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It's taken us ages, but we've finally put together a super collection of 100's and 100's of quality Schnauzer items and pet products in our Schnauzermania store.
Schnauzer lovers, you'll not find a bigger or better collection in the whole of the universe!
We've spent the time searching for the best products at the best prices. We've also tried to cater for all of our international visitors. North America is no problem - you can get everything under the sun here!
The UK, Europe and Australia has been a little more difficult. We have, however, found loads of fab Schnauzer stuff for you and there's even more in the pipeline - that goes for the USA and Canada too. So, keep checking back here or subscribe to our RSS feed (right click on the orange RSS icon in the left margin) to find out when we add new shops or have a sale.
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From National Survey of Student Engagement
The Disengaged Commuter Student: Fact or Fiction?
George D. Kuh, Robert M. Gonyea, Megan Palmer
National Survey of Student Engagement
Indiana University Center for Postsecondary Research and Planning
The Individual and Environmental Effects of Part-Time Enrollment Status on Student-Faculty Interaction
Thomas F. Nelson Laird and Ty M. Cruce
Indiana University
Based on over 55,000 responses from seniors at 224 public colleges and universities, this study focuses on the difference between full-time and part-time students' interactions with faculty, the effect of those interactions on self-reported gains in general education, and the differential impact of institutions with greater percentages of part-time students. We found, not surprisingly, that part-time students interact with faculty less and report slightly less gains in general education than their full-time peers. We also found that the proportion of part-time students is a negative predictor of full-time student interactions with faculty, suggesting that campuses with greater percentages of part-time students are negatively effecting the engagement of full-time students. The effect of student-faculty interaction on self-reported gains in general education was relatively strong for all students (in fact, slightly stronger for part-time students),which implies that campuses that can find a way to increase the student-faculty interaction offull-time and part-time students will see a beneficial impact on student outcomes.
Enrollment and retention barriers adult students encounter.
Authors: Spellman, Natasha
Source: Community College Enterprise; Spring 2007, Vol. 13 Issue 1, p63-79, 17p
Abstract: By estimate, more than 47% of enrollees in U.S. higher education institutions can be classified as adult learners (Creighton & Hudson, 2002). Adults pursue higher education for various reasons including personal enrichment, change of career, or a requirement for promotion. The majority of adult students enroll in community colleges to fulfill educational and training needs. Adult students may face barriers when attempting to enroll in college. Program planners must understand characteristics of adult students recognize social issues, and identify with cultural issues to effectively develop training and degree programs that not only attract students, but also encourage student retention. Community colleges have the ability to reduce or eliminate student barriers and subsequently prepare adults for the workforce.

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The Half Marathon will start near the Lakeside Elementary School in Honesdale, PA. The course will feature some of the Lake Region of the Pocono Mountains natural assets such as rolling farmlands, fresh water trout streams and Lake Wallenpaupack.
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The Pocono Lake Region Chamber of Commerce is organizing and hosting the event.
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There are two very important participants involved in this race……24 year old Brendan McDonough from Sparta NJ is planning on pushing his brother in a racing chair as it is one of his dreams to do a marathon with him. Brendan's younger brother Collin suffers from what is known as Lissencephaly; a rare brain formation disorder, which causes severe retardation and seizures. Let's do our best to support and motivate this great team!!
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$55 per person age 16 and over by August 31st
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$70 per person September 16th to 28th
Registered runners who withdraw on or before August 1st will be eligible to receive a partial refund of $15. Entry fees are not transferable. You must be age 16 or older.
Online registration only. Registration will be processed through active.com. Please enter only if your are confident that you will complete your training and participate in the race.
Deadline to register is September 27, 2014
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Unique Custom First Place Awards for both Males & Females in the following age categories:
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As a big part of my reason behind fleeing to Berlin was to try to push my work and illustration style, I've been using these posters as a chance to get some ideas and new techniques into a finished piece. As the deadlines are usually quite tight, this means I can focus on just getting the idea set, style right, and not fretting about what could or couldn't be for too long. Very motivating!


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Ski is a remarkable dog. In fact, a remarkable 3 year old Rottweiler who recovered from a cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) injury without surgery. Can you believe it?!
For those not up on their doggie sports injuries, the cruciate ligament is one of the ligaments that holds the knee in place and most veterinarians recommend surgery if a cruciate ligament is torn.
At Embrace, we see a lot of cruciate ligament claims and every single one of them has involved surgery until Rich told us the story about his remarkable dog and I just had to share it with you.
Ski's injury occurred before Ski was covered by an Embrace policy so let this be a lesson to you - get your dog insurance before you have the CL injury, not after!
So, in Rich's words, here is Ski's story:
Ski is a very good dog with remarkable energy. He obtained his Canine Good Citizen (CGC) award at just over one year old. At that time I looked for something to challenge his intelligence and energy, ultimately deciding on Agility competition.
His injury was not due to Agility, but rather a stupid accident on our nightly walk in which I stepped on his foot and he pulled away with all his strength because of the pain, resulting in torn ligaments in his knee. This was sudden extreme trauma to the knee of a dog in the very best physical condition.
While waiting for an MRI before surgery, I remembered that at the Agility camp, he had a mini consultation with an individual listed as one of the "Ten Top Veterinarians in the Chicago Area". Chicago has a lot of vets, so that accolade is not insignificant.
