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In Asda we picked up:
Little Tikes Dolly £5
Flowery Leggins £3
Flowery Vest Tops 2 Pack £4
Also with a bag of Giant white chocolate buttons!
For this bag, we used a gift bag from Hobbycraft. Inside we put yellow shreaded paper (Asda) Two refillable eggs in which we put a few chocolate buttons, my niece is only 10 months old and too young for an egg. A fruit pouch (Asda) & the dolly & clothes. I filled the bag with decorations, like the yellow chicks, orange nest, pick egg decorations, and the purple glittery egg decoration.
Such a lovely Easter gift and we've been having so much fun using all of our Hobbycraft goodies too.
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The Westcott to Cherry Plain track follows the cliff-line on the western side of the Bunya Mountains. Start your walk at the Westcott picnic area to weave in and out of rainforest, discovering views over remnants of bottletree scrubs, the township of Bell and onto the plains beyond. The track meets the road at Cherry Plain.
... moreHave someone meet you with a car when you reach the road, or return back along the same track. For a shorter return journey walk back along the road (1.8 kilometres) with care.
... lessDuration | 1.5 Hours | Itinerary Type | Land |
Distance | 4.8 Kilometres | Itinerary Route | One Way |
Mode of Travel | Walk | Level of Difficulty |
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During my senior year in High School I participated in the New Visions Medical Career Program. In this program I spent half of every school day in Fingerlakes Health Hospital and worked alongside real health professionals and learned aspects of the health field via a hands-on basis. This program is what inspired me to be apart of the medical field in my future. My plans of becoming either an Orthopaedic Surgeon or a Cardiologist will take many years of hard work and dedication, but it is what I plan to do.
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The Valais holiday resort of Zinal is situated at an altitude of 1670 m at the end of the Val d'Anniviers (Eifischtal) where it nestles amidst this majestic mountain landscape crowned by the 4000-metre-peaks of the Weisshorn, Zinalrothorn, Obergabelhorn and Dent Blanche.
In winter, Zinal enjoys 70 km of its own alpine ski slopes which include a freeride area, snowpark and avalanche training centre as well as having access to all the ski runs of Val d'Anniviers, Grimentz - St-Luc - Chandolin and Vercorin (220 km of ski runs) on one pass.
In summer, Zinal has 300 km of pedestrian trails, mountain bike itineraries, paragliding flights, 5 huts, 2 tennis grounds, a minigolf, a swimming pool, games and picnic areas, and a Copper Mine.
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When you're looking for some fun you might think about booking an escort so that you can enjoy some personal 'me time'. Escorts are most likely thought of as providing sexual services, and of course that's true, but they also offer much more.
There's no mystery about why men book and meet with escorts. Whilst many people might think it's just about sex, it is a bit more complicated than that. There was recently a very interesting documentary on television about just this point. The biological need for sexual release is much stronger for men, and what they often want is that release without the complication of a relationship. Now many might think that selfish, but ultimately it's just nature. Booking an escort allows them to have a no strings attached sexual encounter that doesn't in any way threaten on an emotional level any other relationship they may have. One of the difficulties is that their partners may not see it that way. This means that the whole thing has to remain a secret, and therefore the industry becomes something that is seen as slightly sordid.
So if you have got over the issues involved and decided that you would like to meet with an escort, how do you go about it? Well if you live in the Midlands you might be thinking about booking one of the stunning Escorts in Birmingham . These girls are simply gorgeous! They have the looks and the talents to ensure that their clients get the kind of satisfaction they are looking for.
It takes a certain type of woman to become an escort. And by that we don't mean someone with no morals, rather we are talking about a personality type. There is nothing immoral about escort work. Just like everything else in life, if you want something then why shouldn't you be able to purchase it? The fact that we are talking about sex makes no difference, it's about supply and demand. Certainly in the UK the main escort industry is populated by women who make a choice about becoming an escort and every day scores of women are applying to Birmingham Escort Agencies for employment as an escort.
Given that we accept that men have a deep sexual drive and that there is a segment of the female population that are willing to supply it, what does it take to become an escort? As mentioned above you need to have the right type of personality. That means you need to be an outgoing person, warm, friendly and able to make anyone feel relaxed in your company. Naturally you need to be willing to share intimate moments with your clients, so you can't afford to have hang ups about your figure or getting up close and personal with someone you've only just met. In today's society we are very aware of practising safe sex, so the vast majority of escorts will only perform with the aid on protection. It does mean that both clients and escorts have to worry less about sexually transmitted diseases, which has to be a good thing.
The majority of the mainstream escorts are women between the ages of 18 and around 27. They are the sort of ladies who take good care of the bodies and their appearance. People often tar all prostitutes and escorts with the same brush, which is unfair. The type of ladies who work for the serious escort agencies are not the sort of girls who are financing a drug habit or an alcohol addiction. Of course, some may be, but reputable escort agencies soon weed out those escorts who are not in control of their lives. An escort agency will soon lose business and its reputation if client feel that the escorts they promote are simply drug addicts. A client will not be willing to pay upwards of £120 to spend an hour with a drug addict. Someone who pays £20 to a street prostitute may not care whether the woman is an addict. In a bizarre way the escort industry ensures that the women who work as escorts are 'respectable'. Men's expectations are that they are going to spend time with a 'normal' woman, not with an addict.
Women who decide to work as professional escorts often determine to do so because they know that the financial rewards can be good. Many these days are sensible with the money they earn. Yes they may live a luxury lifestyle, but they also understand the importance of saving money towards their future aspirations. In the UK today there are a large number of ladies from eastern Europe working as escorts. These women are often sending money back home to support other family members or are saving up to set up a business or pay to education. Many escorts only stay in the profession for two or three years. They want to make some money and then get out of the business to fulfil their own dreams. Whilst escort agencies deal mainly in younger escorts, there is still plenty of work for older, mature escorts. Some ladies only come to the job when they ae in their late 40s or even early 50s. With a good figure and the right personality you can work as an escort at almost any age. There's always some man who will have an interest in you!
That doesn't mean that planning to work as an escort for your entire working life is a good idea and most escorts want to get out of the business and move on with their lives to something more mainstream. The clued up ones will already have had a plan when they first started working as an escort and will have been putting money aside towards that goal. It's all perfectly possible if you keep a good business head on your shoulders!


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One hundred passes. Every game, 100 passes. That's not the only thing Yohan Cabaye looks to achieve in each match he plays, but he knows that if he completes 100 passes, it's a good sign. He got the idea after reading an interview with Andres Iniesta, who said that if his Barcelona and Spain team-mate Xavi made under 100 passes in a match, he was furious. "That stuck with me," said Cabaye. "One hundred passes, I must hit that now! Since that day, I try to be at the heart of every move."
