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Top Attractions
The Hook Lighthouse and Peninsula
The Visitor Centre at Hook Lighthouse is at the tip of the Hook Peninsula, Lonely Planet describes it as one of the top 14 attractions in Ireland. The centre offers guided tours of the lighthouse tower, one of the oldest operational lighthouses in the world.
The lighthouse is a 13th Century Norman structure, built by the Earl of Pembroke as part of the development of his Lordship of Leinster, culminating with the spectacular view from the balcony.
Relax by the sea and keep an eye out for seals, dolphins and even whales - check out this youtube video of humpbacks off the hook! In clear weather, you can see for miles, and in a storm the spray often reaches the top of the lighthouse!
Location: | Hook Head |
Website: | hooktourism.com/ hookheritage.ie |
Telephone: | +353 (0) 51 397054 |
Sat Nav: | N: 52.124875 W: -6.930615 |
Irish National Heritage Park
A visit to the Irish National Heritage Park is like no other you can imagine. Surprises await around every turn as you explore 35 acres of this remarkable heritage trail. From campsite to Ringfort, from mill to Fulacht Fiadh, from Crannog to Viking house, every activity is an unexpected adventure into 9,000 years.
The world you enter is an authentic recreation of Ireland's heritage. Homesteads, places of ritual, burial modes and long forgotten remains will enlighten the casual visitor and interest the scholar.YouTube Video of the Heritage Park
Location: | Ferrycarrig |
Website: | inhp.com |
Telephone: | +353 (0) 53 912 0733 |
Sat Nav: | N: 52.348 W: -6.51673 |
Kennedy Homestead
The Kennedy Homestead, birthplace of President John F. Kennedy's great-grandfather Patrick Kennedy, celebrates the story of five generations of the Kennedy dynasty and is still today farmed by his descendants.
The Kennedy Homestead, a unique cultural museum is dedicated to "the Kennedys who went away and the Kennedys who stayed behind" and plays a vital part in the continued preservation of the Kennedy legacy in Ireland.
Location: | Dunganstown, New Ross, Co.Wexford. |
Website: | http://www.kennedyhomestead.ie/ |
Sat Nav: | N: 52.371826 W: -6.965847 |
Johnstown Castle and Irish Agricultural Museum
The harmony between great Victorian revival castles and their surrounding ornamental grounds is rarely seen to such perfection as at Johnstown Castle. The whole site is a jewel in the crown of Wexford Tourism.
The mature woodlands and lakes of this demesne provide the perfect setting for this turreted, battlemented and machicolated castle of gleaming silver-grey ashlar, built for the Grogan Morgan family between 1810 and 1855 and incorporating part of a more ancient castle.
The Irish Agricultural Museum is a premier cultural institution within the South East. It showcases country life and displays a vast array of artefacts relating to a bygone era including carts, ploughs, country dressers and sugan chairs. YouTube video of Johnstown Castle.
Location: | Johnstown Castle Estate |
Website: | www.irishagrimuseum.ie/johnstown_castle_estate/johnstown_castle.htm |
Sat Nav: | N: 52.17782 W: -6.30355 |
Enniscorthy Castle
Recently renovated and refurbished, Enniscorthy Castle explores the development of the castle and town from its earliest 12th Century Anglo-Norman origins, through the 16th century, with recreations of the rooms of Mr. Henry J. Roche and his family who lived there from 1903 to 1951. The exhibitions also explore the 1916 Rising in Enniscorthy and the work of Irish furniture designer and architect Eileen Gray born in 1878 just outside Enniscorthy.
The roof of the castle is also accessible, with spectacular views of the surrounding buildings, Vinegar Hill, and countryside.
Location: | Town centre, Enniscorthy. |
Website: | enniscorthycastle.ie |
Telephone: | 353 (0) 53 92 34699 |
Sat Nav: | 52.501479,-6.567233 |
Dunbrody Famine Ship and Irish Emigration Experience
The Dunbrody was a 19th Century three-masted sailing ship that brought many emigrants from Ireland to North America during and after the Great Famine. An exact replica of this 176ft long 19th century ship was constructed and completed in 2001. Today she rests at the New Ross quay beside a fascinating state-of-the -art visitor centre which is a key focus for tourism in the area. YouTube Video of the Dunbrody.
Location: | New Ross. |
Website: | dunbrody.com |
Telephone: | +353 (0)51 425239 |
Sat Nav: | N: 52.393823,-6.947855 |
Duncannon Fort - Military and Maritime Museum
Duncannon Fort dates from 1588, built to repel the Spanish Armada, and to stop the pirates plundering the merchant ships of their riches on their way up Waterford Harbour. Built on the site of a Norman Fortress, which had previously been an Iron Age site. Captured by Thomas Preston Kilkenny Confederates in 1645 after a three month siege was successfully defended against Oliver Cromwell. Played host to King James the second and William of Orange. Played a major role during 1798 when captured croppies were held in Duncannon Fort before transfer to Geneva Barracks. The Fort was refurbished at the time of Napoleon, handed over by the British in 1922 and refurbished once again by the Irish Army during WW2. It is now a successful visitor Centre with Cafe, Craft Shop, Military and Maritime Museum, Pirates and Mermaids Den, Cockleshell Art Gallery, Photographic and Artist's Studio's.
Open 7 days June to Mid September 10a.m. to 5.30p.m. Guided tours daily 10 to 4.45p.m.open 5 days all year around. Admission Adult €5 Senior/Student €3 Family €12 group discount available. Check out Duncannon Fort YouTube
Location: | Duncannon |
Website: | http://www.duncannonfort.com/ |
Telephone: | +353 (0) 51 389454 |
Sat Nav: | 52.22086, -6.9369 |
Extreme Adventure at Gravity Forest Park
Gravity Forest Park boasts the largest adventure ropes courses in Ireland. With varying levels, get ready for Aerial Trekking, Zip Wires, Climbing Walls and more! Courtown itself is a fantastic family friendly resort - great beaches, walks and activities. See the Courtown harbour website for more information.
