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More than 1,500 Special Olympics Delaware athletes from schools at all levels across the state are set to take part in eight Special Olympics Delaware Basketball Skills Competitions over a period of 15 days, beginning March 13.
At the competitions, athletes either participate individually or team up with Unified Partners, peers without disabilities, to compete in dribbling, passing and shooting events.
High school students from each of the host schools' Project Unify club will volunteer at the events. Special Olympics Project UNIFY is a national project funded by the U.S. Department of Education. The goal of Project UNIFY is to activate youth around the country in an effort to develop school communities where all young people are agents of change -- fostering respect, dignity and advocacy for people with intellectual disabilities by utilizing the programs and initiatives of Special Olympics.
"It's an exciting time of year for anyone playing basketball," said Jon Buzby, spokesperson for Special Olympics Delaware, "and for our athletes it's no different. These events are their state championship. It's their opportunity to show off their basketball talents through skills events they've been practicing for the past 10 weeks. Our athletes look forward to their own shining moment."
Schedule (all competitions take place 10:15 a.m. – 1 p.m.)
Wednesday, March 13: Capital School District, Dover High School
Thursday, March 21: Caesar Rodney School District, Caesar Rodney High School
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Great dish, just add a salad and you have a meal. I added garlic with the onions and mixed a can of green chilies in with the enchilada sauce cause my hubby likes things VERY tasty. A great dish to make in advance and maybe even take to a pot luck meal. You could also add some cooked chicken or turkey or the soy recipe-ready crumbles if you want more protein.
Chilaquiles Casserole
From EatingWell: June/July 2006
Our version of this enchilada-style chilaquiles casserole is packed with nutritious beans and vegetables. Canned prepared enchilada sauce has great flavor and keeps the prep time quick. It can vary in heat level so find one that suits your taste. If you want to eliminate the heat altogether, try a green enchilada sauce (which is often milder than red) or substitute two 8-ounce cans of plain tomato sauce.
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I made my own enchilada sauce using a touch of olive oil, tomato paste, canned chipotle peppers, a minced fresh cayenne chile and cumin & chile powder. I also added an additional layer of green tomatillo salsa (made by stewing the tomatillos with garlic, minced onion and serrano pepper.) I imagine this would still be very tasty with the original recipe. Will definitely make again and can't wait for leftovers tomorrow night. Oh, I also served this with a fennel, cabbage and red onion slaw. Perfection.
Husband really liked this even asked me to keep some out { I froze the leftovers} for his lunch the next day! Will be making this again just as the receipe calls for. I think I will try to roll them up and bake them that way! Ran receipes off and passed them around work!
Fabulous and easy!
Used Old Paso Medium-hot enchillada sauce. Reduced corn to 1c. and added 1 c cooked chopped kale squeezed dry. Dry spots were created when tortillas overlapped so next time will carefully place. Mozzarella flavored Veggie Shreds worked fine.
I read the reviews for this beforehand, so I added about 3 cloves of garlic, 2 jalapeno peppers, cilantro and 3tsp chili powder. Oh, and I couldn't help myself, and I added extra cheese on top. Every one in my house absolutely loved it! My super picky 14yo wouldn't touch it at first, but after dinner he finally took a bite and admitted it was really good, and he'll be sure to eat it next time. I shredded the zucchini because I knew my son wouldn't eat it if he could see chunks of it. Kind of a good way to get kids to eat zucchini, and maybe even other vegetables too. I've been asked to keep this recipe on file and put it in the regular rotation.


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Minus the helmet.
Sounds weird.
Why toy with our awesome looking away unis?
That would be legit! Big time! White uni's on ESPN, love it!
Easy to see?
not so sure bout that...
why not all GOLD?
This could be sweet. Like, really sweet.
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Minus the helmet.
Sounds dangerous.
i love our unis anyone have a pic of these...sorry if already posted
hmmm... sounds like the white helmet could come out at one point in the year.
white helmet is a must!
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hmmm... sounds like the white helmet could come out at one point in the year.
How does it sound anything like that? If they were going to, it would be when they are wearing all white uniforms.
Anyone have the pic of that white helmet from earlier this year handy?
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Congressman John Carney in coordination with the Concord Coalition will host a series of interactive public meetings focused on priorities and challenges within the federal budget.
The first meeting will be held from 1 to 2:30 p.m., Jan. 31 at Wesley College's H.B. DuPont College Center on the corner of State and Cecil Streets in Dover. The second meeting will be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Jan. 31 at the Delaware Tech Stanton campus, 400 Stanton Christiana Road, Newark.
Participants in these meetings will begin reviewing the spending and priorities in the current federal budget. Attendees will work in small groups of five to 10, and will be given the opportunity to draft their own budget proposal which reflects their ideas for federal spending. The town hall meetings are free and open to the public. Those who are attending should R.S.V.P. by calling (302) 691-7333 or (877) 899-7872.
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What would happen if you built a house for fairies to live in? Would they come to visit? Kristen is in for a surprise when she sets out to build a fairy house in the woods. Nature wants to get in on the act - with her own special cast of characters! Follow Kristen's story to its enchanting conclusion. You'll discover a section on how to create your own fairy house. 9 x 11 inches, hardcover, 40 pages.
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Explore Bremen's "in" scene: the Viertel
In Berlin there's Prenzlauer Berg, in Hamburg the Schanze. But in Bremen? The hip place to be on the banks of the Weser is the "Viertel," where subculture and the establishment rub elbows, creating a truly unique creative tension. The area abounds with specialty boutiques, cool cafes and traditional corner bars, but peace and quiet are not far away, either – just take a walk to the grassy Osterdeich dike and enjoy the scenic river view.
