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CR Rae writes about U.S. travel, including family-friendly activities. She likes to find unique, off-the-beaten-path things to do in even the biggest cities. Traveling the highways and byways, she finds the dirt on the back roads and the ins and outs of some of the most fun and interesting places -- giving you, the traveler, those little tidbits of info to get the most from your travels.
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There are many adventures out there to be had, but not many like
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Those with a sense of adventure will climb aboard the
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Desert Splash offers several choices of seaplane adventures that include historic sites, water landings, city lights and Sunday brunch on an island. The scenery alone is worth the trip as it is something never see from the ground.
The plane holds 9 passengers and each has their own window and headset.
So everyone hears the pilot and the music and has a clear view of the beautiful landscape of desert, mountains, lakes and canyons. Technically...it is a Cessna Caravan jet-prop Amphibious Seaplane.
The only thing you need to do for this trip is decide which adventure you want to take.
On the Apache Air Trail Adventure, passengers get to experience the trail the way the crow flies. Seaplane adventurers will also get that bird's eye view of a national historic landmark, Roosevelt Dam. It was one of the five federal projects authorized on 1903, Construction began in 1906 and was completed in 1911. It had a face lift and expansion that began in 1989 and was completed in 1996.
The Apache Trail Adventure takes you over the mountains for a gentle landing on Roosevelt Lake, which is the largest lake in Central Arizona covering 22,000 acres of surface water. Your pilot gently banks you around the lake in an approach for the water landing. You seem to peacefully glide forever before touching down on the glistening lake. The landing is surprisingly smooth.
The Apache Trail was once a stagecoach trail running through the Superstition Mountains. It got its name from the Apache Indians as they used the trail to move through the mountains.
Flying and winding around the mountains, over the canyons, rivers and lakes of the area is beautiful. Also on the adventure you get an eye level view of the Tonto Indian ruins located in the mountain side, which is an experience in itself. This tour is a little more than an hour in duration.
Taking the evening City Lights Adventure has you soaring above East Valley, Central Phoenix, West Valley and Scottsdale. It begins with a reception of Hors D'oeuvres in the Desert Splash executive lounge. Then you will depart from the Scottsdale Airport and enjoy the spectacular aerial views of East Mesa, Camelback Mountain, Cardinals Stadium, Squaw Peak.
It is about a 45 minute tour.
For a true adventure of a different kind, how about Sunday Brunch in the middle of Roosevelt Lake? At the airport you will board the Desert Splash plane and fly the Apache Air Trail. It is a sight to behold in the morning sky on your way to Roosevelt Lake. Once you have made your water landing, a catered brunch, served by one of the award winning restaurants from Phoenix, will be served at a secluded location on the lake's shores. Linen tablecloths and all. <>>
Desert Splash partners with other tours to add even more possible adventures to your experience. <>>
You will want to book a reservation in advance.
for more information or call 877-588-8819. The flights run from fall through the spring and not during summer months.<>>
The flight is sure to give passengers a real sense of the beauty of our country and the wonders it has to offer.
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In a way, it's own kind of Bible...
I'm glad to see that the WSJ ran such an article. With all
of the historical information available, for those who would bother to read it, it is difficult to assign all of the continued destructive political/economic activities of most politicians and regulators to mere ignorance.
"An economy built on fiat money is a society on its way to ashes."
"An economy built on fiat money is a society on its way to ashes."
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Atlas Shrugged is such a great read. Yes, it is about 1300 pages but I highly recommend it. If you have not read it you need to pick up a copy. Required reading for the liberty movement!
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If you haven't read this book yet, please do. It is directly responsible for my "awakening" and has actually proved to be quite prophetic.
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Franklin exploring contentious school budget savings
"The city council has decided that they want to take over our accounts receivables and payables, which is not their responsibility and (would be) against New Hampshire RSAs and legislative rules," said School Board Chairman Ray Yonaitis.
City officials have decided to study the idea of combining accounts payables and payroll services and have drafted an ordinance that could be presented to voters for approval, City Manager Elizabeth Dragon said.
"The council has tasked us with finding out if there is a potential savings by combining services," Dragon said.
The city council has scheduled a joint finance meeting between the city and school board for Monday night at 6.
