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Alumni Updates (November 30-December 6)
Officers and some members of the Silliman University Alumni Association-United Kingdom Chapter gathered November 30, 2015 to have high tea at the popular Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon in Fortnum and Mason, London. It was no ordinary venue for them as the head pastry chef Scott Stewart A. Villacora is a Sillimanian. Scott prepared a spread of delectable goodies for fellow alumni Christine Duran, Win Heapy, John A Heapy, Aura Ampong, Jocelyn Ferrer, May Lynette Diao Alabastro, Aaron Bravo Gallo, Zaleia Gerlie, April V. Del Rosario, Charlton Marc Alabastro and Mary Lee.
The English afternoon tea tradition is feature at Fortnum and Mason. The Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon was refurbished and re-opened by Her Majesty The Queen of England in 2012 and has since become a stylish destination for the most traditional of afternoon teas.
Scott is a champion in delivering British tradition with a twist. He finished high school in Silliman in 1996 and obtained his degree in Management from the University in 2001. He later received his Diploma in Culinary Arts at the Philippine School of Culinary Arts and his Diploma in Food Preparation and Cooking NVQ 2 at the City and Guilds of London Institute.
The holiday season is just around the corner and Sillimanians around the world are gearing up to celebrate it together.
Nobody can't stop the guys and gals of the Silliman University Alumni Association National Capital Region (SUAANCR) from partying this coming Saturday, December 5, 2015, 12NN to 5PM at 4141 N Henderson Road, Arlington VA 22203 (Hyde Park Party Room). Chapter president Danny T. Luzada is inviting all Sillimanians around the area to the party which menu, Danny says, "is getting longer and 'healthier' each day". E-mail Danny at [email protected].
The Silliman University General Alumni Register, an alumni chapter based in Houston, Texas will be holding their Christmas get-together on December 11, 2015, 6PM, at the Kim Son Restaurant, 12750 Southwest Fwy, Stafford, Texas 77477. Join them! Contact Shirley at 713-894-9235 or Melanae at 832-641-7451.
On December 12, 2015, the Silliman University Alumni Association Northern California will be holding their annual potluck Christmas party at 4PM, Elk Grove Congregational Church of Christ, 9624 Melrose Avenue, Elk Grove, CA 95624. For details, e-mail Maribel S. Cuaresma at [email protected].
In Europe: The Silliman University Alumni Association Ireland/Northern Ireland will have their Christmas party and year-end general assembly on December 13, 2015 at the residence of Sheila Dan located at 13 Parklands Way Maynooth. To be inducted chapter officers for 2016 are: Jahaziel Macias Abarado (president), Maria Sherree Suarez-Caldamo (vice president), Suzi Ybañez Mutnane (secretary), Shriegley Mae Delegero-Dy (treasurer), Jesslyn Fietje and Genevieve Marum (public relation officers) and Eunice Gonzales Stewart (social and event committee chairperson); and as members of the board of directors: Ryan Kho, Bernadette Lagura, Ardianeta Abarado and Erah Retana Roche. Noel Abique Jereza is chapter adviser. For more information, check out the chapter's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/279565228819414/.


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Update to Shot Fired in the 2800 Block of Mesa Ave. #GVCopBeat
Update on Tuesday, September 9 at 4:30 p.m.
Based on our investigation at this point we are able to release the following additional information:
On Monday, September 8 at approximately 6:00 p.m. a juvenile male was walking in the 2800 block of Mesa Ave. when 15-year-old Dalton Castleberry of Grand Junction began walking toward him from across a field. The victim and Castleberry knew each other. Castleberry raised a semi-automatic handgun in the victim's direction and fired a single round. The bullet did not hit the victim, but officers found a round from a handgun embedded in a nearby home on Mesa Ave. No one was injured.
Castleberry fled the scene on his bicycle. Grand Junction Police Department officers and Mesa County Sheriff's Office deputies immediately began searching for Castleberry, and eventually took him into custody at his home in the 600 block of Orchard Run. We have not recovered the gun used in this incident.
Castleberry was screened into the Division of Youth Corrections on charges of attempted first degree murder, juvenile in possession of a handgun, reckless endangerment, and illegal discharge of a firearm.

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Diploma Thesis
I'm currently working on my diploma thesis "Evaluating Interaction Techniques for cross-device data exchange". I compared different HCI approaches with common data exchange techniques to how cross-device data exchange can be improved. My advisers are Leonhard Lichtschlag and Simon Völker.
- Alexander Behrens and Hendrik Röllinger
+Proceedings of the 14th International Student Conference on Electrical Engineering POSTER 2010, *Best Paper Award*


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Opening Times
Please note: Paultons Park is closed on selected days in February/March/October/November and December. Please check the opening times above carefully before visiting. Selected rides and attractions will open at 12 noon at certain times throughout the season.
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Ness Ziona, Israel, May 01, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Nano Dimension Ltd., a leading additive electronics provider (Nasdaq, TASE: NNDM), today announced that it will release its results for the first quarter 2019 before the Nasdaq market opens on Wednesday, May 15, 2019.
Mr. Amit Dror, Chief Executive Officer, and Ms. Yael Sandler, Chief Financial Officer, will host a conference call on May 15, 2019, at 9:00 a.m. EDT, to discuss the financial results.
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[vc_row][vc_column][title_nd tag="h2″ align="left" title="About Tibet" color="#000000″][vc_empty_space height="30px"][divider_nd size="small" align="left" color="#dddddd"][vc_column_text]When the word Tibet is mentioned something, most people think of cold and snow. In fact it, it snows only once or twice a year. And thanks to almost perpitual sunshine, even during the coldest days of winter, it is really not that cold during the daytime. Tibet is so sunny that it produces a year-round sunshine of over 3,000 hours.
Tibets' old name by which it is most popularly known "land of snow, or Shangri-la", is by no means to say that the entire land is always thickly covered in snow. It is only correct when it refers to the world's greatest mountain ranges: the Himalayas, Nyachen Thanglha and Gangkar Tisi. These fears ranges show their beautiful snow-covered peaks against the bluest of skies.Geographically, Tibet can be divided into three major parts, the east, north and south. The eastern part is forrest region, occupying approximately one-fourth of the land. Virgin forests run the breadth and length of this part of Tibet. The northern part is grassland; nomads and yak and sheep dwell here. This part occupies approximately one half of the land area of Tibet. The southern and central part is agricultural region, occupying about one –fourth of Tibet's land area. With all major Tibetan Tibetan cities and town such as Lhasa, Shigatse, Gyangtse and Tsedang located in this area, it is considered the cultural centre of Tibet.
The total area of the Tibet Autonomous region is 1,200,000 square kilometers and its population1,900,000. The region is administratively divided into one municipality and six prefectures are Shigatse, Ngari, Lhoka(Tsedang), Chamdo, Nakchu and Nyingtri(Kongpo). The people's government of the Tibet Autonomous Region exercises the highest administrative authority in Tibet.[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space height="30px"][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_tta_accordion style="modern" shape="square" color="sandy-brown" spacing="2″ gap="2″ c_icon="chevron" active_section="1″ collapsible_all="true"][vc_tta_section i_icon_fontawesome="fa fa-soundcloud" title="CLIMATE" tab_id="1470827502318-90cb0bef-06b1″ add_icon="true"][vc_column_text]Although temperatures vary greatly (temperatures can sometimes drop 15`C in a day), the region's climate is not as harsh as most people imagine it to. Especially the central areas, such as Lhasa, Tsedang, Shigatse and the major cities in Tibet have mild weather year round. It's not very hot in the summer, and not very cold in the winter. The monsoon starts in the summer time and reaches 12 inches of rainfall, by far the most in a year. In winter it hardly ever snows because this is the dry season.[/vc_column_text][/vc_tta_section][vc_tta_section i_icon_fontawesome="fa fa-heartbeat" title="HEALTH" tab_id="1470827698491-25662d14-710e" add_icon="true"][vc_column_text]Most places in Tibet are above 3,600m. Therefore heart pounding and shortness of breath are normal responses. They are caused by a lack of oxygen. This can affect anybody, regarding their level of fitness and has nothing to do with age for example. Rest for acclimatization is required especially for the first day in Tibet. If mountain sickness is acute, you should see a doctor. He can help with giving you fresh oxygen.
