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    City Description

    Bay Park is a hamlet (and census-designated place) in Nassau County, New York, United States. The population was 2,300 at the 2000 census. Bay Park is in the southwest part of the Town of Hempstead. Today, it is considered to be part of East Rockaway, New York. Bay Park is located at 40°37′56″N 73°40′10″W / 40.63222, -73.66944 (40.632097, -73.669404). According to the United States Census Bureau, the CDP has a total area of 0.6 square miles (1.4 km²), of which, 0.4 square miles (1.1 km²) of it is land and 0.1 square miles (0.3 km²) of it (21.82%) is water. As of the census of 2000, there were 2,300 people, 874 households, and 636 families residing in the CDP. The population density was 5,305.4 per square mile (2,065.2/km²). There were 892 housing units at an average density of 2,057.6/sq mi (800.9/km²). The racial makeup of the CDP was 96.48% White, 0.35% African American, 0.04% Native American, 0.96% Asian, 0.04% Pacific Islander, 0.87% from other races, and 1.26% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 4.22% of the population. There were 874 households out of which 31.7% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 58.4% were married couples living

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    City Contained By:

    • New York
    • Nassau County

    Timezones:

    • North American Eastern Time Zone

    Size:

    • 1.5539928662 km squared

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    Bronx, New York..Pelham bay park?
    Question:
    Ok. Hi, I have directions to get to pelham bay park. I know how to get to the stop on the train. But when I get to station the park is near but its not close because theres a bridge right near the station. And everyone is tellin me theres no bus u take u just gotta walk to the park...but the park seems so far from the station..I kno from the station theres 2 ways u can go when exiting. I only have been one way towards the 12 bus. So in order to get to the park do I get the other way? Its a cookout im going to..so thanks for your help

    Answer:
    The last stop on the 6 train is right at Pelham Bay park. The bridge will lead you to the park, but as someone else commented, the park is huge. Maybe you should have someone from da cookout meet you and other folks at the station and shuttle people back and forth, or have them tie ribbons or post signs on the gates/trees.

    How to get to Madison Square Park in New York, from Brooklyn, Bay Ridge?

    Answer:
    Take the R train to 23rd Street; the subway station is right at the park.

    Where are spots for a bonfire in New York City? I heard of the one in Pelham Bay Park, but where is it there?

    Answer:
    Bonfires are not permitted in any park in NYC. Violators are subject to fine and imprisonment.

    What is the park in New York that overlooks the bay into the city. Has a nice view.?

    Answer:
    Gantry Plaza State Park in Queens maybe? http://nysparks.state.ny.us/parks/info.asp?parkID=86 I t has a nice view of the Manhattan skyline, including the Empire State Building and the UN Building. .

    What are some really cool/secret spots in New York City?
    Question:
    And I mean secret as it hardly anyone knows about it; Like the bonfire spot and small disclosed beach in Pelham Bay Park, the waterfall in the Central Park Ravine, etc, etc. Please Help, I want to get the best of New York before I go away. =\

    Answer:
    Ooh! I love that kind of stuff, too! 1.The Revolutionary War jail window near city hall 2. Amiable Child Monument in Riverside Park 3. Enter the International Bldg at Rockefeller Center from the 5th Ave side (behind Atlas). Keep to the right of the escalator, and when you start to walk down the hallway, look to the left. Can you see the cow face in the marble on the wall? 4 White Horse Tavern (not obscure, but the story of Dylan Thomas kind of is....go take a shot in his honor) If you have anything interesting, I'd love to hear them, too, if you have time to type them when you pick a best answer!

    I want to move to Brooklyn, New York. Which neighborhoods are nice and which are bad?
    Question:
    Specifically, we are looking at Greenpoint, Williamsburg, Red Hook, Sunset Park, Park Slope, Brooklyn Heights and Bay Ridge. Of those, which are the nicest or most interesting and which are probably the least attractive? Obviously we love Brooklyn Heights but of course its the most expensive neighborhood. Any advice?

    Answer:
    Park Slope is beautiful.

    Which Major League Baseball do you feel is great?1.Wrigley Field,2.Fenway Park,3.Yankee Stadium.?
    Question:
    The reason bring up I'm a die baseball fan and my teams are the San Franscisco Giants & New York Yankees.Now as far the Yankees go I'm second generation fan.Know baseball is not sport of generation Y and even members of my own generation X that ok.Enjoy talk to fans of other ball parks.This past April the fans of Tampa Bay Rays suprise me by their passion for their team it took me off guard.Now when I visit ATT Park home of San Franscico Giants a place to been seen don't get wrong their fan who love baseball but not same as Fenway Park or Yankees even Citizens park.The fan base of Chicago,Boston,New York,Phildelphia of these feel that their teams are another extention of their family as one might say.The reason bring this queston just want see how public view the three ball that I mention above.Also enjoy listening to KNBR 680 Am of San Fransciso sport talk radio.

