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LAKE FRONT PROPERTY, Fishing lodge, Hunting lodge,
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Aaron Woodrow
San Antonio,TX
Zapata Weekender
April 8, 2014
This property was very nice and clean. Communication with the owner was no problem and she was very helpful. Unfortunately the lake has not seen the banks of this property in over 3 years so it is a bit misleading to advertise "Lake Front Property". We were mildly disturbed by the attempts to use the property by property owners fam/friends who were hoping the home was unoccupied. But in all we had a great time here and would recommend renting here and we would gladly do it again.
Brad Hatchel
July 16, 2012
had a great time everything was good only bad thing is all upstair, would stay there again
great stay
March 19, 2012
Nice place. Had everything we needed and owners were awsome Nice change from camping out. Thanks guys. Hopefully see y'all next year.
Owner's reply:
Thanks, for the great review! I'm glad you enjoyed your stay. We take great pride in knowing that our customers have had an enjoyable and comfortable stay. We'd like to think that as owners of Sunset Cove Villa, we are providing a quality facility and genuine Zapata hospitality. Look forward to having you back next year. Remember....."Mi casa es tu casa"!
Austin, TX
GREAT place, GREAT fishing!
April 7, 2010
This is a great place! The owners were very friendly and accomodating. There is plenty of space for the three boats we brought and we even went fishing on the dock. Home was modern and well decorated with many extras we didn't expect. It was a very relaxing experience and we will definitely be coming back. You won't find any other place like this on Falcon Lake. ***Caught an 8 pounder, small for Falcon Lake!!!
felt like overall you have a nice place to stay. Good parking. Plenty of plug-ins for boats. A usable ramp (at least at this lake level). Kitchen is well equiped. Air conditioning works well. A gate we can lock to keep other people out while we're out fishing or sleeping. Good TV's & satellite. Plenty of hot water. A functioning outside grill. All of these things are important to a group of guys going fishing.
Amada,we had a great time last week at Falcon, would you send me a price for these days so i can get the guys together and book for next year. Nights of 2/11/2012 to 2/17/2012. A total of 7 nights. Thanks Again
We stayed for the weekend, its an awsome place. There is plenty of parking, we had three boats, and there is room for more. We really loved the privacy, and the house is really great. We are definetly coming back.
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Album: From The West$ide With Love II
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This sounds like one of those summer time smoke session joints; one of those smooth Cali groove joints. And who better to provide some summer theme music than Dom Kennedy? With new leak Grind'n, Mr. Kennedy once again proves that his slow, lethargic-sounding flow makes for that sh*t that you can vibe to, especially when he is backed by Cardio on the Beat. Sure the track is filled with plenty materialism: "Grind'n, Ni**a in here shining / Early in the morning check the Rolie with the diamonds," and sex references: "Girl you really frontin', if it's not with you bet I'll be leavin here with somethin'," but that's what makes it so damn cool. The video for this record dropped last week and it's dope too - one of them chill-ass day-in-the-life-of-a-westsider videos. Grind'n is the first leak off Dom's second installment of From The Westside With Love II that I'm pretty excited about, scheduled to drop on June 28.
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Prostate-specific antigen density — a reliable parameter for the detection of prostate cancer?
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We compared the prostate-specific antigen density (PSAD) in clinically and surgically staged patients with specimen-confined prostate cancer (n=57) and in patients with benign hyperplasia (n=69), who underwent transvesical adenomectomy. The PSAD was calculated from the preoperative PSA level and the specimen volume. The prostate volume was determined by dividing the prostate weight by the specific gravity of the tissue. The mean tissue values used for PSAD calculation were 51.9 g in men with prostate cancer (PCA) and 62.9 g in men with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). The PSAD values showed significant differences (BPH 0.19 versus PCA 0.37,P=0.029). Receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curves demonstrated the best cutoff value to be 0.15, with the sensitivity being 58%; the specificity, 51% and the positive predictive value of PCA, 49%. At a serum PSA level below 10 ng/ml, the best cutoff value was 0.1 and the positive predictive value was 51%. The PSAD results we calculated from an accurate prostate volume (surgical estimate) show that PSAD is not a significant predictor of prostate cancer.
