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Warrior Camp at Touchstone Farm
Touchstone Farm began hosting Warrior Camp for active-duty military and recent veterans in November 2013 and through the winter of 2014. The farm is hosting additional Warrior Camp sessions in Fall 2014.
The camp is a week-long treatment program to allow these men and women to address the trauma of war in a safe, supportive environment.
Warrior Camp ® is a trademarked program of Trauma and Resiliency Resources, Inc. (TRR), a NYC-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. TRR is a local partner of the Real Warriors Campaign, an initiative of the DCOE (Defense Centers of Excellence for Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury). The mission of the Real Warriors Campaign is to promote the processes of building resilience, facilitating recovery and supporting reintegration of returning service members, veterans and their families.
Eva J. Usadi, MA, BCD, Founder and Director of Trauma and Resiliency Resources worked with Boo Martin, Executive Director of Touchstone Farm, to arrange the logistics of hosting the camp and the participation of the farm's horses as partners in EAGALA-model Equine Assisted Psychotherapy, one of the three treatment modalities to be used at Warrior Camp.
What Happens at Warrior Camp?
The camp is designed to foster the development of a close-knit community within which healing can occur. Activities during the week include a healthy balance of trauma therapy, relaxation and leisure activities. The camp is free to all active duty military and recent veterans.
Treatments offered during Warrior Camp are EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), Yoga, and Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP). The clinical team consists of several EMDR clinicians, an equine-assisted psychotherapy team made up of two people (plus horses), and a yoga instructor.
All participants are screened by a clinician before camp to assess readiness for both group and individual treatment. Full participation in group activities, although voluntary, is encouraged as it fosters connection, community and support. Group activities consist of modified debriefings or meetings, team building activities (there are lots of these to choose from), equine assisted psychotherapy, yoga, and hikes or other sports.
Support from Near and Far
The pilot Warrior Camp is entirely funded by private donations. Additionally:
- Because Touchstone Farm is a PATH, Intl. Premier Accredited Center, the Wounded Warriors Project supports the equine component of the program.
- Purina has donated feed for all participating horses during the week of Warrior Camp.
Find Out More
Touchstone Farm and TRR are scheduling future Warrior Camp weeks at the farm. If you are interested in finding out more about Warrior Camp and about help for military service people dealing with trauma, or to make a donation, you can visit the Trauma and Resiliency Resources website. This website has excellent information as well as links to more helpful resources on the web.


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text: The second annual Drums of the Painted Mountain Pow Wow is set to occur at Southwest Virginia Community College on July 20 – 22. The event is a gathering of American Indian people aimed at preserving their rich culture while offering the opportunity to honor Mother Earth and those who came before them. The event is open to the public. Tickets can be purchased at the gate. Arvel Bird is set to be the headliner at the 2012 Pow Wow and brings a fusion of Native American and Celtic music to the stage. Bird, a violinist and Native American flutist, is known around the world for his dramatic connection between Celtic and Native American traditions, stirring up scenes that echo from North American memory. Dubbed "Lord of the Strings" by fans and music critics, his music evokes the soul of North American history and is thoroughly entertaining, but also enlightening and humanizing. In a language and experience that captures the hearts of all audiences, he's emotional without being condescending, intellectual without being pretentious. One measure of any art form is when the medium is so mastered that it becomes transparent, allowing its message to be seen, heard and felt. Arvel Bird has achieved that mastery. The Drums of the Painted Mountain Pow Wow will open on Friday, July 20 at 8:00 a.m., with the Grand Entry beginning at 1:00 p.m. Arvel Bird will perform at 2:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Gates will close at 8:00 p.m. On Saturday, July 21, the event will open at 10:00 a.m. with the Grand Entry set for Noon. Bird will perform at both 2:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Gates will close at 8:00 p.m. The gates are set to open for the Pow Wow on Sunday, July 22, at noon. The Grand Entry takes place at 1:00 p.m., with Arvel Bird performing at 2:30 p.m. Admission at the gate is $7.00 for adults, $4.00 for children six years to 17 years of age, and children under six years of age are free. For Veterans with Veterans Feather there is no admission charge. This is a great opportunity to educate, foster understanding and encourage cooperation between the Native American community and others. Attendees are encouraged to participate when requested to experience their culture. Bring lawn chairs and enjoy the Drums of the Painted Mountain Pow Wow. For additional information, contact Lorie Clifton at 276.210.4034 or email@example.com.


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Took the family (DW, daughter 11, son 5) to Alaska on the 4-Aug-13 NCL Pearl sailing from Seattle. Overall I would rate the trip as a firmly "good", not great. We had fantastic sunny & 75F weather all but one day, and the cabin was great (see separate review Pearl cabin #9626), entertainment was very good, service very good, food okay, but the nickle-and-dime got to be a bit much. If I were to do Alaska again on a cruise, it would not be on NCL. Not because NCL is bad, but since the excursions and weather as the highlight, I would instead recommend a lower cost option with better food and kids services on a Carnival boat, with the one condition that you take a side-trip to see Tracy Arm Fjord in Juneau and Butchart Gardens w/ fireworks on Saturday in Victoria. If NCL was the only option for both Tracy Arm and Butchart fireworks, I would repeat on NCL again.
Embarkation was easy and fast. We stayed in a hotel in SeaTac and hired a car to drop us off at the port (vs. staying downtown and trying to schlep bags down the hill). We hadn't completely tagged all the bags, and NCL had set up bag-tag station at the dock and the porter was very helpful and friendly at getting it all done for us. Seattle has a nice big waiting room that holds several hundred, which avoids standing in hour+ lines of less-well-appointed ports like Tampa.
The buffets on deck 12 were already running full force, and the sunny light-breeze weather made for a nice first impression experience with open-air dining.
We got into the room almost immediately. Our bags arrived onsey-twosey to the room over the next few hours w/o issue.
The cabin stewards are magicians, as every time we left and returned to the cabin (which wasn't that often or very long duration with a family of 4), we came back to find it turned down, or cleaned, and in perfect order.
Aboard the boat
Having a sea day the first full day on the boat is a good way to allow time to discover the boat. Our cabin was on the port side, with island views up the inside passage. It was our only foggy/drisly day. DW and I spent some time up on deck 12 in the hot tubs while the kids romped in the pool and water slide. There are only 4 small hot tubs which could get a bit crowded at times, but not overly so. Two are marked adult only and two for children which the passengers respected. There is an adult-only tops-optional sun-deck at the top of the boat, which was unused the entire time. Much of the ample upper deck space and lounge chairs went unused during the Alaska cruise despite the great weather, but I'm sure it gets more activity in the Caribbean during winter.