While in Tibet, you are suggested to drink at least 2 liters of water a day because. This helps against altitude sickness. Also it is essential to bring dark sun glasses and sun lotion to prevent you from burning.[/vc_column_text][/vc_tta_section][vc_tta_section i_icon_fontawesome="fa fa-bookmark" title="HISTORY" tab_id="1470827799989-97943859-f22e" add_icon="true"][vc_column_text]Tibetan history can be traced thousands of years back. However, the written history only dates back to the 7th century when Songtsan Gampo, the 33rd Tibetan King, sent his minister Sambhota to India to study Sanskrit who on his return invented the present Tibetan script base on Sanskrit. Tibet's history can be divided into four periods.[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space height="20PX"][vc_column_text]1.The Tsanpos'(King) period.
This period starts from Nyatri Tsanpo, the first of the Tsanpos, in 127 B.C. (Historain differ in view of the date, but this date is taken from the White Annals, a reliable book on Tibetan history) and end in 842 A.D. at the death of Lang Darma, the last of the Tsanpos, who was assassinated by a Buddhist monk owing to Lang Darma's ruthless persecution of Buddhism. During this period some 42 Tsanpos had ruled over Tibet among which Songtsan Gampo's rule (7th Century) was considered as the Zenith.Songtsan Gampo was an outstanding ruler. He unified Tibet, changed his capital to Lhasa, sent Sambhota to India to study Sanskrit and promulgated a script for the Tibetans on the latter's return to Tibet, Married princess Wencheng of the Tang court and Princess Bhrikuti Devi of Nepal, built the Potala palace and the temple of Jokhang and Romoche temple.[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space height="20PX"][vc_column_text]2.The Period of Decentralization.
This period began in 842 A.D. the year of Lang Darma assassination, and ended in about 1260 A.D. , when Pagpa, the Abbot of Sakya monastery, became a vassal of Kublai Khan, the first Emperor of the Yuan Dynasty. During this period a little known in history except that Tibet became decentralized into a number of petty principalities.[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space height="20PX"][vc_column_text]3.The Period of Sakya, Pagdu, and Karmapa's Rule
This period began in Sakya's ruler over Tibet, followed by Pagdu's ruler in Lhoka and then by Karmpa's rule in the Tsang region(Shigatse). This period lasted from 1260 A.D. to 1642 A.D. during which political powers centered in the three regions of Sakya, Pagdu, and Tsang successively ruled over Tibet.[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space height="20PX"][vc_column_text]4.The period of the Gadan Podrang's Administration
This period is the period in which the Dalai Lama ruled Tibet. It started in 1642 A.D. when the 5th Dalai Lama over took the ruling power from the Tsang ruler. It basically ended in 1951 when Tibet was liberated and came to a complete end in 1959 when the rebellion was pacified and the people's government of the Tibet Autonomous Region was set up.[/vc_column_text][/vc_tta_section][vc_tta_section i_icon_fontawesome="fa fa-lightbulb-o" title="RELIGION" tab_id="1470828752779-be75f942-5a31″ add_icon="true"][vc_column_text]No other religion apart from Buddhism has been able to take root in Tibet. Only a small population of about 2,000 throughout Tibet have faith in Islam, while there is no trace of Christianity at all. The Bon, the aborigine religion of Tibet, a sect of Shamanism which chiefly worshipped idols and the nature and practiced excorcising evil spirits, had at one time prevailed in Tibet but lost ground with the penetration of Buddhism.Thus, Buddhism can well be said to be the sole religion of Tibet and the faith has taken so deep in root that it means almost everything to the Tibetans. Well-to-do families even built in their compound private chapels or prayer-rooms. To begin with, the first Buddhist scripture printed in Sanskrit was said to have been descended from Heaven in the 5th century during the reign of 28th Tsanpo Tho-Tho-Ri Nyantsan. It was translated into Tibetan in the 7th century in Songtsan Gampo's reign. Since the translation, Buddhism got propagated into Tibet, and the visit of the Indian Master Padmasambhava in the 8th century had greatly accelerated the spread and sects started taking shape. In the 11th century the visit of the Bengali Master, Atisha, to Tibet once again encouraged the study of Buddhism in Tibet and sowed the seed for the Gelupa sect, the greatest of all sects. Finally, in the 15th century, Tsongkhapa, the great reformer of Tibetan Buddhism, came to Tibet from Qinghai and founded the Gelugpa sect, the Order of Excellence, and here after Buddhism went all out spreading like a wild fire into Tibet and the breathtaking city-like monasteries shot up one after another. The 5th Dalai Lama's becoming of the absolute ruler both of the church and the state is another decisive victory for Buddhism to rise to its paramouncy as the religion of the entire Tibetan nationality. The best-known monasteries of Tibet are: Drepung, Sera, and Gadan in Lhasa; Tashilhunpo in Shigatse; Kumbum in Qinghai(Kokonor)The major religious sects are: The Nyingmapa sect, the Ancient Mystic Order, founded by Pad Masambhava; the Kagyupa sect, The Order of Oral Transmission, founded by Milarepa; The Sakyapa sect, the White Earth order, founded by Sakya Kunga Nyingpo; The Gelugpa sect, the order of Excellence, founded by Tsongkhapa.[/vc_column_text][/vc_tta_section][vc_tta_section i_icon_fontawesome="fa fa-users" title="CULTURE" tab_id="1470828810114-b57fcfff-9b80″ add_icon="true"][vc_column_text]The Tibetan people have a splendid and unique traditional culture. Palaces and monasteries can well be taken as a complex work for architecture, carving, painting, sculpture, translation fo scriptures from Sanskrit, and soon. In one word, each is a comprehensive work of art. The most noteworthy relics in them are the following:[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space height="20PX"][vc_column_text]1) Wonderful stone-works of architecture in the Potala palace in Lhasa, the Kumbum Pagoda in Gyangtse, the great Assembly Halls in monasteries.[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space height="10PX"][vc_column_text]2) Exquisite wood carvings on the altars, beams and door frames demonstrationg lively figures of gods, auspicious symbols, dragons, etc;[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space height="10PX"][vc_column_text]3) Walls and walls painting in the Jokhang temple in Lhasa depicting the complete life-story fo the lord Buddha or his miraculous triumph over the six non-Buddhist masters, breathtaking murals of mandalas painted on the walls of Sakya monastery, or the "art gallery" in the Potala Palace, narrating the stories of the Potala under construction.[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space height="10PX"][vc_column_text]4) Innumerable works on sculpture such as images of the Buddha and Bodhissattvas, historical figures, and tomb stupas on display among which the giant bornze Maitreya(the Future Buddha) of Tashilhunpo Monastery in Shigatse, which stands 26 meters in height and said to be the biggest bronze image in the the world..[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space height="10PX"][vc_column_text]5) The great translation works done on Kagyur, translation of the commandments(108 volumes), and Tengyur, Translation of the commentaries(227 volumes), preserved almost in every monastery, the amazing wall of scriptures composed of some 40,000 sutras in Sakya. This is even referred to by the folk saying that " Though the outer walls built of stones may collapse, but inner wall built of scriptures can withstand in the stead." All these splendid cultural relics and attractions take us far back into the wonders of antiquity and give us some idea of the real richness of the Tibetan culture.[/vc_column_text][/vc_tta_section][vc_tta_section i_icon_fontawesome="fa fa-user" title="PEOPLE" tab_id="1470829230868-38501fd5-77be" add_icon="true"][vc_column_text]The majority of Tibet's population of 1,890.000 are Tibetans. Tibet is so thinly populated that it averages out 1.68 persons per square kilometer. About 90% of the people live on farming and husbandry. Farmers live in the valleys of the Tsangpo River(Brahmaputra) and its major tributaries, Kyichu and Nyangchu. These areas produce barley, wheat, peas and rapeseed. The great northern grassland which occupies a good half of Tibet is the home of nomads, yaks and sheeps. Nomads have no fixed abodes, and keep roaming along fine pastures together with all their belongings-tents and livestock. The remaining population approximately 10% live in towns, earning their living mainly on business and handicraft, and many are factory workers and government officials.Ideology of the people in this land differs greatly from any other nationality bith at home in China abroad. Religion seems almost everything. Many live for the next life, rather than for the present. That accumulate deeds of vitue and pray for the final liberation-enlightment. Lips and hands of the elders are never at still, either busied in imurmuring of the six-syllable trantric prayer "Om Ma Ne Pad ME Hum" (Hail the Jewel in the Lotus) or in rotation of hand prayer wheels, or counting of the prayer beads. Pious pilgrims from every corner of Tibet day to day gather at Jokhang temple and Bharkor street offering their donations and praying heart and soul for their own selves, for their friends, and for their friends' friends.Frequent visitors to Tibet can make out folks from different regions judging by costumes and dialects. Folks from agricultural regions dress in home-woven woolen gowns, and those from the grassland clad in sheepskin, men folk from Chamdo waer huge tassels of black or red silk which were used in the old days for protection in fight, while the Lhasa residents are more stylish and modern. There are a number of dialects in Tibet. They can mainly be categorisd intofour: Tsang(Shigatse and Gyangtse), Chamdo and Amdo.[/vc_column_text][/vc_tta_section][vc_tta_section i_icon_fontawesome="fa fa-codiepie" title="TIBETAN DIET" tab_id="1470829307672-cd77ee07-c4cd" add_icon="true"][vc_empty_space height="10PX"][vc_column_text]Tibetan cuisine is pretty basic and mainly consists of Tsampa (Roasted Barley flour) and endless bowls of butter tea. A steamed meat dumpling is the nation's favorite. The main items to drinks are Chang, fortified barley ale and butter tea.
