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In order to prevent the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19), we're making it safer and easier for you to get the care you need. With that in mind, video visits and phone visits are often available.
Video chat with our doctors on any device to get personalized care and treatment.
Call your clinic to see if a video or phone visit is an option for you.
A note on in-person clinic visits: For our patients' safety, we're delaying all in-person clinic visits, elective surgeries and nonessential radiology services during the COVID-19 outbreak. If you have an existing appointment, we'll call you and help you reschedule.
When injury, illness, or post-surgical conditions slow you down, rehabilitative therapy can play a crucial role in improving your life, help to speed your recovery and decrease your chance of re-injury. A skilled therapist can guide you toward recovery and has much to offer even when you are healthy. Our Rehabilitation Center promotes a focus on overall health. Whether you are recovering from injury or illness, or simply want to stay healthy and fit, we offer you access to highly trained and skilled therapists. We offer both inpatient and outpatient services, as well as community gym membership aimed to keep you happier and healthier.
Therapy services include:
- Physical Therapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Speech/Language Pathology
- Therapeutic Recreation Services
- Fitness Center Membership
Meet Our Rehab Therapy Team
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Rehabilitation Center Information
Appointments: (715) 531-6400
Hours: M-Th 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
F 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Location: Hudson Hospital & Clinic
Rehabilitation Center Services:
Physical Therapy - focuses on safe, efficient and pain-free movement, such as when getting up from a chair or lying in bed, walking, running, or climbing stairs. A physical therapist often helps with sports-related activities.
- Sports injuries, concussions, vestibular conditions
- Balance and coordination issues
- Strength and flexibility
- Uses a combination of exercise and hands-on skills to help individuals reach their goals following injury or illness while assisting with pain management
- Combats the effects of aging or an unhealthy lifestyle
- Our staff have additional skills in edema and lymphedema management, wound care, cancer recovery and neurorehabilitation after an event such as a stroke or a diagnosis of Parkinson's Disease or Multiple Sclerosis.
Occupational Therapy - focuses on the mental and physical aspects of performing activities of everyday life. An occupational therapist often helps with hand injuries and /or regaining movement and function after surgery.
- Self-care activities such as dressing, bathing, grooming and eating
- Activities performed in the home, at school or work
- Helps to regain lost skills or improve existing abilities
- Centers on the use of the hands and arms, in planning tasks as well as performing them
- Provides hand and wrist splints and other devices to improve function, reduce pain or compensate for lost abilities
- Assess cognition to make recommendatons regarding assistance neeeded for safety
Speech/Language Pathology - focuses on the mental and physical aspects of communication
- Addresses the reception of communication, such as processing visual, auditory and other cues or messages and the expression of thought through speech or other means
- Applies techniques to improve swallowing and breathing, as well as memory, analysis and synthesis of information
Vestibular Rehabilitation - focuses on balance, inner ear or central nervous systems disorders, i.e., dizziness, vertigo, imbalance and spatial disorientation.
- Vestibular rehabilitation is a form of physical therapy that treats the symptoms associated with inner ear or central nervous symptom disorders.
- Physical therapists use exercises and other treatments to help your body compensate for the loss of inner ear function.
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(RxWiki News) It seems there are awareness days for every disease and condition. Surprisingly, an awareness day for rheumatoid arthritis has been lacking. Now, rheumatoid arthritis patients have their day of recognition.
The Rheumatoid Patient Foundation (RPF) has announced the creation of Rheumatoid Awareness Day, which will be held every year on February 2.
Rheumatoid arthritis is a long-term illness that causes joint pain and inflammation. While rheumatoid arthritis is one of the most common forms of arthritis, there is still a lack of awareness about the disease.
This lack of awareness may explain why some patients find themselves without good accommodations for disability, proper clinical care and healthcare reimbursement. It may also be the reason for problems with research funding.
"Learn more about rheumatoid arthritis."
February 2 is already Groundhog Day - a fact that RPF Founder Kelly Young is well aware of.
"Compare disease onset to the moment the groundhog comes out of his hole to look for his shadow," said Young in an RPF statement. "It's impossible to predict how aggressive the disease will be or whether treatments will be effective. The six weeks that the groundhog forecasts correspond to the short window of opportunity for people with rheumatoid disease to get early diagnosis and treatment, which has been shown to be a crucial component for positive outcome."
Rheumatoid arthritis is a disease that gets worse over time, leading to damage of the joints and other organs. Patients may have severe pain, disability and an increased risk of death. About 1.6 to two million Americans are currently diagnosed with the disease.
While there is no cure for rheumatoid arthritis, there are medical treatments that can help. Still, many patients find that current treatments do not relieve all their symptoms.
February is also Heart Disease Awareness Month. Since heart problems are common complications of rheumatoid arthritis, it makes sense to kick off the month with Rheumatoid Awareness Day.
On this first Rheumatoid Awareness Day, RPF has planned a campaign to raise awareness and education about rheumatoid arthritis. RPF wants both patients and the public in general to get involved by sharing educational resources, boosting awareness through social media, taking part in a live online chat and donating to the cause.
RPF is a non-profit organization with the mission of improving the lives of people with rheumatic diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and juvenile arthritis.


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Whether you're overwhelmed after a long and stressful day or are considering supplements within your diet and lifestyle that will make you live calmly, here are the top natural remedies for anxiety that are easily accessed on the market.
We Love you Lavender
We all know what lavender is and it certainly smells gorgeous, but did you know that lavender has calming benefits which aids sleep and minimises stress? Whether you simply buy a bunch to smell or seek out the many lavender infusions and candles which will gradually fill your home with calming aromas, there are endless ways to introduce lavender into your home – even lavender infused pillows and sleep oils designed to help you fall asleep!
CBD Oil It Up!
I feel like CBD oil and supplements have a bad name due to the association with the illegal drug Cannabis. CBD oil is entirely legal and can be purchased ethically on the high street in health stores such as Holland and Barrett. CBD oil is a natural supplement used for many health benefits and is commonly used to relieve the symptoms of anxiety. Using CBD oil has no side effects and can be easily incorporated into your daily routine through handy spray bottles or drop bottles. Daily use is believed to aid anxiety and allow you to benefit from a calmer mind – win, win!
Aromatherapy is Life
I know what you're thinking: how on earth is a nice smell going to stop my anxiety? Well, obviously the right aroma isn't going to eliminate you're problems like magic, but they certainly lift some symptoms and calm your mind to an extent. The endless aromas available in the world have differing effects to a person, I find it so interesting the concept of aromatherapy and would definitely recommend reading up on what it can offer – who knows, I may even write a blog post about it! I'm obsessed with nice smells and would recommend incense sticks and humidifiers to anyone who will listen (just don't set the fire alarms off like I often do).
I hope I didn't sound too much like a hippy but natural remedies for anxiety are a big part of my self-care process. There's nothing I love more than chilling in my own apartment, filled with incense sticks and calming music to unwind after a stressful day – the right environment is everything and your surroundings absolutely determine your mindset so choose wisely!


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Call me vain, but I think dressing up in Oktoberfest clothing is one of the best parts of the entire experience!
And, as I've learned, these outfits are serious business.
I mean from an outsider's perspective, it's easy to think that these are just "Oktoberfest costumes" and any cheap outfit from a Halloween shop will do, but that is 1000% not the case. The traditional clothes worn at Oktoberfest are actually traditional Bavarian attire, and the variety of styles/prices is mind-numbing.
If you're wondering what to wear, what to buy, where to buy it and some serious dos and don'ts, here is a guide on Oktoberfest clothing that you don't want to miss.
