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The Enid Blyton the Enchanted WoodHardback
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- Publisher: Dean & Son
- Format: Hardback | 160 pages
- Dimensions: 220mm x 280mm x 16mm | 821g
- Publication date: 3 October 2011
- Publication City/Country: London
- Illustrations note: b&w line illustrations
- Sales rank: 3,335
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This is a stunning vintage edition of Enid Blyton's best-selling classic The Magic Faraway Tree now republished as the perfect gift book. Joe, Beth and Frannie return to the Enchanted Wood with their cousin Rick and set out on a whole raft of new adventures in the lands at the top of the Faraway Tree. And once again they are joined by their friends Moon-Face, Saucepan Man and Silky the Fairy. Enid Blyton's funny, magical adventure stories have become true classics, loved by millions and still selling thousands of copies every year.
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Enid Blyton is one of the best-loved children's authors with over 700 titles published. Aged 27, Enid married Hugh Pollock and moved to London. They had two children, and soon afterwards Enid wrote her first novel, The Adventures of the Wishing-Chair. Throughout the 40s and 50s, Enid wrote books at a colossal pace: adventure stories, mysteries, magical stories, farming stories, stories for younger children, and best-selling series like Malory Towers and Amelia Jane. She is the author of The Famous Five series, The Secret Seven series, The Wishing Chair series, Malory Towers, St Clare's, The Magic Faraway Tree series, Amelia Jane stories and many more! Enid died in 1963. Her stories remain timeless classics, adored throughout the world.
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By Leeana 08 Jul 2012
While this is the new politically correct version, it still maintains a lot of the original language and it is wonderful to be able to read to Miss 4 and have her enjoy the stories as much as I did when I was younger.
The illustrations are beautiful and are just like the ones in the earlier version of the book I owned as a child.
I rated the book as a 4, simply because I do not agree with the book being changed to be more PC.


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Glasgow 2014: Bronze medal is happy accident for top gun Kristian Callaghan
Posted: July 29, 2014|
He may have got into shooting by "accident" but it has proven to be a happy mistake for Bath top gun Kristian Callaghan after he fired his way to Commonwealth Games bronze on Tuesday.
The University of Bath engineering student finished a fantastic third for England in the men's 25m rapid fire pistol final at the Barry Buddon Shooting Centre with 17 points, six behind gold medallist David Chapman of Australia.
India's Harpeet Singh claimed silver with 21 points but Callaghan - who finished fifth in the 50m pistol final on Monday - was just glad to be on the podium.
"I never thought this was going to be the day I'd win a medal," he beamed. "After Monday, just to have a final was great, so I can't believe it to be honest - it's absolutely incredible.
"It's a complete accident that I'm here winning a bronze medal in shooting in the Commonwealth Games – I started out in a pony club.
"All the years of practice and work are absolutely worth it now."
His medal success has given Callaghan an extra taste for multi-sport competitions, having already represented Team GB at the Youth Olympic Festival and World University Games.
"The future Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast and whatever is after that are definitely on the cards and we've got plans to try and qualify for Rio in the next year," he said.
"First and foremost, I've got the World Championships in four weeks time and if I got a medal there I don't know what I would do."

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By not intervening more forcefully to stop Iran's nuclear ambitions, President Barack Obama is creating a situation where Israel may decide to take matters into its own hands and bomb Iran's nuclear facilities. This would be a dangerous situation for the United States, says Bret Stephens in the Wall Street Journal.
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H.R. 3992, introduced on February 9, 2012 by Rep. Berman (D-CA), would make Israeli nationals eligible to enter the U.S. as nonimmigrant traders and investors as provided for under the INA (E-2 nonimmigrant visas) if Israel provides reciprocal nonimmigrant treatment to U.S. nationals.
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Culbreath: We've officially made it. Football seasonWritten by Matt 'Shaggy' Culbreath | | email@example.com
Yes, baseball was fun, and the World Cup was neat, but it's time to get down to brass tacks. Football time has arrived. High school and college this week, and the pros start next week. And I don't think anybody is happier to see football on the field than those who work in it.
See, the sport of football as a whole had a … not so great offseason. More concussion discussion, lawsuits, the Power Five vs. the Group of Five, crimes, punishments that don't fit those crimes, controversies over team names — and that's not even touching the kind of drama that normally surrounds a football team. ESPN literally spent a segment talking about the showering habits of Michael Sam, the openly gay player for St. Louis, as if that were going to figure into the Rams win/loss column. (Hint: the Rams are terrible, and I think Sam Bradford is secretly happy that his shoulder is jacked up again.)
And every year, the headlines seem to get a little louder: Have we reached peak football? Has the sport gotten too fat? Are moms going to keep their kids out because they're worried about head injuries? IS SOCCER FINALLY POISED TO TAKE OVER?
(Answers: Maybe, ohh yes, the data says yes, probably not.)
A lead-up like that sounds like I'm about to denounce those questions and say "FORGET IT, LET'S PLAY SOME FOOTBAWW." But I'm not. There are legitimate questions that need to be handled by America's Favorite Sport, and the sooner we deal with them, the better.
