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VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- Francois Beauchemin got the big payday he wanted when he signed with Toronto as a free agent in the summer of 2009 but that didn't mean he had soured on the Ducks, the team that played a major role in him becoming an everyday NHL defenseman.
The proof was that the Ducks were among the 12 teams he had indicated to Maple Leafs management that he'd be willing to be dealt to if that day were to ever come, which it did Wednesday when he was reacquired for winger Joffrey Lupul, defenseman prospect Jake Gardiner and a conditional 2013 draft pick.
With the Leafs in the midst of a rebuilding program and out of the playoff picture, Beauchemin was eager to rejoin a team he won a Stanley Cup with that's fighting to get into the postseason.
"I have played there before," said Beauchemin, who played nearly four seasons as Scott Niedermayer's defense partner. "We know the city and some of the players that are still there. It's a great group of guys. We're not going somewhere we don't know. That is the main reason I put Anaheim on there.
"With the position of the team right now [in Toronto], it's a tough situation because we're out of a playoff spot for a second year in a row. I was expecting something to happen with all the rumors out there lately."
The Ducks paid a hefty price to upgrade a defense that's been game but also seen as a weak link this season as they've allowed tired goalie Jonas Hiller to face most shots in the NHL up until he was shut down because of fatigue and lightheadedness.
While Lupul didn't seem to fit upon his comeback from a year-long rehabilitation period following major back surgery and a resulting blood infection, the real piece that they lost was Gardiner, a sweet-skating defenseman current at the University of Wisconsin that they took with the 17th pick in the 2008 draft.
Ducks GM Bob Murray indicated that he could part with Gardiner because the similarly skilled Cam Fowler is making an immediate impact as a 19-year-old and another top prospect, Justin Schultz, is having a huge collegiate season. Ironically, Schultz and Gardiner are defense partners at Wisconsin.
"Let's face it, we gave them a good, young prospect in here," said Murray, noting that he'd started laying groundwork on the deal with Leafs assistant GM Dave Nonis for a while. "Believe me, the only reason we would do that is we feel we're very deep in that position of young prospects on defense. That is the only reason."
Murray said he looked at other defensemen that could have potentially been available but had Beauchemin high on his list because of their history with him and that he'd be of "great character" to youngster Fowler and Luca Sbisa.
The fact that Beauchemin, 30, had only two goals and 12 points along with a minus-4 rating with the Leafs didn't make him any less confident in the defenseman's ability to jump right onto the Ducks' blue line.
"I think he was fine there," Murray said. "Part of the reason here, Randy and I know Beauch. Randy is very confident. [Beauchemin] was playing a little bit different style in Toronto. It's very important that we know what we're getting here. We know how Beauch is going to play for us. That is crucial at this point in time in the season."
Ducks coach Randy Carlyle expressed similar sentiments following their morning skate at Rogers Arena.
"We've had the player before so we feel comfortable that he can play to a very high level for us," Carlyle said. "He's chewed big minutes in our situation before. We understand that things haven't probably gone the way he anticipated in Toronto.
"We think that we can provide an evnvironment to show the hockey world what kind of defenseman he truly is."
Murray said Beauchemin is expected to practice with the team at the University of British Columbia on Thursday. A Ducks spokesman said that there are awaiting paperwork on a work visa for the defenseman but he will be able to play Friday at Calgary and Sunday at Edmonton because the team is in Canada.
Carlyle didn't specifically address a question on where Beauchemin will be slotted into an immensely crowded blue line but it appears that it's very possible he could be partnered with Fowler on the second pairing.
"I think what we'll try to do is we'll try to get a feel for where he's at," the coach said. "The first thing we're going to see is how good of shape he's in. I'm sure he's in great shape because he always was when he was with us.
"We've obviously got some ideas on where we'd like to put him. [It's] a little premature to bring to the table at this point."
Beauchemin said he loved Toronto and enjoyed playing for the Maple Leafs but wished "we were in a better position." He insisted that he didn't ask to be traded by Leafs GM Brian Burke, who acquired him in the Sergei Fedorov deal back in November of 2005 at Murray's insistence when Burke was running the Ducks.
The Ducks never tendered an offer to Beauchemin in the summer of 2009 because they were pressed up against the salary cap and didn't see the defenseman as a $3.5-4 million player. But the club now has the cap space to take on his contract, which will pay him $3.65 million next season.
"It's always disappointing when you like a city you want to play in [and] the way it finished and ended up," Beauchemin said. "I didn't really like it. I thought I would have a chance to stay there. But it didn't happen. Anaheim was in a tough spot with its salary cap and had to make some decisions. Back then, it wasn't for me."
But Beauchemin also maintained that he has a strong relationship with Murray despite how the two sides departed nearly two years ago.
"We loved living there for four years," he said. "We never really wanted to leave, but we had to make a decision two summers ago. Bob was the guy who mentioned to Burkie to include me in that Fedorov deal because he saw me play in the American [Hockey] League. That was five or six years ago. That relationship hasn't really changed."
Murray said he became convinced that he should add another piece and strike well before the Feb. 28 trade deadline when the Ducks went 10-4 while captain Ryan Getzlaf was sidelined because of multiple sinus fractures. Getzlaf is to return the ice tonight against the Canucks.
"We told the guys, especially the veterans, if you get in there, we'll try to get you something," he said. "When Getzy went down and this team banded together, I told our guys OK. We had to give them something. They did it. The players sold me when Getzy was down."
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Yesterday close to two hundred women from Fukushima began a three-day sit-in outside the Tokyo office of Japan's Ministry of Economy calling for the evacuation of children from areas with high radiation levels and the permanent shut down of nuclear reactors in Japan currently switched off. Their peaceful protest is a powerful - almost radical – act in a country where standing up for something can often mean ostracism from one's community. These are not women who regularly participate in civil protest. These are mothers who fear for their children's safety and future. These are grandmothers separated from their families. The fact that they have put their own lives and families on hold for these three days reflects the harrowing situation these women and their families have found themselves in since the nuclear disaster. The responsibilities of these women have only grown since the nuclear meltdown completely disrupted their lives. One of the women protesting, Ms. Saeko Uno, fled Fukushima with her 4-year daughter just hours after the earthquake struck Japan on March 11. She is now living in another city, but her husband can't give up his job in Fukushima and has to commute back and forth between the two cities. She is frustrated by the separation that has been forced on her family by the disaster. Ms. Uno came to the protest to tell the world that Fukushima doesn't need nuclear power. In Fukushima, many victims of nuclear radiation are not recognised by the government as having an official right to evacuate the area. This injustice is another issue that has brought Ms. Uno and dozens of other women to Tokyo to protest.The women come from all backgrounds. They are young and old (including an 86-year-old woman), teachers and farmers. During the sit-in they will knit a long woolen chain together, a symbol for them of connecting themselves in one circle. They are calling on women from all over Japan and the rest of the world to join them, beginning on October 30th. Some of the women have been protesting against the Fukushima nuclear plant for years – long before the earthquake and tsunami. Others have joined the cause after the radiation began to affect their families, their children. Most of all, Ms. Uno explains, they want to connect with each other and - amongst the despair that has brought them together – find hope.
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JCHC Presents on Quality and Safety Accomplishments
FAIRBURY – Jefferson Community Health Center was one of 11 hospitals from across the country asked to share its story in early February at the American Hospital Association's AHA Health Forum Rural Health Care Leadership Conference in Phoenix, Ariz. Erin Starr, chief quality officer, presented "Improving Harm Across the Board" on behalf of JCHC.
"JCHC has accomplished great quality of care as evidenced by zero surgical site infections, zero catheter-associated urinary tract infections, zero hospital-acquired blood clots and just one central line-associated infection in the last two years," Starr said. "We have also accomplished great strides in reducing readmissions."
Readmission is noted when a patient who has been hospitalized is readmitted to a hospital for any reason within 30 days.
Among efforts JCHC had made in these areas are:
*Quality Council review of all falls, readmissions, medication errors, and fall-outs on measures;
*Central line protocols were revised by Infection Preventionist;
*Participating in CAPTURE Falls program with University of Nebraska Medical Center, implementing post-fall huddles, and revising fall assessment tool;
*Medical staff engaged in investigation process on all core measures fall-outs;
*Front line engagement through the development of nursing protocols, including nurse-driven foley removal protocol and Nursing Council utilized for input on policies/protocols;
*And established care transitions team, implementing coaches for COPD and Heart Failure and in-depth reviews by pharmacist and dietitian.