[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]Western, Chinese and Muslim food is widely available in hotels and restaurants in the bigger cities. Especially in Lhasa there is some fine dining to be found.
[/vc_column_text][/vc_tta_section][vc_tta_section i_icon_fontawesome="fa fa-shopping-basket" title="CLOTHES" tab_id="1470829837652-29b99733-95d0″ add_icon="true"][vc_column_text]Remember that temperatures vary greatly in single day and that in the summer period, it mostly rains in the morning and stops around noon. Dress accordingly. Always bring a raincoat with you between Mid- August to Mid-September. And last, but not least: always bring an extra coat or sweater, since temperatures differ greatly between sun and shade.[/vc_column_text][/vc_tta_section][vc_tta_section i_icon_fontawesome="fa fa-money" title="CURRENCY & MONEY EXCHANGE" tab_id="1470829747140-7068eaef-68e3″ add_icon="true"][vc_column_text]The National currency is RMB, called Yuan or Kuia. The rate is approximately:
1USDollar=6 Yuan,
1 Yuan =10 Jiao,
10 Fen= 1 Jiao.
Credit card and travelers' checks can be easily cashed only in Lhasa. Most currencies of developed countries can also be exchanged in Tibet. We recommended you to exchange cash in the Bank of China.[/vc_column_text][/vc_tta_section][vc_tta_section i_icon_fontawesome="fa fa-camera" title="PHOTOGRAPHY" tab_id="1470829407936-5e5cd65a-72b5″ add_icon="true"][vc_column_text]Color print film is generally available in most of the major cities and towns but slide film is only available in Lhasa, Outside pictures are always free of charge but be careful not to take pictures at (sensitive) military areas. Photography in temple and monasteries may be permitted for a fee, though you should ask first. Always ask first before photographing local people. This is greatly appreciated.[/vc_column_text][/vc_tta_section][/vc_tta_accordion][/vc_column][/vc_row]


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- Baby cot on request
- Internet access
- Private parking
- Pets welcome
- Garden
- Quiet location
- Kitchen
- Air conditioner
- Outdoor barbecue
- Sandy beach
- In the town center
- Hair dryer
- Recommended
Our description
Dolphins Apartments and Rooms is an accommodation with nicely decorated rooms and apartments with a large yard. It is located near the city center, in a quiet street, so, although it is near the center, it is far from any noise and traffic.
Villa Dolphins is located near the center of Limenas, 300 meters from the new harbor (in a street that leads to the new harbor, where passengers and vehicles are embarking and disembarking), near the Gymnasium in Limenas. From the city center, the accommodation is about one kilometer away, and about 1,5km from the city beach. The nearest beach is Vournelis (about 700m). About a kilometer from the accommodation, next to the Vournelis beach, there is a beautiful beach Tarsanas.
Dolphins Apartments offers 10 double and triple rooms, two apartments and two studios. The rooms are generally composed of two single beds, and only one of them has a double bed, while the studios have a double bed and two single beds. The size of the rooms is 20m2 and the studios and apartments are 40m2.
The apartments can accommodate 4-5 persons because they have a double bed in the bedroom, and in the living room there are two single beds, and in some of them an additional or standard bed can be added. The only difference between the apartments is that in one of them, in order to get to the bathroom, you need to go through the bedroom.
All the rooms are very clean, equipped with new and high-quality furniture, very comfortable with spacious balconies. Rooms that do not have a kitchen have a fridge.
All the rooms have air conditioning, TV, balcony, bathroom, wireless internet connection, hairdryer, and a baby cot can be provided on request, upon booking.
Cleaning is done every day, while the replacement of bed linen and towels is done every 3 days.
The yard is very spacious and nicely decorated, with a movable grill and outdoor furniture.
There's enough parking space around the villa.
If you want quality accommodation for a family vacation in a quiet location in Limenas, Dolphins has all the conditions.
You can find out more about Limenas in our Tourist guide to Thassos.
We strive to be as accurate as possible in the description of accommodation, but we cannot guarantee that all descriptions are complete and error free.
Owner's description
Welcome to Dolphins Apartments, a small family atmosphere oasis that offers clean and comfortable apartments, studios, and rooms in Thassos Town. Facilities include a large garden with lots of space for children to play, a communal kitchen, and plenty of places to park your car. We are just a gentle walk away from many sandy beaches as well as the town center of Limenas, where you will find plenty of restaurants, cafés, and everything else you could want. We offer the ideal location as a base for exciting island tours and activities. You can also find facilities nearby that are necessary for your professional obligations if the need arises during your holidays on Thassos. We offer a quiet place to stay, relax, and enjoy your time, where every corner is bathed in calming light which emphasizes the harmony of earth colors. Inspired by nature and dedicated to provide for all of your holiday needs, Dolphins Apartments is a magical place where your dreams will become a reality on Thassos.
- Apartments
- Studios
- Double Rooms
- Triple Rooms
- Free WiFi
- Television
- Air Condition
- Hair Dryer
- Communal Kitchen
- Garden
- Parking
Prices and room types
Prices are per room per night. Air conditioner usage is included in the price. There are no fixed dates. You can choose the dates of arrival and departure. Send us an email to see if there is any discount for periods longer than two weeks.
Overnight stay tax is not included in prices.
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Capacity: 2 adults
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|3 Bed Room
Capacity: 2 adults 1 child
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|3 Bed Studio
Capacity: 2 adults 1 child
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|4 Bed Studio (3+1)
Capacity: 3 adults 1 child
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|4 Bed Apartment
Capacity: 2 adults 2 children
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Room Type
- plain room, without kitchen
- with kitchen, unique space, without separated bedroom
- with one separate bedroom
- with two or more separated bedrooms
- in two levels, with one or more separate bedrooms
- accommodation unit in semi-basement
Reservation Type
- Bed Only
- Bed and Breakfast
- Half Board - bed, breakfast and one more meal per day (lunch or dinner)
- Full Board - bed, breakfast, lunch and dinner
- All Inclusive - full board with additional benefits, depending on a hotel
Cancellation and payment policy
Deposit of 30% of total price of the reservation is required to confirm a booking. The remaining balance will be paid first day upon arrival. If a guest arrives after the arrival date of the reservation or if he leaves before the departure date of the reservation, property owner keeps the right to charge the total price of the reservation. If cancelled up to 21 days before the date of arrival, deposit will be refunded, less administrative fee which in most cases is 35€ but could be more (depending on bank). If cancelled later, or in case of no-show, deposit will not be refunded.
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Orient were beaten away at bottom of the table Solihull Moors by a goal to nil as their disastrous run continued against the bottom teams to leave them still hovering above the relegation zone on Saturday in the National League.
A goal from Liam Daly after 58 minutes was enough to settle the match in favour of the home side as the O's went down with a whimper and it leaves the O's management with much head scratching and little jubilation.
A crowd of 1,118 turned up in the December cold at Damson Park to see Leyton Orient acting like a Damsel in distress as the O's left Solihull Moors pointless and with just a solitary win in the last 17 league games.
Surely the fans believe it can't get any worse than this and we can only hope this is the low point in the season and that the O's will return next week in a positive frame of mind and rejig their current team and formation. It can only go forward from now on as the O's lack of form and total lack of confidence were in abundance as the bottom club Solihull Moors picked up a rare win. It doesn't lift them off the bottom of the table but it will give them confidence to at least make an effort to remain in the National League.
As for the O's i'm sure it will all turn around next month in the transfer window and Leyton Orient can lift themselves into a more comfortable mid table position. With this defeat they remain in 20th position and staring down into the abyss of life out of the National League in their first season in it! This loss was an all time low for the Brisbane Road mob though and an injection of confidence wouldn't go amiss if they are looking for an early Christmas present.
