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The rising population in the midwest, has also brought a welcome change to a religion that was once very small in North Dakota.
Emily Medalen takes us to the auditorium with more on the story.
Today, they have more than doubled in size with 6,700, and this called for their stake, which is similar to a diocese, to be split in 2.
Timothy Cox is the new president of the Bismarck stake, and says this change will help leaders in the church get to know members in their area.
(Timothy Cox, State President of Bismarck Stake) "It's just hard to be able to get out and serve and do that work with that many members. So by splitting it, we're able to provide an effective response."
(Mary Heit, Former President of Bismarck Stake) "We're trying to get to know the people, so that we can better minister to their needs."
With the influx of people in North Dakota, rising numbers for the Church of Latter Day Saints is expected.
But the large change in such a small amount of time is shocking those who have been here their entire lives.
(Mary Heit, Former President of Bismarck Stake) "That has been just amazing. When I first started attending this church it was just one small branch, but it has grown fantastically."
(Timothy Cox, State President of Bismarck Stake) "They're good, strong people - and faithful - that I think will make a great contribution to the communities."
So today, 1600 members of the church came together today to celebrate the big step with past and present leaders.
(Mary Heit, Former President of Bismarck Stake) "You know, I've been to the auditorium here in town for many reasons, but never for this. And so it was just fantastic to see that large of a group of church members in one location."
Now with 700 Mormons and a new stake president in Minot, their future looks bright.
In Minot, Emily Medalen, KX News.
Truck still considered to be a "vehicle of interest" in fatal crash.
A two-year-old child was killed by a hit-and-run driver in Minot this evening.
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This week's Ocean Spray cranberry and cranberry-flavoured water-inspired recipe is courtesy of 25- year old Chef de Partie Danesha Jaghai, who found her passion for cooking through observing chefs at Sandals Grande Riviera, where she was a trainee in 2009 — plans to attain the executive chef certification in coming years and yearns to open the doors to her own restaurant, serving her signature style of contemporary Caribbean cuisine. Give this recipe a try, and as always we welcome your feedback.
Almond Crusted Snapper Filet with a Cranberry Glaze
Serves Two
Preparation Time: 20 minutes
2 fish fillets
3tbsp almonds, chopped finely
2 tbsp panko breadcrumbs
1 1/2 tbsp Parmesan cheese
1 tbsp fresh basil, chopped finely
2tsp melted butter
1 tbsp olive oil
1tbsp ginger, chopped finely
4 fl oz Ocean Spray Flavour Splash cranberry-flavoured water
2 1/4 fl oz Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice
4 tbsp sugar
2 tbsp dried cranberry, chopped finely
Salt and pepper
Cranberry Glaze:
Add the ginger to a saucepan and allow to sweat for 4 minutes.
Add the cranberry-flavoured water, cranberry juice and sugar, and allow them to reduce to a syrup consistency.
Add the chopped cranberries and salt and pepper to taste.
Crusted fish:
Season fish with salt, pepper and olive oil and set aside.
Combine the almonds, breadcrumbs, cheese, basil, salt, pepper and butter in a bowl and mixed them until thoroughly combined.
Heat oven to 300ºF.
Heat the olive oil in a skillet and sear the fillets skin side down until golden brown.
Proceed to coat the side of the fish that was seared and put in the oven for approximately 5-7 minutes.
Remove from oven and drizzle the cranberry glaze on top.
Serve hot.
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Boynton Beach High teacher to swim with jellyfish
By Jason Schultz
If most people spotted a swarm of box jellyfish, known for their painful sting, while swimming in the ocean they'd high tail it out of the water. This summer Boynton Beach High School Advanced Placement Environmental Science Teacher William "Bud" Gillan will be headed right for them.
Gillan, who for years has worked on the side as a biology researcher consulting with the Smithsonian Institute when he isn't teaching, plans to be part of an expedition starting in late June off the island of Bonaire about 50 miles off the coast of Venezuela.
The main purpose of the exhibit is to collect specimins to study a new species of box jellyfish, known as the Tamoya ohboya or Bonaire banded box jellyfish, that Gillan himself was responsible for first spotting while doing research at the island 10 years ago. Gillan said it has taken the last 10 years of doing research to document the new species and name it.
"There are great mysteries about this new species," Gillan said.
Gillan has been traveling to the island for decades and will be making his 30th trip. He said he first started research diving as intern in college in the 1960s and it has been his passion and side career for years even as he worked as a teacher, left to work for IBM and other commercial ventures and then came back to teaching seven years ago.
Gillan, who is also working with the Smithsonian to develop a classroom curriculum program on sea polyps, said he plans to use what he learns during his summer expedition in his classroom next year at Boynton Beach High School.
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Dunes House or Big Jim's BBQ, Burgers & Pizza restaurant at the Robert Trent Jones course to have your full Thanksgiving dinner – with all the trimmings – prepared for you, no dishwashing required!
If this sounds like a Thanksgiving dream come true, think about heading to Palmetto Dunes this Turkey Day. Reserve one of our beautiful vacation homes or villas for your immediate or extended family. Many of our luxury Hilton Head vacation homes have 5 and 6 bedrooms to make sure everyone has plenty of space, but can still gather round the TV for football or large dining table should you decide to stay in and order from our Gourmet Thanksgiving To-Go.
You'll have several options for Thanksgiving dinner if you spend the holiday with us. The oceanfront Dunes House will be hosting their annual Thanksgiving Buffet from 11 a.m-5 p.m. on Thursday, November 28. Choose from a variety of starters, sides, entrees and desserts. Does Crab Stuffed Salmon or Brown Sugar Glazed Sweet Potatoes tickle your fancy? How about Pumpkin Pie or Pecan Pie for dessert? They'll also have the traditional roast turkey, as well as classic Turkey Day sides like green bean casserole, cranberry sauce and mashed potatoes with gravy.
