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Remember the last time an original Broadway musical made you laugh, cry and think - in the right places, and for the right reasons?
Elysa Gardner, US Today
Wicked is on tour and hits the Orpheum Theaterin Minneapolis, MN, Ended 27 Oct 2013.
Based on the Novel by Gregory Maguire, the music and lyrics are by Stephen Schwartz (Godspell) with a Book by Winnie Holzman.
Long before Dorothy drops in, two other girls meet in the Land of Oz. One, born with emerald green skin, is smart, fiery and misunderstood. The other is beautiful, ambitious and very popular.
Wicked follows these two unlikely friends and college roomates grow into very different women: The Wicked Witch of the West and Glinda the Good Witch.
Opening night: 18 September 2013
Closing night: 27 October 2013
Recommended age for children is 8 years and up. There is nothing of a vulgar or sexual nature, but there are adult themes. Everyone is required to have a ticket.
2 hours and 30 minutes with one 15 minute intermission (Act 1: 1 hour 30 mins / Act II: 1 hour)
36 reviews, average rating: (4.4 Stars)
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The bright and colourful Plum Cottage Kitchen will have your kids cooking up a feast! Food can be stored in the pink fridge-freezer with ice dispenser detail. With dials which click and turn to set the right temperature, children can use the hob, oven or microwave to make a meal fit for a king! The Plum Cottage Kitchen comes complete with an accessory kit containing a cooking pot, saucepan and kitchen utensils which can be kept neatly in the storage cupboard below the sink which has a pink canvas door. Washing up couldn't be easier, with taps that turn and a removable sink making it easy to quickly wipe down the work-surface. Age from 3 year. Assembled dimensions: Length 104, depth 31, height 102cm,
Let the kids tidy up their room with a smile - this is home storage made fun. Lego storage provides an interesting angle on tidying up. You can actually stack the storage boxes, the same as regular Lego bricks. Age from 3 years.
Warning: Not suitable for under 3 years.
Home storage the iconic way with the recognisable Lego mini-figure head. Also fits onto the classic storage bricks bringing more fun and combination storage possibilities for your child's room. Age from 3 years.
Warning: Not suitable for children under 3 years.
Kids can enjoy hours of role-play fun with this mini replica of the ever-popular Numatic Hetty vacuum cleaner.
Hetty is the sister to the the huge successful Numatic Henry, which has sold more than six million units in the last 30 years to become a household staple across the world.
Toddlers love role-play games involving pretending to do the jobs they see their parents do around the house - with the smiling face of the toy Hetty vacuum cleaner the perfect way to help them join in the 'fun'!
Picks up small pieces of paper or poly beads and collects them in a removable drawer to show your child what a good job they are doing of tidying up.
Accessories including the hose and dustpan and brush fit neatly inside the vacuum body.
Matching Hetty cleaning trolley also available (UN660), as well as a scaled-down Henry vacuum cleaner (UA112).
Useful info:
- Dimensions: H 22, D 20cms
- Required 4 x 'C' batteries
- Picks up small items and collects in drawer
- Power cord reels in
- Accessories fit inside
- Age from 3 years
- Numatic Hetty toy vacuum cleaner
Please note:. To be used under the direct supervision of an adult. Not suitable for children under 3 years.
Doc McStuffins Cuddles and Care Play Tent
- Price
- £25.00
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- Delivery
- Next day delivery available
Join Doc McStuffin in her surgery to help the animals get better in this easy to pop up Wendy house with hospital role play including doctors bag and bandages and plasters for the patients. The adventure tent creates a safe, imaginative and fun space for your little ones to have active role play.
Create a whole doctors surgery with Doc McStuffin and her friends - an adventure land for kids on their own or with friends. The pop-up wendy role play tent has been specifically designed to the highest children's safety standards so you know they are playing safe as well as happy.
It is the ideal size for indoor and outdoor use and pops up in seconds for quick and easy assembly. The pop-up tent provides a great way to support physical development and motor skills whilst having the time of their lives. Once finished the wendy tent folds flat, so is also easy to store.
Age from 3 years.
Smoby City Shop
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- £60.00
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This very trendy design City Shop includes a flat screen cash register, an intergrated scale, rotating microphone and a credit card reader. Wireless electronic scan with light and sound effects. Big play areas with numerous shelves which allows your child to arrange all the products they can find in a supermarket: Fruit, vegetables and dummy shopping items. Your child can put the products in the shopping trolley ready to be scanned. Requires 2 x AAA batteries (not included). Age from 3 years.
Voila Pretend Play - Wooden Crate of Vegetables
- Price
- £22.00
- In Stock
6 reviews
- Delivery
- Next day delivery available
Not suitable for children under 3 years.
Minnie Mouse Kitchen
- Price
- £40.00
- In Stock
12 reviews
- Delivery
Little girls will love pretending to cook up feasts and treats with this Minnie Mouse Bow-tique Kitchen
This Minnie Mouse kitchen is perfect when kids want to play-pretend at cooking, baking and even washing up!