College football has been facing down the question of paying players for too long, and the Ed O'Bannon trial finally forced the sport to act. Gone are the video games that used players likenesses, but put money in the pockets of the NCAA. The teams in the Power Five conferences have now gathered enough mettle that they can begin to discuss stipends for players. These are all changes that were going to be happening sooner or later, so at least now they're happening. They're not all for the better; a lot of people are upset about not picking up NCAA Football this year for their Playstation 4. But the longer you thought about it, the more you understood "Yeah, there's no reason that money shouldn't be going to the players."
So getting into the weeds on these other topics needs to be a priority, even if the season is about to start. The NFL and NCAA have been trying to address head injuries, but it's going to take a herculean effort to get people to stop targeting the head. Equipment isn't going to help; you could wear a steel box around your head, but the damage is done when your brain hits your skull, not the other way around. Meanwhile, the two leagues attempt at limiting their liability to the players who played the game before they gave a damn about concussions is a bit laughable in light of all they're trying to do now to minimize it. Nothing happens in a vacuum.
I don't think the end is near for football as America's Most Favored Sport, but they have to address some things, both on and off the field, to keep it in our good graces. The Jedi hand-wave that is opening weekend can't be an excuse to forget the things the league needs to address. You know your problems, fix them.
Matt "Shaggy" Culbreath is sports director for Newsradio 1370 WSPD.


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Mikki was crouched over something beneath the led. He looked up as Steve and whined.
A bundle of furs drifted with snow. Charlie
Treacherous journeys and a disturbing newcomer bring high adventure into the lives of missionaries Steve and Liz Baily and their well-loved dog, Mik-Shrok. New doors open up for them in the challenge of spreading the gospel across the Alaska Territory, but they soon discover that their fiercest battle is for the heart of a boy. Recommended for ages 9 to 12.
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Perhaps the most personal dish on the Thanksgiving table is stuffing. Here is a recipe for a classic gluten-free version with plenty of ways to personalize it to fit your preferences. Want apples? Sausage? Or my favorite, a chicken liver stuffing? All of that is allowed and encouraged.
Want to get gluten-free eaters talking? Mention bread. And in stuffing, bread plays a pretty crucial role. Yet I don't want the bread to steal the show. Rather, I like the bread in my stuffing to act as a supporting player. Gluten-free "white" sandwich bread is perfect for the job because, thanks to its mild flavor, it doesn't mute the flavors of the sausage, vegetables and herbs. Strongly flavored gluten-free breads, especially ones containing bean flours and/or buckwheat flour, often compete for flavor attention in stuffing, sometimes almost overpowering the other ingredients. That said, all gluten-free breads, from store-bought to homemade, multi-grain to white, work well in stuffing. So use a bread you love.
No matter what bread you select, cube and toast it before adding it to the stuffing. Left untoasted, gluten-free bread sort of falls apart, becoming mushy as soon as you add the stock to the recipe. Toasted gluten-free bread, however, behaves almost like wheat-based bread, striking that perfect balance of maintaining some individual cube integrity and slightly melting together—almost like a bread pudding.
To toast bread cubes, simply cut the loaf into thick slices, about a half-inch each, and cut those slices into bite-size cubes. Divide the cubes between two rimmed baking sheets and toast until the cubes are lightly golden brown and completely dry. Moisture is the enemy of bread cubes. If the cubes aren't completely dry, the bread might get moldy during storage.
To ensure your cubes are dry, break one or two cubes in half. Feel the center. It should be dry, like the surface of a piece of toast. If it's still damp, return the pan to the oven and toast the cubes a little longer.
And not only does toasting bread affect the texture of the final stuffing, it also affects the flavor. Toasting the bread cubes allows us to get rid of the flavorless moisture the bread contains and then replace that moisture with the flavorful broth we add to the stuffing right before baking.
There's no need to worry about making your bread cubes the night before (or worse the day of) Thanksgiving. To make your prep easier, toast the bread cubes a few days before Thanksgiving.In fact, I've done it up to one week before the big day. Just be sure to allow the bread cubes to cool completely before storing them in a plastic bag.
Time for an honest moment. This recipe isn't my favorite stuffing recipe. Don't get me wrong, I love it. Kind of like how I love chocolate cake but if a chocolate chip cookie were available, I'd select the cookie.
You'll find my absolute favorite stuffing listed in the variations:chicken liver stuffing. Yes, I love chicken liver stuffing. But I know I'm in the minority with my liver-based stuffing love; you should make a stuffing you love, too. Which brings me to vegetables, sausage and other good stuff.
This recipe makes a classic stuffing with sausage and herbs. If you glance at the recipe list and think, "Where are the apples? We always have apples!" or "She's using sausage? I hate sausage!" Here's what to do:include ingredients you love. On Thanksgiving your stuffing should taste the way you want it to taste. (Hence my addition of chicken livers.)
Just like selecting a bread you love, use a broth or stock you love. I use store-bought turkey stock. (Gluten often hides in store-bought stocks and broths. Be sure to read labels!) If you prefer homemade stock, use it.
How you add the broth to the stuffing is key. Dumping all the liquid over the bread cubes at once makes the edges of the bread soggy and leaves the center dry. Who wants dry stuffing? To avoid this problem, add the broth in two (or three) additions.