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World Journal of Urology
Volume 14, Issue 1 , pp 53-58
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- F. Gadban (1)
- M. C. Truss (1)
- M. Kuczyk (1)
- U. Hartmann (1)
- U. Jonas (1)
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Cafe Un Deux Trois
- Address:
123 W. 44th St.
New York, NY 10036Neighborhood:
Theater District / Times Square
- Cuisine:
FrenchPrice: $31 to $50
Cafe Un Deux Trois
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://cafeundeuxtrois.com/
- Phone: (212) 354-4397
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Daily: 7:00AM-11:30AM
Lunch: Daily: 11:30am - 4:00pm
Dinner: Daily: 4:00pm - 12:00am
Brunch: Saturday and Sunday: 11:30am - 4:00pm
Breakfast: Daily: 7:00am - 11:30am
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: French American, French, Contemporary French
- Executive Chef: Luis Gonzalez
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Cafe, Delivery, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wine
- Catering: contact Randy 212-354-4397
- Special Events: Private Parties contact Randy 212-354-4397
Getting there
- Cross Street: Broadway & 6th Ave.
- Public Transit: Public Transit: 1,2,3,7,A,B,C,D,E,F,N,Q,R,Shuttle,V to 42nd Street/Times Square.
- Parking: Public Lot
- Parking Details: Garage at 156 west 44 St
Garage at 50 West 44 St
Several garages on 44 St between 7th and 8th Ave.
Muni Meters on 44th Street
A word from Cafe Un Deux Trois
Cafe Un Deux Trois has been located in the heart of Times Square since 1977. We opened when the neighborhood was still very rough , and quickly became THE brasserie to stop for dinner and drinks before heading off to Studio 54 and Xenon to dance the night away.Continued
We were and still are frequented by American and European theater and film actors, as well as politicians, directors, local New Yorkers and tourists from around the world. You will find many a Broadway cast and crew member hanging out after the show on any given night.
We recently had a facelift featuring enormous windows and a new color scheme.
The food while still classic bistro fare has expanded to include a variety of sandwiches, hamburgers and an extensive breakfast.
We have also added a selection of savory and sweet crepes to our dining choices.
We were and still are frequented by American and European theater and film actors, as well as politicians, directors, local New Yorkers and tourists from around the world. You will find many a Broadway cast and crew member hanging out after the show on any given night.
We recently had a facelift featuring enormous windows and a new color scheme.
The food while still classic bistro fare has expanded to include a variety of sandwiches, hamburgers and an extensive breakfast.
We have also added a selection of savory and sweet crepes to our dining choices.
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Cafe Un Deux Trois reviews from OpenTable diners
291 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food3.7Service3.9
- Ambiance3.7Noise LevelModerate
great for lunch (104)neighborhood gem (94)good for groups (79)great for brunch (75)fit for foodies (53)kid-friendly (52)special occasion (36)late-night find (33)hot spot (21)vibrant bar scene (20)romantic (17)notable wine list (9)scenic view (1)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- Theater District French BistroMarkWVIPDined on 11/25/2014Way to go is "prix fixe," as in France. For only a little more than the entree alone, appetizer, dessert, and coffee or tea are thrown in. My wife and I shared two prix fixe dinners, both starting with the pate compagne, that is country pate, the much less expensive cousin of pate de fois gras - excellent. Our entrees were tilapia and pasta, two of the three options, the other being chicken cordon bleu - both just right. Our desserts were mango sorbet and NY cheesecake. Prix Fixe was a modest $33. Each of our glasses of Pinot Grigio was $12 - obviously, where they make their profit. A huge restaurant, so book ahead and come early. Surprisingly good service and reasonable price.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good choice for dinner before a show.JMZSDined on 11/22/2014Good choice for dinner before a show. NIce room, reliable food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wife's birthday dinnerjd1619Dined on 11/16/2014We had reservations for 7:00 for dinner after seeing Cabaret. We arrived a bit early and asked if we could be seated early. We were seated right away. Our waiter was Dimitri and he was by far the best waiter we had throughout our trip. Everything was first class. They sang Happy Birthday to my wife when bringing dessert. I will definitely go back next time i'm in New YorkSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very Good Pre-Theater Fare!robkapVIPDined on 11/15/2014Was looking for a restaurant close to Towne Hall that was good. My daughter had been here before, and said it was good. I was pleasantly surprised that the food , service , and ambiance were very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OBGemVIPDined on 11/15/2014Great for pre-theatre. Attentive staff and quick service when you have to make a show. Food was quite good and the prix fix @ $33 is a steal.Special Features:
