of pirates or medieval knights unfold before them with acrobats, performers, light shows, and even live animals.
Any knowledgeable Myrtle Beach travel guide will also place Broadway at the Beach near the top of its things to do list in this coastal town, especially for those who are spending more than one or two days in beach town. This entertainment hub for all ages features shops, restaurants, amusement rides, and nightclubs, along with theaters, an aquarium , and hotels for kids. Invite the whole family along to Broadway at the Beach and marvel at the upside-down WonderWorks science museum, or glide below the Dangerous Reef filled with sharks at the Ripley's Believe It or Not Aquarium.
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If you're itching to get out of your North Myrtle Beach hotel or you're searching for some relief from the sand and sun, exploring Myrtle Beach's culture is the best activity. For a peek into the seaside community's art scene, visit the Franklin G. Burroughs-Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum of Myrtle Beach. This coastal art museum, said to be one of the best in the Carolinas, features four collections: the Barbara Burgess and John Dinkelspiel Collection of Southern Art, Art Museum Permanent Collection, Bishop Maps and Prints Collection, and the Waccamaw Arts and Crafts Collection. Find maps dating back to 1606 and browse artwork by Southern artists at this intriguing exhibit.
For history buffs visiting Myrtle Beach, a trip to The South Carolina Civil War Museum is a fun way to get a feel for the beach town's history. This alluring museum presents Civil War artifacts, including intricate collections of firearms, soldier uniforms, newspapers, and even historic money. The museum reminds visitors of the city's past and role in the nation's history, while proving Myrtle Beach is more than just a popular beach spot.
The Waccamaw tribe originally inhabited the area around Myrtle Beach and only a few settlers sparingly lived in the territory prior to the Revolutionary War. It wasn't until the late 19th century when the Burroughs and Collins Company of Conway purchased the land and began to build a town when the area really started to gain recognition. The company chartered the Conway and Seashore Railroad in 1899, and by 1901, the train tracks expanded to encourage tourists to visit the seaside community.
In the early 20th century, the town held a city naming contest, in which it decided to name the town after the prominent shrub, the Southern Wax Myrtle. From there on out, Myrtle Beach continued to expand as a beach resort, and by the 1940 the seaside community was the "it town." According to legend, it was the birthplace of the dance move, "The Shag." This slower rendition of the popular 40's dance move, "The Jitterbug," came about when beach goers were too intoxicated to do the original dance move justice! Today Myrtle Beach continues to develop, as it has become a coveted beach spot for vacationers, where every now and then, "The Shag," may still make an appearance.
While Myrtle Beach may not be a mecca for major league sports, like the MLB, NBA, or NFL, what the beach resort lacks in professional sports teams it more than makes up for on the golf course. That is, golf courses created by none other than the famous golfer Arnold Palmer. Myrtle Beach features more than 100 courses, but Palmer, "The King" of men's professional golf, has personally designed four courses, which are considered some of the favorite greens in the beach town. From the GOLF.com World Amateur Handicap Championship to the Summer Family Golf Tournaments, Myrtle Beach lives and breathes golf.
If golf isn't your cup of "tee," Myrtle Beach offers plenty of watersports to entertain sun worshippers and sport enthusiasts alike. Vacationers have a vast selection of water activities to engage in, ranging from scuba diving and parasailing to kayaking and jet skiing, and beyond. The beach resort also offers fishing charters, banana boat rides, and speed boat rentals for visitors looking for a thrill out on the water just outside their Myrtle Beach hotels.
After a day spent relaxing on the shore in Myrtle Beach, more than likely you're ready to rock your sun-kissed skin and sun-bleached hair out on the town. For a truly authentic Myrtle Beach experience, let loose at the city's famous shag clubs in the northern beach areas, where you can dance in the spots where the moves originated.
The shag isn't for everyone though, so if it's beyond your years, check out the younger, hipper nightclubs at Celebrity Square in Broadway at the Beach. The clubs here feature karaoke, live music, and DJs. Cheer on the dueling pianos or take over the dance floor at this seaside playground. Meanwhile, Murrells Inlet, a bit to the south, features outdoor patios overlooking the water with live entertainment after the sun sets for a more laidback evening.
Boasting more than 1,900 restaurants, Myrtle Beach caters to the growling bellies of hungry vacationers. The various Myrtle Beach resorts dish up seafood and burgers, while the seaside town also features a variety of cuisine from Thai, Mexican, and Japanese, to BBQ, Greek, Italian, and more. Treat yourself to waterfront dining with fresh shrimp and fish or kick back at a beach joint on the boardwalk.