Seating is limited for this popular buffet, so reserve early by calling 843-686-9136. Reservations required. The all-you-can-eat buffet is $29.95/person and $14.95 for kids 12 and younger.
Another choice is a plated Thanksgiving dinner at Big Jim's BBQ, Burgers & Pizza restaurant at the Jones course from 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Enjoy a golf course view and stuff yourself full of oyster corn chowder, roast turkey, cranberry sauce, mac & cheese, collard greens, pumpkin or pecan pie and more. The dinner is $18.95/person or $9.95 for kids 12 and younger. Reservations are recommended by calling 843-686-9136.
If you'd like to have Thanksgiving dinner in the privacy of your own Hilton Head vacation villa or home, you can order a gourmet dinner to-go from Big Jim's. Your dinner to-go includes roast turkey and top round of beef, choice of three sides, and pumpkin or pecan pie for dessert. You'll need to order by November 24 at 5 p.m. and then pick it up fresh and warm on November 28 starting at 11 a.m. The to-go gourmet dinner is $15/person with a minimum two-person order. You can also just order a whole roast turkey for $35. Call 843-686-9136 to order.
View the complete Thanksgiving Day menus for each restaurant.
Once you've had your fill of delicious food, you'll be fueled and ready for a day of shopping on Black Friday. Head to Shelter Cove Harbour to see Santa on Friday, November 29, when he arrives at noon. Target Band will perform 11 a.m. – 2 p.m., and the Harbour shops will feature special sales.
Not shopping? Enjoy a round of golf on one of our three courses or enjoy a tennis lesson or clinic. We have endless activities during the holidays at Palmetto Dunes for you and your family!
To book your Thanksgiving accommodations, dinner and activities at Palmetto Dunes, give us a call at 866-744-7558. Happy Turkey Day!
Part of the experience of the beach is enjoying outdoor entertainment, either under the South Carolina sun or at nighttime under the stars. Hilton Head Island offers a myriad of ways you can enjoy live shows from kids' performances to concerts to solo performers. Here's a list of current schedules to get you started!
The Dunes House
One of our favorite spots on Hilton Head Island is the Dunes House located within our resort. Open only to guests of the resort and property owners, the Dunes House is a big perk of staying with us! Located right on the beach, you can enjoy good food and great ocean views.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, the Dunes House has live entertainment from either singer/guitarist Luke Mitchell or the Spanish Guitar Trio. Both are popular favorites and offer varieties of easygoing music that sets the tone for a relaxing evening at the beach. The Dunes House also has Lobster Night on Tuesdays and Snow Crab Night on Fridays. Check out their current calendar here.
Big Jim's BBQ, Burgers & Pizza
Located conveniently on the Robert Trent Jones Hilton Head golf course within the resort, Big Jim's is a family-friendly Hilton Head restaurant with a variety of fare from salads and chicken to a range of burgers and plenty of BBQ. Enjoy live music from Luke Mitchell Thursdays from 5-9 p.m.
Shelter Cove Harbour
If you've got kids with you, don't miss the Shannon Tanner Show at HarbourFest Monday-Thursday at Shelter Cove Harbour with shows at 6:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. Family performer Shannon Tanner entertains for his 25th year with kid-friendly tunes, lyrics you'll never forget and his famous beanie propeller hat! Be sure to get your kids their own hat that Tanner can sign with an inspirational message each year they attend. Come on Tuesday evenings and enjoy fireworks at dusk, weather permitting through mid August.
A new addition to the summer line-up at Shelter Cove for 2013 is Parrot Palooza on Fridays, starting at 7 p.m. Enjoy an island-themed sunset celebration with live entertainment from Shannon Tanner and the Oyster Reefers, a Jimmy Buffet tribute band.
Many of the restaurants in Shelter Cove Harbour also offer live music many nights during the summer. Try San Miguel's, Little Venice or Scott's Fish Market to get you started. Just follow the music!
Where's your favorite spot to enjoy live music in Hilton Head? Hopefully, it's one of the places we mentioned above :-). What song do you love to hear when at the beach?
Tennis lovers, we've got the place for you to have a wonderful beach vacation and get plenty of tennis time, too. Recently featured in the July/August issue of Tennis Magazine, the Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center has plenty of activities to fill your week with as much tennis as you want.
Here's a sampling of what a week-long vacation could be a tennis aficionado:
Arrive Saturday evening, enjoy dinner at Big Jim's BBQ, Burgers & Pizza at the Robert Trent Jones golf course and head to bed to get an early start on your Sunday.
Head over to one of our 26 tennis courts to enjoy your 2 hours of complimentary tennis court time that comes with every booked accommodation at Palmetto Dunes.
Take in a round of golf at one of our three championship Hilton Head golf courses to add a little variety to your Hilton Head tennis vacation.
Try our Daily Drill Clinic focused on the stroke of the day. 10-11 a.m.
Enjoy our weekly Happy Hour at 5:30 p.m. to mix and mingle with other guests here for the week, enjoy cocktails and meet our tennis pros who will perform an exhibition match on center court.
Enjoy lunch at the beachfront Dunes House, open to resort guests. Try a fish taco or Caesar salad with a margarita!
Head over to the Tennis Center for Demo Days to try the latest in racquet technology and see how a new racquet could help your game. 2 p.m.
Give Cardio Tennis a try. Play tennis to music and burns lots of calories. 8-9 a.m.
Join in our daily Tennis Round Robin from 3-4 p.m. Be sure to call and reserve your spot, as we require at least 3 players to hold the event.
