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Pheasants will be the focus in Mankato on Oct. 9 and 10, as the community hosts the Minnesota Governor's Pheasant Hunting Opener. Full Story
Gov. Mark Dayton to be in Mankato for pheasant hunting opener
Public invited to land dedication near Mankato
The public is invited to attend the dedication of a growing wildlife management area (WMA) complex near Mankato on Saturday, Oct. 10, as part of the Governor's Pheasant Hunting Opener. Full Story
Minnesota's elk hunts successful
The 2015 elk hunts in northwestern Minnesota wrapped up on Sept. 20 with another successful season in the Kittson County area. Five of seven hunters harvested nice-sized bulls. Full Story
Late season waterfowl hunters reminded that cold water kills
Wearing a life jacket is best defense against dangers of cold water
Late season waterfowl hunters are reminded that with water temperatures rapidly dropping across the state, wearing a life jacket is the best defense against the dangers posed by cold water, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources said.
In Minnesota, one-third of all boating fatalities occur during the cold water season, when water temperatures are below 70 degrees. Cold water shock can cause even the strongest swimmers to drown in a matter of seconds if they fall in while not wearing a life jacket.
"If you ask the average duck hunter for safety advice, they will most likely recite firearm safety rules," said Debbie Munson Badini, Minnesota DNR boat and water safety education coordinator. "But year after year, more waterfowl hunters die from drowning, cold water shock and hypothermia than from firearm accidents.
"The importance of water safety and life jacket use needs to be impressed upon waterfowlers in the same manner as the tenets of firearm safety," Munson Badini said. "Duck hunters are boaters, too, and they are often boating on dangerously cold water."
Since 2010, five Minnesotans have died in duck hunting-related boating accidents, including two minors. Last year, two drownings occurred; neither victim was wearing a life jacket.
Common causes of these fatal accidents included falling overboard, capsizing, or swamping due to overloading of passengers and/or gear, but in nearly all cases the accident would not have been deadly if the victim had worn a life jacket.
"The message is clear: Cold water kills, and life jackets save lives," Munson Badini said. "Waterfowl hunters can hit two birds with one shot by simply wearing their life jackets."
The wide variety of comfortable life jackets designed specifically for waterfowl hunting includes inflatable vest and belt-pack styles, insulated flotation jackets, and foam-filled vests with quilted shoulders and shell loops. Flotation jackets and foam-filled vests will offer hunters the best insulation against cold air and water.
At the very least, all boats must carry one U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jacket for each passenger, and boats longer than 16 feet must also have a throwable flotation device immediately available. Children under 10 must wear a life jacket. Other water safety tips for duck hunters include: Full Story
Zebra mussels reported on two Minnesota lakes
Lake John has broad infestation; One zebra mussel found on Bryant Lake Full Story
Man charged with cruelty to animals
The Mahnomen County Attorney's Office has filed two misdemeanor charges against a Moorhead boater following an investigation by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Full Story
DNR to hold metallic minerals lease sale
Bid opening Nov. 16
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is initiating the sale of leases for state-owned metallic minerals. Areas offered for lease are in Aitkin, Carlton, Itasca, Kanabec, Koochiching and St. Louis counties and total 88,572 acres. Full Story
DNR names 17 to Mille Lacs Fisheries Advisory Committee
The commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has appointed 17 Minnesotans to a newly formed Mille Lacs Fisheries Advisory Committee that will give input to the DNR on fisheries management programs and related issues for Mille Lacs Lake. Full Story
Conservative deer season in 2015 will continue to build population
Following a milder winter and a conservative deer season last year, hunters this fall may see more deer on the landscape during the archery deer season and while scouting for the Saturday, Nov. 7, firearms deer opener, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Full Story
Duck season off to great start
With three duck hunting zones in effect in Minnesota, hunters in the Central and South duck zones are reminded of closed dates in those zones that split the season into two parts to provide more hunting opportunity later in the fall. Full Story
Early antlerless deer season to open in 2 southeastern permit areas
Hunters in portions of southeastern Minnesota can harvest antlerless deer in an early antlerless season from Thursday, Oct. 15, to Sunday, Oct. 18, in deer permit areas 346 and 349 in Winona, Houston and Filmore counties. Full Story
Turenne wins again in 2016 pheasant stamp competition
Richfield artist Timothy Turenne won the 2016 Minnesota Pheasant Habitat Stamp contest. Full Story
Reminder: Youth deer season is Oct. 15-18
Youth ages 10-15 can participate in a special deer season that runs from Thursday, Oct. 15, to Sunday, Oct. 18, in 27 permit areas of southeastern and northwestern Minnesota, including the 601 Twin Cities metro permit area. Full Story
