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I think we are much better off now. Unfortunately in the past "men being men" generally led to inequality and the exclusion of men who did not fit in with societal norms. I prefer today, though we still have a long way to go. Men and women cover such a broad spectrum of "types" and that is what makes people amazing.
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Personally, I think it is a blend of each that would make for a much better world. Here are some points to consider. Back in the 40's many men and women were unable to attend college. Yet, they could provide for the family, and the amount of respect they held for each other, and the way people treated each other was much kinder then how people are treated now a days. Some things got lost in our current mechanized world. Family ties aren't as strong. Instead of working together, it is more, what about me, or what's in it for me mentality. In the 1940's there was more of a community spirit and involvement. Now, it is any excuse to not get involved. In the working world, things may have taken a bit longer to do in the good old days, but that meant more jobs for everyone to do! Equality for men and women? Sorry, still not buying that, but I will say this. It is because of the women who dared to take on the hard jobs, and be paid less for doing the same job and doing it well that opened the door for the next generation to pick up the torch and move forward. Better now then before? Let's just say different.
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The family unit might have been "stronger" but I really think that women might not have necessarily been happier. Many women were stuck in marriages they did not want to be in. I've heard personal accounts of women who were abused and encouraged to stay in the marriage because it was their role.
I have to agree. My own parents appeared to be happy enough when I was a child but I realised how overbearing my father was as I became an adult. Divorce just wasn't an option for them. It just wasn't done.
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I have to agree. My own parents appeared to be happy enough when I was a child but I realised how overbearing my father was as I became an adult. Divorce just wasn't an option for them. It just wasn't done.
Yes, it sometimes takes us growing up to realize that things weren't ideal back then, they just seemed like it. The people in the 1940s weren't more simple than they are now – but society treated them differently. They were just as complex as we are now. Some people just weren't meant to be married to each other then or now, and some people were abusive then as they are now.
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WASHINGTON, DC, May 10, 2013- Genetically modified (GM) crops have been part of the U.S. food supply for several years. However, only one type of GM fruit, the Hawaiian papaya (Rainbow and SunUp), has been available to U.S. consumers. This may change by the end of 2013.
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Okanagan disagrees that Arctic apples' benefits are purely cosmetic. "Not only do they have significant potential to reduce food waste, the resistance to browning results in better taste, texture and likely a retention of healthful components like vitamin C and antioxidants, which are typically burned up in the browning reaction," says Joel Brooks, Marketing Specialist at Okanagan.
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Supporters argue that Arctic apples can potentially increase apple sales and consumption in the U.S. Arctic apples would be especially lucrative for sliced packaged apple producers, which lose a large percentage of their apples to browning and are forced to spray them with an anti-oxidant that can alter flavor and raise production costs.
Arctic apples will also be a beneficial to the foodservice industry, which does not use a large volume of apples at present, precisely due to browning. Supermarkets will also benefit as Arctics can potentially cut down on losses due to bruising and apples that are no longer attractive for sale. The non-browning apples would even benefit consumers, who would end up throwing less fruit away and therefore spending less money.
"One of the big challenges is to educate people about what we're doing and how we're doing it, and how it's really not that scary," said Neal Carter, founder of Okanagan in a recent interview. "I feel it's time for opponents to stop referring to biotechnology as a science experiment."
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Criticism of the Arctic apple focuses on health, environmental, and economic concerns. While "no evidence that Arctic apples are unsafe has come to light nor has any reasonable mechanism by which they could be," many are concerned with the unknown long-term health effects that this and other GM foods may pose.
Apple growers are also concerned with genetic drift, where pollen from Arctic apple trees would drift and contaminate nearby organic and conventional orchards, potentially preventing these crops from obtaining organic certification or exportation to the EU.
According to Okanagan, this is unlikely to happen because apple trees produce excess pollen when they bloom, and bees will not have to wander too far for food. Despite considering it unlikely, Okanagan addresses the possibility of genetic drift in its APHIS petition by recommending buffer rows of trees around the GM crop. Critics say that there is no way to guarantee that buffer rows will be enough to prevent gene flow and protect conventional apple growers.