"We are honored for the opportunity to present what we have accomplished and what we have learned along with other hospitals throughout the nation," Starr said. "Quality and safety remain our top priority."
JCHC's mission statement is "We will provide an exceptional health care experience for every patient, every time."
Other hospitals presenting in addition to JCHC were:
Glendive Medical Center, MT
Sidney Health Center, MT
Mammoth Hospital, CA
Pulaski Memorial Hospital, IN
Rush Memorial Hospital, IN
Putnam County Hospital, IN
Jefferson Community Health Center, NE
Lexington Regional Health Center, NE
Saunders Medical Center, NE
Wagoner Community Hospital, OK
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What Is Real Right Now
WHAT'S REAL RIGHT NOW Simon began the 4th grade last week. The start of school has traditionally been a challenge for him as he navigates a new classroom, new teachers, new structures and a return to old routines here at home but so far he's been doing great. Definitely a bit sleepy this morning as we all adjust to waking up earlier.
WHAT'S REAL RIGHT NOW is that Simon is doing just awesome: riding his bike, reaching out to other kids, being more comfortable in new situations, reading books with joy and excitement. It's so amazing how much he loves to read if it's something he's really interested in - which really is not all that amazing when I remember that my favorite things to read are things I'm really into and excited about. We just need to find more of things for him. A couple Tuesdays ago he read a Shrek book to me for 2 hours while I was working.
WHAT'S REAL RIGHT NOW is that fall is on it's way. I could feel it last night coming in through the half-open windows. I saw it yesterday in a few leaves that are beginning to change colors and drop to the street. I saw it again early this morning when waking to complete darkness.
WHAT'S REAL RIGHT NOW is that Chris and I are having a challenging time. There are many things we are great at together and yet many areas in which we struggle to connect. I want you to know that life is real here - just as it is in your home and your life - and there's good and bad and easy days and hard ones and this happens to be a time in my life that is really hard. I'd totally take your prayers, your positive energy, your wishes of strength and peace, and your compassion. Things are changing here and I'm hoping to face this next chapter of my story with grace and an open heart.
WHAT'S REAL RIGHT NOW is that Anna is two. She's more two than I think Simon ever was - she's got opinions and the language skills to back them up. She's also much more of a boundary tester than Simon. She loves to jump on the couch and asks "Why Mom?" as a response to just about everything. She started a daily Montessori preschool last week and seems to be adjusting just fine. Chris and I dropped her off this morning and she was so happy to show him her school and have him meet her teacher and see her classroom. She's really pretty darn amazing and I'm so happy she's a part of my life.
WHAT'S REAL RIGHT NOW is that I finished both The Help and Little Bee last month. Loved them both. I asked for suggestions via Facebook and Twitter last week and started Cutting For Stone last night. Hoping to go see The Help this weekend.
WHAT'S REAL RIGHT NOW is that this post from my friend Jen Lemen is super inspiring: How To Be Dangerous.
WHAT'S REAL RIGHT NOW are these words: This is the beginning of a new day. You have been given this day to use as you will. You can waste it or use it for good. What you do today is important because you are exchanging a day of your life for it. When tomorrow comes, this day will be gone forever; in its place is something that you have left behind...let it be something good. Author Unknown.


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Fon's effort helps to move Whitewater into title round
Whitewater — Watching Jared Fon walk gingerly from the UW-Whitewater dugout to home plate and then limp down the first-base line after ripping a victory-clinching, two-run single demonstrated how desperately the senior third baseman wants to help his team reach the NCAA Division III World Series.
"I'll do whatever I can," Fon said Friday after his two-out, pinch-hit single in the eighth inning helped Whitewater defeat Adrian, 6-2, in the NCAA regional. "It's my last year. So I'm going to go out as best I can."
Fon's hit helped the top-seeded Warhawks (39-7) remain unbeaten in the double-elimination regional and advance to the championship round. Whitewater has a rematch with fifth-seeded Adrian (32-14) at noon Saturday. Adrian, which must beat Whitewater twice to win the regional, advanced to the championship round with a 3-2 victory over third-seeded Concordia-Chicago on Friday night.
Meanwhile in the West Regional in McMinnville, Ore., fourth-seeded UW-Stevens Point suffered a crushing 3-2 loss to top-seeded Linfield on Friday. The Pointers appeared to tie the score, 3-3, in the eighth inning on a solo homer by Kyle McHugh, but Linfield appealed and McHugh was called out for failing to touch first base.
The Pointers were scheduled to face Cal Lutheran in an elimination game late Friday.
Whitewater needs one victory to advance to next week's World Series for the first time since 2011.
That is why Fon, who did not play the first two days of the regional because of a strained left hamstring that has limited him for much of the season, told coach John Vodenlich he was available for pinch-hitting duty.
"If this happened to be an elimination game today he'd be playing, potentially his last game," Vodenlich said. "So he was ready.
"Yesterday we didn't need him. The fact we gave him an extra day off to get his mind right made it a no-brainer today."
Before the gritty performance of Fon, who jumped on a first-pitch fastball, the Warhawks got two-out, RBI singles from catcher Mike Mierow and shortstop Mikole Pierce.
Mierow's hit broke a 2-2 tie in the sixth and Pierce's hit gave the Warhawks a 4-2 lead after seven innings.
"I think we've tried to work on that all year long," Vodenlich said of the two-out hits. "One of the things we've talked about is getting big in the big moments."
Whitewater starter Curtis Morgan (6-1, 3.62 ERA) allowed two runs and six hits through seven innings. He held Adrian without a hit after the second.
Reliever Colin Grove didn't allow a hit in the eighth but exited after allowing a leadoff double in the ninth. Freshman reliever Austin Jones, a graduate of Wauwatosa West, relieved Grove and struck out the first two batters he faced. He then allowed a single and a walk to load the bases but ended the threat and the game by retiring rightfielder Drew Shutes on a fly to center.
"I think they realize the magnitude of the situation," Vodenlich said of the World Series berth. "I think they know what they're playing for."
UW-Whitewater 6, Adrian 2
Concordia (Ill.) 5, St. Norbert 1
Adrian 3, Concordia (Ill.) 2
Noon — Whitewater (39-7) vs. Adrian (33-14)
3 p.m. — Same teams, if necessary.
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Alaska Cultural Connections: Historical Trauma
Many rural Alaskan communities are trying to revive their cultures and languages. But some mental health experts say that in order to revitalize their communities and their families, they first have to acknowledge and heal from the pains of the past. APRN's Anne Hillman learned about historical trauma as part of an on-going series looking at Culture in Alaska.
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Alaska Cultural Connections: Adoption
As part of an on-going series on Alaska's cultural connections, we're taking A Closer Look at cross-cultural adoption. Last winter, Anchorage resident Sarah Gonzales and her husband adopted a beautiful healthy baby boy; they met him when he was one day old at the Alaska Native Medical Center in Anchorage. She shares her thoughts about how to integrate his birth culture in their family life.
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Superintendent Comeau Addresses Chamber and Fields Questions
On this edition of A Closer Look KSKA presents a profile of the Anchorage School District as presented by its superintendent, Carol Comeau. The Anchorage Chamber of Commerce had invited Superintendent Comeau to describe the district's overall status and what influences were likely to impact the 2011-2012 school term.
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Alaska's New Crime Lab
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Monday, Aug. 22 @ 1:00 pm & Saturday Aug. 27 at 6:30 pm
The Alaska Scientific Crime Detection Laboratory is located in Anchorage, but its mission is to serve police departments and trooper stations across the state. On A Closer Look, KSKA' s Len Anderson takes us on an audio tour of the new state Scientific Crime Detection Laboratory under construction and set for completion in June, 2012.
Title 21: The Future Face of Anchorage
Mon., Aug. 1 at 1:00 pm and Sat. Aug. 6 at 6:30 pm
Title 21, it's sweeping; it's controversial; and often it's confusing. For nearly 10 years Anchorage has grappled with rewriting Title 21, the municipality's land use code, but for many its details remain hazy. Join us for an on-going series on the project Mondays at 1:00 pm on A Closer Look, starting August 1.
A Closer Look: Providence's Senior Medicare Clinic
Quietly and so far without the fanfare of the dedication ceremony, the long awaited Senior Care Center opened at the Providence Health and Services...
A Closer Look: Ballot Measure 2
On August 24th, Alaska voters will decide the fate of Ballot Measure Two, which requires parental or guardian notification or a special court waiving...
