Can you give me info on Wilie McCovey and McCovey Cove?
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Willie McCovey\nBorn: January 10, 1938, in Mobile, Alabama \n\nML Debut: 7/30/1959 \nPrimary Position: First Baseman \nBats: L   Throws: L   Primary Uniform #: 44 \n\nPlayed For: San Francisco Giants (1959-1973, 1977-1980), San Diego Padres (1974-1976), Oakland A's (1976) \nPrimary Team: San Francisco Giants \n\n\nPost-Season: 1962 World Series, 1971 NLCS \nAwards: All-Star (6): 1963, 1966, 1968-1971; National League Most Valuable Player 1969; NL Rookie of the Year 1959 \nHitting \n\nBio | Video (Streaming Windows Media)\nAlthough Willie McCovey played hurt throughout much of his 22-year career, the Giants' first baseman used a sweeping swing to belt 521 homers and collect more than 2,200 hits. He led the National League in homers three times and in RBI twice, also pacing the circuit in slugging percentage for three consecutive years (1968-’70). McCovey earned National League MVP honors in 1969, 10 years after earning National League Rookie of the Year in 1959. \n\nBeyond right field is a section of the bay, dubbed McCovey Cove after famed Giants first baseman Willie McCovey, into which a number of home runs have been hit on the fly. As of September 18, 2005, 40 "Splash Hits" [1] have been knocked into the Bay by Giants players since the park opened; 32 of those were by Barry Bonds
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You could try googling the name.\nor try sites like http://www.whowhere.com/
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Hey.  What type of stuff do you want to know?  I live near Ski Wing and know a little bit about it.\n\nYea it is haunted (or so they say) I've only been there once or twice and I never saw anything.  It is really creepy though.  I believe a little boy drowned there a really long time ago & he supposedly haunts the area.  Some of my friends claimed they saw people in ski uniforms in the distance (but that could have been them trying to scare me).  Right before it was closed a few people tried to rob Ski Wing and unfortunately my uncle was working that night.  He was murdered.  They still haven't solved the case.  Every once in a while there is a story on the news or on unsolved mysteries about it but it was so long ago... every has forgotten about it.  If i think of anything else that's worth knowing I'll let add it or you can email me if you want to know anything else. (forness27@yahoo.com)
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www.maryceleste.net/ \n\nwww.mysteriesofcanada.com/Nova_Scotia/mary_celeste.htm
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cedar keys!  and of course st augustine. i am from gainesville florida and miss it dearly though always went fishing at both places oh yeah lake lochaloosa!  have fun!!
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i used to go there in the summer with my family for a week. there is a boardwalk there, which is fun. lots of shops and restaurants, and a little amusement park down the end. not to mention its right on the beach, and the ocean there is BEAUTIFUL.
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Try the link below. That may give you some info. I know Cape Fear was made there, as well as many other movies. Wilmington, Hampstead, Cape Fear, The Outer Banks are all great places to film movies.
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There is a new estate around the corner from me called Boonaroo Views it is in the Carrara/Nerang area and apparently has magnificent skyline views - I haven't been up there yet but I have seen pictures.  The other area would be Vue 360 of Pacific Pines, but that is a little further out of town, Boonaroo is about 10-15 mins drive to Surfers Paradise.
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I dont know the answer to any of these questions, But you will find them under the boardwalk, down by the seaaaaa yeah!! Thankyou
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go to website   watertowndailytimes.com\ngood luck
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From Wikipedia:\n\n"The community is named after the cove of the same name. Peggy is a nickname for Margaret, and the village may have taken its name from St. Margaret's Bay upon which it is situated. Local folklore has several alternative origins for the name. Some people claim Peggy was an early settler, while others say she was a survivor from a shipwreck."
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The following link gives you the  web page for vcsardive.org which explains the teaming of the Ventura County Sheriff's Search & Rescue Dive team with Clark Magnet High School, Glendale, CA - for a mutual use of the Kongsberg Scanning Sonar Device.  Clarks are currently analyzing marine sediment samples as part of a project.\n\nThe Administrative Secretary of Clark Magnet High School is Mrs Barbara Melone.  If you want further information please type the name of the school into google, where their address and further contact details are available.\n\nhttp://www.vcsardive.org/recent-htm\n\nvcsardive.org are currently experiencing problems with their web sites (due to spam) so if you get the non-link page, simply click on vscardive.org (second line down on that non-link page) and you actually do get the page.\n\nHope this has been of some help.
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familywatchdog.com or try america's most wanted...john walsh. thanks to them I know that there are 2 in my neighborhood and where they live.
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Hey!! I don't have it, I heard they just bought a bunch of land in Wallkill. Incedentally, my mom in law grew up with him and his sisters. Sorry. (hang out at the dairy mart, and you'll probably run into Mikey)....hahaha\nanything else you wanna know e-mail me! javagirl09@excite.com
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There's a few houses there on Arctic Ave. Maybe this will help:\n\nhttp://www.zillow.com/search/Search.htm?addrstrthood=1+Center+St&citystatezip=Folly+Beach%2C+SC&mode=search
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Portland. There are better locations though. If interested, let me know: wchomeloans@yahoo.com
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How bout Tortoiseville, or Tortoise Town, Tortoise Valley,\nTerrapin city, Terrapin Cove. Hope that helps.