The play kitchen can be easily put together in 3 different ways, and features a pretend oven, fridge, blender, ceramic hob, taps and shelves for hours of fun. There's also more than 17 accessories included to make the kitchen even more realistic - these include pots, pans, knives, forks, plates and a rolling pin.
She can cook up a storm in the oven, then wash up in the sink... if you're lucky she might even insist that you have a taste yourself (remember, the food may not be real but your enjoyment of it will need to be!).
And because this is a Minnie Mouse kitchen it even comes with an original Minnie hair band to help your child get in the mood whenever she's cooking.
Size: 31 x 44 x 59.5 cm (approx).
Useful info:
- Age from 3 years
- Pretend oven, friedge, blender, hob and taps
- Over 17 accessories
- Can be put together 3 different ways
- Minnie Mouse play kitchen
Warning: Not suitable for children under three years.
Top quality toy shopping trolley, wide stable wheel base for better stability. Play food and boxes supplied. Role play activities for exploring imagination and developing social skills. Wheeled trolley encourages physical dexterity and motor skills. Bright colours and realistic play packs for visual stimulation. Play encourages the development for hand-to-eye co-ordination. Age from 3 years.
Early Learning Centre Wooden Toaster
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- £15.00
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2 reviews
- Delivery
- Next day delivery available
With this gorgeous Early Learning Centre Wooden Toaster Set your child will be happy to make you breakfast in bed!
It has a wonderfully bright and old-fashioned design and includes a toaster, 2 slices of toast and a butter dish complete with butter. The button on the toaster can be pushed down, with a turning dial to add to the fun.
It also comes with a plate and knife to serve up the toast, along with a cute little pot of jam to add a sweet finish to the set.
Useful info:
- Toaster with dial and button
- Plate and knife
- Butter dish with butter
- 2 slices of toast and a pot of jam
- Age from 3 years
Warning: Not suitable for children under three years
Early Learning Centre Wooden Teatime Set
- Price
- £15.00
- In Stock
3 reviews
- Delivery
- Next day delivery available
This Early Learning Centre Wooden Teatime Set lets little ones make their own imaginary brews whenever they like
Kids love watching mum and dad standing in the kitchen making cups of tea, and this Early learning Centre wooden teatime set lets them practice this essential skill in a fun, colourful and safe way.
Made from wood, each piece is beautifully designed and features a range of sunny colours. The set contains a teapot, 2 cups, sugar pot, tea jar, 2 tea spoons and a side plate.
Great for accessorising your child's play kitchen (not included), they'll love pretending to serve up a succession of thirst-quenching drinks, asking how many sugars you take, giving the cups a stir and then insisting that you have a taste!
Useful info:
- Age from 3 years
- Colours and decoration may vary
- Early Learning Centre wooden teatime set
Warning: Not suitable for children under three years.
Small Wonders Fruit and Veg Basket
- Price
- £7.00
- In Stock
12 reviews
- Delivery
- Next day delivery available
Little ones will love to have a play pretend trip to the supermarket with this Small Wonders Fruit and Veg Basket Set
The Small Wonders Fruit and Veg Basket lets kids mimic their parents by encouraging them to play pretend at browsing the shopping aisles and filling their basket with a range of fruit and vegetables.
A fun, bright and colourful mini shopping basket, it contains 21 toy fruit and veg pieces, including potato, green apple, cabbage, orange pepper, orange, tomato, red pepper, corn on the cob, pear, red apple, carrot, lemon, bunch of grapes, broccoli and garlic.
The basket is fitted with folding handles, just like the real ones in supermarkets, and it's great for role play activities, exploring imagination and developing social skills.
Why not expand their shop experience by adding the Small Wonders Mini Market Till (see item number 3JVVL) and Shopping Basket (3JVVJ), which are both available separately.
Useful info:
- Age from 3 years
- Small Wonders Fruit and Veg Basket Set
Warning: not suitable for children under 3 years

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You might remember the first time you played Tetris. Thirty seconds of assessment, then thirty seconds of figuring out the controls, and then roughly five years of life-energy sucked into stacking little colored blocks while Russian and Cuban paratroopers silently dropped into our country and attempted a takeover. Were it not for the brave teenagers of Calumet, Colorado and Patrick Swayze, their plan might very well have worked.
I went to the Ice Chalet in Knoxville, Tennessee to track down the appeal of another obsession-spawning game involving objects sliding slowly across a screen for hours at a time: curling, or as I like to call it, "Scottish Tetris." I took Doug Gillett for moral support. He's the guy in the Slovak national hockey team jersey, so you know he took this really, really seriously.