Here's what we're covering today:
- Oktoberfest Clothing Guide for Women
- Oktoberfest Clothing for Men
- Oktoberfest Clothing Do's and Don'ts
- Where to buy Oktoberfest Clothing Online
- Where to buy Oktoberfest Clothing in Munich
- Where to rent Oktoberfest clothing in Munich
- Do I need to have special Oktoberfest clothing?
- Rock it and have an amazing time!
- Snag a free copy of my printable Oktoberfest ebook guide!
Oktoberfest Clothing Guide for Women
This is just a brief overview of Oktoberfest outfits for women. If you want a more thorough post with plenty of examples/extra considerations, check out this guide.
At Oktoberfest, ladies wear dirndls!
The must-haves:
A dirndl: Made up of a blouse, bodice and apron. These can usually be purchased in a set. The bodice is meant to fit like a glove and accentuate your 'assets', so be sure to try yours on before buying if possible. A key consideration is length. Traditional dirndls tend to be at knee-level or longer. Only tourists really wear the very short dirndls. Check out this full guide to learn more about what to look for in a dirndl.
Comfortable shoes: Heels are a no go, unless you want to be hobbling home by the end of the night. Comfy shoes are a must because you'll be on your feet a lot more than you might think. The festival grounds are huge and you should be dancing on the benches by 8pm if you play your cards right. Close-toed and comfortable are what you should go for.
Small purse: Big bags over 3L aren't allowed at Oktoberfest, and you wouldn't want to bring a big bag anyway because there's no coat check. Most dirndls will have a pocket, but a small cross-shoulder purse is perfect for holding your cash, phone, etc. Don't bring anything you wouldn't mind losing/getting dirty. My best tip is to just bring a small purse and wear it at all times, that way you don't need to worry about keeping your purse on the ground/getting beer spilled on it.
Optional add-ons:
Flower crown: Forget Coachella, flower crowns are totally a thing at Oktoberfest too. You'll find a lot of them for sale at stalls around the festival.
Cardigan/coat: There's a lot of really beautiful traditional coats and sweaters that you can buy that look really elegant over a dirndl. That said, it's a pricey addition and probably not worth it if you're only going to Oktoberfest once. Here's a nice example from the official Oktoberfest website.
Pretty braids: It's very common to see girls dressed up with some elaborate braided hairdos. It really helps complete the look! That said, if you're hopeless with hair like me, braids aren't mandatory.
Oktoberfest Clothing for Men
At Oktoberfest, men wear lederhosen (literally meaning 'leather pants').
The must-haves include…
Lederhosen: Most lederhosen looks similar, but make sure you get one of good quality (especially if you plan on wearing it more than once). Men are said to only need one pair of lederhosen for life (until the beer belly starts to creep in, of course). Two main considerations are length and whether or not you want suspenders (the answer is yes! They look awesome). Lederhosen typically come in shorts-length and 3/4 leg length.
A shirt: You'll see a lot of checkered shirts (usually red or blue) but white is more traditional (and in my opinion, looks much sharper/smarter). Usually these shirts are button-up or 'smarter' looking tops. Don't you dare wear a t-shirt under your lederhosen or prepare yourself for some death stares.
Good shoes: Something that you will not mind spilling beer all over. Should also be very comfortable so that you can dance without getting tired 😉 Check out these beer/vomit repellent ones from Adidas!!
A felt hat: Class up your outfit with one of these bad boys (but never one of the stupid chicken or beer hats… those are ridiculous).
Cool belt: Feeling fancy? You can jazz up your outfit with a cool leather belt that has a super manly buckle (like animals fighting or something). Here are a few.
Vest/waistcoat: To complete your Oktoberfest bro outfit, consider getting a nice vest/waistcoat to complete your look. Many locals will have one.
Oktoberfest Clothing Do's and Don'ts
FYI: It's important to remember that these outfits aren't "Oktoberfest costumes", they're actually traditional clothes worn in Bavaria (AKA trachten). Like, it's not just a weird stereotype thing… I've genuinely seen men in the countryside mowing lawns in lederhosen, and you'll see these outfits worn at all sorts of special, formal events besides beer festivals. So, treat them with some respect and don't make a mockery of them. Here are few things you must avoid:
Ridiculous hats.
You will see a lot of ridiculous hats for sale in Munich around Oktoberfest time. Ones that are shaped like beers, for instance. Wearing these will immediately flag you as an obnoxious tourist. Don't do it – it looks dumb and people will judge you. Bavarians do love hats, but classy felt ones. They also love judging. Don't give them the satisfaction 😉
Lederhosen or dirndl 'shirts'.
You know, the ones that have lederhosen or dirndls printed on them to make it look like you're kind of wearing one. No, no no. These are the laziest things ever! You are better off just wearing regular clothes!
Overly short dirndls.
Traditional dirndls should go past the knee. The really short ones look very costume-y and are typically only worn by tourists.
Where to buy Oktoberfest Clothing Online
I would definitely advise against buying your outfit online because trying it on for the perfect fit is very important! But, in a pinch, here are some online options:
Rare Dirndl: My new (favourite) dirndl ever comes from Rare Dirndl, run by badass designer, Erika Neumayer. Her dirndls are super cool, modern, different AND she offers free shipping & returns. Check out some of her amazing creations here.
Amazon: There are a lot of options on Amazon but be careful, many of them are the costumey/cheap. If anything seems too good to be true in terms of price, it probably is. You should expect to pay at least $100 for something of passable quality.
TrachtenShop.de: Really beautiful selection of trachten. Fast shipping. Higher end though – dirndls are around $150+.
Where to buy Oktoberfest Clothing in Munich
Here are some options for buying Oktoberfest clothing in Munich once you're there. For your convenience, I've ordered them from the most affordable to the most expensive, and have mainly chosen places that are easily accessible within Munich's city center. You can also click here for my full guide to doing Oktoberfest on a budget.
Flea markets: Munich is full of awesome flea markets that will carry second hand/new dirndls and lederhosen. There is a great one at Olympiapark on Fridays and Saturdays.
Second hand shops: Second hand shops in Munich will almost always have some trachten in stock, even new ones with the tag still in tact! The difference? It's much cheaper. NOTE: Many of the second hand shops in Munich (e.g. ReSales) have special discounts for students on certain days or even on special holidays. I got a spring dirndl for 50% off on International Women's Day one year – scooore.
Facebook groups: There are many Facebook groups meant for people in Munich buying/selling things like clothing, furniture, etc. Often you'll find people selling their dirndls and lederhosen for bargain prices. You can see some of these groups here, here, and here.
eBay: In Germany, eBay works kind of like a Classifieds/Craigslist and there are often people selling used dirndls/lederhosen here. My boyfriend recently got an amazing pair of lederhosen and a shirt for 25 EUROS! Unbelievable. The catch is you usually have to go pick it up, which is a hassle but it's a great way to get your outfit for cheap. Click here to check it out (and turn on Google Translate because it's all in German).
C&A: this is a department store with several locations in Munich. It's a good middle ground place to get your Oktoberfest clothing. The quality is okay and the prices are fairly affordable (relatively speaking).
Trachten Rausch: Beautiful selection in the 100 euro+ range.
Galeria Kaufhof: A higher end department store with several locations in central Munich. Pricier than C&A but decent quality. You can browse some options online too.
Loden Frey: Ridiculously beautiful outfits but at a very high price (the dirndl I had my eye on was 800 euros!). Supposedly where many high class folks do their shopping 😉
Angermaier: Huge range of beautiful designer pieces from 100 euros to a thousand! One of the most well-known names in Munich.
BONUS TIP: Not finding anything at these shops? Just keep your eyes open and be on the lookout for shops that have signs saying "TRACHTEN". Around Oktoberfest time, most boutiques/stores in Munich will be selling some.