Now that you've had a couple days of clinics under your belt, try our Competitive Edge Drills for immediate to advanced players. These morning sessions are exhilarating fast-paced practice with a purpose. 11-12:30 p.m.
Take part in our Serve Clinic today, which emphasizes stroke production of the serve, spin, placement and power. 3:30-4:40 p.m.
Scheduled a ½ hour or one hour private or semi-private lesson with one of our tennis pros for a session tailored to your skills.
Our Return of Serve Clinic uses a serving machine to help you practice your return of serve. 3:30-4:30 p.m.
Stop by our 1800-square-foot tennis pro shop and pick up some tennis souvenirs from your Hilton Head vacation.
Book your tennis vacation at Palmetto Dunes for next year and head home safely!
For a complete list of summer tennis clinics, lessons and other activities, view our Tennis Schedule.
What would the ideal tennis vacation look like to you? We offer a variety of tennis packages that combine accommodations with clinics and lessons to give you the best deal on your beach vacation. Take a look at our Tennis Stay & Play Package or our Extreme Tennis Vacation or give us a call at 866-744-7558 for a customized package for your group.
Take a break from the cold and snow and head down south for your Thanksgiving Day festivities. Imagine, a sunrise walk before you start cooking and a post-dinner bike ride under mossy oak trees after dinner.
Palmetto Dunes offers a variety of ways to celebrate Turkey Day at the beach whether you'd like to do the cooking or leave it up to us.
Guests of Palmetto Dunes can literally have Thanksgiving at the beach at the oceanfront Dunes House. The restaurant will be offering a buffet from 11 a.m-5 p.m. featuring sides like mac and cheese, mashed potatoes and green bean casserole; turkey , lamb and round of beef as entrees; and pumpkin pie, pecan pie, ginger snap bread pudding and double chocolate cookies for dessert. The buffet is $27.95 per person, $13.95 for children 12 and younger. Reservations are required by calling (843) 686-9623. See the complete menu.
Our new Big Jim's restaurant at the Robert Trent Jones course, which opened earlier this year, will also be open on Thanksgiving. Reservations are not required and they'll be offering traditional Thanksgiving plated dinners with all your favorites. The cost for Big Jim's is $18.95 per person or $9.95 for kids 12 and younger. Those with large parties should call ahead of time to ensure there is space. Call (843) 785-1165.
If you'd prefer to hang out at your Hilton Head vacation home inside Palmetto Dunes, but would rather leave the cooking to someone else, we've got you covered! Let us bring you a gourmet Thanksgiving to go ready on Thanksgiving Day starting at 11 a.m. at Big Jim's restaurant. Be sure you have your order in by Nov. 18 at 5 p.m. by calling 843-686-9623. Our to-go dinner includes roast turkey and top round of beef, stuffing, mashed potatoes; choice of three sides among collard greens, mac & cheese, green bean casserole or squash casserole; and pumpkin or pecan pie for dessert. Complete menu. $15/person, minimum 2-person order.
Be sure to rent your bikes ahead of time to ensure they're ready to go for your Turkey Day bike ride to burn off a few calories. Call Hilton Head Outfitters at 866-380-1783 to reserve your bike rentals.
Hilton Head offers plenty of Black Friday shopping if you're looking for some deals. Head across the street to Shelter Cove for specials all weekend. Many of the stores are offering 20% and higher sales, and restaurants will have food and drink specials, as well. See the complete list of sales and deals.
Santa will also make an appearance at the statue of Neptune Nov. 23 from Noon- 3 p.m., arriving on a firetruck no less! The first 200 kids get a free Santa pin and there will also be a bounce house to burn off some of that holiday energy. Shelter Cove will also have live music from Target Band from 1-4 p.m. on Black Friday.
Come spend your Thanksgiving in Hilton Head at Palmetto Dunes. We promise it will be a Thanksgiving you'll never forget! Call us at (866) 744-7558 to book your stay today.
What does Palmetto Dunes have that other resorts don't? Three miles of sandy Hilton Head Island beach on the Atlantic Ocean and great weather that lets you take advantage of it nearly year round. We also give you plenty of ways to enjoy the beach, whether it's views from your Hilton Head vacation home or rental, dining options on the beach or activities from biking to surfing to keep you busy throughout your Hilton Head getaway.
There are plenty of access points to reach the beach, either from the residential areas as you pedal around or from our resort facilities. One of our favorite ways to enjoy—and access--the beach is the Dunes House, which is centrally located Palmetto Dunes and open to guests of the resort. In addition to casual food and drinks with one of the best dining views on the island, you'll also find restrooms and limited parking. We suggest you call the Dunes Buggy for a free ride to the Dunes House!
Biking is also another great way to enjoy the beach at Palmetto Dunes. Get some exercise and enjoy beautiful views of the ocean at the same time. Try going for a ride at sunrise or sunset for a particularly inspiring experience. If you don't want to lug your bikes with you down to Hilton Head, you can rent them from Hilton Head Outfitters within the resort. They'll have them delivered direct to your home and villa so they're ready to ride as soon as you arrive. Hilton Head Outfitters offers a range of bikes and options, and we'd suggest trying their fat tire bikes which are designed for easier beach riding.
At Palmetto Dunes, you can also surf and fish at the beach. We offer surfing classes at our Hilton Head Surf School and surf board rentals from Hilton Head Outfitters. We also have everything a fisherman needs for a great day of fishing. Rent your rod and reel online and head into the Outfitters store just inside the resort to pick up bait or anything else you might need before you head out.
Or go for a more relaxed approach. Kick back, enjoy the sounds of the ocean and send the kids out to build a sand castle, but keeping a close eye on them, of course. Check out a few tips for a safe trip to the beach. Beach games are also lots of fun and we have some great beach game suggestions to keep the whole family entertained.