- ExcellentStickybuns1Dined on 11/12/2014Had an absolutely wonderful time the food was delicious and the service was attentive and the ambience was great I was server and unfortunately I forgot her name was fabulous we all had a wonderful time and I would highly recommend this to anybody Thank you for such a beautiful and wonderful afternoonSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Twice in 5 days Wisconsin2runners2Dined on 11/9/2014We ate at the restaurant twice in the last five days during our NYC visit. Wonderful. My wife had a Nicose salad, the rabbit special was small but tasty, our guest had the Boeuf Bourguignon. The next visit I had the Calves Liver and my wife had the Lamb Shank with beans....both tasty and wonderful.Special Features:
- great service and mealdebbieDined on 11/9/2014was greated by maître d talked with us at length about the local restaurant scene......we felt like we had all the time in the world...NO RUSHING at all here.....they were a wonderful staff.....can not wait to go back......a good menu....something for what any one was looking for and priced very reasonably......very comfortable...and beautiful space.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food with Great PricesLarsadorDined on 11/9/2014I walked past this restaurant so many times. This past Sunday I decided to try it with some friends. We were all glad we did! The food was prepared and presented to perfection and was delicious!! They offer Prix Fixe Brunch, Lunch, and Dinners - with very reasonable prices. Great selections on their menu as well. Our waiter was outstanding. Water was always filled, coffee always filled, and plates always cleared without asking. We definitely will be going back! Thank you Un Deux Trois for a GREAT dinning experience!!Special Features:
- Nice, authentic-feeling experienceCookieMonsterUWSDined on 11/9/2014Met a visiting out-of-town couple for breakfast here Sunday, and was very pleased with the experience. To start, I specified on OpenTable that we will have an infant dining with us, and when we arrived the high chair was there. Our guests arrived early, but were seated at the table, which was spacious - as the dining room is nice and open - and had already been served drinks when we sat down. It's hard to describe, the decor of the place might be somewhat dated, but IMHO, adds to its charm. Kind of like the vibe that Balthazar is trying to achieve. The waiter was very attentive and professional and polite. Coffee was good and hot, refills of drinks provided without the need to request it. Food was good, dishes came out in sync. Well done!
- Danc2dinDined on 11/8/2014Excellent food and service and we always done at Cafe Un Deux Trois when we visit NYC. The maitre'd is pleasant and accommodating and the wait staff is also. If you are in a hurry they get you in and out quickly without feeling rushed. The food is excellent.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/8/2014The restaurant is convenient located in the heart of the theater district. It's a good place to eat a quick meal before the show. It's very busy.Special Features:
- lovetodineVIPDined on 11/8/2014What a pleasant surprise! We hadn't been there in quite a while and were so pleased by the service and the food. Couldn't ask for more. Onion Soup was the best we've had in a long while. Such attentive service, and the restaurant was crowded. We'll be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great pre-theater spotOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/8/2014Went for brunch before a matinee and it was great - nice choice on menu for price fix brunch or lunch (we had people in our group do both). The place was packed by the time we left - we had an 11:30am reservation - so reservations are probably a must on the weekend. The food was good - no complaints from our foursome - and would go again if seeing a matinee.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MediocreStraightforwardDined on 11/7/2014If you're hoping for anything beyond plain basic, try somewhere else post theater.
- perfectcaroDined on 11/7/2014it was a rare find7\77 I was really presently surprised... service was what I was excpecting, the food came out fast and great... :)Special Features:
- GregVIPDined on 11/6/2014Good, basic French bistro, big enough to handle the pre-theater crowd. Salad with warm goat cheese, steak frites, fish of the day with garlic spinach were all good and quick.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 11/6/2014This is one of my favorite places for before theater. I've been there at least once per month over the past few months. And I'll be there again and again.