We found the freestyle dining good for kids breakfast and lunch, especially for our youngest who prefers to eat and run (literally). Lineup for dinner was moved swiftly, and they provided hors d'oeuvres and champaign for those waiting in line for the Summer Palace, a nice touch, and the only free alcohol given out on the entire cruise. It did get a bit crowded as space was limited with the elevators opening up 4' from the maitre d' station.
This was the one and only formal night on the cruise, which was fine by us. The Summer Palace is located directly in the stern, has fantastic views through the back and side windows.
Table service was very good. We never felt rushed (even when we needed more time to select a meal) or wanted to try something different. And nothing ever sat without attention. All of our servers were polite and made us feel like we were their only tables.
Food in the main dining rooms was okay, but we were never WOW'ed by any meals or dishes. We are the "try everything once" type, and would typically order a couple appetizers each and an extra entree, passing all around. The food was not as good as our experience on Carnival earlier in 2013 where we were routinely pleasantly surprised and WOW'ed. Produce was excellent, but prepared steaks, crab cakes, and seafood were on par with Applebees, Chilis and with few exceptions nothing made us go "WOW".
That said, two things really impressed me about the food. 1) the melon was perfectly ripe at every meal, and I mean PERFECT: always sweet and ripe and never firm and never squishy, which is impressive over a 7 night cruise! 2) the Indian food available at the buffet was some of the best Indian food I've had in my life with two different dishes at every meal breakfast lunch and dinner with poori, nan, etc. and this compares to Indian meals I've eaten in NYC, New Delhi, and London! Turns out the head chef was Indian. This was one of the few "WOW" moments we had while dining, and we often went back to the buffet for Indian after seeing mediocrity on the Summer Palace dinner menu.
Other than those two highlights, the rest of the food in the standard restaurants was firmly in the category of: "Meh." Steak (only served twice) was select grade. Cuts were very thin, so we had to order it rare to get anything but shoe leather. Lobster (only once) was ok and we had to ask for drawn butter. Salmon was mediocre and farmed, despite being smack dab in the middle of salmon season! The eggs benedict served at the buffet (two types) was prepared better than that served in the Summer Palace. Chocolate Decadence (akin to Carnival's famous chocolate lava cake) was only served once in the Summer Palace main dining room, a shame.
Downgrading the quality of food so you can drive customers already paying $5k for a cruise toward the premium restaurants is not a very good strategy to earn repeat business. In fact, food quality is one of the two reasons we will not go NCL again, a real shame.
Bringing kids aged 5 and 11 on a seven-day Alaska cruise is a gamble. If they're miserable because they have nothing to do, they can quickly make everyone miserable. Our kids' experience was a mixed bag.
Unlike our previous Carnival experience (Legend 2013) which had four physically different and separated kids clubs for the four age groups, the Pearl has only one very big romper room for everyone. Our 11 year old spent the first two hours of the Juneau day sitting at the corner table of a room full of thirty screaming 3-6 year olds, including our 5 year old who had a blast. She checked herself out after the 2 hour minimum wait and spent most of the rest of the day in the cabin texting her freinds back home. She never went back to the Pearl's kids club.
This is very much unlike her Carnival experience, where she wanted to spend time in kids club.
The game room was right outside the kids club on deck 12, and had a decent selection of large modern games with only one or two out of order, but the price PER GAME ranged from $1.50 to $5!! That's crazy, especially since NCL will not allow you to place a spend limit on your children's room card. It's either zero or unlimited so of course we set our kids to zero. Stupid policy as they'd surely have gotten another $25 or $50 from us. While the game room was mostly empty as a result, I did see one teenager rack up $20 in games in less than that many minutes while playing a single game of air hockey with my 5 year old. The game prices along with their room card policy are just set up for failure.
The kids experience is the other reason we will likely go elsewhere (most likely back to Carnival) for family cruises in the future.
I was impressed with the quality of the on-board entertainment, compared to other cruises. The big-theater shows were mostly the motown/broadway sing and dance review type, but the singing was great and the dancing actually nice to watch.
The comedy was the best part. Heath Hayt was great at both G and PG-13 shows, and Jim the piano guy was hilarious. The Second City troup did several shows G, PG, and R ratings, all good for laughs. The game show events were clever and funny.
Bingo was expensive and prizes small. Re-usable bingo punch cards were not valid for the big prize draws, so you had to spend more of course.
...were not cheap, but they were worth it. Tracy Arm fjord was a big highlight. Instead of the train ride, we saved $500 and rented a car to do basically the same tour. I would do this again and recommend to others.
Final Sea Day
On our way back to Victoria from Kechikan in the open sea west of the Passage, we were blessed with an incredible display of wales for over an hour. Spouting, breaching, tail slapping as what seemed like hundreds of wales passed within a mile or so of the ship Northbound while we sailed South. It was a beautiful sunny day and one of the other great experience highlights of the trip.


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Undersea Number Adventure #11
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Is your little one ready to discover the underwater kingdom of Atlantis? She'll practice putting numbers in order, helping her navigate a coral reef, and sneak past an octopus on her adventure to the long-lost city.
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A hole at left tackle will command the Saints' attention this offseason if they fail to re-sign OLT Jermon Bushrod.
NFC South Spin cycle: Tough test awaits suspect Falcons run 'D'
The Falcons came up short against the Bucs in a game where they nothing to gain, and the Panthers rallied against the Saints in Week 17.
Panthers defeat Saints to end year on four-game win streak
Drew Brees made more NFL history, but so did the Saints' defense in an undesirable way, and the Panthers rallied to a 44-38 victory Sunday.
Saints DE Smith will be back only at reduced rate
The Saints put questions about Sean Payton's future to rest with the announcement of his new contract, and one of the next big issues for the team to tackle will be its salary-cap situation.
Saints place Thomas on injured reserve
The Saints placed RB Pierre Thomas (knee) on injured reserve on Saturday.
Report: Saints, Payton agree to contract extension
The Saints and Sean Payton agreed in principle to a multi-year contract extension, according to Fox Sports' Jay Glazer.
NFC South Spin cycle: Falcons earn top seed, Bucs keep sinking
The Falcons clinched the No. 1 seed in the NFC with their win over the Lions in Week 16. Meanwhile, the Bucs continued to implode.