Where to rent Oktoberfest clothing in Munich
Since you may never wear your trachten again, you might want to consider renting. Bavarian Outfitters allows you to make a reservation online without paying anything, but it's actually not THAT cheap considering you have to return the outfit eventually. Dirndl rentals are around 50 euros a day (with 50% discount for subsequent days). Browse your options here.
Do I need to have special Oktoberfest clothing?
As you probably know by now, getting good quality dirndls and lederhosen can total up to a massive expense.
So, is it really necessary?
Well, the truth is: wearing dirndls and lederhosen are not officially mandatory. There will definitely be people there who are not wearing them – visitors and locals alike. A warning to fellow FOMO sufferers however, they are a very fun part of the experience, and you will inevitably feel a bit left out if you don't have them.
That said, it IS a pricey purchase for a one-time thing, so don't feel pressured to buy something "just because everyone else is doing it". If you value your money more than fitting in for a few days, then there's really no need to buy any special outfits for Oktoberfest. Plus, as previously stated, sometimes it's better to just wear normal clothing rather than buy a cheap outfit or lame imitation.
Rock it and have an amazing time!
Remember, at the end of the day, the most important thing is that you have fun. Don't stress too much about your outfit – people won't notice after a few beers anyway 😉
If you still have any questions about Oktoberfest clothing, feel free to ask away in the comments! I'll try my best to help.
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text: Taylor Pardue - May 16, 2019 2019 Father's Day Gift Guide Photo Credit: Browning Trail Cameras He's the man who taught you everything you know about the outdoors. The man who continued to shoot an older bow so he could afford to buy your first. The man who patiently took you hunting when it would have been far easier — and quieter — to leave your chatty, fidgeting self at home. Here are some gift ideas for the man who's given you … well, everything.Muzzy OneMuzzy's new broadhead is appropriately named. The one-piece Muzzy One is made from a single block of stainless steel for the ultimate in durability. The One isn't just tough as an anvil, though; its three .046-inch-thick blades make it scalpel-sharp. The 100-grain broadhead also features a 1.125-inch cutting diameter and a hybrid chisel/cut-on-contact tip. Muzzy Ones are sold three to a pack and can be resharpened with a flat stone, ensuring the old man gets years of use out of his gift. 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Last Saturday afternoon, The Suite had an amazing time at Mimosas & Cupcakes at Camille's Closet. An exclusive event hosted by Little Miss Thrift, we thriftnistas found an awesome selection of jewelry, handbags, and nail polishes. And with great tag prices, we had a fun time playing in the showroom, while shopping and trying on some of the cutest accessories! Oh, and the mimosas didn't hurt either.
Debut of The Starlet Experience!
We recently hosted our very first Starlet Experience Master Class and Workshop Series at Druid Hills Dance Center, benefiting Dancers Care Foundation. And with SYTYCD, Busch Gardens, Dollywood, and Disneyland auditions stopping in town, it was a great opportunity for dancers to pick up, or brush up on audition skills.
With a portion of each registration benefiting Dancers Care Foundation cancer charity, registration also included a chance to win an exclusive Starlet Gift Pack, featuring the DCF Couture Pink Lip Gloss designed by Courtney Galliano from So You Think You Can Dance; 100% Human Hair False Eyelashes; and a DCF Ambassador Card.
Now in its 8th Season, the Atlanta International Fashion Week recently announced plans to partner with Taste of Speed: Luxury Lifestyle Jet Port Experience to produce a one of a kind fashion show. The exclusive event scheduled for June 6, 2014, will be just a month before the kickoff of the 2014 Atlanta International Fashion Week (AIFW). And scheduled to include Racing Driver, Roland Linder; Celebrity Pastry Chef from Bravo TV's Top Chef; and a Charity Driving event benefiting CURE Childhood Cancer, it definitely seems like an event not to be missed.
Months back, we covered England's Pinewood Studios plans to move to Atlanta. Settling in Fayetteville, the 288 acre facility recently celebrated their grand opening, marking the completion of Phase I of development, which currently includes 5 sound stages, and more than 70 acres of managed back lot space.
In case you missed it, one of our causes, Dancers Care Foundation cancer charity, was recently featured on Lifetime's Dance Moms! In the special Dance Moms Cares episode, the stars of Lifetime's hit TV series performed at Starbound National Competion, in Atlantic City, NJ, with 100% of the proceeds benefiting Dancers Care Foundation (DCF).
Alright guys and dolls! If you've been keeping up with us on The Suite, then you know we've posted a few recent national castings this season. Bu if you've missed them all, well then you're in luck. NBC's hit show, America's Got Talent will be in Greensboro, NC, on Wednesday, January 29th from 8 AM - 6 PM, auditioning at the Greensboro Marriott Downtown.
If you've missed out on any of the auditions touring through Atlanta this month, then make sure you get to the Busch Gardens Auditions. With the support of Bob Cline Casting, Busch Gardens Entertainment will be auditioning for the 2014 Season at the Atlanta Sheraton Hotel on Friday, January 17th, and Saturday, January 18th, for its Williamsburg, VA. location. WIth new shows, such as British Invasion theme show, London Rocks, team creatives include Lisa Shriver, Shelly Isler, Matt West, Karma Camp, Ken Billington and Toni-Leslie James.
Stella Style Trend: Black & Gold
When we're not performing on stage, we like to dabble in fashion. And for our very first Stella Style Trend, we'll be covering the hot look of the season, Black & Gold. Done right, the combination of black and gold can be classic and timeless, or sexy and edgy. What we love about the featured Lolita dress is that it's simple enough to deck out with a statement accessory, yet the gold detail and pleated skirt keep it feminine and playful. Check out the photos below for inspiration, and if you need a place to start, be sure to shop the look below! And if you like what you see, be sure to LIKE or SHARE on Facebook or Twitter.
With recently scheduled auditions for Dollywood, Disneyland, and So You Think You Can Dance (today!), audition season's off to a full start! Yet there's nothing more exciting and daunting than a new audition. And if you don't feel prepared, it can be downright intimidating. But the audition process can be a smooth ride, and a incredible experience when you're properly prepared. So the next time you have an audition, be sure to follow these 10 tips below, and you'll be on your way to a killer audition! If you have any to add, be to share in the comments below!
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While co-hosting last year's GA Music Awards Pre-Show, Rockstar Circus – Fashion & Music, benefiting the Atlanta Music Project, we had a chance to work with the very talented Tracy Fowler of the Victoria Velvet Collection. If you've never seen the collection, think delicate meets edgy. It's playful, fun, and fabulous. Check out the photos below from the designer's editorial collection, as well as a few shots from Rockstar Circus. And be sure to let us know what you think in the comments!
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You might know LA hip-hop artist Hopsin from his massive social media following, his record label Undercover Prodigy, his eyes—no seriously, or his 2013 breakthrough album, Knock Madness. From collabs with artists like Tech N9ne, Paul Wall, Yealawolf, and Insane Clown Posse, to seeing over 23 millions streams on "Ill Mind of Hopsin 5" (the fifth installment in the "Ill Mind" series), Hopsin is an artist you can't ignore.
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The WOMTM weapon orientation module provides a level of performance previously unseen in the world of miniature 3DOF orientation systems. WOMTM employs the use of three axes each of gyroscopes, accelerometers, and magnetometers to track both slow and fast movements of weapons in real-time. It houses propriety calibration techniques for soft- and hard-iron interference that are specific to the different weapon classes on which it can be used. Calibrations are able to be performed quickly and easily by minimally trained individuals without requiring any precise movements.