The Frenchman may not have made the same spectacular start to this season as last, when Newcastle went unbeaten for the first 12 Premier League games, but he has become a key player for club and country, and in double-quick time. Before France ended Spain's 24-match winning run in qualifying matches (which goes back to September 2007) on Tuesday night, Spain boss Vicente del Bosque compared Cabaye to his own midfield metronome, Xavi. "That kind of thing gives me confidence but I know I have a long way to go," Cabaye responded.
Cabaye was one of France's few players to emerge from Euro 2012 with any credit; with Laurent Blanc trying to emulate Spain's style of play (until he forgot all his principles when Spain were the opposition), Cabaye was often described as the Xavi of Les Bleus.
"For me, Xavi is the best player in the world," Cabaye told L'Equipe. "Whenever there is a Barcelona match, I watch it, to learn, try to get closer to his level, even though I know it's impossible. But I can try. He always keeps the ball. He is always on the move, always finds good space. He always makes the pass that can take out three players."
As a youth player at Lille, Cabaye was taught the importance of ball retention while players were encouraged to keep moving, but it was only when Rudi Garcia replaced Claude Puel as first-team coach that the ethos affected Cabaye as a professional. Garcia wanted his team to build from the back, and in Mickael Landreau had a goalkeeper who was excellent with his feet and would start moves himself. "If you run to move, and not to chase the ball, that's less tiring," said Cabaye. "But just chasing and harrying, that's not my game."
Newcastle coach Alan Pardew knew it too, and when Cabaye arrived in the North-East, a region he has described as being similar to Lille, at least in terms of architecture, mentality and weather, if not local dialect, his integration was helped because of Newcastle's style of play. Not that he found it easy: he remembers gasping for breath during his debut against Arsenal, and looking at the clock thinking the game was almost over when it still had 20 minutes to go.
He worked hard with a personal trainer, Fabien Richard, to build up his physical strength to cope with the English game. Richard helped him at Lille as well, even though the French club never knew about him. Nor do Newcastle for that matter, but given that Cabaye has played over 30 league games for each of the last five seasons, it's unlikely they will mind. After all, he does not get injured often (which is more than can be said for his France team-mate Abou Diaby).
This weekend, Cabaye will start for Newcastle in the Wear-Tyne derby against Sunderland. It's the fixture that kick-started last season's terrific run: in Week Two, Newcastle won 1-0 at the Stadium of Light and went from strength to strength, while Sunderland never recovered.
The return match, last March, was a 1-1 draw and it was memorable for a rare moment in which Cabaye lost his temper. He clashed with Sunderland defender Phil Bardsley in the build-up to Ryan Taylor's goal back in August, and realized it was not forgotten when, before kick-off, the two players saw each other. "He shook my hand very strongly and gave me a long look," Cabaye said. "He made it clear he had not forgotten. I thought: 'Okay,' and in my first challenge with him, I went in hard and I got a yellow card. I know it was not right – but it's the kind of thing that makes me grow up."
He says he is more mature now, giving as an example his ability to switch off to speculation about his future. When he was younger, and Bordeaux wanted him, it affected his game; but talk that Manchester United were thinking about him over the summer had no impact. Instead he took a long holiday after Euro 2012, and focused on his pre-season.
He has only won 19 caps for France but already feels like a senior player; and the same is true at Newcastle. In his second season, Cabaye, still only 26, is a leader of the team (especially in the absence of the injured Fabricio Coloccini and Steven Taylor). The player who just helped break Spanish hearts will have two initial targets for Sunday: to keep his temper in check, and make 100 passes. The rest should then follow.


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What is your favorite Fantasyland Extinct Attraction???
I dont miss toad at all. the demon scene haunted me for years. i immediatly became a better christian. *sobs in despair"
isn't that (or wasn't that) legend of the lion king ?
festival is in animal kingdom :wave:
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the skyway....it was great to hop on it in the late afternoon or evening....after you were sooooo tiiiiired, its a ride like TTA. never a really long line, you could just hop on and go, nice and relaxing. i keep hoping they'll bring it back, nasty imagineers, teasing us with the entry and exit posts....lol
I like pooh, but I also liked Mr. Toad, so I voted for that. I loved 20,000 leagues as well. Heck, I love 'em all!:lol:
Mr Toad's Wild Ride was a legend that died much too soon. As Jason Lee as Broady said in Mallrats. "Common everyone loves Mr. Toad's Wild Ride."
Mr. T what else. I miss the others but this by far I miss the most. Come back toady my boy come back.:cry: :lol:
I was actually old enough to remember going on Mr. Toad a long time ago...that one part with the demons and stuff scared me to death, I think I might have been 4 or 5... :cry: ...it brought me to tears, scared me more than the Haunted Mansion! My Nana & Papa (grandparents) always tried to get me to relax on the Haunted Mansion...lol...but I remember (slightly) going to 20,000 LUS, it was so cool...now its Pooh's land... :(
I LOVE MR. TOAD!! I'm listening to the Merrily Song right now.
THE SKYWAY.................It was great to see Magic Kingdom from up above & it had some great views for Photo shots
I admit... I miss Mr. Toad...
I miss Mr. Toad, too.
Skyway!! I'm sorry but you never get those views.
I love all of them but I have to go with Mr. Toad. It might just sound like I'm rolling with the crowd, but I really did love that ride and I miss it very much.


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I suppose this belongs in the harvest forum but I'm more inclined to just talk to my neighbors here. :-)
I found a handful of ripe raspberries and blackberries on our new bushes this morning. Literally, less than 1/2 cup total. I wondered if I could make a little bit of jam with them. I did. It's FABULOUS and only took 10 minutes. The almost 1/2 cup of berries made one of those 1/2 cup mini canning jars full. I've been experimenting with jam the past couple of weeks as it's too hot to go outside. I tried regular pectin, low sugar pectin, and homemade pectin. By far the best tasting jam is from the homemade pectin. If you have unripe apples and want to know how to make it, I'll be happy to share. I tried two different ways and found the one that worked best for me.
