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Theodore Roosevelt National Park is a United States National Park that is located in the North Dakota Badlands. The park is named for the 26th president, Theodore Roosevelt, who was noted for his passionate devotion to the conservation of the nation's natural resources.
|"I would not have been President, had it not been for my experience in North Dakota."
—Theodore Roosevelt
The park's 70,448 acres are divided into three units: South Unit, North Unit and the Elkhorn Ranch Unit. The terrain of the park includes badlands, open prairie, hard wood draws. It is home to bison, prairie dogs and many other wildlife species. The Little Missouri River runs through the park.
- Visitor Information - Park Headquarters, (701) 623-4466.
- Visitor Information - North Unit, (701) 842-2333.
- Visitor Information - South Unit, (701) 623-4730 ext. 3417.
If visiting multiple sites in one day, remember that the North Unit is in the Central Time Zone, while the South Unit follows Mountain Time.
The park was originally home to the Sioux people, nomadic horsemen of the plains whom were skilled at the art (and survival skill) of hunting buffalo, they were excellent horsemen and warriors, producing some well known figures of the American Indian Wars, such as the brilliant strategist and warrior Red Cloud, the only Native American to ever win a war against the United States, and the brave, death-seeking Crazy Horse, whom is famous for his bravery in battle and skill in mounted combat, he once declared before his ultimate fall, that "Today is a good day to die, men!" They were finally cleansed from the area in the 1870's and forced to move to reservations such as Pine Ridge and Crow Creek.
Afterwards, the area was home to buffalo hunters who nearly drove the buffalo into extinction, they did this in order to make way for the railroads, often shooting them from the comfort of the train itself, many people came to the area in search of gold and to make a living, many people flocked to the region under the Homestead Act of 1862, which gave free land to anyone willing to develop it, one of the main catalysts for the Sioux Wars, which resulted in competition for resources between the Sioux and the Homesteaders.
Homesteaders came from many places, from areas as far away as Scandinavia and Germany, to relatively close areas such as the Midwest and the Eastern Seaboard, life here was very difficult, the area required for farming the land wasn't nearly enough in the semi-arid conditions, as well as the constant lack of rain resulting from the semi-arid conditions and thus the soil was poor in nutrients.
Many fossil hunter such as the famed paleontologist Edward Drinker Cope and the famed rockhound Barnum Brown "hounded" the region for fossils, discovering marvelous specimens such as Tyrannosaurus and Ornitholestes, as well as many mammals such as Hyaenodon horridus and the many, many oreodont fossils, the sheep of the Oligocene.
After Roosevelt's death in 1919, the badlands were scoured for potential national park sites, with the area that ultimately became the Theodore Roosevelt National Park denoted as the "Theodore Roosevelt Demonstration Area". In 1935, the park was transferred to the Fish and Wildlife Service, becoming the "Theodore Roosevelt National Wildlife Refuge". In 1947, the park was renamed the "Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park" by President Harry S. Truman, in 1978 due to boundary expansion and adjustment as well as the new "Theodore Roosevelt Wilderness",, the area become "Theodore Roosevelt National Park".
The landscape was formed ultimately five million years ago when due to uplift the region that would become the Badlands became exposed and gradually eroded over the millennia to the state it is in today. Many spirals, summits, and valleys can be found, with numerous fossil bearing rocks found, ranging from the Cretaceous to the Oligocene.
Flora and fauna[edit]
An abundance of native grasses provide sustenance for larger grazing animals: bison, elk, pronghorn antelope, white-tailed and mule deer, bighorn sheep and feral horses.
Once land is grazed or disturbed, it becomes prime habitat for prairie dogs to build their towns. The park's prairie dog towns are a great place to find birds feeding on seeds, burrowing owls making their dens, and prairie rattlesnakes or bull snakes living in abandoned burrows. It is not uncommon to see a golden eagle flying overhead, or a porcupine ambling up a tree to snack on the tree bark.
Summers are warm with temperatures in the 80s and 90s (Fahrenheit). Evenings are often cool. Annual precipitation is 15 inches. Winters are cold with brief warming periods.
Get in[edit]
By car[edit]
The South Unit entrance and South Unit (Medora) Visitor Center are located in Medora, just off Interstate 94 (exits 23 & 27) and is 135 miles west of Bismarck, North Dakota.
The Painted Canyon Visitor Center is located 7 miles east of Medora just off I-94 at exit 32. It is open seasonally, from May 1st to mid-November.
The North Unit entrance is located 16 miles south of Watford City along U.S. Highway 85. The distance between Medora at the South Unit and the North Unit is 70 miles via I-94 and U. S. Highway 85.
The Elkhorn Ranch Unit is only accessible via gravel roads and, from the east, a river ford. Check with a ranger at the North or South Unit for current conditions and specific directions.
There is no public bus transportation along Highway 85 and to the North Unit.
By plane[edit]
Air service is available into the western North Dakota towns of Bismarck, Dickinson and Williston.
By train[edit]
Train service via Amtrak is available into Williston, North Dakota.
Entrance fees are good for seven days and allow entry into all units of the park:
- $20 per vehicle for private vehicles.
- $15 per motorcycle.
- $10 per person traveling on foot, horse, or by bike.
An annual pass that grants unlimited entry to Theodore Roosevelt National Park for one year costs $40.
There are several passes for groups traveling together in a private vehicle or individuals on foot or on bike. These passes provide free entry at national parks and national wildlife refuges, and also cover standard amenity fees at national forests and grasslands, and at lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management and Bureau of Reclamation. These passes are valid at all national parks including Theodore Roosevelt National Park:
- The $80 Annual Pass (valid for twelve months from date of issue) can be purchased by anyone. Military personnel can obtain a free annual pass in person at a federal recreation site by showing a Common Access Card (CAC) or Military ID.