    Answer:
    Wrigley Field because it is the OLDEST field still standing in HISTORY

    Do you think Bus Rapid Transit will work on NYC and Central Park Av in Westchester?
    Question:
    10 point bonus. According to New York City Transit, Bus Rapid Transit will be along 2nd-1st Avs-Water St route via 125th St Crosstown between 125th St/Hudson River and South Ferry in Manhattan. Another one is Merrick Rd between Jamaica and Green Acres Mall in Queens. Another one is on Nostrand-Bedford Avs between Williamsburg and Sheepshead Bay in Brooklyn. Another one is Pelham Parkway/Fordham Rd between Inwood-207th St and Bay Plaza Shopping Center. Westchester County is planning to make Bee-Line 21 full time service. Do you think Bus Rapid Transit will work in New York? If you don't know what Bus Rapid Transit, please see the link. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bus_rapid_transit YOU'LL RECEIVE 10 POINT BONUS.

    Answer:
    BRT will work very well in New York City, because it will provide faster bus service to areas of the city that currently have no subway service. BRT has been very successful in cities in other parts of the world and in the US. The city of Los Angeles already have several BRTs lines running on its bus network, including the Orange Line metro, which is a BRT that operates on its own lane. The best way for the BRT to function in New York will be building dedicated lanes of traffic for BRTs on major roads and installing turnstiles or some type of control barriers at the BRT stations so fare can be collected at the stops rather than on the bus itself, much like a subway. That way it will speed up service on the BRT and make the system very efficient. In the Bronx, where I live, besides having a BRT line for the route along Fordham Road/Pelham Parkway corridor, Transit should have BRT routes along key roads where bus riderhship is at its highest. This system should replace the Bx-55 limited bus route, which always gets into buddleneck along 3rd Avenue from 163rd Street right down to the end of the line at 149th Street in the Hub. So in the end, BRT will work in the NYC and Westchester if the electated officials do the right thing and provide the money to buidling a proper BRT route, not one build on a regular road where it has to share trip with other vehicle, but a dedicated route for Bus Rapid Trasit. Good luck

    Why do a lot of Canadians shop in the States and a lot of Americans shop in Canada?
    Question:
    I live just across the border from Ontario,Canada in Cheektowaga (Buffalo), New York. One of our malls is called the Walden Galleria and about 70% of all the license plates in the parking lot are from Ontario! I was speaking to a Canadian couple the other day and they said they come down every 2 months for all the deals at the American department stores like Target and JCpenny. It's funny because I go to Yorkdale in Toronto all the time and I love there shops! The Bay and Zellers are great!! I was wondering why a lot of people seem to like shopping at stores they don't have around them. Is it because it's different, or a change from the norm, or just because the deals really are better? I know not every one does this, but avid shoppers seem to enjoy this (including me lol!) It's great to see so many positive response's! I love Canada and the USA!!

    Answer:
    Haha! The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.

    can't any one edit my research essay. it only half please ASAP?
    Question:
    If you believe in yourself, then you can do anything you wanted. One man had demonstrated this to all of us in the American history though his journey of being affect by a disease that almost ruined his life. However, he had overcome the obstacle, and rise to the occasion to become the 32nd President of the US in 1933-1945 and become the one man we are all admire who had lead us though the Great Depression and the World War II. Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) was born on January 30, 1882, Hyde Park, New York. (3) He was the only of James and Sara Delano Roosevelt. FDR was born in a wealthy family where he attended in a private school, He know how to read and write at the age of six taught by the governess in Latin, French, and German with History and geography science and arithmetic. Because of his background he didn’t have any friends, and all of his life was surrounded in school. In fact, in 1896, he entered Groton a prep school at the age of 14, most of the people go here would go to Ivy League College. While attended at Groton he also involved in sport such as, bun basketball and high kick (B). In 1900, FDR entered Harvard University, where his majored in history and government with English and public speaking as minors (B) and it was during the year where he spent in Harvard University that he becomes admired to his fifth cousin, President Theodore Roosevelt (3). During his freshmen year was maybe was his hardest year because his father passed away of a heart ailment at the age of 72 (B) but he got back from the incident. However, during the year where he spent at Harvard was maybe his happiness time because he felt in love with Theodore Roosevelt’s niece, Eleanor Roosevelt (3). On November 21, 1903 he asked Eleanor to married him, and by Saint Patrick’s Day they were married on New York performed by Reverend Endicott Peabody (B). Three years later, May 1906 their first child Anna born, 1097 James followed, Franklin, Jr. died after birth in 1909, Elliott in 1910, second Franklin Jr. in 1919, and John in 1916. (B). FDR always had admired his cousin Teddy who is back then is the New York State legislative to the White House. Because of his cousin FDR wanted to become more involved in politics more than ever. Which is why he runs for New York State Senate from Twenty-sixth District in 1910. He won the campaign because of his way to reach the people in the district, he make ten speeches a day, and by the Election Day, he had traveled more than 2 thousand miles. In 1912 election he was elected against event though he was not present became he fell ill with a typhoid fever. In April 6, 1917 when the U.S. enters World War I, FDR help mobilizing the navy. In 1914, he ran for US senator, but unfortunately he lost. In 1920, he ran campaign for James M. Cox; they visited 32 states make more than thousand speeches. However, with their campaign strategy they still lost, but it was the first time women were voting in 1920(B). When he done with his entire job, it was the family tradition to take a vacation to Campobello. ON August 9, 1921, FDR’s family goes on their vacation to put all the stress behind. There was an accident where Roosevelt fell into the lake, and got a chilled, but he was uninjured. August 10, His three children and him went to the Bay of Fundy. On their way to the bay, they stopped and put out a fire on an island. IT took them several hours, because they also went for a jogged across Campobello Island to swim to Lake Glen Severn and the bay. When he got home FDR noticed, his feeling was not right after the exercise. For that night he got a chilled. August 11 morning, one of his leg was weak, by the afternoon, the leg was paralyzed. In the evening, the other leg began to get weaker. August 12, he can’t get up because of bilateral paralysis, and his temperature was 102 F. In fact, he didn’t feel any pain along the spine and the neck, while they did get the doctor, it was said to be a “heavy cold” by Dr. E.E. Bennel. Most people should have recognized that it was not a cold since Roosevelt was unable to sit without an aided. By the next day he was paralyzed from the chest down, his arm and shoulders and thumb were very weak. (1). Dr. W.W. Keen examined FDR against and found “ a lot of blood from a sudden congestion-settled in the lower spiral cord.” The next few days his hand, arm and holder became very weak. He had difficulty in defaecation and required enemas. He couldn’t urine for two weeks, this on top with a fever for six or seven days. On August 18, he got a brief delirious. By this time most people know it was just not a cold any more, and his wife was not going to take that chance, she kept the children away because she knew he might got poliomyelitis. On the 15 days of his disease, his temperature was 100 F, he was paralyzed from the waist down, and the back muscles were very weak. He began to experienced pain in the legs to the touch; from this most people began to get their conclusion that he was diagnosis with poliomyelitis. (1). Most doctor didn’t recognized it was polio at first because during the lat of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, poliomyelitis was not very common and there was a few that was cause by flaccid paralysis.(1)

