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President's Message A welcome from Mines President Heather Wilson
University Leadership The academic professionals who lead the way at Mines
Mines Strategic Plan The Pursuit of Excellence: Mines Strategic Plan through 2022
Points of Excellence A Mines education is considered a national Best Buy
Rapid City & the Black Hills An outdoor paradise and a wonderful place to live and learn
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Alumni Association Our strong alumni association helps move the university forward
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Why Mines Begin your legacy in engineering, science, math, computer technology
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Financial Aid & Scholarships A majority of our students receive financial assistance
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'Go To Mines' Open House A great way to see the campus, meet with faculty, check out facilities
Request Information Can't visit? We'll be happy to send any information that you need
Graduate Student Admissions Advanced degrees prepare our leaders in science and engineering
International Students The Ivanhoe International Center helps with international student admissions
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Academic Catalog A comprehensive online resource for courses & other academic information
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Degrees & Programs Many areas of study to choose from in science and engineering
Minors | Certificates Emphasis areas and professional certifications to put you a step ahead
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RAPID CITY, S.D. (Aug. 4, 2014) – Mere hours from the SD School of Mines & Technology lies another campus, one without access to fresh fruit, vegetables or other whole foods. But one group of Mines students is determined to make a difference. On Tuesday, Aug. 5, they will begin to install a hoop house at Oglala Lakota College (OLC) on the Pine Ridge Reservation, a U.S. Department of Agriculture-declared food desert. Aimed at sustainable food production, students hope the hoop house will offer OLC students access to healthy food options and potentially become a profitable produce market for the surrounding community.
Recent graduate Lyndsey Penfield, a mechanical engineer from Olds, Iowa, said the project began in September of 2013 with a meeting between the Mines student design team and an OLC representative.
Working closely with OLC students and faculty, Mines students narrowed down various conceptual designs until deciding upon a 20-foot-by-24-foot hoop house to serve as a prototype for growth and development.
The design satisfied all OLC objectives: extend the growing season, provide a flexible growing environment and scalable template for future expansion, remain durable and low maintenance and create job opportunities with provided support and education.
After the student team finalized the design, they handed the project over to sophomore Bo Paulsen, a mechanical engineering major from Rapid City, to find a suitable location. For Paulsen, the project held special resonance. Before transferring to Mines, he had been an OLC student himself.
After the OLC administration selected its Kyle campus as the building site, Paulsen began adopting the students' design to fit cost considerations, eschewing a concrete foundation in favor of earth augers, a moveable foundation sold by greenhouse manufacturers, and planting directly into the ground. Paulsen likens the final hoop house design to half of a can on the ground, a giant circle that is not only transportable and more cost effective than a traditional greenhouse, but reduces wind and snow loads, as well. Funds used to purchase the materials came from a donation by Charles Marks. Jennifer Benning, Ph.D., assistant professor, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, and Dan Dolan, Ph.D., professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, director, Center of Excellence for Advanced Manufacturing and Production, serve as advisers to the Mines student design team.
After the hoop house is fully operational by the end of the week, Mines students will continue to develop different systems to extend the growing season to 10 months, and with time, year-round – all without drawing on outside electricity.
In the meantime, OLC students will test various seeding methods and begin developing a business plan to eventually run the hoop house as profitable produce center. Paulsen says that in the beginning, the produce will be given to OLC students and faculty free of cost, but with an attached hypothetical value. Business majors at OLC will then calculate sales and compare them with investments to determine profit margins and if the hoop house could generate self-sustaining revenue at a future date.
Paulsen's next goal: an aquaponic system housed within the hoop house. "The next thing I want to work on is to look at a way of raising fish and growing plants at the same time. I think that'll be the way to get the most food for this space. The fish fertilize the plants, and the plants feed the fish." And the water cycles from the planters into the fish tanks and back. Paulsen hopes to start testing small systems at the beginning of this semester, teaching OLC students working in the hoop house how to run an aquaponic system, so his fieldwork can carry on as he continues classes at Mines.