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The Viertel, Shopping and Design Center
Where it's at: Artists, students, squatters – since the 1960s, the Viertel has been home to anyone in Bremen who was somehow "different," a place where people could experiment with alternative lifestyles and political utopias. The area has kept its alternative, student-subculture atmosphere, but the signs of gentrification cannot be ignored. Today, expensive boutiques draw a completely different crowd to the streets around Ostertorsteinweg (known by locals as "O-Weg"). Long neglected before being taken over by squatters, the Altbremer houses, a type of residential architecture unique to Bremen, are all the rage today. In fact, you're most likely to find teachers, ad executives or web designers living there.
Shop till you drop: These days, you can step out with confidence in the hip areas of any major city sporting the spoils of a shopping tour of the Viertel. In Glam! you'll find the collections of many young designers and labels, such as EastBerlin, Save the Queen, and Drykorn. A couple of doors down, Bervery Boyer stocks hip brands like Michiko, Koshino and Schoolrag, and also offers fashion advice from a personal stylist. PROTOTYPE.Schumacher sells both vintage jewelry by famous designers and the owner's original creations in styles ranging from burlesque to retro.
Glam!: Ostertorsteinweg 101, Tel.: +49-(0)421/794 24 25. Open Mon-Fri 10am-7pm, Sat 10am-6pm. www.glam-fashionlounge.de. Beverly Boyer: Ostertorsteinweg 20, Tel.: +49-(0)421/7 87 55. Open: Mon-Fri 10am-8pm, Sat 10am-6pm. PROTOTYPE.Schumacher: Ostertorsteinweg 62, Tel.: +49-(0)421/364 95 90. Open Mon-Fri 11am-7pm, Sat 11am-5pm. www.prototype-schumacher.com
Wilhelm Wagenfeld House/Bremen Design Center: There's no better window on Wilhelm Wagenfeld's work than the Viertel. The Bremen-born Bauhaus disciple was one of the most prominent pioneers of German industrial design, and a building named after him is located in the park occupying the site of Bremen's ancient ramparts at the entrance to the Viertel. The Wilhelm Wagenfeld House contains the Bremen Design Center, which stages exhibitions, discussions and lectures about other 20th and 21st century designers.
Wilhelm Wagenfeld Haus: Am Wall 209, Tel.: +49-(0)421/338 81 16. Open: Tue 3pm-9pm, Wed-Sun 10am-6pm (only exhibitions), closed Dec 24, 25 and 31. Admission: €3.50 (reduced €1.50). www.wwh-bremen.de
Bremen art museum, Breminale and Café Sand
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Lagerhaus cultural center: Coexistence, confrontation or acceptance? The Viertel reflects many different forms of culture in a very small space. The Kunsthalle art museum diagonally across from the Wilhelm Wagenfeld House showcases classical, bourgeois art. Wealthy Bremen merchant families founded an art association in the early 19th century and erected the first of the museum buildings in 1849. A cultural center of quite a different color opened in the early 1980s, the Lagerhaus (warehouse), a venue for exhibitions, concerts, readings and parties. The Lagerhaus has remained true to its original objective of providing a space for less traditional projects, initiatives and clubs.
Kunsthalle Bremen: Am Wall 207, Tel.: +49-(0)421/32 90 80. Open: Tues 10am-9pm, Wed-Sun 10am-6pm (temporarily closed for renovation and scheduled to reopen Aug 20, 2011). Admission: €6 (reduced €3). www.kunsthalle-bremen.de. Kulturzentrum Lagerhaus: Schildstraße 12-19, Tel.: +49-(0)421/701 00 00. Opening times and admission prices vary for each event. www.kulturzentrum-lagerhaus.de
Osterdeich/Breminale: Where the Viertel meets the Weser. The Osterdeich dike has protected the area from flooding since the late 19th century. In fact, without it the area could not have been developed. Today the dike doubles as a park that stretches for miles and in the summer is equally popular with the "in" crowd and sun worshippers alike, who come along to picnic, barbecue and make music – and once a year, to celebrate the Breminale, too. The motto of the five-day culture festival on the Osterdeich is "open-air and open to all," and its program jam-packed with concerts, readings, theater, dance, and performance art draws around 150,000 visitors a year.
Breminale: www.breminale.de
Café Sand: Bars, cafés, pubs – quenching your thirst is simply a matter of deciding where to go. There are so many bars at the corner of Fehrfeldstraße and Humboldtstraße that the locals have dubbed it the "Bermuda Triangle." You could easily get lost here after a couple of rounds … so not really be much sense in leaving the Viertel just for a drink. At least there wouldn't be if it weren't for Café Sand. Bremen's only café boasting a beach, the typical German covered beach chairs and a beach volleyball court is located on the south bank of the Weser within sight of the Osterdeich – and easy to get to by ferry from there.
Café Sand: Strandweg 106, +49-(0)421/55 60 11. Open: daily from 10am. www.cafe-sand.de
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Copenhagen - Looks good, is good
Made in Denmark – in the world of design, these three words are tantamount to a knighthood. Danish designers regularly attract attention with their creative ideas. This should not really come as a surprise. Anyone spending the best part of the long, Nordic winters at homes, like the Danes do, naturally has an interest in making their own four walls as comfortable as possible. The best way to discover the richness of Danish design is to pay a visit to Copenhagen.