A Leyton Orient victory would have handed them an 11 point cushion over the bottom club however with Solihull winning and putting themselves onto 15 points they are only 6 points away from the O's. The home team had come into the game with a goal difference of -21 so the signs were ominous from the off however they came out looking for a win against a jittery Orient who looked happy if they could snatch a draw against the hosts. The tactic worked to the home teams advantage and they were clearly the better team going into the break with the score goal-less.
The Moors had the better of the first half without finding the breakthrough. Jermaine Hylton turned James Bowen's cross against the bar in a neat move and Jamey Osborne's follow up was blocked. Orient created a couple of half chances but simply weren't at the races. In fact the O's played at a canter and allowed the bottom club to attack them at will and Dean Brill in the O's goal was by far the busier of the two goalkeepers.
The second half held the same pattern of play as the first and It was hardly a shock when Darren Carter whipped in a free-kick on the hour and Liam Daly headed past Dean Brill to send the home fans into raptures.
Rather than come back into the game the visitors went into their shell and Solihull Moors had further chances and the scoreline should have been more realistic as Darren Carter hit the post with a penalty late on after Paul Green was fouled.
Around them Guiseley and Chester didn't play, the latter due to opponents Fylde still involved in the FA Cup. Torquay did manage a valuable point at home to Aldershot that lifts them above Chester into 21st position and breathing down the necks of Leyton Orient above them. Above the O's, Barrow won 1-0 away at Halifax to leave the O's a full 4 points behind nearest team Eastleigh in 19th place and as the deficit opens up so does the earth for the East Londoners.
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Help your hero leave a legacy! The "Women's Sports Foundation Athlete Face Off" athlete with the highest fundraising total will have a Travel & Training Fund grant, ranging from $2,500 to $10,000, made to an athlete or team in her name.
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Here's a list of all the Weekly Bonus & Grand Bonus Challenges that'll be happening throughout the Women's Sports Foundation #WSFFaceOff charity campaign. Please note that our mean lawyer is making us say that these are subject to change. So, you can't be mad at us if they do.
In the final three days, the Donor that gives the largest donation in each of our Athlete Face Off competitions will be entered to win one of three bonuses: a) Two tickets to the 2015 US Open, b) a Mia Hamm autographed jersey, or c) a Laila Ali signed photograph. Official Rules
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The Women's Sports Foundation is a voice and advocate for champion women athletes around the world. This year, our athletes asked, "What can we do to pay it forward to the next generation?" And so they joined together and created the WSF ATHLETE FACE OFF.
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Quality of Business Driven Service Composition and Utility Computing
Machiraju, Vijay; Rolia, Jerry; van Moorsel, Aad
Keyword(s): quality of business; management; web services; data center; utility computing
Abstract: IT systems are more critical to the success of business than ever before. As a best practice, organizations are documenting their business processes and corresponding dependencies on supporting IT systems. As a result they are better able to conduct cost-benefit analysis regarding business objectives and IT investments. In this paper we consider two recent technological advances - service composition and utility computing, and describe how they impact best practice. We introduce the notion of quality of business (QoBiz) and present a methodology that uses QoBiz to continuously direct service composition and utility computing. To facilitate the execution of such continuous QoBiz-driven adaptation, we introduce a distributed architecture of control systems that manages service level agreements. Last, we consider requirements on modeling technologies in support of these advances in QoBiz-driven service-centric computing.
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The Sunday morning and Wednesday evening adult class is studying from the life of Jesus Christ chronologically. This study uses the words from each of the Gospels, and plenty of time is reserved for discussion and questions. Please join us.
Teen / Young Adult Classes
We have a good group of teen-agers! Our teen age classes are taught by men, parents of teen-agers themselves, who have a good understanding of what it is like being a young adult in today's society.
These men are good bible students and are grounded in the scriptures. The young adult class study topics will help youths relate to living Godly in a modern society and prepare them for years of service to the Lord.
Young Children's Class
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A journey in the world of gin: flavors from allover the world, history of gin culture, stories behind the brands and much more about the gin.
Don't miss Akasha's Gin tasting on 26th of April.
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BY PAMELA BOWMAN LUSAKA ZAMBIA AFRICA They have pizza here. They have bread. They have bottled water. You may notice we talk about food a lot. That is because we are working so hard that we are always hungry. We decided that we needed to have food on the set for everyone to nibble on between sets. So Cyndi and I left one night to go to the grocery store….alone! Cyndi was driving. She said I couldn't because I am a student. What is up with that? So she is driving. In Zambia you drive on the left hand side of the road. She kept repeating to herself "Do what feels wrong. Do what feels wrong." I guess that includes driving down the middle of the road because you can't really judge how close you are to the wrong/right side. Are you following all of this? Hitting the curb is the other alternative. She managed to do that a few times too. They have round abouts. We thought we were just circling around and around. I couldn't help but have a Depends moment! It was too funny. We did manage to find the grocery store, but then we had to figure out how to get back to our resort. The only thing I am allowed to say is that getting lost in Zambia was an experience and one we have managed to repeat again and again as we forage out for set food! I am not allowed to discuss details because some things that happen is Zambia must stay in Zambia. As a result Cyndi has hired a private car and driver to take me to the store in the evenings for the set food.
We are also making a move or two here. Last night we all were on the local T.V. show as they highlighted our crew and project. Being on someone elses set felt odd. I thought Cyndi was going to start telling the host how to fix the lights or check the sound, but she refrained and then made the whole crew march onto the set and introduce ourselves. March we did!
We are having fun getting to know and work with the cast of BAD TIMING. They seem as dedicated to this project as we are. They are also as hungry as we are! It's all about the food!
Another week starts in 36 hours. Thank goodness for Sundays. We all need a day of rest and some more good food! Just don't let Cyndi drive.


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In America, most school children know the legend of the folk hero called 'Johnny Appleseed', who wandered all over the Midwestern states planting apple seeds. But, I bet you don't know the real story.
Johnny Appleseed was actually John Chapman who was born in 1774 in Massachusetts. Even as a young man, he dreamed of planting so many apple trees that no one ever had to go hungry again. He also believed that people ought to live together in peace and tried to help the American Indians and the white settlers to get along. The Indians thought he was a medicine man, he learned many Indian languages and they welcomed him into their homes. The settlers also were very fond of him. He was a very religious man and preached the Bible to people he met, he never carried a weapon, and as a vegetarian, lived off the food provided by Mother Nature.
The legend has it that he was 'funny looking' and rather naive, wearing clothes made from coffee bean sacks and a cooking pot on his head. But in reality, he was an astute businessman who collected free apple seeds from cider mills, then planted them in open areas of forests, along streams and roadways throughout what was to become Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
For nearly half a century from 1792, he bought and sold plots of land, creating nurseries, planting and managing thousands of apple trees.
He'd fence off his planting areas with fallen trees, bushes, vines and logs and returned regularly to tend and to sell the trees. Thus, he became known as the 'apple seed man' and then just simply 'Johnny Appleseed'.
He may have appeared to be a poor man but he made money selling tracts of land and his apple trees. Instead of depending on banks he preferred to bury his money and batter or trade for what he needed. It was always more important to him that people planted a tree than he got paid for that tree.
Because he cared about people, especially those who had even less than he did, he would give them what he had and wear the cast-off clothing he'd traded for apple trees. It is said that he seldom wore shoes, even in winter and that even a rattlesnake couldn't bite through the thick skin of his feet.
The part of the legend about him wearing a cooking pot is highly unlikely as the pots in those days were made of iron or copper and would have been way too heavy.
Although he rarely slept in houses, in 1842, after 50 years of walking all over the countryside and at the age of 71 (or 80 as other versions would have us believe), he came to stay in the home of his half-brother, Nathaniel. On the 18th of March 1845, while visiting a friend near Fort Worth, Indiana, he died of pneumonia and is buried in an unmarked grave, although other versions of his history tell different tales.