For Penfield, the feeling of watching almost a year's worth of work bear fruit – quite literally – is incomparable.
"I chose to work on the sustainable greenhouse project due to the direct humanitarian impact. I feel that as an engineer I have a choice as to how I apply engineering fundamentals and … this particular project resonated with my personal values. From concept to build, the process has been one of development and growth, and the process for a project like this is just as important as the final product. Now to be breaking ground is a very exciting time. As an engineer, design ideas are always developing in my mind, but to work with people who are making the idea a reality is truly a humbling experience."
About SDSM&T
Founded in 1885, the South Dakota School of Mines & Technology is a science and engineering research university located in Rapid City, S.D., offering bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees. The university enrolls 2,640 students from 45 states and 37 countries, with a student-to-faculty ratio of 14:1. The average starting salary for graduates is $62,020 with a 98 percent placement rate. Find us online at www.sdsmt.edu, on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/sdsmt and on Twitter at https://twitter.com/sdsmt.


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Sorry to be a tease about posting Part II of my L.A. Date Adventure, but boy did I need sleep! My naps are done, I've turned my cell phone back on, and now I can tell you what happened with The Comic. Where did we leave off? Oh yes...
There was kissing. The snaps started coming unsnapped and the buttons started coming unbuttoned. He was a fantastic kisser... and he had this little thing he did where... never mind. Anyway, I started having something of a moral dilemma about having sex with a guy I barely knew and would probably never see again...
He whispered something in my ear, snapping me out of my moral dilemma.
"Sorry," I said.
"Hey, if you were thinking about someone more handsome and skilled to get yourself through it, I'm fine with that."
I laughed. "It's not that. It's just... I don't know, not my usual style, I guess."
"Well, I'm cool with just making out," he said.
"Are you sure?"
"Yeah. And I promise not to protest if you want to go down on me or give me a handjob or anything."
"You're slick," I said sarcastically.
"That's why I have to fight the ladies off."
He was actually really decent about it and we made out. And because it was late and he lived far away, I invited him to spend the night, which he didn't even take the wrong way. In the morning, he ran downstairs to get us coffee and muffins while I packed. The minute he was out the door, there was a knock. I thought he'd forgotten something and answered, still in my robe. Tex.
"Who's your friend?" he asked, nodding toward the empty hall.
"Are you spying on me?"
"No, we just happened to be coming out at the same time."
"Yeah right. Why are you here exactly?"
"Just wanted to let you know we're out of here in 20 minutes."
"Great. Can you go now?"
"Sure thang, darlin'."
God, he is so annoying!
The Comic and I wolfed down our muffins and then said our goodbyes. He said he'd be in town (my town) next month for a performance and asked if I wanted to get together. I/ll give you one guess what my answer was. :) Then Tex, Mark and I hit the road.
"So K," Mark said, eyeing me in the rearview mirror. "What did you end up doing last night?"
I opened my mouth to answer, but Tex beat me to the punch.
"I think the question is who did she end up doing?"
"Screw you Tex," I said, closing my eyes.
"I wish!" he said back.
"Ugh, wake me up when we get to the airport," I said, already closing my eyes.
As it turns out, we couldn't get three seats together. I managed to sit three whole rows away from Mark and five from Tex. It was blissful. I slept the whole way, and don't remember a single dream.


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(4) St. Bonaventure 66
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Donald L. Tucker Center, Tallahassee, Florida
Review/Preview: Bonnies roll
Justin Kutcher and Nell Fortner break down St. Bonaventure's win and preview their match up against Notre Dame in the Sweet 16.
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Justin Kutcher and Nell Fortner break down St. Bonaventure's win and preview their match up against Notre Dame in the Sweet 16.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- St. Bonaventure is making its first trip to the NCAA tournament a memorable one.