A Closer Look: Ballot Measure #1
On this week's A Closer Look, KSKA focused on Ballot Measure One which will appear on the August 24th state primary ballot. ...
A Closer Look: Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center at the Anchorage Museum
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A Closer Look: Dr. Ted Mala
Tuesday afternoon on KSKA, A Closer Look features an Alaska Native physician who specializes in bridge building. First Dr. Ted Mala surmounted national...
A Closer Look: Alaskan Authors
Alaskan writers have been busy this year and two local favorites have new books out. On Tuesday, June 15's A Closer Look, Haines Author Heather Lende writes...
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On this edition of KSKA's A Closer Look, we examine the major propositions on the April 6th, Anchorage municipal ballot. Four involve capital projects...
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The Social Security administrative appeals process represents one of the largest judicial systems in the world. Most of the millions of disability benefits...
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A Closer Look: Dr. Jane Lubchenco, NOAA
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A Closer Look: Macon Roberts
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I need some help. I recently bought a g22 for home defense. I want a light and night sites for it. I'm meaning towards just the light and not light/laser combo. I'm thinking trijicon NS or truglo TFOs and either TLR-1 or TLR-3 for the light or Maybe a streamlight. Not sure. If anyone has suggestions/comments that would be a huge help. Thanks in advance!
Ameriglo are better quailty and have better option configurations than Trijicon, so they are my vote.
I just set up my G23 with Trijicon night sites and a TLR-1. Can't imagine needing anything else! Look online and you can get great prices... ~Bob
There's lots of good stuff out there! Based on my experience with products, I'd recommend the following... Weapon Lights Best: SureFire X300 Next Best: Insight WX150 Best Value: Streamlight TLR-1 C4 Night Sights AmeriGlo, Trijicon or Meprolight... --Ray
I just got some mepros for mine I'll post a review after I go out shooting until it gets dark some evening. For a light I think you are better to have a handheld flashlight and training for tactical reasons. I plan on this for me... my subcompact doesn't have a rail for the light anyway (though I could add one)
1) I'd be surprised if you don't like them! Meps, IMO, are the brightest appearing of all the night sights, with the front sight being a bit brighter than the rear, to aid acquisition and orientation. 2) Quite a few people prefer this approach! The real advantage of a weapon-mounted light is a convenience thingy... A weapon light keeps one hand free to open doors, call 911, etc. A weapon light keeps everything together, so under stress, there's less stuff to get left behind or separated. But proper use of a weapon light requires forethought, training and practice. For example, a good weapon light will flash-light an entire room by skipping the beam off the ceiling. --Ray
I'm running a G17 with XS Big Dot 24/7 night sights and TLR-1S. Along with the weapon light I would suggest keeping a hand-held light w/lanyard on the nightstand.
I like Meprolights but that is me. Any of the lights RayB mentioned would be my choice as well. let us know what you decide.
Well, I got the mepros installed, and took them out night shooting last night. I am not yet an exceptional shot with the glock, and with new sights in the dark it was challenging to say the least. I could score some hits after a bit, I was shooting for 9" plates in the dark. I was either shooting low and left, or the sights are not aligned correctly (due to the installer.) I think it probably had more to do with holding a flashlight in my off hand rather than supporting the sub compact with both hands on the grip. The mepros illuminate quite well, and the yellow/green is easy to see, I had no issue telling the difference between the front and rear sights, and target acquisition was fairly quick. even if I lost the darn aim while squeezing. The only drawback is telling exactly when the elevation is perfectly level, with regular glock sights you can line up the top of the sights, with these you have to either line up the dots, or point at an illuminated light colored background to line up the top of the sights. Keep in mind I am an amateur, and I was shooting 9" plates from 30 feet, and from defense range (15 feet or so) I have also never been night shooting. To be honest I had 7 targets set up, and I was randomly selecting them, and moving after each shot/turning off the light. When I reached a new position I tried to line up the shot, toggled the light on, aimed a bit more, shot, then turned off the light and moved again... I landed about 50% of my shots on the paper plates. I'll be trying the sights in daylight and on a rest to see if they are lined up right or if it was my odd 1 hand grip throwing my shots off so far. I give the mepros illumination an A. I also noticed that the rear sight stands further back than the stock sight, giving a more accurate sight over-all. I think I'll like these once I get the hang of them.


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Beethoven Piano Sonata Marathon: The Complete Video Archive
Watch the entire WQXR Beethoven Piano Sonata Marathon
Monday, November 21, 2011
WQXR's Beethoven Piano Sonata Marathon, which took place in The Greene Space on Nov. 20, featured a lineup which spanned a range of personalities and national schools. It included the flamboyant individualists Evan Shinners and Timothy Andres; the Russian powerhouses Daria Rabotkina and Natasha Paremski; and the Chinese up-and-comers Qi Xu and Yuchong Wu. Some, including Jeremy Denk, Jonathan Biss and Alessio Bax, are already boldface names on the international concert circuit; others are on their way.
We've posted all 32 performances from the marathon below. The videos are presented in two hour blocks just as the program was performed.
Part One
Marina Radiushina – Sonata No. 1 in F Minor, Op. 2, No. 1
Hyung Min Suh – Sonata No. 4 in E-flat Major, Op. 7, "Grand Sonata"
Philip Edward Fisher – Sonata No. 10 in G Major, Op. 14, No. 2
Evan Shinners – Sonata No. 11 in B-flat Major, Op. 22
Alessio Bax – Sonata No. 8 in C Minor, Op. 13, "Pathétique"
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Daria Rabotkina – Sonata No. 2 in A Major, Op. 2, No. 2
Michael Brown – Sonata No. 15 in D Major, Op. 28, "Pastoral"
Michael Brown – Sonata No. 22 in F Major, Op. 54
Inon Barnatan – Sonata No. 27 in E Minor, Op. 90
Qi Xu – Sonata No. 25 in G Major, Op. 79
Alessio Bax – Sonata No. 31 in A-flat Major, Op. 110
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Ching-Yun Hu – Sonata No. 3 in C Major, Op. 2, No.3
Yuchong Wu – Sonata No. 19 in G Minor, Op. 49, No. 1
Yuchong Wu – Sonata No. 20 in G Major, Op. 49, No. 2
Inon Barnatan – Sonata No. 6 in F Major, Op. 10, No.2
Benjamin Hochman – Sonata No. 23 in F Minor, Op. 57, "Appassionata"
Ching-Yun Hu – Sonata No. 28 in A Major, Op. 101
Part Four
Benjamin Hochman – Sonata No. 7 in D Major, Op. 10, No.3
Valentina Lisitsa – Sonata No. 14 in C-sharp Minor, Op. 27, No. 2, "Moonlight"
Drew Petersen – Sonata No. 16 in G Major, Op. 31, No. 1
Timothy Andres – Sonata No. 21 in C Major, Op. 53, "Waldstein"
Steven Beck – Sonata No. 30 in E Major, Op. 109
Part Five
Louis Schwizgebel – Sonata No. 9 in E Major, Op. 14, No. 1
Jonathan Biss – Sonata No. 12 in A-flat Major, Op. 26, "Funeral March"
Joyce Yang – Sonata No. 18 in E-flat Major, Op. 31, No. 3, "The Hunt"
Timonthy Andres – Sonata No. 24 in F-sharp Major, Op. 78, "A Thérèse"
Jeremy Denk – Sonata No. 29 in B-flat Major, Op. 106, "Hammerklavier"
Part Six
Jonathan Biss – Sonata No. 5 in C Minor, Op. 10, No. 1
David Kaplan – Sonata No. 13 in E-flat Major, Op. 27, No. 1, "Quasi una Fantasia"
Natasha Paremski – Sonata No. 17 in D Minor, Op. 31, No. 2, "Tempest"
Louis Schwizgebel – Sonata No. 26 in E-flat Major, Op. 81a, "Les adieux"
Jeremy Denk – Sonata No. 32 in C Minor, Op. 111
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Christine Rolle: Christine bakes Caribbean classics such as banana bread, coconut cream pie, and pineapple upside cake. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Home Phone: 242-225-6435 Cell Phone: 242-470-7782.