A Sport That Involves Wearing Teflon On Ice Has To Be Good
If you blew significant man-hours watching curling on television in 2006, you know at least the gist of curling. A long lane of ice. Forty-two pound stones. People in stretchy pants with brushes side-stepping and scrubbing ice furiously as breathmint-shaped rocks ease to a stop on a blue and red bullseye-shaped target. You may not have known what was going on, but like Tetris if you gave it longer than thirty seconds you were utterly hooked.
So consider yourself mildly shocked to know you can step on the ice, fiddle around for thirty minutes, and be familiar with pretty much everything one needs to know in order to play a game of curling. This is one of its instant selling points: unlike other Olympic sports, you can physically get out there and curl as a non-Olympic grade athlete. Actually, if I'm involved, it's a non-pickup-shuffleboard-game-at-a-retirement-home athlete, but that's the point: it's an egalitarian sport, and even at the big competitions it's possible to heave stones as a novice next to the biggest names in the sport.
The stones aren't cheap: the best ones come from the Ailsa Craig, an island where the preferred granite was mined up until 2006. If you want the real thing, the family who owns the island says they mined enough to keep curlers in good stead until 2020, and could cost you $400 a piece for the lower-end stones. After that, however, they'll have to depend on inferior granite from elsewhere. This breaks some purists' hearts, but not everyone is so concerned. Small local clubs use whatever they can as "stones."
You also need very little besides the stones to get going. You need ice, of course, and preferably "pebbled" ice that's been steamed ahead of time to give the ice the bumpy texture needed to make the stones curl. Did you just figure out the sport's name? And that because it's Scottish, everything's pretty literal in terms of terminology? If you did, take a cookie as a prize, and don't be shocked to learn that the Teflon condom you slip over one foot if you don't have a proper curling shoe is called a "slider."
(Oh yeah: they are real. Please note Dakota Curling's motto: "Our prices will ROCK you.")
If the idea of running around on ice with one shoe covered in Teflon sound like a bad idea, you're clearly against the idea of fun in general. The Teflon allows you to spring out of the hack (the starting blocks of curling, if you will) and then, in a graceful, gliding lunge, release the stone on its long slide down the alley toward the "house," or target. If you're me, you sort of half-stumble, half-careen, but let's not get hung up on the terminology. THE STONE GOES THAT WAY.
If you neglected to wear a belt that day, you also end up showing your blessed onion to the world behind you. To those of you who saw my ass on Sunday night: you're welcome.
Sweeping Like You Want To Kill Someone.
"Sweep! No, seriously, sweep!" The loudest voices you'll hear in curling belong to the skip. Again, we're getting Scottish here, since the game has someone built into it whose sole job for most of the game is to scream and give orders at the top of their lungs.
The screaming goes to the sweepers, the aspect of the game most frequently mocked by those who, watching curling in the Olympics, say "Isn't this just shuffleboard on ice?" I'd like to cordially invite all of these people to lick the ice for a dollar, because sweeping is not only integral to the game but the reason I saw guys in t-shirts out on the ice Sunday night. It's cold out there, but trot up and down the ice for two hours furiously scrubbing away while chasing a sliding rock, and you'll earn the postgame beers plus some.
Sweepers make up the margins a thrower misses and improve his/her throw by sweeping the ice, both improving the accuracy of the throw by helping to keep the throw on line and by affecting the speed of a throw. Sweep effectively and you can extend the distance of a throw by ten to fifteen feet. Get busy talking with a curler like I did while you're supposed to be sweeping, and you could cost your team the crucial margin of a point in a match while running desperately on ice in tennis shoes trying in vain to catch up with the stone.
The conversation, distracting as it may be, really is part and parcel of the entire curling experience. Curling is so obviously and transparently a sport made up on the spot by bored people stuck in the dead of winter with nothing to do but talk to each other and improvise their own entertainment. It's a social game one really could play with a beer at arm's reach. Players congratulate each other on shots across the ice; beers sit waiting rinkside in six-pack carriers.
It is the 16th century's answer to Seasonal Affective Disorder, the original Bowling League of the Scottish Lowlands designed to get you through the winter without burning your own house down.
Simple Games Are Evil, Addictive Ones
The question remains: is it a sport? What's it doing in the Olympics? Isn't it more of a game than a sport, a kind of overgrown bar distraction played on ice? Absolutely. Additionally, Ski-jumping is just formalized suicide, Biathlon is a quantified military training exercise, and short-track speed skating is a shoving match that happens at twenty miles per hour. Figure skating doesn't even have points or goals, and lies in the hands of potentially corruptible judges.
Curling is mesmerizing for one reason: it's simplicity. Chess on ice is the usual comparison, but it may be even simpler than the endless variations and gambits of Kasaparov's game. Leaning out on the hack and staring down the ice, curling engages the game-playing brain at its most basic and addictive of levels. Put this there; leave space here; completely screw over opponent. Like the best games, it is a true zero-sum game, but unlike chess involves the body, a kind of meditative rock-toss you do over and over again until you're in the wordless space Zen Buddhist monks are always blabbing on and on about. The ice helps: there's blank whiteness, a few lines, and everything else evaporates away.