Jessica Jenkins scored 22 points and Doris Ortega added 13 points and 10 rebounds to help the fifth-seeded Bonnies beat No. 13 seed Marist 66-63 on Tuesday night and advance to the round of 16."We're the new kids to the party," St. Bonaventure coach Jim Crowley said. "That's pretty cool."The Bonnies (31-3) are moving on to Raleigh, N.C. after snapping Marist's 11-game winning streak. Next up for the newcomers is top-seed Notre Dame.Leanne Ockenden missed a desperation 3-point shot at the buzzer for 13th- seeded Marist, which was the lowest seed to advance into the second round.Marist (26-8) had a chance to tie the score at 64 with 1:25 left, but Kelsey Beynnon missed a free throw that would have completed a three-point play. CeCe Dixon's two free throws with 23 seconds left gave St. Bonaventure a 66-63 lead."It was what we expected ... a game of swings," Crowley said. "We just kind of find a way to get it done."Brandy Gang led Marist with 19 points, 14 coming in the second half. Corielle Yarde added 13 points and Beynnon 12 for the Red Foxes, who shot 40 percent.Jenkins, who scored only five points on two-of-nine shooting in Sunday's win over Florida Gulf Coast, made six 3-pointers for St. Bonaventure, which hit 45 percent from the field. The Bonnies also defeated Marist 67-56 on Dec. 18."I feel like I ran screens a little bit better to get myself open than I did the other day," said Jenkins, the nation's active leader with 338 career 3's.Marist trailed 38-31 at half, but regained the lead at 43-42 on Gang's 3-pointer five minutes into the second half. The score see-sawed until the Bonnies took the lead for good at 52-49 with 9:38 left on Chelsea Bowker's 3-point shot. Bowker tied the score with a jumper 53 seconds earlier."We just didn't make enough plays," Marist coach Brian Giorgis said. "We gave them too many second chance opportunities."St. Bonaventure had most things going its way in the first half.The Bonnies shot 54.2 percent and were 4 for 7 from 3-point distance, all by Jenkins. St. Bonaventure also won the first half rebound battle by a 20-12 margin and finished with a 40-26 advantage overall and 15-8 on the offensive boards."I knew how important some of the possessions were," said Ortega, who had five offensive boards. "Basically, I was just trying to be aggressive."Rebounding, Crowley said, made the difference and he praised Ortega's effort."The bigger the game, the better she is," Crowley said. "In big games, she makes plays."Marist, meanwhile, shot just 37.9 percent and missed 10 of 15 tries from long range in the opening half.St. Bonaventure used a 12-2 run midway through the half on the way to its largest lead at 33-23. Marist countered with eight unanswered points to get within 33-31.Marist had hoped to return to the Sweet 16 for the second time. The Red Foxes advanced that far in 2006-07 before being eliminated by Tennessee."It wasn't meant to be," Giorgis said. "That's the frustrating thing."Marist upset fourth-seeded Georgia 76-70 on Sunday and St. Bonaventure rallied for a 72-65 overtime win over 12th-seeded Florida Gulf Coast to advance from the tournament's opening round.A small liberal arts college located on the shore of the Hudson River in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., Marist captured an automatic berth as the Metro Atlantic Athletic Association champion to reach the NCAA tournament a seventh straight season.St. Bonaventure, a small private Franciscan Catholic University located in the west New York town of Olean, was an at-large invitee to the women's tournament.Copyright by STATS LLC and The Associated Press
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FG Made-Attempted | 20-50 (.400) | 23-51 (.451) |
3P Made-Attempted | 7-21 (.333) | 7-15 (.467) |
FT Made-Attempted | 16-19 (.842) | 13-18 (.722) |
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Join us on Jan. 31 for our annual City Workers Day at the USAO Fieldhouse. Employees of the City of Chickasha as well as surrounding communities enjoy free admission. The Drovers tip off against Wayland Baptist at 1 p.m. for the women and 3 p.m. for the men. [MORE DETAILS]
Goal: $4,850,000Amount Raised To Date: $3,232,566 or 67% USAO Regent, Vice Chairman of the Board of Keller Williams Realty
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CHICKASHA – Four men's soccer players from the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma were named All-Southwest Region by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. Goalkeeper Bryan Byars, defender Scott Parkinson, midfielder Kalokwera Okot and forward Nicolas Alberto earned the honor. USAO was the only school with a player in each of the positions among all the regions.