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8.30.20 YSS Offers New Peer Recovery Program for Teens and Older Adults (News-Register)
8.28.20 YSS Offering Addiction Recovery Program for Teens (WTRF)
8.14.20 The Caring City: Wheeling's Longstanding and Successful Social Services Organizations (Weelunk)
8.7.20 YSS Provides School Supplies to Local Families (Intelligencer)
8.6.20 Youth Services System adjusts without annual youth festival (WTOV)
8.4.20 Marshall County Schools Back to School Fun Fair tomorrow (WTRF)
7.28.20 YSS names Vineyard Church, pastor as Good Samaritans (The Times Leader)
7.27.20 Youth Services System to Distribute School Supplies Aug. 6 (News-Register)
7.27.20 YSS keeping Celebrate Youth back-to-school tradition alive (WTRF)
7.27.20 YSS Names Vineyard Church, Pastor as Good Samaritans (News-Register)
7.26.20 Youth Services System in Wheeling names 2020 Good Samaritan (WTOV)
7.15.20 Wheeling Partners Awarded $100,000 Aetna Foundation Grant to Advance Health Equity in Ohio County (Weelunk)
6.24.20 Bombas Socks Donates to Youth Services System (WTRF)
6.23.20 Community Impact Coalition shows that resources are available (WTOV)
6.22.20 Youth Services System Offer Summer Jobs, Mentoring for At-Risk Youth (WTRF)
6.22.20 Second Annual Discover Recovery Offering Resources on Substance Use Disorder (WTRF)
6.20.20 Discover Recovery Goes Virtual (Sunday News-Register)
6.5.20 YSS Holding Virtual Campout Fundraiser Today (Intelligencer)
5.29.20 Ferns Family Makes $10K Donation to Prevent Homelessness During COVID-19 (Intell)
5.28.20 Terra Crews Talks Campout for a Cause with Steve Novotney (WKKX)
5.22.20 YSS Cancels Celebrate Youth Festival (WTRF)
5.21.20 — YSS to Host Campout for a Cause Fundraiser (WTRF)
4.25.20 - CFOV Awards Nearly $100,000 in Emergency Impact Fund Grants (The Intelligencer)
4.14.20 YSS School Mental Health Coordinators Helping Students Navigate COVID-19 Crisis (The Intelligencer/News-Register)
4.13.20 YSS holds virtual conference to discuss at-risk youths (WTRF)
4.13.20 YSS still helping students' mental health during high-anxiety time (WTRF)
4.11.20 'We're All Working Together to Serve the Population' (The Intelligencer)
4.10.20 YSS Virtual Pop-up Conference Tackles Challenges (Lede News)
4.2.20 Second Chance for Homeless Families (WTRF)
3.28.20 Helinski Shelter Residents Learn to Sew, Make Masks (The Intelligencer)
3.19.20 Homeless population faces more hardship during COVID-19 epidemic (WTRF)
3.15.20 Marshall County Students Learning Benefit of Mindfulness (Sunday News-Register)
3.7.20 - YSS Seeks Safe Solutions as Winter Freeze Comes to a Close (Weelunk)
3.3.20 - Wheeling University students impact youth at Mulholland Center (Weirton Daily Times)
3.2.20 - YSS Emeritus Board Members in the News - Linda Bordas, John Nanny, Darrell W. Cummings (Intelliencer/News-Register)
3.2.20 - Youth Services System Adopts Online Resuscitation Training (Intelliencer/News-Register)
3.1.20 Pats on the Back - State of the City Award (News-Register)
2.25.20 - Video of State of the City Address (WTOV)
2.26.20 - Mayor Offers Optimistic View of Wheeling's Future (The Intelligencer/News-Register)
2.25.20 YSS Among Honorees at Mayor's State of the City Address (WTOV)
2.25.20 - Mayor Glenn Elliott's State of the City Address (Weelunk)
2.20.20 - Community Foundation, Women's Giving Circle Award Grants (Weelunk)
2.18.20 Women's Giving Circle awards more than $40K in grants to local organizations - WTRF
2.3.20 Special Assignment: Homelessness in the Ohio Valley - WTOV
1.31.20 Youth Services System holds appreciation dinner - WTRF
1.30.20 Planet Fitness Celebrates by Donating to YSS Youth Mentoring Network - WTRF
1.22.20 Area Residents Celebrate Life, Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King (The Intelligencer)
1.21.20 Wheeling Country Day Students Visit YSS Winter Freeze Shelter on Martin Luther King Jr. Day (WTOV)
1.13.20 Ye Olde Alpha Customers Raise $5K for YSS in Ugly Server Contest (The Intelligencer)
1.9.20 AEP Mitchell Plant Employees Donate Toys to YSS (The Intelligencer)
1.9.20 Youth Opportunities Unlimited Resumes This Month at YSS (WTRF)
12.22.19 A Story of Relationships and Redemption — Sunday News-Register
12.19.19 Ferns Family Donates $10,000 to YSS Winter Freeze Shelter - The Intelligencer
12.18.19 A&B Kia, Ryan Ferns Health plex present check to YSS - WTRF
12.18.19 Youth Services System In Wheeling Receives Special Gift from Mike Ferns Sr. - WTOV
11.17.19 - St. Mary's Students Dress Down to Help Homeless (The Times Leader)
12.17.19 — Ye Olde Alpha continuing Ugliest Server tradition - WTOV
12.14.19 Christian Soldiers Make Christmas Brighter for Others - The Intelligencer
12.5.19 Clothing Donation Drive Held in Memory of Slain Man - The Intelligencer
11.14.19 - Compassion Becomes Real - Letter to the Editor from John Moses (Wheeling News-Register)
11.9.19 — SleepOut Raises Funds for Homeless Youth (The Intelligencer)
11.6.19 Tammy Kruse talks about the Winter Freeze Shelter on Comcast Newsmakers
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Prehnite Wire wrapped pendant with optional silver plated chain
Approximately 1"h x.5"w (height is stone size only, bail will add a little extra to height)
This Prehnite pendant was wrapped with silver plated copper wire. Each piece of Prehnite is unique and no two are exactly alike. You will get a similar piece to the one listed. Silver plated chain necklace is optional for $3 extra.
Prehnite (with Epidote inclusions) is known as the Healer's stone and helps to strengthen the aura by protecting it and the empath's personal space. The Epidote within the Prehnite helps to enhance the energy of anything it touches.
Because these are natural gemstones, there may be natural markings that will only make your piece more unique. This does not affect the energy and intent of your bracelet.
All Rock My Zen jewelry are smudged and infused with Reiki before shipping.
Disclaimer: I am not a medical professional. Please consult your medical practitioner for any questions regarding your health. The bracelets I make are not intended to substitute any treatment prescribed by your doctor and is not a cure for any health conditions.


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Economic Development Survey
Dear Wyandotte Citizen:
Wyandotte Nation desires to increase economic development in our community. In so doing, we must collect information about our people and their current economic condition. We are interested in providing services to you, but first must know about the desires, ambitions, and plans of Wyandotte Nation citizens within our service area (50-mile radius of tribal headquarters in Wyandotte, OK). Please take a few minutes to share your opinions about what should be done to stimulate economic growth for Wyandotte Nation as well as new businesses and/or job opportunities you believe are needed in our community.
The following application is for any Wyandotte Nation citizen, ages 15 and older, residing within a 50-mile radius of Wyandotte, OK. Any questions you have about the survey should be directed to the Planning Department by phone at (918) 678-6309 or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Please complete and return the application on or before October 31, 2020.
Thank you in advance for your participation.
–Chief Billy Friend
You will find the survey on our website by clicking HERE.
Mail the completed survey to:
c/o Planning Department
Wyandotte Nation
64700 East Hwy 60
Wyandotte OK 74370-2098
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Scan and Email the completed survey to: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: 2020 Economic Development Survey
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FAX the completed survey to: (918) 678-2944
ATTN: Planning Department
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Annual Meeting set for Sept. 12; cultural events cancelled
The Wyandotte Nation will have their constitutionally required Annual Meeting Saturday, Sept. 12. Unfortunately, due to the COVID-19 situation and the need for social distancing, they are limiting the meeting to only Wyandotte citizens ages 18 up.
The Tribe will serve lunch at their Title 6 facility, but it will be drive through and carryout only. Also, there will be no childcare available, but Heritage Acres Park and Splash Pad will be available.
For those who may not feel comfortable sitting in the meeting or may be high risk for the virus, you may pick up your packets at a designated area. There will be more information coming in the near future, so please check the Tribe's website (www.wyandotte-nation.org) and Facebook page (www.facebook.com/WYandotteNation) for further updates.
The Wyandotte Nation Board of Director's have also made the difficult decision to cancel the 2020 Pow-Wow as well as the annual Gathering that led into Pow-Wow for tribal citizens. In addition, tribal leadership made the difficult decision to cancel the Wyandotte Artisan Showcase for 2020. Leadership will continue to monitor the situation and hope to host a showcase in Spring 2021.
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Help available for students who are tribal citizens
Using CARES Act funds afforded to the Wyandotte Nation, we are providing a maximum of $700 towards the purchase of, or reimbursement for, a computer, such as a Chromebook, desktop, iPad, laptop, or Tablet. We have determined the expense of ensuring our tribal citizens have access to computers in order to facilitate their distance learning is a necessary cost arising from the COVID-19 public health emergency.