Dansk Design Center and Design Museum
Two museums, one mission: The Dansk Design Center shows design classics from Denmark, and stages changing special exhibitions on topical subjects (Does design solve the world's problems? No, but it can help!). For people who prefer to possess rather than simply to look, the museum shop offers plenty of opportunity to spend. The Designmuseum also tells the success story of Danish industrial design, and showcases famous designers (Arne Jacobsen, Poul Henningsen, Jacob Jensen) and their works. At the same time, it traces the roots of applied arts back to the late Middle Ages, as well as explaining the importance of influences from the rest of Europe and Asia.
Dansk Design Center: HC Andersens Boulevard 27, Tel.: +45-33 69 33 69. Open: Mon-Fri 10am-5pm, Wed 10am-9pm, Sat+Sun 11am-4pm, Jul.+Aug. Mon-Fri 10am-6pm, Wed 10am-9pm, Sat+Sun 11am-5pm. Admission: 55 DKK (reduced 30 DKK). www.ddc.dk. Designmuseum: Bredgade 68, Tel.: +45-33 18 56 56. Open: Tue-Sun 11am-5pm. Admission: 60 DKK (reduced 40 DKK, under 18s and Wed free). www.designmuseum.dk
Welcome to the living room! Hay House has an inviting feel to it, almost like a cozy
– admittedly, unusually stylish – apartment. Hay sells chairs, armchairs, sofas and tables, plus carpets and other home accessories, too. The ambitious brand aims for a "return to the innovative greatness" of the 1950s and '60s, in other words to the time when many Danish design classics were born. The designers working for Hay are mostly young, their creations frequently simple, functional and at the same time elegant. Hay has even won some prizes. One award-winning specimen is the Nobody, a felt chair made entirely of fabric and completely recyclable. Another is Plopp, an inflatable metal stool you really shouldn't pass by!
Hay House: Oestergade 61, Tel.: +45-99 42 44 40. Open: Mon-Fri 11am-6pm, Sat 11am-4pm. www.hay.dk
Designerzoo working design store
This zoo is definitely a "Do Touch"! At least, as far as the home accessories, jewelry, knitware and furniture are concerned. Bønnebordet (bean table) is a bestseller that was originally created by Designerzoo founder Karsten Lauritsen and has been touched a thousand times and sold many more times over. The designers aren't quite so keen to be touched themselves, but they do welcome interaction with visitors. Eight designers work here, creating new objects, selling the products, inviting a stream of changing guest designers to join them and also exhibiting the works of Copenhagen-based artists. If you are interested in experiencing today's vibrant Danish design scene up close, don't miss Designerzoo.
Designerzoo: Vesterbrogade 137, Tel.: +45-33 24 94 93. Open: Mon-Thu 10am-17:30, Fri 10am-7pm, Sat 10am-3pm. www.dzoo.dk
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With a population of less than 900,000, the Ventura region boasts a small town atmosphere just 10 miles outside the Los Angeles city limits. Indeed, you would never know how close the city was in Ventura County as its luxury homes are nestled in the hills amongst pristine, natural surroundings with Los Padres National Forest to the Northwest and the shimmering Pacific to the South. For those seeking more refined entertainment after a day in nature, Ventura is famous for its many wineries dotting the countryside between central Ventura region and Thousand Oaks to the East, or locals can enjoy any of the ten local golf courses.
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Nice - From 0 to 3000
Mountains or beach? This question simply doesn't arise on a vacation in Provence, where the mighty three-thousanders of the Maritime Alps dominate the landscape just about 50 kilometers from the glamorous seaside resort of Nice. Even some of the easy-to-climb peaks offer breathtaking views – as far as the Mediterranean island of Corsica. Visitors wishing to explore region will find a place to stay in picturesque mountain villages, authentic alpine huts, and beautiful Belle Epoque hotels – and even a true "Valley of Wonders."
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Magical and timeless: The village of Peillon lies half-way between Nice and the Maritime Alps. The medieval hamlet, with a population of just 1300, perches like an eagle's nest on a rocky spur 700 meters up with a steep cliff beyond its walls. Peillon is one of the region's famous villages perchés. These villages' apparent determination to make even the most inaccessible spots inhabitable give them an almost surreal quality. While some of the mountain villages have become tourist attractions, some, like Peillon, have retained their authenticity.
Hotel Auberge de la Madone/Restaurant l'Authentique in Peillon: 3, place Auguste Arnulf, Peillon Village, Tel.: +33-4 93 79 91 17. Open: daily except Wed (restaurant and reception closed), closed from Feb 1-Nov 8 and over Christmas. Prices: start at €98 for single and double rooms. www.auberge-madone-peillon.com (French)
From the beach into the mountains – large areas of the French Maritime Alps belong to the Parc National du Mercantour, a specially protected nature reserve that offers a safe home for many of the region's many rare plants and animals. If you're lucky, you might catch a glimpse of an alpine ibex, a chamois, mouflon, marmot, golden eagle, or even a wolf. The adjoining Parco Naturale delle Alpi Marittime is on Italian territory and works closely with its French counterpart. The highest peak in the Maritime Alps, Monte Argentera (3297 meters) is also on the Italian side of the border, in Piemont.
Parc National du Mercantour: www.mercantour.eu (French). Parco Naturale delle Alpi Maritime: www.parcoalpimarittime.it (English, German and Italian)
Refuge de la Cougourde:
Sky high – in the Mercantour National Park alone, six proud three-thousanders reach for the sky. The smaller mountains are also popular hiking destinations. The striking Mont Mounier, for example, is easy to climb, and on a clear day you can see the Mediterranean island of Corsica from its peak. For those on a longer mountain tour, the Club alpine français offers good and inexpensive overnight lodging in their huts (refuges), one of the most beautiful being the Courgourde-Herberge. Reservations are recommended, especially in the summer.