- U.S. citizens or permanent residents age 62 or over can obtain a Senior Pass (valid for the life of the holder) in person at a federal recreation site for $10, or through the mail for $20; applicants must provide documentation of citizenship and age. This pass also provides a fifty percent discount on some park amenities.
- U.S. citizens or permanent residents with permanent disabilities can obtain an Access Pass (valid for the life of the holder) in person at a federal recreation site at no charge, or through the mail for $10; applicants must provide documentation of citizenship and permanent disability. This pass also provides a fifty percent discount on some park amenities.
- Individuals who have volunteered 250 or more hours with federal agencies that participate in the Interagency Pass Program can receive a free Volunteer Pass.
- 4th graders can receive an Annual 4th Grade Pass that allows free entry for the duration of the 4th grade school year (September-August) to the bearer and any accompanying passengers in a private non-commercial vehicle. Registration at the Every Kid in a Park website is required.
In 2017 the National Park Service will offer ten days on which entry is free for all national parks: January 16 (Martin Luther King Jr. Day), February 20 (President's Day), April 15-16 & April 22-23 (National Park Week weekends), August 25 (National Park Service's birthday), September 30 (National Public Lands Day), and November 11-12 (Veterans Day weekend).
Get around[edit]
The North and South Units each have long scenic drives with numerous pulloffs and trailheads. As of 2012, though, the North Unit's road is closed six miles into the park due to damage, with no reopening date yet scheduled. Off the road, the options are hiking, biking, and horseback riding. There is no public transportation.
- Petrified Forest. The park has a petrified forest that is one of the largest in the U.S. and extensive paleontological deposits from the Paleocene era. Fossils of several plants and freshwater snail species, vertebrate fossils including crocodile-like creatures called champsosaurs, crocodiles and alligators, turtles and fish.
- Maltese Cross Cabin (Near the South Unit Visitor Center.). It was here in the North Dakota badlands in 1883 that Roosevelt first arrived to hunt bison. Before he left, he had acquired primary interests in the Maltese Cross or Chimney Butte Ranch. Roosevelt thrived on the vigorous outdoor lifestyle, and at the Maltese Cross, actively participated in the life of a working cowboy.
The Maltese Cross Ranch cabin was originally located about seven miles south of Medora in the wooded bottom-lands of the Little Missouri River. At Roosevelt's request ranch managers Sylvane Ferris and Bill Merrifield built a one and one-half story cabin complete with a shingle roof and cellar. Constructed of durable ponderosa pine logs that had been cut and floated down the Little Missouri River, the cabin was considered somewhat of a "mansion" in its day, with wooden floors and three separate rooms (kitchen, living room and Roosevelt's bedroom). The steeply pitched roof, an oddity on the northern plains, created an upstairs sleeping loft for the ranch hands.
A number of items in the cabin today belonged to Theodore Roosevelt. Those that did not are from the same time period and would be typical furnishings of the day.
During Roosevelt's presidency, the Maltese Cross cabin was exhibited in Portland, Oregon and St. Louis. It was then moved to the state capitol grounds in Bismarck. In 1959, the cabin was relocated to its present site and renovated. The most recent preservation work occurred in 2000. His second ranch, the Elkhorn, was located about 35 miles north of Medora.
- Elkhorn Ranch. In 1884 Roosevelt selected the location for a second ranch, naming it the Elkhorn. He purchased the rights to the site, located thirty-five miles north of Medora, from the previous occupant for $400.
Roosevelt's last known visit to the Elkhorn was in 1892. He sold the ranch and buildings to Sylvane Ferris in 1898. Gradually the buildings were stripped of their furnishings and, according to a local stockman, by 1901 "every scrap of the Elkhorn Ranch had disappeared with the exception of a couple of half rotted foundations."
In his writings Theodore Roosevelt often referred to the Elkhorn as his "home ranch". His vivid descriptions of it, and of ranch life, enable his readers to imagine how things must have been.
- Hiking or horseback riding The park has over 100 miles of trails. They ramge from short walks of less than a mile to treks of several miles that require more than a day to complete. Peaceful Valley Ranch, 701-623-4568, is the park's operator for guided horseback trail rides.
There is also the option to travel crosscountry off the trails. In order to camp overnight a free permit is required.
Books and small souvenirs are available at all three visitor centers.
Eat and Drink[edit]
There is no food available for purchase within the park boundaries, except for a few small vending machines at the North Unit and Painted Canyon visitor centers. South Unit visitors can hop over to Medora to stock up. Visitor centers have water fountains, and the Cottonwood and Juniper campgrounds have drinking water on tap. Roundup may have water, but it's not a year-round service - verify with rangers, especially in shoulder season (May and October).
The park has no lodging of its own. Camp, or sleep in a nearby town.
- Cottonwood Campground - South Unit, ☎ +1 701-623-4466. Year-round. 76 sites. Half of them are first-come first-served, and half are able to be reserved via recreation.gov. Pull-through sites are available. A group site is available and reservations are accepted beginning March 1. No hook-ups for water, sewer or electrical. No showers. A picnic table and grill are at each site. Flush toilets with running cold water and water faucets spaced throughout the campground are available from May through September. Each site, except the group site, is limited to a maximum of 6 people. The group site is for 7 to 20 people. $10 per site per night ($5 in the off-season from October through April), group campsite $2 per person per day ($20 minimum).
- Juniper Campground - North Unit, ☎ +1 701-842-2333. Year-round. First-come, first-served. No reservations accepted. 50 sites. A group site is also available and reservations are accepted beginning March 1. No showers or hook-ups for water, sewer or electrical. A dump station is available from May - September. There is no water available from October through April. Flush toilets with running cold water and water faucets spaced throughout the campground are available. A picnic table and grill are at each site. Pull-through sites are available. Each site is limited to a maximum of 6 people, except the group site. The group site is for groups of 7 to 60 people. $10 per site per night ($5 in the off-season from October through April), group campsite $2 per person per day ($20 minimum).
