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Operetta is a genre of light opera, light in terms both of music and subject matter. It is also closely related, in English-language works, to forms of musical theatre.-Origins:...
in two acts and a prologue composed by
Benjamin Britten
Benjamin Britten
Edward Benjamin Britten, Baron Britten, OM CH was an English composer, conductor, and pianist. He showed talent from an early age, and first came to public attention with the a cappella choral work A Boy Was Born in 1934. With the premiere of his opera Peter Grimes in 1945, he leapt to...
to a
A libretto is the text used in an extended musical work such as an opera, operetta, masque, oratorio, cantata, or musical. The term "libretto" is also sometimes used to refer to the text of major liturgical works, such as mass, requiem, and sacred cantata, or even the story line of a...
W. H. Auden
W. H. Auden
Wystan Hugh Auden , who published as W. H. Auden, was an Anglo-American poet,The first definition of "Anglo-American" in the OED is: "Of, belonging to, or involving both England and America." See also the definition "English in origin or birth, American by settlement or citizenship" in See also...
. It premiered at
Columbia University
Columbia University
Columbia University in the City of New York is a private, Ivy League university in Manhattan, New York City. Columbia is the oldest institution of higher learning in the state of New York, the fifth oldest in the United States, and one of the country's nine Colonial Colleges founded before the...
on May 5, 1941 to largely negative reviews, and Britten revised it in 1976. The story is based on the
Folklore consists of legends, music, oral history, proverbs, jokes, popular beliefs, fairy tales and customs that are the traditions of a culture, subculture, or group. It is also the set of practices through which those expressive genres are shared. The study of folklore is sometimes called...
A lumberjack is a worker in the logging industry who performs the initial harvesting and transport of trees for ultimate processing into forest products. The term usually refers to a bygone era when hand tools were used in harvesting trees principally from virgin forest...
Paul Bunyan
Paul Bunyan
Paul Bunyan is a lumberjack figure in North American folklore and tradition. One of the most famous and popular North American folklore heroes, he is usually described as a giant as well as a lumberjack of unusual skill, and is often accompanied in stories by his animal companion, Babe the Blue...
, with the music incorporating a variety of American styles, including
folk songs
Folk music
Folk music is an English term encompassing both traditional folk music and contemporary folk music. The term originated in the 19th century. Traditional folk music has been defined in several ways: as music transmitted by mouth, as music of the lower classes, and as music with unknown composers....
Blues is the name given to both a musical form and a music genre that originated in African-American communities of primarily the "Deep South" of the United States at the end of the 19th century from spirituals, work songs, field hollers, shouts and chants, and rhymed simple narrative ballads...
A hymn is a type of song, usually religious, specifically written for the purpose of praise, adoration or prayer, and typically addressed to a deity or deities, or to a prominent figure or personification...
Premiere cast, May 5, 1941
Hugh Ross
Hugh Ross (musician)
Hugh C. M. Ross , was a choral director and conductor of the Schola Cantorum of New York....
The Voice of Paul Bunyan
offstage spoken role for male voice
Milton Warchoff
Paul's daughter
A soprano is a voice type with a vocal range from approximately middle C to "high A" in choral music, or to "soprano C" or higher in operatic music. In four-part chorale style harmony, the soprano takes the highest part, which usually encompasses the melody...
Helen Marshall
Johnny Inkslinger
The tenor is a type of male singing voice and is the highest male voice within the modal register. The typical tenor voice lies between C3, the C one octave below middle C, to the A above middle C in choral music, and up to high C in solo work. The low extreme for tenors is roughly B2...
William Hess
Hot Biscuit Slim,
a good cook
Charles Cammock
Narrator and Balladeer (in the Interludes)
Baritone is a type of male singing voice that lies between the bass and tenor voices. It is the most common male voice. Originally from the Greek , meaning deep sounding, music for this voice is typically written in the range from the second F below middle C to the F above middle C Baritone (or...
or tenor
Mordecai Bauman
Mordecai Bauman
Mordecai Bauman was an American baritone.-Biography:Mordecai Hirsch Bauman was born on March 2, 1912 to Allen and Minnie Bauman in the Bronx, New York City...