Club Alpin Francais (CAF) de Nice-Mercantour: 14, avenue Mirabeau, Nice, Tel.: +33-4/93 62 59 99. www.cafnice.org (French). CAF online reservation system: www.cafnice.org (French)
Vallée des Merveilles:
The high valley at the foot of Mont Bégo is known as "The Valley of Marvels." This is due to the approximately 40,000 Bronze Age drawings etched into the naked cliff face here, which was polished smooth during the last ice age. The nearby mountain was sacred to the artists, and their prehistoric graffiti portrays ritual acts alongside everyday farming implements. This site is one of the most important of its kind in Europe and has been an object of study since the end of the 19th century. The Museum of Marvels in the small town of Tende documents the results of this research.
Musée des Merveilles: Avenue du 16 septembre 1947, Tende, Tel.: +33-4/93 04 32 50. Open: daily 10am-6:30pm (May 2 – Oct 15), daily 10am-5pm (Oct 16-April 30), closed March12-24, Nov 13-25. Admission: free. www.museedesmerveilles.com (English, French and Italian)
Lac d'Allos:
Crystal clear and ice cold. The largest mountain lake in Europe, Lac d'Allos also lies within the borders of the Mercantour National Park. The Lac d'Allos chalet on the south bank of the lake makes an excellent base camp for exploring this beautiful region, either on foot or on a mountain bike. One of the most worthwhile hiking routes is the three-hour trek up Mont Pelat. Towering more than 800 meters above Lac d'Allos, its summit offers a spectacular view of the lake and a seemingly endless alpine panorama.
Refuge du Lac d'Allos: Tel.: +33-4/92 83 00 24, firstname.lastname@example.com . The hostel is staffed only June through September, when warm meals are also served. In the off-season it is unstaffed, but remains open as an emergency shelter.
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Even though the Mediterranean is nearby, the climate a little milder as a result, and the season somewhat shorter than in more northerly regions, in winter the Maritime Alps become transformed into to a white wonderland with excellent ski areas. The region around Val d'Allos alone offers skiers 230 kilometers of slopes, not to mention cross-country runs and snowshoe paths. Isola 2000 is not quite as beautiful but still very popular– the entire ski resort was only built in the 1970s. At that time aesthetic issues took a back seat to practical ones – the slopes begin here practically on the main street.
Val d'Allos: www.valdallos.com (French and English). Isola 2000: www.isola2000.com (French and English)
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As summer unfolds many of us will hop into a car or board an airplane to head for enjoyable destinations. Although reasons for vacation travel are pleasant, the trip can mean sitting in a cramped position for long periods. You arrive ready to relax, only to find that you are stiff, sore, and fatigued.
The physical stresses of traveling can lead to pain and muscle spasms. Although less common, the result is occasionally severe: blood clots or deep vein thrombosis (DVT). Development of clots sometimes leads to hospitalization and can even be fatal.
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• When the pilot permits it, walk around – every 30 to 45 minutes on longer flights.
• Sitting, lift your feet and make circular motions with each ankle, clockwise and counterclockwise. For fun, point your toes to form letters and words!
• If waiting for the lavatory, bend and touch the walkway with your fingers close to your toes.
• An in-lavatory exercise – place both hands on the wall, and put one foot in front of the other as far apart as space allows. Lunge.
• In the aisle, stand on one leg, bend the opposite knee until your heel is close to your buttock. Maintain for 15 seconds. Switch legs.
• In your seat, keep your head against the headrest. Clasp your hands together beside your head. Tilt your head sideways moving your ear to your other shoulder. Hold. Repeat, starting on the other side.
• With your right hand touch the back left part of your shoulder. Then place your left hand on your right elbow and pull. Switch sides after 15 seconds.
Stretching during flights and long vehicle rides helps to increase energy, flexibility, and range of motion. If you experience stiffness and pain for more than a day or two after a trip, then chiropractic techniques can likely help restore your cramped muscles to full pain-free function. For deep leg or calf pain, consult your medical doctor immediately.


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You won't find another river like the "River of Grass" anywhere in the world: This unique waterway, 60 kilometers wide in places and 100 kilometers long, flows languidly through subtropical Florida down to the Gulf of Mexico. In many places only a few centimeters deep, the River of Grass is a marshy area densely overgrown with grass, bushes and trees, providing a lush natural habitat for alligators, bears, flamingos, pumas and hundreds of other species. Only an hour's drive from the busy city of Miami, (population around 390,000), the wetlands of the Everglades are an adventure waiting to be explored.
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Anhinga Trail:
A fun excursion for the entire family: The Anhinga Trail is a 1.2-kilometer, fully wheelchair and stroller-accessible boardwalk path that winds from the Royal Palm Visitor Center into the Everglades. With luck, you can spot alligators, turtles and many different types of birds (including the eponymous anhinga) as you walk along the trail. The Ernest Coe Visitor Center, which is about 6 kilometers away, provides a wealth of information about the surrounding swamplands. There are several other boardwalk trails in the area, for instance the Long Pine Key Trails, which cover altogether 45 kilometers and are ideal for extended hikes.
Ernest Coe Visitor Center: 40001 State Rd., Homestead, Tel.: +1-305/242 77 00. Opening hours: daily 9am-5pm.
Everglades City:
Don't let the name mislead you: this "city" has a population of only 500, but it lies right at the mouth of the River of Grass and is one of the gateways to the national park. Back in the late 19th century, the town was a popular destination for wealthy tourists from the north who would come here in the winter months to fish and hunt. Today, the town is a good starting point for expeditions into the subtropical swamplands and offers a variety of services, including canoe rental for visitors wishing to explore the Everglades on their own.