- Roundup Group Camp, ☎ +1 701-623-4466. Open May 1 to October 31. Group campsite. Horse use permitted. Camping fee: $2 per person/$1 per horse per day, minimum $20 per day. Maximum stay: 5 days. The reservation process for the Roundup Group Horse Campground located in the South Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park has been revised. Starting in 2006, groups are selected from a mail-in lottery process rather than the old first-come, first-served telephone process. Those interested in applying for a reservation can now download the form [1], which must be printed and mailed in.
More than 40% of the park - close to 30,000 acres - is backcountry wilderness. Hikers and horseback parties who wish to camp overnight in the backcountry must register at either the South or North Unit visitor centers and obtain a free backcountry use permit. A free backcountry guide is also available. In addition to the established trail system, visitors have the opportunity to travel crosscountry in the park.
Stay safe[edit]
The Badlands are notorious for unpredictable and severe weather. Pack clothing for all conditions, you'll probably need it!
Wildlife in the park is dangerous, and should not be approached, but will not normally be a hazard unless provoked. Rattlesnakes are the exception.
Go next[edit]
If time permits, consider the long but beautiful 240-mile drive (310 from the North Unit) on Highway 85 to Rapid City. The heart of South Dakota's Badlands and Black Hills, it's a base for visiting several famous recreational areas including Badlands National Park and Mount Rushmore.


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Liri, I just searched Tatton so I didn't start a new thread if one already going. ill bump it up if I find it before you.
obillixx, all our sheds are shared rabble, not quite earned one in my own right yet. OH says top shed nearly had its day, so bottom shed will relocate then I can have a rite proper summer house shed. Anyone know when the next blue moon is forecast?
looks lovely Worcester park.
your garden is massive FB but I'll bet it still looks great despite the rain!
Hi all, no rain here other than a few drops. Been potting on my purchase fron Tatton (pics on Tatton thread), as well as weeding , tidying ( that's an exaggeration), I don't really know what I've been doing but I've been out all day and it does look better for it. OH has been clearing garage and sheds, so I won't be able to find a thing. Hope you are all well.
Fairy, can you wave your wand over my lounge too please? In fact the whole house?
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love these two grasses together ( not planned)
Dont mind The Beast so much now Lucifer has moved in, but just can thave those lilacs there next year, bye Hosta and lavender.
This is the latest attempt for the dry shade!
Very nice Verdun,Leeds and Bizzie. So fresh.
A few of my favourites today...
I'm certainly not a photographer but thanks. Will have a look at Cloggie George.
(phew, that took some doing - kept loosing the posts).
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Barbadillo - Oloroso San RafaelHarmonious
Available 18th Jun 2017
Country of OriginSpain
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- StyleOloroso
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San Rafael is a VOS designated Sherry blended from old Oloroso and Pedro Ximenez soleras.
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Mahogany in colour with aromas of dried fruit, nuts, plums and raisins, against subtle background of noble oak.
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Plan your golfing trip to Gullane for 2017 and we look forward to welcoming you to the Club. Please click here or telephone 01620 843 767. (Please note that our visitor online booking module is not currently operational.)
We aim to be open for 2018 some time in August.
Golf has been played over the links at Gullane for more than 350 years. Today, Gullane Golf Club is one of Scotland's most prestigious member clubs, mixing the finest tradition with some of the most admired natural links land in the world.
Gullane is blessed with superb turf and a climate that allows all year round golf. Visitors are welcome to play our championship courses which offer dramatic coastal views and a golfing challenge to savour.
Laid out over prime seaside land, the three golf courses are simply known by number reflecting their age.
We have 4 flyovers available to view. Click here to view a flyover of all the courses. More information on this can be found in the Courses section of the site.
Gullane No. 1 (1884) has a long history of hosting national and international championship golf events. The Club was delighted to host the 2015 Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open and has also previously hosted Local Final Qualifying for the Open Championship at neighbouring Muirfield. The last time this was held was in 2013.
Gullane No. 2 (1898) was laid out by the legendary Willie Park Jr and has also been used for Open Championship Qualifying as well as the Seniors Open Amateur.
Gullane No. 3 (1910) was also designed by Willie Park Jr. It may be the shortest of the three courses, but it provides a wonderful test based on shot-making skills rather than power.
Gullane offers a unique range of golfing experiences for members and visitors alike, combining a major role in the history of golf in Scotland, great golfing conditions, and a truly spectacular environment.
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Noren are traditional Japanese curtains used in doorways of restaurants or to enhance doors in the home. They are joined at the top and separated in the middle for easy passage. This curtain has a closed top seam to insert a rod or dowel (not included) for hanging.
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5 Buddies will paddle board across Lake Michigan!
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Five Pals plan top Paddleboard across Lake Michigan. They are Kwin Morris, Andrew Prichard, Jeff Guy, Joe Lorenz and J. Mueller. The 60 mile trip will take them from Algoma, Wisconsin to Frankfort, Mi.
They are doing it to raise money for the Alliance for the Great Lakes. They hope to raise ten thousand dollars.
Weather is key, and they hope to take off sometime between now and Labor day.
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It was founded in 1971 as the result of merging different Technical Schools of Engineering and Architecture, originated mainly in the 18th century. Over 35,000 students attend classes during the year.
According to the annual university ranking conducted by El Mundo, the Technical University of Madrid ranks as the top technical university in Spain, and second overall. The majority of its Engineering Schools are consistently ranked as leading academic institutions in Spain in their fields, and among the very best in Europe.
The UPM is part of the TIME network, which groups fifty engineering schools throughout Europe.
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Universiti Putra Malaysia (formally known as Universiti Pertanian Malaysia or College of Agriculture Malaya or School of Agriculture), or UPM, is recognised by the independent government assessments as one of Malaysia's leading research Universities.