    Answer:
    Your grammar and syntax need a lot of work. ! he got a brief delirious? people began to get a conclusion? for that night he got a chilled? Read your work out loud to get a clearer idea of what i mean.. Also an essay states a position that argues a case. What you have written is a report. If it is meant to be a report it would seem OK if you can sort out the grammar. If it is meant to be an essay it needs to be a position you can defend with research and logical argument. "My essay will argue that having a debilitating illness is not an impediment to achieving great things.To support this argument I will refer to the life and achievements of Franklin Delano Roosevelt who fought polio and still rose to became the 32nd president of the United States of America." I will reference to Smith, Jones and blah to support my research. Hope that helps

    directions?
    Question:
    miles please doesnt need to be exact just approximate what are the distances from San Francisco,CA: to Foothill,CA, San Francisco,CA to Austin,Texas, San Francisco,CA to Miami , Florida, San Francisco,CA to Chico, CA, San Francisco,CA to Halfmoon Bay, CA San Francisco,CA to Buena Park,CA, San Francisco,CA to New York,New York, and San Francisco,CA to Santa Cruz,CA i dont know how to use a map. x[

    Answer:
    You Can Get There from Here,

    Brett Favre's Record in various NFL Stadiums? just skip to the last team?
    Question:
    Favre's Record in NFL Stadiums Stadium Team Win Loss Winning % Lambeau Field Green Bay Packers 72 13 .847 Soldier Field Chicago Bears 10 1 .909 Milwaukee County Stadium Green Bay Packers 7 2 .778 Houlihan's/Tampa Stadium Tampa Bay Buccaneers 4 1 .800 Ericsson Stadium Carolina Panthers 3 1 .750 Pontiac Silverdome Detroit Lions 3 7 .300 Qualcomm/Jack Murphy Stadium San Diego Chargers 3 0 1.000 HHH Metrodome Minnesota Vikings 3 9 .250 ALLTEL Stadium Jacksonville Jaguars 2 0 1.000 Louisiana Superdome New Orleans Saints 2 1 .667 Giants Stadium New York Giants/New York Jets 2 2 .500 3Com Park San Francisco 49ers 2 0 1.000 Astrodome Houston Oilers 1 0 1.000 Cinergy Field/Riverfront Stadium Cincinnati Bengals 1 0 1.000 Kingdome Seattle Seahawks 1 0 1.000 Sun Devil Stadium Arizona Cardinals 1 1 .500 Trans World Stadium/Edward Jones St. Louis Rams 1 1 .500 Cleveland Municipal Stadium Cleveland Browns 1 1 .500 Foxboro Stadium New England Patriots 1 1 .500 Ford Field Detroit Lions 1 1 .500 Gillette Stadium New England Patriots 1 0 1.000 Memorial Stadium (University of Illinois) Chicago Bears 1 0 1.000 Network Associates Colisuem Oakland Raiders 1 0 1.000 Raymond James Stadium Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1 5 .167 Fulton County Stadium Atlanta Falcons 0 0 .000 RFK Stadium Washington Redskins 0 0 .000 Adelphia Colisseum Tennesse Titans 0 1 .000 Georgia Dome Atlanta Falcons 0 1 .000 Mile High Stadium Denver Broncos 0 1 .000 Pro Player Stadium Miami Dolphins 0 1 .000 RCA Dome Indianapolis Colts 0 1 .000 Three Rivers Stadium Pittsburgh Steelers 0 1 .000 Arrowhead Stadium Kansas City Chiefs 0 2 .000 Ralph Wilson/Rich Stadium Buffalo Bills 0 2 .000 Veterans Stadium Philadelphia Eagles 0 2 .000 Texas Stadium Dallas Cowboys 0 5 .000

