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Drumoig Golf Hotel, a 3-star in, St. Andrews is set amongst 250 acres with its own 18-hole championship golf course.
Enjoy the outstanding views of the course and beyond with a drink or meal on our terrace which overlooks the 18th green and lochs.
The bar menu offers tasty snacks and meals from 7:30 AM to 8:30 PM. Times are subject to change depending on the time of year. Free wireless Internet is available on site.
Drumoig is only 8 miles (13 kilometers) from St. Andrews and 5 miles (8 kilometers) from Dundee.
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Centre de Restauració i Interpretació Paleontològica
C/ Mestre J. Lladós, 1
08781 Els Hostalets de Pierola, Barcelona.
40 hours on-site.
This course is equivalent to 4 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) at the Life Science Zurich Graduate School.
The recognition of ECTS by other institutions depends on each university or school.
Places are limited to 20 participants and will be occupied by strict registration order.
Participants who have completed the course will receive a certificate at the end of it.
Dr. Juan L. Cantalapiedra
Museum für Naturkunde – Leibniz Institute for Research on Evolution and Biodiversity
Dr. Soledad De Esteban-Trivigno
Transmitting Science
Contact: email@example.com
Graduate or postgraduate degree in Biology (including palaeontologists no matter the degree).
Intermediate level of R is required (you are expected to install libraries, manipulate objects -vectors, tables, dataframes-, matching, and the basics of Graphics). If you are not familiar with R we recommend you to sign up for the previous course Introduction to R. Software's other than R will be explained during the course.
Participants should bring their personal laptop (Windows, Mac, Linux) with this software installed:
- Mesquite: http://mesquiteproject.org/mesquite/mesquite.html.
- R (www.r-project.org) with the following packages installed: ape, TreeSim, TreePar, Geiger, OUwie, BioGeoBEARS.
- FigTree: http://tree.bio.ed.ac.uk/software/figtree/.
Monday, September 19th, 2016.
- Morning: Introduction to phylogenies.
- What is a phylogeny?
- What can we do with phylogenies? (brief review).
- Where do phylogenies come from?: Informal trees, maximum parsimony, maximum likelihood and Bayesian inference.
- Dealing with phylogenies: Software outputs and formats.
- Afternoon: Practice using Mesquite, R, FigTree.
- Dealing with different formats.
- Editing phylogenetic trees.
- Plotting phylogenies.
- Time-scaling phylogenies of fossil taxa can be easy.
Tuesday, September 20th, 2016.
- Morning: Reconstructing character evolution on phylogenies.
- Maximum parsimony.
- Maximum likelihood.
- Practice using Mesquite and R.
- Afternoon:
- Bayesian Inference.
- Practice using BayesTraits.
- Introduction to biogeographic reconstruction.
Wednesday, September 21st, 2016.
- Morning: Practice biogeographic reconstruction in RASP and R (BioGeoBEARS).
- Morning / Afternoon: Trait model evolution and Phylogenetic signal.
- Brownian Motion, macroevolutionary optima and early bursts.
- Pagel's Lambda & Blomberg et al.'s K. (and other tree transformations).
- Practice using R (Geiger and OUwie).
- The rest of the day: Supervised practice with students' data or review of methodologies.
Thursday, September 22nd, 2016.
- Morning: Phylogenetic Comparative Methods.
- Discrete characters:
- Pagel's Correlation Method.
- Continuous characters:
- Generalized Least Squares (GLS).
- Generalized Estimated Equations (GEE).
- Discrete characters:
- Afternoon: Practice.
- Visualization: Mirror tree windows in Mesquite.
- Pagel's Method in Mesquite and BayesTraits.
- GLS and GEE in R.
Friday, September 23rd, 2016.
- Morning: Tree shape and diversification rates.
- Lineage Through Time plots (LTT plots, realized and reconstructed trees).
- Models of diversification (temporal variation, among clade variation).
- Character's effects on diversification.
- Afternoon:
- Practice using R (ape, TreeSim, TreePar, Geiger).