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UPM is a research university offering undergraduate and postgraduate courses with a research focus on agricultural sciences and its related fields. It was ranked as the joint 376th best university in the world in 2014 by Quacquarelli Symonds.
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Colorado Congressman Ken Buck likes to sound like a Tea Party extremist on talk radio and then go back to Washington and compromise. And talk radio hosts don't seem to care. But in Washington, Buck compromises.
Boehner has already nominated himself as the Republican Party's sacrificial lamb. But on his way out, he could also be a very effective scapegoat, thus sparing both his party and the country at large a whole lot of needless drama and economic instability.
Republicans are now searching for a new leader, but personality and charisma will not heal this deep divide between politics and governance that has plagued the party for more than two decades. It may be the greatest unintended consequence of the Gingrich revolution.
With the resignation of Speaker John Boehner and the withdrawal of Kevin McCarthy as a candidate to replace him, it is clear that there is a structural issue in how the House of Representatives is organized (or not).
"Usually we space these things out a bit, but I'm sure we can come up with fresh, exciting ideas to alarm and piss off Americans until the 2016 election and beyond."
The Tea Party wing of the House Republican party is seeking changes in the rules and procedures. Changes designed to strip the Speaker of the ability to assemble a majority within the House and enable that majority to govern. They cloak their demands in the language of bottom-up democracy. But their complaints about John Boehner's leadership give away the game.
Sure, the Speaker of the House is the most prestigious and powerful position in the House. It's the top position for which Kevin McCarthy could aspire. However, would it have been good for his future to get this position? Let's unpack the future scenarios to see what would occur.
The GOP worked so hard for so long to attain the power they have amassed: control over the United States Congress, one of the most powerful bodies in the entire world. And what they do with that power? They use toddler-inspired "my way or the highway" strategies to win, and most striking, they readily destroy their own if they can't get their way.
This week, as Joe Biden inched closer to jumping into the presidential race, Ben Carson inched closer to forcing us to retire the use of "brain surgeon" as a linguistic stand-in for "brilliant genius," with thunderingly dumb comments about guns, the Umpqua Community College shooting, and the Holocaust. Meanwhile, Congressional Republicans took on the trappings of a badly written soap opera, with Kevin McCarthy abruptly withdrawing from contention as the next Speaker due to opposition from Tea Partiers who didn't find him conservative enough -- or was it really because of those rumors of a steamy extramarital affair with a colleague? Tune in next time for "As the GOP Turns"... Is it any surprise that neither John Boehner nor Paul Ryan wants a position that has gone from someone who can get things done to someone who promises to stop all things from getting done? Welcome to today's Washington.
The Benghazi hearings damage a political career. (Hint: It's not Hillary Clinton's.)
Today's topics include: Republicans in Disarray; Kevin McCarthy Drops Out of Speaker Race; Speaker Election Postponed; Boehner Begs Paul Ryan to Run; Ben Carson Is Totally Bananas; Ben Carson's Popeye's Stick Up; Ben Carson Doesn't Understand the Debt Ceiling; Babbleocity from Rocky Mountain Mike and Mary in Ann Arbor; Trump and the Colombian Woman; Jesse Ventura on the Two Party System; and much more.
This fight for speaker may only last for a few weeks, but the battle for the party will last for much longer. This will drag into the presidential elections in 2016. The earthquake that is breaking the party apart is massive and an open GOP civil war is here now.
Now that Rep. Kevin McCarthy has bowed out of the race to replace House Speaker John Boehner, there's only one logical choice to replace him: Washington Congresswoman Catherine McMorris Rodgers.
For all of his talk about mending internal wounds, the Speaker of the House is likely to leave his colleagues on the verge of bloodshed.
Kevin McCarthy is not worthy. Of using the English language correctly, among other things. Amusingly, though, this will likely not stop him from becoming the next speaker of the House.
Those politicians celebrating Boehner's ouster, however, are not interested in debate about what is an appropriate balance; they instead elevate ideology over sensible policy insights. In the meantime, the rest of us are held captive to their ignorance and intransigence.


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There's a screech owl who has been flying all around my neighborhood. Our weekly newsletter pointed out this "cute visitor" at the beginning of December. Here he is, perched on a neighbor's front door.
It's called a SCREECH owl, not a fluffy owl or a cutesy owl or a buddy owl. Think of a kitten. Now, think of a SCREECH KITTEN. Scary, right? Perched nonchalantly, he's plotting his next evil deed in that evil little head of his. It's what they do.
This is exactly why all houses need multiple ways in and out. You wouldn't dare open this door with an owl sitting on it, and you damn well know it.
The next weekend, the screech owl was photographed at a neighbor's wood pile. Supposedly, it's the same "cute visitor" as before, but this one looks bigger to me. And scarier. And, though I wouldn't have thought it possible, much more evil.
He is the destroyer of souls. Step closer and he will eat your future happiness.
Clearly, the folks writing our neighborhood newsletter have never seen The Secret of NIMH.
Or Milo and Otis.
Or Homeward Bound.
Or any other movie or TV show with an owl, because you know once the ominous owl appears, something spooky can't be far behind.


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Guilty plea in Santa Cruz County bank robbery
Man admits robbing Wells Fargo Bank
SANTA CRUZ, Calif. - A day before his trial was slated to begin, a man admitted he robbed Wells Fargo Bank in September 2013.
Darren Lee Davis admitted he entered the Wells Fargo Bank at 1975 Soquel Drive on Sept. 20, 2013 wearing a disguise and demanded money from three separate tellers. After receiving money, Davis fled.
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Built in 1975, this apartment complex was renovated in 2009, and offers a total of 204 apartments and studios spread over 12 floors. There is a lobby with a 24-hour reception, a safe, a currency exchange desk and a lift. Facilities include a garden, a small supermarket, a bar, a play room, a TV room, an � la carte restaurant, an Internet corner and WLAN connection. There are also laundry services as well as medical assistance available. Guests are also given the option of bicycle hire. It has a conference room with WLAN Internet access.