Eleuthera Beach Experience: A premiere beach experience that includes the ultimate beach tour package with beach chairs, beach umbrellas and beach towels with a private beach barbecue and music. Other services includes beach dining with private catering, beach parties Fish Fry style and intimate beach bonfires.Experience the Eleuthera pink sand beaches in a more exciting way. Great for couples, families and large groups. Email: email@example.com Website: www.eleutherabeachexperience.comPhone: 1 242 553 6971
Dexter Bootle, Governors Harbour: 242-332-2229Tom Glucksman: Gregory Town: 242-551-9635 or 335-0349www.bahamasadventures.com; firstname.lastname@example.com
La-La's Rental Service, Tarpum Bay. Call or text Latoya Carey: 242-557-7530; email@example.com Rents bikes, kayaks, dingy's, paddle boards, snorkeling gear, beach chairs and umbrellas, beach toys and equipment, cribs, high chairs, and other baby equipment, car seats and boosters, and more.For more info: http://eleuthera.com/bike.html
Jeremy Lewis Boat Rentals: 242-470-1756 (cell); 242- 470-1763 (cell); 242-699- 5310 (hm); 242-332-3270 (wk); email@example.com, email@example.com. 18' Boston Whaler, 85-HP Yamaha engine. $300/day ($250/day for 3 or more days; $175/day for 7 or more days). Plus delivery fee if applicable. Fishing with guide: $375/day
Aquatic Tours, Harbour Island: Private Cruiser Yacht and Seadoo RXT_X Jet Ski (best on the market) Private Cruiser Yacht for Beach tours, Island excursions, Sunset Tours and Snorkeling Tours with a cabin seating 4 or converts into a lounge bed, a deck seating 6 and a Sun lounge seating 2. Destinations include Harbour Island waters and close by private beaches, Spanish Wells, Eleuthera and Exuma. Packages with Yacht and Jet ski together also available. Visit our website for more information and pictures/video, www.Aquatic-Tours.com , Call Anouar 242-470-8417;Email:email@example.com
Eratio's Boat Rental, Governors Harbour: (242) 464-0568Power boat: 17' Boston Whaler with a 90-HP Mercury outboard. $200/day.Sheldon Claridge, 242-468-7785, 242-332-3244, 242-334-2529, email@example.com 21' Mako with a 200-HP Optimax Mercury, seats 8. $395/day plus delivery charge if applicable. Price includes a pilot.Eleuthera Sailing Charter (Captain Ali), (503) 929-9622, (242) 551-1340. firstname.lastname@example.com. 50' sloop and other smaller boats.Rodney Pinder Kayak Rentals, (242) 470-4394, (242) 332-1891, email@example.com. Clear and regular kayaks are available.Cape Eleuthera Marina, Powell Pointe: (242) 334-850016ft Carolina Skiff Rentals - 35 HorsepowerFull day - $350 / half day - $200Includes life vests, full tank of gas, oil & vhf radio. Up to 3 persons.LiL Shan's Watersports, Harbour Island: 242 422-9343; 242 554-5789 www.lswatersports.com Jet Ski Rentals - ? Hour $60 /1 Hour$120/Half Day $350/Full Day $450 Boat Rental - 17' Mako: Hourly $40; Half Day $125; Full Day $170Boat Rental - 17' Whaler: Hourly $35; Half Day $110; Full Day $160 Kayak Rental 1 Seater and 2 Seaters - Hourly $10-$15; Full Day $49-$59
La-La's Rental Service, Tarpum Bay. Call or text Latoya Carey: 242-557-7530; firstname.lastname@example.com Rents bikes, kayaks, dingy's, paddle boards, snorkeling gear, beach chairs and umbrellas, beach toys and equipment, cribs, high chairs, and other baby equipment, car seats and boosters, and more.
Bahamas Out Islands Adventures, Gregory Town: 242-551-9635 or 335-0349, email@example.com, www.bahamasadventures.com. Tom Glucksman. Camping and kayaking trips. Also a surfing school and board rentals.
Mish Waserman: Private catering, minimum 12 guests. 242-335-0294; 242-470-7766. firstname.lastname@example.com , http://www.boymeetsgirl-weddings.com/
Out Island Catering: Private Catering available including organic, vegan and gluten-free meals. 242-553-6971; email@example.com; www.outislandcatering.com .Pauline Bethel of Pauline's Catering 242-335-6288 or 242-551-0492 email@example.com. Offers complete menus at a fixed price per guest, or can be hired by the hour.Kaynell Scavella Catering (professional chef and baker) 242-470-0036 or 242-335-5633. firstname.lastname@example.com. Specializing in Bahamian, Jamaican, and other cuisines, including Chinese. Catering and custom baking.
Bacchus Fine Foods 242-470-9019 Email: email@example.com. Our shop is available for small private gatherings during which guests may choose their wines, cheeses and/or prepared foods in a private setting. We are also available for small private dinners and special occasions.
Calvin Monroe:242-464-0962
Tia Seyfert: email@example.com, (242) 335-0136 (home), 242-553-6971 (cell),Samsung smart phones and tablets with personal hotspots for mobile WIFI. $70/week for a smart phone, $90/week for a tablet.
Tracy Williams: firstname.lastname@example.com, 242-554-5892; 242-335-6173 (accepts credit cards) $10/day less than a week; $7/day for a week; $5/day for over a week.
Linda Stubbs: email@example.com; phone: 242-332-3392. $20/hour.
Patsy Thompson, cook. 242- 359-7737 (cell), 242-335-5434 (home), email@example.com. $20/hour (plus travel charge depending on location of job).
Pauline Bethel (professional chef): 242-335-6288 or 242-551-0492 email@example.com. Offers complete menus at a fixed price per guest, or can be hired by the hour. When hired fulltime her rate drops by half to $25 per hour.
Kaynell Scavella (professional chef and baker): 242-470-0036 or 242-699-6046. firstname.lastname@example.com. Specializing in Bahamian, Jamaican, and other cuisines, including Chinese. Catering and custom baking. Kaynell charges $70/hour for single meals, but offers much lower rates if hired fulltime. Pascale Burrows (professional chef). Pascale is a trained professional chef. He can provide an array of international cuisine from Asian to fine French, to name a few. $60 per hour, three hour minimum. email@example.com cell: 242-470-6314.
The Rainbow Inn (Professional Chef/Event Catering)1242 335 0294 cell 1242 470 7766 For an organic catering experience specializing in local Eleuthera seafood, certified angus beef, organic produce and locally farmed poultry contact us today to plan your Eleuthera catering service.(prices quoted on request) email@example.com Mish & Zev Waserman. For reviews see tripadvisor.com "The Rainbow Inn Seafood Steak House". Manasseh Cartwright: Professional chef. 242.334.4230 (h) 242.472.0343 (c) 242.225.2296. email@example.com. $200 per day for an 8 hour day.
Shauna Knowles, cook: email@example.com , 242-332-2686 cell: 242-551-1817.
Andrew Demeritte, cook. Mobile (242) 359-7541 Home: (242) 334-2979 email@example.com. Charges $20/hour for fulltime/long engagements, or $25/hour for single meals.
Brenda Demeritte, cook. Mobile (242) 470-0488 Home: (242) 335-6104 firstname.lastname@example.com. Charges $20/hour for fulltime/long engagements, or $25/hour for single meals.
Sonya Antoine: She is also a housekeeper. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 242-332-3039.
Christine Rolle: She is also a housekeeper. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Home Phone: 242-225-6435 Cell Phone: 242-470-7782.
Wanda Culmer: She is also a housekeeper and cook. Evenings, weekends, and holidays. Email: email@example.com Phone: 242-470-9401.
Martin Bethel, Bounce House Rental; 242-636-7225
A short list includes swimming, snorkeling, fishing, surfing, kayaking, tennis, renting sailboats, horseback riding on the beach, boat excursions, island tours, exploring the caves, the cliffs, the ocean hole, the glass window bridge, dunebuggy ride to lighthouse beach. Here's a link to an article about what to do with your children on Eleuthera: http://www.adventuretravelmom.com/exploring-eleuthera-with-kids/.
Rock Sound Ocean Hole: Located in Rock Sound, this blue hole offers excellent cliff jumping from the cliffs surrounding it. Access in and out of the water is easy, helped along by a ladder installed by the locals, who use it as a favorite swimming hole. Cliffs vary in height from 5 to 25 feet.
Even higher cliffs can be found at The Cliffs in Rainbow Bay and at the Glass Window Bridge. For more information about cliff-jumping at these locations, click here: http://www.discover-eleuthera-bahamas.com/cliff-jumping.html.
Bahamas Coffee Roasters: Freshly roasted organic fair-trade coffee. Choose straight from the buckets of just-roasted beans or experiment with your own mix and match selection to suit your firstname.lastname@example.com ; 242-359-7106 or 242-470-8015www.bahamascoffeeroasters.com
Tia Seyfert Concierge Services: email@example.com, 242-553-6971 If you require personal or luxury concierge services while on the island, please feel free to contact Tia Seyfert at to get additional information on different concierge services available.