- Tree Simulation and LTT plots.
- Testing diversification models (birth-death models, yule models…).
Previous editions of this course
3rd Edition, September 28th-October 2nd, 2015
Eighteen people belonging to the following countries and institutions participated in this edition:
- South Africa: University of South Africa.
- Mexico: National Autonomous University of Mexico.
- Spain: Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, University of Alcalá.
- Ireland: National University of Ireland – Galway.
- Estonia: University of Tartu.
- Denmark: Natural History Museum of Denmark – University of Copenhagen, University of Copenhagen.
- Germany: Museum für Naturkunde – Berlin.
- Italy: Second University of Naples.
- United Kingdom: The James Hutton Institute, University of Nottingham, University of Bristol, National Museum of Scotland.
- United States of America: University of California Santa Cruz.
- Austria: University of Vienna.
- Brazil: Universidad Estatal Paulista "Júlio de Mesquita Filho" – Río Claro.
- Russia: Saint Petersburg State University.
2nd Edition, October 27th-31st, 2014
Fourteen people belonging to the following countries and institutions participated in this edition:
- Spain: Institut Català de Paleontologia Miquel Crusafont, Instituto Pirenaico de Ecología – CSIC.
- Belgium: Katholieke Universiteit Leuven.
- Sweden: Lund University.
- Germany: Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research – Max Planck Society, Museum für Naturkunde – Berlin.
- Portugal: University of Aveiro.
- Argentina: University of Buenos Aires.
- Denmark: University of Copenhagen.
- United Kingdom: University of Leeds, University of Nottingham.
- Switzerland: University of Zurich.
1st Edition, September 9th-13th, 2013
Eight people belonging to the following countries and institutions participated in this edition:
- Spain: University of Cadiz.
- United States of America: Smithsonian Institution, Michigan State University.
- Colombia: Universidad Nacional de Colombia.
- Denmark: Natural History Museum of Denmark – University of Copenhagen.
- Australia: Australian National University, Australian Institute of Marine Science.
- Japan: RIKEN BioResource Center.
- Course Fee
- Early bird (until June 15th, 2016):
- 470 €
- Regular (after June 15th, 2016):
- 660 €
- This includes course material, coffee breaks and lunches.
- Accommodation Package
- Early bird (until June 15th, 2016):
- 360 €
- Regular (after June 15th, 2016):
- 360 €
- This includes local transportation, lodging, breakfasts, dinners and social (tourist) activities.
- Course Fee + Accommodation Package
- Early bird (until June 15th, 2016):
- 830 €
- Regular (after June 15th, 2016):
- 1,020 €
- This includes course material, coffee breaks, local transportation, lodging, breakfasts, lunches, dinners and social (tourist) activities.
We offer the possibility of paying in two instalments (contact the course coordinator). Discounts (see Funding below) are not cumulative and apply only on the fee, not to Accommodation Package or other options.
If you take the Accommodation Package you will be hosted in the Youth Hostel Can Roviralta, in shared dormitories (common bathrooms), although you will only share rooms with other classmates. The possibility exists that the dormitories will be mixed. Therefore, if this is an inconvenience for you, and you require staying in a dormitory with only women, or only men, please indicate so in the "Comments" field of the Registration form (see below).
A supplemental charge will be added if you prefer to stay in a single room with private bathroom. The number of rooms is limited and if you prefer to have a single room, let us know it as soon as possible. If you want more information on this please contact the course coordinator.
Please be aware that from the centre of Barcelona city it takes about one hour by car and one hour and a half by public transport to arrive to Els Hostalets de Pierola. Course participants will find that staying in Els Hostalets de Pierola is more convenient.
If you do not want the Accommodation Package, accommodation is available in places other than Els Hostalets de Pierola. You may stay in Barcelona city, Martorell or Igualada. You will find information about Hotels in Martorell here, and information about Hotels in Igualada here.
How to get to Els Hostalets de Pierola from Barcelona city, Martorell and Igualada.