After her examination of Ski, X-rays, and other data, Dr. Mayer of Integrative Pet Care (IPC) felt that because of his strength, stamina, drive, and overall physical condition, he was an excellent candidate of recovery through therapy, rather than surgery, though she mentioned that reasonable doctors could disagree on the prognosis. However, she's the best and this is her specialty, so we took a chance. Thus, we began a strenuous regime of physical therapy, both at IPC and at home every single night.
Since that day, Ski has worked harder than any dog they've ever seen. His recovery has been called "nothing short of remarkable". He now runs weekly on the land treadmill at 35 or 40mph (according to the gauge, though that still seems impossible to me), in addition to more than a dozen other land-based exercises. He is master of the underwater treadmill. He has progressed to the point that not only is he walking on a inclined underwater treadmill to the maximum time they allow any dog, but we've started putting the jets toward him at full force, so it's like he's walking upstream with the salmon against a raging current. He also has more fun than any other dog they see (see the video below.)
Three months ago Dr. Mayer gave her approval for Ski to re-enter Agility training, to challenge him further and give him an outlet for his limitless energy. The restriction is that he now jumps hurdles at 8" rather than 24", though I think he easily could.
Since his injury, I've talked to at least a hundred people with dogs with CCL injuries, as well as vets and medical professionals. I understand how common it is for the other leg to go out within a year. That's why our goal is to make each leg strong enough to do the work of two, when it is needed. I think we're getting close, judging from his bulging muscles.
His recovery is so impressive that one of the doctors at IPC has asked for permission to use Ski in a case study of what can be accomplished after a CCL injury. Obviously, many CCL injuries have a degenerative soft tissue disease playing a part, but that is clearly not the case with Ski. So, my hope, and my belief, is that he WILL beat the odds. That all the hard work of Ski, Dr. Mayer, IPC Staff, and myself will be rewarded with Ski living a healthy and active life until the age of 15 or 20. Sounds crazy, perhaps, but my last Rottie lived to 14, and he wasn't in this good shape.
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Q-DRIVE IS COMING May 6-8th: Pray, Volunteer, Pledge!
Thank you for your prayers and support! Spring Q-Drive is another opportunity to help our ministry grow. Look for your Pre-Pledge envelope & Newsletter in the mail, or e-pledge us securely right here under support on the right hand side of this website!
Teen Suicide: Fox Valley Meeting, Wednesday, April 30th
Teen suicide is a reality in our area, it's time to talk about it. "Let's Talk about it Fox Valley", Wednesday, April 30th at 5:30pm. This will be a great opportunity to learn about mental health and resources in our area. "Let's Talk About It Fox Valley" will have free food, a resource fair, a keynote speaker, and an adult and youth panel discussion. Real challenges, real honesty. Join Q90FM, HopeNet 360, and 13 Fox Valley area school districts, Wednesday, April 30th at River View School in Kaukauna. Starts at 5:30pm and there is no cost to attend. For more, click link.
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Saturday, May 3rd, it's Bart Starr Bobblehead Night and Faith Fellowship Night at the Green Bay Blizzard game! The Blizzard are Green Bay's indoor football team and games are at the Resch Center.
Q90 FM staff and members of RAWHIDE Boys Ranch will be on hand to help sponsor the night of football and fun. With any donation to Rawhide, the first 1,500 adults (over 18) will receive a FREE Bart Starr bobblehead.
Jon us for the game! Green Bay Blizzard VS. Bemidji Axemen; 7 PM, Saturday May 3. Click link to download ticket info!
Attend a National Day of Prayer event near you!
The 63rd annual National Day of Prayer, May 1, 2014, will have profound significance for our country. It is an unprecedented opportunity to see the Lord's healing and renewing power made manifest as we call on citizens to humbly come before His throne.
Our theme for 2014 is One Voice, United in Prayer, emphasizing the need for individuals, corporately and individually, to place their faith in the unfailing character of their Creator, who is sovereign over all governments, authorities, and men. To further highlight our theme, we've chosen Romans 15:6 as our Scripture for this year: "So that with one mind and one voice you may glorify the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ."
Scramble for Hope on June 27th!
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HopeNet Radio w/Jeff Strommen & Dave Wager
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Dear Dracula, the Image Comics/Shadowline graphic novel has been adapted and will air on the Cartoon Network October 16th at 7pm.
The hour-long story of a young boy named Sam who loves horror films and vampires so much that he writes to Dracula for Christmas instead of Santa Claus, Dear Dracula was written by Joshua Williamson and drawn by Vicente "Vinny" Navarrete. Sam gets an unexpected reply to his letter, when Dracula himself shows up on his doorstep, ready to make Sam's dream of being a vampire come true.
Ray Liotta lends his vocal talents as Dracula, Nathan Gamble (A Dolphin Tale) is Sam, Ariel Winters, Emilio Estevez and Marion Ross round out the cast.
Dear Dracula is produced by Kickstart Productions (Voltron Force, Wolverine and the X-Men, The Amazing Screw-On Head), with a screenplay by Brad Birch (Johnny Test).