Per Your Request Concierge Services: Dedicated to providing you with all the comforts of home while vacationing in paradise, from your arrival to your departure. Services include aircraft ground handling, immigration and customs clearance, ground transportation (taxi, rental vehicles, drivers) grocery shopping, babysitting, destination weddings and event planning, fishing excursions, island and beach tours and more. Anything you need is a request away. firstname.lastname@example.com; 242-445-8914. Tia Stubbs Guest Services – 242-359-7308, email@example.com . A wide range of guest services delivered with uncommon grace. http://sdrv.ms/UTXi8P
See "SCUBA"
Eleuthera Adventure Tours: 242-334-2356, www.eleutheraadventuretours.com. Drive a dune buggy to Eleuthera's most spectacular and remote beach, Lighthouse Beach. This excursion is available Wednesdays and by appointment, please reserve in advance.
The Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve, the first national park on the island of Eleuthera is located on the Banks Road, 3 miles south of Governors Harbour: www.levypreserve.org. Visitors can walk miles of trails through the preserve to view the beautiful orchids, food and medicinal plants, and hardwood trees that played an important role in the history of the island.
Turtle Lake Marine Reserve, located 2.5 miles south of Governors Harbour next to Queens Highway: www.edwinsmarinepreserve.com. Turtle Lake is an ideal spot to see green sea turtles, birds & the pristine & unique environment an inland blue hole. We now offer Kayak & Stand Up Paddle Boards for hourly, daily & weekly rentals for use on & off the lake.We are open by reservation - call 954.435.8276 or 242.422.9109 or email@example.com south, you'll find The Cape Eleuthera Institute www.ceibahamas.org and The Island School www.islandschool.org. Both are fascinating, and doing great work on the island and beyond, fostering vital relationships between people and the environment, exploring tropical ecology and sustainability, and researching and teaching about a wide variety of marine ecology issues. Tours are available daily!
Please note that some restaurants close during the fall off-season. Contact us for specifics.
Fish Fry in Governors HarbourFriday night from 6 p.m. to midnight on the beach at Cupid's Cay.Pascal's Seafood Restaurant & Pool Bar at Sky Beach Club Sunday: Lunch: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.; BBQ, 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Monday: Lunch: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday: Lunch: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Pasta & Bonfire 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday: Lunch: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Dinner 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday: Lunch 11 p.m. to 5 p.m., Dinner 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday: Lunch 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Gourmet Pizza 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday: Lunch 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Dinner 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Beach Bar OPEN Tues. – Sun. 1 p.m. until… 242-332-3422; www.pascalsoceanfront.com
Rainbow InnMonday: Woodfire pizza with live music from 7 p.m. until closing.Wednesday: Bahamian Night with live music with Dr. Seabreeze from 7 p.m. until closing.Friday: Open mic night from 7 p.m. until closing.Saturday: The Mojo Show with live music from 7 p.m. until closing.TippysLive music every Saturday night from 8 to 11 p.m.
LeoRose Sunset Beach Bar and Grill Live Music every Thursday from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m.Unique Villiage
Tuesday Night Band and Buffet 7 to 10 p.m.; great music, food, beverages, in quiet setting on a cliff on the sea, North Palmetto Point. Phone: 242-332-6256, toll free 877-610-3874; www.uniguevillage.com Princess Movie TheaterEvery night except Thursday: Princess Movie Theater, Governors Harbour. Current popular movies. 8:15 p.m. only. 242 332-2735. (Closed during the summer.)
Andrew Demeritte Island ToursGuided tours of Preacher's Cave, Glass Window Bridge, The Cliff's, Rock Sound Ocean Hole, Hatchet Bay Caves and email@example.com Mobile (242) 359-7541 Home: (242) 334-2979
Fishbone Tours Ranked #1 on TripAdvisor! Fishbone's Adventure Tour includes starfish snorkel, reef fishing, reef snorkeling, mangrove hunt, conch garden (with fresh conch salad on board), and the famous Turtle Encounter. Optional lunch on the beach. Fishbone also offers fishing charter services including reef fishing, big game, bottom fishing, spearfishing, bonefishing, and snorkeling. For more information: 242-332-6524or 242-464-0039. Email: email@example.com or visit www.fishbonetours.com
A Taste of EleutheraLuxury bus tour including meals. Leaves every Tuesday from Governors Harbour. $89/person. For more information: 242-334-2356, firstname.lastname@example.com. http://www.eleutheraadventuretours.com/thetour.pdf.
Dune Buggy Adventure Drive a Dune Buggy to Lighthouse Beach and enjoy a gourmet picnic lunch on the pink sand. For more information: 242-334-2356, www.eleutheraadventuretours.com .
Aquatic Tours, Harbour Island: Private Cruiser Yacht and Seadoo RXT_X Jet Ski (best on the market) Private Cruiser Yacht for Beach tours, Island excursions, Sunset Tours and Snorkeling Tours with a cabin seating 4 or converts into a lounge bed, a deck seating 6 and a Sun lounge seating 2. Destinations include Harbour Island waters and close by private beaches, Spanish Wells, Eleuthera and Exuma. Packages with Yacht and Jet ski together also available. Visit our website for more information and pictures/video, www.Aquatic-Tours.com , Call Anouar 242-470-8417;Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Island Hopping ExcursionIncludes trips to the Exumas, Thunderbolt Cave, the National Park of the Bahamas, Rose Island, etc. Maximum of 10 people.Gladstone and Paul Petty, Governors Harbour: 242-332-2993 or 242-332-2963 Call 6:30-7:00 am eastern and after 9-9:30 pm eastern. http://www.eleuthera.com/petty.html
Day Trip to Harbour IslandThis is a do-it-yourself day trip. To get to Harbour Island, drive 45 minutes north from the Governors Harbour airport to the Three Islands Dock, then take a short water-taxi ride to Dunmore Town on Harbour Island. The taxis run continually and the fare is $5. Once on Harbour Island, rent a golf cart for about $40 for half a day and explore. Harbour Island has excellent shopping, many fine restaurants, celebrity sightings, and a long beautiful beach.
Eleuthera Sailing Adventures, Capt. Bob Knaus: 242-475-3741; firstname.lastname@example.com. Sailboat excursions on the 44-foot sloop Eventide to uninhabited Man Island and other locations for sightseeing, snorkeling, swimming, exploring. For more information: http://www.saileleuthera.com/
Eleuthera Tours Tours of Lighthouse Beach by land or sea. Boat excursion to Schooner Cays. Fishing and snorkeling excursions. Self-guided kayak adventures. http://www.eleutheratours.com/; 242-225-4408; 242-557-7381; 407-442-6297 firstname.lastname@example.com
Clearwater Dive Shop, Governors Harbour: 242-332-2146Also snorkel and scuba equipment rentals.
Zev Waserman: For general advice about fishing guides and fishing charters, contact Zev Waserman at 242-470-7766, email@example.com .
Bullseye Bonefishing: World Class Bonefishing in Spanish Wells. ½ day and full day trips available. Trips include lunch on the 18" Bossman flats boat. Fly rods and flies provided at no additional expense. Fishing guide Shaw Underwood can be reached @ 242-359-7067 more information on Bullseye Bonefishing and its offerings visit https://bullseyebonefishing.com/ contact via email firstname.lastname@example.com
Denny Rankine, fishing guide in Savannah Sound. Home 242-332-6166, Cell 242-470-7676 or 242-470-1042.
Gershom Pinder: Fishing guide. 242-464-0754, email@example.com home 242-335-0471.
Julius Rankine: 242-332-6524 or 242-464-0039. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Paul Petty: 242-332-2993 or 242-332-2963 Call 6:30-7:00 am eastern and after 9-9:30 pm eastern.
Calvin Jolly, Snorkeling and fishing. Leaves from Davis Harbour Marina. Home: 242-334-0016; Mobile: 242-557-7948.
Captain Lewis Young, Private island tours, deep sea fishing, bottom fishing and snorkeling. Leaves out of Cape Eleuthera. Contact: Felicity, firstname.lastname@example.com or (242)359-7538.
Patrick Demeritte, Snorkeling Guide, James Cistern/Governors Harbour: Landline: (242) 334-2979 or Mobile: (242) 359-7541. Email:firstname.lastname@example.com. Patrick will bring you to the best snorkeling spots in the area. $50/hour for a party of up to four. Price includes snorkel gear. Extra charges apply for larger groups.