This apartment complex is located just across the promenade from the kilometre-long sandy beach of Playa de Palma (approximately 15 m away). A range of shopping venues, restaurants, bars and links to the public transport network are located in the hotel's immediate vicinity (within 15 m). The nearest nightclub is roughly 3 km away and there is a golf course about 15 km from the hotel.
The apartments and studios comprise a bathroom, satellite TV, kitchenette, fridge and a safe. All rooms have sea views.
The hotel has an outdoor pool with a children's paddling area, a poolbar, sun loungers and parasols. It offers spa services at an additional cost. Guests are also invited to use the gym, table tennis facilities and a pool table. Entertainment evenings featuring dancing are also organised by the hotel,
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I do wish that this was a new update however I'm afraid it's bad news. After talking to several people it seems that someone out there is copying Once Upon a Vampire. In some places it's word for word. Now at the moment I am still not sure what I am going to do about it however part of me is thinking about talking to the Jasper Darlin' Girls and about taking ALL my stories off Fan Fiction and making a blog up for them instead. This is not the first problem I have had with the story or my others. I've had many people complain that they are too dark. That is why I haven't been updating as of late. Now feel free to PM me with your ideas or responses. I am adding the link to the story in question .net/s/5714590/1/Never_knew_it_could_be_like_this
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In an age of shrinking influence of PCs, real-time strategy, or RTS games requires gamers to own a PC. While there have been several attempts to shift the world of RTS gaming away from the mouse and towards the controller, virtually all of them have been unmitigated disasters, since the particular UI of RTS games just doesn't work with controllers. Here's a list of the best RTS games that make owning a PC worthwhile.
Top 10 RTS Games
Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings
Age of Empires III
Rise of Nations
Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos
StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty
Command & Conquer: Generals
Age of Mythology
Company of Heroes
Empire Earth
Total War: Shogun 2
Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings
Ensemble Studio's Age of Empires, first launched in 1997, has attained legendary status among fans of the RTS genre. The 1999 sequel, The Age of Kings (and its expansion pack, Age of Conquerors), ironed out the obvious flaws in the first edition of AoE, and its unit designs, iconic background score and voice work, and―lest we forget―cheat codes made it an irresistible package for every teen in the world (yes, yes, including yours truly). Many of these teens would still swear by this game as the one that gave rise to the gamer in them. This game was also notable


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Habitat for Humanity of Eastern Connecticut, in the spirit of sharing, creates decent and affordable homes in partnership with families in need. We do this through the dedicated efforts of community volunteers, financial sponsors and partner families who find rewarding experiences by sharing their time, talents and resources. Our goal is to make a difference in the lives of others, fulfill the dream of home ownership and help eliminate sub-standard housing in Eastern Connecticut.
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Organized in 1987, Habitat for Humanity of Eastern Connecticut (HFHECT) has constructed or rehabilitated 68 homes in our area using volunteer labor and donated building material or material purchased with donated funds. The affiliate's financial backing comes from private citizens, foundations, corporations, and area churches. Future homeowners work side by side with volunteers from the community.
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President Bosh
"I must leave you now," my drawf said, "I refuse to step into the castle so long as democracy still rules this country."
I raised my eyebrows. "Hey, whatever floats your boat," I said.
A drawf in black guided me to the the Cordate Office. When the door was opened, I had to fight giggles.
The Cordate Office, as its name suggests, was heart-shaped. The decor was straight out of a Barbie catalogue. The place was awash in various shades of pink and purple, with fluffy carpets and Tinkerbell wallpaper. Little hearts were liberally sprinkled everywhere. And was that a Hannah Montana poster?
President Goerg W. Bosh was sitting behind a little plastic desk (complete with faux-fur sparkly princess phone), looking very out of place in his sombre black suit. Good lord, he even looks like George Bush.
"Good morning, Princess," He said in chilly tones.
"Good morning, uh, Mr. President," I said, trying not to burst out in hysterical laughter.
"I see that you find the decor amusing," he said coldly. "Which shows how much you really know of this place, you who claim its throne.'
"Well, I'm not exactly claiming--" I said. His cold mannerisms have sobered me; I no longer felt like laughing.
"A little girl's imaginings," he interrupted me, "is what you dismiss this place as. And it's true, only a little girl can stay in this place without going insane. Being constantly surrounded by unicorns and butterflies and--and Hannah Montana music! It's enough to drive anyone crazy. And that is the purpose of this place. Lalaland is, first and foremost, an asylum for the insane." He smiled unpleasantly. "That's right. Lunatics, the mentally unstable, nutters. You are not too far past girlhood, but stay here long enough and you'll be as insane as your would-be subjects. Now do you still want to govern this place?"
"All I know is, you're not fit to govern Lalaland either!" I shot back. "I've heard about what you've been doing here. Increased violence, crime rate up by three hundred percent, conscription..."
"Ah, violence," he said dismissively, with a wave of his hand. "That was only because I opened up trade with the United States, and there were some slasher flicks and violent video games. I also legalized weapons. Do you know how much the economy went up by? Did they mention that? Lalaland is a rich, free-trading country, all thanks to me! And as to conscription, we are currently invading this gypsy-inhabited land, very oil-rich, and I've pinned the increased crime rate on the gypsies. Just a military strategy."
I was horrified. "You legalized weapons and introduced slasher flicks, in a country inhabited by lunatics? And why do you even need oil? I haven't seen a car, or even a paved road, since I got here!"
"The oil is to export to the States, obviously," he said as if I was an imbecile. "We will make an enormous profit. And you know what the best part is?" he said gleefully, "This is all done democratically. Everything I've done was passed by the House, which is elected by the people."
"Of course they would vote for war and violence!" I almost screamed. "They are lunatics! That's it," I said determinedly. I didn't want to involve myself in politics, but this guy has gotta go. "I'm reclaiming my throne."