Former participants will have a 5 % discount on the Course Fee.
Unfortunately there are no scholarships available for this course. However a 20 % discount on the Course Fee is offered for members of some organizations (Organizations with discount). If you want to apply to this discount please indicate it in the Registration form (proof will be asked later).
Spanish unemployed scientists, as well as Spanish PhD students without any grant or scholarship to develop their PhD, could benefit from a 40 % discount on the Course Fee. If you want to ask for this discount, please contact the course coordinator. That would apply for a maximum of 2 places and they will be covered by strict inscription order.
Discounts are not cumulative and apply only on the fee, not to Accommodation Package or other options.
|Course Schedule
|Course + Accommodation Package Schedule
|Sunday, September 18th, 2016
|19:00 Meeting point in Plaza Catalunya (Barcelona) to take the bus to Els Hostalets de Pierola. If you are planning to arrive later, you can find more information in How to get there.
20:00 Registration in the Youth Hostel.
20:30 Dinner.
|Monday, September 19th through Friday, September 23rd, 2016
|9:30 to 13:30 Lessons.
13:30 to 15:00 Lunch.
15:00 to 19:00 Lessons.
There will be two coffee breaks each day, halfway through each lesson session.
|8:00 to 9:00 Breakfast.
9:30 to 13:30 Lessons.
13:30 to 15:00 Lunch.
15:00 to 19:00 Lessons.
20:30 Dinner.
There will be two coffee breaks each day, halfway through each lesson session.
|Saturday, September 24th, 2016
|8:00 to 9:00 Breakfast.
9:15 Meeting point in the Youth Hostel to take the bus to visit a wine cellar.
10:00 Arrival at the wine cellar.
11:30 Bus to Barcelona city.
13:00 Arrival at Plaza Catalunya (Barcelona).
The schedule is approximate; it is possible that the content of one day may run into the next and a working day may be longer than advertised.


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That'll teach me to refrigerate!! :-/
Alienistic…. really really goode !!!
Hmmmm!! So much for, you know who, the fresh food people! :-/
Wow this means it's now ready to go in the ground.hehe
I know Malcolm, but the plants would take over the yard. It'd be like Triffidsville out there! lolol!
nice cultivation and framing…
Unintensional,………on both counts John! lolol!
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Gosh Magee when I saw the title I thought you were cracking it about something and you had me worried. HAHAHA. Damn nice shot, Clear and crisp. Just keep em in a dark place. Wayne
I was Wayne! That thing is as long as my arm, and now I don't know if I should eat it, or water it! lolol!
beautiful and poisonous….solanine if it's a potato.Take the irony!!
Oh!!! Thank you dearest Annamaria! It's a Sweet Potato.I just googled 'Solanine', and found this!
Are sweet potatoes with green sprouts still safe to eat?Sweet potatoes are botanically unrelated to the common potato. Potatoes are part of the nightshade family while Sweet Potatoes are cousins of the morning-glory. They do not produce the toxic solanine. Nevertheless, it is recommended to store them in a cool and dry place for up to one month, or use within one week if stored at room temperature. If refrigerated, their natural sugar will turn to starch and ruin the flavour. The common potato is a member of the nightshade family (Solanaceae) and should always be stored in a dark cool place, and kept away from light. Potatoes may turn green when exposed to light. To be safe, any green part on the potato, including any growths, should be cut away before using. Do not eat green potatoes, or the leaves, or stems. They contain solanine, a toxic alkaloidal glycoside. Besides, solanine is not destroyed when green potatoes are cooked.
Grazie Annamaria! xx
Awesome Magee!did the same shot last year but not as nice background! Love it!!
Thank you Edyta! It's sitting in my fruit bowl, so I just propped a cushion up behine it! lolol!