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I need all the details as if you are talking to a dummy. A tiny bit of jam would be my kind of preserving. Don't hesitate to post anything here. There are only a few of us and we need and look forward to new topics. |
OK Helen... Here's mini jam for Dummies. :-) It's soooooo simple. TO MAKE JAM Bring the mixture to a boil. I punch my timer when it boils. Boil until it's jam, about 8 to 10 minutes. I find keeping a spoon on top of ice cubes, using my stir spoon to drop a teaspoon full onto the cold spoon, waiting a few seconds until the test cools down, and THEN dripping it back into the kettle makes it easier to know when it's ready. When ready it'll sheet from the spoon rather than drip, drip, drip. NOTE: -There is absolutely no 'apple' taste to the jam, which seems odd when half the jam is apple juice. -You'd think you'd end up with a couple of cups of jam but I end up with just a bit more than the amount of fruit I use. -I save my lemon and lime rinds in the fridge. I just quartered what I had and threw them in. Let me know if you try it and how it works for you! |
I don't have any unripe apples unless I come across some at the farmer's market. I think you and Glenda are two peas in a pod - industrious gardeners. I will clip your method in case I find some apples later. Thanks for the recipe. It is interesting that is how people got pectin before it was in the grocery store. |
Robin, how absolutely fascinating. I have made some small batches of plum jam, just cooked down with sugar, no added pectin that turned out great,but haven't tried actdually making pectin. I have an old apple tree full of faulty apples dropping daily. I think I will cook up a large batch of DIY pectin and give it a try. Wonder if you could freeze the pectin? I also did a small batch of jelly using the purple hulls of the Pink Eye Purple Hull Peas. It was surprisingly tasty, sort of grape like with a touch of tart flavor. I used some bulk pectin I bought at an Amish store in Seymour. It didn't jell quite enough to suit me though. |
Glenda, I collected info from several web sites on the pectin process. Apparently, the homemade pectin freezes just fine. Until the ice storm a few years back, I would freeze everything. Now, I avoid freezing stuff when it can be canned easily. Your purple hull jelly is VERY interesting. It's hard to imagine such a thing making such a tasty jelly! I still have a little problem judging the 'just right' time to stop cooking my jams. I don't like them runny so occasionally I end up making them too stiff. One batch recently, my husband suggested we use as rubber balls. He's so tactful.:-) I did some tomato jam for the first time. It didn't jell well using some old purchased pectin. I realized we probably wouldn't eat it so I turned it into Thai Sweet Chili Sauce. This we WILL use for dipping all kinds of stuff! When I recooked it I added a bit of homemade pectin. Worked like a charm. |
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Tavy - I'm going to print this out and save it. Thanks for posting it. I've never made jam. I've helped my mother with jelly and preserves several times. I bought a big stainless steel pot earlier this spring that I think will work ok for pint jars. I just haven't gotten around to trying it yet. |
Here is a picture of the Purple Hull jelly so you won't think I am totally insane:
I think my next little project will be some jam/jelly from Helen's Sungold cherry tomatoes. They are so sweet to begin with they should take much sugar. Now to peel or not to peel? |
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Was it really a surprise to reporters at both the LA Times and the New York Times that President Obama struck a different tone in his prime time news conference last night than he used when talking to Jay Leno last week? Or just a disappointment? (A drag?)
The LA Times describes the president's tone during last night's press conference as "often subdued, almost flat—a far cry from his vivacious appearance last week on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" and found "no particularly memorable moments."
Similarly, The New York Times's Peter Baker and Adam Nagourney write:
Americans saw not…the jaunty and jokey president who turned up on Jay Leno…Placid and unsmiling, he was the professor in chief, offering familiar arguments in long paragraphs — often introduced with the phrase, "as I said before"— sounding like the teacher speaking in the stillness of a classroom where students are restlessly waiting for the ring of the bell.
Feeling likewise "restless," lectured to, and eager for recess was Fox News's Bill O'Reilly, who proclaimed the president "authoritative tonight [but] also dull, and repetitive:"
O'REILLY: Do you think he wanted to be boring? We're getting paid to do this, but I'm trying to think of somebody who worked hard all day, comes home from work, and sitting through that. I felt like I was at the Kennedy School at Harvard, and I was sitting through a boring professor, and he's saying the same thing over and over again. Do you think he knows that…he bloviated all over the place, that he was repetitive? Do you think he knows? Does he want to do that?KARL ROVE: I don't know. I've always said I think he's sort of an arrogant guy, and I think he thinks I'm showing how much in command I am of this material and I'm on top of it and I'm doing the right thing by reciting talking points and by saying things that are simply not true. I could not believe it tonight, we're going to move from an era of borrow and spend to save and invest?
Rove, too, was made restless by the president, describing him as without "emotion, passion, no real connection." And Fox's Charles Krauthammer assessed the president as follows: "workmanlike, efficient, no gaffes, unexciting, uninspiring."
Some additional insta-reactions on cable last night:
CNN's WOLF BLITZER: Anderson Cooper, a lot of wonkish stuff coming up…ANDERSON COOPER: Are you saying it was boring?
BLITZER: Not at all. I love the wonkish stuff. But viewers may hear worlds like "out-years" and they may get confused…. he was trying to project as best as he could hope that, you know while it is tough right now, everybody knows it's tough, but the country eventually is going to get out of this economic slump and the best days are yet to come.
COOPER: Expressing confidence, he was sober, careful in what he had to say. I thought he looked tired at some point and maybe in some of the deliveries seemed a little tired…
…JOHN KING: I was struck by two things, three things. The economy dominated the night…[T]he diversity of who he called on was interesting. That's a deliberate strategy. Univision, Ebony, Stars and Stripes, three organizations not normally called on in prime time White House news conferences…He spoke for 50 minutes plus and the word Iraq was never spoken… Never mentioned the word Afghanistan…Never mentioned Osama bin Laden. Never mentioned terrorism. You want to talk about a sea change from George W. Bush, the tone, tenor and lexicon of the news conference was striking…
On MSNBC, Keith Olbermann's immediate reactions included the thought that "notably at the end there [Obama] describing this nation as the big ocean liner, which might be the fun headline out of this one" (I only see this one, from the (UK) Guardian, asking readers: "If Obama's America is 'not a speedboat but an oceanliner', how would you describe Gordon Brown's Britain?"; the answers are worth a scan). More Olbermann: "These things seem to be rounding up as presidential reassurance conferences as much as anything else."
On NBC last night, David Gregory observed:
This is a very careful presentation from the president tonight. He spoke with the use of a teleprompter delivering the opening remarks and moderated his tone with regard to the anger he was demonstrating about the AIG bonuses…
The teleprompter also loomed large for the AP's Ron Fournier, who leads and closes with it (not to mention the headline: "Analysis: Teleprompter telegraphs Obama caution"):
What kind of politician brings a teleprompter to a news conference?A careful one.