This evaporation includes time. Doug and I worked into a game against three other n00bs, heaving away until we looked up and noticed the club members were all inside going to work on the beer and Utz snack mix in the chalet room. Time disappears in a game of curling like it does when you're playing pool at a bar, or on a long run where you fail to keep track of the distance, or like it did during a simple but well-constructed video game.
The Scottish thing? It also rears its head when you do something right in curling, which like in golf will happen at least once if you're doing everything wrong. In our last game I eased off the hack, let go of a stone, and watched it float behind some furious brushstrokes and loud yelling by our skip right on to the center dot of the house. Even after falling on my ass I could see it sitting just a few inches off center, and my veins surged with the kind of blind thrill you get after accidentally hitting a decent drive off the tee.
"Nice throw!" One of the members of the club boomed out from across the rink, and I made plans to singlehandedly found the Atlanta Curling Club, lack of natural ice and supplies be damned. (The Crunktown Icers: We Get Stoned. I already have the t-shirts in my head.)
Curling doesn't involve speed or too much agility. You don't need a mountain to play it, and you most certainly don't need rhinestones, though if you wanted to wear a Johnny Weir body suit no one's stopping you from bringing fabulous to the sport. In fact, you can pretty much wear anything as long as you have clean tennis shoes on. It's really the only hard and fast clothing rule in curling besides "wear pants," and even that might be negotiable. NFL-style celebrations are also considered acceptable, as illustrated in Doug's thanking of the Supreme Being after a final point-scoring thrown on the Hammer, or the final toss of an "end" or round.
In theory it's all quite simple, and therein lies its charm: it is a deceptively basic everyman's game, one where you shake hands not because you have to, but because you forgot to bring your own beer and need to butter your hosts up before imbibing, or because someone on the other team just made a masterful throw knocking two of your stones out of the house at once. A curling fight would be the most absurd thing in the history of the universe, especially because it is such a social game, and because it would be over quickly and in bloody fashion once someone threw an accurate rock in the direction of an opponent's head.
Having a social game of finesse and strategy in the middle of the Olympics' usual cast of misfit loners and teen prodigies is perhaps why the popularity of curling on tv makes so much sense. You'll likely never rip around a corner on a downhill course at 70 miles per hour in a body suit, but you certainly could pick up a broom, slip on a slider, and be heaving stones at your local rink with 30 minutes of prep time. Sure, that's a game, but so is golf, another devilish Scottish invention of deceptive and positively evil simplicity.
I never understood golf, but I get curling like I got Tetris, meaning there are little grey stones flying across the ice in my head as we speak to the tune of synthesized Russian mazurkas. If you'd like to contribute to the Crunktown Icers, email me at email@example.com and we'll get this party started, Dixieland curlers. I'll bring the beer this time, and a proper belt unless you like the view, in which case I'll have my best Apple Bottoms on sans belt.
Thanks to The Great Smoky Mountains Curling Club for the beer and ice, and to Holly and Hooper for the photos.


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Miraculously, a parking space opened up right in front of her destination.
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Monday, August 29, 2011
The Canadian Optimist Dinghy Championships, hosted by the Lunenburg Yacht Club, have concluded with 2 races sailed on Friday to complete 12 races in total. Conditions for the event challenged the 85 sailors from across Canada, the US and Bermuda. Ranging from 20-25 knots on Monday to a peaceful 6-10 knots on Friday, the overall winner was Justin Vittecoq (Blue Fleet - 11 and 12 year olds) from Hudson Yacht Club/RCYC with consistent top ten finishes to finish 2 points ahead of Jared Collinson (Red Fleet – 13, 14 and 15) from the Royal Canadian Yacht Club. The other sailors in the top 5 were Peter Ehvert (RCYC – Red), Coralie Vittecoq (HYC/RCYC - Red) and Matti Muru (RCYC - Red). The winner of the White Fleet (10 and under) was Campbell Patton from Bermuda finishing in 22nd place overall. Top competitor in the 10 boat Green Fleet (Novice) was Samuel Court from the Lunenburg Yacht Club. Final results for the Championship and Green Fleets can be found on the event website http://www.opti2011.ca/index.html under competitor info.
As well as the overall winner of the regatta and the Blue Fleet, Justin has been invited by the Bermuda Optimist Dinghy Association to sail in the RenRe Junior Gold Cup to sail against some of the top Opti sailors from around the world whose countries are represented at the Argo Gold Cup Match Racing.
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Carbs: 23.6g | Fat: 0.5g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 3g | Calories: 93.2
My whole family loves these! Although they may seem small (considering the size of muffin we can get in a bakery) but we always add a helping of fruit or yogurt for breakfast. Yummy!