For example: Everglades Rentals & Eco Adventures: 107 Camellia St., Everglades City, Tel: +1/239-695-3299.
Loud and laid back in the most literal sense of the word: Airboats are ideal for getting around the swamps of the Everglades, and they are just as typical for this area as flamingoes and alligators. Also known as fanboats, these vessels have a large and very loud propeller above the water, which allows them to pass through shallow water. Airboats leave from Everglades City for half-hourly rides around the nearby mangrove swamps. Longer tours can also be booked, offering a great opportunity to watch the many indigenous bird species and the occasional alligator.
For example: Everglades Tours: 200 Collier Ave., Everglades City, Tel: +1/239-695-4400.
www.captaindougs.net. Everglades Airboat Tours: 929 Dupont St., Everglades City, Tel.: +1-239/695 23 33.
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The Everglades are a veritable El Dorado for anglers. The shallow waters of the Everglades provide a lush habitat for 300 different species of fish, and the national park is home to just as many different types of birds, including ibises, cormorants, pelicans, storks and flamingoes. Group tours or personal guides can be booked for those who don't want to go looking for wildlife on their own.
There's nothing a true explorer loves better than sleeping in the wilds. There are numerous spots in the Everglades where campers can pitch a tent. If you are not planning to use one of the two official, vehicle-accessible campsites, you will need a special Backcountry Permit. Camping tours must be planned carefully in advance: Good maps and effective insect repellant are must-haves in this part of the world.
Campsites: Long Pine Key Campground and Flamingo Campground, each US $16 per night. Wild camping: a Backcountry Permit must be purchased from a visitor centre on the previous day or before setting out (US $10 fee plus US $2 for each night).
These toothy creatures are the direct ancestors of the dinosaurs and have a fierce reputation as ruthless predators. The Mississippi alligators that inhabit the swamps of the Everglades grow to between three and a half and four meters long, with some individuals measuring up to as much as six meters from nose to tail. Adult alligators will hunt even large prey, such as sheep or pigs. Attacks on humans are rare, but not unknown. A safe place to get close to these giant reptiles is the Everglades Alligator Farm, which is home to around 2000 alligators.
Everglades Alligator Farm: 40351 SW 192nd Ave., Homestead, Tel: +1/305-247-2628. Open daily from 9am-6pm. Admission: US $23/US $15.50 for children up to 11 (includes shows and airboat ride; US $15.50/US $10.50 without the airboat ride).
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PULLMAN, Wash. - The Washington State volleyball team's thrilling 3-2 victory over No. 4 USC Nov. 17 in Pullman produced many achievements worth noting.
The Cougars were behind 0-2 going into the third set and produced a 25-22 win followed by another 25-22 win in the fourth. WSU fell behind in the fifth set 14-8 and fought off six consecutive match points en route to the 21-19 win.
This match marked the first time WSU has defeated USC since 2009 and the second AVCA Top 25 ranked opponent WSU has defeated this season. This was the first five-set match USC has lost this year and the first time USC has lost to a team not in the top 15 RPI rankings. WSU holds a three-to-two advantage in five-set matches all-time among the 57 contests between WSU and USC, and a three-to-one advantage in five-set matches played in Bohler Gym.
With the victory over USC, Washington State moved to a 17-12 overall record and with four matches remaining in the season the Cougars are guaranteed a winning record for the first time since 2009.
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I listen to a lot of conservative talk radio. Confident masculine voices telling me the enemy is everywhere and victory is near — I often find it affirming: there's a reason I don't think that way. Last spring, many right-wing commentators made much of a Bloomberg poll that asked Americans, "Are you more sympathetic to Netanyahu or Obama?" Republicans picked the Israeli prime minister over their own president, 67 to 16 percent. There was a lot of affected shock that things had come to this. Rush Limbaugh said of Netanyahu that he wished "we had this kind of forceful moral, ethical clarity leading our own country"; Mark Levin described him as "the leader of the free world." For a few days there I yelled quite a bit in my car.
The one conservative radio show I do find myself enjoying is hosted by Dennis Prager. At the Thanksgiving dinner of American radio personalities (Limbaugh is your jittery brother-in-law, Michael Savage is your racist uncle, Hugh Hewitt is Hugh Hewitt) Dennis Prager is the turkey-carving patriarch trying to keep the conversation moderately high-minded. While Prager obviously doesn't like liberals — "The gaps between the left and right on almost every issue that matters are in fact unbridgeable," he has said — he often invites them onto his show for debate, which is rare among right-wing hosts. Yet his gently exasperated take on the Obama–Netanyahu matchup was among the least charitable: "Those who do not confront evil resent those who do."
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Ursuline Academy is proud of its 3- and 4-year-old pre-kindergarten students who made a special Easter dessert for Emmanuel Dining Room on March 22.
Utilizing Early Childhood's kitchenette, the pre-kindergaraten students counted, measured, and stirred marshmallows, cereal crisps, and butter to make a delicious dessert for the individuals at Emmanuel Dining Room. The Emmanuel Dining Room works to provide nutritious no cost meals to people in Delaware.
Even at a young age, Ursuline students are already aware of their responsibility to help others. The teachers in the Early Childhood Program incorporate activities that allow their students to continue to learn while experiencing the reward of helping others.
