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Visit the Eau d'Heure Lakes and the surrounding area on the back of a crocodile, now there's an original idea!
The Amphibious bus came from Canada and has the unique ability to drive on the streets and sail on the lakes!
Start your visit by watching a fun and original video. Then put on your headphones and board the Red Crocodile and set off on a treasure hunt with weird and wonderful characters who will both entertain and instruct you.
An exciting and crazy journey that enables you to explore the Eau d'Heure lakes for an hour.
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April, May, June, September and October: weekends and public holidays from 1pm to 6pm, Wednesdays from 1pm to 4pm.
Groups (minimum 20 persons, booking necessary): from April to November from 9am to 6pm.
Departures every hour.
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- Children aged 4 to 12 years old: €13
- Groups (minimum 20 people) €13
Visits are available in French, Dutch, English, German, Spanish, Italian, Chinese and sign language.
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Lots of fun for the family is planned this weekend at the annual "Get Off Your Hide and Ride" PoNo Rodeo! Find out about the extras available for the first 100 children pre-registered by May 1st by clicking HERE.
Bring your bike, scooter, wagon, tricycle, roller skates or anything else with wheels (wheelchairs are welcome!) to take part in the opening parade! Prizes will be given in several categories.
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Crazy Hat Beach Party and Low Country Boil
As you can see there were a lot of fun and creative hat constructions during the Crazy Hat Beach Party and Low Country Boil event on Wednesday night during the MTOA 2012 Southern Rendezvous. We'll let the photos speak for themselves – it sure was a lot of fun.
We think Robert, here with his wife Kaye, on C-Life, should have won first prize for his hat creation – we know he had a lot of fun making it.
Frank Erwin (above), recent, past President of MTOA, is ready with his hat, a big smile and a good display of turtle pins and attire.
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I hope you all had a fantastic weekend! I sure did because I was in sunny South Beach in Miami, Florida! Have any of you ever been there? It's so gorgeous there ANY time of the year, but it was especially nice to get out of the cold, dreary, almost-winter weather here in NYC. For those who have been to South Beach, you probably noticed that when you were there, people tend to dress a bit, er, flashy. Like, it's totally not unusual for people there to walk around during the day in what I used to think were going-out, club-only clothes. In fact, I don't think I'd EVER wear some of these outfits out of my house, period, but you get the idea.
Let me paint a picture of one of the most memorable ensembles: one girl who looked no older than 20 years old was wearing a white, skintight tube dress with hot pink undergarments, gold sandals with a 5-inch platform, a cowboy hat, sunglasses, and french-tipped acrylic nails that went on forever. And the funniest part is that it was 11 in the morning! I mean, I understand that people in SoBe want to look sexy, but I just don't think this is the way to do it. This girl's look was overkill! But, I have to admit, it's a fun place that's pretty much the complete opposite of where I live, which is probably why I love going on little getaways there. The palm trees are pretty, the Latin food is delicious, the water is crystal clear, and most of the guys there look like models. It's paradise!
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Waco, Texas (KWKT) — The defending BIG 12 champion Kansas State Wildcats will take on the North Dakota State Bisons, Friday night, in their season opener.
The succesful former junior-college quarterback, Jake Waters, will take the reigns for the Wildcats as starting QB. Waters will be replacing Heisman runner-up Collin Klein.
In ju-co ball, Waters a 6'1", 210 pound junior, put up ridiculous numbers as he threw for 3,500 yards, 39 touchdowns with only three interceptrions at Iowa Western Community College
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Sunday, December 30, 2012
DRUGS, including morphine and diazepam, and a set of needles have been stolen from a parked car in Haverhill.
Suspects broke into the car in the Burton End area on Saturday morning and stole a rucksack containing medical equipment, prescription drugs and clothing.
Most of the equipment was found beneath an underpass but the bag, drugs- which could cause serious harm if injected or ingested - and clothing are still missing.
The bag is fluorescent yellow and it and the clothing bears the ambulance service emblem.
Anyone with information about this incident or the missing items can contact Haverhill Police on 101 or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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There was a better time when this sort of villainy was a complete 'no-no' in our county. Now there are few moral standards to prevent this sort of thing. Thank goodness that Russia jailed Pussy Riot for sacrilege in a church!