DNR taking further steps to reduce risk of starry stonewort spread
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is taking additional measures in response to the discovery of starry stonewort in Lake Koronis, Stearns County. The DNR will treat the invasive algae in front of the main public access at Lake Koronis, as part of an expanded effort to reduce the risk that it will spread to other bodies of water. Full Story
Minnesota Conservation Volunteer magazine celebrates 75th anniversary
Oct. 1 marks the 75th year of publication for Minnesota Conservation Volunteer, bimonthly magazine of the Department of Natural Resources. Since October 1940, the magazine has engaged readers with true stories of Minnesota's woods, waters, prairies and wildlife. Full Story
DNR seeks applications for OHV grants
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is seeking applications for grants to support off-highway vehicle (OHV) trail projects and new trail proposals. Full Story
Lake Carlos State Park to offer snowshoe-lacing workshop
Registration deadline is Nov. 2
Prepare to enjoy the snow by making snowshoes at Lake Carlos State Park. The workshop is Saturday, Nov. 21, and Sunday, Nov. 22, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days. Workshop presenters will teach participants how to string the laces on pre-built Ojibwe-style (pointed end) wooden snowshoe frames and then demonstrate how to use them. Full Story
Temporary off-highway vehicle trail closures begin in November
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources will restrict recreational use of off-highway vehicles (OHVs) in some areas during the upcoming firearms deer hunting season. Full Story
DNR seeks public input on northern Minnesota forest plan
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources invites the public to weigh in on a forest management plan being prepared for a large section of northern Minnesota. Full Story
Hunters can use nearly 23,000 acres of Walk-In Access land this fall
Hunters in western and south-central Minnesota can access a total 22,800 acres through the Walk-In Access program that allows public hunting on private land, representing an increase of 1,700 acres this year. Full Story
DNR still seeking input on Leech Lake management plan update
Leech Lake – one of Minnesota's 10 large walleye lakes – has a new draft management plan and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is seeking input through Oct. 9.
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Avoid deer-vehicle crashes this fall
Most deer-vehicle crashes statewide occur from September through January, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Full Story
Hunters: Blaze orange clothing required
With Minnesota's small game hunting season underway, conservation officers (CO) with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources report some hunters not wearing required blaze orange clothing. Full Story
DNR launches voluntary program to test ducks for avian influenza
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources field testing staff will offer voluntary testing to waterfowl hunters in seven western and central Minnesota counties when the waterfowl season opens this weekend. No cases of avian influenza have been detected in Minnesota ducks or geese since the outbreak of the flu in the state in March, and the Department of Health assures hunters that there are no food safety concerns with avian influenza. Full Story
Rare bison herd released into Minneopa State Park
Eleven genetically rare bison have been released into Minneopa State Park near Mankato as part of the newest efforts by the Department of Natural Resources and Minnesota Zoological Gardens (Minnesota Zoo) to expand the Minnesota Conservation Bison Herd. Full Story
Good waterfowl opener expected this weekend
Hunting is expected to be good when Minnesota's regular waterfowl season opens a half-hour before sunrise on Saturday, Sept. 26. Full Story
Visit Minnesota state forests for fall color driving tours
Those looking for a scenic drive to take during peak fall color should consider visiting a state forest, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Full Story
Take a Kid Hunting Weekend is Sept. 26-27
Small game hunting is the focus of Take a Kid Hunting Weekend this Saturday, Sept. 26, and Sunday, Sept. 27, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Full Story
DNR seeks designs for Minnesota's 2016 walleye stamp
Artists can submit entries for the 2016 Minnesota Walleye Stamp from Monday, Oct. 5, through Friday, Oct. 16. Full Story
Sunfish regulations under review for several Itasca County lakes
Anglers and other interested people are invited to provide input about fishing regulations for sunfish in Deer, Pickerel and Battle lakes in northeastern Itasca County. A public informational meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 7 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Bigfork City Hall, 200 Main Ave., in Bigfork. Full Story
2 youths honored by DNR for their conservation efforts
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources recently honored two youths for their outstanding conservation efforts during a ceremony held Sept. 4, at the Minnesota State Fair. Full Story
DNR seeks public involvement in northeastern Minnesota forest plan
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources invites the public to view a recorded presentation and weigh in on a forest management plan being prepared for a large section of northeastern Minnesota. Full Story