In operation WOMTM has embedded intelligence that allows it to assess each operational situation and determine the best means of providing accurate orientation output. When operating in a poor magnetic environment, WOMTM identifies this and adjusts its algorithms accordingly to maintain accuracy even in the presence of long term magnetic disturbances. When in a static position, WOMTM identifies this and adjusts its operation to both maintain accuracy and minimize power consumption at the same time.
Additionally, WOMTM has weapon specific algorithms that tweak its method of operation specific to the weapon on which it is mounted. WOM has been tested on mounted to and tested on each of its supported weapons.
|Key Specifications
|Azimuth accuracy:
|3 mils, RMS
|Pitch/Roll accuracy:
|1.7 mils, RMS
|Supported Weapons
|Machine Guns:
|M16, M4, M240, and M249
|Grenade Launchers:
|M203 and M320 (40mm)
|Mortar Systems:
|M224, M252, and M120 (60, 81, and 120mm)
|Towed Artillery:
|M119 (105mm Howitzer)


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Apple has officially released iOS 11.3.1 with the number of bug fixes and security improvements for all the 64-bit iPhone and iPad users. You have to know that iOS 11.3.1 is not a major update and it comes as a minor update, but this latest minor update comes with several bug fixes and new improvements including more security fixes. However, it seems like the last update of iOS 11.3 version because iOS 11.3.1 first beta was released a few days ago. Apple has left 11.3 and they have move to 11.3.1 version. Anyhow, there is a problem with all the Cydia and jailbreak lovers. They are questioning "when will release the new jailbreak and how to download Cydia iOS 11.3.1 for iDevices? ". So, I hope this will help those people who are looking for a new jailbreak solution.
This iOS version has been teased by the developers and we had to know that one device was successfully jailbroken when it was on beta version. However, developers will not release their exploits until the Pangu or TaiG take an action for this problem. This proves it is possible to jailbreak and download Cydia iOS 11.3.1 and we hope TaiG untethered team will release a jailbreak solution for this matter in the near future.
How to Download Cydia iOS 11.3.1 for Now?
Nowadays all the Cydia download lovers are searching for iOS 11.3.1 jailbreak and for more other methods to download Cydia for iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch devices. There both sad news as well a great news for all. We can not keep hopes for an untethered jailbreak download for iOS 11 releases sooner. But we have another way to download Cydia iOS 11.3.1 successfully for now. It is TaiG beta tool which has been released by TaiG online tool developers, with the base and help of taig jailbreak. Now we can use them directly through the iDevices to download Cydia iOS 11.3.1 or below without going through a PC or a computer.
TaiG's Recommendation for iOS 11.3.1
TaiG has recommended that users to update their iPhone and iPads to iOS 11.3.1 from the older version. It seems like an announcement about the new jailbreak tool. Anyhow, iOS experts believe that they will release it soon and after that, download Cydia and untethered jailbreak lovers will be able to get more third-party apps for their iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. Keep in touch with us and comment your related questions.


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Company Overview
Roboto Coding Academy is Singapore's Premier Coding School
We provide coding courses specially designed for young children and teenagers. We help students discover a passion for coding and develop computational thinking skills applicable to all facets of their lives.
Intern with us!
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Learn and Grow with a Roboto Coding Academy Internship!
We have a young vibrant start-up culture and mentorship guidance will be provided by our founders
Who are we looking for
- No experience required
- 'A' Level/Polytechnic Graduates
- University undergraduates
- Diligent and detail-orientated
- Independent and self-initiated
- Basic MS office knowledge
- Keen to work in a start-up environment
Internship opportunities
Technology Education Intern
Roles and responsibilities:
- Assist Curriculum Developer(s) in developing new training programs and other educational materials
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- Assist in teaching
- Basic administrative duties
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- Assist Sales Director in both Business-to-Business (B2B) and Business-to-Consumer (B2C) sales support
- Lead and develop new business development initiatives in exciting emerging markets
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Class Teacher (2 posts)
- Reference:
- 6712
- Organisation:
- Sidegate Primary School
- Place of work:
- Ipswich
- Salary details:
- Job term:
- Full Time
- Appointment:
- Various
- Closing date:
- 22 April 2020 09:00 AM
Post 1: Temporary /maternity cover.
Post 2: Permanent
Applications are welcomed from both NQTs and main scale experienced teachers.
- Do you put children's interests at the heart of everything you do
- Do you actively seek opportunities to broaden children's learning and experiences
- Do you want to work in a school where a broad and rich curriculum is highly valued
- Are you driven and ambitious, creative and able to use your own initiative
- Are you a team player and team leader?
If your answer to these questions is yes, then Sidegate could be the school for you! Join our exceptional team of pupils, staff and families as we continue on our journey to provide a curriculum that values creativity, self-improvement and equity of opportunity.
Sidegate is a vibrant three-form entry primary school in the north of Ipswich. The school hosts a 25 place Specialist Education Unit for pupils with moderate learning difficulties, giving approximately 655 pupils on roll. The school boasts large grounds, an indoor swimming pool, gymnasium and good ICT provision. We pride ourselves in the broad and engaging curriculum we offer our pupils. Sport and culture feature highly and are used to enhance the curriculum in all areas. The school received a 'Good' Ofsted rating in April 2017. We were the first primary school in Suffolk to be awarded the prestigious Platinum Artsmark in November 2019; we also hold quality marks in RE, Science and Sport.
*£23,720 - £35,008 (subject to review 01/09/20).
Please find out more about our school by visiting: www.sidegate.net and www.facebook.com/SidegatePrimary
An application pack can be downloaded from the related information section.
Please return application forms along with a covering letter by the closing date to Toni Cornish, PA to Headteacher, via email: email@example.com or by post to the school, Sidegate Lane, Ipswich IP4 4JD.
Alternatively, please email: email@example.com for queries, further information and submitting applications.
Interview date: 24 or 27 April 2020. Interviews may be rescheduled depending on circumstances.
Sidegate became an academy in May 2014 with The Active Learning Trust (ALT). ALT encourage each of their schools to develop a curriculum that meets the needs of the pupils in the school. They work closely with the school, providing specialist advisory support as necessary. We work closely with other schools in the ALT Ipswich Hub and the Northgate Pyramid of Schools. ALT offer a comprehensive package of professional development opportunities for teachers at all levels, to support career progression.


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If you're in the crane and hoisting business, you've come to the right place for new and used parts. At McDal.com, we offer the largest selection of hoisting and suspension equipment for sale in the Northeast area. Everything we sell is engineered to get results! You'll find dozens of chain hoists for sale on our website or on our eBay store. You can also stop by our warehouse in person if you're in the area.
All of our R&M hoist parts are tested for optimal efficiency. With expert quality assurance, you can focus on getting the job done. If you need your R&M hoist parts serviced or replaced, we have an in-house repair facility with fully trained professionals that can help you find the right solution to your problem.
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From Murano to Seattle
From Murano to Seattle Upon immediate comparison, the vibrantly colored cityscape of Murano is a notable contrast from the often dreary…Read More
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Euro 2016 Team Guide: Koller leads Austria back to the big time
Coach: Marcel Koller
Key player: David Alaba
Qualifying form: W9, L0, D1
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Top scorers in qualifying: Marc Janko (7), David Alaba (4), Marko Arnautovic, Martin Harnik (both 3)
Austria's qualifying campaign saw them scale unprecedented heights for a nation whose only previous appearance at a European Championship came when they were joint hosts.
That adventure, in 2008, came to an end after a winless group stage and there was further disappointment when their bid to reach the next edition of the tournament failed amid a campaign that involved an ignominious goalless draw with Kazakhstan.
Marcel Koller took the helm after that match and though he too oversaw a 0-0 draw against Kazakhstan in a fruitless 2014 World Cup qualifying phase, the former Switzerland midfielder has since ushered in a new era.