Sam Sharkey,
a bad cook
Clifford Jackson
Ben Benny,
another bad cook
Eugene Bonham
Hel Helson,
Bliss Woodward
Cross Crosshaulson ,
a Swede
Walter Graf
Jen Jenson,
a Swede
Ernest Holcombe
Pete Peterson,
a Swede
Lewis Pierce
Andy Anderson,
a Swede
Ben Carpens
a dog
Pauline Kleinhesselink
a cat
A mezzo-soprano is a type of classical female singing voice whose range lies between the soprano and the contralto singing voices, usually extending from the A below middle C to the A two octaves above...
Harriet Greene
a cat
Augusta Dorn
Western Union Boy
Henry Bauman
John Shears,
a farmer
Leonard Stocker
Quartet of the Defeated (Blues)
Contralto is the deepest female classical singing voice, with the lowest tessitura, falling between tenor and mezzo-soprano. It typically ranges between the F below middle C to the second G above middle C , although at the extremes some voices can reach the E below middle C or the second B above...
, tenor, baritone, bass
Adelaide Van Way, Ben Carpens,
Ernest Holcombe, Eugene Bonham
Four cronies of Hel Helson
four baritones
Heron, Moon, Wind, Beetle, Squirrel
spoken roles
lumberjacks, farmers, frontier women, animals, trees, wild geese
In the forest
The old trees like life to be slow ("
Since the birth Of the earth
"), but are challenged by four young trees and three wild geese. The geese explain that the old trees will have to leave when a Man arrives: Paul Bunyan will be born at the next
blue moon
Blue moon
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. To the horror of the old trees, the moon turns blue ("
It isn't very often the conservatives are wrong
First ballad interlude
The Narrator recounts the birth and growth of Paul, who gained 346 pounds every week, became as tall as the
Empire State Building
Empire State Building
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and had a stride of 3.7 miles ("
The cold wind blew through the crooked thorn
"). One night, he awoke to find that his forehead was being licked by Babe the Blue Cow. The two of them leave for the South, where Paul sets up a camp.
Act 1
Scene 1: A clearing in the forest
Paul recruits
A lumberjack is a worker in the logging industry who performs the initial harvesting and transport of trees for ultimate processing into forest products. The term usually refers to a bygone era when hand tools were used in harvesting trees principally from virgin forest...
s from all over Europe ("
My birthplace was in Sweden, it's a very long way off
"). The Swedes quarrel over which of them should be foreman, but a
Western Union
Western Union
The Western Union Company is a financial services and communications company based in the United States. Its North American headquarters is in Englewood, Colorado. Up until 2006, Western Union was the best-known U.S...
Boy bicycles in with a telegram from the King of Sweden, whose recommended foreman, Hel Helson, arrives and is duly appointed by Paul. However, there is still a need for some cooks who can provide the lumberjacks with nutritious food. Bad cooks Sam and Ben, devotees (respectively) of soup and beans, arrive ("
Sam for Soups, Ben for beans
"). Johnny Inkslinger, an impecunious book-keeper, also turns up, but wishes to be independent and refuses offers of soup, beans and recompense before travelling on. Paul predicts that, as Inkslinger has no resources, he will have to return. Sam and Ben recruit cats Moppet and Poppet, and the dog Fido, to aid them in their work ("
The single creature lives a partial life
It is bedtime. Paul introduces a "dream of warning", sung by a quartet of the defeated ("
Gold in the North came the blizzard to say
"). Inkslinger, equally defeated, returns and accepts the job of book-keeper.
Second ballad interlude
The Narrator describes how Paul went wife-hunting, found an appropriately-sized partner (Carrie), and married her ("
The Spring came and the Summer and Fall
"). A daughter, Tiny, was born, but her parents' marriage was unhappy, and she and Carrie left home. Some years later, Carrie died, and Paul, before her funeral, promised Tiny that he would be a better father.
Scene 2: The camp
While Paul is away, there is discontent at the unvarying rations of soup and beans ("
Do I look the sort of fellow Whom you might expect to bellow
"). Inkslinger tries to persuade Sam and Ben to vary the menu, but they walk away in a huff. The lumberjacks turn on Inkslinger, but are interrupted by the offstage voice of Slim ("
In fair days and in foul Round the world and back
"). He arrives and describes his attempts to "find himself" by continuous travelling ("
I come from open spaces
"). It turns out that he can cook flapjacks, cookies, fish, steak, and the loggers are appeased.