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Welcome to Bowman Woods Elementary * John Zimmerman, Principal 447-3241 * Val Lawrence, S.A.M. 447-3208 * Denise Kack, Principal/Bldg. Secretary 447-3240 * Mary Hutton, Guidance Counselor 447-3244 * Louann Mann, Guidance/Attendance Sec. 447-3242 * Eileen House, Health Assistant 447-3243Please click on the page links to the left to access a variety of information about our wonderful school.Early Childhood Preschool Hours: 8:30-11:15 a.m. or 12:30-3:15 p.m.Early Childhood Blended Program Hours: 8:30-3:15 p.m.*There are NO Early Childhood Programs on the 1st Wednesday of each month!K-5th Grade School Hours: 8:30 a.m.-3:15 p.m. * 8:00a.m. - Breakfast served * 8:20a.m. 1st Bell - Students may enter school * 8:30a.m. Tardy Bell - School Begins * 3:15p.m. - DismissalLunch Schedule: * K - 11:40 to 12:00 * 1st - 11:00 to 11:20 * 2nd - 11:20 to 2:00 * 3rd - 12:20 to 1:00 * 4th - 12:00 to 12:20 * 5th - 12:40 to 1:00Attendance:If your child will be absent from school, please call the school office (447-3242) by 8:15 a.m.. If your child needs to leave school during school hours, a written note should be sent to your child's teacher. Student's must be signed out in the office. When returning to school, the student must report to the office before returning to his/her classroom.Visitors:For the protection of our students and staff, EVERYONE is required to sign in at the office.Meal Program:Both breakfast and lunch are served at Bowman Woods. Students can also choose to bring a sack lunch. A menu is sent home monthly. The following prices are for purchased meals for the 2010-2011 school year. * Student Breakfast $1.50 * Adult Breakfast $1.70 * Student Lunch (includes milk) $2.40 * Milk $0.40 * Adult Lunch $3.20Please read the Linn-Mar Back-to School pamphlet or talk with the BW office staff for information about reduced price meals, depositing lunch money, and the Internet-based School Dining System(SDS). Checks should be made out to Linn-Mar Schools. Code of Cooperation'The Pride Starts Here' * Promote Positive Attitudes * Respect Yourself and Others * Insist on Your Personal Best * Discuss and Listen Actively * Expect Honesty and Be Trustworthy
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RIT Leadership Institute Programs & Trainings
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- Specialized Trainings on a variety of leadership topics for student groups, classes, faculty and staff upon request
Leadership Weekend Adventures
Each quarter the RLI organizes an overnight intensive leadership adventure that is highly interactive and engaging. The adventures often provide students an opportunity to break away from campus, meet new people, connect with an RLI Student Mentor and practice numerous leadership skills. Students can also meet leadership certificate requirements by participating in the overnight adventures. Each overnight is unique and has a special twist, Fall quarter the overnight involves a ropes course and is held at a local camp site, Winter quarter is our leadership challenge on campus and Spring focuses on a more in depth look at leadership practices and experiences and is also held at a local camp site.
The Weekend Adventures are completely free, and food & transportation are always provided. Space is limited to 50 people. All camp sites used have lodges with heat, cots, and indoor bathrooms with showers. The Weekend Adventures are open to all RIT students and are facilitated by the RIT Leadership Institute Faculty Team and Student Advisory Board.
Life in the Real World Breakfast Series & Etiquette Dinner
Offered every January, this program is designed for RIT upperclassmen who are preparing to graduate and enter the "real world". The series offers a casual breakfast and an expert speaker who discusses such topics as Financial Planning After Graduation, Networking Strategies, Understanding Benefits Packages, Debt Management, and Salary Negotiation. This is a three week series followed by a bonus Etiquette Dinner evening event which teaches the ins and outs of business dinner etiquette at a real dinner. The dinner is held in early February.
This Series is offered in Winter Quarter and is limited to 50 upper-class students, with preference given to 4th and 5th years. Sign up at
Paychex Corporate Leadership Experience
Paychex, Inc. is a very successful company based in Rochester, although they have satellite offices all over the world. The former CEO and founder of Paychex, Mr. Thomas Golisano is so committed to leadership that he created a department at Paychex that solely focuses on the leadership development of employees at Paychex. These staff members, who coach Paychex employees on a wide variety of leadership skills, organize a one day conference for all Rochester Area Colleges. Topics include: leadership styles, teamwork and communication skills and networking and job interviewing tips.
Space is limited to 65, and students must be nominated by a faculty or staff member for this special opportunity. The experience is free of cost, transportation and breakfast and lunch are provided. This event usually takes place in Winter quarter.
Public Speaking Series
This is a very interactive three week series designed to teach students how to make effective presentations. Students will learn presentation theory, have an opportunity to practice public speaking each week and then will be given the opportunity to make a 5 minutes speech and receive feedback at the last session.
City School Service Learning Leadership Project
One of the best ways for students to practice and learn more about leadership is to teach it to others. The RLI & CSC regularly partners with the RIT office of K-12 outreach which provides training programs to youth from the City of Rochester and surrounding communities. Throughout the year, RIT students and staff teach leadership skills and facilitate skill building activities for these students. This is a great opportunity for RIT students to give back to the community and to develop their own skills at the same time! Please contact our office to find out how to get involved with our current programs!
Closing Dinner and Awards Ceremony
This informal dinner is held on campus in May, and is an opportunity for students to celebrate their success, be recognized for completing a leadership certificate or serving on the RLI Student Advisory Board and enjoy a good meal with friends from the RLI & CSC.