After being held in their Group G opener by Sweden, Austria won nine games in a row - a record bettered only by England.
Their resolute defence - including Christian Fuchs of Premier League champions Leicester City - kept six clean sheets, with second-placed Russia failing to find a way past goalkeeper Robert Almer in both Vienna and Moscow.
But it was going forward that Austria - whose superb run of form saw them at one stage climb into the top 10 of the Fifa world rankings - truly excited, with Marc Janko and David Alaba particularly impressive.
Janko's return of seven goals put the Basel striker in the esteemed company of the likes of Wayne Rooney and Gareth Bale in the qualifying scoring charts, with the 32-year-old now seeking to translate that form onto the big stage.
He will spearhead a side that, while perhaps short on headline acts, is not without its household names.
Chief among those is Alaba, a five-time Bundesliga winner with Bayern Munich and true superstar of Austrian football who also helped the Bavarians claim Champions League glory in 2013.
Alaba's all-round quality on and off the ball affords him immense versatility and Manchester City-bound coach Pep Guardiola has utilised his talents in a variety of roles, going so far as to describe the 23-year-old as Bayern's "God".
It is in midfield that he has made his mark for Austria, contributing four goals in qualifying, having weighed in with six during their unsuccessful attempt to reach the World Cup in Brazil.
Indeed, competitive matches seem to bring the best out of Alaba, with 10 of his 11 goals for the national team having come in such games.
And if Alaba's team-mates are any less accomplished in the heat of battle, the sometimes laidback approach of coach Koller may help to ease their nerves.
The 55-year-old - who signed a two-year extension to his contract prior to the tournament - showed his humorous side in the wake of his side's 4-1 win over Sweden in September, which clinched their spot in France. Koller paid tribute to the tournament hosts by turning up to the post-match media conference wearing a beret and eating a baguette.
He will hope to be able to display a similarly cheerful demeanour when the action comes to an end in an intriguing looking Group F, in which Austria will face Hungary, Portugal and Iceland.


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Each week, we chat about the quirks and anomalies of the English language. This week a question that was 100 years in the making... Q: Hi AWC, I have a question – it's to do with commemorating or celebrating 100 years of something. Is it called a 'centenary' or a... read more
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Perth meet-up with Georgia Richter
Monday 8 June 2015 Time: 6.30–8.30pm Although the official time is from 6.30pm to 8.30pm, you are welcome to stay as long as you like – and we imagine many of you will! Who: Georgia Richter is the Fiction, Creative Non-fiction and Poetry Publisher at... read more
Ep 58 The vocative comma, the Bundanon Trust residency, how to pitch non-fiction books, writing routines and Writer in Residence Pamela Hart.
In Episode 58 of So you want to be a writer: The disappearance of the vocative comma, how to write blog posts when you don't want to, Bundanon Trust residency applications now open, 10 author platform examples, the rules for non-fiction manuscripts, Writer in Residence Pamela Hart, the... read more
The last thing writer Allison Tait does each day…
Author and journalist Allison Tait talks about her passions for feature writing and fiction writing. Her novel The Mapmaker Chronicles: Race to the End of the World is making waves in the world of middle grade fiction. Our top-rating podcast So you want to be a writer features a... read more
Gifts for writers: Penguin's got it covered
The famous saying suggests that you shouldn't judge a book by its cover. But that's ridiculous. For starters, a book's cover has its title on it, and the author who wrote it. Of course we're going to judge it. Okay, yes, we are taking that rather... read more
Q&A: Showing possession with singular words and names ending in S
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AWC graduate Mahsa Fratantoni wins food writing tour to Sri Lanka
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Ep 57 Words that should be in the dictionary, how to save time as a writer, are you a coffee-shop writer? How to make a motza as a self-published author. And we talk to Writer in Residence Rachel Power.
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2015 Stella Prize winner announced
Last night, the 2015 Stella Prize was announced. The winner is Emily Bitto for her debut novel The Strays. Here's more information from The Stella Prize website. We are delighted to announce that the winner of the 2015 Stella Prize is Emily Bitto for The Strays. This is the... read more
"I got published!": Kate Wilson
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"I got published!": Nim Gholkar
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"My First Time" #3: Fleur McDonald
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"My first time": Candice Fox
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Three ways to beat procrastination for writers
I could procrastinate for Australia. I could. If it were an Olympic sport, I'd be the Torah Bright of Procrastination – only without the fantastic teeth … and I'd probably find a reason to put off the dancing… Having said that, I am also a surprisingly productive person. I know... read more
Children's Book Council announces Short List and Notables 2015
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Q&A: Double or single L?
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Groysman: Sheremet's murder is crime against state
Prior to the Friday Cabinet session, the Prime Minister of Ukraine asked the ministers to hold the moment of silence and honor the memory of the perished journalist Pavlo Sheremet, according to 112.international
'I think it is not only a murder of a great man, but also an attempt to commit a hideous crime against our state', Volodymyr Groysman said.
According to the Head of the government, the law enforcers are well aware of their extreme responsibility. 'They do realize it's a very complicated case. An investigation group was shaped, and foreign law enforcers are involved, too. I am absolutely sure that the law enforcers do their best to solve this horrible murder and they feel a lot of responsibility on the matter. The investigation and its results should be made public. It's a challenge for all Ukrainians, the entire Ukrainian state and the law enforcement system. The authorities will put in all efforts to solve the case', Groysman concluded.
As reported earlier by 1492news.com, Farewell ceremony with the deceased journalist Pavlo Sheremet will be held in Kyiv on July, 22


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LOS ANGELES, CA – Dr. Kimbell said, "I'm not concerned because when he rocks the mic he rocks the mic right." Mr. Daughty's endocrinologist Dr. Summers said, "He's just happy to see all his doctors in health smile and enjoy ourselves, she such a sweet man." When asked for comment of whom they liked better Mr. Daughty or Mr. Dogg, there was a rubble dubble, five minutes it lasted. Finally a consensus showed Mr. Dogg has the upper hand. Slick Rick was unavailable for comment.
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Hi! I hope you are enjoying your weekend!
Continuing from the previous post, I thought I should do a nail art post! I am really enjoying the two jellies in Essie so I decided to do a stripe nail art with them!
Essie Sugar Daddy and Ballet Slippers are such suitable colors for a french manicure, although in the dozens of nail art that I did, I never could do a french mani that looks pretty enough. Stripes though, are straightforward, easy, and it looks very complicated and impressive!
I applied Sugar Daddy first (two coats) and a coat of Seche Vite to hasten the process. Seche Vite is my go-to top coat for a while now and I swear by it. I used to buy them in bulk when I was fanatic about polish. For the base I always go to my trusty OPI Nail Envy. It has served me well.
While waiting for it to dry, I took out my nail art stripping tape, cut a long row of it along the edge of my desk, and then carefully aligned them on each nail. This might take some work, but it is entirely worth it.
I applied Ballet Slippers over the tape (be sure to get the side of your nails too), and pulled up the tape carefully while the polish is still wet. Move on to the next finger and be careful not to smudge the first one! When applying the top coat, make sure to do it slowly. If the polish is still wet when you apply your top coat, you might smudge the lines, so be careful! I always get bubbles when I do it, but they aren't very obvious so I don't mind them as much. With this mani, I applied two top coats, then wait a day before I apply a third one so that it last longer.
Let me know how it goes if you give this a try! Thanks for reading and enjoy the rest of the weekend!


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During last 24 hours, the price of ZEC increased by 6.716% to today's $125.85.