    Answer:
    16 years and no wins over dallas to show for it.

    Best Ballpark in MLB?
    Question:
    I've attended many MLB games in many various ballparks and I'll say that San Francisco Giants' AT&T Park, SBC Park, or Pacific Bell Park is far the best. The view of the bay is unbeatable, the atmosphere there makes me want to never leave the ballpark. I've been to the Yankee Stadium and its a ok-ok stadium, never really liked it. I'll be attending a New York Mets game next week against the Reds at Shea Stadium so can't wait to see the stadium! What do you think?

    Answer:
    Greetings from inside the Yahoo Brain in New York City! Hope you're catching the live webcast at: http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/asktheplanet/brain.html ! Nicest park I've attended is Orioles Park at Camden Yards. Just beautiful. That complex also houses the best NFL football stadium as well, M&T Bank Stadium. But the BEST park is by far Yankee Stadium. If you walk into a game there, fully packed with 50,000 fans (as most are), you can't help but get goosebumps as you almost feel the electricity and history. It's great. Conversely Shea Stadium, in which I've watched dozens and dozens of games, is a total DUMP, and the worst park in the major leagues, as constantly voted by players and fans alike. Thankfully the Mets and their loyal fans are going to be rewarded with a new stadium soon. Hope this helps! --J.

    Why is the wild card race needed in major league baseball?
    Question:
    Right now, we could be enjoying winner-take-all fights to the finish between Boston and Tampa Bay in the AL East, and New York and Philadelphia in the NL East. A team that is having a great year (Cubs) wouldn't be at risk to be beaten in the playoffs by a team that is currently 9 games behind them (Milwaukee). I really miss the old pennant races, with the scoreboard watching, and the intense battles as the season ends. The poignant heartbreak of very good teams not making the postseason (78 Red Sox, 80 Orioles, 93 Giants). Now, we have confusing baseball races and a postseason that goes on forever. If baseball really wanted people excited about their postseason, they'd give the best team in each league a bye into the LCS, and let the other two division winners fight it out in a one or three-game series. I know the standard argument is that it draws fans. Well, most ballparks today seem to be amusement park/malls that include a major league baseball team. As long as a team competes to win on any given night, that should be enough for the average fan.

    Answer:
    To create more meaningful games. I don't care for the wild card but like in 2006 if the Tigers finish second and they are crown AL Champs I'm not gonna complain.

    Any advice for my first travel in the U.S.A.?
    Question:
    This is my itinerary - Flight From Milan to New York - 3 Nights in N.Y. - Flight From New York to San Diego - 1 night in San Diego (zoo, bay) - From San Diego to Los Angeles with car - 5 Night in L.A. (Hollywood, malibu, Universal Studios, Venice Beach, Santa Monica, Downtown, DisneyLand, ecc.) - From L.A. To Santa Barbara with car - 1 Night in Santa Barbara - From Santa Barbara To Fresno with car - 1 Night in Fresno (Sequoia National Park) - From Fresno to San Francisco with car - 2 Night in S.F. (hem.. any advice?) - From S.F. to Las Vegas with car - 2 Notti in L.V. (Grand Canyon, Death Valley) - Flight from L.V. To Milan Do you have any advice? and what do you think about Tijuana? Thanks a lot...

    Answer:
    Looks Good a bit too much but you can trim as you go. enjoy every thing you see you won't be able to see it all.. If you miss Tijuana.you will probably sleep just as well....San Fran...Fisherman's Wharf..Pier 39 Alcatraz...Ride a cable car...Touristy things... You bet and all of them are fun...