Whether you'd rather dash into the waves, laze in the sand or cruise along the shore on a beach bike, when it comes to the beach at Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort we think it's pretty much perfect.
January is the month where many Americans are gung-ho with their list of New Year's resolutions. Lots of people are hitting the gym and checking out the health food isles at the grocery store, but we've also heard many people say they also resolve to spend more time with family. If you've been trying to get your immediate, or extended, family together for a while or want to plan a family reunion, why get the gang together at Palmetto Dunes?
Between our beautiful homes and villas, three world-renowned golf courses, tennis, bikes, fishing, shopping and the beach, every person in your family will be happy and entertained. What many people don't realize when deciding where to stay Hilton Head is that when you stay with Palmetto Dunes, you get the best deals available on all the activities at the resort, as well as lagoon activities and boat charters out of Shelter Cove Harbour. You also get two free hours of tennis time each day!
Shelter Cove Harbour, just across the road from the resort, is also a great place to take the fam, because there are plentiful restaurants to enjoy each night and a variety of shops to peruse. Our group planners can even help create a special dinner at The Dunes House or a more formal party to celebrate your family reunion.
So, ring up your family, start matching up calendars and settle on a date. Then give us a ring at 866-744-7558 or click here and we'll handle the rest.
We hope to see your whole gang here soon!
The weather is starting to cool down which means it's a great time to get a group of friends or bring your loved one on a golf getaway here at Palmetto Dunes. There's no better time to play golf than in the fall here in South Carolina. We have tons of beautiful Hilton Head rental homes and villas that overlook one of our three award winning golf courses but 951 Inverness is a must-see villa!
Remodeled in 2009 and situated on the 12th hole of the George Fazio course, this three-bedroom, three- bath villa is perfect for a group or a family. After a morning on the fairways you can cool off in the community pool that's only a short walk from your villa or chill out by watching TV on the flat screen in the living room!
Make sure to take advantage of our other activities, such as the two hours of free tennis court time and discounted bike rentals, that you receive when you book your villa through Palmetto Dunes. Another great bonus of renting with Palmetto Dunes is that you can enjoy lunch, dinner or mid-afternoon cocktails at The Dunes House!
951 Inverness is ready to make your fall golf outing perfect, so check out its availability, gather up your gang of guys or group of gals and call us at 866.380.1778. Fore!
We are always looking for new and creative ways to reward our guests and residents. This summer we decided to take to our smart phones and jump on the popular trend of "checking in" on Foursquare. We saw that lots of people were already using their phones to check in at many of our locations, so we created some specials to make checking in even more fun.
Whether you're a golfer, tennis enthusiast, outdoorsman (or woman) or water lover we have a Foursquare deal tailored for you. It's super easy to unlock these specials with just a simple download of the mobile app for any smart phone or you can sign up online at Foursquare.com!
Take a look at our current check-in deals and feel free to Facebook or tweet us what specials you'd like to see next!
Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center: "Get an extra hour of court time every 3rd check-in!
Arthur Hills Course: "Get a free bag of range balls on your first check-in"
The Dunes House: Mayor Special (for the person who frequents the location the most often) "Thanks for being our Mayor! If you check-in during happy hour you receive one free frozen drink off the drink menu. Enjoy!"
Robert Trent Jones Course: "If 10 people check in at once, get 10% off one item at the pro shop!"
Hilton Head Outfitters: "Congrats! For checking in with us, you get a 20% discount on kayak rentals. Hope you have a great time!"
George Fazio Golf Course: "The Mayor can get 20% off his greens fee for the day."
The General Store: "The first person to check in between 6 a.m. – 8 a.m. gets a free large coffee with their breakfast purchase!"
Shelter Cove Marina Ship's Store: "Get 20% off the anything in the store with the exception of convenience items for checking in!"
So go be our friend on Foursquare and start checking in!
One of the benefits of staying at Palmetto Dunes is having everything right at your fingertips. The beach, bikes, golf and fishing are all within walking or biking distance from your villa. The same goes for food. Whether you're craving burgers, burritos or a seafood diner paired with wine, it's available at Palmetto Dunes or across the street at Shelter Cove Harbour.


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From its headwaters in the Brooks Range, the Hulahula River flows through rolling tundra and a breathtaking canyon just before it spills onto the vast coastal plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge on its way to the Beaufort Sea. Here is a lush landscape layered in wildflowers, home to an outstanding variety of wildlife, including Dall sheep, musk oxen, snowy owls, sandhill cranes, eider ducks, swans, wolves, fox, moose, grizzlies, wolverine, and small bands of the Porcupine caribou herd on their summer migration.
Our trip includes paddle rafting and several full layover days where we can break into smaller groups for birding, photography, nature walks, or a full day hike up the surrounding hills. No prior paddle rafting experience is necessary, but the Hulahula is a swift-flowing river with some fun Class
Moderate to strenuous paddle rafting with some Class III/IV rapids, moderate to strenuous day hikes
- River rafting, hiking, camping in the pure wilderness of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
- Spectacular bush flights across vast stretches of northern Alaska
- Float across the coastal plain all the way to the Beaufort Sea; spectacular wildlife includes musk oxen, wolves, grizzlies, and caribou
Duration: 12 days Start Location: Fairbanks End Location: FairbanksDownload Detailed Itinerary
Day 1 : Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Note: You will need to arrive on the day prior to day one by 5:00pm. There will be a pre-trip meeting at 6:00pm at Fairbanks B&B.
Day One
Meet in Fairbanks, Alaska, and fly across the Yukon River flats to Arctic Village. Connect with bush plane flights and continue north over the Brooks Range and on to the upper Hulahula River.