Saints play spoiler in 34-31 victory over Cowboys
Garrett Hartley kicked a 20-yard field in overtime, and the Saints damaged Dallas' playoff hopes with a 34-31 victory against the Cowboys on Sunday.
Graham's contract will draw Saints' attention
TE Jimmy Graham will be entering his contract year in 2013 if he and the Saints don't work out an extension this offseason.
Key matchup: Saints defense vs. Cowboys RB DeMarco Murray
In Wednesday's key matchup, we look ahead to the Week 16 meeting between the Saints and Cowboys.
NFC South Spin cycle: Falcons not playing pretend
The Falcons bounced back in a big way Sunday as the Panthers stayed hot and the Saints dealt the Bucs a brutal loss.
Saints have to consider possibility of Payton's departure
The Saints don't want to lose Sean Payton this offseason, but they want to be compensated for his services if he departs.
Saints roll past Buccaneers 41-0
Drew Brees passed for 307 yards and four touchdowns, and the Saints recorded their first shutout since 1995 in a 41-0 victory over the Buccaneers.
Saints place S Jenkins on injured reserve
The Saints announced Saturday that they have placed FS Malcolm Jenkins and OT Charles Brown on injured reserve.
Saints coach: Witnesses lied in NFL investigation
Saints assistant head coach Joe Vitt said Thursday witnesses in the NFL's bounty investigation of the Saints lied about him and the organization.
According to the New Orleans Times-Picayune, Thomas is likely to see more action with Darren Sproles out due to a hand injury.||||||| Mark Ingram, and Chris Ivory could also see more time in the backfield.
Thomas needed only nine carries to compile 110 yards during a 35-27 loss to Carolina on Sunday.||||||| Thomas had only 17 yards on four attempts during the season opener against Washington.
Thomas has left in the first quarter after taking a hit to the head against the San Francisco 49ers in their NFC divisional round playoff. The team said Thomas would not return.||||||| Thomas caught a pass from Drew Brees on the Saints' opening drive Saturday and absorbed a vicious blow from Donte Whitner just short of the goal line. Whitner jarred the ball loose, and Patrick Willis recovered for the 49ers at their own 2-yard line.
Thomas has been fined $12,500 for a uniform violation and a touchdown celebration in which he placed a bow on a football and gave it to a fan.||||||| The fine for the celebration is $7,500. Thomas also violated NFL policies by wearing Christmas-themed green and red tape on his black and gold Saints uniform, and his fine for that is $5,000. Notice of the fines was taped to Thomas' locker by teammates with a big red bow on top as part of a prank.
Thomas had pedestrian numbers New Orleans wrapped up the NFC South title with a 45-16 victory over the Atlanta Falcons on Monday night.||||||| Thomas carried nine times for 53 yards and had two catches for four.


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Our work has been focused on drug development, mechanisms of synergy and antagonism using combination of molecular targeted agents and conventional chemotherapies, and drug resistance. In the last several years, cancer stem cells have been identified as a subpopulation of cells responsible for tumor recurrence and drug resistance. Substantial effort towards isolation of cancer stem cells has led to the identification of tumor-specific markers, but characterization of these cells and mechanisms of their resistance to drugs has been largely descriptive. We came to appreciate that in order to develop effective therapies for cancer stem cells, we need a better understanding of stem cell biology and specifically regulation of stemness and differentiation. While gene expression profiling is the end result of multiple processes, the accessibility of transcription factors (TFs) to DNA ultimately controls stemness, reprogramming and differentiation. The LRBGE has pioneered global unbiased landscape analysis of the accessible genome (i.e., all sites in the genome that are accessible to TFs at any time) by combining DNase I hypersensitivity assays with deep sequencing (DHS-seq). In-depth bioinformatic annotation of DNase I accessible sites to all known human and mouse genome sites provides an unbiased view of changes in accessibility for all regulatory elements in any cell type at any given time. This is a powerful tool for identification of novel sites in distant and proximal enhancers and promoters of epigenetic changes that mark stemness and differentiation. We focused on establishing the landscape of all accessible genome in cell lines that are enriched in cancer stem cells and are resistant to conventional chemotherapeutic agents, as well as osteogenic differentiation of inducible pluripotent cells (iPS) cells derived from normal individuals and patients with inheritable disorders, such as osteogenesis imperfecta (OI). Gene replacement therapy using these cells may save many lives and provide an unlimited source of stem cells for regenerative therapy.
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Fire investigators are trying to figure out what caused a local sculptor's home to go up in flames.
The fire started at around 9:30 p.m. Sunday night at the home of Ben Dye (http://www.bendyesculpture.com/), along South Spangler Road in Oregon City.
Clackamas fire crews responded with a water tender, because there is no fire hydrant in the area. They extinguished the fire in about one hour.
No one who lives at the home was hurt, but the home suffered heavy damage. It is not clear if any artwork was damaged in the fire.
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I'm in a similar boat - whether I should upgrade from my 60D to the 5d mkii. One of the main reasons I wanted the 60D over the t3i was the cross type auto focus points. I'm not sure I want to go back... not to mention the 5+ shots per second over the 3.1 (or whatever it was).
Then I think, maybe I can just keep two bodies... it's all quite perplexing.
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My guess would be the EF-800mm F/5.6FL does affect the isolation of the subject more than open [wide] aperture.
Not quite. Contrary to popular opinion, Depth of Field is not affected by focal length only the physical size of the aperture (when maintaining subject height). To maintain subject height in the image the subject distance must be increased as you increase focal length (in other words, you have to step back when using a longer lens). Now, greater subject distance increases depth of field but a longer lens with the same f-number (eg. f/2.8 ) has a physically larger aperture which decreases depth of field. It turns out the the increase of DoF due to increases subject distance is almost exactly offset by the decrease in DoF due to the physically larger aperture with the result that focal length does not affect DoF.


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The Bengals hired former Raiders head coach Hue Jackson on Friday. He is slated to assist the defensive backs and special teams.
"Hue is a tremendous addition to our staff," Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis said. "I relied on Hue greatly when he was with us (in 2004-06), and his success overall in the NFL, including being selected for a head-coaching position, is well documented. He has expertise in all aspects of the game, and we are fortunate to have obtained his services."
Jackson was the wide receivers coach with Cincinnati from 2004-06. He was fired after the 2011 season, his first as head coach of the Raiders. He was Oakland's offensive coordinator in 2010.