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There was once a moral standard in our county that stopped things like this ambulance theft from happening. Alas, no more.
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We love to talk -- to our friends, family, on the phone. Our lives would be so much lonelier if we were deprived of the pleasure of communication. What a lot of us don't realise though, is that talking is almost useless unless there is someone who listens. Introducing, the Bad Listeners. We all have that one friend or even parent or sibling who simply cannot listen. While some are quite aware of being a useless shoulder to cry on, there are others who are completely oblivious of the fact that they too need to hone their listening skills. Read on to see if you are one of these people.
Situation 1: Your friends are talking while you are browsing Facebook or Whatsapping on your phone. Suddenly they all burst out laughing and you look up from your device, eager to know what the joke is all about; they simply shrug and say, "You had to be there man, you missed the moment." If this seems like a common scenario, then you need to pay more attention to what your friends around you are saying, rather than those sitting behind a screen.
Situation 2: Your friend is chatting with you about that movie she watched recently. After a few minutes you realise she is talking about something else entirely and you have no idea how she got there. Known as 'zoning-out', it means you got bored and basically slept with your eyes open while she kept talking. Needless to say, this does not qualify you as being a great listener.
Situation 3: Your boyfriend is talking to you about some new games he is thinking of playing. He's enthusiastic and excited when you cut him off and say, "Does my hair look okay?" He blinks a little and says, "Yeah, it's fine. Now as I was saying, in this game the player…" "No, I don't think so, something doesn't feel right. I'll just go fix this," -- with that you get up to tend to your hair. If this scenario does not seem strange to you, then you, my friend, need to invest in cotton buds. Interrupting someone with a completely unrelated topic while they are talking about something is not only rude, but also a clear sign that you weren't listening to what they were saying.
Situation 4: You're telling your friend about your recent break up. He sympathises, pats you on the back and sighs. Then, before you get to say more than "dude, she broke up with me," your friend dives into his own memories, and sobs over his own heartbreaks. As you console him, you realise that you ended up being the listener.
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While a lot of us admit that we are not great conversationalists, there are very few who realise that being a good listener is just as difficult, if not more. Listening requires patience, attention and a desire to be there for the person confiding in you.
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A Roundtable on "A River Lost and Found: The Androscoggin River in Time and Place"
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September 6, 2012
4:30 p.m.
Kresge Auditorium, Visual Arts Center.
A Roundtable on A River Lost & Found: The Androscoggin River in Time and Place
with Anne Whiston Spirn, Professor of Landscape Architecture and Planning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Martha A. Sandweiss, Professor of History, Princeton University; Matthew Klingle, Associate Professor of History and Environmental Studies, Bowdoin College; and Michael Kolster, Associate Professor of Art, Bowdoin College.
A River Lost & Found: The Androscoggin River in Time and Place includes photographs and oral histories highlighting the cross-disciplinary research of two Bowdoin faculty members, Matthew Klingle and Michael Kolster. Images and testimonies by local residents revisit the history of a waterway once devastated by industrial contamination and now
partially restored. On view through September 16, 2012. (Pictured: Brunswick Rocks, 2011, ambrotype, by Michael Kolster.)


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Join the P-interest workshop today at noon in the Greenberg Room, where Santiago Barreda (UC Davis) will speak about speaker-adaptive vowel perception.
Modelling speaker-adaptive vowel perception using a statistical pattern-recognition model
In this talk I will outline experimental evidence suggesting that vowel perception and the determination of apparent speaker characteristics are related processes, and that they interact and cooperate. In this view of vowel perception, the interpretation of acoustic information is based on what the listener expects for a given speaker, and the detection of speaker changes is an important aspect of speech perception. This approach to speech perception is able to explain a wide range of experimental results including the influence of instructions on vowel perception, the increased reaction times associated with mixed-speaker listening situations, and the indirect effect of some speech cues (e.g. pitch) on perceived vowel quality. I will outline a statistical model of vowel perception that identifies vowel sounds probabilistically, on the basis of speaker-specific expectations. The results of some behavioral experiments were simulated using this model to compare the predictions made by alternative views of vowel perception. Results support the notion that vowel perception is tied to speaker expectations and the detection of speaker changes rather than being deterministically related to the acoustic characteristics of a speech sound.