First add two cups of broth to the toasted bread cubes and gently stir the stuffing. After about a minute or so the bread begins to absorb the broth. Once this happens, add an additional cup of stock. Again, allow the bread cubes to absorb all the liquid. Then feel the bread. You want the bread cubes to be damp but not soggy. If the cubes still feel dry, especially in the center, add another cup of stock. The amount of broth needed for the recipe varies from loaf to loaf. Let your bread guide how much stock you add.
Fennel: Add one cup diced fennel. Cook along with the celery.
Leeks: Replace the onions with an equal amount of chopped leeks. (Leeks are milder than onions. If you'd like a more pronounced flavor, increase the amount of leeks to three cups.)
Mushrooms: Slice one pound of mushrooms. Sauté mushrooms in two tablespoons of hot olive oil. Set aside. Add to the stuffing along with the other cooked vegetables.
Apples: Add one cup peeled, diced apples. Cook along with the onions.
Dried Fruit: Add up to 3/4 cup dried fruit, such as dried cranberries, chopped apricots, and chopped figs.
Nuts: Add up to 1/2 cup toasted, chopped nuts, such as walnuts, pecans, or almonds. (Nuts are a common allergen. Before serving, warn guests the stuffing contains nuts.)
Sausage: Replace the Italian sausage with another sausage. Chorizo, andouille, or chicken sausage are especially nice.
Chicken Liver: Replace the sausage with ten ounces of chicken liver. Cook the chicken liver in the olive oil, stirring constantly to prevent the liver from sticking to the bottom of the pot.
Ground Beef, Pork, or Veal: Replace the sausage with eight to ten ounces of cooked ground meat.
Bacon: Add four slices of cooked, crumbled bacon. (Or you can omit the sausage if using bacon.) Drain all but two tablespoons of bacon fat from the pot and cook your remaining vegetables in the bacon fat.
About the author: Elizabeth Barbone is the owner and editor of GlutenFreeBakng.com and is the author of Easy Gluten-Free Baking. and "How to Cook Gluten-Free".


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So I have a male English golden retriever & my sister has a female goldendoodle. She wants to breed them but I'm unsure if I should breed Gus or not. Does the personality of the stud change after breeding? Now Gus is 6months & Tomorrow he has an appointment for a neuter, I scheduled it because he has been humping my leg. He still squats but I wanted to neuter him before he started marking his territory to avoid it completely. But if I decide to breed him ill post pone it. I honesty wanted to breed him because i would love another puppy, & the money i would make would help for my college expenses. I'm just so indesive with this that I would love to hear your opinions! Thank you! It means a lot!
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Do either of these animals have all of their health clearances? If not, i would strongly advise AGAINST breeding.
You will most likely get a lot of comments saying not to breed to a mix because it does nothing to better the breed of golden retrievers.
Looking at the income level, after you've covered the puppy care (food, bedding, vet exams, puppy shots), you will be lucky to break even. Breeding tends to be a sinkhole of money, jmho, a lot of breeders have broken their costs down in different threads.
Overall, I want to challenge you to really look into what it takes to breed two animals ethically, and then decide. I have a feeling, you shouldn't be breeding the two dogs, but again, thats my opinion.
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I personally think it's a horrible idea, there are all ready SO many mixed breed pups out there in shelters that need homes badly, I don't think this world has room for any more "designers"
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Re-reading your post, i see Gus is only 6 months old. He's too young imo to breed and he definitely is too young to have health clearances. Dogs must be 2 years old to get hip and elbow clearances. Those clearances are a must, because they tell you if your dogs have good/fair/bad hips and elbows. You don't want to bring life to the world if its going to suffer for the next 10-14 years, especially, knowing you could have prevented all the pain and heartbreak for those families.
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I also say no for the above reasons.
Also, as for making money, assuming your dog has papers, goldendoodles aren't AKC registered, so they don't have papers. Basically it's no different than breeding your golden to a German Shepherd or to a Border Collie or to a Beagle. How much would you pay for a mix breed dog?
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Well English golden doodles are designer dogs. So its not like I'd be breeding two random breeds. & yes they both have their certificates. Gus is cleared for hip dysplasia& is akc registered.
Wow that is a very good point. Goldendoodles aren't akc registered. But the thing I'm highly concerned about is the cons for Gus. The puppies are in good hands. I tried to research the effects breeding has on the stud but nothing came up.
Gus's parents might be cleared for hips, but Gus is still too young. You simply can not get a hip clearance until the dog is 2 yrs old.
And, no the golden doodle does not have AKC papers. No designer dogs have AKC papers, AKC only deals with purebreds.
To many many people, it is the same as breeding 2 random breeds.
Even assuming a golden doodle was considered a pure bred, breeding a purebreed golden doodle to a purebred golden retriever results in a mixed breed dog
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No to the breeding. Walk through a dog shelter. Heart breaking. I've done it hundreds of times.
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I can't believe all of the racists that think this POS in not guilty.
Newsflash: Black boy convicted by racists - B.S.
Here's another - All of those "innocent" blacks are still in jail. Ain't that a shame.......
Thank God that your "race card" doesn't hold up against overwhelming evidence. Aw man.......
Why are they picking on the white guy? Is it because he is white?