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Carbs: 17.1g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 1.8g | Calories: 79.5
A delicious breakfast you can make either sweet or savory, that keeps you full all morning (at least)!
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Carbs: 30.2g | Fat: 8g | Fiber: 4g | Protein: 20.2g | Calories: 272.6
High fiber, healthy breakfast muffin.
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These moist pancakes are lightly spiced for the palate of my young child. If you like a bit more pizzazz, you can increase the spices or add others. Cinnamon and pumpkin pie spice both work nicely here.
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Sunset Sensation Waterfront 2 next door to each other in Indian Lake
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2
- sleeps 14
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Waterbury
rates (USD)
/ week
Indian Lake House deals
stays between: 4/22/14 & 10/19/14
deal expires in: 6 days
Weekday Special for $559
Sunday 6 pm thru Friday 1 pm; 5 nights for $559. Larger 3 bedroom property is $1,399 for special!
- $850 $559/week ($291 off)
deal# DVER8Z
stays between: 3/28/14 & 9/24/14
deal expires in: 2 days
Weekday Special for $559
Sunday 6 pm thru Friday 1 pm; 5 nights for $559. Larger 3 bedroom property is $1,399 for special!
- $850 $559/week ($291 off)
deal# DJHS76
vacation rental description
We have 2 properties next door to each other. Calendar does not work b/c there are 2 properties. Send inquiry for more photos and availability!
Sunset Sensation Waterfront Properties are on the main lake with gorgeous sunsets, not on a chanel; a beautiful large home & loft apartment over storage area with really nice yard and even nicer amenities inside.
20 photos, map w/ address and floorplans are available via email. Contact owner info is to the right of this page. The name "Sunset Sensation" certainly describes this property well - this is a quote from one of our former tenants! We loved the location, and the views were spectacular. Read reviews and the bottom of page.
We have 2 rental properties. One property sleeps 6 and the other is amuch larger house and sleeps 8.
Two Deluxe Waterfront homes with boat lift and swimming at at your front door.
Location, Location, Location~!~! OPEN LAKE WATERFRONT~!!
#1 - Loft Apartment (1st eight photos) over owner's storage area, sleeps 6. Prime south side location with gorgeous sunsets and wonderful amenities. Boat dock at your front door. $459 - $850 a week. Weekday special - 5 nights $559.
#2 - 3 bedroom home sleeps 8. (2nd eight photos) It rents for $999 - $1,999. I will send photos, floorplan, map with address & availability . Weekday special -5 nights for $1,399
My photos tell it all. What you see, is what you get !! Location, Location, Location!!!!
Read review from prior renters at the very bottom.
Let me know what week you are interested in, and I will confirm availablility. Also tell me if you would like to receive info on both properties. The calendar on this website is not correct b/c there are 2 properties.
These photos will tell the story of a wonderful vacation at Indian Lake. One of Ohio's Best Kept Secrets.
There will be 3 attachments with map, showing address at the bottom; floorplan - what you see is what you get. Full disclosure~!~! This is how it should be. Our properties are in the finest location, with 1st class furnishings and amenities. You'll have to leave your pets at home, and smoking is allowed only outside.
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Sunset Sensation Waterfront Properties
house rental amenities
*Very well furnished - request 20 more photos 2 separate properties next door to each other!
*Central Air in both properties!
*Very nice yard with view and dock for great swimming and fishing - see reviews at bottom
*Weber gas grill
*Fully Equipped Kitchen -wonderful cookware; dishes, etc
*Ceiling fans thru out
*Cable Tv
*You must provide your own linens and towels
activities and attractions in Indian Lake Ohio
Rest, relaxation, and fun in the water at your front door, Weber gas grill, very nice furniture-inside and out.
Swim and fish out front and have your boat at your doorstep.
Swimming at your front door or the great OldField sandy beach (Google "Old Field Beach, Indian Lake") Captain's Point Fine Dining, Cranberry's Resort (under new ownership), Froggy's adult bar with a hugh pool, Woody's Sports Bar down at corner, Stewart's Root Beer Stand down at corner, Dairy Queen, Taco Bell, McDonalds, LaPizzeria, Cassano's Pizza, Batting Cages, Putt Putt Golf, Ohio Caverns nearby.
The 5,800 acre lake offers unlimited horsepower boating, excellent inland lake sailing prospects, and features boat ramps and boat docks for rent. Water Skiing is popular in the open zone area. Several popular restaurants are accessible by both land and water. Buying boat gas and snacks is also possible from several on water locations. Weekend tournaments draw fishing boats and fishing enthusiasts from many parts of the state. The area is famous for year around recreation offering beaches, bicycle trails, hiking, camping, fishing, state park facilities, hunting, snowmobiling, ice skating and ice boating. Volunteers work diligently to keep the waters of Indian Lake beautiful. Scenic auto and boat touring around the many islands and peninsulas reveal beautiful natural habitats. Night time entertainment with live bands and karoake are also popular at Indian Lake. Shopping for unique items, many made by our local talent , or for grocery specials for your outings plus other available services make Indian Lake a great place to live, spend a vacation, bring a loved one for a retreat or enjoy a honeymoon! Surrounded by the villages of Lakeview, Russells Point, Huntsville, Belle Center and Roundhead, Indian Lake is the number one place to be in Ohio!