"Go ahead, wage war on me," he said, unconcerned. "I love wars."
"We'll see," I said. Which is not the best comeback, but whatever. I spun on my heels and marched out of that ridiculous, heart-shaped office.


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Jaipur, Mar 27 (UNI) Renowned music director and singer A R Rehman today praised quality and standard of music and artists of Jaipur Gharana.
Talking to reporters here, Mr Rehman said, ''level of music from Jaipur Gharana is very special and singers here have impressed me a lot by their talent and standards.'' He said he has noticed many talented singers from Jaipur who have done well in Bollywood and elsewhere.
Replying to a question, Mr Rehman disagreed to the idea of drawing parallel between music generated by Naushad for Mughal-e-Azam and music given by him for new generation film ''Jodha-Akbar''.
Mr Tehman said there could be no comparison, he had tried to produce his best but he was no match to legandary Naushad.
For better music generation in films, Mr Rehman modestly said people should concentrate on quality and music directors should work freely to maintain quality and standards of music being generated by them.
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Mr Rehman is in the town along with his troupe for a concert in the Rajasthan Day celebration here tomorrow.


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Three changes required in Greece
A new round of austerity "is meant to right the wrongs of decades of wasteful spending and make Greece a more competitive member of the developed world," entrepreneur Alex Christoforou writes in a post for Business Insider.
From his standpoint, competitiveness is created by through products and efficiencies, or by doing things on the cheap: "cheap labor, cheap costs, cheap prices." To avoid the ugly spiral of the latter scenario, he writes, the country's business owners need to create great products, but "over the last 20 years in its European journey, Greece forgot how to make stuff."
Mr. Christoforou claims the Greek state has rewarded cronyism and shunned entrepreneurs, but "If austerity is the medicine to bring costs under control, then entrepreneurship is the drug to bring growth back."
He lists the three basic structural changes required to achieve that goal:
- Lower social insurance and tax contributions.
- Create a better balance between employer and employee rights.
- Make it simple to start a company and close a company.
It's a long, hard, but ultimately necessary battle.
A great leap forward?
A post from the Globe's Small Business LinkedIn group caught our attention this week. Larry Trowbridge and Pat Stack were in the hotel construction and renovation industry and, they say, they had "seen their fair share of toilet overflow catastrophes and the resulting damage." They asked themselves: "Why don't they make a toilet with an overflow?" So the founders of Penguin Toilets went out and did it. Mr. Trowbridge and Mr. Stack contracted and partnered with a manufacturer and the men now claim Penguin Toilets "can effectively save property owners millions of dollars in overflow damage each year."
Boost your sales with BRIC
The rapidly growing economies of the BRIC countries - Brazil, Russia, India, and China - will be responsible for almost 50 percent of the increase in global GDP by 2020, according to Goldman Sachs. Together they make up more than a quarter of the planet's land area and 40 percent of its population. The sales potential for small-business owners is enormous, and as Inc. points out in this story, if you've ever thought about going overseas, now's the time to look south. Castelmec is a New Jersey-based market expansion services company that's doing a good job helping companies tap into the region, and it has a roster of big clients including Sharp Electronics and HP. With Castelmec's help, Sharp has more than 650 local dealers for its copiers, and in one year in Brazil, HP's printer spare parts division went from about $200,000 (U.S.) in dealer sales to more than $3 million.
Global call for innovative Ontario tech firms
Senior executives representing carriers and IT companies from Brazil, China, Japan, Mexico, Turkey and the United States are seeking Ontario-based suppliers of innovative mobile content and applications, 4G and network technology, SaaS, cloud, cyber security and biometrics. At the invitation of the International Trade Branch, MEDI, telecom industry executives will be in Toronto on March 20 and in Ottawa on March 22, to meet with technology companies interested in exploring partnering and business opportunities. Space is limited and early application is recommended. Business-to-business meetings will only be available to pre-approved applicants.
How to spot opportunities and act on them
After working for job fairs as a volunteer and seeing so many chronically unemployed people ready to give up hope, Julie Austin decided it was time to put her entrepreneurial background to good use. Her Create Your Own Job webinars are designed to teach job seekers how to spot opportunities that others miss, and what to do with them once you find them. She combined her entrepreneurial experience and her job as a creativity and innovation trainer to create a simple formula that she claims "doesn't require any money or business experience." Webinars take place every Tuesday and Thursday from 12 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. (PT), and cost $59 (U.S.).
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2016 RBCA Presentations
Bill Cox - Partnering with the Military: Opportunities and Challenges of Operating a Branch Campus on a MilitaryInstallation
Devier, David - Partnerships are The Only Way to Go
Susan Elkins, Walter Collins, Chris Nesmith, Michael Sonntag, Ann Carmichael, John Catalano - USC Palmetto College: A Collaborative Approach to Accessible, Affordable and Flexible Degrees for South Carolinians
Susanne Eisenhart & Kristin Plapis - Finding Your Sweet Spot
Marjorie Mattis - High School Partnership Program Aims to Boost Student Performance
G. Michael Pratt - Greentree Health Science Academy: A Community Collaboration to Meet Health Education Needs
G. Michael Pratt - Miami University Regionals: Consolidation and Extending the Mission
Jim Smith - Leveraging Land for Music and the Arts
Letitia Uduma - Complex Community Problem & Simple Solution Model: Partnership
Doris Wilson - College and Career Readiness: Successful Transitions.
John Catalano
Dr. John Catalano, Acting Dean at USC Union, has also earned the titles of Distinguished Professor Emeritus and Regional Campus Dean Emeritus at USC Lancaster. Catalano attended the University of South Carolina and earned a BA in Philosophy, an ML in Librarianship, an MA in Philosophy, and a PhD in Philosophy. He has been a member of the South Carolina Society for Philosophy, the Society for Business Ethics, and the Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy.