"I love to have the children bake during Lent for Emmanuel Dining Room because we learn throughout Lent how to follow in Christ's footsteps, and serve other people just as He did," said Suzanne LeComte, Pre-K Teacher. "Preschoolers know when they are hungry for snack and lunch so they can understand when we explain the mission of Ministry of Caring's Emmanuel Dining Room. It takes self control not to eat those pastel sprinkled treats but the children did a great job!"
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At a recent general club meeting for the local Middletown Athletic Club, we had an opportunity to talk about "all things running." Seems that's what a running club does when it meets… talks about all things running. OK, so we're kinda one dimensional.
So what do runners talk about when they get together? I imagine it sounds a little like pig Latin or Martian to outsiders and non-runners. Words like tempo repeats, intervals, relay splits, and, my personal favorite, fartlek, all seem to find their way into the chatter. My bride, who has been running for as long as I have, usually gives me a blank "huh?" when I mention lactate threshold and VO2-max.
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Once we're done showing off for each other, runners do tend to talk about some meaningful stuff that we'd like to personally accomplish, and then we turn to our "share the joy" side about how to get others interested in exercising their minds and bodies. Yes, we really do want you to like us and like what we do for fun.
If you've ever been intimidated by the thought of running with a group or running in a race, you really needn't be. The vast majorities of runners are not Olympic quality, are not 100-mile-a-week beasts and are not intimidating at all. In fact, most of us are recreational at best. OK, a few of us have issues with competitive things, but we mostly keep that in check… mostly. But don't get on the treadmill next to me.
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The pursuit of running and even racing offers a number of "entry-level opportunities" to train and run at that recreational base. There are at least five Road Runner Clubs of America chapters in Delaware alone, and each offers some sort of 'introductory' program or mentoring group. The typical term is "Couch to 5k." The Glasgow YMCA, for example, has a Couch to 5k program. The group "Black Girls Run" meets every Saturday morning at Silver Lake in Middletown for the same purpose.
Stepping farther out
Want to run a marathon? The National Leukemia Society offers "Team in Training." Other philanthropic groups offer similar marathon training groups and fund-raising opportunities, geared at getting you to the finish line. Contact the Delaware Running Company or New Castle County New Balance stores. Each offers introductory group runs on a regular basis.
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Don't want to race? That's OK too… almost any running group, club or individual would love to help get you out the door for some personal health time. I silently cheer louder for people I see out running for the joy and health pursuits than I do for the superstars. Mix joy, health and racing and I get downright giddy.
Page 2 of 2 - If you're interested in running but don't know where to get started, just remember that every experienced runner was once a beginner runner. We just have a slight head start on you… for now, anyway. Try www.rrca.org as a starting point. Or just ask a running friend.
So don't worry about your resting heart rate, your knee extension angle or your footfalls per minute. Chance are, we don't know ours either. And if we do, we're just showing off or making it up. But we'd love to have you join us for a few miles on the roads, tracks and trails.
Former Lock Haven University stand-out runner Andy Shearer is the Middletown Athletic Club secretary/treasurer. Shearer has been running since 1978. His column "runs" the first week of each month.
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I was originally introduced to the work of Lake Champlain Chocolates by my Mom, and I wish I could remember where and when she originally discovered them. All I can recall is her gushing to me about how good their chocolate was and how I needed to try it. I finally caved and bought some when I saw it in Whole Foods some time later, and when I tasted it, I was hooked.
I saw these earlier this year as one of their seasonal spring releases, and it was too pretty and tasty looking to pass up. The chocolates are so beautiful. They're shaped like dogwood flowers and are wrapped by flavor in colorful foil. The actual chocolates is very dark in color and has a nice "clean" chocolatey aroma. I can't imagine how they could be any more enticing.
Dark Mint (green): The bite is surprisingly firm and breaks off with a good "klok" sound. The mint flavor shows immediately yet it's light and not overpowering at all. The chocolate provides sweetness and a good richness to the palette. What I thought was really cool was that there's slivers/chunks of peppermint in here, like crushed pieces of candy cane. It delivers an unexpected burst of mintiness in some bites and the slightly chewy texture is a lot of fun.
Milk Chocolate Caramel (pink): The milk chocolate is wonderful and is the "standard" chocolate base for Lake Champlain: very creamy with dairy flavors and strong sweetness. The overall effect is extremely chocolatey and very satisfying satisfying. I'm reminded of good Swiss chocolate. The center holds the caramel which is very free flowing and drippy. The flavor is quite sweet with really strong notes of cooked sugar resulting in a toasty flavor. I also taste a strong hit of cream that gives it a little tang. The caramel center and chocolate exterior make a very sweet and dedicant combination here.
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Ahead of Brandywine Valley's spring social event, Point-to-Point, Winterthur has arranged pre-event activities to help guests prepare for the excitement and pageantry of the 35th annual steeplechase on Sunday, May 5.
Of those activities, two events focus on the fashion of Point-to-Point, which often includes beautiful headwear and striking dresses that celebrate spring:
Thursday, April 18 Helen Kaminski Anniversary Hat Trunk Show, featuring the official headpiece of Point-to-Point, the Vilamoura design. The event will be held from 1 to 5 p.m. at Houpette Powder Mill Shopping Center in Greenville.
Thursday, April 18 Private Peter Kate shopping event featuring Point-to-Point fashion options, by invitation only. The session will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Peter Kate Boutique, located at the Powder Mill Shopping Center in Greenville. Food and wine will be provided by Lisa's Gone Nuts. Again, this event is by invitation only.