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- Ohio Caverns
- Garage Sales-Antiquing
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Largest army in the world?
Some may ave seen this, some may not have.
A blogger added up the deer license sales in just a handful of States and arrived at a striking Conclusion:
There were over 600,000 hunters this season in the state of Wisconsin .
Allow me to restate that number. Over the last several months, Wisconsin 's hunters became The eighth largest army in the world. More men under arms than In Iran . More than in France And Germany combined.
These men deployed to the woods of a single American state to Hunt with firearms, and no One was killed.
That number pales in comparison to the 750,000 who hunted the Woods of Pennsylvania and Michigan 's 700,000 hunters, all of whom have now returned home.
Toss in a quarter million hunters in West Virginia and it Literally establishes the fact that the Hunters of those four states alone would comprise the largest Army in the world.
The point? America will forever be safe from foreign invasion With that kind of home-grown Firepower.
Hunting -- it's not just a way to fill the freezer. It's a Matter of national security.
************************************************* That's why all enemies, foreign and domestic, want to see us Disarmed."Ignorance is curable, stupid is forever."
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Yes, I agree the ground troops add up in the USA. It would be very foolish to try to invade the USA.
The unfortunate problem in the USA, is there are a lot of chickens running around...that have no idea how to handle any pressure or disaster! Going to battle for them would be a foreign concept. And they out number compentent hunters by a lot...THAT IS SCARY.
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Reminds me of the old Radio Eriwan joke. Anybody remember the radio station in the old USSR that always answered tricky political questions with: "In principle, yes, but..."
Question to Radio Eriwan:" Our Siberian village is under siege from wolves every winter. They have taken livestock, and it is only a matter of time that someone will get killed. We have repeatedly applied to our local polit bureau members for rifles and ammunition to defend ourselves, but our requests have all been turned down. Are the polit bureau members not afraid of the wolves?"
Answer: "In principle, they are, but they are more afraid of the rifles!"Overkill is underestimated!
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Watching really bad television is one of my former guilty pleasures.
I say former not because I've stopped watching. I've stopped feeling guilty.
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What about the possibility of $10 a gallon gasoline?
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When I was 17 my dear friend Sheina Lerman yanked me aside after watching an interchange with my mother.
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A few days ago, I had the opportunity to see Lisa Ling speak as part of the Journal Sentinel's Smart Talk Series at the Marcus Center. My season tickets to the series are an annual gift to myself. It's a great excuse to create a girls' night out with a friend – dinner, followed by an interesting talk by a prominent and/or successful woman. (I'll explain later why this will be my last year as a subscriber.)
I've always been a fan of Lisa Ling. Her down-to-earth journalistic style is a far cry from the overly dramatic and sensationalistic methods used by other reporters. To me, she's always seemed like someone you could sit down and talk to, without feeling intimidated.
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I love to garden - so much so - I have cultivated what others have characterized as my Vast Garden.
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To all of the Moms. Happy Mother's Day - you deserve it.
I will not be spending time with my Mom because she is in Michigan with my little sister who is in labor with her first child. It will be my 10th niece or nephew. UPDATE - I have a new niece born at 4am on May 11th.
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Last weekend I hiked a couple miles through the county grounds, stalking the rhubarb that still grows, despite all odds, behind the Eschweiler buildings. It's a lot more difficult than it was when I wrote about it here in my first blog entry in June 2006:
I pick bouquets of rhubarb from the abandoned garden plots . . . Pies, cakes, breads and muffins ensue. The world is good when there is rhubarb pie in it.
And that's how I discovered the disappearance of the tennis courts and emergence of silt fence markers across from Hansen Golf Course.
Bottom line, in case you don't know, is that a huge retention pond shaped like a reproducing amoeba will cover the old county nursery--one of the prettiest places in the county—behind the tennis court area. You may not have seen it because walking there has been perhaps a tad illegal. . .
How much has changed since then. The nursery is completely obliterated. I suppose traipsing is even more illegal now than it was then. Plastic fences in trash-bag black and orange mesh have been strung along the silt fence markers. And the roads have been dug out, their entries chained, to make it hard for the scavengers in SUVs to poach wild asparagus and domestic rhubarb. It all seems a little extreme.
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Dinner at the Mekong Cafe
Friends Susan, Steph and I decided to skip McBob's fish fry during our latest Friday Night on North venture. McBob 's has been shaky in the fish quality control department since they expanded. Besides, we now have the chance to dine on "one magical river (with) three enchanted cuisines." The Mekong Cafe at 5930 W. North Avenue features food from Laos, Thailand, and Vietnam. Food maven Willard Romantini always tells me not to eat at a restaurant during the first three months, but in this location, if you wait that long the business might have vanished.