    Correction to "Please Rate My Poems"?
    Question:
    That link that require you to register. So I'll quote that poem here. Poem 1: Riding the Bus in New York, by Yuki Endo Riding the Bus in New York New York City Transit MTA Bus Company MTA Long Island Bus Westchester County Bee-Line Bus. Farebox on this bus takes only COINS or MetroCard. No Dollar Bills because of. Vacuum Method. Please no dollar bills on this bus lines. Drivers do not carry, so have exact change. MetroCard Bus travels all over New York City. MetroCard Van operates beyond Westchester County for Bee-Line riders. At the bus stop, be sure to be five minute if you take Bee-Line or Long Island Bus. NYCT and MTA Bus give free transfer. Bee-Line and Long Island Bus give transfer after transfer fee is paid. MetroCard passengers on Bee-Line can request transfer for Tapan Zee Express or CT Transit buses. Long Island Bus passengers by coins can request transfer to Suffolk County transit. Poem 2: Bus Lane & Bus Stop, by Yuki Endo Bus Lanes are Buses Only. Unless if cars entering Bus Lane must make turn at next intersection. Continuing driving on Bus Lanes faced up $1000 fine or 6-month prison. Do not park on Bus Stop. Do not stand on Bus Stop. Only for City Bus. School Bus Stop is School Bus Only. Taxi Stop is Taxis Only. Tour Bus is for Tour Bus. Sightseeing Bus Stop is for Sightseeing only. Keep Bus Stop, Bus Bulb, and Bus Lane clear To allow bus traffic to move smoothly. Poems 3: ome New York Buses go through scenic as ART, by Yuki Endo Riding the buses in New York can be fun. Ridding the buses in New York can be interesting, but frustating also. At night buses are shinning, and street lights of New York City brights up the city. It is so beautiful. While you take nice bus journey before sunset or sunrise over Jamaica Bay or lakes in Westchester county is beautiful. Taking ride on city or county buses are beautiful. It is beautiful bus ride in city, westchester and nassau counties. Some buses make me feel like I am in out of city. Some buses make me feel like bus entered wilderness of Jungle as in "HOOT" It feels beautiful as in paitings at museums. Riding the bus through scenic is feel like bus entered another world. Riding the bus. When nighttime, bus and light brightened up and it's beautiful. Brighten bus ride makes me feel like we're in the Van Gogh's Starry Night. It is beautiful. Bus ride is beautiful at night. It is very beautiful at night on the bus. Taking bus ride in the city or counties. Bus ride in New York is wonderful. Poem 4: Don't ignore me, let me assist you around., by Yuki Endo Don't ignore me. Don't mistake me for stranger. I am not a stranger. I am celebrity of New York Times's 2005 Christmas. I am celebrity of El Universo Newspaper, translation of New York Times article. I am celebrity of 2007 March Issue of popular Japanese Magazine, SOTOKOTO. Don't be afraid. I love to help you. Let me assist you. I am expert in New York premise. I know the cheapest way to get to Newark Airport or Philadelphia. Let me help you. I know all airport buses. I know all buses in New York, Westchester counties. I know the cheapest tour bus, which is BigTaxi Tour and cost only $25 on Downtown or Uptown Loop. Bargain then expensive CitySight or Grayline. I know the New York's New Splash Tour. Ride and Splash on NY's Splash Tour Aquabus provided by Grayline. NY Splash Tour goes around in Times Square district, Hell's Gate, into AquaBus theater, where voice sound like Christopher Columbus says. As image from past becomes clear, door opens toward Hudson River. Get ready for SPLASH if you're on front seat. You'll get wet as PLAYLAND PLUNGE DROPS 50 FT. As like Dragon Coaster. As like Cyclone Roller Coaster. It is found. Let me show you around. I am mastermind of New York, including some part of New Jersey and Philadephia. I love to give you tour. I lvoe to give direction to drivers even thought I don't drive. I love to help you around. I really wanna help you around. Don't be afraid. I like to help people who gets wander around in the city. I am street smart in New York premise, well as some New Jersey and Philadelphia neighborhoods. I am expert in those zone. Please ask me any question and I know the way. I love to collect all kind of transit maps. Let me assist you. Let me direction you through the maze of Weekend, Midday or Rush Hour maze. I know all libraries. I know all museums. I know numbers on building over Circuit building use Military Time. I know the voice behind the new technology trains on R-142, R-143 and R-160. I know the every hour. I know the every 479 MTA stations (Subways+Staten Island Railway). I know all stops on PATH trains. I am expert. Please let me guide and assit you. Let me guide you through the maze of confusing museum or hidden galleries.

    Answer:
    awesome ur a good poem writer i loved the first one first poem-10/10 second poem-8/10 third poem-6/10 ***********************KEEP IT UP*****************************************