Now aint that something!!!!!! You could have lied and called it a rare and hard to grow exotic cultivar or something of that nature Magee! But noooo, it's just one of them there humble vegie thingies, hah!! All jokes aside my friend, this really is fabulous ……. I love the colours and the lighting here, is there no end to your talent??? ….. so nicely captured!!! ;)))
Yeah!! It's something alright John! About $6.00 woth down the blinky drain! I live on the things. They are one of my staples. I'm a big on my fresh vegies. Never touch white potato, but these things are just so good for you, AND I just love them steamed. Now I'm sure if I googled their origin, I could come up with something exotic, but I don't have time. I have to go shopping for a replacement, before the green grocer closes! lolol!
Love the Title- the colours and subject- fantastic work Robyn!
Thank you Pauline!!! You're very kind! xx
Oh Wow!! Perfect! Awesome! Great focus, detail and background! Now, I'm the one telling YOU to get it into these groups. This one and This one and This one Ha! Sorry couldn't resist!! Wonderful photo, Robyn! (now I hope my links work!!!)
Done! Done! and awaiting approval!!!! heheheheee! Thanks so much Alex!!! :-))
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FLETCHER -- With gasoline prices at record highs above $2.50 per gallon, Tom Davis expects a big turnout for the Clean Air Car Fair and Southern Energy and Environmental Expo this weekend.
The fair and the expo will feature more than 30 vehicles that get high mileage and have low air pollution emissions on display Friday through Sunday at the WNC Agricultural Center on N.C. 280 across from Asheville Regional Airport. Davis, coordinator of the event for the Environmental and Conservation Organization, said he expects many people will turn out to look at vehicles that could help cut their gasoline bills.
"In fact, some of the cars we wanted we can't get because the dealers are all sold out," he said Wednesday.
For instance, the fair was unable to get a Volkswagen TDI diesel-powered Jetta or Beetle. The cars get about 30 percent better mileage than similar gasoline models.
But the fair will have a wide variety of high mileage, low-emissions vehicles, including the new Toyota Highlander and Ford Escape gasoline/electric hybrid SUVs, as well as Toyota's hybrid Prius and Honda's hybrid Civic, Insight and Accord. A chart will display the mileage of all available vehicles.
In addition to stock vehicles displayed by area dealers, the fair will also feature cutting edge alternative fuels vehicles such as an electric GEM Car from Egolf Motors, flex-fuel cars that run on gas or ethanol from several dealers, a Honda Civic GX powered by compressed natural gas and several vehicles that run on plant-based bio-diesel fuel.
Organizers had hoped to bring their first-ever, hydrogen-powered vehicle to the fair and expo, but were unable to get one from GM, Davis said.
The fair will feature a hybrid Chevrolet Silverado, a full-sized pickup truck that gets 15 percent better mileage than gasoline models. With four 120-volt outlets, contractors can use it as an electric power supply for tools at remote locations.
Demand is high for vehicles that get high-fuel efficiency, said Brian Weekley, a salesman at Bryan Easler Toyota.
The company has about a month waiting list for the Prius, which gets 60 mpg in city driving and starts at about $21,000; and for the hybrid Highlander, which gets 28 to 31 mpg and costs about $41,000 and up depending on options.
"There are several other high-mileage vehicles you can get right into that get 38 to 40 mpg," said Weekley, mentioning the Toyota Scion and Corolla as examples.
Bryan Easler Toyota was looking at bringing a Scion to the fair but is sold out of them right now, he said.
Two Asheville residents, Beth Keevauver and Keith Bowman, will be awarded a 2005 Prius from the Center for the New American Dream at 2 p.m. on Friday at the fair.
They beat out 35,000 contestants to come up with a slogan for the group's campaign urging auto makers to bring more hybrids to the market.
Their slogan: "Green Cars Today, Blue Skies Tomorrow."
Friday will also include a 2 p.m. public forum on alternative fuels in the Car Fair arena.
The Clean Vehicles Coalition, an organization formed by Land-of-Sky Regional Council, will discuss efforts to get the U.S. Department of Energy to designate five Western North Carolina counties part of the Clean Cities initiative to spur use of alternative fuels.