Gladstone and Paul Petty, Governors Harbour: 242- 557-7269, 242-332-2993, 242-332-2963 Call 6:30-7:00 am eastern and after 9-9:30 pm eastern. Captain Z, Gregory Town: email@example.com cell phone: 242-470-7766. Land line: 242-335-0294. "We take you beyond and back safely. We specialize in family adventures, and also to the serious outdoor angler." Fishing and diving charters.Captain James McCartney, Palmetto Point: 242-332-3393 Fly-fishing, spear-fishing, and reef fishing; snorkeling; picnic cruises (include cruising, snorkeling, beach lunch).Bahama Adventure Tours, Cape Eleuthera: 888-270-9642, 242-470-8242Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.bahamasadventuretours.com Deep sea fishing, bone fishing, beginner fishingOcean Fox Cotton Bay, Davis Harbour Marina, 242-334-6300Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.oceanfoxcottonbay.com; www.overthewalldiving.wordpress.com Diving, fishing, snorkeling, and sightseeing excursions
Captain Irwin. Davis Harbour. 242-422-9312, 242-334-0111, 242-334-2253. Has a large boat and Specializes in deep-sea fishing.
Ryan Neilly: 242-333-4721 or 242-359-7894; email: firstname.lastname@example.com; firstname.lastname@example.com website: www.spanishwellsfishing.com Deep sea, reef, bottom, bone and spear fishing, and snorkeling. Leaves from Three Islands Dock in North Eleuthera.
Unique Charters, S. Palmetto Point: 242-332-1830 or 888-820-8471 email@example.com; http://www.bahamasvacationguide.com/uniquevil2.html Fishing and diving charters.Kelsey or Danny Rankine: 242-332-6035 or 242-332-6616Fishing and diving charters out of Savannah Sound.Scott Bethel: 242-468-1426Fishing and diving charters out of Governors Harbour.
Captain A. Allen: 242-332-2135; 631-668-1394; firstname.lastname@example.com . Personal Trainer & Health Guide, Governors Harbour. Aerobic Training (Beach & Trail running Walking) Weight Training & Calisthenics Ball Training.
The Island Farm: (242) 332-0141; www.islandfarmeleuthera.com . Fresh produce and herbs, homemade breads, jams and sauces.
Eleuthera Island Organics, 242-335-5708; https://www.facebook.com/pages/Eleuthera-Island-Organics/224822994345571 Located on the Queen's Highway, just outside Gregory Town, the EIO farm consists of 20 acres. EIO specializes in organic sprouts, micro greens, fruits, herbs and vegetables including arugula, bananas, basil, beets, carrots, cilantro, corn, green bell peppers, red bell peppers, kale, lettuces, miracle fruit, parsley, pumpkins, swiss chard, and tomatoes. All of produce is grown organically.
Available at the boat ramp in Governors Harbour most afternoons.
Available at the town pier in James Cistern most afternoons from about 1:30 to about 3:30. Or call Tonn, 1-242-470-1476.
Almond Tree, Rock Sound, EleutheraBank's Deli, Governors Harbour: (242) 332-2221The Beach House Boutique, Govenors Harbour: 242-332-3387Brenda's Gifts & Souvenirs, Governors HarbourFrank's Art Gallery & Souvenirs, Harbour IslandIsland Farm, South Palmetto Point: 242 332-1921Pam's Island Made Gift Shop, Gregory Town: 242 335-5369Rebecca's Beach Shop, Gregory TownClipper Imports, Governors HarbourSugar Mill, Harbour Island http://buy.indiahicks.com/
The Blue Seahorse Gift Shop and Deli, Rock Sound: 242-334-2860, www.eleutherablueseahorse.com
Cotton Bay ClubThe only Robert Trent Jones-designed golf course in the Bahamas, once ranked among the best in the world. Course maintenance is currently haphazard, so call for more info. 242-334-6101
The Market, Rock Sound Phone: 242-334-2280; Email: email@example.com Website: www.eleuthera-concierge.com
Bacchus Fine Foods, 242-470-9019; Email: email@example.com Organic, Vegan and Gourmet (Specialty items), Wine & Beer. Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Bacchus-Fine-Foods-125000031221407/timeline For more information about grocery stores on the island, following this link: http://www.discover-eleuthera-bahamas.com/grocery.html
Sonya Antoine: Braids and beading for adults and children. House calls available. firstname.lastname@example.com home: 242.332.3039 cell: 242.558.6680
Oceanview Farm, Governors Harbour: www.oceanview242.com . 242-357-4258; email@example.com . From $75 per hour. Angela Brown Cuevas and Kelly Sweeting.
Historic Haynes Library, Governors Harbour: 242 332 2877 email@example.com http://www.hayneslibrary.org/ Membership to borrow books: $5. Internet access: $5 per hour. Arts and crafts for children Sat morning at 10 a.m.
French Leave Marina, Governors Harbour: 242-332-3616Runaway Bay Marina, S. Palmetto Point: 242-332-0400Hatchet Bay Marina, Alice Town: 242-332-0186Davis Harbour Marina, Rock Sound: 242-334-6303 Cape Eleuthera Marina, Cape Eleuthera: 242-334-8500
Totcina Young: firstname.lastname@example.com (242) 334-4519; cell: (242) 436-0949, Swedish Massage 50 minutes/$110; 80 minutes/$125. Deep Tissue Massage 50 minutes/$125; 80 minutes/$140.
Ann Glucksman:242-359-7467 (deep-tissue massage):
Cleaomie Rankine: 242-445-1331; firstname.lastname@example.com Massage therapy& spa by Cleaomie, licensed massage therapist (home visits by appointment only).
Police/Fire: 242-332-2111 or 242-332-2117 Ambulance: 242-332-3178 or 242-557-7006Levy Clinic: 242-332-2774Located in a pink building just north of Governor's Harbour. If the clinic is not open, a nurse is on call at 242-332-3400. If you can't get through, call police, and they will get another nurse on call.Dr Baccus: 242-332-2902A medical doctor in private practice whose wife is a dentist. Located near Quality Inn Cigatoo in Governors Harbour.
See "Scooter Rentals"
Princess Movie Theater, Governors Harbour: 242 332-2735 8:15 pm only. Closed Thursdays.
Harbour Water Adventures, Contact Kris Johnson; email email@example.com cell 470-5255, http://www.hwadventures.com Paddle Board rentals.
Eleuthera Sailing School Boat Rentals, Governors Harbour. Contact Skip Miller at (904) 236-6320; cell: (242) 470-6288; email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Paddle Boards: $50/day plus $20 delivery charge.
Want to leave something behind to make Eleuthera a better place? Here are some organizations that could use your help:
The School for Exceptional Learners, a school for children with learning difficulties. This organization is always in need of both financial support and basic supplies. Contact Mr. Bill Holland, 242 332 3240.
Zion Children's Home, a wonderful new organization built by two ladies with an extraordinary vision. Contact Mrs. Munroe at 242-335-3318 or Mrs. Turnquest at 242-335-3325.
Eleuthera Sailing and Swimming School. Based in Governors Harbour, the school and was formed to teach disadvantaged youngsters how to swim and sail. It is open to all and is free to boys and girls age 16 and under. The school has 20 boats and a Level 3 U.S.-trained sailing and swimming instructor. The school meets every Saturday for training sessions. All are welcome including the children of visitors to the island. The school is entirely supported by voluntary contributions. Contact Mr. Skip Miller, (904) 236-6320; cell: (242) 470-6288, email@example.com.
Exceptional Education Outreach (EEO) is a public, non-profit special education and literacy project operating in the Bahamian Family Islands. EEO strives to provide special education and literacy outreach programs to students and their communities in Eleuthera and Harbour Island. We do this through direct service in schools, training programs for teachers and parents, and professional medical assistance to underserved students. Visit www.eeobahamas.org or call (305) 389-7485.
One Eleuthera Foundation (EOF) works to strengthen organizations and partners throughout Eleuthera by connecting them to the resources they need to create positive and effective changes. EOF may be reached at: 242-334-2948, www.oneeleuthera.org
Brian Hanna, 242-470-6562, firstname.lastname@example.com
02 Photography: 242-445-8914, firstname.lastname@example.com
Island Baby, Call or text 242-557-7207; rents cribs, pack-n-plays, car seats, high chairs and gates.