According to the Bengals, Jackson will work closely with DBs coach Mark Carrier and special-teams coach Darrin Simmons.
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Though Jackson's work primarily has been on the offensive side of the ball, he got some experience coaching special teams early in his collegiate career, and his unique perspective could be valuable to the defense. Moreover, he could be a valuable advisor to Lewis, who's entering his 10th season as the Bengals' head coach. Finally, the Bengals' coaches are more involved in the scouting process than perhaps any other team, so Jackson's addition gives Cincinnati another set of experienced eyes and ears as predraft preparations start to ramp up.


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MEDINAH, Ill. (AP) -- Europe got its first point of the afternoon matches when Tiger Woods and Steve Stricker's comeback fell short. It still might be too late.
Sergio Garcia and Luke Donald beat Woods and Stricker 1-up when Stricker's 7-footer for birdie lipped out. But the Americans are ahead 10-5 and will go into Sunday's singles with at least a four-point lead. They need 14 ½ points to regain the Ryder Cup. The largest comeback in Ryder Cup history was at Brookline in 1999, when the U.S. erased a 10-6 deficit on the final day.
Woods and Stricker were dismal in both of their matches Friday and took a while to get going against Garcia and Donald, making the turn at 4 down on Saturday. But Woods finally got it in gear, making five birdies on the back nine, including a 9-foot putt on 16 that won the hole. As the ball dropped in, Woods pointed at the cup.
Woods stuck his tee shot to 4 feet on the par-3 17th only to see Donald do him just a bit better. Garcia had a chance to win the 18th hole -- and the match -- with a 21-foot birdie. He examined it for several minutes, lined up but then backed off, drawing jeers. It didn't matter, because he missed.
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When the Yankees signed AJ Burnett to a five year, $82.5 million contract in December 2008, they knew they were getting a volatile pitcher. They knew they were getting a guy with a history of injury, and inconsistency, and bouts of immaturity. They knew they were getting a guy with top-tier stuff but without top-tier dependability. AJ Burnett was a known entity.
At the same time, the Yankees were getting a guy fresh off more than 220 innings. They were getting a guy fresh off 231 strikeouts, with power and groundballs to make up for occasional fits of wildness. They were getting a guy who, over the previous five years, had posted a 3.78 ERA over 131 starts. There was a reason a pitcher with Burnett's colorful past was able to come into such money. His pitches were good, and his numbers were better. It made sense for the Yankees and their fans to be optimistic.
Now fast forward about two years. Burnett's ERA is up in the 5's. He's averaging fewer than six innings a start. His strikeouts are as low as they've been since he was a kid, and with the Yankees approaching the playoffs, Burnett has nobody's trust. He isn't seen as an asset. He's seen as a question mark, as a weakness on a Yankee team with few others.
It's clear that something's gone wrong. Something that Burnett used to be able to do, he is no longer able to do as consistently or effectively.
There could be a number of things, actually. Most likely, Burnett isn't being undone by a single vital flaw. But here I've identified one, and one that I think is a pretty big deal. See, Burnett, for all intents and purposes, is a two-pitch pitcher. Though he has a change he'll throw a handful of times a game, he works primarily off of his fastball and curve. The fastball's there to set hitters up, and the curveball's there to put them away.
And, lately, the curve hasn't been able to put them away quite like it used to. What follows are opposing hitters' contact rates against Burnett's curveball over the years:
In 2008, hitters missed nearly half the time they swung at Burnett's curveball. Now they're making contact with well more than three-fifths of their swings, and though a contact rate of 64.6% on a curve is still rather good, it isn't spectacular. It isn't what it was.
And you can see this show up in his splits. In 2008, after getting ahead in the count, Burnett struck out 42.9% of opposing hitters. In 2010, that's down to 31.7%. His curveball isn't getting as many whiffs, which means he isn't getting as many whiffs, which means he isn't getting as many strikeouts, which means he isn't having as much success.
That's a problem. Unfortunately for the Yankees, I don't have the solution. With three years and $49.5 million left on AJ Burnett's contract, they're going to want to find it. They're going to at least want to look everywhere they can.


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Found on the northern Dalmatian coast of Croatia, Zadar is rich with thousands of years of history. Ruled at various times by the Romans, Ostrogoths, and Byzantium, the city became a center of commerce and naval power rivaling that of Venice. Today, Zadar's history, culture, and architecture draw visitors from around the world, as does Plitvice National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
As shore excursions to be offered in this port are not yet confirmed, below is a list of those offered previously. We make every effort to have excursions finalized at least 240 days in advance of sailing, and often sooner, so please check back regularly.
Tour Split, the second-largest city in Croatia, focusing on the extraordinary palace complex that Roman Emperor Diocletian built at the turn of the 4th century.
After departing from the pier, you will settle in for a relaxing drive south to Split, one of the most exuberant cities in Croatia. Although originally colonized by Greeks, this beautiful coastal area wasn't developed until Roman Emperor Diocletian built a magnificent palace here in the early 4th century. It's considered the most historically valuable Roman architecture on the eastern coast of the Adriatic and has been deemed a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
You will discover just how special it is by exploring several different areas of the palace complex, which includes more than 200 buildings, many of them constructed with lustrous white limestone from the nearby island of Brac. The palace is like a city within a city because it contains all sorts of residences, restaurants, museums, cathedrals and ancient Roman relics.
You might begin in the cellar, which in Diocletian's day was used to store food and wine. The cellar also opened to the sea at that time, allowing noble guests to arrive by ship. Other highlights within the complex include the Cathedral of St. Domnius, which was originally built to be Diocletian's mausoleum, and the Temple of Jupiter, which became a baptistery.
Following the tour, you will have free time to explore Split further and then linger over a traditional Croatian lunch before returning to the pier in Zadar.
Please note: This tour includes approximately 90-minute of moderate walking, plus any additional walking at the guests' discretion during free time. There will be some uneven surfaces and steps to negotiate. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests and may not be considered suitable for those with mobility concerns. Weather appropriate clothing; sun cap; sunglasses; sunscreen; a bottle of water from the ship; and flat, comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Shoulders and knees must be covered when entering any religious venues. Interior photography may not be permitted so please check with your guide first.
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Entertainment site UGO.com has set up a "Versus" feature in which several known fictional teens are competing for class president; you can see Hermione's campaign video here. Her first matchup is with Haverchuck from Freaks and Geeks - so not a match for our favorite witch. Vote for her by clicking on "Vote for this candidate" here!