Mystery Cave announces fall tour schedule
Autumn is a beautiful time of year to make the scenic drive to Forestville/Mystery Cave State Park in the southeastern corner of Minnesota. Fall color typically peaks in early to mid-October, and cave tours will continue through Nov. 1. Full Story
Minnesota state parks report big increase in visitors
A post-Labor Day report from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources shows a significant increase in the number of people buying permits and staying overnight at Minnesota state parks and recreation areas in 2015 compared with 2014. Erika Rivers, director of the DNR's Parks and Trails Division, expects the upward trend to continue as fall color spreads across the state. Full Story
Grouse hunting is a great way to enjoy fall; season opens Sept. 19
Fall color begins to show, an occasional crisp morning arrives – both are telltale signs that the hunting season opener for grouse, Minnesota's most popular game bird, is right around the corner. Full Story
Whitefish and tullibee sport-netting to open on northern lakes
Recreational netting for whitefish and tullibee opens Friday, Oct. 9, on designated lakes that are less susceptible to sudden changes that impact water temperature, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Full Story
Reminder: Regional meetings to explore improving spring wild turkey season
How to increase hunter opportunity and satisfaction during the spring wild turkey season will be the focus of four public discussion meetings hosted by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources in late September and October. Full Story
DNR seeks comments on environmental review for Fargo-Moorhead flood diversion project
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources requests public comments on its draft environmental impact statement (DEIS) describing the potential environmental and social effects of a proposed flood diversion project in the Fargo-Moorhead area. The document evaluates and discloses the potential project impacts and proposed mitigations for those impacts. Full Story
Maplewood State Park to celebrate Legacy-funded prairie restoration projects
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Parks and Trails Division will celebrate the importance of Legacy Amendment funding to prairie restoration in state parks, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., on Saturday, Sept. 26 at Maplewood State Park in Pelican Rapids. Full Story
DNR seeks applications for Mille Lacs Fisheries Advisory Committee
People interested in being more actively involved in fisheries management on Mille Lacs Lake can apply to serve on a newly formed Mille Lacs Fisheries Advisory Committee.
R.D. Offutt reduces number of irrigation applications
DNR announces new study
R.D. Offutt Co. (RDO), a North Dakota-based agriculture company, has voluntarily reduced the number of new water appropriation permit applications on file with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Full Story
DNR predicts spectacular fall color season
Weekly updates to online fall color finder begin Sept. 10
To help travelers plan their fall hikes, bike rides, paddling trips and scenic drives to coincide as closely as possible with peak color, staff at Minnesota state parks and recreation areas will update an online fall color finder every Thursday, starting Sept. 10. Full Story
Surplus permits available for Camp Ripley archery hunts
Hunters who missed the lottery deadline for the Camp Ripley archery hunt can purchase surplus permits on a first-come first-served basis beginning 5 p.m. Friday, Sept. 18. Full Story
Roseville artist wins 2016 duck stamp contest
Roseville artist Edward DuRose won the 2016 Minnesota Migratory Waterfowl Stamp contest with a painting of an American wigeon. The painting was selected by judges from among 15 submissions for the annual contest that started in 1977, the Department of Natural Resources said. Full Story
Reminder: Twins offer free hat through partnership with DNR
Anyone with a 2015 Minnesota hunting or fishing license can receive a free camouflage Twins logo baseball cap by being among the first 500 to buy Minnesota Twins tickets through a special offer online. Full Story


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You will love this, the sights and smells are fabulous! They have hand made creams and lotions and teas....loved this!
This is a fairly small orperation.. it doesn't trully represent a plantation.. Gift shop a little priicey ( you will get better $ at Longs for most of the items) However, it does hold enough charm to stop in
This was a great garden to see. Unfortunately they are closed now and up for sale so its worth noting. They are located on the road to Ioa monument. Hopefully someone buys them and re opens them as they are quite good.
I've been to them all and this one has the best variety of plants and flowers. This is NOT the garden with the tram ride. This is a self guided tour on well defined trails and the price is nominal. Unfortunately, the gardens are closed and up for sale.
I love photography and wanted specific photos of flowers and plants. Having things labeled was a nice touch too. Ya there's mosquitos but you're in the tropics so don't whine about it and just wear bug dope. There were some sprinklers running that we dodged and the owner apologized after and said sorry and that he'd turn them off but...