Most of the activities are all inclusive and are suitable and accessible for wheel chair users. Height restriction of 1.3 meters or taller and maximum weight of 120kg applies to all activities. Check out Gravity park on YouTube
Location: | Courtown, Gorey |
Website: | gravityforestpark.ie |
Telephone: | +353 (0) 539424849 |
Sat Nav: | 52.645433,-6.22766 |
Kilmore Quay and the Saltee Islands
Kilmore Quay is a beautiful small fishing village 20km from Wexford town noted for it's white washed thatched cottages and relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
A favourite with anglers, wildlife lovers and families, fishing boats ferry day trippers out to the Saltees Islands from the quay. Kilmore Quay Marina is a 60 berth modern marina with all the facilities a sailor would expect. The Islands were once a magnet for pirates and smugglers but are now home to hundreds of gannets, puffins and seals! Kilmore is famous for producing some of the best and freshest seafood in the country.
Location: | Kilmore Quay, Wexford. |
Website: | kilmorequayweb.com www.salteeislands.info |
Sat Nav: | 52.172642,-6.590209 |
National 1798 Visitor Centre and Vinegar Hill
This distinctive centre is located just off the N30 and N11 in the shadow of Vinegar Hill, beside the picturesque river Slaney and just 500 meters from the thriving market town of Enniscorthy. The Centre tells the epic and heroic tale of the 1798 Rebellion and its aftermath using the latest multi-media and interactive exhibits. A spectacular audio-visual presentation places the story in an international context and state-of-the-art exhibition techniques are used to give visitors a glimpse of our fascinating journey to modern democracy.
Vinegar Hill has an iconic view of Enniscorthy and was the location during the Rebellion of 1798 where Irish insurgents, led by Father Murphy, encamped on Vinegar hill and flew their banner from the windmill. The shell of the windmill remains today.
Location: | Enniscorthy |
Website: | 1798centre.ie |
Telephone: | +353 (0) 53 923 7596 |
Sat Nav: | N: 52.49675529 W: -6.569405 |
Loftus Hall
The haunting beauty of the Hook Peninsula provides the backdrop for Loftus Hall. It is reputed to be the most haunted house in Ireland but the only way you'll find out is to come and visit Loftus Hall. Loftus Hall for the most part has been untouched since it was abandoned. Our tour guides will direct you through the ground floor of the house on an hour long interactive tour and recount the grim and gruesome history behind Loftus Hall, including it's notorious visitor! Be ready, Be brave, Beware! Hot beverages, meals and snacks can be enjoyed in our café while you take in the spectacular views across the peninsula. Mementos of your visit to Loftus Hall are also available in our retail area. Loftus Hall is accessible for wheelchairs. Toilet facilities, WiFi and secure parking are also available on site. Loftus Hall also have it's own private beach for picnics and play!
Location: | Hook Peninsula, Co. Wexford |
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Telephone | +353 (0)51 397728 |
Sat Nav. | 52.14856 -6.91073 |
JFK Park & Arboretum
Dedicated to the memory of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, President of the United States from 1960 to 1963, the Arboretum is a plant collection of international standing.
It covers 252 hectares (623 acres) on the southern slopes and summit of Slievecoiltia. It contains 4,500 types of trees and shrubs from all temperate regions of the world, planted in botanical sequence. There are 200 forest plots grouped by continent.
Special features include an Ericaceous Garden, (with 500 different rhododendrons, and many varieties of azaleas and heathers), dwarf conifers, hedges, ground covers and climbing plants. The lake is the most popular part of the Arboretum, and is a haven for waterfowl.
A road provides access to the 271m summit from which there are panoramic views. A Visitor Centre houses exhibitions and an audio visual show.
Location: | 12 km south of New Ross |
Website: | http://www.heritageireland.ie/en/south-east/thejohnfkennedyarboretum/ |
Telephone: | +353 (0)51 388171 |
Sat Nav: | 52.319261,-6.934819 |
Wells House
Waiting to be explored is Wells House & Gardens, a great Victorian House and Gardens in the heart of Wexford. Wells House has something special for all generations to enjoy and share: • The Lady Frances Woodland Walk: discover hidden treasures in a verdant landscape of mature plants and trees. Keep an eye out for the Wishing Well, the great climbing trees, Lady Frances' Daffodils and perhaps even the kissing gate. • Victorian Terrace Gardens: Relax in our beautifully restored formal gardensbased on the original Daniel Robertson plans of the 1830's. Daniel Robertson was the famous architect responsible for the iconic Powerscourt House, Co. Wicklow and Johnstown Castle, Co. Wexford. • Adventure Playground: Zip lines, swings, slides and climbing frames, perfect for kids up to 40. Ideally situated adjacent to the picnic area • Living Victorian HouseTour: Experience real life in a Victorian great house through the eyes of Lady Frances and the residents and workers at Wells House. • Wells House Archery: Let the resident Archer show you how to shoot a bow at the only 3Dcourse in Ireland. Allow 2 hours for this spectacular woodland course. • Mrs Stone's Tearooms: Enjoy morning coffees, light lunches and afternoon teas. For that special treat try the signature cup cakes or irresistible fresh scones. • The Craft Courtyard – The old stables at Wells House have been converted into a welcoming Craft Courtyard. With numerous Crafters displaying and selling their crafts this is the perfect place to come and buy a special gift for friends, family or even for yourself!