Days 2 - 11 : Rafting & Hiking along the Hulahula River
Our schedule on the Hulahula will be leisurely and flexible as we'll have nearly 24 hours of daylight each day! Paddle rafting days are mixed with full layover days to hike the ridges above the river, photograph wildlife and the fantastic flora, fish for Arctic char and grayling, and explore one of the finest wilderness settings on earth. A fun and exhilarating set of Class III rapids carries us through a narrow gorge on the first portion of the trip. The trip ends as we float out onto the vast Arctic coastal plain, with its unparalleled grand vistas that stretch for miles. The weather is highly variable. Prepare yourself for temperatures ranging from the brisk 30s to the scorching 80s by bringing a variety of clothing layers (see Gear List). At this far-north latitude, a light dusting of snow is even possible.
Day 12 : Return to Fairbanks and Depart
Take out near the Beaufort Sea and fly by bush plane to Kaktovik. Connect with bush flight to Fairbanks.
DATES: Best time to go: June Departures: No group departures scheduled. Private departures are available on the dates of your choice, pending availablity. Call us for details.
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Expert leadership is the key to an exciting, unforgettable experience. Our trips feature gifted leaders for whom leading trips is a true vocation. Besides showing you wonders you'd never find on your own, they make sure everything runs smoothly and safely without a hitch. They are knowledgeable about all aspects of your trip, and take great pleasure in sharing their insights with you. More than just guides, they positively elevate your experience by being teachers, companions, and the best of friends. You'll be in good hands with them every step of the way.
Brock Tabor
Brock Tabor, Alaska Discovery River & Kayak Guide: For ten years Brock has been committed to a professional career as an outdoor educator and wilderness guide. His experience range from teaching skiing, sea kayaking, rock climbing, and river rescue to photographing the plazas of Ecuador. Brock has a strong background in natural history which he enjoys sharing. Of guiding for Alaska Discovery, Brock writes, "I enjoy the opportunity to interact with people in an unusual setting. The rewards people gain through these trips are contagious!"
Brian Stevenson
Brian Stevenson has been a professional river guide for twenty years. He continues to lead expeditions throughout the world, yet he always looks forward to returning to the rivers and mountains of Alaska. Brian says Alaska's rivers provide a wilderness experience which is unparalleled by any other place he's ever been. Brian holds a degree in geography and is a lifelong student of world politics
Christa Sadler
Christa Sadler is a geologist, educator, river guide and writer with a serious addiction to rivers, deserts, mountains and chocolate. Christa has been guiding on the rivers of the West since 1986, and although she has a home in Flagstaff, Arizona, she's hardly ever there. Her research in archaeology, geology and paleontology has taken her around the globe, including searching for dinosaurs in Montana, fighting off dust storms and overly curious camels in the Gobi Desert of Mongolia, and steering clear of annoyed marine iguanas in the Galapagos Islands. Christa also runs 'This Earth," a small business that brings geology and fossil programs to students aged K-12 around the country. She loves to write about geology, rivers, fossils and the land, and she has published several books and articles. She teaches and guides in the spring and fall, and escapes to Alaska in the summers to guide and write. Winters are usually spent recovering. Or sea kayaking in Baja California.
Jeff Sloss
Jeff Sloss, Alaska Discovery Kayak, Canoe, & River Guide: Jeff has been a lead guide for Alaska Discovery for over 20 years. He has helped set the high standards of quality and commitment that makes us a great company. Whenever we think of exploring a new area we turn to Jeff to make it happen. In the winter, Jeff teaches skiing and snowboarding in Juneau, works on film projects, and helps raise his two daughters. Jeff is an active conservationist and has lobbied Congress to protect the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Jeff carries a deep love for Alaska onto all of his trips. Jeff writes, "Among the high points of this career are experiencing some of the world's finest places, and meeting new people as well as enjoying the company of returning guests that share an appreciation of this Great Land."
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Kevin McDermott, Alaska Discovery River Guide: "Thirsty" is an integral part of our Arctic rivers program. A laid back manner puts everyone at ease and he is a wealth of knowledge about the Artic rivers. Kevin has been guiding since he was 17 years old. Although he normally spends his winter months in Telluride Ski Area, he has climbed Mt Denali three times, and reached the summit in 2000.
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Clint Fries, Alaska Discovery Guide: Calm, conscious and curious... Clint is an explorer. Guiding for 20 years from the Arctic to Latin America, he is always up for an adventure, and seldom at a loss for words. Clint entertains in front of some of the finest backdrops known. He likes to combine exquisite wilderness meals and an eye for the unseen. Join him for a trip and you will likely find the group positive, cohesive, and at ease in the wilds.
Sam Jansen
Sam Jansen, Alaska Discovery River Guide: Sam grew up in northern Arizona and studied creative writing and geology. While working for the U.S. Geological Survey, he fell in love with the Grand Canyon, whitewater, and wilderness guiding. Since 1991, Sam has been exploring many of North American's wild places by raft and kayak. Sam is an excellent videographer, but he is best known for a wit drier than the Arizona desert.
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Joe Ordonez, Alaska Discovery River Guide: Joe lives in Haines, Alaska. A born humorist and storyteller, Joe travels the globe working as a naturalist. Joe has a great talent for getting people involved in the naturalist's view of life and before you know it you are crawling around on the ground in delight searching for Ptarmigan scat. He guides river trips for us and is co-author of the book, "The Complete Guide to the Tatshenshini." He will be publishing several books on the history of the towns of Southeast Alaska
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Don Johnston guides regularly on the Alsek, Tatshenshini, Karnali, Coruh, Zambezi and Upano Rivers for MTS. He has taught literature at Colorado State University, is fluent in Spanish, and has worked as a translator in the US courts and on Big Game Hunting Safaris in Zimbabwe. When not guiding, Don often works on projects for the non-profit group Doctors Without Borders/Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) and has been stationed in Angola, Zimbabwe and currently Darfur, coordinating MSF's flights carrying staff, passengers, medical equipment, food etc. Don also has a master's degree in English Literature and has recently finished writing his first novel.