- Good things do last!ImpressionsDined on 11/5/2014Its not new and trendy but established and fantastic. Some good things never change. Good food, fun atmosphere and pleasant staff. A good go too!Special Features:
- Food is excellent, poor serviceFoodisfunVIPDined on 11/3/2014This place has SO much potential. They need servers who know how to provide good service and who know the food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Theater positioningKevinAtHomeDined on 11/3/2014A great restaurant for the theatre goer. Staff will accomdate show times. The big room makes it possible to find a table event without a reservation.
- A Disaster from Start to FinishEdieGVIPDined on 11/2/2014I actually made a reservation for brunch, which was completely unnecessary because it was not that crowded. My reservation got me a table in a dark corner, where we were ignored by our waiter. Slow service, incorrect orders, waiters who could not communicate about the menu added up to an unfortunate experience. With so many good restaurants in NYC, why bother.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/1/2014The food was great and the waiter was exceptional. We've been there a few times before and each time was excellent experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very disappointedFromtheheartDined on 10/31/2014Have eaten here pre-theatre many times. Always reliable. Now when I have out of town guests it takes a nose dive on food prep and noise level. Servers were attentive and very sweet, perhaps concerned about what was obviously a changed place. Had the shrimp Ceasar with inedible shrimp and soggy chopped lettuce. Nothing ceasar about it. My companions' meals looked dreadful. Felt like I was on restaurant impossible. Noise level so loud as to be painful. Luckily we just laughed it off but privately I was well and truly embarrassed.
- Good find in Times Square areaIammeDined on 10/29/2014Good food and wine at reasonable prices in a cozy (especially at night) french bistro setting. I recommend sitting at a table in the bar area for a more intimate setting and quiet conversation . . . It can get a bit loud in the main part of the restaurant. Food is tasty and service is fast and efficient.Special Features:
- Very Loud and mediocrechipVIPDined on 10/28/2014I was very surprised and disappointed in this experience.
- Near Times SquareFoodhunterVIPDined on 10/26/2014It is indeed a nice option for lunch near Times Square...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BrunchJanTVIPDined on 10/26/2014As stated on Open Table there shall be a brunch buffet on Sunday. It isn't. Food is below average!
- Standard French fareJustVisitingDined on 10/25/2014Very busy, crowded and noisy but a nice place for a quick bite before a show.
- Decent for pre-showGunnerDined on 10/25/2014The restaurant is extremely noisy. The food is decent. The service was quick, efficient and accurate. It serves it's purpose as a preshow restaurant, nothing more
- disappointingCojandDined on 10/25/2014Cute name so we thought we would try it before the play. BOth had escargot which was less than satisfying with a mediocre sauce. My wife's steak was a poor quality meat which can't be fixed on the stove. My beef was also a lower quality. Even the cappuccinos didn't cut it. The bright spot was we did get out of there in plenty of time to make the show.
- pre Broadway show w/ 8yr oldmallomarDined on 10/25/2014She loved the ambience, chicken fingers, fries, hot french bread and crepes. Perfect pre-show place. Service was fast, cheerful and all our food was wonderful - I had the quiche.Special Features:
- They get the job doneJaneboyDined on 10/23/2014We had dinner here ahead of the theater. They understand that you need to get out by 7:30 and they accomplish that with good fresh food prepared quickly, and a menu that has many choices that fit the bill. We both had crepes that were hot and fresh and delicious. The services is professional and friendly. Dinner here was the start to a great evening.
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Didn't have any real plans today, so nothing much got done. About the only thing was our family getting haircuts from my girlfriend. Son had homework and wouldn't take it seriously that I wasn't going to let him go see the captioned movie today ("Cowboys and Aliens") so he got mad that I wouldn't cave in and take him when he just kept goofing and figuring out all the creative reasons why he just could NOT do his homework. SIGH.
I need some lessons on Tough Love. Back in the day, "Tough Love" was a beating with a belt, but that's not kosher these days.
