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Some facilities remain closed in low season, please check at the time of booking if there is an activity or facility which is key to your holiday.
Le Château des Marais
Chambord, LoireSite code: LR016
Facilities and Amenities
- Languages Spoken: French, English, German and Spanish
- Other Services: Fax, telephone cards, currency exchange and local information.
- Internet Access Available
- Wifi available at a charge
- Credit Cards Accepted: Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, Eurocard
- Minimarket: Open 08/05/2015 - 11/09/2015
- General Food Shop: Open 08/05/2015 - 11/09/2015
- Restaurant: Traditional French restaurant Kids Menu Available Local Dishes Available Location: Next to the bar Open 08/05/2015 - 11/09/2015
- Takeaway: Salads, meat (chicken, steak hache, nuggets), pizzas, French fries, drinks and ice creams Open 08/05/2015 - 11/09/2015
- Bar: Small, traditional. Open 08/05/2015 - 11/09/2015 Location: Next to the restaurant and the swimming pools
- Animation Team: Quizzes, sports tournaments, talent competitions, bingo Open 05/07/2015 - 29/08/2015
- TV Room: English, French - special events are shown on a big screen
- Games Room: Pool table, air hockey, pinball, video games, table football, table tennis
- Hot Showers
- Baby Baths
- Baby Changing
- Dishwashing Sinks
- Toilets
- Children's Toilets
- Irons
- Washers: 4 x machines €6.00 per load
- Dryers: 4 x machines €3.00 per load
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Dogs allowed on this campsite. Leash required. Max dogs: 2.Dogs are allowed in the following Eurocamp accommodation: All accommodation types except Aspect, Vista, Espace, and Safari tent.
This Parc has facilities for disabled people. Please contact our Customer Sales Staff for more information.


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Franklin Parish, was formed in northern Louisiana in 1839 and named for Benjamin Franklin. The parish seat is Winnsboro with about 5,150 residents. The entire county has a population of around 21,000. The Franklin Parish Courthouse which sits on Main Street (Hwy. 17) was constructed in 1951 on the site of a former bear hunting camp.Related to:
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The 2014/15 rates for the main Grouse and Pheasant days and the Walking Days include lunch at the hotel for all guns. The New to the Scene package also includes accommodation and dinner, and the Evening Duck Flight includes afternoon tea (as opposed to lunch).
If you have any queries about availability, dates, prices and arrangements, please do not hesitate to contact Swinton Estate's shooting agent, James Raynar by email or by calling him on 01765 689224. Please also see our Accommodation page for details of rates for shooting parties staying at Swinton Park.
The prices are as follows:
Grouse (for nine guns): price per brace of birds on application to James Raynar.
Pheasant (for eight guns) : price per bird on application to James Raynar.
New to the Scene (including instruction, lunch, two drives, accommodation and dinner): £800 (inc VAT) per gun – a booking of four guns is required on this package.
Walking Day for four guns: £1,500 (incl VAT)
The Evening Duck Flight for 2 to 8 guns, including tea before: £100 + VAT per gun
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We are delighted to have received planning approval for our Country Club and Spa, which will include an indoor swimming pool with full spa and fitness facilities, as well as a 40-seat conservatory restaurant, coffee shop and Swinton Estate shop. Please see our press release for more information.
In the meantime, why not start the New Year with a new skin regime at our current spa, using our Thalgo's fabulous treatments. For a treat to look forward to, why not book onto our exclusive Guest Chef Tables, commencing 11th April.


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96 dodge intrepid. I got a code 72 last fall, cat conv efficiency. it would come and go so I was not sure about its validity. the other day, the car flooded, -10F. I had to change plugs and it finally started but now it is running very rich. I am getting code 52 which means rich condition. my rear bumper is getting sooty from the black exhaust. is my exhaust plugged so the engine is running very rich or are my O2 sensors fouled by the flooding episode? dodges are sensitive to being flooded i have heard.
It's time to take it in to a qualified shop and have it diagnosed and tuned up; and yes, your catalytic converter may be clogged and/or posioned, and there could be malfunctioning sensors present. I'll bet that your fuel mileage has reduced. A clogged comverter will cause a reduction of vacuum which can mess up the system response.
my mechanic friend said to check the plugs and see if any were wet now that it is "running". i did and only 1 is wet but all are black. thats with new plugs and only 200 miles of running. hmm, what would make all the plugs black? something they all have in common? maybe FPR? what is the situation here? car is running but very rich. runs bad when it is cold, supposed to be in open loop so it is not getting input from sensors yet it runs terrible.
I still say that you should get a full set of diagnostics done at a good shop. However, in the interim, you may wish to check the operation of the MAP (manifold absolute pressure) sensor. By your description, the engine is running more rich than for startup, default settings. Check the connection and health of the vacuum line to the MAP sensor.