In the last 24 hours we have seen slow strengthening between 2 AM and 1:50 PM, slow decrease starting at 2 PM until 6:30 PM, steady bullish trend starting at around 6:30 PM until 8:15 PM, steady decline between approx. 8 PM and 9:40 PM and rather sideways movement from approx. 9:30 PM to 2:01 AM.
Price development in the last 24 hours
Overall, the price has been increasing for 4 days in a row.
This is the first time since September 7 that the daily price has climbed over $130.
By looking at the historical data from the last period we can observe rather sideways movement from Apr 20 to May 14, swift increase from May 14 to May 15, stable downward movement from May 15 to Jun 23, stable increase from Jun 23 to Jul 26 and stable bearish trend from Jul 26 to Sep 22.
Price development in the last 90 days
Over the last 90 days Zcash touched its minimum on September 18, 2018 ($107.15) and the price reached its maximum on May 17, 2018 ($366.0730368425227).
The current hashrate is 1.42 GH/s and the difficulty sits at the value of 28478800.5238.


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March 11, 2008
Release #08-216
Firm's Recall Hotline: (888) 333-6063
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. It is illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product.
Name of Product: Cooks Deep Fryers
Units: About 27,000
Importer: JCPenney, of Plano, Texas
Hazard: The deep fryer has a faulty heating element which can cause it to overheat, posing a fire and burn hazard to consumers.
Incidents/Injuries: JCPenney is aware of five incidents involving the deep fryers, including one report of a minor burn and three reports of damaged countertops.
Description: The Cooks deep fryer has a brushed stainless steel exterior, a wire mesh basket with a handle, a lid with a window and black handles. The deep fryer has a 1/3-gallon capacity. "Cooks" is stamped on the side of the deep fryer. Model number 22016 is printed on the bottom of the deep fryer.
Sold exlusively at: JCPenney's stores nationwide, catalog and at www.jcp.com from August 2007 through January 2008 for about $50.
Manufactured in: China
Remedy: Consumers should immediately stop using the deep fryer and return it to the nearest JCPenney store for a full refund.
Consumer Contact: For additional information, contact JCPenney toll-free at (888) 333-6063 anytime, or visit the firm's Web site at www.jcp.com
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is charged with protecting the public from unreasonable risks of injury or death associated with the use of thousands of types of consumer products under the agency's jurisdiction. Deaths, injuries, and property damage from consumer product incidents cost the nation more than $1 trillion annually. CPSC is committed to protecting consumers and families from products that pose a fire, electrical, chemical or mechanical hazard. CPSC's work to help ensure the safety of consumer products - such as toys, cribs, power tools, cigarette lighters and household chemicals -– contributed to a decline in the rate of deaths and injuries associated with consumer products over the past 40 years.
Federal law bars any person from selling products subject to a publicly-announced voluntary recall by a manufacturer or a mandatory recall ordered by the Commission.
To report a dangerous product or a product-related injury go online to www.SaferProducts.gov or call CPSC's Hotline at 800-638-2772 or teletypewriter at 301-595-7054 for the hearing impaired. Consumers can obtain news release and recall information at www.cpsc.gov, on Twitter @USCPSC or by subscribing to CPSC's free e-mail newsletters.
Please use the below phone number for all media requests.
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Shop Jewelry, Beauty, Fashions, House At TSC
Men and women brains suppose in a different way. She works for twenty-four Sèvres—LVMH's virtual extension of the enduring Parisian department retailer Le Bon Marché that offers express one- to 2-day supply to the U.S. on 160 labels (together with the French luxurious group's personal marquee names reminiscent of Louis Vuitton, Dior, and Céline, which you'll't store anyplace else online)—and she's serving to me prep for New York Trend Week, a dressing scenario that may be overwhelming for even essentially the most seasoned editor.
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The Eco-Blox green snow guard resolution is environmentally accountable and carries the same lifetime guarantee as SnoBlox-SnoJax' other polycarbonate snow retention products. "Customers want experiences," says the adjunct affiliate professor at NTU's enterprise college, "so this is one form of it." And in the course of, it offers residence shopping a whole new meaning.
They have as much as sixty five% off jewellery, up to sixty five% off bed and bathtub products and up to 70% off style merchandise. Online shopping with us also delights you with free Gifts and Discount Coupons. Having a simple-to-spell identify also makes it simpler for potential prospects to find you in a cellphone e-book or enterprise directory.
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Maia Kobabe has been making comics for The Nib, and anthologies like Mine!, Gothic Tales of Haunted Love, The Secrets Loves of Geeks and elsewhere for years, but eir first book is the just released Gender Queer: A Memoir from Lion Forge.
Gender Queer is an exploration of identity, an explanation of what the term means, but more than that, it's a thoughtful look at coming to understand oneself over time and what it means to be human. Maia and I spoke recently about the book, working with eir sibling on it and reluctantly crafting a memoir.Continue reading "Smash Pages Q&A: Maia Kobabe"


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Karachi, March 14, 2006: JCR-VIS Credit Rating Company Limited (JCR-VIS) has maintained the medium to long-term ratings of Ittehad Chemicals Ltd (ICL) at A (Single A) and A- (Single A Minus) for the TFC issue and the entity respectively. The outlook on these ratings has been revised from 'Stable' to 'Negative'. The short-term entity rating has also been revised from A-1 (A One) to A-2 (A Two).While taking this rating action JCR-VIS has taken into account the change in the company's risk profile arising from an aggressive capital expenditure plan that was primarily debt funded. Although the business plan behind the capital expenditure strategy is well conceived and has already started to yield benefits in terms of profitability, the high level of debt acquired in the process means that cashflow coverages of debt, despite the significant expected increase in cashflows in absolute terms, would not be commensurate to the assigned ratings over the short to medium term unless the capital structure is adequately strengthened. The management is already in the process of issuing preference shares of at least Rs 200m and this would provide some support to the capital structure. JCR-VIS will continue to monitor developments at ICL, particularly with reference to any plans the management may develop over the coming months with regard to further strengthening of the capital structure, and would keep the public informed accordingly. For further information on this rating announcement, please contact Mr. Safdar Kazi (firstname.lastname@example.com / Ext: 221) or Mr. Saad Ahmed Madani (firstname.lastname@example.com / Ext: 219) at 5671822/5671833/5680996 or fax to 5681105/5671600.Saad Ahmed MadaniGroup HeadCorporates & Structured Finance
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"This extension emboldens our partnership," Edelstein said. "And it continues to be the benchmark for successful MLS and USL affiliations."
The current affiliation was constructed in 2016 in anticipation of the 2017 season and both clubs saw enormous success in Year One. Both teams made the playoffs last year and saw record marks from standout players.
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St. Pete Beach
Close to St. Petersburg and featuring stellar sand, St. Pete Beach offers both bustling and secluded sections to cater to all sorts of beachcombers.
- Great for all ages, from preschoolers to party hardy types.
- Beautiful wide beach that is not too long of a hike to reach.
- Multitude of bars and restaurants to choose from.
- Parking can be tricky. Timing is everything.
- While Upham Beach has the area's only surfing spot, ugly artificial berms have been put there to keep the sand in place.
St. Pete Beach is popular with both locals and tourists, boasting wide, sandy beaches with scads of amenities, lodging and attractions — if not the parking to accommodate all the visitors.
Though it's all called St. Pete Beach, distinct offshoots called Upham Beach and Pass-a-Grille also fall under this beach's umbrella. More on that below.
The town of St. Pete Beach occupies all of the 6½-mile barrier island called Long Key on early navigation maps, and once was four separate areas: Belle Vista Beach, St. Petersburg Beach, Don CeSar Place and Pass-a-Grille Beach. These communities merged in 1957 to become the city of St. Petersburg Beach.