Gotta get up early and go walk. And I want to start juicing again. My girlfriend is having good results juicing without fasting - she's still eating, but I guess the juicing just helps feed her body the nutrients she's not been getting for so long and she's seeing a lot of benefits. I on the other hand muddle through with a sense of foggy brain...muddled thoughts... tiredness. I just need to be more consistent in exercising!!
I had my time zone fixed at one point some time ago. Just now realized SP was tracking something of mine as if it was already 9-11-2011 ...
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I'm tired. Will deal with it later.
I went to bed before 10 pm last night I think it was, and slep well enough until about 2 or 2:30 am. Got up for bathroom and drink of water, but seemed like I was up several more times after then (keeping in mind that the previous week I was only going to bed AT 1:30 or 2 am!!).
Finally woke up again around 5 am and felt sluggish and dull and achey as if I hadn't slept at all. So much for going to bed early...
Went for walk and stars were so bright. And then I remembered that I'd forgotten to go outside and see the auroras (or at least see if there were any this far south. I did get a YouTube link for a video shot overnight in Minnesota...
It's a lower resolution camera, so doesn't have that lush look like you see in some movies. It takes a fairly high resolution high powered camera and lots of $$$ to get those really super gorgeous shots... and places like Kansas there is usually so much atmospheric interference (haze? dust?) that the auroras were never that big and rippling, at least not the 3 or 4 I've seen - colorful, yes, but not like this one.).
But I digress... so I just got to enjoy a nice long walk...came home and ate some cereal and a few hours later was still hungry so ate leftover veggies from dinner last night.
Anyway I feel really tired, so I'm gonna go to sleep soon. Won't get all my possible points but oh well.
Did you see the Daily Spark contest for this week?
Think I'll put those down in my list of "prizes" or "gifts to myself" or whatever you call it when you reach some intermediate goal weight...
Got laundry going...ran some errands... need to do some other things... just taking a little break now... but thought I'd mention the link in case you haven't gone there and signed up to enter for a chance at a new pair of shoes!!
and in other news, okay so I'm a little nerdy this way, but there are CME's that have already hit the earth today (Sept. 9th) and will continue to hit earth - CME's are Coronal Mass Eruptions or something like that, where the Sun just kinda gets a little TOOOO gassy and rips this big huge CME, which... I'm not sure if this is like a big belch or a big fart... (sorry!!) but when it hits the earth, typically it results in seeing Auroras at the poles - which is something USUALLY only the people in higher latitudes like Alaska, Canada, Scandinavian countries, Iceland etc etc but occasionally people in the northernmost states of the USA or equivalent in Europe can occasionally see. We've actually seen them in Kansas 3 or 4 times in the past 8 or 9 years, probably might have been more often except I slept through them... heh.
So it's cloudy here right this very very minute, as we had some spotty rain earlier this evening (it rained at the grocery store, filled up all the low places in the parking lot and I got my pant bottoms wet, but at the post office, some 2.5 miles away, dry as a bone..cloudy... but dry.). But I'm hoping it clears out and I can poke my head outside and see some auroras. Maybe not, but one can dream. www.spaceweather.com
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Happy Friday!
Was in town to get supplies at Sam's Wholesale Club, and the food tasters were there. I tried one that looked innocent enough - Chicken fried rice... didn't check the labels. But as soon as I started chewing and tasting, I realized it was higher in fat than I'm used to (it kinda hits my tummy funny), and it just tasted like bacon! I spit it out and grabbed the box and started reading it - sure enough, there was PORK bacon in the list of ingredients, nevermind that the box only said CHICKEN in big prominent letters. That's deceptive! I shouldda read the label first, before even tasting it.
Then later on, the DS and I went back into town to meet up with DH for dinner - he has to work late late late on a hot incident at work (works with computers and with big-name famous customers who also have computers, who live and die by computers, else their business would no longer exist!!). We thought we'd try out the new Mexican restaurant nearby but it's not yet remodeled and opened. So we went to the Noodles & Co. nearby.
There, I tried the new "Sandwich Duos" - specifically "The Med Duo" and the "Cucumber Tomato side salad". Both were loaded with veggies - tomatoes, onions, cucumbers, chilantro, mushrooms, on and on it goes, and there was also chicken in the sandwich, held together in a slab of flatbread.