Test the electrical resistance of the plug leads. I don't know the recommended replacement schedule for yours, but its probably in the neighboorhood of every 30,000 miles.
If you are going to do your own maintence, a good repair manual is a must.
Another item that may cause a rich mixture is loss of, or erroneous, temperature signal to the engine controller. If this is in working order, a thermostat stuck open, lets the engine runs too cool to provide enough temperature signal to lean out the mix.
the wires are less than 1 yr old. I did have a cracked vacuum line to the FPR. i fixed that and checked all the plugs last nite and took it on a 20 minute drive. ran ok, probably 80%. it started this morning in -5F temps. first crank and she fired. i took it to work. 4 mile trip. started fine after work. seems to run ok and the rich smell is gone but i do get a flucuating idle still. perhaps it will take several days to get the computer to relearn my driving habits. a visit to a shop with a scope is not a bad idea.


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Justin Rothshank '00
Goshen College's SST and other cross-cultural experiences have been beneficial to me as I come into contact with people of different backgrounds.
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One of the most valuable parts of my international experience at Goshen was simply, conversation and listening to others stories. Those experiences have helped me to learn to value listening more in my current situation.
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"One of the big rewards for me has been learning to know and understand the people that we work for and with, especially the other partners of the business."
Matt Hickman '99
Philosophically, I have come to the realization that the relationship between "culture" and "service" is dynamic; they inform each other.
Hans Peter-Goertz '96
From time to time I step back and reflect on whether or not I have maintained the ideals of peace and justice that Goshen offered, and evaluate how to best implement those ideals.
Kristin Nolan King '95
In promoting Unique World Gifts through my marketing campaign, I am serving women, men and children all over the world and am supporting their livelihoods.
Brenda Hostetler Kauffman '95
"There is always the dichotomy of rewards and challenges in owning your own business; rewards and challenges can be closely related."
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"As someone who grew up in the developing world (Nigeria), Goshen encouraged me to think about the reasons for poverty and helped me see that I needed to be part of the solution."
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I enjoy working with teachers who take student learning seriously and who see their work as having a larger social purpose. Working with students who are willing to experiment and take risks is also a highlight.
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A tale of two streetsWritten by Becky Johnson
Waynesville and Sylva are at a crossroads, ones that will irrevocably shape the character of their communities.
Both towns are clamoring for a makeover of their commercial avenues — South Main Street in Waynesville and N.C. 107 in Sylva — but neither likes the plans that the N.C. Department of Transportation came up with.
Instead, both communities want to do their own street plans, drawing from new urbanist philosophies that use street design as a springboard for creating vibrant and lively shopping districts where not only cars but people feel at home.
But traffic is a fact of life, and whether the communities can marry the needs of the thoroughfares with their lofty visions remains to be seen.
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GENEROUS shoppers dug deep to help Stratford Foodbank at the weekend.
More than two tonnes of food was collected at Tesco's Maybird Centre store on Saturday and Sunday (December 1 and 2). It was part of the supermarket giant's 'Help Feed People in Need' appeal supporting projects around the country.
The Observer first revealed plans to set-up a foodbank in Stratford - spearheaded by Holy Trinity vicar Martin Gorick - after shock revelations that some one in six households in the outwardly affluent town were living in poverty as defined by the government - those living on 60 per cent or less of average national household income.
It hit a nerve with Observer readers and some 60 volunteers have come forward following our original story in August to help operate the foodbank which is set to launch next month.
Work is also progressing well on establishing links with other organisations in the town for referring people in need
to the foodbank, and also to provide long term help for those receiving food parcels.
Alex Holmes, Stratford Foodbank project manager, said: "The response was tremendous at the weekend. We had people donating not just single items, but also bags and baskets.
"Increasing numbers of people are struggling to make ends meet in the current economic climate. Times are tough for many local people so Stratford Foodbank is delighted to be part of Tesco's 'Help Feed People in Need' appeal."
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The First Year of Homeschooling Your Child: Your Complete Guide to Getting Off to the Right Start (Google eBook)
Crown/Archetype, Feb 4, 2009 - Education - 360 pages
Homeschool the right way from day one.
Are you considering homeschooling for your family? Today, many parents recognize that their child's school options are limited, inadequate, or even dangerous, and an increasing number are turning to homeschooling. But where do you start and how do you ensure the highest-quality educational experience, especially in that pivotal first year?
This comprehensive guide will help you determine the appropriate first steps, build your own educational philosophy, and discover the best ways to cater to your child's specific learning style, including:
·When, why, and how to get started
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"To the thousands of requests we receive for help from families new to homeschooling, we will now recommend this warm and knowledgeable book. It will ensure that all families make it to the second year—including yours!" —Elizabeth Kanna, editor in chief, Homeschool.com
"Linda Dobson addresses all the issues facing parents as they consider the task of homeschooling over other educational options. Those who wonder whether they really can or want to do the job will find unique perspectives in this well-researched work."—Beverly K. Eakman, author and cofounder, National Education Consortium
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Engaging students is an integral part of the learning process. Whether your course is delivered face-to-face in the classroom, distance classroom, or online, you can create online activities of all types to engage your students.