This one's a keeper. Despite being new and still under redecoration, the place is pleasant, our service was charming, and the food was good even before the owners have worked out the inevitable kinks in restaurant start-up. What a great addition to the Almost-Tosa restaurant scene!
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By now you've heard about the Emerald Ash Borer - EAB for short.
EAB is a non-native insect - an exotic Asian gift courtesy of global commerce that likely traveled stateside in a wooden packing crate.
This Blog was written by my daughter. We have been volunteering at the Milwaukee Rescue Mission serving meals to the homeless. She wrote this as a homework assignment (a letter to the editor format) about what was important to them.. The only editing that I did was take out her name.
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Tosan Nancy Stohs, food editor at the Journal Sentinel, recently published food shopping tips from a financial counselor. And a good idea, now that food is going the way of gasoline, price-wise.
I can't match the financial counselor's $3 dinner/day/person . (And to tell you the truth, I don't believe she does it, either). But I'm getting better. I'm experimenting with my own approach, the $1.99 rule. Don't buy anything that costs more than $1.99 a pound at the grocery store.
Nest Box Update - Updated Update
EDIT - Added a couple of addittional pictures.
This past winter I was busy building nest boxes for my feathered friends so I figured I should share with you what's happening with my subsidized housing tenants.
Vliet Street Border Eats
"Uh oh. I sense a new blogpost coming," said my husband during a recent dinner out.
And although I denied it as we were dining at Tazza Pizzeria – Pizza at the Cup, I couldn't help but consider the possibility. And so, here I am, writing about Tazzo and another "nearly" Tosa dining spot.
Memorial Day is about remembering our better nature
The terribleness and grandeur of young people going off in waves to fight is the stuff myths are made of. No wonder the rhetoric of war is timeless and nonspecific. No wonder each war seems to blend into the ones before and the ones after.
Today's speech may have been President Bush's best Memorial Day speech yet. He remembered that the day was not about a particular political agenda but about something bigger.
The names of these honored are known only to the Creator who delivered them home from the anguish of war -- but their valor is known to us all. It's the same valor that endured the stinging cold of Valley Forge. It is the same valor that planted the proud colors of a great nation on a mountaintop on Iwo Jima. It is the same valor that charged fearlessly through the assault of enemy fire from the mountains of Afghanistan to the deserts of Iraq. It is the valor that has defined the armed forces of the United States of America throughout our history.
Voting with your genes
Maybe you thought people turned out to vote because they were passionate about a candidate. Or made rational decisions to vote regularly because their civics teachers convinced them that's what good citizens do. Or their parents trained them to vote.
Turns out your parents have something to do with it, but not because of the way they reared you.
Come party this Weekend!! - UPDATE
It is the annual "Corn Roast" at Club Tap this weekend
There will be music, food and fun!!
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I just bought my own home for more than it's worth, and I'm not too upset about it.
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A McMinnville teen hid in a closet at home while three suspects burglarized the Northeast Hembree Street residence last Thursday night, Feb. 28, police reported.
Capt. Matt Scales of the McMinnville police said a search of the area for the trio, described as Latino male teenagers, was unsuccessful. He gave this account:
Dennis Ng, 19, was home alone. He heard a knock on a door and a window and did not answer either time. When he determined the suspects had gained entry to the house, he decided to hide in a bedroom closet.
"He heard them going through the house and rummaging around," Scales said. "One of the suspects even opened that closet door, but for whatever reason did not see him (Ng). He said the suspect was wearing latex gloves."
A group of individuals, described by Scales as family members and friends of Ng, then arrived at the home in a vehicle. About that time, the three suspects were seen fleeing from the home on foot. The only thing they stole were computer speakers, and those were discarded and located nearby.
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AMSTERDAM – 15 December, 2010 – Blackboard Inc. (Nasdaq: BBBB) today announced that Bristol University will enhance its e-learning strategy and investment with an upgraded learning platform that will give Bristol's 23,000 students better access to in demand course materials while reducing the institution's library expenditures. Meanwhile, Bristol will also launch a new online degree program to create new opportunities for growth and revenue. One of the U.K.'s top universities and a member of the prestigious Russell Group, Bristol has been using the Blackboard Learn™ platform for over seven years. The institution has made the decision to further invest in e-learning and upgrade its current solution to Blackboard Learn Release 9.0, the next generation teaching and learning platform, and with Blackboard's Content Community and Assessment Handler applications. The new features will enable students to upload their assignments to an online portal for assessment and gain greater access to articles relevant to their course of study that were previously available in limited quantities of expensive texts.