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Methes Energies closes $1.7 million private placement
In Nevada, Methes Energies has completed a $1.7 million private placement. In the offering, Methes sold 425,000 units to accredited investors at a purchase price of $4.00 per unit, each unit consisting of one share of common stock, one redeemable Class A warrant and one redeemable Class B warrant. Net proceeds from the offering were approximately $1.5 million, after deducting offering expenses and placement agent fees. Paulson Investment Company, acted as lead placement agent, and Barrett & Company, ViewTrade Securities Inc. and Finance 500 Inc., acted as co-placement agents.
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---- — John R. Tabb, 82, of Arcola, U.S. Army veteran and retired USI/Quantum Chemical employee, died at 10:30 a.m. Monday, April 22, 2013, at the Arthur Home.
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I've been lucky enough to spend the past week in Italy - a nation that's addicted to caffeine and carbohydrates. And rightfully so - everything here tastes so damn good!! We've been spending most of our time in Milan, but over the long weekend we went on a road trip through Florence, Pisa and a stunning little Tuscan town called Lucca. I'm in love with Lucca. It's an old medieval city full of the tiniest, winding lane ways within a giant wall. It's so easy to just walk around and happily get lost, taking in the gorgeous surroundings. There was four of us, so we rented a four-seater bicycle and rode around - it was hilarious, and a great way to move around as a group.
The only place in Milan we could find with a real breakfast - a stunning cafe called Pandenus with homemade bread, the freshest sandwiches, incredible coffee and the sweetest blood orange juice.
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2014 Joint Lunar New Year Benefit Event "MUSIC FROM THE HEART" Tuesday, February 18, 2014 Aragon Performing Arts Center 6:00 P.M.
The Aragon Asian Parent Group, Aragon Music Boosters and the Class of 2014 are proud to present the 2014 Joint Lunar New Year Benefit Event: Music from the Heart featuring Iron Chef Tony Wu of Martin Yan's acclaimed M.Y. China Restaurant and the talented students of the Aragon Music Department.
Tickets are priced at $15 for Student, $30 for the Adult, and $100 for Sponsor (Center Section of Rows C through H). Tickets will be sold online at http://www.aragon.schoolloop.com/musicboosters starting Wednesday, January 29th. Ticket prices include admission to performance and tasting of Asian delicacies during intermission. Sponsors who pay $100 will receive $70 tax-deductible donation credit.
For details, please contact Darrick Lam at email@example.com or Lorraine Tom at email@example.com, Co-Presidents of the Aragon Asian Parent Group. Seniors interested in volunteering at the event can contact Travis Kwee at email@example.com.
News from The AAPG
First and foremost, AAPG wants to thank the panel of experts – Cynthia Medina, Ph.D.; Annmarie Hulette, Ph.D.; Gaby Silverstein, LMFT; Carol Wong, Ph.D. and Dina Frid, MD - who came to the Aragon Theater on January 16th to address the different mental health issues that our school age children are having, as well as available options to deal with them. The panel also provided expert opinions to those who attended the workshop on how to deal with depression, suicides and mourning of those who are affected by the recent untimely death of an Aragon student. AAPG has invited the panel to come back to Aragon and address the issue on Child Wellness during the Fall Semester of 2014. Please stay tune.
On a lighter note, as you may also aware 2014 Lunar New Year will begin Friday, January 31st. On behalf of all the board members of AAPG, we wish you all the happiness and prosperity during the Year of the Horse!
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Asian families are a substantial part of the Aragon community. The Aragon Asian Parent Group (AAPG) aims to serve this population by bringing and addressing issues important to us at Aragon, as well as providing venues for our community to come together and share our cultures.
With your participation and annual donation, you will be part of a community that will:
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We meet on the 3rd Thursday each month at 7:00 p.m. at Aragon Library. At each meeting you can expect to:
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Poured out of the cask a very nice, slightly cloudy medium amber with a fluffy, creamy head that is parchment in color. Not much lacing, but it is probably due to the overall smoothness of the beer. The aroma is subdued, but very nice. Malty and bready with nice smooth herbal hop character as well as some toffee notes. The flavor is similar with plenty of malt that is balanced well with the low bitterness and English hop character. There are some nice caramel malt notes in there as well as a hint of lemon grass. It has a wonderful mouthfeel that is super smooth. It is medium bodied with a slightly sweet finish. This beer would be great to throw back while catching up with old friends or watching sports. Not the most exciting beer, but the mouthfeel and drinkability make it a good choice. I am so glad they brought back the hand pump!
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Enjoyed during my first visit to the Triumph Brewing Company in New Hope, PA. Listed on the menu as a English-style pub beer, served at 50-55 degrees from the cask. I believe the ABV was listed at around 5%
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Softball ranks No. 11 on NFCA Academic list
Oct. 3, 2006
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The Jacksonville University softball team earned a program-best No. 11 national ranking on the National Fastpitch Coaches Association Academic list for the 2005-06 school year, it was announced today by NFCA.org.
The Dolphins posted a 3.393 GPA to earn a spot on the list for the fourth consecutive year.
"This recognition is just another example of how hard the players work off the field," said JU head coach Amanda Lehotak. "I think this shows their dedication to be more in life than just an athlete. I am extremely proud of their hard work and take great pride in their accomplishment.
"I would like to thank Jacksonville University and the support staff for all of their individual contributions in helping the student athletes to become more than they thought they could be."
The Dolphins also have had 22 players earn NCFA scholar-athlete honors and ranked in the top 60th nationally since its inception in 2003.
JU is joined on the top 20 with Atlantic Sun foes Gardner-Webb (seventh) and North Florida (14th).
The Dolphins open the 2007 season on Friday, Feb. 9 against Minnesota at the JU Softball Complex. First pitch is slated for 5 p.m.