Specialized Trainings and coaching on leadership skills for RIT student groups, faculty and staff.
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Saanich Fusion FC maintains slim lead in Div. 1 men's soccer
Saanich Fusion FC maintained its spot atop the Vancouver Island Soccer League Division 1 men's standings last weekend with a 4-0 win over Lakehill Reds at Braefoot Park.
Mike Moon scored his sixth goal of the season and Ryan Hulstein recorded his sixth shutout of the year to lead the winners. Colin Medlar and Michael Baart also scored in the victory, Fusion's ninth of the season against two draws and just one loss (29 points).
Hard on Saanich's heels in second spot is Cowichan FC with a 9-3-1 record (28 pts.), with Vic West sitting third at 8-2-2 (26 pts.). With a 6-1-4 mark (22 pts.) and games in hand on the leaders, Bays United FC is not far back in fourth.
This Friday's play sees the Fusion travel to Nanaimo and Vic West in Duncan to play Cowichan, while Gorge hosts Castaways under the lights at 7 p.m. at Hampton Park. Saturday's lone match sees the Reds host Bays United at Braefoot Park at 4 p.m.
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This study compared changes in bodily pain, health-related quality of life (HRQoL), and psychological symptoms during an 8-week mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) program among groups of participants...
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Herald News: Letters, Dec. 6, 2013
Recalling the life, work of Gaetano Federici
Regarding "Bronze legacy still standing" (Our Towns, Nov. 30):
In 1917, an unknown commentator said that "originality is stamped indelibly upon every work" of Gaetano Federici, the man whose sculptural genius earned him the richly deserved sobriquet, the "Sculptor Laureate of Paterson." Richard Cowen's absorbing feature story on the Passaic County Historical Society's endeavor to restore the Federici art works in their possession again brings to public attention the monumental achievements of this remarkable Italian-American.
Federici's life was studded with triumphs, but it also had its share of gnawing insecurities. Despite the frequent commissions he received, many with the support and encouragement of Paterson Evening News Publisher Harry B. Haines, the sculptor never acquired solid financial independence. Part of it was because he loved Paterson. He didn't want to leave the city and establish himself elsewhere. That's not to say he was an artistic unknown. In 1952, Federici revealed that a South American nation, whom he declined to name, had asked him to become their national sculptor, and be remunerated accordingly. He rejected the offer because he had to reside in that nation permanently.
The Great Depression clipped most people's income, and for Federici, it was even worse: He had to rely on small-scale commissions to sustain his family. In 1931, no doubt again aided by the influential, politically astute Haines, Federici was appointed to the Paterson Board of Education. He served for seven years. The consummate artist proved to be a born educator. In 1937, he was appointed instructor in the art department of Paterson State Teachers' College.
The institution was not unfamiliar to him. He had lectured previously at the school. It's reported the students enjoyed him so much that they accorded him a "hearty response," and not long after, the nattily dressed artist with the Van Dyke beard was invited to join the faculty. In Federici's continuing legacy, the wheel of history completes a circle through fortuitous coincidence. Professor Vincent N. Parrillo, producer of the acclaimed PBS documentary on Federici's life, teaches at William Paterson University, the successor to Paterson State College.
Gaetano Federici was a grand soul, whose talents remain visible in his strikingly lifelike creations. Further, the essence of the man is revealed in the telltale simplicity of his language. He told the historical society in 1938, "My work is a beloved one to me. I have my heart in it and to be the real artist one must feel, as well as see and talk about art." Such words resonate in the sculptural legacy that Federici bequeathed to Paterson and other fortunate localities.
E. A. Smyk
The writer is the Passaic County historian.
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Regarding "Christie adds to lead over GOP hopefuls" (Page A3, Nov. 30):
It warmed the cockles of my heart upon reading that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton remains the clear favorite among Democrats for president in 2016. What a remarkable and natural progression in American politics: Our first black president, Barack Obama, and now maybe our first woman president in 2016. The glass ceiling is finally being shattered.
How would Clinton do against Governor Christie in 2016? Very well, I believe. She should be able to garner most of the votes of women, college students, Latinos and other minorities.
She belongs in the White House. Clinton is bright, charismatic, experienced, energetic and a born leader.
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AT&T (T) -1.4% AH after disclosing its expects to record a $10B non-cash charge for Q4 related to pension/benefit plan losses. A $12B actuarial loss produced by a lower assumed discount rate is partly offset by a $1.9B asset gain. In October, the telco asked the Department of Labor to let it use $9.5B in preferred equity interest to help cover a pension shortfall that had reached $10.2B at the end of 2011.
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Dept. of Labor has yet to approve this non-cash charge to re fund the pension plan. A substantial equity interest in their Mobility business unit is slated to be moved to the AT&T Pension Trust, tax deductible, not affecting cash-flow and after this was announced back in Nov. they actually increased their dividend. It was a smart move.


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Located in Arlington, Arlington Inn is in the mountains and within the vicinity of Arlington Green Covered Bridge and Hildene. This bed & breakfast is within the region of Southern Vermont Arts Center and Gander Gallery. Make yourself at home in one of the 18 individually decorated guestrooms. Cable television is provided for your entertainment. Conveniences...
|Excellent - 15 reviews
Located in Manchester, The Equinox, A Luxury Collection Golf Resort & Spa is in the historical district and minutes from American Museum of Fly Fishing and Orvis Fly Fishing. This 4.5-star resort is within the region of Gander Gallery and Bromley Mountain Ski Resort. Make yourself at home in one of the 195 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisi...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 15 reviews
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Great Dessert & Fruits
Delicious Beef dishes & Steak
Good 8.0
Beautiful place to get married!