The Northwest Horticultural Council, which represents Washington State's tree-fruit industry, also opposes Arctic apples. According to Chris Schlect, Council President, there is a possibility that consumers, especially European consumers and those around the world, will reject fruit grown in Washington altogether, regardless of whether it is genetically modified or not.
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Two US agencies currently stand in the way of Arctic apples' journey to your grocery store produce section: the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Okanagan is currently seeking "deregulated status" from USDA and APHIS for both varieties of Arctic apples, submitting a petition in May 2010. Specifically, Okanagan will have to prove that Arctic apple crops are not significantly weaker against plant pests and therefore would not endanger other crops that are nearby.
So far, the Arctic Granny Smith has shown increased incidence of a leaf-eating bug known as tentiform leafminer, but for the 13 other pests and diseases tested for by Okanagan, both varieties of Arctic apples have performed better or the same as conventional apples.
The first of two public comment sessions closed in September 2012 and received nearly 2,000 comments.
"We expect a second U.S. public comment period, which will be 30 days long, to open within the next few months and anticipate full U.S. deregulation later in 2013," Neal Carter, president of Okanagan said in an interview last month.
Okanagan is also voluntarily consulting with FDA to provide proof that Arctic apples are allergen and toxin free, and safe for human consumption. See here for a detailed description of Okanagan's consultation with FDA.
Several other GM fruit companies are closely watching Okanagan's progress through the U.S. regulatory system and are poised to follow in Arctic's footsteps and into our grocery stores, restaurants, and cafeterias. Okanagan itself is already developing GM peaches, pears, and cherries.
Under current FDA regulations, GM foods are only required to be identified as such when they are substantially different from the natural version. Since Arctic apples are not considered by FDA to be substantially different from conventional apples, they will not require a label once they reach the U.S. market.
While Okanagan will voluntarily label their fruit, according to Carter, Okanagan supports transparency but opposes mandatory labeling. "We as a company don't support mandatory labeling because we feel it basically undermines the regulatory process," he said in a recent interview. We've gone through a three-year, very rigorous process and the result of that is that it's deemed to be as safe as any other apple. Finally they expect you to put a label on it like a scare tactic against GMOs."
While some opponents have resigned themselves to the fact that GM foods are and will continue to enter the U.S. food supply, many advocate labeling of GM foods in order to allow consumers to make an educated choice on whether or not to purchase and consume GM foods.
READ MORE: A World in Our Backyard by Laura Sesana
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Concert to benefit Center Street Artists Fund
After a crisis, support can come fast and furious. But relief efforts don't always have the staying power that we've seen for the Center Street Artists Fund, a fund put together by the Milwaukee Artist Resource Network to benefit the artists who lost homes, studios and art in a fire in Riverwest on July 17.
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Not to downplay the effort to help these people, but in our neighborhood 24 families lost their homes in a huge apartment fire at the Tanglewood Apartments on S 43rd street. And it did not even make the 10pm news. But when an artist in Riverwood looses studios and art in a fire, not only does JS online do a story but they also get a benefits concert?
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Not to make light of any situation but many of the artists also lived there, so about 10 or so people lost their homes, priceless art work etc.... there were also non-artists living there who lost everything and several employees of the shop who lost thousands of dollars worth of tools etc.....
As co-chair of the Riverwest Neighborhood Association I am very proud of how so many people in our neighborhood immediately got to work collecting donations, planning fundraisers etc.....
MARN, an arts organization, sent out media releases talking about the loss, it was huge. They also planned many collections etc....
We were very proactive and that is why we got the media attention. We together, arts organizations and community organizers and neighbors raised thousands of dollars for all those affected by this terrible fire.
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There's a sense of peace in Sars Springs until a new wave of back from the dead residents return. Familiar faces are taking the town by storm, with links to the FBI and the past connections with town residents. Parents have to focus and worry about their children, both young and old, when they have to face the things that could tear them apart. Not all parents are made the same and it becomes horribly clear when more than one puts a child in danger. The feeling of spiritually comes from the feeling within oneself and how others are perceived. Sacrifice can be the best gift life has to offer.