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Assorted videos that are part of the USAHEC collection
The Journey to Find Major James Armstrong Wilson
Jessica J. Sheets, Archives Technician at the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center, recently presented "The Journey to Find Major James Armstrong Wilson." She shared the adventures and frustrations of researching the story of Wilson, who served in the 6th Pennsylvania Battalion during the Revolutionary War, was captured in the Canadian Campaign, commanded at Carlisle Barracks, and died at thirty-six in 1788. Ms. Sheets also talked about Wilson's circa 1780 home, which is now part of Carlisle Barracks. Length: 33 Minutes
Discovering the Campaign Experiences of Your Ancestors at USAHEC
Do you know the name of a Soldier you want to learn more about, but are not sure how to start research? Do you have a photograph of your grandfather or family member, but you do not have anything more than a name? This lecture and workshop, "Discovering the Campaign Experiences of Your Ancestors at USAHEC," was presented by Brigadier General (Retired) Harold Nelson on April 21, 2012. The lecture is for genealogists and family members who want to avoid tedious hours of research but still want to learn what their ancestor did during the Civil War, World Wars I and II, and beyond.
Bravo Troop
1st Squadron, 4th Cavalry, 1st Infantry Division, Mechanized, during training in Europe
General Ridgway
General Ridgway speaking of the American soldier while visiting the Army War College in Carlisle, PA in 1984.
Field Cross Ceremony
The Grand Opening of the Vietnam exhibit on the Heritage Trail included the solemn Field Cross ceremony
Dulcimer Survival Garden
Tasker's Chance, a trio featuring the hammered dulcimer, fiddle, guitar or percussion and vocals, specializes in the 18th century music of America's past. The group brings history alive at concert performances, private parties or historical special events. Their entertaining performances in period dress include everything from toe-tapping fiddle tunes to touching ballads. Jeanean Songco Martin, Becky Ross and Deborah Colvin-Brower are a classically trained talented trio that keeps 18th century music alive today. John Kurash filmed this video during performances at the Market at Washingtonburg. Do you know why we have an event named Washingtonburg each September? Visit AHEC for all the details.
Basic Training
WWII Basic Training film shorts showing the training that led to the WWII generation becoming the Greatest Generation
The American Rangers in the Korean War
Merrills Maruader's
Merrill's Marauders, officially named the 5307th Composite Unit (provisional), was a United States long range penetration special forces unit in the South-East Asian Theatre of World War II which fought in the Burma Campaign.
Heritage Day 2009
This year's Army Heritage Day, held on Armed Forces Day, is past, but we offer a unique learning experience each year on Armed Forces Day. Army Heritage Day, where Army history is a current as today.
WWI Ballon Corps
Balloons used during the First World War
Army Patrol Boats during Vietnam
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Find great deals on quality hotels & resorts in Rugby North Dakota, or indulge at one of our luxury resorts. Take advantage of the many amenities that can be included with your stay such as in-room internet access, wifi, room service, fitness center, pool, hot tub, steam room, and shuttle services to and from the airport. Browse our hotels and resorts in Rugby North Dakota and plan your Rugby North Dakota vacation today!
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Chris Standring Radio
Smooth jazz guitarist Chris Standring was born and raised in Buckinghamshire, England; classically trained at the London College of Music, he further honed his skills during a decade spent working for the BBC as well as a number of theatrical orchestras on London's West End. From there Standring relocated to Los Angeles, where he became a top session player after recording with everyone from Bebe & Cece Winans to Jody Watley to Carole Bayer Sager; in 1996, he also teamed with keyboardist Rodney Lee to helm the acid jazz combo SolarSystem. After touring for a year and a half with trumpeter Rick Braun, Standring issued his solo debut Velvet in 1999, scoring the smooth jazz radio hit "Cool Shades"; Hip Sway appeared a year later. ~ Jason AnkenyPortions of Content Provided by Rovi Corporation.
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Jessie Doe Hall
|Jessie Doe in Winter
|Jessie Doe Lounge
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- 130 residents
- kitchenette
- fireplace
- patio area
- piano
- close to Whittemore Center
- fun fact: only UNH residence hall with a first and last name
- Dedicated 9 May 1964
- Named in memory of Jessie Doe 1887 - 1943
- She was generous in her service to her native New Hampshire. Outspoken in her convictions on the rights of women and aware of her obligations as a trustee of the University.
Floor Plans
Dimensions and Photos
Jessie Doe Community
Hall Director - Michelle Blanchette
- Undergraduate degree: B.A. English/Journalism, UNH.
- Graduate degree: M.P.A.S. (Master of Public Art Studies) University of Southern California.
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The Primetime Creative Arts Emmys celebrated behind-the-scenes artists on Sunday — including composers recognized for their work on shows like Elementary, House of Cards, and The Borgias. The characters in the series they work on play more than a small role in shaping the shows' sounds, as EW learned in talking to the nominees in the music score categories on the carpet ahead of the ceremony, which will air on FXX this Saturday.
Starz's Da Vinci's Demons won the award for Outstanding Original Main Title Theme Music, while Downton Abbey won for Outstanding Music Composition for a Series, and ReelzChannel's World Without End snagged the award for Outstanding Music Composition for a Miniseries, Movie, or Special.
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Welcome to Derwentside College
Located in Consett, Derwentside College
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of vocational courses. With excellent achievement rates and
highly-experienced tutors, Derwentside College is an ideal place to
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Sponsored by Friends of Pine Hawk
Wednesday, October 9, 2013 - 7:00pm
Acton Memorial Library
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Acton, MA
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Using the public television documentary "We Still Live Here" to provide background, MIT Professor Norvin Richards will discuss the effort to reinvigorate the Wampanoag language. Please confirm date and time at www.actonmemoriallibrary.org beforehand.
Admission: Free
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Nuclear Waste Isolation Pilot Plant
The hearing focuses on the problems associated with waste storage. Under discussion is the Department of Energy's Waste Isolation Plant which is designed to store nuclear waste.
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- Clay, Don Assistant Administrator Environmental Protection Agency->Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response
- Duffy, Leo Director Department of Energy->Office of Environmental Management
- Fairhurst, Charles Chairman National Research Council->Panel on the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant
- Gunther, William Director Environmental Protection Agency->Criteria and Standards
- Lujan, Manuel Jr. Secretary Department of the Interior
- Rice, Paul Member Advisory Cmte.on Nuclear Facility Safety
- Skeen, Joe U.S. Representative [R] New Mexico
- Watkins, James D. Secretary Department of Energy
- Bingaman, Jeff U.S. Senator [D] New Mexico
- Domenici, Pete V. U.S. Senator [R] New Mexico
- Johnston, J. "Bennett" Bennett U.S. Senator [D] Louisiana
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Nike Hyperdunk 2014 "Think Pink"
April 16th, 2014 by Brendan Dunne | 42 comments
Not much is known at this point about the upcoming Nike Hyperdunk 2014. What we do know is that the sneakers will stay true to the Hyperdunk DNA of recent years – for instance there will be the Lunar platform across the bottom, and there will once again be a "Think Pink" style colorway. Shown here is that pair, which seemingly skips out on the little ribbon that we've so often seen on these Kay Yow style shoes. Continue reading for the full photo preview of them and stay tuned to Sneaker News for a Nike Hyperdunk 2014 release date.