    which computer class???
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    15c Aqua means water, Quen; also, it is a unique blue. Quince, enter qt. For quart; also, sq. for square. Ship the desk c.o.d. to Dr. Quig at La Quinta Inn. Q.J. took squid and squash; Monique, roast quail. 16a Virgil plans to find that mosque by six with Jack. Pam, Van, and Quin have to be in New Hope by five. Vi is to aid the girl with the sign work at eight. 16b Do not stop at the end of the line before you make A return. Keep up your pace at the end of a line, And return quickly after you strike the final key. Make the return with a quick motion, and begin the Next line with almost no pause. Keep your eyes on The copy as you return to save time between the lines. 16d ox jam for oak for pay got own the lap via sob cut make than with them such they when both then their to sit an elf by six an oak did go for air the jam to vie he owns pay them cut both the quay for they I may have six quick jobs to get done for low pay. Vicky packed the box with quail and jam for Signe. Max can plan to bike for just five days with Quig. Jim was quick to get the next top value for Debby. 16e I am to fix the sign for them. Jaye held the key to the blue auto. Todd is to go to the city dock for fish. Vi paid the girl to make a big bowl of salad. Kal may keep the urn he just won at the quay show. 4.782 19b The tab key is used to indent blocks of copy such as these. It should also be used for tables to arrange data quickly and neatly into columns. Learn now to use the tab key by touch; doing so will add to your keying skill. 19c coalturntheypaidwornright themkeptfuelcorndualthe ir The best dancers are: Ana and Jose; Mag and Boyd. Did Ms. Paxon send us the letter from Dr. La Ronde? Masami saw the game on ESPN; Krista saw it on NBC. The AMS meeting is on Tuesday; the DPE, on Friday. 19e Good form means to move with speed and quiet control. My next step will be to size up the job and to do the work in the right way each day. To reach my goal of top speed, I have to try to build good form. I will try for the right key each time, but I must do so in the right way. Good form means to move with speed and quiet control. My next step will be to size up the job and do the working the right way each day. To reach my goal of top speed, I have to try to build good form. I will try for the right key each time, but I must do so in the right way. 21d Mindy left her coat here. Can she stop by for it? Do you plan to go today? The game begins at four. I wrote to Mr. Katz, but Miss Dixon sent the form. Do you know if Luci and Lex Bauer are with Dr. Tu? The Beau Monde Singers will perform at Music Hall. Lennox Corp. now owns the Hyde Park Athletic Club. 22d Did you ask if the OEA contest is to be on Friday? Does FBLA meet on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday? August was very hot, but Septembers is rather cool. They are to spend July and August at Myrtle Beach. Kacy and Zoe may visit their parents on Labor day. Gus asked if Memorial Day comes at the end of May. The Fourth of July honors the American Revolution. Bastille Day is in honor of the French Revolution. 23c When you were in Nevada, did you visit Hoover Dam? Did he see Paris from the top of the Eiffel Tower? Val drove through the Black Hills in South Dakota. We canoed down the Missouri River near Sioux City. Jamel lives at Bay Towers near Golden Gate Bridge. Our store is now in Midtown Plaza on Kenwood Road. 24b In what year did Juan Carlos become King of Spain? Masami Chou, our class president, made the awards. Will the President speak to us in the Rose Garden? Mr. Koch, our company president, chairs the group. Does Dr. R.J. Anderson have an Ed.D., or a Ph.D.? He said that UPS stands for United Parcel Service. We have a letter from Ms. Anna M. Bucks of Boston. M.D. means Doctor of Medicine, not Medical Doctor. 25d This stapler is defective. Please send me a new one. Ask if Alma and Suzan took the trip with Ms. Diaz. Texas and Mexico share the Rio Grande as a border. Miss Jackson is an auditor for IRS in Los Angeles. Alice said Thanksgiving Day is always on Thursday. Marcus saw the play at Lincoln Center in New York. Our school year begins in August and ends in June. Is the Dubois Tower on Fifth Avenue or Oak Street? Send the dental supplies to Byron C. Tubbs, D.D.S. When did Senator Metcalf ask to see the President? 26b Key 11, 18, 81, and 88. Just 11 of the 18 skiers have left. Reach with the fingers to key 18 and 188 as well as 1 and 8. The stock person counted 11 coats, 18 slacks, and 88 shirts. 27c Key 44, 49, 94, and 99. Only 49 of the 94 joggers are here. Reach with the fingers to key 49 and 499 as well as 4 and 9. My goal is to sell 44 pizzas, 99 tacos, and 9 cases of cola. 28b Reach with the fingers to key 50 and 500 as well as 5, and 0. We asked for prices on these models: 50, 55, 500, and 5500. On May 5, I got 5 boxes each of 0 and 00 steel wool for her. 29b Key 33, 37, 73, and 77. Just 37 of the 77 skiers have come. Please order 7 Model 337 computers and 3 Model 737 printers. On August 7, the 33 bikers left on a long trip of 377 miles. 30d Key figures as units: 18, 26, 37, 49, 50, 62, 162, and 268. The proxy dated April 26, 1990, was vital in case No. 37584. 31b Twelve of the new shrubs have died; 38 are doing quite well. Forty members have paid their dues, but 15 have not done so. She ordered 2 word processors, 15 computers, and 3 printers. Did he say that they need 10 or 12 sets of Z11 and Z13 diskettes? He will arrive on Paygo Flight 62 at 10:28 a.m. on March 21. Candidates must be in Ivy Hall 8:10 a.m, on May 1. 32b My home is at 9 Vernon Drive; my office, at One Weber Plaza The Nelsons moved from, 4037 Pyle Avenue to One Maple Circle. Gladys Randolph is 5 ft. 6 in. tall and weighs 119 lbs. 6 oz. This carton measures 1 ft. by 6 in. and weighs 5 lbs. Review Rules 1 to 22 in Chapter 6, pages 126 and 127, today. Case 2659 is reviewed in Volume 5, pages 8 and 9. 36b Please see Rule 10 in Unit 3, page 45, lines 27 and 28. See Volume 12, Section 38, page 564, lines 78-90. I walked several blocks along Third Avenue to 65th Street. At Sixth Street she took a taxi to his home on 43rd Avenue. Carl has ¼ interest in Parcel A ½ in B and 2/3 in C. Nearly forty-five members voted; that is almost 2/3. Guide calls; ¼, ½, ¾, and one—each 15 seconds. Over fifty students passed the test; that is about ½.

