that might help a bit.

Use the map to answer questions 13–14.
13. What do the green colors represent on the map?

(1 point)

14. Which is at a higher elevation? Atlanta or Savannah? How do you know?
(1 point)

15. Apply Information Would you rather visit Florida in July or in December? Explain your reasoning. (3 points)

16. Evaluate Do you think the Southeast’s greatest gift to the United States has been its people, its products, or something else? Explain. (3 points)
plese help me like i really need help an i dont wanna guest an i dont know this stuff , but heres a lil sumthing to help you http://atb.grolier.com/cgi-bin/media?assetid=atbm1025&assettype=m&templatename=/encyc/map.html

Just a little bit of advice to you; nobody wants to take an hour out of their life to help an 8th grader with their geography homework.
People would be more willing to help if you just asked one question.
And how long did it take you type that up, anyway? Wouldn’t it have been quicker to just read the chapter?
Best wishes.

If the guy who sold it to you, got it as a rental, You can rent it from your cable company (cause regardless of you buying it at a garage sale, the cable company still owned it.) or return it.

If the guy who sold it to you, purchased it from another cable company, or from Scientific atlanta, than it is worthless. Your cable company wont likely allow it in their network, cause they want you to buy or rent theirs.

Best buy, call the provider and ask if that box can be added to your account.

Which restaurants or bars in Atlanta will allow me to do this?

Its actually called a corkage fee. This website has a list. I have found if I have a bottle for a special occasion most restaurants will accommodate you as long as they don’t serve the wine. Here’s the website:
http://www.localwineevents.com/Atlanta-Wine/BYOB-restaurants.html

Whether you’re looking for a luxurious five star where you can be pampered and enjoy fine dining, or you’re looking for a cheap place to squat, you’ll find something to appeal to you in Brussels. The city is peppered with hotels & hostels – you only need to determine how much it is you wish to spend & how close to the heart of the city you wish to stay.

The Brussels tourist office (www.brusselsinternational.be) provides a full listing of accommodation.

There are clusters of Brussels hotels & other various accommodation dotted around Grand Place, the upper & lower towns, the EU district, St Gilles & various other locations.

So what type of prices can you expect to fork out? For very basic accommodation it’s possible to secure a room for under 80 euros, while at the other end of the spectrum you can splurge 400 Euros or more for more opulent surroundings. The latter tend to offer plush services including 24 hour room service, state of the art fitness facilities, business areas and even baby sitting services. Generally, the city has a good reputation for providing good clean rooms and fair service at all price levels. Some of the lower end hotels do not provide in-house eateries (they tend to offer breakfast but that’s it) although the glut of cafes and restaurants spread throughout the city means this is not a major drawback. In fact it’s a plus as it gets you out to explore the city.

Fussy travellers will find places to stay that cater to their individual tastes – you can enjoy hotels offering splendid vistas (such as the exquisite Amigo along the lower town) while Welcome for instance is known for it’s interesting architecture. Gourmet lovers can visit Radisson SAS which has a 2 Michelin Star restaurant.

There are a couple of notable B&B’s in Brussels such as Taxistop Bed & Breakfast and tourists on a strict budget can reserve a room at the tourist office. There are also hostels for those who wish to spend even less – with private rooms available for as little as 20 Euros.

If you’re planning to visit Brussels during its peak times then be smart and book your accommodation ahead of arriving. As you might expect, places become very full during these times and you may not get the hotel or location of your choice unless you plan ahead. Sometimes, it’s possible to secure weekend discounts or get Eurostar hotel & train deals from various places in Europe including England.

It’s also possible to secure private apartments to rent within Brussels – expect to pay anything between 300 to 1000 Euros per week depending on the type and location of the property you wish to rent.

Below is a brief listing of accommodation – various hotels & other places to stay according to location.

Hotels & Accommodation Close To Grand Place

Le Dixseptieme Hotel Brussels (Expensive)

Novotel Hotel Brussels (Expensive)

Royal Windsor Hotel Brussels (Expensive)

La Legende Hotel Brussels (Expensive)

Hotel Saint Michel (Mid Range)

Aris Hotel Brussels (Budget/Mid Range)

La Vieille Laqnterne (Budget)

Hotels In & Around The Lower Town

Radisson SAS (Expensive)

NH Atlanta (Expensive)

Metropole (Expensive)

Ibis Brussels Centre Ste Catherine (Mid Range)

Noga (Budget)

Hotels In & Around The Upper Town

Jolly Hotel du Grand Sablon (Expensive)

Hilton (expensive)

Stanhope (expensive)

Meridien (expensive)

Sofitel Astoria Brussels (Expensive)

Le Sablon (Expensive/Mid Range)

Sabina (Budget)

Hotels In Other Areas In Brussels

Conrad Brussels – Ave Louise (Expensive)

Hyatt Regency Brussels Barsey – located in ave Louise (Expensive)

Leopold – located in EU district (Expensive)

Les Bluets – located on rue Berckmans (Budget)

Travelling within Brussels needn’t be expensive – and certainly, if you’re willing to hunt around it’s possible to find good clean accommodation at reasonable prices.

Frasier Smith
http://www.articlesbase.com/travel-articles/how-to-find-a-great-place-to-stay-on-your-brussels-holiday-106812.html

Everyone knows there is a certain form and etiquette to follow when composing and putting your wedding invitations in the mail.  And while styles may differ, there are some accepted minimums you should follow. 