But on the way home, I guess the cucumbers were just talking nasty back at me and my gut kinda ached, and I started craving ICE CREAM. Not sure why. And I was on my way to the local grocery store, since Thursday is Banana Day - at .18 cents a pound (can you say "loss leader"?), it's a weekly pilgrimage. (Close enough that I can go back on Friday for anything else I forgot, but thursday is the only day the bananas are that cheap.
Went by the ice cream area and thought about getting some, even though a) I was full from dinner, b) I need more ice cream plastered to my Wide Load like I need another hole in the head, and c) um.. well... I had a third reason but it left the station and I can't remember it now. Sorry. Guess I can make up a third reason, like, oh, having to deal with a bazillion fat calories and extra grams of sugar, both of which I also needed like a frontal lobotomy performed by a monkey, but that really kinda ties back into reason #2.
Anyway so I decided, NAAAAH I have some lovely Greek Yogurt (plain) at home, that I can pimp up with stevia, cinnamon, vanilla extract, and that thought got me out of the store WITHOUT any ice cream. As I drove home, I also thought about taking out a frozen banana and whirling it in the Ninja blender with the formerly mentioned Greek yogurt and really pimping it up into a nice frozen ice-creamish treat.
But I got home... collapsed in front of the computer, and I don't think I want anything cold to eat before bed. May just swill down a big glass of almond milk.
ARRRgh DS is making that annoying sound from "The Smurfs" movie.... (you know, where the Papa Smurf tells Crazy Smurf to "sound the alarm" and Crazy Smurf goes into an air raid siren mode....
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Eastern National's Passport To Your National Parks Photo Contest Is Up And Running
Fancy yourself a good photographer? If you work for the Natinal Park Service, or are a Volunteer-In-Parks staffer, consider entering Eastern National's 2015 Passport To Your National Parks® Photo Contest. Ten winning national park photos will be featured on the 2015 Passport To Your National Parks® annual stamp series—nine by Passport geographic regions and one National Stamp.
Yellowstone National Park Crews Continue Work To Erase Illegal Trail Into Bechler Region
As big as Yellowstone National Park is -- 63 miles north to south and 54 miles east to west -- perhaps it's not too surprising that someone not interested in driving to a trailhead in the park decided to make their own on the edge of the park. But by this fall, that trail should be erased as park crews finish the second of two years' work in removing signs of the illegal trail.
Keep An Eye Out For Mountain Lions At Dinosaur National Monument
While mountain lions are magnificent animals, they can also be dangerous. That's why Dinosaur National Monument officials want visitors to know that there has been recent mountain lion activity in the Echo Park area, where a fresh kill was spotted July 22.
Lake Mead National Recreation Area Closes Trails Due To High Heat
In a move to protect hikers from themselves, officials at Lake Mead National Recreation Area in Nevada have temporarily closed the Goldstrike Canyon and Arizona Hot Springs trails because it's too hot for most people.
"Paddling Protection Act" Raises Debate Over Wilderness Travel In Yellowstone National Park
Threading through the backcountry, and frontcountry, of Yellowstone National Park are creeks and streams fueled by springs and snowmelt, some only several feet across, some dozens of feet wide. More than 300 topple over waterfalls at least 15 feet high, while others meander placidly through the Lamar and Hayden valleys.
Interior Department Reaches Agreement With AFL-CIO To "Rebuild, Restore, Renew" National Parks
"Union made" will soon be a phrase you can utter at Assateague Island National Seashore, as a conservation corps team will be working there later this year under supervision of an organization related to the AFL-CIO.
Heading To Mesa Verde National Park This Fall? Consider A Backcountry Hike To Ruins
If you're planning a trip to Mesa Verde National Park this fall, one of the things you should consider is signing up for a backcountry hike with rangers to see some ruins that aren't typically seen by park visitors.
National Wildlife Federation Official Takes Helm Of Student Conservation Association
A new leader is coming to the Student Conservation Association, which has announced the appointment of Jaime Berman Matyas as its president and chief executive officer beginning in September.