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Selke Finalist
Bruins center Patrice Bergeron was officially named a finalist for the Frank J. Selke Trophy, given to the league's top defensive forward.
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Love started 11 games for the Patriots in 2012 along side pro bowl tackle Vince Wilfork, he played nearly half of the Patriots offensive snaps. Love's release came just days after he was diagnosed with type two diabetes, a disease that several NFL players including Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler play with. Love's diagnosis, which caused him to lose a lot of weight during the offseason, was apparently a big factor in the Patriots decision to waive him.
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STAGECOACH has welcomed aboard its new Basingstoke engineering manager.
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Stagecoach operates seven core routes in the borough, branded as the Jazz network, plus several rural and school routes, with 60 buses and 150 staff.
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Through the Encore program, which HP participates in, and his own efforts, Alvarado is volunteering in both those roles. Alvarado recently began volunteering for 20 hours per week at the Homeless Prenatal Project, which provides poor and homeless San Francisco families with resources to improve their lives. In September he will start teaching a data networks course at the University of the People, a nonprofit that offers free academic courses online.
In both roles, Alvarado draws on his enterprise IT career, which spanned nearly 23 years at HP. His background in data networks as a software engineer has proved useful at HPP and UofP, he wrote. HPP has a medium-size computer network and uses cloud services. "I am also learning quite a lot as a member of the HPP Technology Team. Additionally, I have used my knowledge in network security to perform vulnerability testing on HPP public internet interfaces."
His transition into volunteer work has been gratifying.
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From the top of Lunch Rock proper you can see a ledge that runs to the right, past Mission Control. Near the right end of this ledge is a big pod with a hand crack running up a little ways. This is best accessed by hiking past Lunch Rock and scrambling up to the left, to the end of the ledge. Be sure to have your belayer set a piece (small nuts work fine) in one of the cracks before you begin. Start in the pod and use the crack to pull out of the pod to another ledge. Staying left of the arete, face climb past three bolts and top out on the first pinnacle (Orange Ledge). There is a two bolt anchor that can be used for top roping several climbs that finish here. You'll need slings to extend the anchor for that. When cleaning, just walk off to the East (past the tree, onto the hillside) and follow the last chute down and back to the right.
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The fact that every year the university has students from 145-150 countries marks it out as a highly reputable educational institution, whose diplomas make graduates competitive in the labor market thus giving them a chance to become state and political figures, members and heads of their governments and parliaments.
The time spent at the university does not only give professional knowledge, skills of working in a multinational team and proficiency in a few foreign languages no matter what major students choose. Education at PFUR creates strategic potential for further successful career on the basis of personal contacts with numerous alumni from many countries of the world, it facilitates building a career and solving problems of the companies and organizations they work for. So it is not a mere coincidence that in dozens countries of the world there are Alumni Associations working under the auspices of PFUR Alumni Association.
This website will open all PFUR strengths for you, you will see for yourselves the high status of the university.
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Peoples' friendship university of Russia has entered TOP-5 Russian universities and is No.1 in the level of international activity (internationalization) according to Interfax and "Echo of Moscow" radiostation annual rating
Peoples' friendship university of Russia ranks second among Russian research organizations in the number of national patents during 10 years (2002-2012) yielding precedence only to "Rosatom" state corporation
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Intimate RelationshipsUzma RehmanSpecial days like Valentine's draw attention to the status of a couple's relationship, says Queen's intimacy researcher Uzma Rehman. She is now seeking couples to participate in a year-long study on the physical and psychological health benefits of healthy adult intimate relationships."Everybody wants a good relationship," says Dr. Rehman, Assistant professor of psychology and lead researcher for the study. "But we don't always understand the variables that determine good relationship outcomes."The study will look at how intimate relationships change over time, how a good relationship affects communication between partners; the mood states of intimate partners; how intimate partners manage stress; and the level of intimacy and closeness partners experience.Couples who are either married or living together in a committed relationship are needed to participate in the study, and participants will be accepted ongoing until January 2007.Both partners are required to participate in an initial and one follow-up assessment at the Relationship Research Lab, located in Queen's Psychology Department, and each couple could earn up to $100 for their participation. Dr. Rehman is co-author of Intimate Partner Violence: And Introduction for Couple Therapists in the Clinical Handbook of Couple Therapy (3rd Edition, A.S. Gurman & N.S. Jacobson Editors, 2002).firstname.lastname@example.com