I'm glad people like him exist because it makes Louisiana look not as bad as it could.
When is the last time they inspected "Drama Queen" Broussard's house?
NOPD - Get off of your behinds and put down the donuts. Go to work.
Look at the picture included in the article. He looks sad and she looks angry. Gotta love it.
You could have been describing thetrial of Edwin Edwards. The questionable witness being "take the money and run" Cleo. Oh, but, that was o.k. because he was (and still is) black. You are a BIGOT.
What. If what you tried to say is a threat, start with me. I've got something for your a$$. You start it and I WILL FINISH IT - PROMISE!
Don't kiss their behinds. That is exactly why they think (or don't) the way they do.
He wasn't convicted of any crime -let him be. Isn't that what most of you say about $Bill and his kind?
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That's pretty good - a criminal comes to the aid of another criminal.
What? No description of the perps. I wonder why.
No more chances. He needs to dig ditches or collect garbage for a living. His criminality is in his genes. His whole family has that criminal mentality (however limited - mentally that is). What a dumba$$.
No more chances. He needs to dig ditches or collect garbage for a living. His criminality is in his genes. His whole family has that criminal mentality (however limited - mentally that is). What a dumba$$.
Fine the crap out of them or shut them down.
I think they are educated enough about sex, how about teaching them something about accountability and contributing to society instead of leaching society dry.
Even in death, the freak makes money.
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Offered at an exceptional price, EquiStar™ Jods are comfortable for little riders with pull-on low-rise styling. In mid-weight fabric, these children's jodhpurs are appointed with belt loops, Clarino™ knee patches and cuff bottoms--ideal for lessons and schooling.
Riding Sport™ Schooling Tights are made of a slightly heavier weight fabric for support and shape retention. A comfortable option for everyday wear, these pull-on riding tights are offered in a variety of fun colors.
Perfect for even the hottest days, the TuffRider® Ventilated Children's Schooling Tight has all the convenience and comfort a young rider wants. This low rise riding tight is made of lightweight, breathable, stretch fabric. A ventilated, moisture-wicking fabric panel runs along each leg and across the back for a cool look and added cooling.
The TuffRider® Ventilated Schooling Tight is ideal in hot temperatures. This pull-on, low-rise riding tight is made of soft and breathable moisture-wicking stretch fabric. Contrast striping in ventilated stretch fabric increases breathability, style and stretch.
TuffRider® Low-Rise Pull-on Breeches offer easy care and easy style. Ribbed fabric has a touch of stretch for comfort while riding, and low-rise styling creates a trendy look. This ladies' breech has a faux fly front, UltraGripp™ knee patches and hook-and-loop ankles.
Children's Riding Sport™ Pull-On Breeches keep kids comfortable and looking good in soft fabric with excellent shape retention and stretch. Available in great colors that kids will love!
In breathable, lightweight, anti-pill stretch fabric, the Kerrits® Klassic Flow Rise Tight is sewn with chafe-free seams and a comfortable 2" wide flat waistband. The Flow Rise waist is cut slightly low in the front and rises in the back for full coverage when seated. This riding tight has EcoSuede™ knee patches and gripper elastic ankles.
Comfortable, soft and flattering, the Devon-Aire® All-Pro Hipster Breech is features German style EPS fabric with maximum stretch and recovery. Dev-Tek® moisture management keeps your skin dry. This pull-on low-rise breech has faux fly, gripper elastic ankles and Clarino™ knee patches.
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The Riding Essentials Full-Seat Breeches are part of Riding Sports great collection. A great basic breech at a great price. Features Clarino™ full seat that offers a secure grip in the saddle and hook-and-loop ankle closures.
The Devon-Aire® All-Pro Breech is lightweight and super-soft. German style EPS fabric offers maximum stretch and recovery, and built-in moisture management helps keep you dry and comfortable. This breech has a plush waistband, front zipper with clasp, zip slash pocket, Clarino™ chevron-stitched knee patches and gripper elastic ankles.
Kerrits® Klassic Tights in four-way stretch fabric keep the young rider comfortable in the saddle. These riding tights have no-chafe seams for comfort against the skin. EcoSuede™ knee patches provide grip.
Children's riding tights by Devon-Aire in a whole wardrobe of colors. Durable 90% cotton/ 10% Lycra with flat seams for comfort and a drawstring waist so kids have room to grow. These are durable schooling tights at a great value.
Devon-Aire® Schooling Tights offer the comfort and convenience of a pull-on without sacrificing style. Constructed of an interlock stretch knit and featuring a low rise, drawstring waist, chevron-stitched Clarino™ knee patches and elastic cuffs. Great for everyday practice rides!
The Devon-Aire® Versailles Jod is ideal year round. Four-way stretch fabric helps keep young athletes moving freely. Low-rise styling sits these jodphurs right above the hip. Features Clarino™ knee patches, cuffed hems, plush, an elastic waistband and more. Every purchase helps support the United State Pony Club.
Devon-Aire® Children's Versailles Breeches offer a silky feel and 4-ay stretch for comfort. This children's knee-patch breech is perfectly suited for showing and schooling and for wearing all year. A portion of the proceeds goes directly to support the USPC.