"It is just an idea at this point; the meeting is to get pros and cons from people, and to get input on the idea," Dragon said.
Yonaitis said the school district's finance committee members will not be able to attend the meeting.
He issued a plea to city residents.
"To those of you wanting the best for the education possible for the children in Franklin ... the city has scheduled a joint finance meeting between the city and school board. The problem is the city called the meeting without any collaboration with the school board finance committee.
"The agenda for this meeting (as set by the Franklin City Council) is for discussion to have the Franklin City Council to take over the school district finances . So I am asking the citizens of Franklin to please attend this meeting to speak against this action, and please call your city council members to speak out against this action," Yonaitis said.
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If the Seahawks beat Atlanta this weekend, die-hard fans planning to travel to the next matchup will find it easier and less expensive to travel to San Francisco than to Green Bay.
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Budget-conscious fans looking to travel to the NFC conference championship game a week from Sunday should hope San Francisco wins this weekend. It will cost them less.
Sure, the opportunity to watch the Seahawks prove they can beat the Packers even without replacement referees is tempting. But it will be far easier to make plans to see the team give the 49ers another beating.
Seattle travel agent Marti Anderson advised against making travel arrangements until after Sunday's 49ers-Packers matchup, when fans will learn exactly where (and if) the Seahawks will be playing.
Most airline tickets are not refundable, although Southwest has some flights that are and Alaska Airlines will issue a credit after assessing a $75 change fee for a canceled flight. Travelers should be aware that airline ticket prices are likely to jump as planes fill up, Anderson said.
When checking on Friday, a round-trip ticket to Austin Straubel International Airport in Green Bay, Wis., cost between $650 and $800. Travelers should be concerned about weather delays as all flights from Seattle to Wisconsin have layovers, she said.
Seahawks fans could also fly into Chicago O'Hare International Airport and drive to Green Bay, which would take about 3 ½ hours.
"My biggest advice is allowing themselves plenty of time to make a connection, and don't cut it short," Anderson said, "because if the weather is an issue, and a flight is delayed, you're out of luck, you missed the game."
There are more — and less expensive — ways to reach San Francisco.
Fans can fly, drive or take a bus or train. Round-trip airline tickets to San Francisco or San Jose run about $375 to $500, but beware: A fully refundable/changeable ticket can cost up to $2,000. Airfares to Oakland appear more expensive. A one-way train or bus ticket will cost about $150, and it will take almost 24 hours to get there. Driving, meanwhile, takes about 13 hours if none of the mountainous stretches of Interstate 5 in Oregon are closed. You can check here: bit.ly/WZ3sWU.
The bad news is tickets to the 49ers game run about $250 or higher on stubhub.com, while tickets to the Packers game are $41 and higher. Tickets are not yet available through the official NFL box office or ticket exchange, but they are likely to be hard to come by, especially at Green Bay's Lambeau Field where locals them up quickly. Be sure to buy tickets before you leave.
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A former magistrate and football club boss lied to a senior judge so he could avoid a court hearing that clashed with his holiday plans.
Donald Cameron, who was previously chairman of Gillford Park Football Club in Harraby, Carlisle, narrowly escaped a jail term after judge Peter Hughes QC described his actions as "calculated and "flagrantly dishonest".
He was fined £7,500 after admitting contempt of court, and given 56 days to pay. The court heard how Cameron, from Greystoke, near Penrith, had been involved in a legal dispute between the Gillford Park club and the owners' of the ground where the team played.
Early last year, he used his solicitors to apply for a hearing adjournment, saying he had been invited to give a talk to an important international conference in Spain.
Cameron told the court he regarded the task as an honour and so he was keen to attend the event. At a later date, a solicitor for the football ground's owners became suspicious but Cameron stuck to his story, only admitting the truth when he was asked to provide as evidence his flight tickets to Barcelona.
It later emerged that the real reason Cameron wanted to abort the court hearing was that it clashed with a holiday he had booked with his disabled partner – though he claimed he had forgotten the court date when he booked the holiday in Majorca.
Dismissing a claim that he had simply overlooked the court date when booking the holiday, Judge Hughes said: "What is much more likely is that you, rather arrogantly, decided that the date did not suit you."
The judge said he had rarely seen a litigant caught out in such a "blatant" attempt to manipulate the legal processes of the court.