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The Sunshine Act Makes for Gloomy Sales Reps
By Clark Herman | Published: August 27, 2013
On Café Pharma message boards, the drug industry's online water cooler, anonymous sales reps are sounding off on the Physician Payment Sunshine Act and its implications for their battered profession. Here's a selection from a thread that PharmExec came across, edited for spelling, punctuation, and coherence:
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Mapping Opportunities with the Non-Physician Prescriber
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They write 92% of their prescriptions without consulting a physician and are often the first provider a patient sees, and yet nurse practitioners, physician's assistants and other non-physician prescribers (NPPs) are still somehow overlooked by pharma as an opportunity to drive sales. A GSW Worldwide report titled The non-physician prescriber will see you now points […]
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Forest Labs Hit with Bad Ad Tattle
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Forest Labs has had a tough time with regulators over the last two years. The company's sales reps can't seem to stop breaking the law. The latest offense, which generated an Untitled Letter from the Office of Prescription Drug Promotion (OPDP), was brought to light through OPDP's Bad Ad program, which encourages physicians to report […]
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Add Lavender to Your Life
Every afternoon I try to take a short walk around my neighborhood to relax, think, and get my blood flowing. I'm treated to fresh air (yes, the air is fresh in Los Angeles), vitamin D from the sunlight, and a breathtaking array of flowers. I feel grateful that so many flowers and trees bloom in January. Birds of paradise, with their punky orange and blue Mohawks, are the rock stars right now. They remind me daily that this must be paradise. Blossoms are opening like ball gowns on the bare branches of Japanese magnolias. Camelias knocked to the ground by the rain look like pink lingerie tossed to the floor. I can't resist plucking a spear of lavender from a neighbor's hedge and crushing the tiny blue flowers between my fingers to release their clean fragrance.
If you are lucky enough to have a lavender bush in your yard, bring some inside for a bouquet. I planted three sprigs last fall, but they are still too young to produce flowers. I can't wait to display the slender blue shoots in bud vases and to dry them for tea. Until then, I am using lavender oil.
Lavender oil is an easy essential oil to get to know since it is already so familiar. It is also one of the safest and most useful flower essences. Most essential oils need to be diluted with a carrier oil, but lavender can be applied directly to the skin in small amounts. I keep a tiny bottle in my purse for a quick pick-me-up. When I am anxious, sad, grumpy or generally PMSy, I warm three drops in my palms and breathe deeply as I spread the oil over my face and neck. It is calming, improves my mood and makes me smell fresh and clean. Here are other simple ways to add lavender to your life:
Rub a drop into the temples to relieve headache.
Put a few drops in the bucket when you mop.
A drop dabbed on a pimple will go to work immediately.
Dilute in a little oil to sooth redness from burns and scars.
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A few drops on the pillow will help you fall asleep and rest well.
Add it to a bedtime bath for yourself or children.
Add four drops to a tablespoon of olive oil and massage into the soles of the feet to relax.
Massage the same amount into joints and muscles sore from exercise or arthritis.
Massage a few drops into the scalp every day to prevent hair loss and stimulate growth. It makes hair shiny and prevents dandruff.
Make a tea soothing to the nerves and stomach by mixing two drops of lavender oil with honey in hot water.
Put a few drops on a wet washcloth and put it in the dryer with your laundry.
Place a drop on top of a lighbulb to scent a room.
Lavender essential oil that is to be used on the skin should always be organic therapeutic grade. While it is generally safe to apply directly to the skin, people sensitive to lavender may need to dilute it in a carrier oil such as sesame or grapeseed oil. I am not trained in aromatherapy, please do your own research before using the powerful medicine of herbs and essential oils.


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Total permits available for the 2011 Black Bear Hunt has not yet been determined. The Natural Resources Board will look at the proposed black bear quotas and harvest permit levels at its January meeting. The preliminary harvest for 2010 is 4,969 black bears, but that number may go up once all registration stubs are collected and entered. Hunters registered 4,009 bears in 2009.
