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March 2011
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Legendary BluesMan Pinetop Perkins Dead at 97
The Amelia Island Blues Festival Committee was saddened to learn of the passing of Willie “Pinetop” Perkins, who was in the artist line up for the Island’s September Blues Fest.
Global Wealth and the State of Florida’s Residential Markets
There are 4.7 million households in America with over $1m in annual income and Florida leads the Nation with 1.6 million vacant homes.
Headlines Have the Power to Create Panic
Finding a Balance between news headlines and realities requires a vision of objectives; the more you panic, the more you buy into safety.
From Cockpit to Flight Deck
Having been called cockpits since Worldwar II, cockpits are now re-groomed into Flight Decks.
Spring Break Weather for Nassau County
Why were there were so many people on the beach Monday? It is Spring Break for Nassau County Schools!
Warrior Vacations Reunites Families
Thank you notes pour in to Warrior Vacations, but the following note truly describes how needed this service is.
Fernandina Beach Weather March 21, 2011
Mostly sunny on Monday in Fernandina Beach with winds from the ESE and daytime highs near 78 degrees.
Duesenberg Sweep At Amelia
The greatest classic American auto manufacturers is Duesenberg as seen by posting a sweep at Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance.
The Summer of 100 Beers in Fernandina Beach
Shiny Badges, an emergency responsive initiative, organizes Beer Sampling benefit at Sheffield’s – Palace Saloon on April 1
Making a Disaster Response Plan for the Family
Preparing a Family Response Plan for disasters, makes it easier to deal with unexpected rapidly changing circumstances
Fernandina Weather for the First Day of Spring
The first day of spring in Fernandina Beach will see partly cloudy skies with highs in the mid 70s.
Las Vegas says middle class is hurting
Baccarat enjoyed by rich Chinese gamblers has overtaken Black Jack in Las Vegas’ casinos, but penny slots have taken pole position in revenues.
Politics will never understand risk and probability
Politicians often use low probability disasters to initiate laws and ordinances that not only don’t serve anyone, they derail real solutions for years to come.
If Grandma Was in Charge
Well, apparently my 91 year old grandmother is becoming more opinionated with each birthday as displayed in this recent email.