The judge told Cameron: "Although your conduct was calculated and flagrantly dishonest, it was exposed for what it was, and the course of justice was speedily put back on track. The person most damaged by what you have done was, in the end, yourself. Your reputation and trustworthiness will never be the same again."
The judge said he had taken account of Cameron's former good character and his work as a magistrate.
Judge Hughes said the case could have been dealt with as a potential offence of perverting the course of justice. The contempt could have justified a four-month jail term following a guilty plea. "I have anxiously considered whether my public duty requires me to pass such as sentence," continued the judge.
"I feel I can effectively and more strictly mark the seriousness of your conduct in another way, by imposing a substantial financial punishment on you as a clear deterrent to others."
Cameron's barrister Jonathan Rogers said he had been motivated by his good intentions towards his partner, and the offence was born out of confusion in his client's domestic situation.
Cameron was involved in a protracted legal dispute with Carlisle and District Railway Sports and Athletics Club over the state of the Gillford Park ground.
Stephen Skinner is now chairman of Celtic Nation, which is the name the club now goes under. He confirmed that the dispute between the club and the ground's owners had been settled.
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Sebastian Rochford is a head-turner. Not because he is one of the country's leading jazz drummers, nor because this week his Polar Bear quartet saw their second album, Held on the Tips of Fingers, nominated for the Nationwide Mercury Prize alongside Coldplay and Kaiser Chiefs. No, Rochford turns heads because of a hairstyle which is part atomic explosion, part forest.
"It's so frizzy that I can only have it like this," he insists in a voice as quiet as his music is loud. "About seven years ago, I had it shaved. Since then I've just left it and it cleans itself. I know it seems attention-seeking, but I don't actually want the attention."
Sitting on my sofa (which he politely pretends is "very comfortable"), sipping my tea (which he politely pretends is "just right"), Rochford is the ideal amiable house guest. The attention he does not seek has sought him since Tuesday, when the Mercury album of the year nominations were announced.
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"They gave us a little portable radio," he recalls, still bemused. " We heard the announcement standing outside this coffee shop. I was completely shocked. Then, they brought us into the Mercury place.
"We had our photograph taken and did some TV interviews, but me and Pete just stood there looking scared. Someone said: 'You're not used to this, are you?' They were right. I'm very happy about it, though. I feel really privileged, it's an honour, especially as it's such a big field, not a genre-specific thing."
Always desperately seeking catholicism, the Mercury judges invariably plump up their 12-strong shortlist with the weird and wonderful. This year, it is the turn of Seth Lakeman, who makes records in his house, and Polar Bear, whose avant-jazz infused with electronica - all composed by Rochford - the most left-field of the lot.
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Rochford is modest in the face of such praise. "I like being the most left-field," he smiles. "In one of the papers the other day, they went down the Mercury list and when they got to us they just said: 'Who are they?' That was brilliant."
In its 31 years, Rochford's life has so far been as unlikely as his coiffure. The ninth of 10 children (seven sisters and two brothers) of his Aberdeen-based poetpsychoanalyst father and a mother who completed a psychology degree in her forties ("her thesis was on love"), he was raised on music.
"My sisters and brothers were into all different kinds of music. One brother was into punk, a sister loved goth, another was a big psychobilly fan and my sister Julia was mad on Nick Cave."
Young Sebastian found himself enraptured by jazz, especially Duke Ellington's various bands and pianist Thelonius Monk. After dabbling in piano, Rochford took to the drums. Understandably, his father was keener for him to hone his skills at music college rather than the family home.
"At Dad's suggestion, I auditioned at Guildhall, but I didn't get in. Then I failed my audition for Newcastle College. My dad phoned up and said, 'Is there anything you can do for him?' I got on a course for the first year and changed to a better one in the second."
He emerged with the equivalent of a degree in jazz and moved to London, where he eventually linked up with Barak Schmool's F-ire collective. Schmool, long-term Django Bates sideman, established F-ire as a loose organisation where like-minded, jazz-tinged musicians could build their bands from a pool of gifted personnel. The collective has spawned both the widely praised Acoustic Ladyland and Polar Bear.