I purchased this trip through your company. After I got back from my trip I checked my Amex bill, you billed me correctly however the Equinox Hotel charged me again for the room portion! Still waiting on Amex to reverse the additional chargeVery old and romantic. Very inclusive hotel. The staff definitely is the crown jewel of the establishment ! They understand customer service! ... more
Good 8.0
I love the Equinox! Sitting in the outdoor spa and relaxing with a drink around the fire at night are favorites! Food and service was excellent. Once concern - I reserved two rooms and requested two queen size beds in each room and was given two rooms each with a king bed which did not work as I had four people in each room. They had no other options for me and said they can not guarantee bed choice when reserving on line. ... more
|Excellent - 29 reviews
Located in Manchester Center, The Inn at Ormsby Hill is in the historical district and close to Hildene and American Museum of Fly Fishing. This bed & breakfast is within the region of Gander Gallery and Arlington Green Covered Bridge. Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 10 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring fireplaces and flat-screen television...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 29 reviews
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Impressive bathroom
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|Good - 207 reviews
Located in southern Vermont, just four hours from metropolitan New York, Stratton Mountain is the base camp to enjoy all that a Green Mountain getaway vacation can offer . Stratton Mountain offers a wide selection of lodging choices throughout the resort . Hide away in a private and secluded location, or live it up right in the heart of the Village . Cho...
Overall Rating - Good - 207 reviews
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Wonderful housekeeping
Nice sauna
Mediocre 4.0
Stayed overnight during a Vermont adventure weekend. The hotel staff could not have been more friendly and helpful, but the hotel was a huge disappointment. Walking into the room we were greeted by an overwhelming musty odor. The furniture and finishes are a bit beaten up. With a little care this could be a nice ski/summer getaway, but it's well past its prime in its current state. ... more
Poor 2.0
very sixties/ seventies looking hotel, it has not been updated/remodeled since. The carpets are thick with dirt and you can clearly see where the vacuumcleaner does not hit the strip between the baseboard and the vacuum. grout is black in bathroom. old tv with poor reception/ remote. hallways are dirty and worn. The complimentary breakfast was of poor quality. I checked out after one night and went to a B&B . The staff was as engaging as they are in walmart. ... more
|Excellent - 55 reviews
Crowning a thirty-acre hillside, the Wilburton Inn is a historic estate and boutique hotel in Manchester Village, Vermont. Featuring country luxury rooms, suites, and villas with dramatic mountain vistas, farm-to-table fine dining, and a famed art collection, the Wilburton is the perfect Vermont getaway. The Wilburton specializes in weddings, conferences, ro...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 55 reviews
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In the heart of Manchester Center, Palmer House Resort Motel is close to Gander Gallery and Orvis Fly Fishing. This hotel is within the vicinity of Hildene and Bromley Mountain Ski Resort. Make yourself at home in one of the individually furnished guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Relax and take in golf course and mountain view...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 60 reviews
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Good furniture
Good management
Good 8.0
Quality of Indoor pool and got tub was an unexpected treat.
Room was cozy, if a bit dated.Looks like it would be an interesting stop in spring/ summer with pitch-and-putt golf course on grounds. ... more
Mediocre 3.0
It is more like a motel, quite basic.
$20 extra charge per child... more
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With a stay at Stones Lodge under Mt. Stratton in Bondville, you'll be near the airport and close to Stratton Mountain Resort. This lodge is within the region of Gander Gallery and Orvis Fly Fishing. Make yourself at home in one of the 19 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Make use of convenient amenities s...
Overall Rating - Good - 3 reviews
Poor 1.0
There was nothing good about this hotel.
Outdated, no screens for windows, ants, spiders, broken shower & sink, small, thin towels.When we arrived they employee was grumpy when we asked him to put the AC in the window since it was sitting in the middle of the floor. There were ants all over. The owners wife said 'it's a country inn'. The shower would only work on hot or cold. Nothing in between. One sink did not work. When we brought it to the owners wife's attention she told us it was an 'old building'. I would never recommend this hotel to anyone. This was the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. ... more
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The Stamford Motel is a family run business that is centrally located in Manchester Vt. The rooms offer either 1 king, 1 queen or 2 full size beds with fridges, satellite tv, a/c, individual thermostats, free wifi, coffee machines and individual baths. Some rooms have microwaves as well. There is an extra large suite upstairs available. We have great views...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 103 reviews
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Great reception
Great view
Excellent 10.0
Innkeeper very gracious and helpful above and beyond services related to lodging. Tastefully decorated room. Comfortable.... more
Excellent 10.0
The room was very quiet and very clean. We stayed for two nights and ate in the attached restaurant twice. It was very convenient to walk right next door for breakfast. Also, the bed is very comfy which is great after a day of skiing.We will definitely stay at The Stamford again. It was a great room, especially for the price. ... more
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A four season Inn situated between Stratton and Bromley Mountains. The Inn features 17 guest rooms, each with a private shower. A complimentary full breakfast daily for all of our guests. A tavern with big screen TV, pool table, fireplace, and plenty of games on premises. All rooms are non-smoking. We do offer some pet friendly rooms for an additional nightl...