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The Prezi workshop allows you to gain experience using and navigating Prezi, a presentation software that is zoomable and customizable. You will have a chance to use Prezi, hands-on, as you learn its basic tools and functionalities. As you leave the workshop, you should have a strong grasp of Prezi's basic features and functions.
Adobe Connect is an online meeting tool where faculty and students can engage in synchronous collaboration using text, audio, and video. Participants in online meetings can also share applications and a whiteboard during the meeting. This is a two part series at ODU's Center for Learning and Teaching that must be taken in sequence.
(1) In the "Basics Workshop" participants will learn the "basics" of using the online meeting interface.
(2) In the "Beyond the Basics Workshop" participants will explore and practice using the many "beyond basics" features and tools as they relate to content presentation, student presentation, collaboration, document sharing, small group work, recordings, and more. PLEASE NOTE: Part I (BASICS) is a prerequisite for Part II (BEYOND THE BASICS).
Because the online workshop is self-paced, some participants will prefer to and be able to allocate time to finish very quickly and others may need to work at a slower pace. There are no deadlines except to finish within 7 days. The estimated time to complete the workshop in one session is 2 hours.
This six-week Web-based workshop introduces faculty to a number of strategies foundational to effective online teaching. Based on the assumption that online teaching dynamics require different competencies and facilitation skills than those required in face-to-face teaching, this session will guide participants through the steps of planning, organizing, and facilitating online courses. Using the best practices from the field, attendees will find themselves actively engaged in using a systematic approach to the planning, organizing, facilitating, and evaluating of online courses. More specifically, the workshop will focus on:
This workshop begins March 17 at noon and ends April 27.
The ePorfolio Learning Community is a gathering of Old Dominion University faculty and practitioners who are currently using an ePortfolio in their curriculum or are interested in using an ePortfolio as a teaching tool in their class. The group is encouraged to share readings with Learning Community members; email them to the Facilitator so there will be enough copies.
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Join other faculty members who are sharing their knowledge about the topic of the hour in this roundtable discussion format.
Recently there has been an increased discussion about and a growing interest in providing audio or video types of feedback to students for a variety of reasons. If you are convinced this is the way to go to improve your course, to improve your course evaluations, to improve your students' performance, to increase the relevance of your feedback, and to even reduce your time on task, attend this workshop to learn about ways to provide either audio or video feedback or both. If you aren't sure this approach is appropriate for you, attend this workshop to explore the options and then make that decision.
During this hands-on workshop, you will have an opportunity to embed audio feedback in a Word document, to attach audio feedback to your graded Blackboard assignments and other tools like discussion, wikis, and blogs, and to utilize Kaltura and YouTube from Blackboard. You will also see demonstrations of using Adobe Connect to annotate as you speak.
Prerequisite: Getting Started with Blackboard or equivalent experience.
In this section, you will explore the features of the Grade Center. Topics covered include: working with Grade Center items (manual entry and automated), entering grades, linking grades to assignments, and integrating Bb Grade Center with Excel.
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The Provost's Conversations on Teaching and Learning (PCTL) is a brown-bag lunch series. At each conversation, a noted ODU professor will illustrate one aspect of his/her teaching (overall philosophy, examples of exemplary teaching moments, etc.). This will be followed by a discussion and a question-and-answer session. These conversations are intended to provide the ODU faculty with opportunities to share, think, and reflect on a wide range of teaching and learning issues. Please see the Provost's Conversations on Teaching and Learning website (http://clt.odu.edu/pctl) for the list of upcoming conversation leaders their topics, for the dates of future conversations, and for links that allow you to view past conversations.
This session was moved from February 19, 2015.
Gail Dodge: Keeping students engaged in large lecture courses: Some New Thoughts on an Old Issue
The creation and deployment of a Faculty Website can create a one-stop location for faculty members to document teaching, research, and service for the university and for students to 'meet' their instructors as well as to receive immediate information on course, instructor, and student expectations.
The 21st Century Model: Community Collaboration, Co-education, and Service-Learning.
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The New Faculty Workshop continues with a look at the best ways to engage students, and to answer your questions about best practices in teaching.
Teaching and Diversity with Jennifer Kidd and Peter Baker
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After climbing aboard a school bus, a curious cat spends an enjoyable day at school.
Publisher: New York, NY :, Greenwillow Books, an imprint of HarperCollinsPublishers,, [2014]
Edition: First edition.
Copyright Date: ♭2014
Characteristics: 30 pages :,color illustrations ;,25 x 28 cm
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