Make sure time is on your side

Generally speaking you should have your wedding invitations in the mail six weeks prior to your wedding.  You should allow even more if there are any special circumstances involved.  If you’re planning a destination wedding or a wedding around the holidays you might want to give your guests a little more time. 

Your save-the-date cards can be a big help here, too.  As soon as you know the date and the venue, you are welcome to get your save the dates in the mail.  I’ve worked with brides who have sent the save the date and hotel information as early as 6 to 8 months ahead of the invitation.  Giving your out-of-town guests as much notice as possible ensures that they will have time to make plans, take time off from work if necessary and be there for your big day. 

What else goes into the envelope?

Don’t forget to include either an RSVP card or another method for your guests to RSVP easily. You should include a reply card with a stamped envelope so your guest can let you know if they will be attending.  More and more brides are sending their guests to their wedding website to RSVP and posting more and more information there.  While it can be acceptable to mention wedding registry information on your website, it is never acceptable to mention this anywhere in your paper wedding invitation. 

Your wedding website can be a great resource for your guests, but it is not an excuse to slack off on the rules.  Be considerate and make of each guests feel welcome with a proper, paper wedding invitation. 

The details

It is widely accepted that you not use any abbreviations on any part of your wedding invitation – with the only exception being for ‘Mr. and Mrs.” So, if you are inviting your uncle the physician and your aunt, the correct address would be ‘Doctor and Mrs. Smith.’

This continues to hold true for the date and time of your event.  For example ‘Sunday the twenty third of October at half past five in the evening’ would take the place of Sun. Oct. 23rd at 5:30pm. 

This continues to hold for the address on the outside and the reply card of your invitation.  There is no St., Ave, or Apt #, but there is always Street, Avenue and Apartment number.   The only exception to this rule is the comma that occurs between city and state – ‘Atlanta, Georgia’ is perfectly acceptable.  Atlanta, GA is not. 

There also should not be any punctuation on your wedding invitation.  Again, the one exception to that is the punctuation that occurs after Mr. and Mrs.  Your wedding invitation should read like an elegant, formal request, not a series of sentences. 

Proper Wording 

There are many styles and ways to word the actual invitation; you should make sure you consult an expert for your particular situation.  Traditionally, a bride’s family was the ‘host’ and thus mentioned first on the invitation.  Currently, there are many, many different ways to invite friends and family to your wedding.  Often brides and grooms will host and not mention parents at all.  The groom’s parents may be mentioned if they are hosting, parents of blended families, can be mentioned; the possibilities are endless.  Consult the wording guide at MyExpression.com for wording suitable for your unique situation. 

How to invite

Addressing your guests on your wedding invitation envelope is important also.  When addressing an envelope to a single guest, it is not necessary to note ‘and guest’ on the envelope.  If inviting an unmarried couple who live at the same address include both of their names on their own line.  If inviting two people who live at the same address, but are room mates, send two separate invitations. Obviously, a married couple should be addressed as ‘Mr. and Mrs.’ or with their appropriate professional titles. 

Amy Carter
http://www.articlesbase.com/weddings-articles/wedding-invitation-etiquette-101-a-quick-reference-no-bride-should-be-without-746487.html

in the Atlanta Schools rejoiced this past week when Georiga Governor Sonny Perdue signed into law the Georgia Special Needs Scholarship bill. Formerly known as Senate Bill 10, the proposed voucher plan has been watched closely by parents and educators in Atlanta Schools.

The law will use state funds to offer vouchers to parents of children with special needs in order to provide them with more appropriate school options. Atlanta Schools’ teacher, and parent of a child with autism, Linda Bryant Butler expressed her pleasure in a recent article in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, “…parents like me are ecstatic that we will now have a choice. If one school doesn’t work for Xavier during his 12-year academic career, I know he won’t be trapped. He will have the choice to seek a better education elsewhere,” she said.

Parents in Atlanta Schools and throughout the state will have the option of using vouchers to attend a different public school or a private school. In order for a child to be eligible, he or she must have a documented developmental disability (such as Autism or Tourette’s Syndrome) and have attended public school for at least one year. Estimates are that the program will provide $4,000 worth of vouchers in the first year, and that amount will increase to about $15,000 a year. Atlanta Schools’ educators are expressing some mixed feelings over the vouchers.

Proponents say that this is the only way Atlanta Schools can truly meet the needs of these exceptional learners. It simply isn’t possible to have a specialist for every disability at every school. They also point out that Atlanta Schools’ teachers already struggle to meet the needs of students without developmental delays.

Opponents express concern over both the standards of private schools, and the removal of funds from the public school sectors. Atlanta Schools receives government funding on a per pupil basis, and the loss of an additional $9,000 (the estimated average voucher payout) per student could weaken the abilities of the public schools.

Atlanta Schools have debated voucher programs, along with the rest of the nation, for years. But if the program is successful, Atlanta Schools may find itself copied around the country.

Not all Atlanta Schools’ parents with special needs children will opt for the program. If a child is successful at his current Atlanta School, no changes will be made. But if parents are interested in applying for the scholarship program they should visit the Georgia Department of Education website at http://www.doe.k12.ga.us and click on the link for the Georgia Special Needs Scholarship.

Susie
http://www.articlesbase.com/education-articles/vouchers-to-special-needs-students-748964.html

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