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When you stay at Arlington's West Mountain Inn in Arlington, you'll be on a river and within the vicinity of Arlington Green Covered Bridge. This bed & breakfast is within the region of Orvis Fly Fishing and Southern Vermont Arts Center. Make yourself at home in one of the 19 individually decorated guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you...
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Located in Arlington, Arcady At The Sunderland Lodge is in the mountains and within the vicinity of Hildene and Arlington Green Covered Bridge. This bed & breakfast is within the vicinity of Southern Vermont Arts Center and Gander Gallery. Make yourself at home in one of the 15 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Conveniences include coffee/tea ma...
Overall Rating - Good - 6 reviews
Good 8.0
Nice breakfast. Owner very kind and helpful regarding local attractions
Older facility, but very clean and nicely maintained.Nice place; nice value. ... more
Mediocre 4.0
Price line said the price would be $xx plus taxes, when we got there we were charged $xx, apparently there's 20% tax.Staying here was a big blend of weird and awkward. My wife and I checked in, and were relaxing in our room, we wanted to inquire about the hot tub that we read about. We asked the owner and he said he needs at least 8 hours notice because it's a wood burning hot tub, (I remember reading that, and had no problem waiting until the next day) Then he proceeds to tell us how he only fires up the hot tub 15-20 times per year because 'wood isn't cheap' and he has to chop the wood himself. First, the Inn is a wooded area, there's free wood everywhere. Second, he made us feel guilty for wanting to use an advertised Amenity, like it was an inconvenience to him. The next morning we went for our breakfast (when we checked in he NEEDED to know exactly when we would come in for breakfast for some reason). There was fruit on the table, he brought us a pitcher of cof... ... more
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On Stratton Mountain, this luxurious ski resort offers a spa, golf course, and apartments with a living area along with a full kitchen. A ski and snowboard school is on site. A fireplace is featured in the living area along with cable TV and large windows. A dining area is also included. Rooms at Long Trail House feature wood furnishings and have internet a...
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Barrows House Country Inn & Restaurant is a New England historic treasure which welcomes you in every season. Located in the picture perfect historic village of Dorset, VT, Barrows House offers you a selection of 27 rooms and suites in 8 buildings and cottages on 6 acres of expansive grounds, majestic trees and exceptional perrenial gardens. All rooms have...
|Excellent - 8 reviews
Located in Manchester Center, Manchester View Fine Lodging is convenient to Gander Gallery and Southern Vermont Arts Center. This property is within the region of Hildene and Bromley Mountain Ski Resort. Make yourself at home in one of the 36 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and DVD players. Rooms have private balconies or patios. F...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 8 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Beautifully clean and modern. Wonderful view from our room. Great front desk staff.
NoManchester View is excellent. Location, price and clean, comfortable room. Easy drive to town. Internet connection excellent. ... more
Excellent 10.0
The grounds are beautiful, we had a wonderful view, a balcony and it was quiet and clean.This hotel suited our needs well. We wanted to visit the area and this location, although outside the town was fine. Being closer to Manchester itself would have been good but we enjoyed the view and the beautifully landscaped grounds of this hotel. Our room was large, comfortable beds. The breakfast is minimal but adequate if you chose to go this route (3$ per person) rather than an elaborate breakfast out. You conveniently park right outside your room. ... more
|Excellent - 231 reviews
Located near Killington Ski Resort, our hotel offers so much to do in any season. For guests who want a Rutland, VT hotel that offers the best service, quality and amenities, look no further than our spacious property. With the friendliest service in town and a prime location close to legendary ski resorts, guests feel instantly at home when staying with us...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 231 reviews
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Nice tv
Good 8.0
We were visiting here for a ski trip. The hotel was close to Killington and met the expectations for our trip.
The only thing I did not like about this hotel was that the rooms were super small. There was not really a place to put snowy boots when you walked into the room, as the bed was right there when you walked in. We had a 2 double bed room.The staff was very kind and helpful. The complementary breakfast was a nice touch and much appreciated. Overall, a nice place to stay and I would stay here again. ... more
Okay 6.0
room was small and mattresses were old. a small spider crawled on one of the beds that was right under a dirty window curtain. one corner of the ceiling looked like had some water damage and poorly patched. Basic Bathroom is also on a smaller side.The hotel rooms have an old lodge feeling. Simple rooms and small simple bathrooms. During the month of October we stayed here and got the worst room and payedxxx per night for Sat and Sun. When we closed the window curtain a spider fell on the bed. Curtain had stains and was extremely dirty. the mattresses were sagging in the middle. And in this particular room placement of beds was really poor. one of the beds is right under the window and if you sit up to watch TV, your head ends up on the dirty curtain. Carpet was very old as well. I think its time to renovate. The public areas are fine. Staff is very helpful and friendly. Breakfast is good. But the rooms definitely need help!!! ... more


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|Local Briefs: 12-05-13
|Written by Sentinel-Tribune Staff
|Thursday, 05 December 2013 11:31
Man hurt when car hits foot
A city man sustained possible injuries after his foot was run over by a backing vehicle Monday.