Paul returns with Tiny. Inkslinger, dispirited, tells Fido the story of his life, which he feels he has wasted ("
It was out in the sticks that the fire Of my existence began
"). The lumberjacks mob Tiny, who is still mourning her mother's death ("
Whether the sun shine upon children playing
"), but she only has eyes for Slim. Paul wants to know if there were any problems while he was away. Inkslinger tells him that Hel Helson broods too much and keeps bad company, and that some of the men, particularly one called John Shears, are tired of logging and want to take up farming. They part on good terms, and Paul muses on the subject of the Actual and the Possible as the curtain falls.
Act 2
Scene 1: A clearing
Paul summons the lumberjacks and asks those who would like to be farmers to accompany him to the land of Heart's Desire, where everything is fertile. Shears and the others rejoice ("
It has always been my dream
"). Paul leaves Hel Helson in charge, telling him that the Topsy-Turvey Mountain needs to be cleared.
Hel's four cronies try to persuade him to mount a rebellion against Paul and Inkslinger. He sends them away, but the voices of a Heron, the Moon, the Wind, a Beetle and a Squirrel tell him that he is a failure ("
Heron, heron, winging by
"). Fido attempts to console him ("
Won't you tell me what's the matter?
"), but Hel kicks him out. Moppet and Poppet rejoice that they are not sentimental, like dogs ("
Let Man the romantic in vision espy
When Paul returns, so do Hel's cronies, who persuade him to pick a fight with Paul. Tiny and Slim, oblivious of the sounds of the offstage fight, celebrate their love ("
Move, move, from the trysting stone
"). Hel, unconscious, is carried in ("
Take away the body and lay it on the ice
") . When he wakes up, he makes peace with Paul and rejects the cronies. The chorus hails a "great day of discovery" as Tiny and Slim continue their duet.
Third ballad interlude
The Narrator recounts the continuing success of the logging industry and of Slim and Tiny's love ("
So Helson smiled and Bunyan smiled
"). Eventually, Babe indicates to Paul that it is time to move on, and he realises that she is right. It is Christmas Eve.
Scene 2: The Christmas party
Amid the seasonal festivities, Inkslinger makes a number of announcements ("
Dear friends with your leave this Christmas Eve
"). Slim and Tiny will marry and move to
Midtown Manhattan
Midtown Manhattan
Midtown Manhattan, or simply Midtown, is an area of Manhattan, New York City home to world-famous commercial zones such as Rockefeller Center, Broadway, and Times Square...
Carry her over the water
"). Hel Helson will be joining the Administration in Washington to lead the Federal Plan of public works. John Shears has taken time off from his farm to join the party. As everyone cheers, the Western Union Boy reappears with a telegram from Hollywood. It is an invitation to Inkslinger to become a technical advisor for an all-star lumber picture! Finally, Paul takes his leave ("
Now the task that made us friends In a common labour, ends
"), and a
A litany, in Christian worship and some forms of Jewish worship, is a form of prayer used in services and processions, and consisting of a number of petitions...
The campfire embers are black and cold
") is sung. Inkslinger asks "
Paul, who are you?
", and Paul replies: "
Where the night becomes the day, Where the dream becomes the fact, I am the Eternal guest, I am Way, I am Act
Paul Bunyan
– Plymouth Music Series Orchestra and Chorus conducted by
Philip Brunelle
Philip Brunelle
Philip Brunelle is an American conductor and organist. He founded VocalEssence in 1969 and remains the artistic director today...
. Studio recording, 1987. Label: Virgin Classics
Paul Bunyan
Royal Opera House
Royal Opera House
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Orchestra and Chorus conducted by
Richard Hickox
Richard Hickox
Richard Sidney Hickox CBE was an English conductor of choral, orchestral and operatic music.-Early life:Hickox was born in Stokenchurch in Buckinghamshire into a musical family...
. Recorded live from performances at
Sadler's Wells Theatre
Sadler's Wells Theatre
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in London on April 23, 24, 28, 1999. Label:
Chandos Records
Chandos Records
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Posted: February 01, 2007This is a good read i have noticed this on some DVD's.
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The never married "penalty" was larger for those in very good or excellent health, and smallest for those in poor health, and it was greater among men than women.
