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Jester's Friends
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 Whistler's Adventures:
www.whistleradventures.net
Sail the World with our friend Eric Prive and crew aboard the 44' sailing
vessel The Whistler. Cool Pictures, video and sailing logs.
Updated regularly, this site is a must read for the do's and don'ts of
sailing. |
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 The Frequent Flyer Charter Boat Fishing:
www.frequentflyercharters.com
Charter the Frequent Flyer for some of the most exciting fishing on the
East Coast. Out of Morehead City, NC the Frequent Flyer is geared to
your type of fishing. Captain Glynn
Loftin and crew will give you a charter to remember whether you are
an experienced fisherman or just wading in. Check out the Chub Cay
video filmed on the Frequent Flyer in The Jester's Video Gallery.
Proven tournament boat. |
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 www.SizeMattersFishing.net
Find out if Size really does matter aboard the 64' Paul
Spencer Fishing Vessel The SizeMatters. Winner of the 2005 Big
Rock tournament, owner Gigi Wagner is only the 4th lady angler
to win this historic tournament. |
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www.WorldWideGolfShops.com One of the nation's largest retailers, Worldwide Golf Shops offers great prices on a variety of golf equipment including clubs, balls, accessories, footwear, and bags for all a golfer's needs. |
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 Shriner's
Hospital for Children:
www.shrinershq.org The Shrine's official philanthropy is
Shriners
Hospitals for Children, a network of 22 hospitals that
provide expert, no-cost orthopedic and burn care to children under 18. If
you know a child Shriners Hospitals might be able to help, call us
toll-free at 1-800-237-5055 (in the U.S.) or 1-800-361-7256 (in Canada).
We invite you to explore our Web site to find out more about these two
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 Promises
for Peter:
www.promisesforpeter.org
Great Site with
information on Autism. Peter's full name is Peter Asa Raimondi and
he is four years of age. Peter was diagnosed with Autism moderate on the
spectrum when he was 18 months old. He is a very smart child and works
hard every day to over come his issues. He is loving and fun to be around.
He does not communicate well verbally, but does use a fair amount of sign
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