Bowling Green Police report that at 3:45 p.m. Curtis Hock, Bowling Green, was walking on a sidewalk leading to a parking lot at 275 S. Main St. when a white vehicle reportedly operated by a female driver backed out of a parking spot and into the sidewalk, driving over Hock's right foot.
The driver then drove off.
Hock was not transported to a hospital.
Members added to Perrysburg cemetery board
PERRYSBURG - One term was renewed and another member appointed to the city and township board that jointly oversees Fort Meigs Union Cemetery.
The group consisting of city council members and Perrysburg Township trustees extended the term of Bob Warnimont, the township's recreation director, for an additional three years.
Separately, city council during its own meeting appointed Tom Mackin as a new representative to the board. Council president Joe Lawless previously served on the board but was not re-elected to a fourth city council term in November.
Subdivision plat approved
Wood County Planning Commission approved a final plat for a small addition to a subdivision in Perrysburg Township on Tuesday.
Consisting of four single-family lots on about 1.5 acres, it is the fifth phase of the Woodmont - Market Centre subdivision, located in the northwest corner. Improvements will include an extension of Basswood Drive with 60 feet of right of way and 25 feet of paving, with sidewalks and all utilities.
After the meeting, the group conducted an open house to recognize Richard Kohring, who will retire after 26 years on the commission. Planning Commission Director Dave Steiner said members will appoint a new member from a list of interested people, likely sometime early in 2014.
Weston surplus sale postponed
WESTON - A liquidation/surplus sale for the Village of Weston planned for Saturday has been postponed due to forecast of bad weather.
The sale will be held in the spring.
Tonight - A 50-percent chance of rain and snow. Much cooler with lows in the upper 20s.
Friday - Cloudy with a 50-percent chance of snow. Highs in the lower 30s. A 40-percent chance of snow overnight. Lows around 20.
Extended forecast - Partly cloudy Saturday with highs in the mid 20s and lows 15 to 20. Partly sunny Sunday. Highs in the lower 30s. Chance of snow overnight 60 percent. Lows in the upper 20s. On Monday, partly sunny with highs in the lower 30s.
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Superintendent: Matthew Hauk
K-8 Principal: Jackie Christiaens
Clerk: Mary Lundy
Administrative Assistant: Lisa Momchilovich
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Jeremy Curry- Chair
Robert Widhalm
Don Connelly
Travis Lake
Kenny Peterson
Message from the Superintendent
Matthew Hauk
April 2014
The school play, "Murder for Dummies", will be March 28th and 29th in the high school multipurpose room. The students and Miss Henneman have been working hard on their performance so please come and support them. It looks to be an entertaining set of performances.
Spring sports have started and the high school students are enjoying track, golf, and girl's tennis. There are 8 track participants, 7 golf participants, and 4 girls out for tennis. The students are working hard and looking forward to some nicer weather.
We had 39 students from grades 7 through 12 attend the regional Math Meet in Havre March 3rd. We are waiting on the official results for our performance, but it sounds like the students did an exceptional job. We have been told that Kassady Sheble was the top female senior and will be receiving a $200 college scholarship.
Congratulations to the senior class who will be graduating on May 24th. This year's valedictorian will be Brittney Steele and the salutatorian will be Kassady Sheble. We would like to thank the seniors for the hard work and dedication that they have put into Valier Schools.
The Missoula Children's Theatre will be working with our elementary students again this year. Thank you to the community for their support which allows us to bring this opportunity to our students. Play practice will begin on March 31st, and the play "Secret Garden" will be performed on Friday, April 4th in the High School Multi-Purpose Room.
Valier students Colton Wheeler, Mariah Stoltz, Sean Brownell, Kassady Sheble, and Keegan Widhalm recently competed in the Principal Cup at Centerville High School. This is an academic competition where students first take an online test several weeks before the competition and then participate in an academic bowl against other schools from around the area. Valier's team did very well competing against schools as large as Great Falls High and won several rounds of competition.
I hope everyone has an enjoyable spring and is able to get out and enjoy the warmer weather.
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Sector W is the youngest KND Sector in the organization around the time Sector V was active.
Supreme Leader Numbuh 362 has noted that Sector W had the highest mission success rate in the entire KND in Operation: I.N.T.E.R.V.I.E.W.S., opting to pull Sector V off the Delightful Children's cake mission and send Sector W on the case instead.
In the same episode, they competed alongside other operatives and villians in the Scavenger Hunt for the cake, heading in the absolute lead until the fight for Father's pipe, which caused members of Sector W to mutiny against their leader for his reckless nature and relinquish all their findings to Sector V in gratitude for saving them. This allowed Sector V to win the hunt and for Numbuh 1 to gain entry to the GKND.
- Numbuh 363 "Harvey" the bratty, self absorbed, and extremely competitive leader of the group. He will do anything to win, even if it means putting him and his comrades in danger. Despite this, he seems to take being an operative very seriously, and puts his duties second only to himself. He has an aversion to being touched, and will go insane once he does.(leader shown in Operation: I.N.T.E.R.V.I.E.W.S. until he was decommissioned for bad behavior)
- Numbuh 83 "Sonya" is the sweet, innocent and cautious treats officer. She tends to get nervous under dangerous circumstances, and will usually opt for the safest and most practical way out of danger. She is deathly afraid of the dark, and will go into an explosive tantrum (similar to Numbuh 3) to avoid being put in it. She is best friends with Lee and Tommy (Soda, Snacks, and Treats Officer, scared of the dark)
- Numbuh 84 "Lee" is the calm, quiet, straight boy of the group. He is easily impressed by anything he finds "cool", and is extremely skilled with his multi-purpose yo-yo. He was best friends with Tommy and Sonya prior to being assigned to Sector W.((Yo-Yo Specialist))
- Numbuh 85 "Paddy" Is the younger brother of Numbuh 86 (2x4 Technology Officer, only shown in episodes before Operation: I.N.T.E.R.V.I.E.W.S., where he was absent)
- Numbuh 86 "Fanny" (believed to be medic in flashback scene in Operation: M.A.U.R.I.C.E.)