Come to wander and explore all this historic home has to offer and witness how the house and Arboretum, Lake and Ha Ha's are further restored for future generations
Location: | Gorey, Wexford |
Website: | wellshouse.ie |
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Telephone: | 053 91 86737 |
Wexford Wildfowl Reserve
Wexford Harbour and its Slobs are natural havens for birds. Located on the south-east coast of Ireland, they are the closest point for birds migrating into or out of Ireland from Britain and the Continent from a southerly direction.
Waders and wildfowl in particular are attracted to the area where the flat landscape and the wide shallow harbour with its sandbars and mud banks provide safe areas to feed, loaf, roost and breed.
From early October through to the middle of April, the North and South Slobs and the Harbour are home to thousands of ducks, geese, swans and waders making this a site of major international importance for wildfowl and waders. In addition, during spring and autumn, large numbers of birds on migration stop to feed in these rich areas.
It's a short drive to the stunning Raven Nature Reserve - a beautiful place for a walk or cycle through mature pine forest growing on old sand dunes parallel to the sea.
Location: | Wexford |
Website: | wexfordwildfowlreserve.ie |
Telephone: | 353 (0) 53 912 3406 |
Sat Nav: | 52.35960, -6.41720 |
Ferns Castle and Village
Ferns Castle was built in the 13th century, possibly by William, Earl Marshall. Originally, the castle formed a square, with large corner towers. Now, only half of the castle now remains. The most complete tower contains a fine circular chapel, with carved ornaments. The tower also has several original fireplaces and a vaulted basement. Archaeological excavations revealed a rock-cut ditch outside the castle walls.
This beautiful medieval village was once the capital of the powerful Kings of Leinster and the remnants of those days dominate today's village landscape. Choose between a 12th Century Augustinian Abbey; the remains of a 13th century Cathedral; a small nave and chancel church; a Norman Castle, and High Crosses which stand in the Cathedral grounds. Visit the grave of a King who changed Irish history or the miraculous well of a great Irish saint. Experience living tradition at St. Aidan's Monastery with its iconic chapel and hermitages.
Free guided tours: Contact firstname.lastname@example.com for enquiries. Website: www.fernsvillage.ieLocation: | Ferns |
Website: | www.heritageireland.ie/en/South-East/FernsCastle/ fernsvillage.ie |
Telephone: | +353 (0) 53 936 6411 |
Sat Nav: | N: 52.59057521 W: -6.49993 |
Wexford Opera House
Wexford Opera House is Ireland's first custom-built, multi-purpose opera house. The stunning landmark building is nestled in the heart of the beautiful Harbour town of Wexford and offers two diverse performance spaces, The John and Aileen O'Reilly Theatre and the Jerome Hynes Theatre. Each autumn it becomes the focus of cultural tourism in the south east during the Opera festival.
It offers a wide range of entertainment, from light opera to popular culture, amateur drama, top comedy acts and international tours.
Enjoy a behind the scenes tour and take in the orchestra pit, artists' dressing rooms, backstage areas and sample the acoustics of our two diverse performance spaces, the O'Reilly Theatre and the Jerome Hynes Theatre.
Tours every Saturday at 2:30pm. Tickets €5
Book online at www.wexfordoperahouse.ie or call the Box Office on 053 912 2144
Location: | High Street, Wexford |
Website: | wexfordoperahouse.ie |
Telephone: | +353 (0) 53 912 2144 |
Sat Nav: | 52.33801, -6.46238 |
Wexford Arts Centre
Wexford Arts Centre is situated in a historic18th Century building in the centre of Wexford town. A year round inspiring programme of events include film, theatre, dance, lively music, family events, comedy and visual art exhibitions including the Cáca Milis Cabaret. The centre hosts all year round free admission to all our art exhibitions and talks. Our education workshops for all ages including Little Artist Clubs, Arty Parties and afterschool drama programmes.
The centre also hosts the D'lush Café, serving delicious fresh locally produced fare and a fine selection of coffees and teas daily.
Drop in or visit our website for more details on our vibrant and inspiring arts programme.
Open Tues-Sat 10.00am-5.30pm
D'lush Cafe: Mon- Sat 9.00am-5.00pm
Location: | Wexford Town |
Telephone: | 053 9123764 |
Website: | wexfordartscentre.ie |
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Wexford Garden Trail
Our gardens reflect both the history and the diversity of the county and its landscape. Some of our gardens were originally laid out in the 18th and 19th century while others were begun just 10 years ago. Our larger public gardens provide an ideal outing for all the family, our smaller private gardens will give you not only an enjoyable and relaxing afternoon, they will also introduce you to the large range of plants which we can grow in this temperate region. Our trail includes Specialist Nurseries for the more unusual plants and, spread through the county, award winning Garden Centres who will provide for all your gardens needs.
Ros Tapestry
Europe's Largest Embroidered Tapestry. 15 large panels depict the story from Celtic Ireland to the events which led to the arrival of the Normans to Ireland and the subsequent founding of the Port of Ros by William Marshal & his wife Isabel de Clare. Conceived in 1998, the Ros Tapestry has been completely hand crafted by more than 150 local embrioderers from Co.Wexford and Southeast Ireland. This unique exhibition provides an exquisitely beautiful, colourful and lively presentation of medieval life in Ireland and is a popular stop on the south east tourism scence.