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WILMINGTON, NC (WECT) - The Cape Fear Public Utility Authority has fixed a broken water main in the 100 block of Market Street.
The break happened earlier Tuesday morning. The plan is to finish road repairs and open the eastbound lane of Market in that area by 5 p.m.
A precautionary boil water advisory remains in effect in the area. CFPUA says it hand delivered the advisory to all affected customers. Testing should be finished on the water within 24 hours.
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Mangrove Blue Flycatcher (Cyornis rufigastra) by alabang, on Flickr
The Mangrove Blue Flycatcher (Cyornis rufigastra) is a species of bird in the Muscicapidae family. It is found in Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. Its natural habitat is subtropical or tropical mangrove forests.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mangrove_Blue_Flycatcher
Location: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Mesa_Ecopark
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Story behind the photo:
After taking the photo of the Indigo-banded Kingfisher at the horse stable I was led by Roddel to this lifer (bird watcher talk for a bird you either first seen live in the wild or photographed live in the wild) Mangrove Blue Flycatcher (Cyornis rufigastra) on the opposite side of the hill. By initial description given to me by Roddel I was expecting an Common Emerald Dove (Chalcophaps indica).
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Scottsbluff golfers win in Cheyenne; Gering third in North Platte
Make it three in a row for the Scottsbluff girls golf team. The Bearcats won their third straight tournament to open the season Friday as they wrapped up the two day Cheyenne Invitational.
Scottsbluff fired back-to-back 251's and placed four girls in the top ten. Jaylee Pilkington paced the Bearcats with a two day total of 163, which included a 79 Friday, her first sub 80 round ever in tournament play. Megan Pilkington followed with a fifth place total of 168. Jordan York was eighth with a 174 and Kim Moore was ninth with a 175.
Gering played at the North Platte Invitational Friday and finished third in the eight team field. Sidney took the title in sudden deather over McCook. Both teams finished regulation play at 363. Gering was another nine strokes back.
Megan Vetrovsky of McCook was the meet medalist with a 75. Kendall Bayne paced Gering with a fifth place 88. Sam Rahmig of the Bulldogs with eighth with an 89.
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Kennebeck Ct. Dollhouse Apartment, 42 Reviews! in Mission Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 5
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Apartment
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,000 - $ 2,000 / week
$ 2,500 - $ 18,000 / month
vacation rental description
Perfect for singles, couples, corporate travelers, and small families, this 650 sq
ft Dollhouse apartment with private second floor entrance is located behind
717 Kennebeck Court. Built in the 1930s, it has all the charming
touches: wood floors, flower boxes, vaulted ceilings. Recently
redecorated, this dollhouse has a full kitchen, large living area,
two bedrooms (BR1=Queen, BR2=twins), full bath. Ladder leads to small, charmingl sleeping
loft (not suitable for young children.) Unit has been freshly painted, original wood floors just refinished, new carpet installed in bedrooms, and new tile in bathroom, new HD television and DVD player. Dollhouse has its own Wireless Internet access.
Located on the ocean side, six blocks north of historic Belmont Park
on a well maintained court, you can avoid the crowds on the
boardwalk and still be super close to the beach. Only two houses between you and the sand; walk there in 30 seconds or less. There is a
small brick patio with a gas BBQ (not shared with main house.) Stairs lead from the patio to the entry door. Washer/dryer in garage.
Rent it alone (sleeps 4-5; maximum 4 if all adults), or rent with the main house for larger groups. Together they sleep 15 maximum. Ask us to discount the dollhouse if renting both units in off-season.
Front door and garage door have keyless entry system. No need to
drive to a rental office or worry about losing
Brand new premium latex mattresses in both bedrooms.
No Smoking. No Loud/Large Parties: We do not rent to vacationing students or singles under age 30. Students: this is not a student rental in the off-season.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 09-1-2014 at 6:11 PM.
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Nancy Whalen 602-677-5263
apartment rental amenities
Wireless Internet in the unit. Nice strong signal!
New HD TV with premium channels, on-demand movies. Also new DVD player.
Private gated entrance off Kennebeck Court.
Full kitchen with microwave, dishwasher, new gas
range, refrigerator, coffee maker, etc.
FREE Maytag front loading washer/dryer in garage, shared with front unit.
One garage space with rental.
Beach chairs, boogie boards, beach umbrellas and toys. All bed and bath linens, plus beach towels.
We provide all bath soap, hand soap, dish soap, laundry soap, trashs bags, toilet paper, paper towels....just bring your suitcase and swimsuit.
activities and attractions in Mission Beach San Diego Area
Mission Beach is a lively beach community with something for everyone !
Come find out why we love it so much. We are within walking
distance of many activities, and within biking distance of more.
You are just a short drive to world class shopping in La Jolla and
Coronado. Visit Old Town, the San Diego Zoo and Balboa Park. Take
your kids to Lego Land. Ride bikes for miles on the boardwalk
without ever crossing a street. Swim, surf, body board, sail,
rollerblade, fish, �all on Mission Beach. Golfers, you are a short drive from world famous Torrey Pines Golf Course.
vacation rental rates
Summer weeks book Saturday to Saturday, one week minimum stay.
Discounts for extended rental. Inquire.
Total cost = Rent plus 10.5% city tax and $100 cleaning/linen fee.
Inquire about Holiday rates as they will be higher.
June: $1250/week plus tax and cleaning. Sat to Sat only.
July to mid August: $2000/week plus tax and cleaning. Sat to Sat only.
Mid August to Labor day $1250/week plus tax and cleaning. Sat to Sat only. Labor Day rates will be higher. Please inquire.
Sept/October: $1100/week plus tax and cleaning. Four night minimum stay= $650 plus tax and cleaning.
Ask for non-summer time discount if renting with main house.
November to February (excluding holidays) = $1000/week plus tax and cleaning.(4 night minimum = $625 plus tax/cleaning)
March to May: $1,250/week plus tax and cleaning (4 night minimum = $725 plus tax/cleaning) Holiday rates will be higher. Please inquire.
Students: not a student rental in off-season.