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I am planning on 6 CREE LR6 recessed lights and 2 CREE LR4E-15 recessed lights for my kitchen remodel. I initially thought I would use a white trim, but I have heard that a white baffle causes glare. Is that the case with the CREE lights, and if so, what color baffle should I install? |
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White trims are the worst product to use as a recessed trim. The idea of a white baffle was to get rid of the "black holes " in the ceiling. The result is glare,the one thing that all good lighting designers strive to eliminate. Unfortunately this has become the norm in residential lighting. However, the function of the trim is to disperse light horizontally , and to control glare. The very best trim, and one has is used in just about every non-residential application , is the clear alzak or haze trim. |
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Doesn't Cree offer an optional trim for the LR6? I think it is about $20. I would put in the lights and add the trim later if you think you really need it. |
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I usually spend my time over in the home forums, But today i turn to you. DH and I closed on our first home in december. Just before closing the previous owners had to replace the septic system. What we now have is heaps of straw, with no grass growing underneath and lota of huge rocks all over the place.
What we want is a lush, rock free lawn. Enter the landscapers. 1st quote came in at 5k to rake up all the rocks, level out the yard with the leftover sifted fill from when the septic was replaced, seed, and cover with peat moss 2nd quote came in at 3k for basically the same thing, except rocks are manually raked, and straw is used as a seed cover instead of moss. Being that this is our first time. Are these quotes average? high? low? Is moss really worth that extra expense?Is there anything else I should be aware of?
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They are rip-off Union wages for a days worth of work. You can rent the equipment and do the work yourself for $200. In other parts of the country would cost you $500 to do the same job with contract labor. |
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Is there any law against hiring high school kids for minimum wage in New Jersey? We don't have union laws out here, and your job sounds like one that I would just round up a couple kids from my church to come do. I would work along side them but make them do the heavy lifting. $8/hr and you'll probably be out about $500 to get it to the point you talked about. The leveling is the biggest job and probably what the bids are charging you for. A couple of 17-18 year old boys could level it in about a day with your instruction. |
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CHULA VISTA, Calif. - Hundreds of Chula Vista parents are packing their camping gear all in the name of getting their children into kindergarten.
Camping out has become an annual tradition at several schools in the Chula Vista Elementary School District. Dozens of parents brave the elements overnight to guarantee their children attend the kindergarten class of their choice.
Monica Romo will join this year's line a little later Wednesday morning to get her daughter into Veterans Elementary School.
"I'm going to show up at 5:30, six o'clock in the morning," said Romo. "No, no not crazy camp out."
The popularity of Chula Vista Elementary School District kindergarten programs have grown the past few years, mostly the for their Spanish dual-immersion classes.
Space is limited, and so is the space in some schools located in the newer, growing neighborhoods of eastern Chula Vista. In the past, there was never a guarantee a kindergartener would be able to attend the school right across the street unless mom or dad camped out.
"Oh, I think that's a little too intense, but I guess they have their reasons," said Romo.
Two things will change this year, with one being the opening of a new school, Camarena Elementary School in Otay Ranch.
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Some of the 16 schools offering dual-immersion will also offer a lottery.
"So it doesn't matter if you're first in line to register or number 51 in line," said Millican.
However, not all of Chula Vista's schools will have that lottery, which means some parents will still have to camp out.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by PatJudy50 Maui Woweeeee
By far....the best hotel, best view, best location, and best amenities that we've ever stayed at. All of the hotel personnel were fabulous and they treated us like Kings and Queens.
We didn't recognize how truly great our hotel was until we spent 2 days at the sister hotel, The Westin. Yes, we were very disappointed with this hotel.
October 11, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by fda1968 disappointed
The services were lacking. No Room Service past 10 PM. No Towels Past 5 pm. Lack of food choices, The Pool and beach were nice but the item that most makes me not want to come back was that our friend left us a gift at the front desk that we did not receive until we checked out.
June 5, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by tslion sorry experience
a party was going on every night and no peace and quiet. paid more attention to a corporate event than repeat clients as us . I doubt I will be back
May 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by AKNordic Best Beach on Kaanapali
I have stayed at the Sheraton several times and I love the location. The ocean view room we had was exceptional for view and location; however, we did not know it was a handicap room and the room amenities were terrible. There was no table or desk in the room, no closet and no vanity in the bathroom, we had to put our toilet supplies on the floor. We are not handicapped, but even if we were the bath was unusable. Even though the room was in the ideal location, make sure you ask if it's a handicap accessible room.
February 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Crin fabulous property
The walk from the lobby to my room, was three elevators away...but the privacy and view were worth it.
The meandering pool with a deep end was wonderful...so many pools only have 3-4 feet depths . The snorkeling right off the beach in front of the hotel was the best from our whole trip. Grounds were interesting and impeccable. Waking up every morning to an array of song birds was lushish. Car rental on premises made that process so convenient and also affordable. well stocked gift shop as well
October 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Shewho5516 Absolutely amazing hotel that far surpassed our expectations!!!
We had the most lovely room overlooking the whales that come to Maui in the winter to give birth. The balcony was fantastic to be able to sit in comfort and watch these amazing creatures. The hotel was one of the nicest that I've ever stayed in and I simply can't wait to return again. This is my second stay at the
hotel and I never dreamed that this one could ever be even better than the first! Absolutely everyone associated with the hotel is kind, generous and wonderful to deal with.
February 3, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by vasovagal Very disappointed
The hotel may have been a Queen in the 1960's but those times are long gone and the resort has done little to update itself.
The location and views are spectacular to be sure, but a resort must perform much, much more professionally to compete in the 21st Century.
The management has set very low standards regarding service by the staff. The stay starts when you are forced to rent a car or pay $100US for a taxi as there is no shuttle service offered by the resort. You are greeted in your car after a wait by a surly valet who is more interested in hustling you for tips rather than assisting with check-in.
In fact, there is very poor to absent service throughout the resort including the restaurants; 3 nights in a row I stood in front of the host/hostess and was not greeted or even acknowledged - and the restaurant was mostly EMPTY!! I then sat at the restaurant bar and was argued with when I asked to order from the regular menu and was treated with sarcasm by the young lady bartender on one occasion. The food was expensive and unremarkable without attention to detail. It was certainly no better and twice as costly as that at Outback Steakhouse just down the road.
The cellphone service was spotty and despite the additional daily charge (Resort Fee what ever that is) for parking the car and WiFi - the WiFi signal was mostly inadequate for most activities and you are required to sign-in whenever you move about the resort.
There were so many service inadequacies I can only conclude the Management is uninterested which is a shame.
This resort can not compete with any other resort I have stayed in Thailand, Bali, Fiji or Mexico and they will have to learn the hard way.
Save your money - look elsewhere.