Big Oak Flat Road In Yosemite National Park Back Open To Traffic
While firefighters continue to battle the El Portal Fire along the western border of Yosemite National Park, traffic once again is being allowed to travel the Big Oak Flat Road, aka Highway 120.
Classic National Park Posters On Display In Washington Until Next Spring
Despite advances made into the 21st century, some of the most striking posters promoting the national parks are those produced shortly before World War II by the Works Progress Administration. The artistry that went into these silk-screened promotions remains as striking today as it was 75 years ago. And if you find yourself in Washington, D.C., in the coming months, you can understand why with a visit to the Interior Department to see a collection of the posters.
Yellowstone National Park Officials Hope Bison Relocation Program Can Reduce Culling
In a bid to reduce the number of park bison that are sent to slaughter, Yellowstone National Park officials are exploring the process of a quarantine program that could be developed to provide brucellosis-free animals to tribes and other entities looking to build bison herds.
Exploring The Waterworks Deep Inside The Inner Gorge Of Grand Canyon National Park
What exists within the place known as the "Inner Gorge" of Grand Canyon National Park? The following video follows three scientists as they explore springs spouting from deep within this section of the park.
Huna Tlingit Gain OK To Harvest Glaucous-Winged Gull Eggs At Glacier Bay National Park
Olympic National Park Gets Approval To Move Enchanted Valley Chalet...But How?
Olympic National Park officials have received approval to move the Enchanted Valley Chalet away from the East Fork Quinault River, and will try to accomplish that before fall.
El Portal Fire Covers More Than 3,000 Acres Along Yosemite National Park Border
The El Portal wildfire that flared up several days ago from unknown causes had burned more than 3,000 acres along Yosemite National Park's western border by Tuesday and was just 19 percent contained, but the park remained open for visitors.
Missing 13-Year-Old Found Safe In Kings Canyon National Park
A 13-year-old California boy who got separated from his group in the backcountry of Kings Canyon National Park has been found and was to be brought out today.
Night Sky Festival Coming To Lassen Volcanic National Park This Weekend
Focusing on the night skies will be the star attraction this weekend at Lassen Volcanic National Park in California when the park's Dark Sky Festival is held.
Research Finds Vegetation In National Parks Moving In Response To Changing Climate
It long has been expected that as the climate warms, vegetation would react by moving. Both north in latitude, and up in elevation. Now new research confirms that "because of the combination of climate change and habitat loss, up to one-quarter of the total area of the National Park System is vulnerable to vegetation shifting up slope and northward."
UPDATED: Searches Under Way For Missing Hikers In Rocky Mountain, Kings Canyon National Parks
Searches were under way Monday afternoon for missing hikers in both Rocky Mountain and Kings Canyon national parks.
Celebrate Wilderness Act's 50th Anniversary At Cumberland Island National Seashore
Wilderness exploration is on tap this September at Cumberland Island National Seashore and the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge in Georgia, where multi-day paddling journeys into wilderness areas will be staged.
Hiker Uses Bear Spray, Firearm Against Bear At Glacier National Park
The Mount Brown Lookout Trail at Glacier National Park is a tough, demanding path, climbing more than 4,200 feet from Lake McDonald Lodge in just about five miles. And, as is most of Glacier, it rambles through bear country, a fact one hiker discovered when a bear charged him and he responded first with a blast from his canister of bear spray, and then with a shot from his handgun that rangers believe hit the bear.
Congressman Proposes Overhaul To Fee Programs On National Parks, Other Public Lands
Legislation introduced into the U.S. House of Representatives would, if enacted as drafted, require the National Park Service to determine "a nationally consistent entrance fee policy and corresponding rate structure" for the 401 units of the National Park System, a potentially sweeping requirement that seemingly could generate tens of millions of additional dollars for the parks.
Yosemite National Park Access Hampered, Campgrounds Closed Due To Wildfire
Access to Yosemite National Park was hampered Sunday, and several campgrounds had been closed, due to a wildfire that had covered more than 2,000 acres and reportedly claimed at least one structure.