The Tribe will either purchase the required computer or citizens can apply to be reimbursed for purchases made after March 1, 2020. This program is available to enrolled Wyandotte Nation citizens who are enrolled in a school or educational institution, and proof of enrollment is required (e.g. class schedule, letter from school).
Applications can also be found by calling/emailing the office and must be received in our office by Sept. 30, 2020. For questions about this program, please call (918) 678-6319.
Click HERE for the application and program information.
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COVID-19 Relief Funds & Application
Wyandotte Tribal Citizens:
The Wyandotte Nation on June 22, 2020, created the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Relief Program as part of the Wyandotte Nation's General Welfare Program. The purpose of the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Relief Program is to provide direct emergency financial assistance from the Wyandotte Nation's Coronavirus Relief Fund monies to our citizens to alleviate the hardships our citizens are facing as a result of the COVID-19 public health emergency. Eligible tribal citizens may apply for a disbursement of $1,500.00
Eligible tribal citizens are those who will be age 18 or over as of October 1, 2020, and who submit the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Relief Program Application certifying they have suffered economic impacts due to the COVID-19 public health emergency and that economic assistance is necessary. Applications will be sent out to those who answered questionnaires on Monday, June 29 and will also be posted on our website and Wyandotte Nation Citizens Facebook page. Applications will be accepted through August 31, 2020.
Please direct any questions you may have to Family Services by phone at 918-678-6319 or email at
For more information and the application, click HERE
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2020 Gathering canceled
Wyandotte Nation Tribal Leadership has been closely monitoring the evolving situation due to COVID-19. At this time, Leadership has made the difficult decision to cancel The Gathering for 2020. Chief Billy Friend and the Board of Directors understand this is unfortunate, but the health and safety of our citizens, guests, and employees rates most important. As of this time, the annual Pow-Wow is still scheduled. We apologize for any issues this may cause. For questions, contact Sherri Clemons@ 918-678-6344.
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Wyandotte Nation to reopen casinos June 1
The Wyandotte Nation will reopen its 7th Street Casino in Kansas City, Kansas, and River Bend Casino & Hotel in Wyandotte, Okla., June 1 with safety measures and guidelines put in place to ensure the safety of its employees, guests and communities. The Lucky Turtle Casino in Wyandotte will remain closed with a time and date of reopening still to be determined.
The Wyandotte Tribe of Oklahoma (WTOK), the federally-chartered corporation of the Wyandotte Nation, has put a number of safeguards in place at each location.
Both properties will follow recommended sanitation procedures for using safe chemicals and cleaning surfaces. Signage will be placed reminding guests of physical distancing and hygiene.
The River Bend Casino & Hotel will reopen at 10 am with the following changes:
- Club 60 West will be closed with a time and date of reopening still TBD.
- Meeting spaces will be closed with a time and date of reopening still TBD.
- Hotel occupancy reduced to 50 percent.
- Reduced occupancy limits of 30 percent to the casino floor and Twin Bridges Restaurant and the Deli.
- No Sunday buffets.
- Tables removed and spaced for social distancing.
- Sneeze guards installed in customer service locations.
7th Street Casino will reopen at 9 am with the following changes:
- Reduced occupancy to 25 percent for the casino floor.
- Café seating reduced.
- Sneeze guards installed in customer service locations.
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Fireworks Display
The Wyandotte Nation will host an Independence Celebration with live music and fireworks display Thursday, July 2, at the Wyandotte Nation Pow-Wow Grounds, 5.2 miles East of Wyandotte, Okla., on HWY 60.
Food vendors will be on site. Personal coolers are allowed.
No alcohol, firearms or personal fireworks.
Parking will be free and security will be on site.
Bring your lawn chairs and enjoy this fun event for the entire family.
Gates will open at 6 pm, the live music will start at approximately 7 pm and fireworks will begin at dark.
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Lost Creek Recycle Center reopens
Wyandotte Nation Lost Creek Recycle Center in Wyandotte, Oklahoma, has reopened to the public! The bins for recyclables have been placed outside again. Please be mindful of our employees health and wellness by rinsing out all metal and tin cans, #1 and 2 plastic containers ( please look on your plastic containers for the recycle symbol for 1or 2).
We accept clean cardboard also. If it has food or grease on it anywhere, it is contaminated and we do not accept it. Please no toilet paper rolls as they are very unsanitary!
We do NOT recycle plastic shopping bags, soiled diapers, or any medical waste.
Thank you for your patience and understanding!
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Wyandotte Nation continues effort to slow spread of coronavirus
The Wyandotte Nation, as part of our ongoing effort to reduce the spread of COVID-19 (Coronavirus), will make several changes to keep our citizens, employees and guests safe:
- The Wyandotte Nation will operate with essential employees and limit public access to emergency services effective March 18. If services are needed, please call or email.
- The Bearskin Fitness Center is closed effective at 9 pm March 17.
- Turtle Tots (including preschool, and childcare) is closed effective March 19.
- Wyandotte Nation Cultural Center is closed effective March 18.
- Elders Services (Title VI) will continue to serve lunch as TAKE OUT ONLY from 11 am – 1 pm. No public access to the building will be allowed during this time. Staff will be available to deliver meals to your vehicle. Please stay in your vehicle and drive through the driveway.
- Housing – Activity Center and Community Center closed effective March 17.
- The Bearskin Clinic will provide limited services. Please call before coming to the clinic. Pharmacy services will continue.
Wyandotte Nation Leadership is continually monitoring this situation and will reassess these decisions March 31.
Continue to check back on our website or visit our Facebook page for the latest information.
Change in hours at Turtle Stop in Wyandotte
Our Turtle Stop in Wyandotte will temporarily have new hours. The Turtle Stop will be open from 5 am to 11 pm daily. For the time being gas will not be available at the pump when the store is closed, however we are working to have pay at the pump services when the store is closed. We will keep you updated when that might be available.
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Supplemental Health Program (Benny Card) information for tribal citizens
Wyandotte Nation Citizens Supplemental Health Program (aka the Benny card) information:
The Supplemental Health accounts have been renewed as of January 1, 2020. As a reminder, CoreSource has officially changed their name to Trustmark. Any correspondence you receive in the future will reflect this name change. Another change, for some, will be that the new cards you receive will no longer include the word "Benny". Cards are now blue and read "Benefit Card".
*December 31st was the last day to use your Benny card for 2019 expenses. Any 2019 expenses that are billed after January 1, 2020 MUST be paid via a reimbursement by either submitting a claim form (included with post) or through the app.
*To check balances for your account you can do so by calling CoreSource at 800-990-9058 x42086, on the website at www.mycoresource.com (this address will direct you to the new site) or by using the app.
*If you have a smart phone, please consider downloading the app! You can check balances, submit claims, scan bar codes to find out if an item is an eligible expense and see your expenditures. A flyer with instructions for the app is included with this post.
If you have questions please feel free to call the Family Services Department at 918-678-6319 or 918-678-6329.
To access the claim form and and the mobile app flyer, click on the links below:
'Shop With a Cop' continues to grow
The Wyandotte Nation Tribal Police Department (WNTPD) hosted its annual 'Shop With a Cop' Sunday, Dec. 8. Participating officers, not only from WNTPD but other area law enforcement, took 30 kids and 45 volunteers shopping at the Walmart in Miami, Okla. However, officers and volunteers purchased gifts for 51 kids total. That is the most kids the program has provided shopping for since the WNTPD started taking part in it.
To read the full article, CLICK HERE
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Wyandotte Nation breaks ground on new admin building
After constructing many walls and rearranging offices over the past 41 years, the Wyandotte Nation will have a new building to call home as the Tribe broke ground Thursday, Sept. 26, on its new Administration Building.
"It's a great day, it's a great day for us, it's a great day for the Wyandotte Nation, and I just want to say thank you to everyone for coming out and supporting," said Wyandotte Nation Chief Billy Friend to a crowd of onlookers. "It is something we have dreamed about for a long time, and now it is going to become a reality for us — we are looking forward to it."
Tribe raising awareness for domestic violence problem
The Wyandotte Nation continued its ongoing support to protect victims of domestic violence by signing a proclamation Thursday in support of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Chief Billy Friend signed the proclamation on behalf of the Tribe.
Chief Friend thanked the Wyandotte Nation domestic violence and sexual assault victim advocates.
"They work tirelessly around the clock many times, advocating for those in this area, being an advocate for those who have been victims of domestic violence," Chief Friend said. "We appreciate them and we appreciate the work that they do."