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In case you haven't heard it yet, then you'll want to check out this pretty cool mash-up of The Beatles with Led Zeppelin.
Mash-ups - the art of taking elements of two or more songs and creating something new out of them - are a hit-or-miss proposition. Too often the songs don't match up musically in an attempt to create an interesting or ironic juxtaposition.
The legendary George Martin celebrates his 87th birthday this week and next month he'll be celebrated himself.
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It was October 26, 1965 and the Beatles were given the MBE awards at Buckingham Palace.
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The Scents of Eden: A History of the Spice Trade
Kodansha International, 1999 - Business & Economics - 337 pages
Based on archival material, this book presents the history of the military, diplomatic and economic power struggle for control of the world's most lucrative food stuffs, and domination of the Indian Ocean. Clothed in mystery and lost in uncharted seas, the Spice Islands of the early sixteenth century tantalized European imagination to the point of obsession. As the only place on Earth where grew the 'holy trinity' of spices-cloves, nutmeg, and mace-these minuscule islands quickly became a wellspring of international intrigue and personal fortune,
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What is spot-fixing?
Spot-fixing involves a player agreeing to perform to order by pre-arrangement. For example, a bowler might deliberately bowl consecutive wides in his second over or a batsman could make sure he does not reach double figures.
Twenty20 cricket is particularly susceptible because so much happens so quickly that individual performances can soon be forgotten or dismissed as inconsequential.
Tim May, the chief executive of the international players` union FICA, is one of several influential figures in the game who believes that the number of Twenty20 matches now being played could tempt players to take money from bookmakers in return for spot fixing.
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Betting on cricket matches televised in the Indian sub-continent is a hugely lucrative business. Fortunes can be made if a gambler knows in advance what a particular bowler or batsman is going to do. Bets can be placed on every delivery.
Only betting on horse racing at trackside is allowed in India but in practice around half of a market worth billions of dollars is estimated to be illegal betting, mostly on cricket.
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Rumours have abounded since the advent of the Indian Premier League (IPL) two years ago although nobody has ever been charged. During last year`s Ashes tour of England an Australian player reported that he had been approached by a suspected illegal bookmaker in the team`s London hotel.
Former England captain Michael Atherton said in a newspaper column earlier this year that one leading former international had told him "categorically" that spot-fixing was a regular occurrence.
Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif said this year that he knew of match-fixing in the now defunct Indian Cricket League.
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Three international captains Hansie Cronje (South Africa), Salim Malik (Pakistan) and Mohammed Azharuddin (India) were banned for life in 2000 for helping to influence the results of matches.
Match-fixing had become established in one-day cricket in the 1990s and suspicion centred, in particular, on the one-day tournaments staged at Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates.
As a result of the scandal the International Cricket Council (ICC) founded its Anti-Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU) to monitor all international matches. The ACSU monitored the IPL tournament in India this year but not the second edition in South Africa last year because the Indian board thought the fee charged by the ICC was too high.
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Highly recommended
My mum and I stayed in the Hilton Antwerp for two nights in November. We were there on a (very successful) shopping trip. The Hilton definitely exceeded our expectations. I was expecting a fairly ordinary Holiday Inn type experience, but it was far superior to that.
Our room was large and spacious, with a roomy bathroom and second, separate toilet. Everything was spotless.
Location was perfect for us, as very close to the best shopping area. The hotel receptionist provided us with a map and directions to our first port of call - the Dries van Noten flagship store in the Modepaleis.
Breakfast was absolutely excellent.
All the staff were incredibly helpful and friendly. We had one error on our bill, which was sorted out immediately.
Our only complaint was the excessive smoking in the lounge, but we soon realized that everyone in Belgium seems to smoke like chimneys, so can't really blame that on the Hilton...
Great hotel!
Great location, great staff. Clubroom was ok. Breakfast could have been better (a bit dissapointing for a Hilton Hotel to be honest).
Well placed comfortable hotel
Just returned from 3 nights at Antwerp Hilton. Excellent location, right in the historic centre, close to the river and the main shopping area and all the important tourist sights. It is also attached to a small shopping mall and car park is directly beneath hotel. We arrived by car so this was a useful facility. A word of warning though - hotel web site road directions are out of date due to continuing road works through out the city (hotel receptionist advised us this). And if coming by car avoid the Kennedy Tunnel (use the Wasserland Tunnel). It took us over an hour to get through it and more than another hour to find the hotel so try and get a decent map!
Room was large and comfortable if a little drab and a little worn, bathroom was also large, all marble and with a seperate shower stall.