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There are many fun and practical gifts you can provide your backyard birds to keep them happy, healthy and coming back every holiday season. See what's at the top of this year's wish list for birds.1. A cozy hangout
Natural nooks and crannies offer our feathered friends protection from harsh weather and predators. Shrubs and evergreen trees are ideal. Leaves and sticks can be piled up in a remote corner of the yard to be used as shelter or as nesting material. A simple birdhouse or nesting box can be hung from your porch, deck or fence. Learn how to choose the right birdhouse.
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All birds need water, particularly in the winter when many natural water sources are frozen and inaccessible. Choosing a heated bird bath or extra heater accessory for your existing bird bath will provide liquid water for the birds, so they will not need to spend precious calories on melting snow or ice. Furthermore, having water available in your yard year-round will attract a wider range of birds. Find out more about providing water to wildlife in winter.
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Giving your backyard birds a new birdfeeder for the holidays opens up new dining options for them to enjoy. Not only will a new feeder keep seed dry and fresh better than a worn feeder, but an extra feeder will reduce competition and aggression from birds and allow more individuals to feed easily. Be sure to clean your birdfeeders every couple of weeks to reduce the risk of spreading diseases. Use a 2:1 mixture of hot water and distilled white vinegar. Rinse and dry thoroughly before refilling.4. A few good meals
Birds need extra energy and calories during the winter to keep warm and healthy. They can get that energy best from higher quality birdseed like black oil sunflower seed. For an extra holiday treat, buy a seed bell, decorative seed wreath or other novelty seed sculpture for the birds. Or, help the kiddies make these cute suet ornaments. Here are ten simple tips for successful winter bird feeding.
5. A clearly marked no-fly zone
According to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, more birds die because of collisions with glass than any other factor associated with human activity. Anywhere from 100 million to 1 billion birds are killed by window strikes each year. One way to deter birds from flying into windows is to buy specialty window decals. Or, decorate the windows with nature ornaments by following these easy step-by-step instructions.
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Phonological Production
A final area of phonological processing that has been empirically linked to reading achievement is speech production abilities. Clinical accounts of poor readers' difficulty producing complex speech-sound sequences (Blalock, 1982; Johnson & Myklebust, 1967; Miles, 1983) have been confirmed by a number of empirical studies (Apthorp, 1995; Catts, 1986; Catts, 1989c; Karnhi et al., 1988; Rapala & Brady, 1990; Snow11ing, 1981). Catts (1986), for example, found that adolescents with RD made significantly more speech production errors than age-matched peers in naming pictured objects with complex names (e.g., ambulance, thermometer) and repeating phonologically complex words (e.g., specific, aluminum) and phrases (e.g., brown and blue plaid pants). In a follow-up study, Catts (l989c) examined the ability of college students with and without a history of RD to rapidly repeat simple (e.g., small wristband) and complex phrases (e.g., Swiss wristwatch). Students with a history of RD repeated the complex phrases at a significantly slower rate and made more errors than students without a history of RD.
The difficulty individuals with RD have in producing complex phonological sequences may be due, in part, to problems in phonological memory. In fact, some of this work converges well with research involving non word repetition. That is, in the former studies individuals with RD are asked to produce real, but novel words. Like nonword production tasks, the repetition of these stimuli rests heavily on the formation and storage of accurate phonological memory codes. However, individuals with RD have also been shown to have problems producing words/phrases with which they were clearly familiar. For example, Catts (1989c) showed that college students with a history of RD had little difficulty correctly producing complex phrases in isolation (thus demonstrating accurate memory for the words), but had significant problems in the rapid repetition of these sequences. These findings suggest that deficits in speech planning may contribute to the speech production problems in individuals with RD, a suggestion that has been supported by work showing that the relationship between production of complex stimuli and reading remains after statistically controlling for memory factors (Apthorp, 1995).
The link between complex speech production (and phonology in general) and reading has led some researchers to consider a possible association between expressive phonological disorders and reading disabilities. Children with expressive phonological disorders display difficulties in the development of the speech sound system. Unlike the problems noted above, these children have difficulties with sound segments in both complex and simple contexts. In these contexts, they delete or substitute speech sounds that are produced correctly by most children of a comparable age.