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These are 3 cases consolidated questioning the constitutionality of the Agrarian Reform Act. Article XIII on Social Justice and Human Rights includes a call for the adoption by the State of an agrarian reform program. The State shall, by law, undertake an agrarian reform program founded on the right of farmers and regular farmworkers, who are landless, to own directly or collectively the lands they till or, in the case of other farmworkers, to receive a just share of the fruits thereof. RA 3844, Agricultural Land Reform Code, had already been enacted by Congress on August 8, 1963. This was substantially superseded almost a decade later by PD 27, which was promulgated on Oct 21, 1972, along with martial law, to provide for the compulsory acquisition of private lands for distribution among tenant-farmers and to specify maximum retention limits for landowners. On July 17, 1987, Cory issued EO 228, declaring full land ownership in favor of the beneficiaries of PD 27 and providing for the valuation of still unvalued lands covered by the decree as well as the manner of their payment. This was followed on July 22, 1987 by PP 131, instituting a comprehensive agrarian reform program (CARP), and EO 229, providing the mechanics for its implementation. Afterwhich is the enactment of RA 6657, Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law of 1988, which Cory signed on June 10. This law, while considerably changing the earlier mentioned enactments, nevertheless gives them suppletory effect insofar as they are not inconsistent with its provisions.


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Volume 68, No. 2
Volume 68, Issue No. 2 contains the following articles:
"Legalization of Prostitution is a Violation of Human Rights" by Dianne Post
"Boeing and the NLRB—a Sixty-Four Year-Old Time Bomb Explodes" by Andrew Strom
"Lost in the Debt Ceiling Debate: the Legal Duty to Create Jobs" by Jeanne Mirer and Marjorie Cohn
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Christmas did not become a government holiday until President Ulysses S. Grant, whom Lysander Spooner called "the chief murderer of the ["Civil"] War," declared it to be one in 1870. (See No Treason, Chapter 19). One has to wonder: How did Christians ever manage to celebrate the birth of Christ for the previous 1, 869 years?
That year was also the exact time at which the pseudo-Christian Grant was orchestrating the genocidal mass murder of the Plains Indians under the supervision of his old pal, General Sherman. Having played a big part in the murder of hundreds of thousands of fellow citizens, Grant was then preoccupied with managing the mass murder of the Plains Indians. Like his former boss, Abe the Atheist, he used religion to cover up his crimes.
The post Civil War era was a period in which the Republican Party was busy nationalizing everything and anything — even Christmas. Atheistic Abe nationalized Thanksgiving in 1863. In the 1880s marriage was nationalized and heavily regulated by the state in reaction to the growth of Mormonism and legal conflicts over divorced/divorcing Union Army veterans' pensions.
Government regulated marriage because of its supposed disapproval of men who had children with several different women. Today, of course, the government lavishly subsidizes the system whereby millions of American men have children with several different women. It's called the welfare state. The big difference is that under the Mormons' polygamy men took care of their own offspring. With the welfare state government is the "daddy." The state is therefore the mother of all deadbeat dads.
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Chinese Herbs for Food Allergy: 2 Success Stories
Allergic Living columnist Gina Clowes recently interviewed Dr. Xiu-Min Li about the work she's doing with butanol-purified FAHF-2, or B-FAHF-2. Gina's full interview for her Allergy Moms e-letter is here. Below, we share Dr. Li's words to Gina about two of her patient successes. Gina Clowes: Would you share a few success stories with your […]
AAAAI: Five Things Physicians and Patients Should Question
The AAAAI has released a list of tests and procedures that are overused in the diagnosis and treatment of allergies.
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CBC-TV's The Nature of Things program will air "The Allergy Fix" documentary on Thursday Feb. 27 at 7 p.m. (ET). See the trailer.
First Long-Term Study of Peanut Therapy Shows Lasting Protection
A new study has proven for the first time that oral immunotherapy for peanut can provide lasting beneficial results.