To read the full article, CLICK HERE
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(Re)Launching of our YouTube Channel
We are launching a new YouTube channel where we will post Q&A's, informational, events, crafts videos and much more. If you were subscribed to the old channel, please visit and subscribe to the new channel. Hit the notification tab to stay in the know when we post videos and don't forget to hit the 'like' button on the content you do see. When we have enough subscribers we will change to a custom site link, until then, find us at the linked site:
Wyandotte Nation YouTube Channel
Our first posts will be Generation Wyandotte Q&A series where tribal citizen and Wyandotte Nation intern Addison Butcher sat down to talk with Chief Billy Friend and Second Chief Norman Hildebrand, Jr. Check them out as we release them!
The videos will mostly be educational and informational with a mix in of some of our events. If there is anything anybody would like to see, please let us know.
For more information, please contact Kim Garcia at (918) 678-6317 or at firstname.lastname@example.com, or William Swaim at (918) 932-4778 or email@example.com.
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Senior Energy Program Available Nationwide
Tribal leadership have been working to expand social service programs to better serve all Wyandotte Nation citizens. Beginning July 1st the Senior Energy Program will be the newest program available. This program will provide utility assistance to citizens age 55 and over with $100.00 in the summer and $100.00 in the winter. Please see the application for additional information. The application can be found on the website under the "Community/Family Services" tab. Citizens can also contact a member of the Family Services staff for applications or information at 918-678-6319 or 918-678-6329.
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Wyandotte Nation Warrior Society
The Wyandotte Nation is proud to announce the creation of the Wyandotte Nation Warrior Society. The goal of the society is to identify, and honor our tribal citizens who have served honorably in the Armed Forces.
Throughout our history the Wyandotte have always been fierce warriors. Chief Bearskin, who was a bomber pilot in World War II, is perhaps one of our greatest warriors. We honor his and all our veterans legacy with this society.
The application is located on our website (see link below). Once completed and returned to the Tribal Heritage Department, with proof of service (either honorable discharge or DD 214 form), each veteran will receive a patch identifying membership in the warrior society.
We also hope to identify citizens who have an interest in joining the nations honor guard. Who carry on the tradition of honor and respect of our Warrior history.
To join the society, fill out the Warrior Application by clicking here, and print or email to:
Wyandotte Nation
Heritage Department
Attn: Sherri Clemmons
5 Council Fire Road
Wyandotte OK 74370
For Wyandotte Nation citizens who received new Benny cards and are trying to activate them, you will use your 4 digit roll number. If your roll number is 1, 2 or 3 digits you will add zeros at the beginning of the number to make it 4 digits, for example, if your roll number 5 you will enter it as 0005. If you have additonal questions please feel free to call the Family Services offices at 918-678-6329 or 918-678-6319 or CoreSource at 800-990-9058 x42086.
Supplemental Health Information (Benny)
With the end of the year approaching we are receiving several calls and emails regarding Benny card balances. While we are happy to assist, we wanted to remind tribal citizens of the other options available with 24/7 access. Balances can be viewed at the www.mycoresource.com website and there's a great new app from CoreSource that will allow you to view balances AND claims, including the location/vendor. The app is titled "myCoreSource FSA/HRA" and I have included a photo f…or easy identification. The first time you log into the app your username will be your CoreSource MemberID which is WY000(your 4 digit roll number) and your password is your zipcode+your 4 digit roll number. After you have logged in the first time you can change both the username and password for easier access if you choose. If you have any questions regarding the app or the website feel free to call us at 918-678-6319 or 918-678-6329 or CoreSource at 800-990-9058 x42086.
Also be watching for replacement cards coming in December for those cards expiring this year.
This document will assist you with setting up your mobile app access.
Wyandotte Nation and 7th Street Casino donate to Wyandotte County Museum
Preserving the future of their past has been one of the themes of the Wyandotte Nation of Oklahoma, according to Chief Billy Friend.
As part of that historical preservation effort, today the Wyandotte Nation of Oklahoma presented the Wyandotte County Museum a check for $10,000. The museum is located at 126th and State Avenue inside the Wyandotte County Park at Bonner Springs.
Friend said one of his goals as a tribal leader is to make sure the next generations of the Wyandotte Nation know their history. For the past 10 years or more, he has brought busloads of Wyandottes to the museum to learn about their history, he said.
To read the full article, click here.
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Reminder to all Bearskin Clinic Tribal Patients
All appointments, including optometry, dental, audiology and PRC (Purchased/Referred Care), x-ray, laboratory, etc., must be approved prior to visit!
Failure to do so will result in denial of payment.
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Honor Guard looking to add youth program
The Wyandotte Nation Honor Guard is exploring the opportunity to create a Junior Warrior Program. Participants can be either male or female, ages 12-17. The program will focus on mentoring of youth by using discipline, respect, tradition and community service. Participants will be asked to participate in a weekend training event and then support the Honor Guard at Pow Wows and other ceremonies. Members will be required to participate in quarterly community service events. Ribbon shirts and other items will be supplied at no cost to the participants.
We are looking for young people who have a strong desire to give back to the Nation and who will be good role models for their fellow youths.
For more information or to volunteer contact Dave Culver at email@example.com
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Traditional Stories on iTunes
We are pleased to announce that some of our talented summer youth have been working hard to illustrate some of our traditional Wyandotte stories. Two of these stories are available now on iTunes. They are currently only available for Apple devices. We are in the process of making those available for android users. Will post when these are available. The book is entitled "Wyandotte Traditional Stories Vol. 1".
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We're on Facebook!
Stay up to date: Visit the Wyandotte Nation Facebook page. Click on the button below and 'Like Us.' There you will have the opportunity to connect with fellow Wyandottes, Wyandotte Nation staff, family and friends, as well as see all the latest news, photos and video from various tribe activities.


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Paleo Vegan Almond Flour Brownies (Keto, Low Carb)
Making fudgy and gooey eggless brownies could not be any easier, using almond flour and stevia! These paleo and vegan brownies are the ultimate low carb and keto dessert, but you'd never be able to tell!
Keto Low Carb Almond Flour Brownies
Keto brownies with almond flour will result in gooey, fudgy and moist brownies, perfect to satisfy any sweet tooth out there. Using almond flour provides a light exterior, moist interior and fudgy in texture.
I often get asked if brownies can be made with almond flour, especially with so many keto brownie recipes calling for coconut flour.
The answer? Absolutely, and you'll be left with a delicious eggless brownie!
What is almond flour made from?
As the name suggests, almond flour is made from ground up almonds.
The almonds are ground into a fine texture, with several varieties out there- Blanched almond flour, super fine almond flour, and almond meal.
While all essentially the same thing, they have different textures and different flavor notes. Blanched almond flour is super fine in texture and very light in color, as the skins have been removed before grinding.
Superfine almond flour has the same consistency of blanched almond flour, but only with the skins on. Almond meal, on the other hand, is ground almonds with the skin on, but with a less fine texture.
Can you sub almond flour for almond meal?
While you can use either blanched almond flour or superfine almond flour for this recipe, I don't recommend using almond meal instead.
If you use almond meal, you'll find the texture of the brownies to be more gritty than gooey, and a little denser.
Almond Flour Brownies Ingredients
- Blanched almond flour
- Ground flaxseed
- Unsweetened Cocoa Powder
- Baking Stevia
- Sunflower seed butter
- Vanilla extract
- Baking powder
- Keto chocolate chips
How to make Keto almond flour brownies
Step 1: Preheat the oven to 175C/350F. Line a loaf pan (I used 8.5 x 4) with parchment paper and set aside.
Step 2: In a small mixing bowl, combine your ground flaxseed with water and let sit for 15 minutes, for a gel to form.
Step 3: In a large mixing bowl, combine your almond flour, cocoa powder, baking powder, and baking stevia and mix well. In a seperate small bowl, add your flax egg, sunflower seed butter, and vanilla extract and mix until combined.
Step 4: Combine your dry and wet ingredients, and mix until smooth and fully incorporated. Fold in your chocolate chips.
Step 5: Transfer to the loaf pan and spread out using a rubber spatula. Bake for 35-40 minutes, until the edges are brown and a skewer comes out 'just clean' from the center. Allow brownies to cool in the pan completely, before slicing into pieces.
Storing almond flour brownies
These almond flour brownies are made without eggs and without butter, so aren't recommended to be kept at room temperature.
Leftover brownies should be stored in the fridge in a sealed container. Brownies will keep well for at least 5 days.
Brownies are also freezer friendly and can be kept frozen for at least 2 months. Ensure brownies are wrapped in parchment paper and sealed in a container or ziplock bag.
Enjoy brownies by thawing out at room temperature.
Tips and tricks for the BEST Almond Flour Brownies
These paleo almond flour brownies are made without eggs, so even removing them from the oven a little early is okay. Brownies will continue to firm up once cooling at room temperature.