A large body of research has found both behavioral and genetic links between expressive phonological disorders and reading disabilities (Gillon, 2004; Larrivee & Catts, 1999; Tunick & Pennington, 2002). However, not all children with expressive phonological disorders have been shown to have reading disabilities. Reading outcomes in these children appear to be most closely related to the severity of the phonological disorder, other language abilities, and level of phonological awareness (Bird, Bishop, & Freeman, 1995; Larrivee & Catts, 1999; Snowling, Bishop & Stothard, 2000). Children with more severe phonological disorders who have broad-based language impairments and who perform poorly on tests of phonological awareness are most at risk for reading disabilities.
Language Deficits: Causes or Consequences
The research reviewed in these studies clearly demonstrates that language deficits are closely associated with reading disabilities. In many cases, these language deficits precede and are causally linked to reading problems. Reading is a linguistic behavior, and, as such, it depends on adequate language development. Many children with RD have developmental language disorders that become manifested as reading problems upon entering school. Although language problems often play a causal role in reading disabilities, they may also be a consequence of reading difficulties. As noted in the section on Matthew effects, poor readers do not read as much as good readers and, as a result, gain less language experience. Over time this limited experience can lead to less well-developed language abilities. For example, poor readers would be expected to fall behind their peers in know ledge and use of vocabulary, advanced grammar, and text-level structures (e.g., story grammar). These and other aspects of language are dependent on rich literacy experiences that poor readers seldom encounter during the school years.
The fact that language deficits are both a cause and consequence of reading disabilities ensures that language problems will be a major component of almost all cases of reading disabilities. In some instances, it may be possible to differentiate between those language problems that are causal and those that are consequences of reading disabilities. However, in other cases, intrinsic and extrinsic factors will interact to such an extent that causes and consequences become indistinguishable, especially in older poor readers. Regardless of whether language problems are causes or consequences, they will need to be addressed in intervention. Early problems in phonological processing and other aspects of language development will need to be considered in order to ensure that at-risk children get off to a good start in reading. Practitioners will also have to address problems in vocabulary, grammar, and discourse that arise as a lack of reading experience. Although these problems may emerge as a consequence of reading difficulties, once present, they will interfere with further reading development.
1Reading group differences in speed of retrieval in discrete trial tasks have been less consistent. For a discussion of this work and its implications for conclusions concerning retrieval problems, see Bowers, Golden, Kennedy, and Young (1994), Catts (1989a), or Share (1995).
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The Recovery Act objective of this program is to provide a full 12 months of rental assistance payments to owners of multifamily rental housing. Without the Recovery Act funding, many Section 8 contracts could have run out of money during 2009/2010. As a result of the Recovery Act, there will be sufficient money to fund all expiring Section 8 contracts for a full twelve month term.
The expected benefits of this program are to preserve tens of thousands of affordable housing units and prevent homelessness. Under this program, eligible low-income families and individuals are able to afford decent housing. Projects now being assisted will continue to receive assistance and thus maintain full occupancy.
Obligation and Disbursement of $2.0 billion in rental assistance payments
HUD will use the $2.0 billion provided by ARRA to assure a full twelve months of funding for Section 8 contracts being renewed in FY 2009. Project/Activity: Funding Existing Section 8 ContractsDescription: Adds money to existing contracts Funding: $2,000,000,000.00
(1) Data Collection and Reporting a. Financial Reports: HUD has two financial reports that will be generated and analyzed on a weekly basis. These include a Summary Financial Report that indicates the amount of funds for each program, and a Funding Notification Report, which shows the amount of funding by program for every jurisdiction, including local governments and some states.b. Quarterly Recipient Reports: The cornerstone of HUD's monitoring and evaluation system is the project and contract data collected from grantees. The Recovery Act specifically requires data collection fields for grantees and contractors. In addition to these data, HUD will also collect program-specific measures from grantees (e.g., the number of units in contracts being renewed with stimulus funds etc.).(2) Ongoing Grantee Management: HUD categorizes grantees by risk, then monitors and allocates interventions, including training, technical assistance and if warranted, disciplinary action, accordingly. For the Section 8 program, high risk grantees are owners receiving more than $10 million in funds annually. To ensure timely expenditure of funds, HUD will track payments on a monthly basis to verify that owners are utilizing the funds, and will recapture amounts not being used in a timely fashion. To ensure budget/cost compliance, HUD will monitor each monthly voucher for accuracy and will reduce payments where errors are discovered. To ensure legal compliance, HUD will require annual financial statements and on-site annual reviews to evaluate both the condition of the project and the accuracy of tenant eligibility documentation. Actions for non-compliance include on-site management reviews and contract termination.