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Don't have a picture, but our master bath is on north side of the house, with clerestory windows, and one stained glass window facing west. During the winter, I hung my staghorn ferns from the ceiling since they like indirect light and high humidity. Today I moved everything out to the Teahouse to see how everybody likes their new homes. Except for the ficus and an orchid. Love the way your shower looks with all that lush green stuff. I remember seeing a shower designed with teak boards on the bottom, and the exterior wall was a pair of insulated sliding glass doors, opening onto a walled outside patio with a great chaise lounge there. Now THAT would be a paradise dream come true. Oh yeah, I have an outdoor shower, and I have a chain up high over it. When I take plants outside to water them, I use the handheld shower wand and then hang the pots from the chain in the shade. But this is completely outdoors. |
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Every so often, I'll place large plants in the shower..the problem is, no one other than myself moves plants towards the back or outside of the tub, so the soil ends up drenched or the tub ends up muddy. The pipes are a zillion years old, so I do worry about soil sweeping down the drain. However, I shower plants then place back in their permanent spot the same day.. Elkay, your bathroom looks so very nice. So, you haul each plant out of the tub when you shower? Your plants are doing great..Toni |
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Officially known as Governor Albert D. Rosellini Bridge (the Washington statesman who oversaw its creation in the early 1960), this section of State Route 520 connects Seattle to its eastern suburbs via a roadway that floats atop Lake Washington on 33 football field–size pontoons. The design was chosen due to the lake's unstable bed and the curved nature of the roadway (a common problem for the area, which would explain why the state is home to four of the five largest floating bridges in the world). The aging structure is currently being replaced by a larger, even longer, more modern floating bridge that can even accommodate a light-rail system. wsdot.wa.gov


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Year in Review: The 12 Best Documentaries of 2012
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Berlinale By Scott Beggs on October 20, 2012 | Comments (1)Editor's note: With Bestiaire hitting limited release, here is a re-run of our Berlin Film Festival review, originally published on February 15, 2012. Before the screening of Bestiaire, writer/director/producer Denis Côté relayed a story about an audience member who approached him at Sundance and told him that she felt like the movie was less about animals and more "a movie about an audience watching a movie." Even without planting the seed of this idea, it would have become obvious within a few minutes of watching the semi-staged documentary. It has an eerie ability to make you aware that you're in an audience watching something, yet it does so magically without taking you out of the movie. The surrounding people are more obvious, but the images up on the screen are still transfixing. The simple way to describe this convention-bucking flick is that it's a little over an hour of animals. That alone makes it watchable, but the brilliance of the project is in its more complex description: a film composed entirely of sequential static shots of wild beasts and humans watching or caring for wild beasts that shines a spotlight on observation and fine art.
The 87 Most Interesting Movies of the 2012 European Film Market (or 87 Movies You Probably Haven't Heard of But Need On Your Radar)
Berlinale By Scott Beggs on February 27, 2012 | Comments (4)There's a solid chance that you haven't heard of most of these movies. Yet they exist – out there somewhere as a thorn in the side of movie fans trying to see as much as possible. Nuggets of potential waiting to be picked up from the movie orphanage by a distributor and given a warm home with cup holders in every seat. The European Film Market is fascinating for that reason and for the way people attend it. Tickets this year were around $600, but that's a reasonable price for companies sending representatives trying to find the next moneymaker for their company or the hot movie to bring to their festival. That means screenings come complete with people on cell phones and unimpressed buyers walking out after ten minutes to hustle next door to see if the other movie playing has any promise to it. It's a bizarre way to watch movies, but it makes a kind of sense given the massive size of the movie list compared to the tiny amount of time to see everything. There were upwards of 675 movies in the EFM this year, all of them with their own selling points. Here are the 87 most interesting-sounding with descriptions found in the official catalog. For the most part, I haven't seen these movies (and didn't even know about many of them until the Berlin Film Festival), but they all have something going for them that should earn them a spot on your radar.