High Success Rate in Peanut OIT Study
After six months of treatment, more than 80 percent of the children taking the therapy were able to eat at least five peanuts a day
Family Criticizes Airline Crew's Response to In-flight Reaction
A Massachusetts couple says an airline crew acted cavalierly when their nut-allergic daughter began to suffer an anaphylactic reaction on a flight
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A new study published in JAMA Pediatrics suggests that eating peanuts or tree nuts during pregnancy may help reduce the chances of allergy.
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Conor Kennedy, son of Bobby Kennedy Jr., was taken to a hospital in Aspen over the holidays after suffering a severe allergic reaction to nuts, the New York Post reports. Conor was reported to have suffered anaphylaxis, but the Post describes him recovering quickly and soon being back on the slopes. He is the son […]


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Publications by HPC centers and institutes include items from past years such as an early publication written by one of the HPC founding investigators, Dr. Joe Thompson. Numerical Grid Generation was originally published by Elsevier Science Publishing Co., Inc. in 1985, and the copyright was transferred to Joe F. Thompson in 1997.
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Cooke, W. H., Rodgers, J. C., & Grala, K. (2011). Geospatial Technique for Rapid Delineation of Potential Hurricane Damage. Recent Hurrican Research - Climate, Dynamics, and Societal Impacts. New York: Intech. DOI:10.5772/15297.
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Pampers Swaddlers are great, but they aren't cheap. We've had really good luck with the Berkley & Jensen brand which is the generic brand for BJ's Wholesale Club. Just be forewarned that they are sized 1-2 and then 3, so the size 1-2 is for babies up to 18 lbs. Therefore they are a little big for a newborn, depending on the size of your baby.
We also tried Target and Luvs, they suck. Both brands we had problems with him peeing through them. We would change him and literally 5 minutes later his side would be all wet and we would have to change the diaper and his outfit.
Fisher Price is okay, but they are a little strange.
All in all Pampers Swaddlers are really nice, but BJ's brand is more economical is seem to work great! GL and happy shopping!


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Scotsman.com News - UK - Injured soldier's father hits out at 'immoral' MoD offer
THE father of the youngest soldier seriously injured in Iraq yesterday said the Ministry of Defence had added "a degrading insult to injury" by offering his family £57,000 compensation.
Jamie Cooper, now 19, was warned he could face a lifetime in a wheelchair after shrapnel sliced through his stomach during a mortar attack in Basra last November.
He has since suffered further setbacks after catching a series of infections at Birmingham's Selly Oak Hospital.
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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (AP) - Major League Baseball plans to eliminate home plate collisions, possibly as soon as next season but no later than by 2015.
New York Mets general manager Sandy Alderson, chairman of the rules committee, made the announcement Wednesday at the winter meetings.
"This is, I think, in response to a few issues that have arisen," Alderson said. "One is just the general occurrence of injuries from these incidents at home plate that affect players, both runners and catchers. And also kind of the general concern about concussions that exists not only in baseball but throughout professional sports and amateur sports today. It's an emerging issue, and one that we in baseball have to address, as well as other sports."
Alderson said wording of the rules change will be presented to owners for approval at the Jan. 16 meeting in Paradise Valley, Ariz.
"The exact language and how exactly the rule will be enforced is subject to final determination," he said. "We're going to do fairly extensive review of the types of plays that occur at home plate to determine which we're going to find acceptable and which are going to be prohibited."
Approval of the players' union is needed for the rules change to be effective for 2014.
"If the players' association were to disapprove, then the implementation of the rule would be suspended for one year, but could be implemented unilaterally after that time," Alderson said.
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Hours & Admission
Open daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Observed Holidays
Christmas Day
Gates close one hour prior to Zoo closing. Subject to change for events.
Tickets are sold daily at the front gate until one hour before closing.