January 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by OCMauiGal Accommodating Staff
This was our third visit to the Sheraton Maui. The initial room selection for our reservation was not what we envisioned, so we requested that our room be changed. The staff was very accommodating and got it right for us. We really enjoyed our stay to celebrate my birthday and our 10 yr wedding anniversary. The atmosphere at this hotel is laid back and personal, and the hotel grounds are extremely beautiful. We were not disappointed and will return again and again. Mahalo!
October 14, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Markyrs Kaanapali Beach Serenity
The quiet end of Kaanapali Beach due to Black Rock cove. Property grounds lush and beautiful. Bldg interior finishes can use updating and refresh. Linens and towels were sub par for a Sheraton Hotel. Restaurant flatware sub par for any establishment. Bathroom products were very limited and nothing special. No robes, slippers or extra pillows provided upon check-in.
December 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by pom56 Excellence in paradise!
We just returned from a week at the Sheraton in Kaanapali after a truly wonderful experience. The hotel was first rate with all of the luxury and amenity you would expect plus the added benefit of being on the shore at BlackRock. The ambience and atmosphere create a magical vibe while in the island paradise of Maui. Staff are friendly and excellent. The room we had could not have been located in any better position - right on the ocean on top of BlackRock. Incredible!
January 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MAwestcoast Best hotel in Maui
Wow what can I say from the very smooth check-in to them upgrading me to building 6 per my request (best building to be in if you can get it as we saw whales from our room!). Staff was great, Monica (concierge) was one of the best I ever worked with (I have 18 stays at different hotels YTD). Beautiful beach (get yourself beach cabanas as they are well worth it) awesome snorkeling from the beach, saw 5-6 foot green sea turtles, 2 sting rays and tons of tropical fish. I jumped off black rock (what a rush) and if you can do it work with Monica to do a helicopter ride (best place on earth to do one!). Room was perfect with lounge chairs and sitting chairs facing the ocean, small refrigerator in room, you could hear the whales at night and housekeeping was great. We checked out other resorts in the area and this is the one to stay at!
May 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by BillW Great Hotel
First stayed in 1991 for our 15th wedding anniversary. My wife and I learned to scuba dive at the Black Rock. Since then we have been coming back every year or two, sometimes with our kids and sometimes without. We were last here in October for our 35th wedding anniversary. We have 4 rooms booked for next week for the whole family including the grandkids. Simply put, there is no better hotel and location for a family vacation.
July 20, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sandy10 This hotel has much to offer.
We loved our recent stay at the Sheraton Maui. Everyone was friendly, professional, and helpful. The grounds are beautiful and our room immaculate. Our breakfast buffet, which was included, was excellent. We enjoyed it and looked forward to it every morning. The pool was beautiful with various meandering sections and interesting features such as a small waterfall and slide. The Sheraton Maui has it all!
September 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Curtis234 Location and Staff are Fantastic
I stayed here with my family of five. The Jr. Suite with a Murphy bed in the living room was perfect and had plenty of room for a rollaway without filling crowded. The property is on a prime spot - much larger, more private and peaceful than others nearby. The kids loved the pool and so did I - it is large and deep enough in many areas that adults can enjoy swimming in it too - not just a 4 ft. deep pool like many resorts. The Cliff Dive Bar servers were friendly and attentive and made hanging out by the pool a real treat. Great snorkelling right out front and only a short walk along the beach to Whalers Village with excellent shopping and restaurant options. Staff were consistently professional - there were numerous times when they provided some extra little detail or effort - remembered a name, a previous order, or did something to make us feel special. A great experience all around.
December 22, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by runner8 Good hotel and location but a couple noteworthy downsides
Overall this was a good hotel to stay at and had a very good location in terms of proximity of fun things to do. There were 2 downsides worth noting:
1) Room cleanliness. It was pretty obvious they didn't clean the bathroom all the time... I was peeling fruit over the sink and some fruit juices dripped onto the counter. They were still there, dried and crusted at the end of the day even though the room had been 'cleaned'. Leaves me wondering what else was not cleaned that I couldn't see with my own eyes! yikes.
2) Spa charges. I was told if I got more than one spa service in one day, it would be 10% off. So, I scheduled 2 spa treatments in a day but I was still charged full price. Not cool.
June 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Yoyo21 Consistently great!
Just returned from our 5th straight year at the Sheraton. Our family of 5 continues to choose this hotel due to it's great staff, family friendly property, and of course the location is top notch. I love how the staff works to get our same room each year and they also remember my kids names. This year the improved Platinum meal discounts were great enough that we ate breakfast on property more.
December 2, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Ron2 Overzealous Pool Attendants
Guests should be warned that overzealous pool attendents will remove all personal items from poolchairs whenever they feel that the guest has been gone longer than "an extended period" which is actually when they notice a chair is unattended. The hotel refuses to be held responsible for personal items removed by attendents who pile them unprotected atop a counter. Horrible PR.
August 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by EJC111 Great Hotel, Location, View and Staff
We looked on-line quite a bit before booking this hotel. The reviews were good and the pictures were impressive. This was our honeymoon trip so we wanted it to be perfect. When we arrived we were overwhelmed. The pictures did not do it justice. The Sheraton Maui is beautiful. What an amazing place. Right when you walk into the lobby you have a panoramic view of the ocean and Black Rock. We checked into our room and it was clean and updated. We went to the pool every day and sat in the sun. The pool wraps around the two poolside restaurant/bars, very fun and cool. There were always enough lounge chairs for every guest. This hotel is more of a couples and family hangout. There were no loud teenagers ruining the atmosphere. I highly recommend this hotel. You can have dinner watching the sunset. You can snorkel right from the hotel beach. You can walk to Whalers Village in 5 minutes to shop. Best hotel in Kaanapali.
February 26, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MauiDonna August 2012, will be our 9th stay at this resort!
We stay here every year, & this will be our 9th. This is the best spot on Kaanipali Beach. We are being joined by our good friends, we want to show them a good time for their first trip to Hawaii & we know that Sheraton Maui will not let us down! We can NOT wait! We will be celebrating our 21st anniversary, & our friends birthday, as well as their first trip to Hawaii!
February 25, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by CSR82 The Sheraton Maui is Great!
My family has been coming to the Sheraton Maui regularly for 35 years. We find it gives us just the right balance of activity and relaxation in one of the most beautiful settings you can find anywhere. The hotel and food are great and the snorkeling at Black Rock is terrific. I have been seeing turtles and rays every day. For us, you can't beat the Sheraton Maui.