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Hi y'all! I'm back! TRIP REPORT NOW ADDED!
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DAN. UPDATE: TRIP REPORT NOW ADDED - SEE BELOW! Thanks
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Hi all! Here is my trip report for last weekend (the 16th thru 18th December 2006) at Disneyland Resort Paris.
We stayed in the Sequoia Lodge. When we arrived from the train, we walked with our luggage thru Disney Village to the hotel. The weather was a bit drissely but it was ok. Just outside the Village in between the parks and the IMAX they had their Christmas Markets set up, and despite advertising saying it was from the 22nd December, it had actually opened today (16th) which I was pleased about. Throughout Disney Village they had Christmas decorations and lights. When we reached the hotel outside one of the large trees had Christmas lights on it, and the front of the hotel had lights over it. We went inside made our way upstairs to the check-in desk. The hotel inside was decorated out for Christmas and looked lovely. Round the fireplace in the Redwood Bar and Lounge they had two big trees and garlands, and the Northwest Passage gift shop had a lovely Christmas window display too. At check-in I got two nice surprises. One was that we had been given a free room upgrade to a Montana Room in the main building! And two that it was available there and then to dump all our stuff (usually you have to leave your luggage at reception til after 3 oclock). So I was very pleased about that. Our room was literally just two floors above the bar, on the fourth floor. Our room number was 4241. The view from the room was pretty good. We could see over to Lake Disney and just beyond the trees Disney Village. So we left our stuff in our room and went off to Disneyland Park. It was very busy on Saturday, in fact its probably the busiest Ive ever seen it. The tree and the decorations around the park looked lovely. The new lights they have this year that replaced the Lights of Winter are like big poles with Disney Princess on them. They are ok, but I prefer the good ole Lights of Winter! The weather was still rainy but it was ok. Despite the crowds we managed to do the following attractions today: Le Passage Enchante dAladdin La Cabane des Robinson Adventure Isle Big Thunder Mountain (I used some of my free Fast Passes from buying the AP Dream) Discovery Arcade Liberty Arcade Star Tours Les Mysteres du Nautilus Space Mountain (I used some of my free Fast Passes from buying the AP Dream) Sleeping Beauty Castle inc. the Dragons Lair and the upstairs walk-thru Alices Curious Labyrinth We ate in Toad Hall Restaurant in the afternoon. On Main Street we saw the Christmas Carollers. Then that evening we managed to see the Christmas Parade, The Enchanted Fairytale Ceremony and Disneys Fantillusion. The Christmas Parade was lovely. I even bought the CD with the soundtrack on it! The floats in the Parade were (in this order): Mickey and Friends Christmas Float (Chip, Dale, Mickey, Minnie, Pluto and Goofy) Cinderella and Prince Beauty and the Beast Sleeping Beauty and Philip Aladdin and Jasmine Mary Poppins Santa in his Sleigh pulled by real reindeer The Toy Soldiers The Enchanted Fairytale Ceremony was nice. Mickey and all his friends, including loads of different Princes and Princesses attended the stage in the Central Plaza and did a little act thing to light up the Christmas Lights. Then Tinkerbell appeared at the highest Castle balcony and did a little thing where she waved her wand and in time with the music the Castle lit up bit by bit. Disneys Fantillusion was cool. Of all the times Ive been to Disneyland Paris this was the first time Id seen Fantillusion! Ive seen the Electrical Parade at California Adventure and SpectroMagic at Magic Kingdom, so I kind of knew what to expect. The floats in this parade were, in order: Mickey Mouse Disney Friends (Goofy, Pluto and Chip) Flora, Fauna and Merryweather Big Butterfly on a Flower Ursula Jafar Wicked Queen from Sleeping Beauty Snow White and Prince Ariel and Eric (I loved this one the float was beautiful) Beauty and the Beast Aladdin and Jasmine (this float was pretty cool too) Castle/Fireworks/Minnie Mouse as Princess That evening we ate in one of the restaurants in our hotel, the Beaver Creek Tavern. It was lovely. The food was good, reasonable price for table service in out