Long-wearing and easy-care, TuffRider® Breeches for ladies are an economical choice for riding. In durable stretch ribbed fabric, these comfortable breeches have UltraGripp™ knee patches and traditional style with a regular rise, zippered closure, slant zip pocket and hook-and-loop ankles.
Stylish and budget-friendly, TuffRider® Low-Rise Breeches are made of stretchy ribbed fabric with UltraGripp™ knee patches. This low-rise ladies' breech has a front-zip closure, front-zip pocket and hook-and-loop ankle closures.
The Kerrits Kids' Performance Tight is made of four-way stretch, sueded fabric and with no-chafe seams. Your little rider will enjoy complete freedom of movement. EcoSuede™ knee patches help provide grip, while gripper elastic ankles keep pant legs in place.
Cozy inside with a resilient exterior, Riding Sport™ Power Fleece Tights keep you riding comfortably on cold winter days. These warm knee-patch tights feature four-way stretch, double-layer fleece construction. The inner layer wicks perspiration while the outer surface resists debris, abrasions and water. Styled with gripper elastic ankles and Clarino™ knee patches. Order one size up for the most comfortable fit.
A cute horseshoe pattern on the pockets of the Ovation® Horseshoe Riding Tight is sure to delight the young rider. This children's pull-on riding tight is made for comfort and styled fashionably with a wide waistband and contrast stitching.
The Ovation® Silicone Knee-Patch Child's Breech blends traditional style elements with fashionable updates for a fresh look. This knee-patch breech for kids has a front zipper, front pockets and belt loops, plus a wide waistband and stylish Euro seat. Silicone knee patches offer great grip.
Irideon® Kids' Issential™ Breeches stand up to everyday riding. Made of four-way stretch microfiber fabric with moisture-wicking properties, these children's breeches have no-chafe seams and a no-roll waistband.
The TuffRider® Marathon Riding Tight with its bright splash of color is designed to make your schooling sessions extra stylish and super comfortable. Dynamic stretch fabric and breathable, wickable fabric are fashioned into this riding tight with grippy knee patches. A wide waistband adds even more comfort and deep hems that fit smoothly inside boots or half chaps.


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Summer!Kids@Carroll Features Career Camps
Release Date: 5/12/2011
CONTACT: Sylvia Blair
Executive Assistant to the President
Carroll Community College
Summer!Kids@Carroll Features Career Camps for 2011
Program Voted in 2010 as the Best of Carroll (honorable mention)
by the Carroll County Times
Westminster, Md., Summer!Kids@Carroll has expanded its offerings for middle school youth who are interested in exploring careers. Weekly summer programs from June 27 through Aug. 12 are held both on the campus in Westminster, Md. and at the Carroll County Career and Technology Center. Summer!Kids@Carroll registration is currently underway.
Special emphasis is being placed on giving participants as opportunity to explore potential careers through the Career Kids category of camps. Half-day classes include Culinary Carreers; Engineering Camp (now for two different groups); Health Careers Camp; Real World Games; So You Want to Teach; More About Teaching; Nursing Camp; You're the Boss of Your Own Business; and Veterinary CSI.
These camps are taught by professionals actively working in these occupations and are designed to engage and inspire the students. Many of the programs also include field trips.
Senior Director of Lifelong Learning and Program Support Systems Sally Long said, "New camps abound in 2011, however, many of the old favorites will return with new activities. Both new and established camps explore areas of interest for all children and provide hands-on experiences. Our classes always include continuous involvement by students. The hallmark of Summer!Kids@Carroll is engagement, and enrichment and learning, all in a familiar camp-like environment."
Engineering Camps
"Camps exploring Engineering are very popular, and we are thrilled to be working with Northrop Grumman on these programs," said Long. "A student may participate in the Engineering Camp at the college in 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th grades with a different activity each year. Then, in tenth grade, they can attend a career pathways program sponsored by Carroll.
"Later, in high school, they can move on to take Engineering classes at the Carroll County Career and Technology Center. For college-level coursework, students may return to Carroll to pursue the associate degree in Engineering studies. This is a continuum of classes taken like a ladder, which builds one rung at a time. Such a continuum is also available for other career choices such as Allied Health," said Long.
For more information, or to register, call 410-386-8100 or visit www.carrollcc.edu/summerkids.
Media: Please contact Sylvia Blair at 410-386-8411 for best response.


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Your child's first day of preschool or kindergarten is a milestone, and it's worth celebrating!
Sesame Street's Bert celebrates his birthday on July 26, so Busch Gardens Tampa is hosting a party for him in the new Sesame Street Safari of Fun on Saturday, July 24. Ernie's straight-laced sidekick will be the guest of honor during a breakfast and a lunch dine. Breakfast is from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.; lunch is from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Busch Gardens Tampa Bay welcomes families to an all-new, Sesame Street-themed, sunny, funny play land featuring Elmo, Big Bird and all their friends. Sesame Street Safari of Fun is filled with kid-size rides, cool water fun, shows and memorable adventures that celebrate the spirit of Africa as Sesame Street and Busch Gardens unite to create a signature attraction found nowhere else.


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It is a big dilemma: when to use firearms to avoid the danger of a terror attack on a busy airport terminal.