With respect to reporting, OMB has issued detailed guidance on the requirements for recipients of the Recovery Act funds. Specifically, each prime and first tier recipient is required to report specified information to HUD 10 days after the end of each calendar quarter. This includes but is not limited to a detailed list of all projects and activities for which Recovery Act funds were obligated or expended, an evaluation of the completion status of the project or activity, and an estimate of the number of jobs created or retained. In addition to the overarching requirements of the Recovery Act, HUD has also identified a number of program-specific measures that will be collected through this reporting process. HUD expects that the transparency requirements of the Recovery Act, specifically the requirement to publish both spending and recipient performance reports, will create accountability amongst its managers and grantees. That said, HUD will establish additional internal management controls to create a greater level of accountability for performance. The HUD Recovery Act program management team will work with the leads of the program and cross-cutting teams to prepare a bi-weekly program snapshot report for the steering committee to review with the Deputy Secretary and Secretary. Drawing from the program and risk management plans, the reports will include summary-level quantitative financial and programmatic performance measures and targets, key milestones, and issues or risks. Interim spending and performance targets will be set to ensure that annual objectives from the program plans are met. Performance data will be summarized by grantee risk category, as defined in the agency's risk management plan. Performance measure targets and milestones that are missed, or that are in jeopardy of being missed, will be accompanied by an explanation of the reasons why, including any issues affecting progress and the specific plan for their resolution or mitigation. The report will also identify specific grantees with performance issues, and summarize the actions being taken to address them. In addition to the bi-weekly reporting, each program team will meet with the Secretary, Deputy Secretary and Steering Committee on a monthly basis to review a more detailed set of Recovery Act performance measures. On a quarterly basis, these monthly meetings will include updated grant recipient data described above.
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- T-cell mitogenesis and natural killer cell activity in colonic tumor-bearing and nontumor-bearing rats fed diets high in lipid with and without cholesterol. Kraus, L.J., Williams, R.M., Murphy, K., Broitman, S.A. Nutrition and cancer. (1987)
- Effect of erythropoietin on the micronucleus test. Suzuki, Y., Nagae, Y., Ishikawa, T., Watanabe, Y., Nagashima, T., Matsukubo, K., Shimizu, H. Environ. Mol. Mutagen. (1989)
- Simultaneous determination of hydrazine, methylhydrazine, and 1,1-dimethylhydrazine in air by derivatization/gas chromatography. Holtzclaw, J.R., Rose, S.L., Wyatt, J.R., Rounbehler, D.P., Fine, D.H. Anal. Chem. (1984)
- The effect of lactulose on DNA damage induced by DMH in the colon of human flora-associated rats. Rowland, I.R., Bearne, C.A., Fischer, R., Pool-Zobel, B.L. Nutrition and cancer. (1996)
- Effect of indomethacin in autotransplanted colonic tumors. Rubio, C.A., Wallin, B., Ware, J., Sveander, M., Duvander, A. Dis. Colon Rectum (1989)
- Synthesis, structures, and DFT bonding analysis of new titanium hydrazido(2-) complexes. Parsons, T.B., Hazari, N., Cowley, A.R., Green, J.C., Mountford, P. Inorganic chemistry. (2005)
- Rat liver flavin-containing monooxygenase (FMO): cDNA cloning and expression in yeast. Itoh, K., Kimura, T., Yokoi, T., Itoh, S., Kamataki, T. Biochim. Biophys. Acta (1993)
- Effect of 1,1-dimethylhydrazine on lymphoproliferation and interleukin 2 immunoregulatory function. Bauer, R.M., Tarr, M.J., Olsen, R.G. Arch. Environ. Contam. Toxicol. (1990)
- Increased hepatic activity of inducible nitric oxide synthase in rats fed on a high-fat diet. Wan, G., Ohnomi, S., Kato, N. Biosci. Biotechnol. Biochem. (2000)
- Alterations in seizure mechanisms caused by oxygen high pressure, 1,1-dimethylhydrazine, and pyridoxine. Segerbo, B.E. Undersea biomedical research. (1979)
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- Lack of carcinogenicity of daminozide, alone or in combination with its contaminant 1,1-dimethylhydrazine, in a medium-term bioassay. Cabral, R., Hakoi, K., Hoshiya, T., Hasegawa, R., Ito, N. Teratog., Carcinog. Mutagen. (1995)
- Protective action of propolis on the rat colon carcinogenesis. Bazo, A.P., Rodrigues, M.A., Sforcin, J.M., de Camargo, J.L., Ribeiro, L.R., Salvadori, D.M. Teratog., Carcinog. Mutagen. (2002)


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The Duvall Firefighters 53rd annual pancake breakfast will be Sunday, June 2, at the Duvall Fire HQ - 15600 1st Ave. from 7 a.m. - 1 p.m. All you can eat breakfast. Adult $6, seniors $5, children $4, T-shirts - adult $15, kids $12 .