"Here is a common situation within Bristol University – you've got a book in the library and you want to share it with a number of students, but you have to be mindful of the copyright regulation," said Tim Phillips, Director of Information Systems and Computing at Bristol. "Now we can take a particular chapter from the book, digitise it, upload it to Blackboard Learn, allow the students access to it whilst they're doing a particular piece of coursework and then remove it afterwards. This ensures that our students have access to key texts at key times, while ensuring the university stays in line with relevant copyright regulations."
Bristol's significant investment in online learning has also enabled the university to attract new students from around the world through a new online master's degree programme in translation which it could previously not deliver via traditional means. The programme, available to both full and part time professionals and taught by professional academics, is delivered through a combination of virtual seminars and online portals. Students can use the Blackboard forums like any social discussion page, creating a sense of learning community that helps bridge the distance between learners and their tutors.
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5 Things Friday: 5 tips for dealing with a toddler temper tantrumFARGO – Lately my toddler has been making it his mission to see how far he can push the limits of my husband's and my patience. He burst into tears and started screaming the other day when I wouldn't let him eat "puff cheese" (Cheetos natural white cheddar puffs) for lunch.
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FARGO – Lately my toddler has been making it his mission to see how far he can push the limits of my husband's and my patience.
He burst into tears and started screaming the other day when I wouldn't let him eat "puff cheese" (Cheetos natural white cheddar puffs) for lunch.
When my husband took him home from church because he wasn't listening and kept trying to snatch cupcakes, our son screamed and cried until he threw up the cupcake we did let him eat.
And when my daughter told him she had to finish her homework before she played cars with him, he promptly hurled his toys across the room.
At a loss for what to do, I turned to the Internet for help.
Here are five of the best tips I found online for dealing with toddler temper tantrums:
- Keep it in perspective
"Tantrums are a normal part of toddler life," Pinky McKay, a lactation consultant, infant massage instructor, mother of five, and parenting book author, wrote on bellybelly.com.au.
That can be easy to forget when I see other people's children sitting calmly through their sibling's taekwondo lessons, but important to remember when my son's screams can be heard throughout the building as I carry his flailing body outside.
While tantrums are sometimes about pushing boundaries, they are often expressions of emotional distress triggered by frustration, loss, disappointment, feeling misunderstood, or the need to release built-up stress, McKay writes.
"It can help to think of a tantrum as an intense storm of emotion that a toddler isn't equipped to handle, rather than an attempt to wield power over everyone around him," she said.
Avoid using negative labels for your child, said Mary VanClay on babycenter.com.
"The 'wild child' who is 'stubborn,' 'exhausting,' and a 'crybaby' is also a spirited child who is persistent, energetic and sensitive," she said.
When parents focus on their child's positive attributes, it changes their behavior, which in turn changes their child's behavior.
- Stop, look and listen
Look at the situation through your toddler's eyes, and it will be easier to help him or her grow through this stage relatively smoothly, McKay said. Listen carefully to what your child is trying to tell you and let them know you understand, she said.
Toddlers usually aren't able to change their behavior in response to verbal reasoning, but acknowledging their feelings will help parents empathize with their children. It will eventually help kids learn to recognize what winds them up before they have a meltdown, VanClay said.
- Track tantrum triggers
McKay suggests keeping a tantrum journal to better understand the situations that trigger a temper tantrum. Hunger, lack of sleep, feeling rushed and even some foods like sugar, caffeine and food additives can affect children's behavior, she said.
Toddlers need time to run and play, and unless they're sleeping, they shouldn't be inactive for more than an hour at a time, VanClay said. Playing games in which you each take turns (like kicking a ball back and forth), helps toddlers practice self-control, she said.
- Give in, a little
At this age, toddlers are trying to be more independent and allowing them a little freedom in some things, like picking their clothes or which dishes they use, can help them feel in control, McKay said.
They may then be more flexible on the rules that really matter, like wearing seat belts and holding hands crossing the street, she said.
- Hold your child
If your toddler is thrashing wildly and at risk of hurting himself or others, McKay said you can help him by using a technique known as holding.
Keep yourself calm, sit up against a wall, if possible, and envelop your child by holding him with his back to you and folding your arms over his. If he is a bigger toddler, take an arm in each of your hands and cross his arms. You can also cross your legs over his to contain his legs and prevent kicking. Hold him calmly and speak soothing words in a gentle tone.
"He won't be in any space to reason with and will, in any case, not be able to activate the reasoning part of his brain while he is distressed," she said. "As your tot calms, let him lie in your arms and cuddle until he is over his blow-out. Then offer him reassurance and a different, preferably quiet, activity."
When the tantrum is over, reassure your child that you love him, she said.
"Giving reassurance is not giving in," she said. "Just as adults need comfort when they feel upset or overwhelmed, toddlers need to know they are loved, even when their behavior isn't lovable, and by hugging him when he is calm you are rewarding him for settling down."
Readers can reach Forum reporter Tracy Frank at (701) 241-5526.
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