"There is a bio-diesel public pump in West Asheville (The Gas-Up on Haywood Road) and there's going to be a compressed natural gas station in Asheville this fall, so we are starting to get more alternative fuels residents can use," Davis said.
Hendersonville-based ECO started the clean-air car fair several years ago and this is the fourth year it will be part of the Expo, Davis said.
The expo is sponsored by BackHome Magazine, a Hendersonville-based publication with distribution throughout the United States and Canada.
The event features hundreds of exhibits of energy-efficient and environmentally friendly technologies, products and educational displays.
For this first time, this year the expo will include a series of intensive half-day workshops covering small-scale wind systems, cordwood masonry construction, bio-fuels production, solar hot water and photovoltaic electric systems, sustainable agriculture.
Presenters will also hold a green-building tour Sunday.
Admission is $7 per day for adults; $3 per day for ages 13-18 and free for children 12 and younger.
Hours are noon to 6 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday.
People who drive hybrids or alternative fuel vehicles or ride a bicycle will get free admission, and for the drivers, VIP parking.
For more information, visit www.seeexpo.com on the Internet.


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|Aantal personen:
|4 Personen
|Italië > Lombardije > Bormio
|Maria Dotti
|+39 339 6581018
|Adverteert sinds april 2004
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Fiordaliso is a spacious apartment divided over two floors in a newly constructed residence . The apartment is very accurately and charmingly furnished with precious natural materials and lots of wood that conveys all of the warmth of a traditional mountain style living.
The 80 m2 apartment divided over two floors and can accommodate up to five people. The main floor consists of the entrance, living room with dining and sitting area, fireplace, TV, video recorder, radio and internet connection. The corner kitchen contains a fridge with a small freezer, small dishwasher, 4 burners, microwave, and oven. One double bedroom with bathroom/shower. The main floor also has two furnished balconies that are positioned to catch sunshine from morning to evening.
The upper floor has three single beds in a secluded, private open area with an additional bathroom, sink WC and bidet. The residence is next to the Cristallo Hotel and only a five minute walk to the city centre.
Garage available
Bormio in winter is a very well known ski resort because it is easily reached from Lombardy (Milan and Bergamo) and the roads are always accessable. With it's 24 ski lifts reaching as high as 3020 m ( 2 black runs, 8 red runs and 8 blue runs) you will find something for all levels of skiers and snowboarding. There is also 12km of groomed cross-country trails in the area.
A great attraction both in the winter and summer, are the thermal baths. At just 3km outside the village on the mountain road towards Stelvio pass, these baths date back to pre-roman times and were used all through the middle ages. The spas are very well equipped with sauna's, Turkish and/or mud baths, and indoor and outdoor hot water pools with water temperatures ranging from 35 to 60º c.
In Bormio "city" there is modern building with thermal baths and treatments for skin and wellness.
Bormio, for the most part, is a very quiet village. Although Christmas and the month of August, you will find the Italians that live in the Lombardy region , spending their holidays in Bormio and surroundings. The old city centre is a pedestrian area with trendy shops, bars and restaurants. This is a less than 5 minute walk from Fiordaliso apartment.
Summer: Bormio has a Golf course, cycling tracks, walking paths, hiking and climbing , tennis. There is summer skiing at 3000 m. available as well.
Food: Try the "sciat" warm cheese pastries on crip salad and " pizzocheri" made with a buckwheat pasta cooked in a vegetable/ potato soup , that is mixed with a rich sauce of butter, garlic, and a local " bit" cheese .....
Bormio is on the South side of the alps and enjoys a very sunny climate both in winter and summer. It is situated in the "Valtellina" valley, which is bordered by high mountains.( over 3000 m) and stretches from lake Como to the border with Switzerland and Austria. The slopes in this long valley facing the south are intensively covered with vineyards, producing very strong wines such as Inferno, Grumello and Sassella. This large valley has always been of great importance as a throughway for trade from Milan, Como, Bergamo with the populations living in North Europe . The influence of this interaction between different populations you will notice in the many medieval buildings and churches. Tirano, which is the " capital" is a good example. We suggest you take the "Bernina Express " ( both summer and winter )and travel for hours through high mountains( in summer even in open carrages) cross the Bernina pass and go down to St. Moritz , or if you like the thrill of challenging mountains roads either by car or mountainbike ( in summer ) negotiate the steep winding breathtaking Umbrail , Stelvio, Foscagno pass
Bormio is the last village before going up the steep mountain road leading to the Stelvio pass (which is closed in winter) on the border with Switzerland.