Location: | New Ross |
Telephone: | 051 445396 |
Website: | rostapestry.com |
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As a teaching professional, I am a strong supporter of public school education. Shortly after moving here from Colorado, I enrolled our daughter into SFHS. Our child lasted a total of one month at the school, during which time she experienced very severe bullying, found herself in overcrowded and unruly classrooms, witnessed drug use and violence on campus, and begged us to remove her from the school. As a parent, I saw a great number of dedicated teachers at SFHS who were being pushed beyond human limitations by the school s leadership. Overall, I was shocked by the poor quality of the school and lack of leadership or discipline. I could not recommend this school at this point in time.
Like everything in life, you get out of it what you put into it. Santa Fe High School is an excellent learning environment for the students who want to learn. There is an extensive number of Honor and AP classes offered and given by incredible dedicated and motivating teachers. The math program is the only weak link but the school is working on improving that department with new teachers and math coaches for the present teachers.
My son attended Santa Fe HighSchool for Apr & May of 2009. I transferred from another state and when his final grades arrived he failed two classes that he had A's in before he transferred to this school. When I registered him, they wanted me to come back in two weeks and then come to find out that they didn't even have a principal or vice principal. The teachers were more interested in getting a paycheck instead of teaching. I am trying to find somewhere else to put my son for his sophmore year. We came from a great school system in TX to a very poorly run school and school district in NM
I student taught at Santa Fe HS many years ago. I thought that it was an excellent school with teachers who cared and for the most part so did the students. The facility was excellent and clean and the staff supportive.
Santa Fe High School is an interesting school because, i attended for about half of the school year, and i thought that some of the teachers actually cared about the students. I realized that most of the students didnt feel motivated becuase the teacher didnt feel motivated. That would normally be a problem, but the teachers at Santa Fe High provide the students with everything they need to get their education. However, the students just messed around in class not really caring because they felt that no one cared about them. I liked it for most of the time i attended, i got to know some teachers whom were really supportive, and inspirational. I am deeply appreciative that i got to know two of my teachers becasue they really did care about each of their students.
I am a parent, my son attends SFHS, my probably is that the parent involvment is very poor when it comes to athletics it seems that parents do not care about their child when partcipating in a sport , whenever their is a booster meeting the same parents show up and that is not good we need alot of parent involvment for every sport that is at SFHS. So please parents if you want your child to suceed at sports along with their academics please start gettting involved with your child and attend the booster club meetings are progams will not succeed if their is very little involvment and less money with be disturbuted to such sports.
The students at this school will get out of it what themselves and their parents put into it. There needs to be more tutoring available and the schedules could be put together better! The sports in this school has declined dramatically every year, no one cares, nobody trying out, no effort, same coaches, it is an embarassement for a school this size to stink this bad year after year. It needs new coaching, leadership and motivation to succeed...
Mr. Pino is the best teacher Santa Fe High has to offer! The new principal I don't quite agree with. Things seem to be only getting worse rather then better.
I will be a senior at Santa Fe High this year. The reality is, Santa Fe High is pretty much like every other large, public high school in this country; we deal with all the same types of problems that arise when kids are forced to attend school. I believe, as do my parents, in public education, and this is probably the major reason I still go to Santa Fe High. But the blatant disciplinary problems consume all the time of the administration, and motivated, high-achieving students are essentially left to figure things out for themselves. This leads to a sort of self-imposed segregation. The best teachers are, of course, attracted to these classes. The most efficient way, really , to describe Santa Fe High is as two separate schools.
I am a former student of Santa Fe High ('06). I personally had the greatest time of my life at that school. I loved the independence the school offers. Each student must apply themself if not nothing can be obtained there. I felt as though I could do anything on that large campus and I did. But beside the fact it was a good school with diverse classes, superb art classes, and great teachers. If the individual student pushes him/herself they can obtain an excellent education in my opinion better than any private school can because of the diverse social aspect of SFHS. I had a great time there and encourage people to attend.
i am a former student of santa fe high, and i can tell you right now that things have been blown completely out of proportion. i remember mostly EVERYONE graduated, the teachers were constantly trying to help me and others. i always felt like i could count on them. santa fe high overall was such an increadible experience for me.
The leadership has improved but my (jr)student is still not motivated or is perhaps negatively motivated by the peer environment. I think more parent involvement would help set an example and let the staff & admin know we're serious about excellent education. The drama program has been a fabulous and motivating draw.
I'm a 2002 graduate and found SFHS to be a very inadequate school. I did not feel at all prepared for the world beyond graduation. I still can't even give you a precise description of how our government works, or even relate to you exactly what happened in World War I or II. I wouldn't even know how to do my own banking or taxes. I also attended many classes in which only half the students would show up for class on a regular basis. Teachers would spend valuable time reviewing things over and over again because people would ditch class repeatedly. Taking honors classes was my only way to possibly learn anything. I stayed at SFHS only for my inspiring art teachers.
I am a sophomore at SFHS. I think it is a very good school. No, not everyone has the high academic standard, but than again, what school does have every student with high academics. This has been a very good school and I enjoy it very much. It, to me, is probably the best high school is Santa Fe, NM. The teachers are nice, and get along very well with their students. There are very good athletic programs, let alone very good academic programs. Just for anyone's knowledge, it is the student that determines the level of knowledge, the teachers are just there to help the student obtain that knowledge.
This school is not very good. Th principle is very good though. The teachers could care less whether you suceed or you flunk out. They only care that you don't inconvinience the teachers. They did a study, and they proved that half of the students that go there, don't graduate. That is just sad if you ask me.