Joanie Plourde Delva: Rents baby equipment. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 242-470-5219.
For fine dining in the Governors Harbour area, try the following: Pascal's Seafood Restaurant & Pool Bar at Sky Beach Club: 242-332-3422; www.pascalsoceanfront.comSee Entertainment section for hours and events.The Beach House (242) 332-3387 Tippy's: (242) 332-3331; www.pineapplefields.com
For local cuisine in the Governors Harbour area, try: Stubbs' famous Barbecue, every Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; 242-335-6111The Deck (burgers, seafood, and beach bar): https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Deck-Beach-Grill/1459820004301452 Phone: 242-577-4339 or 242-470-8182Buccaneer Club Restaurant (salads/burgers/wraps): 242-332-2000 Da Perk (coffee shop, bakery, salads, sandwiches, pizza): 242- 332-2620Mate & Jenny's Pizza Take-away (pizza and Bahamian); 242-332-1504 Cigatoo (Chinese and Bahamian); 242-332-3060 Sunset Inn (local cuisine); 242-332-2487 Unique Village: 242-332-1830; open daily - 7:30 am to 3 pm (Breakfast and lunch) and 6 pm to 9 pm (Dinner) www.uniquevillage.com Leorose Sunset Beach Bar & Grill: 242-335-6223, 242-557-5322 (James Cistern, ½ mile north of Buttonwood Reserve)Bacchus Fine Foods: 242-470-9019; Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Breakfast, lunch and takeaway,Monday - Friday 9:00 am to 6 p.m. (Closed Thursdays), Saturday – Sunday 9 to 4 pm.
A bit farther north, try these fine restaurants: The Rainbow Inn: (242) 335-0294; www.rainbowinn.com (located in Hatchet Bay)The Front Porch: (242) 335-0727https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Front-Porch-Eleuthera/258587804203306 Laughing Lizard: (242) 470-6992; www.laughinglizardcafe.com (Gregory Town)The Cove: (242)-335-5142; www.thecoveeleuthera.com (Gregory Town)
Down South try this fine restaurant: Wild Orchids Waterfront Restaurant: (242) 334-2778, email@example.com (Rock Sound) Open Daily 10:00am-10:00pm, Sunday's 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.
For a complete list of restaurants on the island, including descriptions and contact information, click here:http://www.discover-eleuthera-bahamas.com/eleuthera-restaurants.html
Skip Miller, Governors Harbour: (242)470-6288. firstname.lastname@example.com
Neymour Car Rentals, Palmetto Point: 242-470-0899; 242-470-8716 ;firstname.lastname@example.com Daily rate: $50; Weekly rate: $300
Bahamas Adventure Tours, Cape Eleuthera: 888-270-9642, 242-470-8242Email: email@example.com Website: www.bahamasadventuretours.com Shark dives, wreck dives, snorkeling excursions
Patrick Demeritte, Snorkeling Guide, James Cistern/Governors Harbour: Landline: (242) 334-2979 or Mobile: (242) 359-7541. Email:firstname.lastname@example.com. Patrick will provide snorkeling gear and bring you to the best snorkeling spots in the area. $50/hour for a party of up to four. Extra charges apply for larger groups. For snorkeling excursions by boat, $100/hour for a party of 2. Extra charges apply for larger groups.Ocean Fox Diving Cotton Bay, Davis Harbour Marina, 242-334-6300Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Websites: www.oceanfoxcottonbay.com www.overthewalldiving.wordpress.com Diving, fishing, snorkeling, and sightseeing excursionsOcean Fox Diving Harbour Island, 242-332-2323Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.oceanfox.com Dive excursions, training, and equipment. Also fishing charters.Clearwater Dive Shop, Governors Harbour: 242-332-2146Snorkel and scuba equipment rentals. Also finishing equipment rentals.Surfer Pete, Gregory Town: 242-335-5436Diving and fishing equipment rentals. Also surfboard rentals, bike rentals.
For detailed information on shelling and shelling beaches on Eleuthera, read this article: http://www.jaxshells.org/scott.htm.
Bahamas Out Islands Adventures, Gregory Town: 242-551-9635 or 335-0349, email@example.com, www.bahamasadventures.com Tom Glucksman, manager. Surfing school, and board rentals. Also camping and kayaking trips.Surfer Pete, Gregory Town: Call Rebecca's Beach Shop, Gregory Town: 242-335-5436. Surfboard rentals, long and short. Also diving and fishing equipment rentals, bike rentals.
The Rainbow Inn also has a beautiful seaside tennis court, 242-335-0294.
Artie Johnson, tennis pro, cell: 242-357-2822, home: 242-636-6787.
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Mish Waserman: 242-335-0294, 242-470-7766. firstname.lastname@example.com , http://www.boymeetsgirl-weddings.com/ Tia Seyfert: 242-553-6971. email@example.com, www.weddingseleuthera.com
Monique Carroll: Private yoga classes for every level, age, and gender. Governor's Harbour. Phone: 242-470-9070 or email: email@example.com
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Finally watched the third movie, Memories of nobody remains my favourite though. Comments on this one:
a)the plot was predictable to the last detail, only from the spoiler OP we had a while ago in bleach. b)Once again, it was nothing more than SS versus Ichigo the ryoka and him solving the grand case. c)Nothing really changed in the relationship between Ichigo and Rukia, he had said she rocked his world back in SS and he just said it again. d) I particularly liked the rematch with Renji, Ichigo kicking ass with just his bankai is a rare sight these days, Renji struggling is always good to watch. e) Going through every supporting character's shikai for ten seconds kills the feeling of action, doing it once is ok but anymore makes it weird. f) Liked the ending song, anyone know if it will be the new OP? Quote:
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Don't remind me... Zutara is the only shipping which I can't stand with whole my passion! Especially when Zutarians claim that it is canon @_@ I wonder what the hell were they watching this whole time!
Like cracks but being more popular than 2 canons' put together is just an over kill x_x It was already used in the opening of the game so I really doubt that they will use it in anime opening.
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"That was a hint! They're totally in love!! TYING SOMEONE TO A TREE IS THE BEST SIGN OF AFFECTION!" *Sigh* I have nothing against Zutara or Zutarians but those who said it was completely canon were annoying as hell. Back to the topic movie. It was alright I guess. I awaited a bit of better plot (seriously there were holes! obvious holes) and something that wasn't so predictable. The score the best in my opinion. The way Rukia fighted in the end looked nice and the rematch Renji/ichi was also good. The end wasn't really sad (only the Kon crying for Rukia was emotional) The animation was nothing groundbreaking...and Rukia's eyes were to huge. I mean...I felt like they were starring into my soul *shudders* I have a question what is the name of the remix of Number One played during Renji's bankai release and on which soundtrack is it? (Looked into Movie soundtrack but didn't find it) Please don't tell me won't get that version again. I'm still sad about the fact we wil never get the instrumental version
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hell, they even flat out acknowledged that he shouldn't have been able to be there then promptly handwaved it with urahara saying "i've always know how but i'm not gonna tell you NEENER NEENER!" Quote:
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So trying to cut her throat open was love? Good thing I've watched Avatar when all 3 seasons were out @_@ Although the whole... "She hugged him! He jumped into Azula's lightning! LOVE!" But yeh back on topic...
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I find it odd how people go on about how this is all Ichigo/Rukia So lets see how the male leads stack up from Rukia point of veiw. Renji, heart felt flashbacks to thier child hood with nearly no prompting. Ichigo, fond mmories of him getting his ass kicked after chaseing her down and repetely reminding her who he was
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Lol, no comment. Can't believe there are people this much in denial. |
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nerd rage is a horrible thing, especially when it comes to a girl that's not Rukia moving in on Ichigo |
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Once again visually this movie was amazing but it kinda felt like an average filler-arc plot...Nothing unpredictable quite happened after the first revelation of everyone forgetting...Ichigo was his same unexplainable power-up self and Renji bored and annoyed me everytime he appeared on-screen...The one thing I keep getting back at is that I watched the movie a week ago and don't really remember much about it..It was like I got hit with the memory-wipe bankai because this movie is kinda forgettable (Not that I didn't enjoy most of it, but it wasn't really that epic beyond animation)...Loved the fight with Hitsagaya though...