Asian small-clawed otter. Lisa Allen/staff photoSEATTLE–The first phase of the Bamboo Forest Reserve is the opening chapter of a dynamic, new exhibit complex at the heart of Woodland Park Zoo.
It debuts squealing Asian small-clawed otters, a tropical aviary, a kids' nature play area, and the zoo's new twin sloth bear cubs, all bringing to life the sounds, smells and sights of the Asian tropical forest. Designed by Studio Hanson/Roberts, this exhibit project marks the most ambitious zoo project since the award-winning Trail of Vines opened in 1996.
During the second phase of this $19.6 million project, the immersive scene will transform the zoo's 60-year-old, outdated tiger and sloth bear exhibits into a spacious, naturalistic and state-of-the-art home for these endangered species. The exhibit opened May 3.
Artist's rendering of the Centennial Pergola which is expected to be completed by Duvall Days. It will be located in the depot area. Courtesy of City of DuvallThe 53rd annual Duvall Days Festival will be held on Saturday, June 1, and Sunday, June 2.
This year's festival will be held in conjunction with the City of Duvall's Centennial Celebration and will be bringing back some of the old favorites such as the Frog Jump Contest and the infamous Cow Pie Bingo. Highway 203 (Main St.) will be closed from 8 a.m. until 1:30 p.m., or as soon as the parade is finished and the road cleaned up.
Saturday's events will begin with the inaugural Irwin Group half marathon in the morning at 7 a.m. Then the kiddie parade starts at 10:30 a.m., immediately followed by the grande parade with this year's grand marshals, Ray and Tove Burhen. There will be no parade judging this year.
There will be an announcer, so if you are planning on being in the parade, make sure to complete the parade form, so he knows what you want him to say about you or your organization.
All those who wish to enter either the kiddie or grande parade need to download the application from the website at www.duvalldaysfestival.com, or pick one up at Duvall City Hall. All entries must complete a form and submit it no later than May 15.
There will be an array of vendors located at various locations in the downtown area, primarily in the Riverview School District parking lot on 1st Ave NE. Duvall Fitness will be sponsoring a kids' fair in the Riverview Plaza parking lot on Main St. There will be a Health & Wellness Fair in the Duvall Chiropractic parking lot on Main St., as well. Various types of entertainment, including music, will be held throughout the day in the Union Bank parking lot as well as other downtown locations.
The 7th annual Big Rock Classic Car and Cycle Show will be held in the Safeway parking lot from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Sunday starts with the 8th annual Duvall 5K/10K runs and kids' dashes, and continues with the 53rd annual Firemen's Pancake Breakfast.
All festival vendors must complete an application, available online at www.duvalldaysfestival.com, or at Duvall City Hall. Applications and payments must be returned no later than May 15.
For further information, please contact us through the website, or contact Margie Coy at (425) 788-3923.If you would like to help support the Duvall Days Festival, donations may be made by sending a check payable to "Duvall Days Festival" to P.O. Box 1121, Duvall, through the website, or at Union Bank.
RAK Week participants in front of the Duvall Library (and throughout town) enjoyed plenty of response to their signs. Photo by Connie Berg Duvall's 7th annual local RAK Week marched from January to March this year and the weather was perfect. Not a single snowflake fell the entire week. (The week after was another story.)