I seriously love this school. Alot of people say that the teachers dont pay attention to the students, or dont care when in reality it is their child who doesnt. I love the diversity and the people who go here, I love everything about this school except the administration which I am sure many who attend can agree. It isnt the 'rowdy teens' which cause chaos, it is the administrations neglect to deal with the problem. Overall I dont think there is any public school in Santa fe which could compare to the variety and overall academic acheivment you can obtain. You do have to set your mind to it though. Most of the teachers are so awesome, there are a few bad ones though. I hadan EXCELLENT anthropology teacher as well as a US history teacher. who I can say have influenced my life greatly.
i am going to be a senior at santa fe high... and i personally think that it has helped me grow so much form the atomosphere to the classes. Santa Fe high offers the most classes in all schools in santa fe and most of new mexico...it helps students in the things they are interested in becoming after school... the teachers are great. and so is the school in general, i dont think people give it the credit it deserves becuase it does deserve alot more credit then it gets. it is one of the biggest schools in new mexico which is great becuase having different buildings means you are not so trapt you have your space. I think overall the teachers do there best and are very much helpful. I would deffently recommend this school to others.
I am going to be a sophmore at Santa Fe high school, and my main concern about the school is the organizational, leadership and social skills of the administration. The teachers are wonderful, of course there are the expected bad apples, but for the most part they try to be helpful and supportive of their students. I find the extracurricular activities satisfactory, SFHS doesn't seem to get enough funding for any of them, however, but that can't be helped. As far as safety goes, in my experience, that depends entirely on who you choose to socialize with. If you socialize with the type that compare switchblades at lunch, you are considerably less safe than those that study in the library at lunch. No school is perfect, and SFHS is far from perfection. However, just like everything else, it is what you make it. -carla
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Many things have changed since December when we kicked off the 2011 fantasy baseball sleeper posts. For one, the date. For two, some of these guys are no longer that sleepery. For three, hut-hut-hike! As long as you don't reach too far, sleepers can make all the difference on your team. You're not grabbing a sleeper in the first round. You're not like, "Hey, Swiggy Cabrera, you go threaten death on the shot girl, I'm going with Juan Miranda." You should have a solid foundation in the first eight to ten rounds, then mix some sleepers in after that. If you click on the names for these players, there's entire posts about some of them with their 2011 projections. It's magical! Anyway, here's some sleepers for 2011 fantasy baseball:
Shaun Marcum – Member back in December when he was first traded and I started raving about him? We were younger back then and you had more hair. Also, Marcum was still sleepery then. Now? Not so much. Seems like everywhere I look people are abuzz with excitement over Marcum. Assuming you don't pay too high of a price, he can still have value.
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Whistler's Mike Janyk battled through injury on Sunday (Feb. 17) to post a 14th-place finish in slalom at the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships in Schladming, Austria.
Janyk was in obvious discomfort, keeling over in some pain upon reaching the finish line in 18th place on the opening run, apparently having aggravated a rib injury suffered earlier in the week.
He used a solid second run, however, to move up to 14th position, matching his best World Cup result of the season.
"Today was a bit of a disappointing first run," Janyk said in a release. "I sprained my rib in the team event and it came out again in the first run so that was tough."
Austria's Marcel Hirscher earned the victory, with Germany's Felix Neureuther taking silver and Austrian skier Mario Matt placing third. Janyk finished with a two-run combined time that was 2.78 seconds back of Hirscher.
The men's slalom was the last race of the world championships, making Janyk Canada's last hope to earn a podium finish at Schladming. The Canadians failed to earn a medal at a world championships for the first time since 2005, though they finished one-hundredth of a second away from bronze in the team event earlier in the week.
"When I skied in the team event, I knew I had reached another level so it's tough for me to sit with this result," said Janyk, a world championship bronze medallist in slalom in 2009. "I really thought we were going for a medal there and I knew that's what I had in me to ski."
Even when putting the result in perspective with the rest of his frustrating 2012-13 season, during which he's earned points from just two of seven World Cup slaloms, Janyk felt the podium was still within reach.
"I felt really good coming into this world championships," he said. "It would have been a long shot the way my season's been going (to get a medal) so it's not a total loss, but I knew I had the skiing in me and right now it's tough."
Trevor Philp was the only other Canadian to finish on Sunday, placing 35th. B.C.'s Sasha Zaitsoff was one of nearly 40 skiers who skied out in the opening run.
Though U.S. skier Ted Ligety didn't finish his first run Sunday, he was the undisputed star of this year's world championships, winning gold in super-G, giant slalom and combined during the event. American youngster Mikaela Shiffrin won the women's slalom as well, and the four victories put the United States atop the medal table at a world for the first time.


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The sky is a beautiful blue. Most welcome after these past days of gray sky, rain and snow!
But it's still cold outside, and so I sit here at my computer recalling lovely spring flowers.
For it is spring ... I think! I can't see the western end of the Grand Mesa and I wonder about the plants buried beneath blankets of snow.
In my mind's eye, Allen and I walk over the rough ground near Land's End Road. Ahead is a mass of lovely, pale blue pasque flowers, but we suddenly realize that there are flowers right here at our feet — white daisy-type blossoms, but they're in a clump that's nearly a foot wide.
I kneel down, and the individual blossoms are about an inch wide with the outer white "petals" a half inch long.
There is a dense cluster of yellow flowers in the center. Many flowers arranged to mimic a single blossom means likely they're in the sunflower tribe, and I know this lovely plant. This is Easter Daisy, so named because they often bloom near Easter. But of course that depends on your location, for our eight species of Townsendia occur from the 'dobes to alpine. I met it once in the 'dobes near Grand Junction in a rocky sagebrush area on the Uncompahgre Plateau, and again in red rock regions in Moab. I've seen it in the pinyon-juniper of the West Elks and here on the top of Grand Mesa in rocky, windblown subalpine setting.
This little plant is named in honor of David Townsend, a Philadelphia botanist. We have 25 species in the west, with eight in Colorado and they are difficult to identify to species but I managed to identify my plant as Townsendia leptotes. When we got home that day, I found that leptotes refers to the plant's slender roots, but of course I hadn't dug to find the roots.