This is exactly the dilemma that was faced by security guards at Ben Gurion international airport in Tel Aviv in the early hours of Tuesday.
The incident, which ended with four very accurate shots, began at 3.30am when a truck broke through the main entrance security checkpoint
The truck arrived at the main checkpoint leading from highway No 1 to the airport. When the driver and another man sitting in the cabin were asked for identification, the driver hit the accelerator and began to drive at very high speed in the direction of Terminal 3.
The truck broke through a second barrier that was set by a security team and then the security guards opened fire and punctured all the tyres.
Two suspects fled on foot and were arrested minutes later.
Police checked the truck but found no suspicious items.
Flights were suspended due to the incident. Landing aircraft were directed to remote parking points.
The terminal was full of passengers and they were instructed to get away from the main doors until the situation was under control.
While Ben Gurion airport is a very security-sensitive site, the last time firearms were used by its security guards was in 1972.
On May 30 1972, three members of a Japanese Red Army terror cell arrived at Tel Aviv airport on an Air France flight.
In the arrival hall, they took automatic weapons from inside suitcases and opened fire on other passengers in the baggage claim area.
The attack was a joint operation of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), and the Japanese Red Army. The attackers killed 26 people and injured 71 others.
One terrorist was killed by security guards, another committed suicide and the third was arrested.
The Ben Gurion security "army" is heavily armed with Tavor assault rifles and handguns.
But since 1972, these had not been used in spite of many incidents that could have given a reason to do so.
This time the "profile" of the incident did not leave any option. The four very accurate shots ended the drama.
The dilemma will always be in the air.


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Locally Influenced Organic Search Results
How poor geo-targeting could be costing your law firm clients
Back in February, Mike Ramsey published a piece on SEOmoz detailing the Google Venice updates, and the hybrid local/organic results they produced. These hybrid results, which I'll refer to here as local(ish) are being triggered more and more often when a user seaches a broad keyword query which GOogle identifies as being locally relevant. For example, try searching "Personal Injury Lawyer" with your Google browser localtion set to "United States". You'll probably see something like this:
Now, change the browser to a specific city. Here is what you will see searching the same broad term "Personal Injury Lawyer" with the browser location set to Seattle:
These organic results, displayed beneath the traditional local results, are locally relevant even though the search term is broad, or not geo-specific.
How to optimize for these local(ish) results
There is a lot of research and testing still to be done on the ranking factors that go into these local(ish) results (which we at Ethical SEO Consulting are working on as we speak!). However, there are a couple of things that we do know are necessary to be able to rank highly for these kinds of searches:
1. Location + keyword in page title, URL, H1, meta description, etc.
2. High domain authority (quality and quantity of inbound links)
Why does this matter to your firm?
Simple. Without the proper optimization you could very well be ranking highly for these broad search phrases on a national level, but when users in your target markets are searching these broad queries, you may be getting beat out by local competitors whose sites are better optimized for these local queries.


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Mother of child left in car tells story, tries to raise awareness
By Mitchell Ferman, San Antonio Express-News : June 24, 2014 : Updated: June 24, 2014 10:05pm
Photo By Express-News file photoKristie Reeves-Cavaliero started Ray Ray's Pledge to raise awareness after her daughter died in 2011 after being left for hours in a hot car.
Photo By TOM REEL/Tom Reel/Express-NewsBrett Cavaliero and Kristie Reeves-Cavaliero discuss the accidental death of their daughter on September 17, 2011.
Photo By TOM REEL/Tom Reel/Express-NewsBrett Cavaliero and wife Kristie Reeves-Cavaliero sit in a memorial garden at home after discussing the accidental death of their daughter earlier this year.
Photo By TOM REEL/Tom Reel/Express-NewsBrett Cavaliero and wife Kristie Reeves-Cavaliero discuss the accidental death of their daughter on September 17, 2011.
SAN ANTONIO — As Kristie Reeves-Cavaliero spoke Tuesday at a news conference intended to raise awareness about children being left in hot cars, a tray of crayons melted inside a vehicle several feet away in the steamy summer sunshine.
In 2011, Reeves-Cavaliero's husband, Brett Cavaliero, left their 1-year-old daughter, Sophia Rayne "Ray Ray" Cavaliero, in his car for nearly three hours in Austin on a 90-degree May morning.
The family had slept late that day and was running late getting Ray Ray to day care. Instead of turning left to go to the day-care center, Brett Cavaliero turned right to go to work, leaving their daughter in the back seat. The toddler died of heatstroke as a result.
Why he left her in the car still haunts the couple, Reeves-Cavaliero said.
Since the incident, Reeves-Cavaliero has started Ray Ray's Pledge, an organization that aims to prevent such heat-related deaths among children. She speaks to various groups and promotes awareness on social media as well.
San Antonio Fire Department Assistant Chief Robert Mikel, San Antonio Police Chief William McManus and Child Protective Services regional director Sherry Gomez joined Reeves-Cavaliero for the news conference outside the McCreless Market H-E-B at 4100 S. New Braunfels Ave.
There have not been any recent deaths of children left in hot vehicles in San Antonio, according to the SAFD. But Mikel said the department has received 141 calls so far this year about children being left in cars, none of which have resulted in hospitalization.