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Lufthansa Highlights Los Angeles: "Spanglish is the language in Latino city LA"
How 'bout a beer?" Big John, an impressive figure with a grayish-white ponytail, is an excellent host – even on the parking lot of the Hollywood Bowl, California's most attractive open-air venue. The rays of the late afternoon sun lend cars and people a peach-colored hue. The annual Mariachi USA Festival is due to start an hour from now. It will feature bands from all parts of the country playing the sad songs favored by wandering Mexican minstrels.
In the meantime, Big John and his buddies are warming up with coke and beer in the parking lot. Car loudspeakers deliver a rousing soundtrack of hip-hop, salsa and Mexican folk music to the pre-festival party. The Mariachi Festival will attract some 15,000 people – mainly of Hispanic origin.
Gringos are a minority group here. The Hispanics, both on the stage and in the audience, come from just about everywhere in Latin America. Some have dressed up for the occasion – the men with cowboy hats or sombreros, the women and girls wearing frilly dresses and flowers in their hair. But most of them sport the Californian leisure uniform of T-shirt and jeans. They all stand up for the US national anthem at the start of the festival and sing it out loud in English.
Although proud of their Latin-American origins, they see themselves primarily as US citizens. Los Angeles is the second largest and also the most "Latino" city in the United States. That comes as no surprise when 48 percent of the population in the Greater Los Angeles Area is of Hispanic extraction – and this figure is rising.
Latinas Salma Hayek, Jessica Alba and "desperate housewife" Eva Longoria Parker have made their mark on Hollywood.
Bands like Los Lobos and Ozomatli are well known well beyond Los Angeles. And Latino self-confidence got a powerful boost when Antonio Villaraigosa was voted the city's first Hispanic mayor since 1872.
El Pueblo de Los Angeles was founded in 1781 by the Spanish Governor of California. Both city and state belonged to Mexico until 1846, as evidenced by the many Spanish street names and the whole architecture of the region, which is still influenced by the style formerly used in Mexican missions. Downtown LA still has a few restored buildings on Olvera Street in the Old Town. This is a pedestrian area full of shops and stalls selling handicrafts and kitsch. Women working at La Luz del Dia still shape tortillas by hand. This is a dying art in times of industrial food production. Modern Latino Los Angeles is just a few blocks away on Broadway.
The halls of the Grand Central Market and the busy stores between Broadway and Hill Street cater to the material needs of Angelinos - imported foods, jewelry, clothing, plus a whole lot of knickknacks. Broadway smells of Big Town – a bit like New York, but with a touch of Mexico City. You get this feeling further south, in Lynwood, too, where the Plaza Mexico shopping mall facades are a pretty accurate imitation of the Mexican town of Monte Alban. Regular concerts, folklore fiestas and popular restaurants help to enliven the atmosphere in the mall (addresses on page 76).
But it's difficult to pin down any particular district as being "Latino Los Angeles." Boyle Heights and Whittier Hills have been pretty well colonized by Angelinos with Hispanic roots but everyone who can get out of there and try his or her luck elsewhere does so, mainly because of the high crime rate. Latino LA is omnipresent - in taco bars like Hollywood's Cactus Taqueria and innumerable Latin-American restaurants.
The same sort of crazy mixture is evident in LA's night life. Salsa, hip hop, pop and all possible combinations of the three carry across the night air from the clubs. Ballroom dancing is currently enjoying a revival in the United States, and demand for Latin-American dances is strong, not only among Latinos. At El Floridita, the Hollywood offshoot of Ernest Hemingway's favorite watering-hole in Havana, guests work off the calories from the main course to sambas and tangos played by a live orchestra before going back to tackle the dessert. Dance teachers like John "Dance Doctor" Cassese have latched on to the new trend and taught celebrities such as Goldie Hawn and Pamela Anderson the cha-cha-cha. But his Santa Monica studio is not open exclusively to a star clientele, tourists can also take lessons.
The mix of cultures living in LA is reflected by the colorful wall paintings everywhere. These depict scenes of everyday Hispanic life and range from socially critical to pure joie de vivre. Some recall murals by the Mexican painter Diego Rivera, others, graffiti. The Great Wall of Los Angeles, painted on the wall of a flood control channel in North Hollywood, is half a mile long and allegedly the longest mural in the world. It shows the history of California from the age of the dinosaurs to the 1950s. Over 400 young people were involved in creating the Great Wall.
Contemporary Hispanic art is on display at the Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA). The MOLAA has the country's most impressive collection of Latin American paintings and sculptures, and it is here that many Angelinos first discover their rich cultural heritage. This is already available in LA in the form of Louis Verdad's fashion creations. Currently rated the hottest fashion designer in the United States, Verdad draws his inspiration from the movie glamour girls of the 1940s, the elegance of Eva Perón and the paintings of Frida Kahlo. Stars like Cate Blanchett, Holly Hunter and Cameron Diaz are his regular customers. "I love the mix you get in LA," the designer enthuses. "Hispanic and Anglo-American styles clashing with each other everywhere you look and blending to form something totally new and original." Los Angeles - an old, new and totally exciting city.


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Commission for the Control of INTERPOL's Files
The Supervisory Board for the Control of INTERPOL's Archives (hereinafter referred to as the Commission) came into being when INTERPOL renegotiated its Headquarters Agreement with the French Government: it was then that a solution was found to the problems concerning INTERPOL's archives.
The issue
France claimed that the Law of 6 January 1978 concerning information technology, files and freedoms was applicable to the nominal data stored in INTERPOL's premises at Saint-Cloud, France. As a result, France argued that people should have access to data concerning them; a right which could be exercised through the Commission Nationale de l'Informatique et des Libertés (French Commission on EDP and Freedom), which was set up in application of the above-mentioned law and given powers to control computerized files in France.