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Clients were streaming in and out of Tana Hetrick's Animal Health Clinic on Evergreen Parkway last week, so much so that she's having a difficult time packing.
Hetrick is slowly saying goodbye to the practice she's built over the last 25 years. She is spending February handing out medical records, taking care of patients in the middle of medical treatment, and cleaning out her clinic at 3999 Evergreen Parkway in Canyon Commons.
THORNTON — The practice hours were countless. Morning practices, afternoon practices, two-a-days. They added up. They also paid off in spades for the Evergreen Lady Cougars.
Facing West, the popular sister duo, will headline the third annual Evergreen's Got Talent show on Saturday at the Muddy Buck.
"They've been with us from the very beginning," said Schaunon Winter Gilman, organizer of the event. "We have a slate of returning and new people."
The talent show is a fund-raiser for Operation Homefront, an organization that provides assistance to military families and wounded veterans in need, Gilman said.
Jeffco school board member Julie Williams cast the board's only vote for a resolution supporting state legislation that would permit the carrying of concealed weapons in public schools.
"Repealing the gun-free school zone act will empower our nation's schoolteachers, faculty and law-abiding parents to ensure the safety and well-being of our children," Williams said at the Feb. 5 school board meeting.
Students at Evergreen High School are making decisions about future professions while taking courses at Warren Tech, the career and technical high school for Jeffco Public Schools.
Evergreen High senior Morgan Hays is developing a device to remove carbon dioxide from space stations in a class she's taking at Warren Tech.
When astronauts are in their sleeping quarters in space stations, the levels of carbon dioxide rise, Morgan explained.
The Oompa-Loompas will visit Evergreen Middle School on Friday and Saturday, when "Willy Wonka Jr." is performed by the school's choral music students.
The show is based on the book "Willy Wonka," so the plot is a bit different than the Gene Wilder movie. But the students will be treated to old friends such as Willy Wonka, Charlie Bucket, his Uncle Joe and the other difficult children who find golden tickets.
Jeffco Open Space is working with the city of Arvada in hopes of creating a county shooting range on property owned by the municipality.
"What we're saying is that we'd like to be at the table," said Amy Ito, Jeffco Open Space's manager of planning and development.
"The timing seems ideal. This was our No. 1 site," Ito said.
"We're going through a rebranding process," said Linda Castle, the new director of the Evergreen Downtown Business Association.
The organization is updating its website and making efforts to increase membership, she said.
"It is my desire to get everything organized," said Castle, who began serving in the position in January.
An injunction will temporarily prevent Jeffco Public Schools from releasing the names of teachers who participated in "sick-outs" last fall pending a court hearing requested by the teachers union, which claims that disclosing the information would violate teachers' medical privacy.
The Jefferson County Education Association's Feb. 18 filing in District Court claims that even when sick-leave records do not contain specific health data, disclosing the records to the public could indirectly reveal private information.
Local developer Scott Smith is buying Bergen Park Church, possibly as part of a plan to develop neighboring property, including land he owns next to Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage.
Both Smith and Bergen Park Church Pastor Jim Demolar confirmed that Smith — operating as Bergen Park Development Co. LLC — is buying the church, at 1318 County Road 65 in Bergen Park.


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Hello! My name is Jane Wetherholt. This Jan Term I will be taking a class at the Sawtooth Center focusing on photography. I will be using a single-lens reflex (SLR) film camera that belonged to my grandfather. He passed away in August, so it will be really special to be using something that belonged to him.
I started becoming interested in photography in high school. I took a class my junior year of high school and my dad got a refurbished Canon SLR film camera, so I've had some experience with dark room photography. I wasn't very good at all, and I didn't really improve much that first year because there was a misunderstanding and I ended up almost teaching myself. However, I did learn a lot about the mechanics of an SLR and the mechanics of the dark room. My first year in college, my dad got me a digital SLR camera and it's been a learning process ever since. I've learned the most just taking pictures recreationally and learning what works and what doesn't. It's been really great to have the digital SLR because I can see immediately what works and what doesn't and really get a chance to experiment without wasting film. It may sound conceited, but I really think I've improved over the last few years and really firmed the basics of photography. The summer after my first year I also took a week-long photography course with a camera similar to the one I'll be using for this class. The course was extremely helpful in learning the basics of SLR film photography and dark room mechanics.