Love For SaleKen WongMarketing strategy expert Ken Wong can speak to the trend toward buying experiential gifts amongst Valentines, who are eschewing chocolates and flowers in favour of gifts like a trip to the spa. Based on online experiments with Internet dating user profiles, he can also speak to effective "marketing" approaches for those using dating websites. Dr. Wong is an Associate Professor and the Commerce '77 Teaching Fellow in Marketing with Queen's School of Business. He was recently named to the American Marketing Association's Marketing Hall of Legends in the Mentor firstname.lastname@example.com 533-2367Internet Dating IndustryJohn PliniussenQueen's Associate Professor & Director, Queen's Business Consulting John Pliniussen, can speak to the success of Internet dating and match making sites. He is an expert on e-commerce competitive strategies and on new venture innovation.He also has some personal experience with the industry: Dr. Pliniussen met his wife, Marion, online and his wife's daughter also found her spouse online. "If you are serious about finding a relationship, using the Internet has to be one of your tools. If it isn't, your not serious. Period," he says.Dr. Pliniussen is one of a handful of Canadians to receive the Edwin-Appel Prize for Entrepeneurial Leadership from Babson College (Cambridge, Mass.), the world leader in entrepeneurship firstname.lastname@example.com 533 6729Love, Music and GenderKaren PegleyQueen's musicologist Karen Pegley can speak to how gender preferences in music shape different notions of love amongst young men and women. "Listening to pop songs, for instance, girls might have a different take on love that boys who listen to metal," she notes.Dr. Pegley is an Associate Professor and Queen's National Scholar with Queen's School of Music and Department of Women's Studies. An expert in popular music and gender studies, her book entitled Coming to You Wherever You Are: MuchMusic, MTV and the Construction of Youth Identities will be coming out with Wesleyan University Press in 2007. She is an editorial board member for the journal Woman and Music: A Journal of Gender and email@example.com 613 533-6000 Ext. 78491Romance in the WorkplaceJulian Barling and Jennifer Carson"Organizations may find ways to promote positive mental health gains (and limit any damage) for their employees through supporting romantic relationships," says organizational behaviour expert Julian Barling, Professor and Associate Dean of Research with Queen's School of Business.Dr. Barling's and Queen's School of Business graduate student Jennifer Carson have co-written the chapter Romantic Relationships at work: Old issues, new challenges in the forthcoming Balancing work and welling: The individual in the changing working life (K. Naswall, M. Sverke & J. Hellgren Eds., in press). He is the editor of the American Psychological Association's Journal of Occupational Health Psychology and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada.Julian Barling:email@example.com 533 2477Jennifer email@example.com Real St. ValentineRichard Ascough Richard Ascough, Associate Professor of New Testament with Queen's Theological College, can speak to the historical reality behind the St. Valentine's Day story and current interpretations of it.He is currently researching the dynamics of religious interaction and community development in small religious associations in the Greco-Roman world, to explore modern theories of Christian origins. In a separate line of research, Prof. Ascough has an ongoing interest in how religion intersects with film in terms of mythmaking, worldview and the creation of self or group email@example.com ext. 78066
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PEORIA, Ill. -- Some District 150 parents are taking an active role in learning more about their child's education.
It's called "Parent University."
Parents filled the lunchroom at Mark Bills Middle School Thursday night to kick off the first meeting of the year.
A forum allows them to ask questions and provide feedback to Superintendent Dr. Grenita Lathan.
Afterward, parents can attend three workshops on topics such as advanced placement, mental health and the new national learning standards, called Common Core.
"We just want to make a difference. We want parents to know what's happening in the schools," said Lathan. "You know, they hear a lot sometimes, not by us, but we want them to hear our side of the story. So Parent University is an opportunity for them to hear our side of the story."
"Just get involved in your kids schools and learn as much as you can because it's really going to help your student succeed in school," said Jeri Taylor, District 150 parent. "And if you don't get involved, that's going to be a bad example to your student that you really don't care. The more you care I think the better they're going to do.">
Parent University is held once a month.
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GMR710 Top Floor - Beautiful View in Indian Shores
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My condo is a two bedroom, two bath, beach condo located on the Florida Gulf Coast. It is on the seventh floor (top of building) and provides a beautiful panoramic view of the Intracoastal Waterway and a partial view of the Gulf Beach. There is a king size bed in MBR and two doubles in 2nd BR. It is equipped with 2 leather reclining chairs and leather sofabead couch.
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In addition to other amenities listed, this Non-Smoking condo has a PC computer with free "RoadRunner" high speed internet access(use your laptop with direct cable or wireless hookups),three cable TV's, DVD player, phones, and private fishing and boat docks. You have a clear view of the boat and fishing docks from my balcony. If you prefer to use your own laptop, you can plug in to my DSL system or use the wireless feature free of charge. Free LD calls in USA, Canada, & Mexico. (let me know if you would like additional photos or copies of past guest reviews)
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- Golf
- Shelling
- Swimming
- Snorkeling/Diving
- Surfing
- Windsurfing
- Biking
- Fishing
- Cinemas/Movie Theaters
- Museums
- Shuffleboard
- Tennis
- Theme Park (Amusement Park)
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7 night minimum all dates (departure fee of $80 & 12% tax is added)
Week stays are Saturday to Saturday
Summer - May 24 to Aug 23, 2014 ------$695 week
Fall - Aug 24 to Dec 20, 2014 ---------$525 week
Winter - Dec 21 to Jan 31, 2015 --------- $715 week
February - Feb 1 to Feb 27, 2015 ----------$795 week
Spring - Feb 28 to Apr 17, 2015 ------------$895 week
Early Summer - Apr 18 to May 24, 2015 --$650 week
ote: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
Gil Rodriguez 813-931-9236
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Top things to do in Indian Shores
- Hang out at the beach!
- Play a round of golf near by
- Charter a fishing boat for the day
- Don't miss the fresh seafood at our restaurants
- Go shopping and check out the many resort type outlets
Top things to do on a budget
- Soak up the sun at the pool
- Take walks along our beautiful beach
- Rent bikes or scooters and tour our area
- Grill on our patio grills
- Play putt-putt at the local course
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- Rent jet skis for the day
- Ride "trolley style" bus along beach cities
- Take kids fishing
- Family picnics at Gulf side parks
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Creating curriculum plans are a key part of planning and development. Curriculum is not standardized throughout the nation or even thoughout each state. Further, from district to district the actual plan of study is often different for students. This article looks at the reasons for this lack of cohesiveness in creating a national curriculum and overarching plan of study. It then creates a sample plan of study...