- Numbuh 362 "Rachel" (believed to be in Operation: Maurice, her brother is leader of sector W)
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Topdressing wheat with nitrogen
Now is a good time to start planning for topdressing nitrogen (N) of the winter wheat crop. With adequate soil moisture in most areas of the state, and some fairly small wheat in many fields due to late planting and dry weather in early fall, there are some key elements that need to be considered when deciding on the exact program you plan to use. These include: timing, N source, application method and N rate.
Ideally, the N in topdress applications will be moved into the root zone with precipitation well before jointing begins in order to be most efficiently utilized by wheat. With some of the small wheat out there this spring, having adequate N available to support spring tillering when it breaks dormancy will be important. Some combination of fall preplant or at-seeding N, and/or early topdressed N, is also normally needed to supply adequate N to support head differentiation. This is the stage when head size is being determined, and can begin about two weeks before jointing. The following will discuss some of the issues to considering when making topdressing decisions.
Timing. The most important factor in getting a good return on topdress N is usually timing. It is critical to get the N on early enough to have the maximum potential impact on yield. While some producers often wait until spring just prior to jointing, this can be too late in some years, especially when little or no N was applied in the fall. For the well-drained medium- to fine-textured soils that dominate our wheat acres, the odds of losing much of the N that is topdress-applied in the winter is low since we typically don't get enough precipitation over the winter to cause significant denitrification or leaching. For these soils, topdressing can begin anytime now, and usually the earlier the better.
For wheat grown on sandier soils, earlier is not necessarily better for N applications. On these soils, there is a greater chance that N applied in the fall or early winter could leach completely out of the root zone if precipitation is unusually heavy during the winter. Waiting until closer to spring green-up to make topdress N applications on sandier soils will help manage this risk.
On poorly drained and/or shallow claypan soils, especially in south central or southeast Kansas, N applied in the fall or early winter would have a significant risk of denitrification N loss. Waiting until closer to spring green-up to make topdress N applications on these soils will help minimize the potential for this N loss.
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Gratitude Project, Week 3 ~
Well, this week has brought more lessons and reminders of what is important and what matters less, day to day I get to live with what matters most. My 12 year old is very important; he is the baby, my last child at home and I must admit I am very resistant to him growing up. He makes me laugh and smile more than any other person on this planet and he still loves his mom and wants to hang out with me. He still wants me to come say good night to him and tuck him in at night, shhhhh don't tell anyone. This I absolutely treasure right now. My older kids that I love and adore, have grown up and moved out to live their lives and I miss them daily but I know this is a normal part of life. I try to give them the space to live their lives without being "that mother" who smothers and doesn't let go well. But I am beyond grateful to have this amazingly positive, funny, sweet, engaging boy that still thinks his mom is awesome and wants to hang out. We had a mother/son day date planned last weekend and we decided to go to a movie since the forecast showed rain. We had a great time, no drama, no annoyances, just fun and smiles and a little rain that we very much need in CA. Then we went to get some food because every 12 year old eats hourly and whatever isn't nailed down. He makes me remember what matters, what is so amazing throughout each day. I am beyond grateful that I had a child almost 11 years after my first because now I have somone very special that gets me all to himself. He asked me for years to have a baby sister or brother and because someone has to be last, I gave him a puppy instead. Emmy our sweet little Chiweenie that is the perfect sibling for him. They are best friends and as close to siblings as he can possibly get… she waits for him when he gets home by the door, is his shadow when he moves around the house, sits with him while he plays his computer games and sleeps on his bed every night. How very blessed are we to have this amazing sweet little pup join our family and steal our hearts.
I recently was reminded of having a MySpace account that I had forgotten about because after all it is all about Facebook now, right? So I managed somehow to remember my log-in information and found an amazing array of photos from years ago that I had forgotten about. Days of younger times and the fondness I feel about some of these, words cannot describe. Back when the kids were younger, Brady in some was 4 or 5. Amazing how a photo can instantly take you back, feeling as if you were there in that moment.
As time passes, the years have added up behind us instead of in front of us, looking back and reflecting always brings perspective. I find that I don't have regrets persay but rather missing moments in time that cannot be re-lived again. Photos don't do enough but they do help transport one back in time. I find myself looking ahead thinking about all that is yet to come on this journey called life and look forward to more birthdays, more Mother's Day's with my children, becoming a grandmother, watching my youngest son learn to drive, to learn to date then graduate from high school. I also find that talking to my parents more about their childhood memories, our childhood memories has become more important. I want to capture everything like it is a video camera that can play it all back.
I have so much to be grateful for and feel so tremendously blessed.
Gratitude Abundance! My mantra for 2014!