In the Winter:
By air: Milan or Bergamo airports (Budget airlines, Ryanair, Easyjet, etc.)
By car: Milan/Bergamo; Lecco, Sondrio, Tirano, Bormio. (approximately 200 km)
By train: Lecco - Sondrio - Tirano, and then by bus to Bormio (40 km)
In the summer:
As above, or by car from the North through Austria (Innsbruck) Switzerland (Zurich -Chur)
BY BUS :Fly and we'll drive you to Valtellina & AltaValtellina!
For the guest flying from/to Bergamo Orio al Serio or Milano Malpensa airport it's working a bus transfer from/to Bormio.
This service, working from 29th November to 18th April has two different bus line, that connect the airports of Orio al Serio and Malpensa to Bormio.
|80 m2
|Woonruimte 1 :
|20 m2, Kookgelegenheid, Hoekbank, Eethoek, Open haard, Laminaat/parket, Televisie,
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|Bad & WC 1 :
|4 m2, Douche, Sunlight, Bidet, Wastafel, Spiegeling,
|Bad & WC 2 :
|4 m2, Sunlight, Bidet, Wastafel, Spiegeling,
|Bad & WC 3 :
|Slaapkamer 1 :
|12 m2, 1 2-persoonsbedden, Te verduisteren, Leeslamp/-licht, Nachtkastje,
|Slaapkamer 2 :
|20 m2, 2 Eenpersoonsbedden, 1 Kinderbedden, Te verduisteren, Leeslamp/-licht, Nachtkastje,
|Diversen :
|Whirlpool, Wasmachine, Tuinmeubilair, Internet /WLAN, SAT-ontvangst, Televisie, Videorecorder, Centrale verwarming, Balkon, Nietrokers,
|Huisdieren toegestaan:
|Station :
|40 km
|Bus :
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|Luchthaven :
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|181 km
|Luchthaven :
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|Algemene borgsom:
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|Stroom, Gas, Water, Handdoeken, Beddenlinnen, Parkeermogelijkheden,
|Bijkomende kosten:
|Verwarming, Reiniging 70 €,
|Visa, Contante betaling, Vooruitbetaling met 40% korting,
|Minimale verblijf:
|7 dagen
|Zaterdag, Zondag, Maandag, Dinsdag, Woensdag, Donderdag, Vrijdag,


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The Welland Canal - a great wonder
How is it possible to lift ships up and over the cliff face of the Niagara Escarpment?
Not only is this done on a routine basis, but the technology is so simple that ships have been routinely hoisted up and down the escarpment for over 150 years. Let gravity and water do the work. The locks are filled and emptied by water flowing downhill from Lake Erie toward Lake Ontario.
Anne and I spent an hour here watching a huge ship come up the canal and float into the lock. The giant doors at the stern of the ship closed, the water started filling the lock and the ship rose. when the lock was full, the doors at the bow of the ship opened and the ship sailed off into the distance.
Lock 3 Complex-St.Catharines is located On Government Road north of Glendale Ave.The centre features an observation platform, full service restaurant and the St.Catharines Museum. The complex is open all year although ships only transit the canal from March to December. A quality souvenir store, food concession, patio area and information centre are all on site.
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Plucking the freshest of Ontario
Everybody knows that Niagara region offers tours to many wineries and vineyards. However, we would like to recommend cherry, apple, strawberry and plum picking in one of the many orchards. It is lot of fun while on a road trip. For information on orchards and farms, one can pick up a Rural Routes brochure at about any Avondale Stroe in Niagara. Avondale stores are variety stores that you can find in many plazas and strip malls in Niagara region.