Though photography is one my hobbies and has been since high school, there are still several areas in which I need improvement. I'm not very good at taking pictures in low light or with a flash. I'd also like to learn more about taking pictures of people and landscapes. I think some of my framing definitely needs improvement and I could probably use more practice at finding patterns and focal points. Having a basic working knowledge of photography and SLR cameras will help me in this class because I can hone in on the areas that need improvement. I also want to find out if I've cultivated bad habits in taking pictures. It could be that I've got the basics completely wrong.
I've been meaning to take more photography courses, but I've never had time in my schedule, so this Jan Term is a perfect way to accomplish this. I'd also like to learn how to use my grandfather's camera, since I've been used to more modern cameras.
I'm very excited about this Jan Term! I'll also be posting the photographs I'll be taking and developing, since I just got a snazzy new printer for Christmas and can scan the photographs onto my computer.
I hope you enjoy reading this blog as much as I'll be enjoying making it!
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Calories | 80 |
Total Fat | 1g |
Saturated Fat | 0 |
Cholesterol | 10mg |
Sodium | 345mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 14g |
Dietary Fiber | -- |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 2g |
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- 1 package(s) (16 ounces) hot-roll mix
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Posted at 7:18 p.m. EDT on Friday, May 3 Do we need to "play" this rotation? Or can we be more like Warren Buffett and be long-term oriented and just own Heinz (HNZ) right through it? I picked Heinz for a reason. I picked it because at the beginning of 1987 we had a very similar spurt in industrial activity and employment, not unlike we had this week. I had just started my hedge fund, and I told people I was going to do it differently from other hedge funds. I was going to think long term. I had liked the stock of Heinz for ages because it was a great domestic-going-international play. People forget that at one point companies like Heinz were largely domestic and they had such fabulous brands that they decided they could take the world by storm. Heinz had one of those brands, and the company was beginning to deliver consistent, smooth growth as it picked up share in country after country after country. I want to own it through thin and, yes, thick. I gave it as an example of the kind of company that I thought I could operate.Within the first two months of the fund I had lost 9%, and the market was only down about half of that. I had gotten hit by a massive rotation out of the Heinz and into companies like Phelps Dodge (now Freeport- McMoRan (FCX)) and Reynolds Metals, Alcan and the Bethlehem Steel. All storied names, names that I thought had little value because they had nothing proprietary and blew with the cyclical winds. When I told the same people who had put money with me that I was down because of my long-term strategy of emphasizing best-of-breed stocks, the vast majority of people who had agreed with that philosophy told me they were going to exercise their right to pull their money out at year-end if I were still down like that. Others wanted me to open the fund and send the money back at that very moment.
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Study Guide: The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down - BookNotes Downloadable / Printable Version THE SPIRIT CATCHES YOU AND YOU FALL DOWN: BOOK SUMMARY
The Hmong are exceptionally well known for the gentleness with which they treat their children. They consider them as the most treasured possession a person can have. In Laos, the Hmong mothers are never apart from their babies, carrying them on their backs during the day and sleeping with them in their arms at night. They have continued to be just as attentive parents in the United States. It had been noted in more than one scientific study that Hmong parents hold and touch their babies far more frequently than Caucasian mothers. Lia had been nurtured this way as well. They were especially concerned that anything would compromise her health and happiness. Jeanine Hilt, a social worker who worked with the Lees, said that they considered Lia an anointed one and her illness more of a blessing than an affliction. The doctors at MCMC vaguely understood the concept of the spirits that were a part of epilepsy for the Hmong, but she was the only one who had actually ever asked the Lees what they thought was the cause of Lias disease.