$16.95 Adults (age 13 to 64)
$14.95 Seniors (age 65+)
$11.95 Children (3 to 12)
FREE – Children age 2 and under
VALUE TICKETS - (includes Admission, 4D Ride, Stingray Bay, Sea Lion Splash* and unlimited Train and Carousel rides)
$27.95 Adults (age 13 to 64)
$25.95 Seniors (age 65+)
$20.95 Child (age 3 to 12)
MEMBER VALUE BANDS - (includes 4D Ride, Stingray Bay, Sea Lion Splash* and unlimited Train and Carousel rides)
$10.00 Adults
$10.00 Seniors
$8.00 Child (age 3 to 12)
*No Sea Lion Splash presentations on Monday. Value bands will include Giraffe feeding on Mondays only.
The Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens offers a 10% discount on regular General Admission tickets only (excludes the already discounted Value Ticket) with an Active Military ID or valid AAA Membership card. Proof of eligibility must be presented at the time of purchase. Discounts are not available online. Discounts cannot be combined with any other discount or offer, including Zoo Value Tickets.
4D Ride: (per ride)
$4.00 non-member
$3.00 member
Must be at least 42" tall to ride.
Train Rides: (unlimited)
$4.00 plus tax Adult non-member
$4.00 plus tax Senior non-member
$2.00 plus tax Child non-member (3 to 12)
$3.50 plus tax Adult member
$3.50 plus tax Senior member
$1.50 plus tax Child member (3 to 12)
FREE – Children age 2 and under
Sea Lion Splash
$2.50 member
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$1.00 to feed (when food is available)
Wildlife Carousel: (per ride)
$2.00 Child (all ages) – members and non-members
FREE - Parents needing to escort small children
Animal Encounters:
Giraffe Feedings - $2.00 per person
Lorikeet Feedings - $1.00 per person per cup of nectar
Pygmy Goat Grooming – FREE
Pet Boarding Information
The Jacksonville Zoo des not offer pet boarding on site. However, the Zoo is excited to announce a new partnership with Pet Paradise Jacksonville Airport location. Located 15 minutes north of the Zoo, off of 1-95, Pet Paradise's state-of-the-art resorts offer upscale pet boarding & day camp services. The location also offers professional grooming and luxury upgrades for your pet's stay provided by trained staff.
Pet Paradise will give a 20% discount to those who present their Jacksonville Zoo and Garden's receipt upon pick up of their pet. Please visit their website for more boarding information and rates.
Group Rates
Group rates are available for parties of 15 or more paid guests. Reservations and prepayment are required and must be made a minimum of two weeks prior to your visit. This rate is not available at the gate.
Please note: If you are calling to schedule a school group, please contact our Education Department at (904) 757-4463, ext. 122
Adult (13-64 years) - $14.95
Children (3-12 years) - $10.95
Senior (65 years and up) – $13.95
(In order to receive the Senior rate the entire group must be Seniors)
Unlimited Zoo Train rides: $3 per adults; $1.50 per child
Stingray Bay: $1.50 per person
4D Theater: $3 per person (must be 42" or taller to ride)
Carousel: $2 per child (regular rate apply)
Group Rates are not available for the Train, Stingray Bay or Wildlife Carousel. Regular rates will apply.
Scheduling and Payment
Reservations are taken by the Corporate Events Coordinator. To make a reservation please call (904) 757-4463, ext. 120 with your confirmed guests count. A date will be scheduled at that time to pick up your tickets. We are not able to accommodate walk-in customers requesting Group Rate tickets. Payment can be made with credit cards, company checks or cashiers checks. Personal checks are not accepted.
To request material in an accessible format, information on access for persons with disabilities, or sign language interpreter services (seven days advance notice), call 757-4463, ext. 145.
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Many Catholics abstain from eating meat on Fridays during Lent and get creative with fish dishes instead. Whether you celebrate the Lenten season or not, keep things interesting with a delicious seafood spread. Gather a group of fish-loving friends and serve up a seafood-based menu that everyone will enjoy. From shrimp and tortilla soup to crab-topped linguine, here are 10 tasty recipes to try for a flavorful seafood feast.
Hawaiian Ceviche With Pineapple Salsa
Kick things off with a tasty Hawaiian ceviche [1] recipe that will transport you right to the tropics. This dish from The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua [2] includes a delicious mix of pineapple juice, coconut milk, onion, and garlic, plus a fresh salsa of pineapple, tomato, and cilantro.