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    what are the chances i get a perfect board by picking all these games sunday, please help me pick so i can win?
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    Adeline Virginia Stephen was born on January 25, 1882 in London, England and the daughter of Julia Jackson Ducksworth and Sir Leslie Stephen. Julia, her mother, was a member of Ducksworth publishing family and the descendant of Marie Antoinette. She was first married to Herbert Ducksworth with whom she had three children: George, Stella and Gerald. Sir Leslie Stephen, her father, was a literary critic and an English author. He was first married to Hariet Marion and had a daughter, Laura Makepeace Stephen. Julia and Leslie married in 1875 and had Thoby, Adrian, Virginia and Vanessa. (Young 23) Virginia was educated at home by her father at Hyde Park Gate in London where she had full access to her father's large library. She didn't enjoy her childhood as much as she would like, and Woolf described her experience as,"No school; mooning about alone among my father's books; never any chance to pick up all that goes on in schools—throwing balls; ragging; slang; vulgarities; scenes; jealousies!" She would spend long hours at her father's library reading books, because she was determined to become a writer like her father. (Caws 46) Her most fondest childhood memory was at the Talland House in St. Ives, Cornwall where the setting of most of her novels occured such as one of her famous books, To the Lighthouse. She spent most of her childhood summer vacations, holidays and family gatherings there. She remembers it as a "fun and festive place to stay." It looked over the Porthminister Bay and the Godrevy Lighthouse. (Rich) Virginia lived a very troubled life. Her half-brother, Gerald Ducksworth, sexually abused her and Vannesa in their early teens after their father's death. "I can remember the feel of his hands going under my clothes; going firmly and steadily lower and lower, I remember how I hoped that he would stop; how I stiffened and wriggled as his hand approached my private parts. But he did not stop" (Woolf ). This caused her major psychological damage throughout her life and sexual fears. Virginia suffered numerous nervous breakdowns. Deaths in her family was the major cause of her nervous breakdowns. She had her first major nervous breakdown when her mother died in 1895 when she was only thirteen years old. After her mother's death, her half-sister, Stella, stood as their mother and took care of her siblings. Sadly two years later after Julia's death, Stella died. Her second major breakdown occurred when her father died of cancer in 1904. This was the most dangerous and alarming breakdown, because she tried to commit suicide by jumping out of the window. Her family decided to institutionalized her to help her get better. (Roy) Roughly after her father's death, Virginia and her three other siblings moved to Bloomsbury to avoid George, who've sexually abused and bullied both Virginia and Vanessa. Virginia and her siblings began The Bloomsbury Group in their new house. They held meetings and talked about literature, criticism, economics, feminism, sexuality etc. Members were mainly upper middle class families and were mostly the Stephen's family, relatives and close friends. It was called The Bloomsbury Group, because most of the members lived in Bloomsbury which is located in the West Central district in London, England. While she was busy with The Bloomsbury Group, Woolf then started tutoring at the Morley College, an evening school for working men and women, once a week. In 1905, she began writing for the Times Literary Supplement for many years while working on her first novel, The Voyage Out. The book was already done in 1907 and was originally called The Melymbrosia, but Woolf was not emotionally stable. (Brackett 86) Woolf finally published her first book called The Voyage Out was published in 1915 by Ducksworth. It was a "strange, tragic, inspired book whose scene is a South americanca not found on any map and reached by a boat which would not float on any sea, an americanca whose spiritual boundaries touch Xanadu and Atlantis... It is absolutely unafraid... Here at last is a book which attains unity as surely as Wuthering Heights, though by a different path" (Merriman). Virginia married Leonard Woolf, a political theorist, on August 10, 1912 and went to Spain and Italy for their honeymoon. On October 1914, they both decided to move in Richmond. Virginia at that time was recovering from a nervous breakdown. Leonard devoted his life to Virginia and was determined to help her get better. In 1917, he then decided to purchase Hogarth Press in 1917 for Virginia to have something to do. The aim was to publish their works and their friends' works. After her first novel, Virginia published most of her books there. The Hogarth Press became a successful publishing house printing the early works of Forster, Katherine Mansfield, and T. S. Eliot, Sigmund Freud. Woolf had an affair with Vita Sackvillewest for a short period of time. Vita Sacksvillewest was an English poet and novelist. She was Harold Nicholson's wife and both had several same-sex relationships outside their marriage. Leonard did not mind her having an affair with another women and so did Harold. Woolf wrote Orlando as a result of this affair. (Bloom 75) After her first book, Woolf wrote several other books and published it in Hogarth Press. Virginia Woolf's