Lia was her parents favorite child and they kissed, caressed, and loved her extravagantly. They always dressed her in exquisitely embroidered clothes. They later they even blamed her sister, Yer, for her seizures since it was the slammed door that had seemed to initiate them. For a long time, they treated Yer differently than other children as well but at the other end of the spectrum than Lia. Over the first few months of her life, Lia had over twenty seizures which made her parents take her to the emergency room at MCMC three times. The problem at the MCMC was lack of financial support. They had to compete with two other larger hospitals for high paying patients, and to add to that, there were few if any interpreters to help with communicating with the Hmong patients. Doctors there came to the conclusion that with the Hmong they had to practice veterinary medicine. This set up problems with Lias illness from the beginning. The first two times she came to the hospital, she showed signs of cough and pneumonia (later realized to be the result of aspiration during the seizures), and the doctors just sent her home with antibiotics. However, the third time, she was in the middle of a grand mal seizure when her parents brought her to the ER, and Dr. Dan Murphy saw her. Murphy and his wife had come to Merced with no idea who the Hmong were. But they were interested in learning and eventually became actively involved with the Hmong community. At this ER visit, Murphy noted that the parents seemed frightened, but not terribly so, at least not as frightened as he would have been if it had been his child. He diagnosed the little girl immediately and realized why there had been problems on the previous visits. However, he had no way of knowing that Foua and Nao Kao had already diagnosed their daughters problem as an illness where the spirit catches you and you fall down, and Lias parents had no way of knowing that Dan had diagnosed it as epilepsy.
Dan had learned in medical school exactly what caused epilepsy and how
there was no cure short of surgery whose risks consigned it to the category
of last resort. He also had his own ambivalence about the disease, because
so many people of renown and great artistic and literary talent had been
epileptics. Like the Hmong shamans, these kinds of people experienced
powerful senses of grandeur and spiritual passion during their seizures
and powerful creative urges in their wake. Nonetheless, Dr. Murphy was
essentially a rationalist when it came to his view of medicine. Like Hippocrates,
the great Greek physician, he saw epilepsy as a disease foremost, and
as a result, when it came to Lia, he just wanted the seizures to stop.
He admitted her to the hospital and ran every kind of test to try to determine
what was causing her epilepsy. However, in the end, no cause was ever
found, and she was discharged on March 11, 1983. Foua and Nao Kao were
sent home with ampicillin for the pneumonia in her lungs and Dilantin
for the seizures.
The important aspect of this chapter is the two-sided nature of epilepsy among
the Hmong. The fact that it has a divine nature to them and the fact that
the doctors see it only as a disease to be either cured or controlled
foreshadows problems yet to come between the two cultures.
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Total Foot & Ankle Center, Lake Nona and Dr. Conte are located in the heart of Lake Nona at 10417 Moss Park Road, Orlando, Florida 32832 in the State Farm Building. We are on the northeast corner of Narcoossee Road and Moss Park Road, between Walgreens and Lake Nona Dental Group. The office is easily accessible from both the Central Florida Greenway (417) and the Beachline Expressway (528). It is a short drive for the Southeast Orlando community and both Kissimmee and St. Cloud. Below is a map of the office location for reference purposes.
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The directory of community and business organisations in Broadstone Dorset | |
Residents Association MagazineWinter 2002 - 3 |
BROADSTONE FIRST SCHOOL IS A HEALTH PROMOTING SCHOOL!Broadstone First School is proud to be part of the Healthy Schools Scheme which aims to encourage schools to make life a health promoting experience for all children and adults who teach, learn and work in them. There is recognition that poor health can cause under achievement; equally, poor education on personal, social and health issues can be a cause of a less healthy society. We have celebrated being awarded our Healthy School Status for the third year running. Last year one of our target areas was healthy eating and the whole school took great delight taking part in food week, in the Summer Term. Broadstone itself became an interactive learning zone with trips to Long's Fish and Chip Shop and surveying of the local food stores on route. There were trips to Safeways, Sainsbury's and Tesco's to see how food is stored and prepared. The children were fascinated by their behind the scenes experiences
and we are extremely grateful for such valuable local support. The children also studied how to balance the food groups to ensure they eat a healthy diet. Fruit became high profile in lunch boxes and the children had such fun. Possibly the most rewarding aspect of the whole week, apart from the buzz of activity, was to hear from parents who were delighted that their children were now asking for healthy foods they had never been prepared to try before. Hopefully the seeds are now sown to promote a healthy eating lifestyle which will lead to continued good habits. Daphne Hayward, Personal, Social, Health and Citizenship Education Co-ordinator, Broadstone First School Say you saw it on "Broadstone NET" |