INTERPOL argued that this law should not be applicable to the police information processed by the General Secretariat for the following two reasons:
- Information sent in by member countries does not belong to INTERPOL, which merely acts as a depository;
- Applying the Law of 1978 to INTERPOL's files in France could hamper international police cooperation, since certain countries would prefer not to communicate police information which could be disclosed to French bodies.
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Much was clearly at stake for both parties. France was unwilling to strengthen INTERPOL's status on its territory without some kind of guarantee concerning the processing of personal data protected by the Law of 1978, and the Organization was keen to ensure the smooth functioning of international police cooperation through its channels.
These conflicting aims were reconciled as a result of both parties' commitment to data protection, both in order to protect international police cooperation (France is a member of INTERPOL) and to protect individual rights (Article 2 of INTERPOL's Constitution states that its action is carried out in the spirit of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights).
The consensus was made official on 3 November 1982 with the signing of a new Headquarters Agreement between France and INTERPOL, which came into force on 14 February 1984 and to which an Exchange of Letters is appended. These texts form the basis of the system for the control of INTERPOL's files.
By signing the text, France agreed not to apply the Law of 1978 to INTERPOL's files. The Agreement guarantees the inviolability of INTERPOL's archives and official correspondence (Articles 7 and 9 of the Headquarters Agreement), and also provides for internal control of INTERPOL's archives by an independent body rather than by a national supervisory board (Article 8).
In accordance with the Exchange of Letters between INTERPOL and the French authorities, which invites INTERPOL to set up a Supervisory Board and define its function, the Organization adopted the Rules on International Police Cooperation and on the Control of INTERPOL's Archives in 1982.
The purpose of these Rules, as stated in Article 1(2), is '… to protect police information processed and communicated within the ICPO INTERPOL international police cooperation system against any misuse, especially in order to avoid any threat to individual rights.' This text sets up the Board. It has been replaced by the Rules on the Processing of Data and by the Rules on the Control of Information and Access to INTERPOL's Files.
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Midsummer night's dream – a short break in Copenhagen
No European metropolis is as "hyggelig" – in other words, friendly, cozy, pretty – as Copenhagen, which contrasts big-city vibes with a small-town atmosphere, picturesque old buildings with icons of post-modern architecture, and lovely beaches with fashionable parties. Early summer is the time to get the most out of a trip to Copenhagen, when the long, light, balmy nights make sleep more expendable.
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Copenhagen: city of beaches, bicycles and harbour buses
Amager Beach Park:
Islands, lakes and the Öresund region – the delightful location of this city, home to more than a million, is almost unrivaled in Europe. No wonder, then, that many of its citizens regularly go down to the water. At the Amager Beach Park just five kilometers from Copenhagen's old town, visitors can enjoy two beaches, the original beach and another sandy beach on a specially created island that's separated from the mainland by a beautiful lagoon. Amager is ideal for swimming and sunbathing – and one of the city's top summer spots.
Okay, Copenhagen isn't that small, after all! So to see as much as possible, it's a good idea to get hold of the right kind of vehicle – a bicycle, for instance. The Danish capital has a reputation worldwide for being a city of cyclists. In fact, you can even get hold of rental bikes (as you can in many European cities) for free here, thanks to the Bycyklen system, which has 110 cycle stations in the city center with a total of 2000 city bikes available there absolutely free of charge, for use in the city center only (deposit: a 20-crown coin).
www.bycyklen.dk (Danish and English)
Yet another mode of transportation that doubles as a tourist attraction: the number 901, 902 and 903 buses known as "harbor buses," which connect tourist attractions on both sides of the harbor, offering passengers views of some of the most important sights in Copenhagen. These include the Little Mermaid (or rather, the Chinese artist Ai Weiwei's work erected in its stead, since the original is currently on display at the Expo in Shanghai), the "Black Diamond," as the Royal Library is known, and also the new opera house on Holmen Island. Day passes for Copenhagen's public transportation system are also valid on the harbor buses.
www.moviatrafik.dk (Danish and English)
Shopping, royal residences and open air concerts
Copenhagen dons its cosmopolitan gown here on Strøget, one of the longest and oldest pedestrian zones in Europe. Boss, Louis Vuitton and Prada are just some of the many exclusive brands to have opened their own boutiques or flagship stores there, especially in the eastern section. So if you don't want to spend too much, it's wise to stick to the stores located further west. Strøget isn't just a shopping mile, though, it's also a giant open-air stage for artists, street musicians and other performers.
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Royal Copenhagen: Amalienborg Palace is the winter residence of the Danish royal family. Actually, Amalienborg is an ensemble of four palaces. One of them, Christian VII's Palace, opens to the public for guided tours between July and September. Another tourist attraction is the elaborately choreographed changing of the guard performed every day outside the palace gates at 12 noon on the dot. The procedure does not take place, however, when the queen is not in residence –a circumstance signaled by the lowered flag over Amalienborg.
Amalienborg Palace: Amalienborg Slotsplads, http://kongehuset.dk/english (Englisch)
Friday is open-air day in Copenhagen: Fredagsrock, (Friday rock) is the city's most popular concert series. Each summer, half a million people attend these rock and pop concerts at the Tivoli, one of the oldest amusement parks in the world, where Danish and internationally acclaimed bands perform under the open sky between April and September. The atmosphere is always very relaxed as the audiences celebrate themselves and their stars.
Fredagsrock at the Tivoli: Vesterbrogade 3, www.tivoli.dk/fredagsrock. Admission: 95 to 125 crowns (roughly €12 to €17)
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