August 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by BigG Important SPG Benefit Not Available
SPG concierge was very pleasant and helpful. The welcome gift was nice and I enjoyed receiving the morning paper. What was disappointing to me was the inability to provide a late checkout. We asked for a 4:00 pm checkout and only received a 1:30 pm checkout. Our flight did not leave until 11:00 pm and a later checkout would have been helpful. We were offered and used the baggage storage and the fitness facility showers, which we appreciated. The fitness facility was nice and clean with toiletries and towels. Other than that issue, the resort was quite nice and the staff very pleasant.
February 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by richard077 This hotel has excellent customer service
We often visit the Sheraton Maui, the front desk has outstanding customer service in particular Ivey and Angelica. The buffet hostesses and servers Mac and Domingo make our morning breakfast something my wife and I look foward too. We will never stay at any hotel other than the Sheraton while visiting Maui.
September 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jocelyn The experience was more than we expected
Staff greeted us with smiles from the moment we pulled the car up to the guest check in. Staff were all very helpful and always happy. The resort grounds are absolutely amazing and the room was very comfortable. We highly recommend staying at this resort and look forward to coming here again!
November 7, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by MED0131 Beautiful location
Our family enjoyed our very first Maui visit because our stay at Sheraton was perfect! Service was great, the choice of restaurants were plentiful, tons of activities for the family and the location was perfect with breath taking scenery. We definitely will come back!
April 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Goldsmith8 Beach Services
Besides a great hotel with great rooms and great views I found the beach services to be outstanding. Dana Brandon went above and beyond to meet my every need. She was incredible in every situation and provided me and my wife with extraordinary service
January 14, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by RM555 Indifference Abounds
Lackluster staff
Long wait to check in
Ran out of pool towels
Not enough pool chairs
Room not stocked with adequate towels/washcloths
Expensive mediocre drinks at pool bars
Unreturned calls to food and beverage mgr
Room thermostat malfunctioned
April 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mo75 Sheraton Maui is excellent
The hotel staff are truly what make this place exceptional. The setting is truly lovely but the people are warm, helpful, and terrific. The pool is a lovely setting and the beach is just a few steps away. Perfect place to relax and enjoy!
December 16, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Johnri Overall rating
We stayed at the Sheraton and were satisfied but deeply resented the daily $36 "resort fee" as we got nothing for it. We were paying enough already. The "resort" is the hotel and the hotel is the "resort". Why charge twice? If you must charge this ridiculous fee, give us something for it or let us opt out. For example, give us free beach chairs, umbrella, boogie board, snorkel gear, daily drink coupon, a coupon for dinner in 1 of your restaurants, free water bottle in room, etc. These would encourage us to stay on the property and spend our $ there. We spent over $1,000 during the week we were in Maui, not a penny of it at the Sheraton! In part, not spending $ at the Sheraton was pay back for your obnoxious $36 fee. For this $36 reason, I cannot recommend your hotel and will not stay there again!!
September 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Larryncherry13 Best spot for families or couples!
This hotel is in the best spot on the beach. It has naturally, by location, what the other hotels can never have. In addition the amenities, guest service, and beautiful design of the hotel will exceed your expectations.
February 27, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Dar69 Grant
The rooms are very nice, the location is good. A bit disappointing for the pool bar area. Staff was not very friendly. Stairways to parking garage and at the end of the hallway are not very clean or taken care of.
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[Item description]. Records of Dennis Hargrove Cooke's Tenure as President of East Carolina Teachers College. UA02-04. University Archives, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC.
Dennis Cooke was born in Maiden, North Carolina, on February 23, 1904, the son of Avery and Alice (Keener) Cooke. He married Gertrude Murray in December 1925 and they had two sons, Dennis H. and Avery M. Cooke.
Cooke served the elementary school in his community as principal in 1922-23. He was principal of the high school in Aberdeen, 1925-26, and held a principalship at Masonic High School, Oxford Orphanage, 1926-28.
Dr. Cooke received the A.B. degree from Duke University in 1925, and the M.A. degree from the institution in 1928. He was a teaching fellow at Duke University in 1928-29, and a teaching fellow at Peabody College in 1929-30.
When he became president of East Carolina Teachers College, Dr. Cooke was chairman of the Department of Educational Administration at Peabody College. He joined the faculty at Peabody College as an associate professor of education after receiving his doctorate from the institution in 1930. Later he became associated with the school of administration.
Cooke assumed his duties at ECTC on August 1, 1946 and announced his resignation in May of 1947. He went on to serve as the third president of High Point University from 1947-1959.
The collection contains correspondence and clippings related to Dennis H. Hargroves time as president of East Carolina Teachers College. The files include information about his acceptance of the position as president at ECTC, requests for funds to survey the program at ECTC, reviews of probationary faculty, letters seeking summer school instructors, and information about salaries for 1947 summer school faculty. The files also include correspondence and clippings about Cooke's resignation from ECTC after only one year.
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Records of Dennis Hargrove Cooke's Tenure as President of East Carolina Teachers College (#UA02-04)


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noun \ˈker-ən, -än\Definition of CHARON
: a son of Erebus who in Greek mythology ferries the souls of the dead over the Styx
Origin of CHARON
Latin, from Greek Charōn
First Known Use: 1513
noun (Concise Encyclopedia)In Greek mythology, the son of Erebus (Darkness) and Nyx (Night), whose duty it was to ferry the souls of the dead across the Rivers Styx and Acheron, his payment being the coin placed in the mouth of the corpse before burial. He continues in modern Greek folklore as Charos, or Charontas, the angel of death.
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Biographical Sketch of Mrs. Thomas B. Archer
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(See England) Anna Bell daughter of Abram and Alta Berilla (Schrimsher) Meeks was born near Vinita November 20, 1878. Educated in Worcester Academy.
Married April 22, 1897 Thomas B. Archer son of Thomas and Fannie Archer, born Aug. 29, 1873 in Vernon County, Nevada, Mo.
They are the parents of Irra, born July 10, 1898; Otto B., born July 9, 1900, Fannie B., born February 13, 1902; Thomas B., born November 15, 1903; Abram born November 4, 1905 and Morrill Archer, born March 22, 1908. Ina, Otto B. and Fannie B. Archer are graduates from Vinita High School. Ima married at Vinita January 17, 1920 Harold Boggs. Otto Archer married at Vinita July 19, 1921 Gertrude Braden.
Mr. and Archer are members of the Baptist Church. He is a produce merchant at Vinita.
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Fri, Nov 14, 08 at 2:19
I updated my seed list, I'm looking for flowers or grasses.. Let me know if you want to swap..