In any event, the photo by Al Schneider perfectly matches my memory of this attractive native plant. And I know that I'll find it again this coming summer in some lovely setting.
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- NAME: Jack Ruby
- OCCUPATION: Entrepreneur, Assassin
- BIRTH DATE: April 25, 1911
- DEATH DATE: January 03, 1967
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Chicago, Illinois
- PLACE OF DEATH: Dallas, Texas
- Full Name: Jacob Rubenstein
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Nightclub owner Jack Ruby murdered Lee Harvey Oswald before Oswald could stand trial for the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
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Born Jacob Rubenstein in Chicago, Illinois, on April 25, 1911. Jack Ruby, a nightclub owner, shot and killed Lee Harvey Oswald in the Dallas Police Headquarters on November 24, 1963, two days after Oswald allegedly assassinated President John F. Kennedy.
I am doomed. I do not want to die. But I am not insane. I was framed to kill Oswald.
Early Years and Young Adulthood
Born in Chicago, Jack Ruby was the fifth of his parents' eight living children. Ruby completed the 8th grade in 1927, but it is unlikely that his education extended into high school.
Once out of school, Ruby turned to illegally scalping tickets to sporting events and other such activities to support himself. He became a street "hustler," making money wherever he could, before being drafted into the U.S. Army Air Forces on May 21, 1943. Never seeing any combat, Ruby was honorably discharged on February 21, 1946, at which point he briefly returned to Chicago.
Post-War Life
In 1947, Jack Ruby moved to Dallas, where he managed nightclubs and dance halls. He later had ownership interests in several local clubs, including the Carousel, the Vegas Club, and the Sovereign Club. He was also involved in several other side ventures, such as selling sewing machine attachments, acting as a talent manager, and selling discount costume jewelry. During this time, until 1963, was arrested eight times for various misdemeanors and liquor law violations stemming from club activities. He also befriended numerous underworld figures as well as many Dallas police officers. It is unclear whether his relationships with either the police or organized crime figures ever amounted to more than acquaintanceships, but after the death of Lee Harvey Oswald, these relationships were examined continually for greater significance.
Later Years
On November 24, 1963, Jack Ruby walked to the Dallas Police Headquarters, where Lee Harvey Oswald was being held for the murder of President John F. Kennedy, and went to the basement, apparently unimpeded. At 11:21 a.m. CST—while authorities were preparing Oswald for transport by armored car to the nearby county jail—Ruby stepped from a crowd of reporters and shot Oswald in the abdomen with his .38 revolver, fatally wounding him. The incident was broadcast live nationwide on television. Ruby was arrested immediately after the shooting, and he told several witnesses that Oswald's death would spare "Mrs. Kennedy the discomfiture of coming back to trial."
After appealing the death sentence handed down at his trial, Ruby died of a pulmonary embolism on January 3, 1967, at Parkland Hospital, where Oswald had died and where President Kennedy had been pronounced dead after his assassination.
Weeks before his death, Jack Ruby claimed sole responsibility for Oswald's death, denying a larger plot. He had previously, however, continually implied that he was part of a greater conspiracy to kill President Kennedy and knew who was behind the plot, fueling conspiracy speculation right up to and beyond his final days.
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I have served for four years at Nottinghamshire Army Cadet Force and have achieved my basic training 1 star and 2 star army proficiency certificates, 1st class shot, junior cadet instructors course, first aid and musicians qualifications.
My partial vision allows me to shoot slightly better and that is an added bonus. All the equipment we use is right handed including weapons. None of my superior officers or subordinates look differently at me because of my sight and it has not stopped me taking part in any of the training courses or activities they have to offer.
The Cadet Forces is a really fun and challenging experience for all those involved and enlisted in its ranks. Cadets can get a full range of training which looks good on their CV later in life or for promotion to higher ranks!
There are no restrictions to join as far as I know apart from being 12 and in year eight. I would recommend this to any child within the age limit to join. Its not just military training either as on camps you get free time sports like football, volley ball, hockey, rugby and adventurous sports such as climbing, canoeing, kayaking, and abseiling. Army cadets allows young people to achieve their potential whether it be, like me, teaching the younger cadets or representing their county region or even country at events. I have been on over 40 camps now and I am not seen differently to any of my comrades.
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Remember when your parents told you to sit up straight? Slouching among adolescents hasn't gone out of style and neither has the popular refrain. Sitting and standing tall remains important because it lengthens the spine, and strengthens the back, neck and shoulder muscles.
But can good posture prevent the curving of the spine known as scoliosis? Unfortunately, it won't, says Robert Lark, MD, a pediatric orthopedic surgeon with Duke Orthopaedics.
"Scoliosis is not preventable," he says, "but once we diagnose it, there are things we can do to prevent progression of the curve."
Scoliosis is an abnormal, left-to-right curvature of the spine that often resembles the letter S. In most cases, the cause is unknown, but research suggests genetics play a role.
Parents may suspect scoliosis in their child if one shoulder is higher than the other, or if the trunk of their body appears to shift from left to right. "It's common to spot scoliosis during the summer time, when a thinly clothed child bends down to pick something off the floor," says Lark. "You may be able to see the ribs along the spine appear more prominent on one side than the other." Lark says the muscular imbalance can cause pain in some children.
If you suspect your child may have scoliosis, a visit to a pediatric orthopedist is warranted. The severity of the curve is diagnosed on x ray, and it's important to make that diagnosis early, when children are young and still growing. Sometimes treatment is as simple as taking a wait-and-see approach. "If the patient is a 14-year-old girl with a small curve, we'll just keep an eye on it as they keep growing," Lark says. Core and flexibility exercises are beneficial to strengthen the muscles, but they won't make the curve go away.