Staff were very friendly and helpful but seemed a little over whelmed and inexperienced during busy periods over weekend breakfast service. Buffet breakfast was excellent with a wide choice of almost anything you would have wanted.
Good Location and large rooms
The hotel is in an excellent location. The room was large and well furnished although it lacked natural light. The staff were friendly. There was a high charge to use the fitness factilities, which we therefore did not use.
Great location, good service
We stayed on the executive floor and were very impressed with the staff. There were some glitches, but overall, one of the better Hiltons. The location is superb and the rooms are quite spacious. We ran the air conditioning at maximum during temperatures in the mid 90s, and it was pleasant. There is a great grocery store in the basement of the shopping center attached to the hotel. We had a major error in the bill, and the staff was extremely gracious and corrected it immediately. The hotel was convenient to almost everything and there was a great Australian Ice Cream (gelato) directly outside of the front door. (Yes, sounds weird, but it is wonderful.) I would definitely stay again.
This is the second time I have stayed at this hotel in two years, it is extremely well located for all amenities and tourist areas as well as being reasonably priced (142 Euro per night for a double room).
The breakfast is excellent as is the room service and general standard in the Hotel, although telephoning home is expensive, but this is a Hilton Hotel so very little is cheap. There is no Tea or Coffee making facilities in the room.
IFrom the Hotel it is possible to walk to and from the bus stop (Sabena Express) near the Central Station in order to depart or arrive from Brussels Airport at a cost of 8 Euro one way. The journey is only 45 minutes and leaves every hour on the hour, both from Brussels airport and from Antwerp.
The hotel is also located within walking distance of 5 Irish bars for those of you interested in Irish Food, Sport, Irish Music both traditional and modern and a good atmosphere.
Great hotel in a fantastic location.
I have now stayed in this hotel on more than one occasion and each time i've been impressed.
The hotel is a great base for anyone wanting to see the sights of Antwerp, bedrooms and public rooms are clean, and the staff are friendly.
The hotel is adjacent to a shopping centre that you can enter from the hotel without going outside, the cathedral is a stones throw away , and here you will find a number of restaurants to choose from.
First Class Hotel
We stayed for Christmas at the Hilton Antwerp and were not disappointed. caveat: As diamond members, we received red carpet treatment and admittance into their club lounge which served a nice breakfast. However, regardless, the location can't be beat, in the heart of the Grand Place and steps from the ice-skating rink (set up in winter).
The hotel lobby is a destination place where people love to congregate and enjoy food, drinks, and smoke. and hotel guests are eligible to use the gym facilities operately independently located in the adjoining connected mall (voucher is free for diamond members but there is a fee for hotel guests). The hotel is also connected to a mall with eating places, shops, and the gym.
You can walk to the hotel from the main train station if you don't have too much baggage (20 min) walk. Otherwise, cabs are readily available in front of the hotel and the metro is steps away.
Great spot, great service
The Hilton Antwerpen is situated in the middle of the historic centre and nearby wonderfull shops. The rooms are very spacious (esp. 5th floor) and nicely furnished. Lunch en breakfast were very good. There are great restaurants nearby. The staff is very friendly and helpfull.
Friendliest Staff around!
Excellent, execllent, and excellent! I can't say enough about this hotel. I stay here once a month for work. The hilton antwerp is located right in the grooenplaats (green place) and is surrounded by many restaurants, and shops. The area is very safe (which is important to me as I'm a female traveling alone.) The staff deserves the first kudos as they are fabulous. Will go out of their way to accomadate you. The rooms are large and clean with goose down blankets! If you're a hilton member, I think you get upgraded to the executive floor where the clubroom is located. The clubroom has a complimentary breakfast which has a large selection of fare from breakfast meats, to eggs, sausage, bacon, yougurts, breads, patries and fruits. If you're staying there for a week, you'll have enough varieties that you're not bored with the food. Coffee and tea is always available with patries to snack on in the afternoon. From 5-10 pm, they have complimentary drinks to help you unwind from a long hard days work (or sighteeing as the case may be) After a strenous day at work, I look forward to pouring myself a glass of wine and relaxing in front of the tv. It honestly feels like home, there. And last but not least, the antwerp hilton offers special element that no other hotels in Antwerp offers....Wireless access. They have this cute little box that plugs right into your laptop and you can walk around the entire hotel and still be connnected. This is important for the road warriors who need to be connected to home. All in all, there's nothing that I can say that's negative about this hotel.
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