Nancy Whalen 602-677-5263
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Mission Beach
- Enjoy the beach!
- walk or bike for miles on the Boardwalk
- Ride the famous Giant Dipper at Belmont Park
- rent a sailboat on the bayside
- shops, restaurants near Crystal Pier
Top things to do on a budget
- Enjoy the Beach !
- Walk around LaJolla and Coronado. See the Hotel del Coronado
- Watch Sea World fireworks from the roof deck.
- Tuesday is Family Night at Belmont. Discounts for families
- Shop the Carlsbad Premium Outlets
Top things to do with a family
- Enjoy the Beach !
- Go to Sea World
- Balboa Park has tons of museums.
- Little ones love LegoLand
- Go Tide Pooling at Scripps Pier in LaJolla at the end of the day
Nancy Whalen , owner


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Twitter Sentiment Dataset 2008 Debates
Twitter Sentiment Dataset from the 1st 2008 Presidential Debate
Nick Diakopoulos and myself analysed the sentiment of tweets to characterize the Presidential debates. You can read about it in this paper. For this work, we collected sentiment judgements on 3,238 tweets from the first 2008 Presidential debate.
Some notes about this data:
- Twitter owners own their tweets.
- The sentiment judgements are free for non-commercial, educational, artistic, and academic usage.
- The tweets were all publicly posted.
- This data was collected via their search API in 2008; read this paper for details on how.
- Sentiment judgements were fetched from Mechanical Turkers; read this other paper for details.
- Be responsible in your work using this data.
We are releasing this under a Creative Commons license. Dataset for Characterizing Debate Performance via Aggregated Twitter Sentiment by Nicholas Diakopoulos and David A. Shamma is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
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Akzarath - The Demon God's name strikes fear into the hearts of those who know of the atrocities committed in his name.
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Quoyle's House in Lanse aux Meadows
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Gunner's Cove/Grique
rates (CAD)
/ night
vacation rental description
Quoyle's House is a beautiful 100 year old traditional Newfoundland
house that has been restored by E. Annie Proulx,it is situated at the
ocean front where you are able to see whales, icebergs, moose and
other wildlidfe right at you doorstep. This incredible coastal
retreat, just minutes
from the UNESCO World Heritage Viking Site. Be inspired by its
breathtaking views and peaceful setting. Take a stroll, launch your
kayak or have a fire on the beach. A wonderful contrast to your
everyday routine; relax, breathe the fresh air, wander the
hills,beaches and meadows, watch the sunrise, explore where the first
Europeans landed. "For a moment I thought time had stopped"
vacation rental location
property availability
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- unavailable dates
Last modified on 09-10-2008 at 10:49 AM.
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Gina Noordhof 7097543105
house rental amenities
Fully furnished- 3 bed room, two bathrooms
wood floors throughout, no carpeting
High ceilings and wooden beams upstarts
traditional low celings in parts of the house
Fully equipped kitchen including fridge, stove,
microwave oven, cookware and dishes
flatscreen TV (with satellite Service), DVD and radio
Wireless High speed internet access
Double Jacuzzi bath
Laundry Facilities
Fire wood
9 acres property
Barbeque and patio furniture
Bedding, bathroom and kitchen linens
Breakfast Items provided
Weekly house cleaning
Visa, MC, Interac and cash accepted
activities and attractions in Lanse aux Meadows Newfoundland
8 kms from L'Anse aux Meadows, 32 kms from St. Anthony(Northern
Call to enquire about rental in St. John's
Coastal Hiking and Biking
Whale watching
Iceberg watching
Bird Watching
Boat Tours - Noddy Bay and L'Anse aux Meadows
Internet Cafe
Gaia Art Gallery- Innu,Inuit and Local Art
Historical Sites- Grenfell House Museum and UNESCO Viking sites
Dark Tickle Jam Factory
Burnt Cape Ecological Reserve- Wild Flowers
Live Folk Music performances,Skipper Hots Pub
Fine Dining at the Norseman Restaurant in L'Anse aux Meadows
(Norseman at L'Anse aux Meadows)rated one of top in canada - quality
vacation rental rates
Quoyle's House(3 bedrooms, 2 bath)
Daily: $225 (up to 4 people)
Wavey's House(2 Bed rooms, 1 bath)
Daily: $195 (up to 4 people)
Canadian Dollars
13% HST Extra
$15 each additional person over 4 people
Gina Noordhof 7097543105
payment methods
Owner has not provided their accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Lanse aux Meadows
- Visit the UNESCO Viking site
- Norstead Viking village and evening theatre
- Norseman Restaurant and Gaia Art Gallery -highly rated
- Grenfell House Museum
- boat tours- whale and iceberg watching
Top things to do on a budget
- hike or walk near the ocean
- Norseman for lunch, free music in evening
- UNESCO Viking site
- Sat and sun 2 p.m. Free Play at Norstead
- Relax and enjoy the view
Top things to do with a family
- Beachcomb or Beachfire
- Visit Norstead and UNESCO Viking site
- Dine at Norseman and listen to music
- Hike trails
- Take a polarbear dip in the ocean
Gina Noordhof , owner


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The Department of Special Education is pleased to announce the launching of the Mild/Moderate Disabilities and Diversity (MMD&D) Master's concentration area. You have an unique opportunity to learn from faculty who are internationally recognized for outstanding research on evidence-based practices in reading, writing, and mathematics, and positive behavioral supports. Our classes incorporate content and best practices for teaching culturally and linguistically diverse (CLD) students. Inclusion, Response to Intervention, and leadership training are all part of the curriculum. Special education teacher certification is also available for students who need this credential. Become a specialist in the MMD&D area in reading and mathematics and leadership development for CLD students! We are now accepting applications for fall 2014 admission. For more information, see the following page: Mild/Moderate Disabilities and Diversity
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Surf, Sand, and Adventures for Kids at Ocean Beach
This is our weekly guest-blog post from the moms behind Red Tricycle, a site that focuses on the "lighter side" of parenting. Every week, they'll be bringing us their picks of stuff to do around the Bay Area with kids.
With surf advisories and sleeper waves, Ocean Beach doesn't immediately call to mind the perfect family destination spot. Yet, it's teeming with exciting activities to enjoy with your family. From long walks beachcombing to hiking in Land's End just across from the Golden Gate Bridge and the Marin Headlands, you'll take in the stunning views of the coastline and your children will roam the wilds like the great explorers they are.
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