Walter Collins
Dr. Walter Collins began his career at USC Lancaster in 2002 as an Instructor of French and English. Rising through the ranks to Assistant Professor and Assistant Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. Collins became Regional Campus Dean of USCL in April 2013. He earned tenure in 2009 and promotion to Full Professor in 2015. In addition to his duties as Campus Dean, Collins remains active in research and scholarship in the area of African Post-colonial Studies and carries on a long-standing USCL tradition as a teaching administrator, by offering classes in French and English.
William Cox
Bill Cox is currently the Executive Director of the Austin Peay State University Center at Fort Campbell, KY and the academic head (dean) of the School of Technology and Public Management. He previously served at Tusculum College as the Assistant Vice President of Extended Education, Director of the Knoxville, TN Center, and Assistant Professor of Research. Bill retired as a Major from the U. S. Air Force in 1997 with over 24 years of active duty service. He holds a B.S. in Business Management from the University of Northern Colorado, an M.A. in Education Administration from Chapman University, and an Ed.D. in Higher Education Administration from The University of Alabama
David Devier
David H. Devier assumed the position of President of Glen Oaks Community College in Centreville, Michigan on January 20, 2014. This appointment came after serving thirty-seven years in Ohio at both public and private, two and four year institutions including as Dean/CEO of the University of Cincinnati Clermont College regional campus. He also was instrumental in developing two significant branch campuses of Clark State Community College between 2007 and 2014.
Susan Eisenhart
Susanne Eisenhart, MA, obtained her master's degree in management from University of Redlands and has been employed as a campus director at Brandman University for five years. She has held multiple positions within higher education for 27 years in a range of positions.
Susan Elkins
Chancellor Susan Elkins serves as the chief administrative officer of Palmetto College of the University of South Carolina, which includes distance education offerings, four associate degree-granting regional campuses, Extended University and Fort Jackson. Prior to her appointment as Chancellor and Full Professor in 2013, Dr. Elkins previously served as Vice President of Extended Programs and Regional Development, Dean of the College of Interdisciplinary Studies, and Professor at Tennessee Technological University (TTU). Her Vanderbilt University Ed.D. focused on higher education leadership.
Marjorie Mattis
Marjorie A. Mattis, D.Ed. is currently serving as the Interim Vice President of the Harrisburg Area Community College's York Campus. Margie serves in a permanent capacity as the campus' Dean of Academic Affairs where she provides leadership for the daily operations of the campus' academic programs and services. She began her career at HACC in 2005 and is part of the inaugural team that started the York Campus.
Chris Nesmith
Dr. Chris Nesmith is in his 13th year with USC, where his academic and administrative career has focused on providing access to educational opportunities for working adult and underrepresented students. He was hired as Director of the Evening Program as an Assistant Professor of English with Extended University in 2008. He earned tenure and became Assistant Vice-Provost for Extended University in 2013. In January 2015, he was appointed Dean of Extended University and Associate Provost.
Nicole Pennington
Nicole Pennington currently serves as the dean of Ohio University Southern Campus. In this role, Nicole is the chief academic and administrative officer for the campus. In addition to being dean, Nicole is an associate professor of Nursing at the Southern Campus. She received a DNP degree from Chatham University, a MSN degree from University of South Alabama, and a BSN degree from Bellarmine University.
Nicole has been a nurse since 1993 and spent the early part of her career in clinical practice with a maternal-child health focus. Associated with Ohio University for the last ten years, Nicole has taught undergraduate and graduate nursing courses and continues to teach graduate courses online. She was promoted and tenured to Associate Professor in 2012 and served as the Associate Director of Nursing from 2007-2014. In this role, she was responsible for the administrative and academic leadership for all nursing programs offered at Ohio University Southern.
Nicole resides in Russell, Kentucky with her husband, Jonathan and sons, Jacob and Nicholas. She enjoys hiking, scuba diving and traveling with her family.
Kristin Plapis
Kristin Plapis, MBA, obtained her master's degree in business administration from Brandman University and has been employed as a campus director at Brandman University for almost six years. She has worked in a variety of positions in higher education from admissions, to student services to marketing.
Michael Pratt
Since joining Miami University in 2010, Dr. G. Michael Pratt oversaw the development of a regionally organized and administered campus system, addition of a dozen new bachelor's degrees, and the first master's degree on Miami's regional campuses.
His other accomplishments include opening the Greentree Health Science Academy, the English Language Center for international students, and establishing the College of Professional Studies and Applied Sciences, of which he is the first Dean and Associate Provost.
Eric Skipper
As Vice President for University Affairs at the University of North Georgia, Eric Skipper has administrative oversight over four campuses. He also oversees economic development and continuing education across UNG. He has been CEO of the Oconee Campus since 2013. He is chair of the implementation process for the UNG Strategic Plan 2014-2019.
Skipper served as Dean of Honors/Graduate Studies at UNG from 2013 to 2015. Skipper held a variety of administrative positions at the former Gainesville State College, including Interim AVP for Academic Enrichment, Dean of Humanities and Fine Arts, and Chair of Foreign Languages.
In 2010, Dr. Skipper was named Professor of the Year by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese-Georgia chapter. He is author of numerous scholarly publications, including the volume A Recipe for Discourse: Perspectives on Like Water for Chocolate (Rodopi, 2010), which offers critical analyses of the best-selling novel by Laura Esquivel. He is Immediate Past President of the Georgia Council of Graduate Schools, and is a graduate of the University System of Georgia's Executive Leadership Institute.
Skipper holds a B.S. in Management from Georgia Tech (B.S.) and a Ph.D. in Spanish Literature from Florida State University.