"It's just a group of bands trying to centralise things such as gigs," Rochford explains. "It's a way of trying to help each other." In fact, F-ire has helped establish a burgeoning scene based in London, but with outposts in Leeds and Scotland. "Music feels good in London at the moment," he says. "There are a lot of creative people and fans are coming to see gigs again. That's great."
Acoustic Ladyland's appearance on Later ... with Jools Holland gave Rochford his first public platform and afterwards he - or more likely his hair -
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Right now, he is a member of 12 bands, including cajun folkists Menlo Park. "I was trying to cut it down," he says, "but it's right back up again. I did have a couple of nights off in April and May, though ... "
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A very unfortunate incident for the young lady. However---maybe WE need to be "sensitive" to the "cultural differences" of the poor poor accused man! Maybe he thought he was just being "diverse" in his greeting!
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Glad this guy is arrested BUT I hope agencies check him out to see if the culprit was imported by his family here and tossed on out government services as my neighbor just did for her no -citizen mom from India.
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A large international study led by University of Adelaide researchers
has found that women who use marijuana can more than double the risk of
giving birth to a baby prematurely.Preterm or premature birth -
at least three weeks before a baby's due date - can result in serious
and life-threatening health problems for the baby, and an increased risk
of health problems in later life, such as heart disease and diabetes.A
study of more than 3,000 pregnant women in Adelaide, Australia and
Auckland, New Zealand has detailed the most common risk factors for
preterm birth. The results have been published online today in the
journal PLoS ONE.The research team, led by Professor Gus Dekker
from the University of Adelaide's Robinson Institute and the Lyell
McEwin Hospital, found that the greatest risks for spontaneous preterm
birth included:* Strong family history of low birth weight babies (almost six times the risk);* Use of marijuana prior to pregnancy (more than double the risk);* Having a mother with a history of pre-eclampsia (more than double the risk);* Having a history of vaginal bleeds (more than double the risk);* Having a mother with diabetes type 1 or 2 (more than double the risk).The team also found that the greatest risk factors involved in the preterm rupture of membranes leading to birth included:* Mild hypertension not requiring treatment (almost 10 times the risk);* Family history of recurrent gestational diabetes (eight times the risk);* Receiving some forms of hormonal fertility treatment (almost four times the risk);* Having a body mass index of less than 20 (more than double the risk)."Our
study has found that the risk factors for both forms of preterm birth
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impacting on preterm birth," says Professor Dekker, who is the lead
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developing a test - genetic or otherwise - that will help us to predict
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says.This study has been funded by the Premier's Science and
Research Fund (South Australian Government) and the New Enterprise
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December is a great time to share favorite stories; there are just so many old holiday favorites to choose from to get your family into the holiday spirit. On this page you will find Chistmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa classics as well as brand new 2012s that just might be classics in the making.
Favorite Christmas Stories:
Favorite Hanukkah Stories:
NoTimeForFlashcards Blog: Picture Books About Hanukkah
Favorite Kwanzaa Stories:
New Christmas Books:
New Hanukkah Books:
New Kwanzaa Books
Even the smallest of us know that it is a good thing to always remember to say "thank you!"
Thanksgiving stories are a great way to remember together the many things we can be thankful for...for one thing...we can be glad SOMEBODY REMEMBERED TO MAKE DINNER. (See: Thanksgiving at the Tappletons')
Listed below are some new Thanksgiving titles for 2012 and some favorites that qualify for "read it again!" Librarian's favorite? Balloons Over Broadway. Who can resist learning about those big balloons?
- IndyPL Ready to Read Pinterest Board: Thanksgiving
- Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
- Scholastic: Voyage on the Mayflower
- Scholastic: The First Thanksgiving - Daily Life
- Scholastic: The Thanksgiving Feast
- Virtual Video Field Trips: Plimoth Plantation Pilgrim Village, Wampanoag Homesite & Tour the Plimoth Plantation
- Turkey FAQ - Because what are giblets anyway?
- Fact Monster: How to Say Thank You in 26 Languages
- Talk Like a Pilgrim
NEW Thanksgiving Books for 2012:
Don't Miss These Thanksgiving Favorites:
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Marijke Fleuren, President of the EuroHockey Federation (EHF) was named this week a Knight in the Order of Orange-Nassau. Marijke received her insignia from Minister Edith Schippers of Health, Welfare and Sport during a special ceremony in The Hague this week.
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