Oven temperature is just an estimation- Start checking around the 35-minute mark, then in 2-minute increments.
As these are eggless brownies, they won't rise. Using a loaf pan ensures the brownies are thick. If you prefer thin brownies, use a square pan.
I've only experimented with these using flax eggs as the egg substitute. I cannot vouch for chia eggs or other vegan alternatives.
You can substitute the sunflower seed butter for almond butter or peanut butter. Avoid using peanut butter if you follow a paleo diet.
If you use extra chocolate chips, adjust the cooking time for 2-3 extra minutes. Even an extra tablespoon or two will require a difference in the cooking time.
More almond flour recipes
- Fluffy Keto Pancakes
- Flourless Zucchini Bars
- Paleo Breakfast Cookies
- Best Banana Bread
- Healthy Chocolate Chip Cookies
Paleo Vegan Almond Flour Brownies (Keto, Low Carb)
- 1 cup almond flour
- 1/4 cup ground flaxseed
- 3/4 cups cocoa powder
- 1 1/2 cups granulated sweetener of choice
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 3/4 cups water
- 1/2 cup sunflower seed butter Can sub for any nut or seed butter of choice
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1/4 cup keto chocolate chips Optional
- In a small mixing bowl, add your ground flaxseed with water and allow to sit for 15 minutes, to gel.
- Preheat the oven to 180C/350F. Line a loaf pan (8 1/2 x 4) with parchment paper and set aside.
- In a large mixing bowl, combine your dry ingredients and mix well.
- In a seperate mixing bowl, add your flax 'egg', sunflower seed butter and vanilla extract and mix well. Combine your wet and dry ingredients and mix very well. Fold in your chocolate chips.
- Transfer to the lined pan and spread out using a spatula. Bake for 35-40 minutes, or until the edges have crisped up and a skewer comes out the center 'just' clean.
- Allow brownies to cool in the pan until completely cooled, before slicing.


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A week today, on the feast of Christ the King, the Holy Father will close the Sancta Porta, the great Holy Door, at St Peter's Basilica in Rome – after this, the Door will be bricked up again until the next Jubilee is called. However, the fruits of this particular Jubilee will live on. And the Holy Father has unveiled a very tangible reminder of this Jubilee of Mercy – a large mediaeval Crucifix.
The Crucifix dates back to the 14th Century, sculpted by an artist whose name has long been forgotten. What is known, is that this Crucifix is the oldest Crucifix in the Vatican – it once hung in the original Saint Peter's Basilica, moving to the current Basilica when it opened in 1620.
Over the intervening centuries, the location of the Crucifix changed several times – indeed, it was moved in 1749 to make way for Michelangelo's famous 'Pieta' – and it slowly moving further away from the commonly-trod paths and further into the shadows, even though the Crucifix had once been a great focus of the devotion of the faithful. Finally, it was taken down and almost forgotten about. Most recently, it had lain behind an elevator shaft connecting the Apostolic Palace to the Basilica.
Various documents gives glimpses into it's history, and more has been revealed during the pains-taking efforts to restore it in preparation for the Year of Mercy. That work has now been completed and the ancient Corpus now rests on a newly carved Cross of walnut wood, and a real Crown of Thorns now encircles the head of Christ.
Finally, the Crucifix was revealed to the public on 6th November 2016, the Jubilee for Prisoners. At the Vatican this morning, Pope Francis celebrated Mass for the homeless and dispossessed and again, the beautiful Crucifix was on prominent display.
At the conclusion of the Jubilee Year, the Crucifix will be moved to a new and permanent location – within the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament, a part of the Basilica which is in constant use by the public, who will see it to the left as they enter, meaning that the face of Christ, close to death, will gaze down upon them as they enter. Cardinal Comastri has noted that the dedication and placing of the Crucifix here is intended to make it a "perpetual memory of the Jubilee of Mercy".
I hope that in the years to come, all who look upon this ancient Crucifix will be touched by the memory of Mercy and of this Jubilee Year.


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Wait Entertainment: None
Length of Event: Looks like it goes on for awhile.
Actor Performance: I didn't see any live live actors.
Patron Flow Inside Attraction: Very steady flow of cars.
Appropriate Ages: 5 or older
Props / Special FX: There was a talking witch that stirs a calduron. Very nice. Most of the non-animated props do look life like. Strobe lights and music were also heard and seen.
Costumes / Make-up: Not applicable.
Summary: I enjoyed this yard display. We were unsure if we could park out on the street but it appears you are able too. Creatures on the porch could use just a bit more light.
Wait Entertainment: It's an amusement park so it's always busy.
Length of Event: Usual time.
Actor Performance: Fair
Patron Flow Inside Attraction: Good number of people there.
Appropriate Ages: 13 or older
Props / Special FX: Good
Costumes / Make-up: Good
Summary: It was fun but if the weather had not been as nice as it was I am not sure we would have had as much fun. Very fun place to go if weather permits. Good time had by most.
Wait Entertainment: No wait
Length of Event: Seems to go on for a long time.
Actor Performance: No live actors.
Patron Flow Inside Attraction: Few people here and there
Appropriate Ages: All
Props / Special FX: Nice props and stuff
Costumes / Make-up: Doesn't apply.
Summary: Average yard display. Not bad to take the kids for a visit. I am sure the owner put a lot of time and effort into setting up this yard display. More light would be nice.


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Ability to segregate notes without using a dummy member expression or utility dimension
Need the ability so that notes can be isolated without having to use a dummy member expression (causes calumo to go into fallback mode) or creating a utility dimension (users add slices manually, requres an interface created). The purpose of this is to isolate notes for a datapoint by report or maybe a bu/department or any other category the user can think of on the day. CGETNOTE ("#notesonlyonthisreport",
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The Minerals Council of Australia (MCA) has announced that former federal cabinet minister Helen Coonan will replace Vanessa Guthrie as the organisation's new chair.
Coonan has been appointed to the position for the next two years and will begin her role when Guthrie steps down following the MCA's board meeting on June 18.
Her selection follows an extensive process involving the company's board and chief executive officer, which concluded in early May.
Guthrie, who has been MCA chair for the past three years after joining the board in 2014, reflected fondly on her time in the role.
"It has been a privilege to advocate on behalf of so many great companies and their employees – all of whom are critical to the economic success of Australia," she said.
"We have much to be proud of in Australian mining, including our status as a global technology leader and our record as the nation's wealth creator and jobs generator."
Coonan brings a wealth of experience in governance, commercial and public policy to MCA, having served in parliament from 1996 to 2011.
Her experience includes being minister for communications, IT and the arts and deputy leader of the government in the senate, while also being the first ever female member of a federal cabinet to take on treasury responsibilities.
After leaving parliament, Coonan was appointed the inaugural chair of the Australian Financial Complaints Authority and is a non-executive director of Crown Resorts and Snowy Hydro.
Coonan expressed her excitement to commence the new role, revealing what she intended to improve on for the country's minerals sector.
"I am honoured to be appointed chair of the MCA at such a great time for our world-leading Australian minerals industry," Coonan said.
"If Australia is to stay in front of its global competitors in an increasingly competitive world, we must continue to push for faster project approvals, greater sustainability and reforms in a whole range of policy areas."


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Paul Smith's Cycling Scrapbook - by Paul Smith
A visual celebration of cycling presented through the passions and personal memorabilia of beloved menswear fashion designer Paul Smith.
Were it not for a serious crash in his teens, fashion designer Paul Smith might have become known as a successful racing cyclist. His cycling career cut short, and after a six-month spell in the hospital, he opened a small boutique in England in 1970. Today, Paul Smith is one of the UK's most successful exports, with over 350 shops worldwide. It was only relatively recently, however, that Smith publicly returned to the world of cycling.
This lively scrapbook illustrates Smith's favorite people, races, and places in the cycling world through the images and ephemera that inspired him. From his collection of cycling jerseys and his extensive library of cycling publications and brochures of the 1950s and 1960s to the inspiration he has found in his cycling heroes (Coppi, Anquetil, Bartali) and his collaborations with bike-makers (Mercian and Pinarello) and race organizers, this is a personal and highly visual journey that connects Smith's love of cycling with his love of design.
Paul Smith's Cycling Scrapbook is a winning combination of design and the world's most increasingly popular pastime, sure to thrill cycling fans and fashion enthusiasts everywhere.
- Size: 9.5 x 13.4 inches
- Weight: 3.6 lbs
- 256 pages
- Paperback
- Great Gift for all roadies and cycling addicts