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- Posted by wendy2shoes z6 S ON (My Page) on Fri, Dec 5, 08 at 22:45
Hi Jen..I'm ok for seeds, but I noticed you were looking for elephant ears. I have successfully bought "eddo" or "taro" roots at the grocery store and grown some pretty impressive plants. Look for any 'bulbs' that have protuberances, especially green ones. Pot them up with the green 'knobs' pointing up out of the growing medium, or toss the bulb into a ziplok of damp soil and put it on top of the fridge. Way cheaper than the 6-7 bucks that the nurseries want for rootstock (50cents to a buck for the edible grocery root). Wendy |
- Posted by greylady-gardener (My Page) on Sat, Dec 6, 08 at 8:03
Wendy I don't want to hijack Jen's thread, but wanted to ask about your experience growing eddoes. I just started thinking about doing the exact thing. I saw them in the grocery store. I had never seen them before so I looked them up and found that they are 'growable' as ornamentals but didn't really find the info that I would like. Could you tell me about how you went about it? I mean when did you start them and how big did they grow and where did you grow them (pot, garden, shade, sun?) How big were the tubers that you grew? I was going to pick out the smallest ones but some of them were fairly small--maybe about three inches long by about two inches wide. They are super cheap--less than a dollar a pound, so not much to put out even if they flop I guess. :) gg |
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What is it?
As one of Hyundai's flagship programs starting back from 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany™, "Be There with Hyundai" on FIFA.com is a platform for users to create and submit slogans in support of the national teams which have qualified for the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™. The slogans that are voted by worldwide football fans as the best to represent each national team will be attached on the team buses during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™.
How can I enter?
To enter, first you should register/log in on the FIFA.com website at www.fifa.com/theclub. If you are not an existing member of the site, you will be required to register providing some basic information and select a screen name. Once you have registered and accepted the Contest Terms and Conditions you can access the Contest. Eligible participants must be 18 years of age or older.
How many times can I enter? Each FIFA.com Club member can participate in the Contest by submitting a slogan for any of the participating national teams at the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil. You can submit only submit one slogan per team.
Each individual should enter using only one FIFA.com Club account. If we discover a player with more than one account, all additional accounts will be removed from the contest.
What can I win?
All 32 Club members that submit a winning slogan will receive a framed photograph of the team bus containing their slogan. One of the 32 winners will also receive a trip for two to watch the Round of 16 match in Rio de Janeiro (#50) at the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™. The winner of the trip to the World Cup will be decided by a random prize draw.
When is the contest deadline?
The Contest has 3 main phases:
Phase 1 - Submit your slogans
Users can participate in this phase by submitting slogans anytime between 16 Oct 2013 and 27 February 2014 (FIFA reserves the right to extend the deadline).
Phase 2 – Shortlisting
Top slogans for each of the 32 teams will be shortlisted. All judging in this phase of the Contest will be conducted according to the procedures and schedule established by Hyundai and/or FIFA.
Phase 3 – Vote for your favourite slogans
Starting on/around 14 April 2014 a shortlist of slogans will be placed on FIFA.com for public vote.
How will I know if I have won?
FIFA.com will send you a Winner's Email, which you will need to respond to within ten days to claim the prize. We will also announce the winners on FIFA.com – by publishing the winners screen name and country of residence. The prizes will only be awarded in accordance with the Terms and Conditions of the Contest. In the unlikely event that a winner does not meet these Terms and Conditions, another participant will receive the prize. FIFA reserves the right to change these rules at any time without notice.'


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About Canon EF lenses
EF Lens
EOS digital SLRs are backed up by the world's most comprehensive system of interchangeable lenses. From 8mm ultra wide angle to 800mm super telephoto, the 60+ lenses in the EF series cover all possible shooting requirements. See the world from new perspectives. Capture your vision through the eyes of EOS.
What sets the EF lens range apart? Innovation. Canon has been pursuing the perfect lens for more than six decades. This pursuit has generated a raft of pioneering technologies, the very best of which are found in today's line-up.
Image Stabilizer
Camera shake is a major cause of blurred images, especially with handheld photography or in low light situations where a slow shutter speed is required.
Canon's Image Stabilizer (IS) technology uses a lens shift-type system to detect and correct slight camera shakes. Pressing the shutter button halfway releases the lock on the Image Stabilizer system. Minute gyro sensors detect lens vibrations caused by hand shake and send a signal to a microcomputer, which controls an IS lens group that compensates for the pitch and yaw (movement along the horizontal and vertical axis of the camera) of the lens. To ensure that intentional panning and tilting isn't mistaken for camera shake, some telephoto and tele-zoom lenses have IS Mode 2. This mode detects if movement in a certain direction occurs for longer than a preset time and switches off the Image Stabilizer in that direction.
EF lenses with IS technology enable steady shooting at up to four stops lower than is possible with conventional lenses, making them ideal for situations where the use of flash is not permitted or desired.
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Canon's Ultrasonic Motor (USM) was the world's first lens-based motor to harness ultrasonic oscillation energy. Electronic vibrations created by a piezoelectric element power the mechanical action of the lens. This technology makes focusing precise, virtually noiseless and incredibly quick – some lenses focusing literally faster than the human eye. The USM starts instantaneously and stops the moment focus is achieved, with no overshooting. What's more, the USM requires minimal battery power so you can shoot for longer on a single charge.
Two types of USM are used in Canon EF lenses: Ring-type USM and Micro USM. Ring-type USM is found in large-aperture and super telephoto lenses, while Micro USM is used in more compact lenses.
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I've noticed a few users have submitted general questions as feature/bugfix requests, which isn't surprising since there isn't anywhere else on the site they can post them. For that purpose I've enabled the forums module. You can use the Forums link on the right to access them.
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EAGLE POINT, Ore. — A driver is sent to the hospital after he drives off the road falling down an embankment. The crash happened this afternoon along Highway 140 and Obenchain Road.
Several emergency responders arrived to find the man still stuck inside. Fire crews say the driver doesn't remember driving off the road, but somehow he lost consciousness and veered off; that's when crews say he slammed into the guard rail down an embankment. They say the rail slowed down the impact.
Oregon State Police troopers and Lake Creek Fire Crew members responded. Witnesses say a fire truck was first to arrive on scene but say the crew members couldn't do much to get the man out.
"Couldn't do anything because he didn't have any medical equipment. So they waited for the ambulance to get here and during that time the driver was sitting in the truck but hen the ambulance got here, they helped him out," described witness Roy Chapman.
Witnesses helped stop traffic as crews worked to get the man out. Fire crews say the man reported having chest neck and back pain. The drive is described as a white man in his 70's. He also had a dog with him and a trooper took the driver's dog with him. This is the second time a crash like this has happened in that area. Witnesses say, several years ago, a van crashed in that same spot and one man died.