Here are some things to watch for:
1. Pick an off peak traffic day and time. Peak traffic times will kill all the fun that you can have.
2. Go on the road less travelled and pick a farm that is not crowded.
3. For picking from the trees, ensure that you don't unnecessarily bend any branches for that can break them and destroy a tree and subject you to heavy fine.
4. Always wear rough and dark clothing. Ripened fruite juices and small insects will fall all over your clothes and when you remove them, they get squashed leaving bad patches on the clothes you are wearing.
5. Let the younger lot go for plucking the fruites, while parents rest and gossip.Related to:
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Watch fury of Niagara River and activities on it
By leaving the well marked trails of Niagara Glen and carving our own way carefully (picture # 4), we approached the banks of Niagara River where we saw it in all its rage. The rapids would have been ideal for white water rafting, but instead these were being negotiated by whirlpool jet boats (picture # 1). The spots near the river offered wonderful views of the river upstream (picture #s 2 and 3), the aero car over Niagara Whirlpool (picture # 5), the rapids, and the mountain and river bank on the US side of the Gorge. Wesaw a couple of families picnicing on the US side.Related to:
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Spring in Niagara Falls
Spring season comes with crocuses and daffodils adorning the park area. 30,000 bulbs of daffodils along Niagara Parkway offer 180 degree tourism to those interested in flowers. We noted that spring came to the Niagara Falls area slightly later than in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). Whereas daffodils were fading out and giving way to tulips in the GTA, they were still in their prime blooms in the area. Early tulips had begun blooming too, but most of them were still in pre-blooming development stage.Related to:
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Dufferin Islands Nature Preserve
Dufferin Islands Nature Preserve is just 1 mile upstream of the falls. It's a peaceful place with footpaths leading from little island to island. A picnic area is provided complete with grills for Bar-B-Queing.
Parking is free. It's worth a stop for a look around. I saw people fishing as well as picnicing. The are also quite a variety of waterfowl in the park.
Fishing is allowed in the park, but it is catch and release only.
Niagara Parkway, Niagara Falls, Ontario.Related to:
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The power of Niagara Falls
During tourist season there are 100,000 cubic feet/second of water going over the falls. The flow is regulated by a joint board and is cut back in the evenings and during the off season times.
Power plants along the Niagara River, on both sides of the border generate about 4.4 gigawatts of electricity. (1 gigawatt=1 billion watts) Power generation, because the falls produce such an enormous amount of energy, is an enormous benefit. Water from the Niagara River is diverted through huge tunnels. These pass thru turbines and create power for both sides of the border. Niagara is easily the largest energy producer in New York State.Related to:
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Niagara Falls in the winter
Most people will visit the Falls during the spring, summer and fall season, but to see something rather unique, a winter visit is called for. The ice, snow and mist are absolutely amazing.
Just remember that it can be bone-chillingly cold and your pictures could come out looking terrible, unless you know what you are doing...Related to:
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Eat Fresh Bio Apples
Due to construction work in the central district , we had to take a side road through some gardens to get to the parking lot. It turned out those are used to grow sweet apple. We had apples for lunch and it was so yummy. If you re there in the apple season dont miss a try.Add to your Trip Planner
Welland Canal, new and old
West of Niagara Falls is the Welland Ship Canal, allowing lake and ocean freighters and pleasure craft to bypass Niagara Falls and the Niagara River in their trek from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario.
The lakes are at different elevations, requiring the use of a series of locks. Lock 3 between the cities of Thorold and St. Catharines has a public viewing area. It is fascinating to watch this engineering marvel at work. Kids and adults alike will be interested in the lock, and the lift bridges. Just south of this lock are the "Flight Locks", a series of 3 double-laned locks. There is no public access here, but driving along side it gives a sense of the height that ships must climb in this one section alone.
Just east is one of the previous ship canals, with now dilapidated locks, built a long time ago for smaller ships. This gives a sense of history to the visitor, and perspective on the changes yet similarities in technology with the passage of time.