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Fade to Black is my second favourite Bleach movie. Well, I am a big fan of Rukia <3 but I still have to say that it wasn't as memorable as The DiamondDust Rebellion (that's so awesome with Hitsu-kun everywhere). The fighting scenes were great but the storyline was kinda strange. Love Rukia still. x)
@wingdarkness: Yeah, I know. Renji can be really annoying sometimes, especially when he talks, his voice is a lil' too harshy and it really hurts my ears. >.< |
2009-10-17, 16:52 | Link #1200 |
Frankly, I'm confused. When I remember how the Ichiruki shippers boasted about how this would engrave their ship in stone I was afraid this would turn into 1+1/2 hour of fanservice. But it's just a bad bleach movie with some nice ss-arc-flashbacks.
And wth was wrong with Urahara? Did he forget he wasn't a captain anymore? Agreed, the first movie is really touching and Senna is a character worthy to miss. I also consider the 1st to be the best while 2nd and 3rd don't even come close.
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Oops! Too late! I think I'm caught "red pawed".
Mom Paula quickly grabbed Brulee when she saw her up here (as if that's going to stop her in the future) because there are a lot of collectibles on this book case. Sweet Praline was around this book case for over 8 years and never got on the shelf. We love to keep Mom Paula on her toes.
Special announcement: We want to do something special to celebrate Sweet Praline's life as we approach the anniversary of her journey to the Bridge (April 25). We know it's normal to be a little sad as we remember our sister-before-us, but we want to do something special for Sweet Praline to help Mom Paula (and all of our furriends and beans who loved her) smile. We want to have a "Show Your Diva" theme day on April 25, 2012. We want to encourage all of our furriends to post pictures, videos, stories, etc. about how you show your "diva" attitude. We'll send more information to Mom ML as a reminder. We want to thank Jan of Jan's Funny Farm for the graphic below. Please feel free to post this graphic on your sidebar.
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It seems Brulee is rather adventurous! She looks like she belongs on that shelf with all your other treasures. She is very PURRecious after all. As is Truffle, too, of course.
Your idea about celebrating Sweet Praline's life is one I can certainly embrace. I have my own little diva, as well.
Sweet Praline was, and is, surely one of the best LOL-Cats ever, and she is immortalized forever through laughter.
Happy Easter to you and your sweet girls -- all three of them!"Show Your Diva" is a great idea, a lovely way to remember Sweet Praline. We're sending your mom lots of purrs and kitty kisses at this time, as the day draws closer. We know the lead-up to Annie's first Bridge anniversary was particularly difficult for our own human.
P.S. We like that you're (both) getting into things that Praline didn't. Shows your creativity! Ha!
Anyway, a very happy Easter weekend to you all.Two things:
1. Can ManCats be diva-esque, or is it just a LadyCat dealio?
2. Uh, if your Mom doesn't want you playing on that shelf, she really shouldn't let you SEE that shelf. See how simple that is? Let me state the rule again: If the kitteh can SEE the shelf, the kitteh can play in that shelf. What could be clearer than that?


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text: Ang LeeLee, Ang (äng) [key], 1954–, Taiwanese filmmaker. Lee is one of the few directors who have achieved commercial and critical success in Asia and the United States, and is also unusual in the wide range of genres and themes he has explored. His first three films, Pushing Hands (1992), The Wedding Banquet (1993), and Eat Drink Man Woman (1994), all with screenplays by Lee and either bilingual or in Chinese, are deft domestic comedies that revolve around generational and cultural differences. His first English-language feature was an adaptation of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility (1995); it was followed by The Ice Storm (1997), a somber, darkly comic tale of the American suburbs, and Ride with the Devil (1999), a Civil War drama. The Chinese-language martial-arts fantasy Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000; Academy Award, Best Foreign Language Film) was an international hit, but Lee achieved his greatest success to date with Brokeback Mountain (2005; Academy Award, Best Director), about the ill-fated love of two cowboys for each other, based on a story by E. Annie Proulx. The Chinese-language Lust, Caution (2007) is a World War II spy thriller, and Taking Woodstock (2009) revolves around the famous 1969 rock concert. Life of Pi (2012; Academy Award, Best Director), was Lee's first 3-D film, with extensive digital visual effects; it tells of a young Indian man shipwrecked on the ocean in a small boat a Burmese tiger. The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, 6th ed. Copyright © 2012, Columbia University Press. All rights reserved. See more Encyclopedia articles on: Film and Television: Biographies |


text: The Curious Case of a Woman Addicted to Her Brain ImplantAnnalee Newitz11/11/09 5:23pmFiled to: brain implantsWireheadsThalamic stimulatorScienceBrainsTopGizmodoThis cyborg life973EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink One of the cutting-edge cures for chronic muscle tremors is called a thalamic stimulator - it's a brain implant that delivers current to your thalamus. But it can also cause intensely pleasurable erotic feelings, leading one woman into implant addiction. Advertisement The 1986 case of a woman addicted to stimulating herself with a brain implant is chronicled in a scientific article from Pain journal called Compulsive thalamic self-stimulation: a case with metabolic, electrophysiologic and behavioral correlates. The unnamed woman had been suffering from chronic pain (the result of an injury) for over a decade, and had tried a number of drugs to deal with it. Though she was an alcoholic, doctors prescribed opium-based painkillers to her and she had been known to take more than her recommended dose. With her history of drug addiction, it's easy to see why doctors would have imagined that a brain implant would be the best course of action for the treatment of her chronic pain. Little did they know that the woman would become addicted to that, too.Doctors implanted an electrode deep in her thalamus (see image below). The article explains: Advertisement Soon after insertion of the nVPL electrode, the patient noted that stimulation also produced erotic sensations. This pleasurable response was heightened by continuous stimulation at 75% maximal amplitude, frequently augmented by short bursts at maximal amplitude. Though sexual arousal was prominent, no orgasm occurred with these brief increases in stimulation intensity. Despite several episodes of paroxysmal atrial tachycardia [heart disturbance] and development of adverse behavioural and neurological symptoms during maximal stimulation, compulsive use of the stimulator developed.At its most frequent, the patient self-stimulated throughout the day, neglecting personal hygiene and family commitments. A chronic ulceration developed at the tip of the finger used to adjust the amplitude dial and she frequently tampered with the device in an effort to increase the stimulation amplitude. At times, she implored her to limit her access to the stimulator, each time demanding its return after a short hiatus. During the past two years, compulsive use has become associated with frequent attacks of anxiety, depersonalization, periods of psychogenic polydipsia and virtually complete inactivity.What's interesting is that this case seems to have been largely forgotten, despite occasional mentions in the popular media over the years. Meanwhile, dozens of scientific articles have been published in medical journals about thalamic stimulators as a treatment for patients suffering from tremors caused by Parkinson's disease and Tourette's syndrome. There is likely some relationship between what our unnamed addict experienced (increased loss of motor control) and these new therapies (which help minimize loss of motor control).Some evidence has turned up that thalamic stimulators are still delivering erotic feelings. A recent article in the International Journal of Impotence Research revealed that a patient who had received a thalamic stimulator to control his Tourette's was also getting erections when he self-stimulated with the implant. And a study of thalamic implants in sea bass showed that the fish underwent a "sex color change," part of their mating process, when stimulated. Advertisement Sponsored Science fiction author Larry Niven once dubbed these addicts "wireheads," but science fiction has now become science fact. As thalamic stimulators and other brain implants become more commonplace, it's likely that our anonymous implant addict will no longer be an outlier. She's just the first documented case of a new kind of addiction.Reply97 repliesLeave a reply


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Long Term Effects of Aricept Use07/05/2006 |
I am 58 and have a history of early onset Alzheimer`s Disease in my family. After recently noticing some trouble with short term memory I underwent neuropsychological testing. The results showed "More of a frontal subcortical pattern of compromise, if any". After seeing a Neurologist and discussing medication options I was told that patients who take Aricept (or any of this family of medications) for some length of time (a year or more) show a marked decline (in memory function presumably) when the medication is halted, never to be regained. This concerned me. It feels like if I decide to take this medication (and tolerate it well) then I am committed to taking it for the rest of my life. Do we know any more about this "decline" when medication is halted? Are there any long term studies about use of these drugs? I`m trying to make the right decision but am wary about this life time commitment and just the fact that halting the medication can cause decline causes me much concern. Thank you so much for any information.
In my opinion (and opinions of experts vary) there is no good evidence that discontinuance of Aricept (or other medications approved by the FDA for Alzheimer's) causes such a decline. Drug companies try to convince people to stay on their drug once it is started. Your neuropsychological test results also raise a question of the proper diagnosis in my view. Good luck.
Peter J Whitehouse, MD, PhD Professor of Neurology School of Medicine Case Western Reserve University |