RVing In The Parks: Five Great Western Campgrounds In The National Parks
RVers who enjoy America's national parks know that most government campgrounds weren't designed to accommodate today's recreational vehicles. However, some exceptions exist, especially in the vast open lands west of the Mississippi. Here are the best national park campgrounds for RVs in California, South Dakota, Texas, Utah and Wyoming.
Red-Legged Frog Tadpoles Released In Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area
Things hopefully will be hopping in the near future in Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area in California, where hundreds of California red-legged frog tadpoles have been released as part of the first-ever effort to expand the range of the threatened species in Southern California.
Rocky Mountain National Park Rangers Work Through The Night To Save Climber
Rocky Mountain National Park rangers worked through the night early Saturday to sve the life of a Colorado climber who had injured himself while glissading down a snowy chute.
National Park Service Reissues Glacier Bay Park Lodging Concession Prospectus With Incentives
The National Park Service recently issued a modified concession prospectus for Glacier Bay National Park in Alaska.
Fatality Reported Near Longs Peak At Rocky Mountain National Park, Followed By Injured Climber
The body of an unidentified man has been recovered from the approach to Longs Peak in Rocky Mountain National Park, where rangers found themselves working another search-and-rescue in the mountains leading into the night Friday.
Old Fall River Road In Rocky Mountain National Park To Close For All Uses For Repairs
Old Fall River Road in Rocky Mountain National Park, which took a severe hit when storms rolled through last September, will be closed beginning Monday to all users so major repairs can begin.
Natural Quiet In Denali National Park
How quiet is nature? It can be deafening. The following video segment from an upcoming film about silence drives that point home during a visit to Denali National Park in Alaska.


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Please select below the booking forms for the SPRING TERM 2015 that you are interested in, and please note that - Registration Form MUST be returned with payment.
Grassroots Letter – SPRING TERM 2015
Judo Registration – Spring Term 2015
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2012-02-01, Department, by Elizabeth Beard
"The staff were really amazed at how fearful the children were the first day," recalls Tara Eggleston, countywide aquatics coordinator for the Maryland - National Capital Park and Planning Commission in Prince George's County. A group of largely Hispanic second graders had arrived at an aquatics facility for their first in-water swimming lesson. "They didn't even want to walk down the entry to get into the pool. But by the fourth lesson, we couldn't keep them out of the pool….It just made absolute sense to try to work with our school system, knowing that this is the community that we serve every day," Eggleston says.
Despite well-attended learn-to-swim summer programs, minority-majority Prince George's County needed additional water safety outreach, especially in more low income areas. Nationwide, 70 percent of African Americans and 58 percent of Hispanics report having low swimming skills, according to a 2010 University of Memphis study. So the county aquatics staff reached out to health and PE supervisors in the school system, requesting a meeting through an informational email making the connection between national swimming statistics and the population served in the county. Well-developed ties between park agency and school administrators helped foster the negotiations, and the school system provided guidance to the aquatics staff on how to develop the curriculum and lessons.
"But we had a little bit of resistance in terms of the costs for transportation," Eggleston explains. A timely $5,000 grant from the USA Swimming Foundation finally helped overcome that obstacle. "Us obtaining that initial grant was a big push to getting this program going—it showed the schools that we were committed to finding resources to support the program and we weren't expecting them to cover all the costs of running the program," she says.
The curriculum included four water safety lessons at school combined with four classroom lessons at a nearby aquatics facility and four in-water lessons. Permission forms sent home to parents included a letter describing why the program was important, and only a few parents declined to give permission for their children to participate in the water portion of the program. Almost 300 second graders from five schools in the most low income and diverse areas of the county took part, of whom 88 percent said they had never had swim lessons before.
"Be persistent—don't give up," Eggleston advises other park agencies considering starting a school swimming program. Have a plan already in place for dealing with financial roadblocks like budget cuts, and foster long-term relationships with department heads in the schools. She credits a passionate and committed aquatics staff for putting extra work into developing a curriculum that both children and teachers felt was very valuable. "It's definitely needed in the communities—it may not necessarily be in your community at this moment but the way demographics are changing in this country, it eventually will be your community that needs this type of program."
Elizabeth Beard is Managing Editor of Parks & Recreation.
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