If the curve is more significant, bracing may be recommended to minimize curve progression. It is important to note that bracing will not make the curve go away.
About one-quarter of children with scoliosis may benefit from bracing. The site of the curve dictates the bracing regimen. Children with curves higher in their spine may need to wear a brace when upright for 16-18 hours daily. Lower curves may be corrected with a nighttime brace. Braces are typically worn for one year past skeletal maturity. "For girls, that's three years past the time of their first menstruation," Lark explains. For boys, it is one year after the close of their pelvic growth plate.
Surgery may be required if x-rays suggest a severe curve that may progress into adulthood. While the surgery is significant – requiring a three to five-day hospital stay and up to six weeks recovery - "today's modern instrumentation allows us to correct a lot of the deformity a child may have," Lark explains.
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Comments On Feb 20, 2014:So... Here is the Short version of a long story. We needed new boots for my son just before race season started last year. I read reviews on all sorts of brands of boots however pretty much everyone was sold out of just about everything Mid March last year. I read review after review about broken buckles but went ahead and bought these simply because there weren't any other options at the time.
The second trip to the track for practice the top buckle on the left boot snapped. The piece is riveted into the boot and as far as I know is not replaceable. I was super SUPER careful buckling his boots knowing about all the problems people have had with these things... So here we are with a pair of $150 paper weights.. I just order him a pair of Alpinestars which is what I've worn for years and never once broke a buckle.. but even if we do, they are replaceable. I would highly encourage you to buy another brand of boots unless FOX has improved this. The other buckles which are still in tact come open all the time as well... Just a very poor quality boot overall and I would never buy them again.
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Corning eyes flexible glass in products by 2013
Phones, tablets, and TVs with thinner, flexible screens may be available to consumers as soon as next year.
Corning, the maker of glass used in Apple and Samsung mobile devices, has rolled out its new glass today, according to Bloomberg BusinessWeek.
Corning sent out samples to phone, tablet, and television manufacturers and expects to see the glass in consumer electronics by next year. Unlike typical glass sheets, the new flexible glass is manufactured in a roll, like paper or cloth.
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Game Recap 5/16/12: 99 problems, but a pitch ain't one - Angels 7, White Sox 2
The Halo's season has been smothered with issues from the bullpen to the line up to "Where are we supposed to put all of these outfielders...", and something clicked tonight. Whatever that something was, it led the Angels to a victory over the Chicago White Sox.
Angels 7, White Sox 2
This win was the definition of a team win. The entirety of the line up made significant contributions to tonight's win.
Mike Trout continues to wow the crowd each time he steps on the field. As I have mentioned time and time again, this kid (I say that talking about someone my own age...) is Angels' baseball. He's quick, aggressive, and he hustles. He can play small ball and hit for power. Not once has he hesitated to stretch what appears to be a questionable double into two bases with time to spare. Trout might just be the Angels' newest "secret weapon".
Alberto Callaspo has flown under the radar since the beginning of the season as one of the many third basemans that the Angels were trying out. His bat has come alive these past few games and continues to grab several extra base hits for the Halos. He is earning his place as the two spot in the Angels' line up.
ALBERT PUJOLS. HE DID IT. AGAIN. Now, the fact that he hit his second home run of the season the day after Mickey Hatcher was relieved from his duties as the Angels' hitting coach, is probably just as coincidental as his home run after his infamous day of rest. Either way, Pujols' is gaining confidence at the plate. I could do without the routine fly-out to right field every game, but I'm willing to continue the baby steps pace for one of the game's greatest hitters.
Kendrys Morales, Vernon Wells and Howie Kendrick have been piecing together RBIs and extra base hits in a timely manner. They've been a solid part of the Angels' recent successes on offense. Wells is fighting for his position. He's aware and is making it a point to let everyone else know that he doesn't want to go anywhere. With another home run tonight, Wells might be finding his stroke again and that's precisely what this team needs out of a veteran player.
Mark Trumbo continues to show off his power and timely hitting. His extra base hits have been nothing short of helpful for the Halos in their victories as of late. Although he has been moved around quite a bit on defense, Trumbo has found his comfortable spot in the line up and has made the most of it. With the way things have been going for him on offense, his momentum is a force to be reckoned with.
A struggling Erik Aybar hit a double to get the Angels on the board this evening, and his double represented his first RBI in a couple of weeks. Aybar is a base runner and a small ball player that is necessary for the Angels' success. An occasional shot off the outfield wall isn't frowned upon either.
Jerome Williams threw with the best of 'em today. He pitched a solid eight innings before Jason Isringhausen took over in the ninth inning to close out the game. Williams is making a name for himself as a part of this Angels' rotation. The more solid starts we can accumulate, the less we have to go to the bullpen for that extra (nail-biting) help.
Whereas I still choose to maintain a realistic mentality about the Angels and this progress they are making, I won't let it take away from how exciting these wins have been. Seeing a glimpse of the team fans have known and loved is satisfying. For now, of course.
These next few games may be exactly what the Angels need to regain their confidence and do away with the pesky problems we've seen.
We're all aware that the Angels have approximately 99 problems (give or take a few), but tonight, a pitch ain't one.


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It would help enormously if someone could provide the name of this bot.