Shrimp and Tortilla Soup
For a seafood spin on standard tortilla soup, try this shrimp and tortilla soup [3]. Not only does it take 10 minutes to make, but it's also light and gluten-free — and especially tasty topped with avocado, cilantro, and lime.
Crab Toasts
Rather than simple crab cakes, try rich crab toasts [4] for a satisfying appetizer. Served on rye, the crab is mixed with cream cheese, onion, ketchup, mayonnaise, and celery, plus a dash of Tabasco sauce to taste.
Baked Oysters
This creole recipe for baked oysters [5] will please the pickiest seafood eaters. Thanks to a breadcrumb mix with cayenne, tarragon, oregano, parsley, and garlic, these oysters are full of flavor and a bit easier on the palate than raw oysters.
Clam Chowder
Guests will love this lighter take on clam chowder [6]. Unexpected add-ins like celery seeds, rice flour, and almond milk make this creamy classic an ideal starter.
Spicy Scallops With Capellini
Serve scallops with capellini [7] as a simple side or main dish. Olive oil, white wine, parsley, and garlic make up the pasta's light sauce, and chopped chipotle chili adds a bit of kick to the otherwise straightforward recipe.
Lemon Butter Shrimp
Stick to the seafood classics with a lemon butter shrimp [8] dish. Quick and easy, this recipe calls for little more than butter, Worcestershire sauce, lemon, hot sauce, and garlic. Add French bread to the spread for guests to soak up the extra butter sauce.
Salmon Cakes
Looking for something delicious and easy to make? Add these simple salmon cakes [9] to the menu and serve with sour cream.
Rockfish With Peach Salsa
Try rockfish with peach salsa [10] for a lighter entrée option. Keep the filet more or less plain with just a pinch of salt and pepper, then add fresh peach, onion, cilantro, and lime to kick up the flavor.
Linguine With Tomatoes, Lemon, Chili, and Crab
Thanks to its fresh, light taste, this recipe for linguine with tomatoes, chili, and crab [11] could be served as either a side dish or a main entrée. Red chili, garlic, and lemon juice coat the pasta and salt-sprinkled cherry tomatoes add a crisp accent.


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Multi-Disciplinary (Energy, Water, Health) Climate Change Assessment. This project funded by the National Science Foundation will focus on Robust Management of Climate Uncertainty for Ecohydrological Sustainability. More information can be found at http://cee.umass.edu/cee/hydrosystems (faculty lead: Casey Brown).
Water Resources and Climate. There is a new UMass Climate Science Center to start in March 2012 funded by the Department of Interior. This is a 5 year project that links UMass with the University of Wisconsin, the University of Minnesota, the University of Minnesota, the College of Menominee Nation, the Marine Biology Lab, and Columbia University. Please see http://necsc.umass.edu/) for more on this (faculty lead: Rick Palmer)
Climate Change and Urban Water. This NOAA funded project (http://ccrun.org/). is investigating the impacts of climate change on urban areas, from Boston to Philadelphia. (faculty lead: Rick Palmer)
Connecticut River. This project funded by the Nature Conservancy is aimed at investigating the impacts of climate change in the Connecticut River basin. For more on this please consult: (http://ctriver.ecs.umass.edu/wiki/index.php/Main_Page) (faculty lead: Rick Palmer)
Water Quality Modeling in MA Reservoirs. The UMass project is aimed at providing assistance in several key areas to the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR), the body responsible for collection and safe storage of the source water, protection of reservoir water quality, and management of the watersheds.. For some general information on our DCR project, see: http://www.ecs.umass.edu/eve/research/dcr/ . (faculty lead: David Ahlfeld & John Tobiason)
Microbial Fuel Cells. Caitlyn Butler's research group examines bioelectrochemcial systems where biofilms, capable of using either an anode as an electron acceptor or cathode as an electron donor, remediate environmental pollutants and concurrently produce electricity (http://people.umass.edu/csbutler/). Her group is interested in developing scalable process designs that could be easily integrated into existing treatment infrastructure. Additionally, her group explores the ecology and function of the microorganisms that facilitate electricity production. There are possible opportunities to work with microbial fuel cells for wastewater treatment within this group. (faculty lead: Caitlyn Butler).