During the conference, SAFD officials put a thermometer and a tray of crayons inside a vehicle to demonstrate how hot cars can get inside. The outside temperature was about 104 degrees; inside the car, it was 122 degrees. The crayons melted within 10 minutes.
Ray Ray's Pledge has a website and is on Twitter and Facebook.
Twitter: @MitchellFerman


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Nest Labs to release Zigbee and WiFi-powered "Home Monitoring Device"
A new thermostat from Nest Labs appears to be on its way according to FCC filings published yesterday. Nest's latest product, which is referred to as the 02A in FCC filings, appears to have a circular design and a 20 pin connector like Nest's first thermostat, the 01A.
Unlike Nest's first thermostat, FCC filings for the 02A show that the device will offer ZigBee support along with WiFi. ZigBee is an exciting addition to Nest that could allow users to deploy many ZigBee-powered sensors throughout a home. ZigBee can also be used for home automation devices, possibly allowing the Nest 02A to control more than just temperature.
So far, Nest hasn't announced any plans for the successor to the 01A, but yesterday's FCC filing suggests that we will be learning more soon.
Check out Nest's FCC filing here.


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The Andaman, a Luxury Collection Resort located in an idyllic tropical setting on Malaysia's Langkawi Island, is cosily tucked away between a 10 million year old rainforest and the tranquil Datai Bay and a 8,000 year old fringing coral reef.
The Andaman, a Luxury Collection Resort located in an idyllic tropical setting on Malaysia's Langkawi Island, is cosily tucked away between a 10 million year old rainforest and the tranquil Datai Bay and a 8,000 year old fringing coral reef. Abundant with rare wildlife and exotic flora, The Andaman's magnificent locale enables guests to partake in a wide range of activities that integrate the surrounding nature while still enjoying the luxurious trimmings of a five star resort.
Smooth dark wooden floorboards welcome guests into 43-square-metre Deluxe Rooms, where images of nature frame a plush Luxury Collection bed wrapped in 300-thread-count linens. Unwind from the day's adventures by reclining on the L-shaped sofa with accompanying coffee table. Steps away, a balcony offers captivating views. Deluxe Rainforest and Deluxe Treetop Rooms each house a step-out balcony with views of the lush tropical rainforest, while Deluxe Seaview Rooms boast a similar balcony overlooking the aquamarine Andaman Sea. Deluxe Lanai Terrace Rooms, located on the hotel's first floor, feature an extended balcony with rainforest views, two inviting recliners, and a protective umbrella.
Taking full advantage of The Andaman's magnificent locale, the myriad activities on offer are designed to expose guests to all the beauty and wonder of the area through guided nature hikes, non-motorised water sports, jogging, biking, and unforgettable tours to the island's not-to-be-missed destinations. The concierge team is on call day and night to ensure all your needs are met, from private beachside meals by the glow of the bonfire to our daily newspaper service, NewspaperDirect, which ensures guests receive same day editions of their home paper. Call on the Andaman team to secure a car for a day of sightseeing, charter a private boat for an intimate sail, or simply allow them to share their favorite island spots.
The Beach Bar opens from 10am and offers guests a comfortable, shaded venue for a light and healthy lunch. The afternoon brings its own set of delights to this casual beachside bar when local fishermen arrive at shore with their daily catch. Guests are encouraged to select a fish for the evening's meal, which is then prepared according to diners' preferences. Happy Hour begins at 5:30pm, where guests can enjoy spectacular sunset and drink specials until 7pm.
The Andaman's lagoon-style swimming pool is conveniently located alongside the beach. Soaring rainforest trees, a waterslide for the young and young at heart and the ever-popular wading section for toddlers work in symphony to provide an unforgettable poolside experience.


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Information for Assigned Volunteers
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Become a Mini Triathlon Event Volunteer
Become a one day volunteer with the oldest and largest civic organization in the world – Rotary International! No experience is required. As a volunteer you will meet new friends, have fun and know you have contributed to your community by assisting the Rotary Club of Woodridge in raising funds to help support projects in Woodridge and worldwide for those in need.
Last years event had 866 registered athletes from 120+ communities and as far away as Florida, Michigan, Missouri, Iowa, and Indiana. We anticipate close to 1,000+ registrants this year for both the Main and KiDs race events. Volunteering for an athletic event is a very rewarding experience, just ask the 100+ volunteers from last year.
The event officially starts with check-in and on site registration at 5:30AM. The Main Race starts at 7AM and typically is complete by 9:30AM. The KiDs Race starts at 10:30AM. The entire event is estimated to be completed by 11:30AM.
The Race Director will contact past volunteers in June to confirm they are available for this year's race. Volunteer positions will be assigned on a first come, first serve basis or as determined by the Race Director to best serve the needs of the event. The Rotary Club of Woodridge acknowledges and thank all volunteers for their dedication, time and continued support. All volunteers must complete and sign the volunteer form and waiver attached hereto. Volunteers under 18 years of age must have parental/guardian consent.
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On the fourth Tuesday of each month, the Club meets at 7AM for breakfast in place of the Noon lunch meeting.


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Estimated nightly price based on a weekly stay. Contact the advertiser to confirm the total cost.