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The Kentucky Headhunters created a hybrid of honky tonk, blues, and Southern rock that appealed to fans of both rock and country music. The origins of the Kentucky Headhunters lie in 1968, when Fred and Richard Young began playing together with their cousins Greg Martin and Anthony Kenney at the Youngs' grandmother's house. Mark Orr also later joined them. The first incarnation of the band was called the Itchy Brothers, and the group played together informally for over a decade. After about 13 years, the bandmembers began launching separate careers: Richard Young went off to write songs for Acuff-Rose, while Fred Young began touring with country beauty Sylvia. Martin became a member of Ronnie McDowell's band, while Kenney dropped out of music. In 1985, Martin decided to reassemble the Itchy Brothers. When Kenney declined to rejoin the group, Martin remembered Doug Phelps, whom he had met while on tour with McDowell. Phelps joined the new project, which was named the Kentucky Headhunters. Besides Martin and Phelps, the band also included the Young brothers and Doug's brother Ricky Lee Phelps.
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Not as good as expected, but still worth a try.
We had a large group dinner on 24 Apr. It was my first time to dine in this restaurant. Before that night, some of my friends told me the food at Ivan was pretty good, and that was why I did have quite an expectation on the quality of the dishes.
I shared dinner with 2 other friends. In total we ordered 3 appetizers, 3 Bortsch and 3 main dishes. In general, the food was not bad at Ivan, but some dishes were indeed not as good as I imagined.
The 3 appetizers we ordered were Zakuska Po-Suzdalsky, Gribi V Smetane and Ribnaya Zakuska. The first one was actually ox tongue baked with cheese. I do think this is the best appetizer among all 3 of them. It was served in a small pot. The appearance may look ordinary but the taste is very rich. All the ox tongue slices were soaked in the liquid cheese. Though the cheese is all over the slices, the taste of ox still remained and the dish was not greasy. The 2 ingredients were a really good match.
Gribi V Smetane was baked mushrooms. The only special thing of the dish is that it is served with some slices of deep-fried bread. You can put the mushroom on it. The way to eat was special enough, but the taste was too ordinary to be impressed. It tasted like any other mushrooms you can find in any little mickey-mouse-restaurant or even in cans. Ribnaya Zakuska was a Russian style sashimi compilation. The sashimi were fresh, and the dished was served with the best appearance comparing to the other 2. Nothing too special about it.
The Bortsch we had was claimed and supposed to be the genuine Russian Bortsch. It was served with some sour cream. The soup smelt very nice, with all the ingredients. You could comfortably expect to have a strong-flavor soup simply based on the smell. If you are thinking in this way, you will find the taste a great great surprise. It was pretty blend, despite the fact that there were indeed lots of veggies in the soup. They were rather tasteless. I am not sure if this is how the genuine Bortsch taste, if so, I would say it is actually very different from the 'Westernized Mixed Veggie Soup' we usually have.
For the main dishes, we had Shshlik Iz Semgi, Chicken Kiev and Govyadina Stepnaya. The first one was simply fried Salmon in Russian style. Honestly, I failed to locate any difference, in taste or in appearance, had any difference with other fried Salmon fillet. But it tasted good, just lacking some features.
Chicken Kiev should be the champion among everything I had that night. It might look like any other Chicken Tempura. In fact, there was something special inside. The chicken fillet was stuffed with some cream and minced meat as I remember. The taste was good. Despite the deep-frying, the taste of chicken was still very rich. The texture was outstanding too. You have a crispy skin and a soft and juicy flesh underneath the chicken skin. This dish really worths a try.
The amosphere was one thing that I really liked about Ivan the Kozak. You can feel a very strong Russian feeling, from the decors to the video showing on the TV. Also, the place was not spacious, with tables packing together and guests sitting close to each other. In such a small area, the sense of enjoyment and happiness was very well spread and you would feel like home, or some village restaurant, where you can find nice people serving you.
I may have to take away the 'nice people serving you' from my compliments. The waitress served me was not in her best attitude. Perhaps the place was too crowded and she was extremely busy as every one was ordering. She kept on urging me to make orders, even if I was still thinking which dishes to choose. She did not give me time to breathe, it was too pushy. When the dishes came, she did not help us to place the dish nicely on the table, but simply gave me the dish and walked away. She did not take away the empty dishes neither, not until I used the dish to block her way to the kitchen.
The price of the dishes are not expensive actually. The bill was around 840 for the 3 of us. But is it worthwhile? That is a good question. I think Ivan the Kozak gives one of the best dining atmosphere and the most genuine Russian feeling, but some of the dishes may not be the best we can have with a loose budget on hand. Still, I believe it's worth a try.
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Lukla airport owes its existence to the fact it is located close to Mount Everest and that most climbers use it as the first station in the attempt to scale this massive mountain.
During the climbing season, October/November, the small aircraft (mostly Twin Otters) have to be off the airport in 15 minutes because there are only 4 parking spaces and there are probably other Twin Otters circling to land. It can really be a very, very busy airport. It is also the highest airport with scheduled airline flights in the word. Combine this with the fact the airport is of course closed a lot due to weather and you will understand why it can be as busy as it is.
Flying into Lukla is dangerous and complex in perfect weather, most of our beta testers underestimated it and the hill side was soon covered in burning wrecks. They soon learned that anything you do at this altitude needs to be planned and considered. Landing on the runway that goes uphill means you have to flare in a completely different way. Taking off from the very short runway with an engine that probably delivers a lot less power than you would hope for, is only possible because the runway ends with a 3000 feet drop into the valley below (check out the waterfalls there!). Even the simple taxi to the very small platform is complex and not without danger as there is a steep bit of taxiway to climb onto. To be short, you will probably be frustrated and annoyed when you start using this airport. However when you know how to use it you will be a far better pilot and there will be a new region to discover.
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Lukla airfield with its spectacular very short, very sloping runway, at 9000 plus altitude.
High definition mesh for the entire area
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Compatible con AES 1.99B (FS2004)
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