Pensacola Beach, FL

Give thanks for all we have      While its early for a Thanksgiving message, I want to remind everyone: Folks, we have so much for which to be thankful. More ... By Beej Davis Splash!      Paddy O’Leary’s Irish Pub is breaking out the green, the Guinness and the good time for its Halfway to St. Patrick’s Day celebration September 17. This is the only party of its kind in the area, and in the advent of our recognizing the one-year anniversary of hurricane Ivan, Seamus Hunt and Gary Hum More ... Montel still battling M.S. By Evelyn Green      Q: I read that Montel Williams is now cured of multiple sclerosis. I would like to know why this news hasn’t been given more publicity. — Robert L. More ... Picture this Wide Angle Photo Contest Sept. 23-25      The twelfth annual photography show and contest of the Wide Angle Photo Club is planned for Sept. 23-25, 2005. It will be held this year in the Gallery Room of the Pensacola Cultural Center, 400 S. Jefferson Street, in Pensacola. More ... Voices lift GRACE mass choir’s harmonies to the heavens      Pensacola, FL –Diverse in denomination, race, age and background – those are the words used on GRACEfest’s website to describe the volunteer planning committee of GRACEfest organizers. Their mission is to celebrate the similarities in Christ and bring Christians of all denominations together to wors More ... Can you spice up your life without adding extra pounds? Caroline J. Cederquist, M.D. Special to Splash!      A woman we know likes to say, “There are three kinds of cheese: yellow fat, orange fat, and fat with holes.” More ... Meet Tiger the GRINDER By WILL GRAVES SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE      There was no magical shot or arm-pumping theatrics during Tiger Woods’ final round at the NEC Invitational on Sunday. The world’s best player managed to turn a 66 into a 71 and still win the NEC for the fourth time in his career. More ... 10 Good Movies that Fell Under the Radar Nick Rupert      For a variety of reasons, sometimes great movies get overshadowed by competition, while others are marketed improperly, or in some cases, not marketed at all. My aim is to dredge up some fine films which, for whatever reason, slipped between the cracks. More ... Planet X or XX? Discovery of new planet disrupts nine-planet theory Wayne Wooten Special to Splash!      I knew this day was coming, and so did most text authors. On page 446 of the new edition of Horizons, Michael Seeds notes that Sedna and Quaoar are only slightly smaller than Pluto. More ... Josh Kinser      I know that we are no Bonzai Pipeline or Teahupoo, but here in Pensacola there are some coveted surf spots favored by locals. More ... IRISH GOLFING: The best of the East By: Elisabeth Ann O’Hearn Doehring      Give Pat Ruddy a pencil and a little drawing space, and golf courses appear as if by magic. More ... Have you heard the one about ...      Bastards... A man and his wife were about to celebrate 50 years together. Their three kids, all very successful and wealthy, agreed to a Sunday dinner in honor of their parents. As usual, they were all late and had a varied assortment of excuses.”Happy anniversary Mom and Dad,” gushed son number on More ... Down Home Advice from Aunt Maltilda      Dear Aunt Matilda, I am a 27-year old professional woman who, in addition to having a full-time career and making time for me, is trying to preserve some old style Southern family traditions for my children. My husband and I work an average of 45-50 hours per week but we want to give our children t More ... Documentary of frozen bird’s life transfixes young and old alike By DNA Smith Scripps Howard News Service Running time: 80 minutes /MPAA rating:      “March of the Penguins” is the best family film of the year. More ...