Biological Nutrient Removal, Anaerobic Digestion and Algae-based Wastewater Proecesses. Chul Park's research group covers these broad areas while combining traditional process research with modern proteomics. (faculty lead: Chul Park).
Fish Passage Engineering. This research is supported by the US Fish and Wildlife Service. For more on fish passage engineering at UMass see http://cee.umass.edu/fishpassage. (faculty lead: David Ahlfeld)


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Treaty of Fort Laramie (1868)
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The Treaty of Fort Laramie (also called the Sioux Treaty of 1868) was an agreement between the United States and the Oglala, Miniconjou, and Brulé bands of Lakota people, Yanktonai Dakota, and Arapaho Nation[1] signed on April 29, 1868 at Fort Laramie in the Wyoming Territory, guaranteeing to the Lakota ownership of the Black Hills, and further land and hunting rights in South Dakota, Wyoming, and Montana. The Powder River Country was to be henceforth closed to all whites. The treaty ended Red Cloud's War.
In the treaty, the U.S. included all Ponca lands in the Great Sioux Reservation. Conflict between the Ponca and the Sioux/Lakota, who now claimed the land as their own by U.S. law, forced the U.S. to remove the Ponca from their own ancestral lands in Nebraska to poor land in Oklahoma.
The treaty includes an article intended to "ensure the civilization" of the Lakota, financial incentives for them to farm land and become competitive, and stipulations that minors should be provided with an "English education" at a "mission building." To this end the U.S. government included in the treaty that white teachers, blacksmiths, a farmer, a miller, a carpenter, an engineer and a government agent should take up residence within the reservation.
Repeated violations of the otherwise exclusive rights to the land by gold prospectors led to the Black Hills War. Migrant workers seeking gold had crossed the reservation borders, in violation of the treaty. Indians had assaulted these gold prospectors, in violation of the treaty, and war ensued. The U.S. government seized the Black Hills land in 1877.
More than a century later, the Sioux nation won a victory in court. On June 30, 1980, in United States v. Sioux Nation of Indians,[2] the United States Supreme Court upheld an award of $15.5 million for the market value of the land in 1877, along with 103 years worth of interest at 5 percent, for an additional $105 million. The Lakota Sioux, however, refused to accept payment and instead demanded the return of their territory from the United States.
In more recent proceedings the U.S. Courts have seen that some of the monies associated with the claim have been expended and, as such, claim that the agreement is valid. In fact, several thousand tribal members have filed for and are awaiting for a final decision by the Court to decide to issue the resources to tribal members.[citation needed]
The treaty and its aftermath is the subject of a 1986 video by the Native American Public Broadcasting Consortium.[3]
- ^ "Fort Laramie Treaty, 1868." Archives of the West. (retrieved 19 Dec 2010)
- ^ Jim Underwood ; producers, Mike Feduk, Darrell Wheaton (Director) (1986). The Treaty of 1868. Native American Public Broadcasting Consortium. Retrieved 2012-12-03.
- "Treaty with the Sioux — Brulé, Oglala, Miniconjou, Yanktonai, Hunkpapa, Blackfeet, Cuthead, Two Kettle, Sans Arcs, and Santee — and Arapaho, 1868" (Treaty of Fort Laramie, 1868). 15 Stat. 635, Apr. 29, 1868. Ratified Feb. 16, 1868; proclaimed Feb. 24, 1868. In Charles J. Kappler, compiler and editor, Indian Affairs: Laws and Treaties — Vol. II: Treaties. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1904, pp. 998-1007. Through Oklahoma State University Library, Electronic Publishing Center...
- Nina Rehfeld, Lakota Nation files lawsuit against parties in sweat lodge incident, www.sedona.biz, 11/12/2009[dead link]
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