Apartment / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 6
Availability Your dates are available
Apartment / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 6
|Key Info
This is a relaxing, quiet location with many of our guests happy to stay on the complex and soak up the sun with a refreshing dip in the pool. The pleasant sea breeze keeps the apartment and site cooler than the coast..
For the more adventurous the opportunities are endless with the mountains, beaches, waterparks and watersports, archeological sites, churches and monastries,walks in the mountains or along the coast.
Kato Paphos and Coral Bay are the main beach,eating and night-life locations and both are 4kms away and there are many secluded bays and beaches to the west of Coral Bay and most require an 'off-road' vehicle.
Our particular favourite is Turtle Beach on the Arkanas which has a lovely sandy beach with very safe bathing as the water is quite shallow for a long way out and is often blessed with large waves.
Small supermarkets, bars and restaurants in Emba with a large Papantoniou supermarket 1km away in Chlokas and directional information to all the shops, beaches and favoured restaurants are available.
Golf courses at Tsada (15 Kms) and Secret Valley (near Aphrodite Rock, 25 kms) are easily accessible and bookings can be made for both courses at the same time as they are jointly owned. Most carriers charge approx £25 for golf clubs if booked at the time of the flight and it is usually 50 Euros to play.
|Sleeps up to 6, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Coral Bay 4 km
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|100 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Paphos 200 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, Yes, smoking allowed
Features and Facilities
|DVD player, Sea view
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Children's pool
|Air conditioning, TV, CD player
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, 1 En suites and 2 Shower rooms
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Single beds (3), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 5
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Secure parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
Two bath-rooms, both with showers one with bath, offer great facilities for familes or couples. Main bedroom has en-suite and private side patio with a table and two chairs.
Comfortably furnished with a 3/4 and 2 seater settees, coffee tables and six seater dining table. Main patio has a table and four chairs.
Both bed-rooms have large ward-robes with ample cupboard space and bed-side cabinets with lamps.
The apartment is kept clean, tidy and laundered by Sharon who looks after the property for us. She would provide your starter pack and a point of contact if required.
We have a large number of books and DVDs for all ages and tastes plus a CD player and radio. The TV is only set up for DVDs at present although we are looking at putting SKY in.
Fully air conditioned in all rooms and the bedrooms have a fan-light which can be left on during the night and keeps the air circulating.
|Further details outdoors
Side patio/garden area is ideal for our BBQ.
Sun-beds and umbrellas are plentiful.
Adults pool slopes and max. depth is 5' plus a children's pool.
Shower block.
Facilities for complex users only.
Plenty of parking space.
Fully lit at night
|Further details
A welcome pack is available and provided by a British lady looks after the appartmant for us and we will give you her number.
We will also provide you with the telephone number of our management company, who are also British.
Air conditioning costs are included within the price and we would ask that it is switched off when you are out.
We would request a £50 non-refundable deposit when booking (if time allows)
The Paphos District
Paphos has nine months of sunshine with even the rainy months of December, January and February being warm and wet is a relative term. The area has everything that you could rquire for a great holiday with sea, sun, beaches, mountains, watersports, bars and restaurants, coastal and mountain walks and most of all the friendly and welcoming Cypriot people.
Emba is a traditional Cypriot village with a selection of bars, small supermarkets and restaurants and is situated 4 kms inland in the foot-hills of the mountains. There are at least 50 eating establishments within a 4 km radius of Emba and for those of you who need their SKY Sports fix there are bars in Chlorakas and Kissonerga, approx 1 km. away who show all Premier/Championship games. Kato Paphos and Coral Bay have a larger selection with the added attraction of the shops.
Easy access to the beaches of Kato Pahos and Coral Bay, the Troodos Mountains and the National Park of the Arkanas Peninsular which has many secluded beaches and bays, although an off roader car is required.
The north side of the island is readily accessible with Polis and Laatchi being the main tourist areas and this part of Cyprus is less developed.
Churches and archeological sites abound especially around Kato Paphos with the Tomb of the Kings being the largest. There are a number of monastries in the Troodos mountains with the Kykkos being a particular favourite but please be aware that legs must be covered during your visit.
Two golf courses at Tsada and Secret Valley at approx 50 Euros with a third at Aphrodite Hills being somewhat more expensive.
Kato Paphos has a lovely harbour overlooked by an old castle, with a number of day cruise ships aongside the quayside bars and restaurants. Good during the day but even better at night.
The promenade has just been upgraded and stretches for about a mile with a mix of restaurants, bars,tourist and designer shops and jewellers overlooking the beautiful clear Mediterranean Sea.
Bar Street just up from the sea offers livlier entertainment and Kato Paphos caters for all requirements.
Paphos old town has the more traditional shops and a visit to the morning market is recommended followed by a drink at one of the bars overlooking the sea. Wonderful.
There is a Waterworld in Kato Paphos and also Go-Karting plus a number of beaches.
Eating and drinking is a little cheaper away from the coast and we particularly like Tala, Peyia, and Emba of course and we will provide you with details recommended restaurants and take-aways. Coral Bay has a number of excellent restaurants.
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Owen B.
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Calendar last updated:27 Feb 2015
Based in United Kingdom
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