James Smith
Dr. James M. Smith is the dean of Ohio University Lancaster. As chief administrative and academic officer of the campus, he is responsible for the overall administration of the campus, including fiscal management, physical plant operations, and academic programs. Smith is the seventh dean of the Lancaster Campus and Pickerington Center. Smith served from 2007 to 2009 as the interim dean at Bowling Green State University (BGSU) Firelands College in Huron, Ohio. While at BGSU Firelands, he also served as the associate dean for academic programs and services, several years as an associate dean for engagement and outreach and as the applied sciences department chair. Smith holds a Ph.D. and M.A. from the University of Maryland at College Park.
Michael Sonntag
Dr. Michael Sonntag is the first in his family to earn a college degree, and his academic career has focused on small, publicly-funded regional universities. Sonntag rose through the faculty ranks at Lander University, serving as Department of Psychology Chair and Director of Assessment and Planning. In 2007 he became VP for Academic Affairs at University of Maine at Presque Isle, serving there until 2014 when he became Campus Dean at USC Sumter.
Letitia Uduma
Dr. Uduma is the President of the Northwest Campus of the Wayne County Community College District (WCCCD). Previously, she served as the Vice President of Instruction & Student Services, and District Dean of Learning Technologies. Prior to joining WCCCD, Dr. Uduma was an Associate Professor of Computer Information Systems for over 11 years at Davenport University. She also worked as Adjunct Faculty at Lawrence Technological University Graduate School, Wayne State University Computer Science Department, and Marygrove College Teacher Education.
Dr. Uduma holds a Doctorate degree in Instructional Technology from Wayne State University with specialization in Interactive Technologies, an MBA with Information Systems and Database Management specialization from Lawrence Technological University, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics and Computer Science. Her professional escapades include reviewing academic books and software for several publishers, published an academic book and articles in various academic journals.
Doris Wilson
Dr. Doris Wilson has served as Superintendent of two high performing school districts. Dr. Wilson retired from Desert Sands Unified School District, CA (2007) and was appointed Associate Professor, College of Education, California State University - San Bernadino. Dr. Wilson assumed the role of Associate Dean, Palm Desert Campus in 2010 and is a member of the core doctoral faculty, CSUSB. Dr. Wilson's professional career includes twenty three years as a public school teacher and administrator, ten years as professor and administrator for the University of Southern California, European and Asian Pacific operations. Her research and presentation interests involve strategic planning, educational leadership, and the impact of higher education on family and community development.


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David Croft and Jeremy Lloyd's sitcom 'Allo 'Allo started life in 1982 as a modest one-off spoof of the classic 1970s drama series Secret Army. A throwback to an earlier era during the 1980s heyday of alternative comedy, the show's decidedly un-PC mix of bedroom farce and crudely drawn national stereotypes was subsequently stretched over nine series in all (1984-1992), making it TV's successor to the long-running Carry On series. 'Allo 'Allo was not only similarly preoccupied with seaside postcard humour, it was also blessed with a cracking ensemble cast (including Carry On veteran Kenneth Connor) whose sheer energy eked out comic gold from even the laziest jokes about humourless Germans, cowardly Italians, "Tally ho!" Brits and onion-selling Frenchmen. Like Croft & Lloyd's Are You Being Served, it was the cast interaction more than the material itself that produced the laughs. Gordon Kaye deserves much of the credit for keeping the show fresh. Whether he's plotting with the sexy Resistance leader, in cahoots with the Nazi commandant about a priceless painting of "The Fallen Madonna with the Big Boobies", or fending off the attentions of sex-starved waitresses under the withering gaze of his wife Edith, bumbling Rene is the lynchpin around which the endless farce revolves. Despite its determination never to vary the formula from week to week, the show had at least one virtue--it wasn't afraid to offend anyone.
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A darker shade of eye color makes the natural color of the eye appear:
A Tinted base makeup that is used to color or even out skin tones is a:
Cosmetics applied on the eyelids to accentuate or contour them are called:
Eye Shadows
One of the newest trends in makeup is a powder form of foundation, which is:
Mineral Powder
Lipstick when applied properly should be even on both sides of the mouth and:
Foundation is available in formulas of liquid, sticks:
Creams and Mineral Powder
Color that is added to the cheeks to add a natural looking glow is:
Liquid and Cream forms of foundation are a mixture of water and oil with coloring agents called:
Thick, heavy types of foundations that are used to hide dark circles, splotches, and other imperfections are:
Water-based foundation is most often used for lighter coverage needs, for skin that is classified as:
Combination to Oily Skin
Makeup should be blended onto the skin using:
Disposable makeup sponge
When learning corrective makeup techniques, the face is divided into three:
Horizontal sections
Eye shadow that is lighter than the clients' skin tone is considered:
Highlight color
The well-proportioned facial shape considered the ideal shape is:
Oval Shape
Any color significantly deeper or darker than the clients' skin tone is considered a:
Contour Color
The use of shadow (dark shade and color) is used to:
Do Prominent Features
According to the American Medical Association, eye pencil should never be used on the:
Inner rim of the eye
If a powder foundation is being used, a concealer is applied:
Before Foundation
A Cosmetic preparation used to darken, define, and thicken eyelashes is:
The testing foundation color should be done on the client's:
A color that is formed by mixing equal parts of a secondary color and its neighboring primary color is a:
Tertiary color
Cleansing cream and lotions should be removed from the container using:
A Spatula
No matter how light or dark the skin is, a neutral skin tone contains equal elements of:
Warm and Cool
In the consultation area and during the application of makeup, the best light to use is:
Natural light
The procedure of applying individual eyelashes directly on the client's own lashes at the base is referred to as:
Eye tabbing
The facial shape that is usually broader in proportion to its length is the:
Round face
Eyelashes hairs on a strip that are applied using an adhesive are:
Band Lashes
A jaw that is wider than the forehead characterizes the:
Pear Shape (or Triangular)
The ideal eyebrow shape is drawn in:
Three lines
To avoid the transfer of foundation onto a client's clothing, set the foundation using:
Translucent powder
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