English Curriculum Plan of Study
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In order to help students see that each subject does not 'live in a vacuum', teachers must work to integrate their curriculum. These connections will lead to a greater understanding of the material in both classes.
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Cross-curricular integration is very important in helping students see the relevancy of what they are learning. This article looks at four methods of integrating curriculum.
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Standards are created to ensure that students from one classroom to another are taught the same basic information in a particular subject. The confusion comes in with periodic changes to standards along with the number of different standards available to a teacher for any one subject.
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Disgraced NYPD chief surfaces at perjury trial
NEW YORK — Federal inmate No. 84888-054 has saluted victims of the Sept. 11 terror attacks on his blog. He's used it to lend his opposition to an Islamic center near ground zero, and to honor his father this past Father's Day.
The behind-bars blogging by convicted former New York City police commissioner Bernard Kerik is a bit of a mystery: Federal prisoners don't have Internet access, except for limited email correspondence that's apparently allowing someone to post for him.
In recent days, Kerik has had a more direct line of communication with the outside world — only this time, it's against his will, under oath and on a sore subject.
Prosecutors in the Bronx are forcing the one-time protege of former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani to testify as a government witness at the perjury trial of two contractor brothers who once remodeled his apartment. The same investigation resulted in Kerik pleading guilty in 2009 to tax fraud and lying about accepting $165,000 in free renovations.
"Fair to say you're not happy to be here?" a prosecutor asked Kerik on Monday.
"Yes, sir," responded Kerik.
Kerik, 57, who's serving time at Maryland prison, has been temporarily transferred to a lower Manhattan lockup while appearing at the Bronx trial. He was expected to resume testifying on Wednesday.
On Monday, Kerik surfaced publicly for the first time since he surrendered for a four-year prison term in 2010. He looked much thinner than in his glory days as he was escorted in a prison jumpsuit and shackles into the courthouse — his head still clean-shaven but his signature mustache gone. He later was allowed to switch into a coat and tie for the trial.
It was latest indignity for Kerik, whose downfall began in 2004, within days after the then-Bush White House nominated him to head the Department of Homeland Security. At the time, he was billed as a no-nonsense patriot who, as leader of the nation's largest police department, helped restore order following 9/11.
But the nomination was greeted with a rash of news reports about stock-option windfalls, the shady apartment renovations and sexual liaisons with the publisher of his memoir at an apartment near ground zero that had been set aside for rescue workers.
His decision to withdraw his name for consideration for the cabinet post and his later indictment in 2007 embarrassed Giuliani, then a prospective presidential candidate.
Kerik returned to court this week to mostly face mundane questions about built-in cabinets, a rotunda with a marble entryway and other expensive renovations done to his Bronx apartment in 1999 — work prosecutors say was done by builders who sought his help winning city contracts.
He claimed ignorance about who covered the cost. He also got testy when asked by prosecutors when pressed by prosecutors if he had done anything wrong — "No, I didn't do anything wrong" — and teary when asked on cross-examination if he thought his guilty plea would get on with his life.
"Yes, ma'am," he said without elaboration.
Another entry from Kerik's blog offers further insight to his mindset.
"There are times when I am filled with bitterness and anger at the system — and at myself — for being here," it reads. "I am constantly trying to make sense of it all, to seek out and find what good can come of this."


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Privett, Vicki Louise (Baker,) a celebration of life service is 10 a.m. today at Oasis Community Church, 600 Fairgrounds Road, Tipton.
Harmon, James R. Sr., funeral services are 11 a.m. today at Shirley & Stout Funeral Home & Crematory, Lincoln Road Chapel, 1315 W. Lincoln Road.
Kellum, Ralph C., services are 11 a.m. today at First Congregational Christian Church, 505 W. Mulberry St.
Foust, Wanetah A., services are 11 a.m. today in the Open Door Fellowship, Mier.
Hronchek, James Anthony, a memorial service is noon today at Sunset Memory Garden Funeral Home, 2097 W. Alto Road.
Fisher, Helen L., services are noon today at Mt. Pisgah Missionary Baptist Church.
Byom, Evelyn Eva, a Mass of Christian burial will be 1:30 p.m. today at St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church, 3155 S. 200 West.
Thompson, Gene G., graveside services are 5 p.m. today at South Union Cemetery on Howard County Road 1050 West.
Burnette, David R., a funeral will be 11 a.m. Saturday at Young-Nichols Funeral Home, Tipton.
Minor, Elder Joseph E. Jr., services are 11 a.m. Saturday at Grace Apostolic Church, 649 E. 22nd St., Indianapolis.
Mulkey, JoAnn (Roe), services are 1 p.m. Saturday at Shirley & Stout Funeral Home & Crematory, Lincoln Road Chapel, 1315 W. Lincoln Road.


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Its arrival has been long awaited. Fatburger will be opening soon in Detroit's Midtown.
A contractor was working Monday at the Los Angeles-based chain's new location within walking distance of Wayne State University where there are now stools, countertops and grills.
"I'd probably eat it because I like burgers," said Mike, a Michigan Science Center employee and college student. "I live right down the street, so another place to go try out."
To learn more about Fatburger, visit www.fatburger.com.
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Panthers RB DeAngelo Williams apparently underwent a surgical procedure on Monday. The four-year veteran announced that he was having surgery on his Website.
It's believed that the procedure repaired the foot/ankle injury that kept him out of Carolina's final two games of the regular season. Williams rushed for 1,117 yards and seven touchdowns last season.
The Rock Hill Herald reports that the Panthers' team doctor, Robert Anderson, performed the surgery and that it is not a major concern for the team.
The Panthers' leading rusher from 2009, Jonathan Stewart, also underwent surgery this offseason. Stewart announced on his Twitter account that he would have surgery on his left foot Jan. 20.