Whether it's dinner for two or lunch for the entire family, Myrtle Beach presents plenty of options to feed your hunger. Choose from pub grub, pizzeria pies, or cantina burritos. And if your belly can't decide on one specific cuisine, loosen the notch in your belt, and swing by one of the various buffets to chow down on a massive variety of fodder.
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Whether you're in search of a trendy new bikini or some fun souvenirs to bring home to your friends, Myrtle Beach presents gift shop, boutiques, and factory outlets to meet all your shopping list needs and wants. Fashionistas and shopaholics alike lace up their comfy shoes and grab their wallets for a trip to Barefoot Landing, Broadway at the Beach, Coastal Grand Mall, and the Tanger Outlets for some of the best shopping by the sea.
Barefoot Landing and Broadway at the Beach both open their doors to all those vacationers who love jewelry hunting, accessorizing, and souvenir shopping. These two shopping destinations by the Waterway are prime spots to find trinkets and specialty items unique to Myrtle Beach. As for the Coastal Grand Mall, this shopping venue is less touristy and more traditional. It's the largest shopping complex in South Carolina, boasting more than 170 stores, including anchors and retail brands. And for those Myrtle Beach vacationers who have a desire for discounts, the two Tanger Outlet locations are the seaside destinations for the best deals on brand names. What's more, to every shopper's delight, these shopping hot spots are conveniently located close to the Myrtle Beach hotels, attractions, sand, and sea.
Pet Friendly Travel Basics
Just as vacationers are drawn to the salty air and ocean waves in Myrtle Beach, so are dogs! To a pup, nothing says vacation more than digging holes in the sand and splashing through the salt water. Fortunately your furry four-legged ones are welcome on many of the beaches in Myrtle early in the mornings and later in the evenings. There are some restrictions though, as canines are never allowed on the beaches between 21st Avenue North and 13th Avenue South. Man's best friend is also prohibited from other beaches from 10:00am until 5:00pm between May and Labor Day. Also, don't forget to keep in mind if your pup is tagging along on your vacation, double check you've made reservations at a pet friendly hotel in Myrtle Beach, because not all hotels in Myrtle Beach allow permit furry guests.
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Along with inviting your pup along, your kids can join your vacation, too. Myrtle Beach is a typical family resort, but when marking your calendar for a trip to this seaside spot, do understand it is a hot spring break destination for college kids. If you want a rowdy party scene during your vacation, then book during this time. However if you're looking for a calm and quiet getaway, you may want to book during a different time slot or reserve a hotel in the northern end of the coast for a slightly more relaxed vibe.
Personalities & Culture
Myrtle Beach is nestled on the coast of South Carolina where southern hospitality stills thrives. This beach town is known for its friendliness towards locals and visitors alike, welcoming tourists from near and far. The culture here is laid-back and relaxed, as vacationers are encouraged to unwind on the beach and rejuvenate at the hotels in Myrtle Beach.
Golf is one major defining aspect of the Myrtle Beach culture. The greens in this coastal spot are a golfer's dream playground, where vacationers can take a swing at countless courses. Myrtle Beach visitors will find a variety of different kinds of golfers here, from those who take the game seriously and play on the most prestigious courses, to fathers and grandpas who show their kids and grandchildren how to swing or how high to tee it up on their family vacation. The golfing community here is welcoming to golfers of all skill levels and ages, so take a break from the beach and hit the greens in the afternoon, or reserve Myrtle Beach hotels right on the golf courses for convenient golfing access every day.
Weather & Climate
Myrtle Beach is known for its abundance of sunny days, but do realize this is a non-tropical beach town, which means the sunbathing and ocean swimming weather is not year-round. Hotels in Myrtle Beach attract visitors at all times of the year, but March through September is the best time for throwing on your swimsuit and hitting the beach. Peak season is during the summer months, when vacationers can expect warm temperatures ranging between 60 and 80F.
November through February features some of the coolest temperatures in Myrtle Beach; as they sometimes drop as low as the mid-30 degrees F. Though this weather may not be ideal for lounging on the beach, it's the best time to find specials and Myrtle Beach hotel deals. Do understand some restaurants close during the off season, but many of the golf courses, shops, and show remain open year round.
Keep cool with a float down a lazy river or heat it up with a round of golf in Myrtle Beach. Regardless of the season you book your getaway for, you're guaranteed oceans of fun in this coastal spot.
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