The town voted in 1994 to change its name to St. Pete Beach, in order to better distinguish itself as a separate municipality from nearby St. Petersburg. The city is sure to point out many people also erroneously refer to it as "St. Pete's Beach."
These days the island is broken up into Upham, St. Pete and Pass-a-Grille beaches, the latter retaining its historic name and taking up the entire end of the key south of the landmark Don CeSar resort. (We created an entirely separate profile about Pass-a-Grille here.)
Much of the town south of the Corey Avenue shopping district features condos and hotels beachside and businesses and smaller homes to the east of the main drag. The far northern end of the island, facing Treasure Island across Blind Pass, has no beachfront.
There's no shortage of places to eat or shop, and you'd be hard-pressed to find a truly poor section of sand to stretch out on. As noted, the biggest complaint most people have when coming here is the traffic and lack of parking, but that only proves it's a destination worth visiting.
Tampa Bay is served by two airports. Tampa International Airport (TPA) St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport (PIE) in Pinellas County. Multiple carriers service TPA, while most flights to and from PIE are run by Allegiant. There are many ground transportation options at both airports.
A rental car would be useful if you're looking to explore, but you could easily spend your entire trip on or near St. Pete Beach, especially if you're staying at a resort. Ride-sharing services are very useful here, but wait times can be long if there are no drivers nearby, or it's exceptionally busy.
You can reach the island via three bridges — one from Treasure Island, one from South Pasadena called the Corey Causeway, and one from far southern St. Petersburg, a toll road called the Pinellas Bayway that's accessible from Interstate 275. Those last two are drawbridges, which can lead to backups when someone wants to take their sailboat out for the day.
State Road 699 is the major thoroughfare for most of the island: Blind Pass Road is the main drag on the north end of the island, then kinks around Corey Avenue near the city hall building to Gulf Boulevard, which is the major artery in the south.
There are enough public transportation options to get to other attractions relatively easily, especially compared to some of the barrier Island communities more isolated from the mainland. The Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority offers three routes on the island along the main traffic arteries.
The Suncoast Beach Trolley runs north from Corey Avenue all the way to downtown Clearwater. A schedule and details are here.
The Central Avenue Trolley picks up the slack to the south, running a loop from Pass-A-Grille north to Corey Avenue, then across the Intracoastal Waterway to downtown St. Petersburg on the other side of the county. More information is here.
Another option is to call freebeachride.com, which runs as far north as Clearwater Beach. When they say free they mean it; just tip the driver upon arrival at your destination.
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There are three main parking areas, one for each section of beach. Even on "slow" weekends, it can be difficult to find a space at any of them.
If you're not staying at a hotel or renting a residence, you'll have to get creative, like choosing to have lunch at a hotel or restaurant that supplies parking. Even then, be aware that businesses can quickly catch on if you're squatting on a spot so you can splash in the surf.
The city has a lengthy, 8-page parking map available online, and spells out its parking ordinances for you. That should give you some idea of how important this subject is to locals and visitors alike.
The takeaway is that you're not going to want to park north of 72nd Avenue or so, because there's no beach. This part of Long Key faces Treasure Island, so there's nowhere to pitch an umbrella, in any case.
For Upham Beach, there's loads of metered parking near Upham Beach Park, along Beach Plaza and Sunset Way between 71st and 67th avenues. Prepare to battle condo owners and their guests for at least some of those spaces, and keep an eye out for permit-only parking and no parking zones.
Another place to sometimes find a spot, if you don't mind a bit of a hike, is the street parking that is available in the downtown section of St. Pete Beach around Corey Avenue. Some of it is metered, but some are free. Make one person park the car and walk back after dropping the rest of your party by the sand. Make that person a sandwich and thank them profusely.
St. Pete Beach proper has its own metered parking lot on Gulf Boulevard north of 46th Avenue, between Gulf Strand Resort and Dolphin Beach Resort. The lot is huge, but also full most of the time. Not so apparent is that 51st Avenue north of the lot has metered street parking — just don't park in the Crabby Bill's lot, which is for customers.
Heading south past the turnoff for the Pinellas Bayway is the landmark Don CeSar. Its giant parking lot is for hotel guests, but there is ample parking around it, if you happen to be towing a boat trailer. There's a boat ramp to the southeast of the hotel lot, so Casablanca Avenue and Maritana Drive, and also further south on Cabrillo Avenue are reserved for cars attached to boat trailers from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Down in Pass-a-Grille, there's loads of metered street parking south of 22nd Avenue, but it can fill up fast. Go to our Pass-a-Grille guide for more information.
One big tip: Once you find a parking space download the Parkmobile.com app so you can just refill the meter from your beach blanket instead of having to trudge back out to the car.
This area was called Long Key for a reason, with 6½ miles of barrier island that's now entirely developed. Close to ¾ of the island has a beachfront on the Gulf of Mexico, so there is ample beach access. There are 10 public beach walkways spread across the available metered parking areas.
You're going to see a little bit of every kind of beachgoer here: Tourists, families, couples, high school kids, retirees, you name it. St. Pete Beach's proximity to St. Petersburg has long made it a destination for people looking for a little R&R.
This is some high-quality sand, too, soft and white. It's wide enough to provide room for sunbathers and the odd volleyball game, and the sunsets are hard to beat. Any nifty shells get picked up pretty quickly, but the water is pretty consistently blue and clear on sunny days.
On summer weekends and holidays the entire strip can be packed cheek-to-jowl with blankets, umbrellas and cabanas full of visitors.
The beach stretches from roughly 70th Avenue to the southern end of the key, and is split into three sections: Upham Beach, St. Pete Beach and Pass-a-Grille Beach. There is no beach north of 70th Avenue because St. Pete Beach's island overlaps with Treasure Island, separated by Blind Pass.
The city decided in 2017 to allow hotel guests to consume alcohol on the beach, but only at licensed resorts. Residents and visitors who are not registered hotel guests are NOT allowed to drink alcohol on the beach. All of Pass-a-Grille is off limits, too, except for drinks sold at the city's concession stand. Check with your resort before marching off with that Mai-Tai.
Dogs aren't allowed on the beach. There is a strip of sand channelside in Pass-a-Grille that is called a dog beach, south of 3rd Avenue.
Located on the northern tip of St. Pete Beach, Upham is easily overlooked because it's not on the main drag of Gulf Boulevard, so it's popular with the locals who don't want to fight for parking and like to be close to the Corey Avenue shops.
It is one of the few surfing spots in the area, though the waves are mild compared to the east coast of Florida. This beach may be easier to get to, but there's a catch. Because Upham has such a severe erosion problems, there are huge rock jetties and ugly artificial berms called geotubes to retain that precious sand put there in the last multi-million dollar beach renourishment. They are unsightly and make a walk on the beach a little tricky, but they have held in the sand.
You still can sink your toes into the sand, and this is a great place to spot some dolphins at sunset. There are restrooms, outdoor showers and three beach volleyball nets set up on the beach.
There's a concession stand that offers a great breakfast, open 8 a.m. to sunset, though it will often close earlier during the week if business is slow. It also offers beer and wine, one of the few places you can have a drink right on the beach.
Pretty close to the center of Treasure Island, the City of St. Petersburg owns and maintains a portion of the beach. You can enter it at 11260 Gulf Blvd., where there's a parking lot and a snack bar.
As you walk through the retro snack bar, you'll find they sell all your beach needs right there, including towels, floats, hats, sunglasses and sunscreen. In addition to the usual fare, the snack bar also offers sangria and mimosas. There's a playground there for kids to enjoy, and volleyball nets are available.
The expanse of beach here is the widest of the island.
The main beach proper takes up the center of the island, and is covered with resorts that stand shoulder to shoulder along Gulf Boulevard. When there isn't a resort, there's a restaurant. Where there's no restaurant, there's a tchotchke shop. You get the idea.