hotel. Though, the service was a little slow, but that wasnt really an issue. The following morning (17th December) we had breakfast in the Park booked for 9.15 at Au Chalet de la Marionnette. The park was a lot quieter than yesterday and we managed to get on more attractions: Pirates of the Caribbean Legends of the Wild West Phantom Manor Disneyland Railroad (boarded at Frontierland Depot) The Chaparral Theatre (Mickeys Winter Wonderland definitely worth seeing. Characters in the show: Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, Donald, Pluto, the Country Bears, Chip and Dale. They did ice skating, sung carols and at the end went of in a horse drawn sleigh! It was really cool) Main Street Vehicles (Paddy Wagon we had our picture taken on it I was in the handcuffs and Ben was driving me off to prison!) Discovery and Liberty Arcades Sleeping Beauty Castle Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Pinocchios Adventure Fantasy Festival Stage (Winnie the Pooh and Friends, too Christmas show. It was very nicely done. All the main characters were in it and also Christopher Robin and Gopher) We also paid a visit to Belles Christmas Village in Fantasyland. We made a stop in Hakuna Matata, which was also decorated for Christmas. That evening we ate in Annettes Diner in Disney Village. We didnt have to wait like you normally do either. We wandered back to the hotel and decided to sit in the Redwood Bar and have a drink. The last day, Monday 18th, we got up and had breakfast in out hotel in the Hunters Grill. I loved this restaurant. Its even better than the Beaver Creek. The theme and décor work is just so amazing. They really have a gem with this hotel in my opinion!! Breakfast was nice, so it was off to Walt Disney Studios. We arrived before the official opening time. When we got through the gates Minnie and Pluto were waiting to greet guests. I got my picture and autograph with them both. We then looked around the shops in the Frontlot and Studio One until opening. At 10am they turned out all the light in Studio One and did their countdown, lights camera, action thing and the park was officially open then. The park was totally dead today! I mean there was no-one there except us virtually! Attractions we managed to see: Armageddon CineMagique Studio Tram Tour Animagique Flying Carpets Over Agrabah We also met Mickey he was just standing by his caravan with no-one even queuing for him! so I got a picture and his autograph. The Stitch came wandering out. He started running around and being his usual naughty self! We chased his for his autograph and eventually he stopped kicking paper round the floor (like I said it was really dead there today!) and we got his picture and he signed my book. We also managed to meet Bob aka Mr. Incredible. I got my picture with him, but he doesnt sign autographs unfortunately. We saw the Cinema Parade. Floats in the parade in order: Donald and Goofy Minnie Tinkerbell Pinocchio inc. Gepetto The Lion King 101 Dalmatians Mary Poppins Toy Story Mickey and Pluto We also ate in Restaurant en Coulisse. Then it was back over to Disneyland Park before we set off home. Attractions we saw: La Cabane des Robinson Adventure Isle Big Thunder Mountain (I went alone lol) Main Street Vehicles (we rode the Paddy Wagon from Town Square to the Castle. The CM driving was quite in the spirit of it and periodically stopped the car, beeped the horn and called out police! and indicated she has prisoners and was taking them to her dungeon under the Castle ) Liberty Arcade Le Carrousel de Lancelot its a small world and finally, we even had time for a hot chocolate in Au Chalet de la Marionnette before we set back to the hotel (where on the way we also stopped at McDonalds in Disney Village) On top of all that, I even managed to have time to take over 210 pictures and about 25 video clips. As well as going in every shop and boutique in Disneyland Park and Disney Village, and 3 of the 5 shops in WDS. Please check out all my pictures here We had an amazing time. DAN
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Lovely report, thanks for sharing. We loved staying in the Sequoia Lodge at Christmastime, the bar was particularly cozy. I love Fantillusion too.
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This hotel is definately the one I would go to next time we go to Disneyland Paris.
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