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Decision Tools
Decision tools and calculators have been developed to assist decision making for beef producers. Some of these spreadsheets may contain macros that will need to be enabled to function correctly. To download a spreadsheet, right click on the link, select "save" and save it to a location on your computer. Then find the file on your computer and open it from that location.
Business Management and Marketing
Replacement Cow Bid Price Calculator
Cow-calf producers can use this tool to estimate the return on investment of a cow purchase and calculate the break-even bid price for a cow. Also, use this tool to assist with the keep or cull decision by comparing the net present value of a heifer to her current market value.
Missouri Backgrounding Cattle Budget
Producers can use to estimate costs and returns for backgrounding cattle on a per head and per group basis. Additionally, a calculator can help estimate yardage cost for an operation.
Missouri Feeder Cattle Basis Calculator
Use to calculate the basis of the reported livestock auctions in the state of Missouri.
Cow-calf Marketing Evaluator
Use to determine whether to: sell calves at weaning, sell after a backgrounding period, background the calves and then own through finishing or send the calves directly to a feedyard and retain ownership through finishing.
Stocker Evaluator
Stocker operators can use to determine: return to ownership and management, purchase price to attain desired return and sale price to attain desired return.
Feeder Calf Evaluator
Cattle feeders can use to determine: return to ownership and management, purchase price to attain desired return and sale price to attain desired return.
Retained Ownership Evaluator
Producers can use to determine return to ownership and management and sale price to attain desired return.
Backgrounding Profitmeter
The Backgrounding Profitmeters help determine the current profitability of backgrounding, given a set of production parameters. Users can model a current baseline versus planned and change the key drivers of average daily gain and stocking rate for each profitmeter.
Missouri Beef Budgets
Updated each year in November and available for both Northern and Southern Missouri.
Diagnostic Test Breakeven Calculator
This spreadsheet can be used by veterinarians and diagnostic laboratories to evaluate the economic return for implementing herd diagnostic screening for diseases affecting beef cattle. It also evaluates the sensitivity of the assumptions used by the veterinarian.
Determining Replacement Rate for Cow-Calf Herds
This spreadsheet can be used to determine the number of replacement heifers needed to keep the herd size constant given the pregnancy/retention rates for each age classification of cows.
Determining the Value of Replacement Heifer Development Systems
This spreadsheet can be used by producers and their veterinarians to determine the value of an alternate heifer development system compared to the farm's current production inputs. You will be asked to fill in several variables concerning the herd's current production and economic situation. The output is the amount of dollars available for the farm or per pregnant heifer to move to the alternate system. By using several production scenarios (expected case, best case, worst case), a confidence range can be produced for your situation.
Pregnancy Histograms
This spreadsheet can be used to create pregnancy histograms. Inputing several variables will allow the user to customize the spreadsheet to their own operation.
Using BRD-Treatment Option Calculator
This spreadsheet can be used by veterinarians consulting with feedlot and stocker cattle producers interested in evaluating their options for treatment protocols for bovine respiratory disease. The spreadsheet allows you to compare your current therapy (cost and "death rate following treatment") with an alternate treatment of a different cost. You will be asked to fill in several variables concerning the situation you are evaluating. The output is the needed "death rate following treatment" for the alternate therapy to be economically equivalent to the current therapy. By using several production scenarios (expected case, best case, worst case), a confidence range can be produced for your situation.
Drought Management Options
This spreadsheet evaluates three management options for drought, which include: buying pasture, hay and supplements to feed until drought and winter are finished, ship herd to graze outside the drought region, and destock/restock.
Ammoniation of Low Quality Roughages
This spreadsheet evaluates costs and benefits of ammoniating low quality roughages.
Forage Cost Per Ton Calculator
This calculator demonstrates the cost per ton of dry matter between differing bale sizes and moisture levels.
Genetics/Bull Selection
These decision tools were developed by Bob Weaber, Kansas State University Cow/Calf Extension Specialist
Across Breed EPD Calculator
Microsoft Excel based worksheet to adjust a list of animals' Expected Progeny Differences (EPD) from one breed base to another breeds using the USDA Meat Animal Research Centers Across Breed EPD Adjustment Factors released at the 2009 Beef Improvement Federation meeting.
Adjusted Birth Weight, Weaning Weight, and Yearling Weight Worksheet
Microsoft Excel based worksheet to compute age and age-of-dam adjusted birth, weaning and yearling weights for beef cattle using the standard Beef Improvement Federations equations and adjustment factors.
Qualitative Trait Inheritance Calculator
Microsoft Excel based worksheet to estimate the probability of animals having various genotypes and phenotypes for simply inherited traits (coat color and horn/polled status). Allows users to input genotypes of parents and provides estimates of genotype and phenotype frequencies for resulting progeny.
Stockpiled Pasture Decision Table
Used to compare the practice of stockpiling tall fescue to other feed and forage options.
Mineral Feed Tag Evaluator
Used to evaluate commercial mineral mixes relative to NRC requirements using known mineral sources.
Trace Mineral Supplement Calculator
Used to create trace mineral premixes relative to defined specifications.
Mark Trump/Kenneth Suter Mineral Calculator
Least cost custom mineral formulation tool used in conjunction with forage and supplement analysis.
Nutrient value estimation using corn, soybean meal, limestone and dical as reference values. Enter prices for reference feeds and Feedval2 returns the value of nutrients (Net energy of lactation, crude protein, calcium and phosphorus) found in alternative feedstuffs relative to reference feeds. If feedstuffs can be purchased at prices lower than calculated values, nutrients are priced at a discount to reference feedstuffs.
Nutrient value estimation using corn, soybean meal, limestone and dical as reference values. Enter prices for reference feeds and Feedval3 returns the value of nutrients (Net energy of gain, crude protein, calcium and phosphorus) found in alternative feedstuffs relative to reference feeds. If feedstuffs can be purchased at prices lower than calculated values, nutrients are priced at a discount to reference feedstuffs.


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Northern Ireland summary data
The tables listed provide summary data gathered as part of the school census, at Northern Ireland level. Some of the tables relate to 2013/14 data, while others show a series over time.
Schools and pupils in Northern Ireland 1991/92 to 2013/14 Excel 32KB
Enrolments by school management type 2000/01 - 2013/14 Excel 149KB
Children in Irish-medium education 2001/02 - 2013/14 Excel 18kb
Pupil religion by school management type 2000/01 - 2013/14 Excel 69KB
Percentage pupils entitled to free school meals 2001/02 - 2013/14 Excel 22kb
Newcomer Pupils 2001/02 - 2013/14 Excel 21KB