In summary, this a definately a worthwhile family outing, away from the usual touristy sites at nearby Niagara Falls.Add to your Trip Planner
Stroll in the Whirlpool Park
It is just a nice feeling to walk next to the rapids and have a walk way that overlooks the whirlpool. Aj and I sure loved it for a couple of hours in the afternoon. Nice and full of shade from the sun it is a good way to spend some time on your own.Add to your Trip Planner
Take a minute for a sight
Not far away from the village, you find a park, where the old Canada's capital laid several years ago. Now only a monument and a few buildings rememorate that, and some guide telling the "White" house story... but instead of the stones or monuments, I prefer to use this picture to remember the place, looking at the Ontario lake, with Toronto somewhere over the horizon...Related to:
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Fireworks over the Falls - in the summer on Fridays at 10 pm, and on some Sundays. Very special to watch fireworks over the illuminated waterfalls. Don't have any photos, since they don't turn out when you are too far away.Add to your Trip Planner
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Cham Shan Buddhist Temple
The Cham Shan Buddhist Temple stands in stark contrast to the general idea people have of Niagara Falls, which contributes to make it such an interesting sight. The whole complex is larger than it seems, and you can enter the temple which is open every day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The statues were especially impressive.
Guided tours are offered on weekends during the summer months. Both the entrance to the temple and the tours are free (voluntary donations).
The temple is located at 4303 River Rd, Niagara Falls, Ontario L2E 3E8, across the street from the White Water Walk, not far north from the Whirlpool Bridge.Related to:
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Capability and cost assessment of the major forest nations to measure and monitor their forest carbon
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Description: According to the Executive Summary, the aims and objective of this report are to provide an assessment of national capacity and capability in 25 tropical countries for measuring and monitoring forest as a requirement for reporting on REDD under IPCC guidelines. This paper was commissioned by the United Kingdom Office of Climate Change as background work to its report 'Climate Change: Financing Global Forests' (the Eliasch Review).
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Date: 2009
Creator: Rohde, Anja & Bee, Hilmar
Description: This booklet discusses how energy sufficiency is the best solution for reducing energy consumption and waste. It presents policies for reducing global energy consumption such as energy auditing, phasing out incandescent light bulbs, combined heat/cooling energy and power, carbon-negative cooking, smart metering, area road pricing, and other measures.
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The Significance of Mercantilism in the Process of the Economic Evolution of Venezuela
Date: May 1964
Creator: Sosa-Rodríguez, Eduardo
Description: The purpose of this thesis is to evaluate the economic thought involved in the process of the economic evolution of Venezuela.
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The 49ers are now 0-for-4 in re-signing their top free agents after defensive lineman Ricky Jean Francois came to terms Thursday with the Colts.
The deal is reportedly worth $22 million over four years. Jean Francois, 26, will likely be a starter on the Colts' D-line after being a key reserve for much of his three years in San Francisco.
A starting role opened up for him on the Niners when Isaac Sopoaga signed with Philly on Tuesday. But the chances Jean Francois would return dropped to slim when the Niners signed Glenn Dorsey to a two-year contract on Wednesday.
Now Colts fans will try to figure out if his first name is Ricky Jean or if his last name is Jean Francois.
[via SF Gate]


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Fennekin uses a new move called Glow Punch against Litleo.
Clauncher seems to be battling Skrelp underwater.
There is a blue car parked in Lumiose City.
The player is seen riding a bike.
There is a quick shot of a water fountain with two Horsea statues shooting out water at a Clamperl statue in the middle.
The player walks up a staircase to a train station - we can see train tracks behind him, which go over a bridge.
Skrelp is battled on the beach over a puddle of water with the ocean and a mountain in the background.
Mewtwo in its new forme uses some sort of attack that shoots white light up, then hits Xerneas with the lights, which then turn into small rainbow-colored shapes.
Charizard uses Fire Blast against Flygon in a Sky Battle.
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