works are linked to development of feminist criticism and an important writer in te modernist movement. She changed writing novels that allowed to depict inner lives of the characters in a very deep and intimate detail. In 1922, Virginia published Jacob's Room, and it was based on his brother's life and death, Thoby. To the Lighthouse and The Waves were the novels that helped her establish her name and became known as "one of the leading writers of modernism" The Waves is considered as her most difficult novel, because it tracks the lives of six different people from their school days to the death of the main character. Her most famous statement was in A Room of One's Own published in 1929. "A woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction." (Woolf) Virginia Woolf had her last mental breakdown and feared that it would be permanent. She filled her pockets with stones and decided to drown herself in the River Ouse. Virginia left a note for her husband that says, "I feel certain that I am going mad again. I feel we can't go through mother of those terrible times. And I shan't recover this time." (Brackett 94) Mrs Dalloway was published in 1925. This book was about Clarissa Dalloway hosting an extravagant party that evening in London. Peter Walsh, her old friend and suitor, drops by her house unexpectedly and Clarissa was shocked. She recalls her life before World War I when she had a relationship with Peter Walsh before she married Richard Dalloway. Peter never really got over the fact that Clarissa refused her marriage proposal. He was about to ask her if she loves her husband but Clarissa's daughter came in. He then went to Regent's Park to pass time. After Peter left, the author changed her point of view to Septimus who was at Regent's Park. He was a veteran of World War I who suffers from shell shock. Lucrezia, his wife, and Septimus were waiting for his appointment with the psychiatrist at the park. He used to be a young poet and a fan of Shakespeare but became numb after the war. Septimus feels worthless and lost the desire to live. His experienced in the war have scarred him permanently, but the psychiatrist would not listen to him. He wants to send Septimus to a mental institution away from Lucrezia, because he believes that it would help him get better. (Roy) Clarissa's husband, Richard Dalloway, returned home from lunch with Whitbread and Bruton with a large bouqet of roses. He wants to tell her how much he loves her but could not, because it has been a very long time since he last did. On the other hand, Clarissa feels a little disturbed that Richard doesn't know everything about her life. She is happy though that they are able to maintain privacy because she believes that it is the key to a successful marriage. Meanwhile, Septimus and Lucrezia are in the apartment enjoying their happiness together before he leaves Lucrezia. When Dr. Holmes arrives, Septimus feels that the doctor will destroy his soul. In order to avoid Dr. Holmes, he jumped off his apartment window and killed himself. The story shifts back to Clarissa's party. She heard about Septimus' death at the party and admired him for having the courage to not compromise his soul. She feels responsible for his death, because she was the society hostess. (Roy) Clarissa Dalloway struggles to balance her internal life with the external world. She lives off her external world that consists of fashion, parties, and appearance but beneath wants a deeper meaning of life. Septimus on the hand, removed himself from the external world and lives in an internal world. Peter Walsh, Clarissa's old suitor and friend, fears that he wated his life. He is confused with how he feels and tries to talk himself into feeling or not feeling things. Richard Dalloway, Clarissa's husband, considers tradition as the primary importance in life than open communication or passion. (Roy) The themes of the novel were communication vs. privacy and fear of death. Clarissa, Septimus, Peter and Richard finds privacy and communication difficult to both attain. Clarissa throws parties to help draw people together. The novel took place in London, England and the entire novel happened in less than twenty-four hours. Bloom, Harold. Virginia Woolf. Philadelphia: Chelsea House Publishers, 2005. Brackett, Virginia. The Story of Virginia Woolf. Greenshow: Morgan Reynolds Publisher, 2004. Caws, Mary Ann. Virginia Woolf. Woodstock: Overlook Press, 2002. Fukashima, H. "Society of Great Britain." Virginia Woolf. 2000. . 1 November 2007. Johnson, Roy. "Virginia Woolf." Writer's in Context. 2004. . 1 November 2007. Merriman, C. D. "Virginia Woolf." Biography. 2004. Jalin Inc. . 1 November 2007. Rich, Joel. "Virginia Woolf." Women and Fiction. 2003. . 1 November 2007. Young, Tory. The Hours. New York: Continuum, 2003.

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    Can anyone give me some details on the following places please as I am not sure on wheelchair access and such?
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    1. Eyam 2. Dore 3. Chatsworth 4. Peak District 5. Sherwood Forest 6. Yorkshire Dales 7. North York Moors 8. York 9. Skegness 10. Whitby - Robin Hoods Bay 11. Eden Camp 12. Royal Armoury 13. Matlock 14. Bakewell 15. Lincoln 16. Markeaton Park - Derby 17. Chesterfield 18. Castleton 19. Newstead Abbey 20. Lake District 21. Scampton 22. Derwent Dams 23. Haddon Hall 24. York Dungeons Also are these places of interest to most

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