The main drag runs from roughly the Postcard Inn just south of 64th Avenue all the way down to the Don CeSar, which signals you're entering Pass-a-Grille.
You'll often see resort guests plodding along on the sidewalk right next to Gulf Boulevard. Be careful if you're driving, or if you're one of the plodders, because people have a tendency to end up in the street if they aren't careful.
(Also, don't bother to look for street parking on Gulf Boulevard, which is mostly four lanes, all of which seem to get narrower the longer you're stuck in traffic.)
There's lots to do at these resorts, mind you, from swimming in saltwater tanks to riding giant inflatables. If you park at the main lot in the center of it all, you'll be surrounded by hundreds (if not thousands) of your newest and best friends.
Before 1957, Pass-a-Grille was its own community, and has retained that name even as a neighborhood of St. Pete Beach. It's name is said to have come from the Cuban fishermen who were known to grill their fish on the beach there, earning the nickname from boaters as they passed the grillers. It was recognized as a national historic district in 1989.
Pass–a–Grille has a unique vibe that's quite distinct from the rest of St. Pete Beach. You can feel it once you get south of the Don CeSar — the scale is much smaller and the pace is much slower.
Because of the dramatic difference, and Pass–a–Grille's reputation as being divergent from the rest of St. Pete Beach, we've created a separate entry for Pass–A–Grille and its businesses and attractions here.
This large resort brings out the big guns for family entertainment, from a huge pool to beach volleyball. Some rooms also feature kitchenettes for when you can't handle one more shrimp basket.
This mod revival motel has embraced its kitchy roots to become charming by keeping its Mad Men-era look with recent renovations. There's a pool and restaurant on site, and a beach bar in the back.
For a party scene, this hotel is home to Jimmy B's Beach Bar, with nightly live music and a sprawling deck overlooking the beach. (Read more about the bar below.)
Built in 1928, the historic pink palace has hosted presidents and celebrities. Even if you don't stay there, you can book a massage in the spa or enjoy a luxe dinner or some jazz on the rooftop lounge.
This anchor resort (essentially two hotels: Island Grand Resort and Guy Harvey Outpost) has a ton of things to do, even if you aren't a guest.
The High Tide Water Slide is a can't-miss attraction. At three stories tall and 200 feet long, the kiddos are going to see it from anywhere on the island and clamor for a turn, but be warned that tickets for unlimited rides run $25. The resorts also offer jetpack rides, paddleboard rentals, an obstacle course, mini golf, a spa, adults-only pools and more.
If you're looking to get a cabana and pick and choose among the activities (including the slide) and don't care about the spa or gym, get a day pass for $45. You don't have to be a guest, although there are blackout days. Kids 3 and younger are free.
For a fun night out check out the ginormous 33,500–gallon tank set up in the RumFish Grill restaurant inside Guy Harvey Outpost. The over–the–top tank was created by the wizards from the Animal Planet show Tanked and it is stocked with local fish, including sharks, grouper and eels. You can even pay to snorkel in the tank ($35 plus tax, ages 8 and up), or just check it out in the observation alcove on the side of the restaurant, if you're not dining.
Take a three–hour evening dinner cruise on a yacht, complete with live music and a bar. Birthday and anniversary packages are available.
Held in November at the TradeWinds Resorts, this new event brings an expo of tricked out motorcycles, poker runs, barbecues and free concerts on the beach. You don't have to be a hotel guest to attend, but there are VIP packages available through the hotel.
For three decades, April has meant a free concert on Pass-a-Grille beach, as well as an arts and crafts show, food and drinks from area restaurants. There's a free shuttle from the public parking lot by Dolphin Village on St. Pete Beach and you can pay for a VIP ticket for seating that includes food, drinks, a parking pass and restrooms.
You can rent a deck boat or a Jet Ski and even take a Jet Ski tour here. It's at the north end of Long Key, along Blind Pass.
This place will rent you parasailing trips and WaveRunners on the beach behind the Sirata Beach Resort and the Alden Suites and also on Blind Pass Road.Too chicken to parasail? You can ride in the boat and watch your beach mates fly for half the price. Parasailers choose from a 10 or 15–minute flight but should plan to be on the boat for up to one hour.
You can get lessons and rentals at this surf shop, where they have parasailing, stand up paddleboards, windsurfing boards and kayaks available. Appointments are necessary.
You can go dolphin watching or explore the mangroves with this company, which has kayak tours of Shell Key and Pass–a–Grille both in the morning and at sunset.
A local favorite since 1972, this tour company has a range of public and private boat trips that leave from St. Pete Beach daily. They have sunsail sails, dolphin watch trips, deep sea fishing, snorkeling adventures and trips to Egmont Key and Shell Key.
Another option behind the TradeWinds Resorts, has a variety of short and longer tours that range from dolphin watching to scuba and snorkeling trips and shelling on nearby Egmont Key.
Golf, tennis and social memberships are available at tiered prices. That gets you an 18–hole golf course, nine clay tennis courts, fitness center, dining room and a pool overlooking Boca Ciega Bay. They offer summer–only memberships, as well.
Locals head to this Corey Avenue staple for the Sunday brunch, which is more often than not accompanied by live jazz to set a nice ambience. With an unlimited mimosa or endless Bloody Mary bar option, the buffet has a carving station, chilled shrimp and a number of vegetarian options.
Another local favorite for breakfast or lunch, with pancakes, omelettes and solid burgers as staples in a cozy diner.
A cult–like following of German–food fans flock here regularly. Save room for homemade apple strudel.
A hot day at the beach often ends at this family-owned and operated fixture, which has been open since 1984. With the smell of freshly-made waffle cones and mini doughnuts, you have literally 100 different choices in ice cream, yogurt and gelato.
An authentic Italian bakery that has pastries and fresh bread baked daily, plus classic Italian-style pizzas, salads, pastries and the best coffee on St. Pete Beach. Try the sfogliatelle: Invented in a monastery in Salerno in the 1600s, it is a pastry that resembles stacked crisp leaves, filled with an orange-flavored ricotta.
That's waterfront, not beachfront, as this eatery is north of Upham Beach. Its location directly on the sea wall gives the joint a great view of the water. Take note: This one serves typical casual fare, but takes cash only.
doesn't brew it's own, it carries at least eight locally brewed and seasonal draft selections at all times.
The anchor of the long strip of beach bars known as the "Miracle Mile," Jimmy B's has three separate bar areas and indoor–outdoor seating, a band area with dance floor where you can dance to classic hits like it's 1989. You can find beachy drinks with lurid names like the Wet Spot, offered in a 36–ounce size.
A haven for dog owners and their pooches, this shop has gifts, treats and a grooming area for the canine travelers. It's also in the heart of the Corey Avenue shopping area.
There are myriad big–box beachwear shops, but this one is a locally owned fixture. The t–shirt designs are exceptionally unique, and truly exceed souvenir store standards.
A women's fashion boutique offering fashions beyond the usual beachy affairs. You can also shop online if you'd like to look before you arrive.
That's right, a liquor store on the shopping list. This storefront is crammed full of all manner of digestifs, liqueurs, cocktail mixes and more, including wines that are truly fine. Looking for that Sazerac Rye that no one seems to sell? Call ahead and they will order it for you.
This is a recent entry into the craft beer scene is located in an old auto mechanic's garage at 7701 Blind Pass Road. With selections like a chocolate coffee porter and their wildly popular, gold–medal winning Hefeweizen, locals and visitors who consider themselves beer snobs find lots to come back for. The space is like a big front porch with board games and corn hole and chess in a dog–friendly patio.


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