So many wonderful things took place during Duvall's Local Random Acts of Kindness Week, March 4th-10th.
RAK Week got a huge kick-off this year at the Kindness Workshop held at Stillwater Elementary, the brainchild of the principal, Jack Madigan. Jack was deeply impacted by the events at Sandy Hook Elementary and wanted to do a Kindness Workshop, to honor the students and teachers whose lives were cut short. So many people came together to make the workshop a success. It was so successful, in fact, that it may become an annual event.
Each year Duvall's RAK Week grows bigger and bigger. This year a huge banner hung over Main Street in Duvall to promote RAK Week. The banner was purchased using donations from Cascade Valley Designs, Duvall Family Drugs, DuVall's Dazzling Designs and Christi Irwin of Irwin Realty.
Also new this year are Kindness Clubs in almost every school in the Riverview School District. A big thank you to Kerri Gould for all of her efforts with the clubs and for being one of the original founders of the RAK Club at Cedarcrest.
Some of my favorite highlights of RAK Week were:
The Eagle Rock Kindness Club and the Kindness Club at Cedarcrest met together and worked on kindness artwork and shared RAK stories.
Happy Honking Friday! A group of about 20 kids and adults stood in downtown Duvall with bright yellow balloons and signs that read "Honk If You Love Local Businesses!" The response was amazing! For an hour and a half, horns honked and we waved and screamed and smiled. Two local business owners were so impressed that they bought all of us ice-cream cones.
Giving out chocolate kisses to business owners, at meetings, to RAK students and to friends.
Listening to the Eagle Rock Elementary students singing kindness songs at the Random Acts of Kindness meeting.
Hearing stories about kind acts, especially at coffee places where one after another, people were buying coffee for each other.
Going out to lunch with the Cedarcrest Random Acts of Kindness Club students at Ixtapa and randomly buying lunch for someone at another table.
There are always so many people to thank after RAK Week.
This year there are too many to list so I want to do a couple of Kindness "Shout Outs."
Thank you to Leanne Christensen, a longtime local resident of Duvall who is in the process of moving out of state.
Leanne has been a huge help in spreading kindness in Duvall for many, many years.
Thank you to Miss Sarah and Mr. Luke for the amazing kindness songs you taught the kids at Eagle Rock. What a wonderful way to spread kindness.
Thank you Liz at Duvall's True Value for making the Kindness Corner SO beautiful with bright yellow daffodils blooming everywhere. Thank you to Paul, Randy and Colby for seven years of support.
For the past four years, Duvall has included Carnation, Monroe and Woodinville to join us during our local RAK Week.
If there is anyone who would like to be the contact/point person for Carnation, Monroe or Woodinville, please contact me through the Random Acts of Kindness website.
RAK Week has been over for several weeks now but the hope is that RAKs will continue to take place throughout the year. I personally have witnessed a couple of awesome RAKs take place in the past couple of days.
At Oasis Nails in Duvall, gentlemen paid for a manicure for a complete stranger because she was celebrating her retirement. I have also witnessed, on several occasions, a local Duvall resident, Helen, who for the past several weeks has been picking up roadside garbage all over and around Duvall. She has even been picking up trash on Novelty Hill. Thank you Helen.
www.rakduvall is currently supporting two local families in need. One is the Bender family. Mark Bender was recently paralyzed in a surfing accident and we are raising money to support Mark, his wife Sarah and their four young boys.
We are also supporting Mia, a beautiful two-year-old who was born with port wine stains covering almost half of her body.
Please visit www.rakduvall.com and show your support.
The sale is Saturday, May 11, (the day before Mother's Day) from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. It takes place in the parking lot behind the old Duvall Library and along the adjacent Riverside Avenue.
"You can take home a piece of local history for your garden," Duvall Civic Club Vice President Claire Eaton said of the sale, which will feature thousands of perennials, annuals, shrubs, trees, garden starts and blooming baskets. "Some perennials people have donated in years past have been growing in this valley for over a hundred years."
Plant sale volunteers are taking plant donations now. So if you can donate plants or you have questions, contact Claire Eaton at (206) 371-4579 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Plant sale organizers are looking for donations of perennials, extra seed starts (especially vegetable starts), unusual annuals, herbs, shrubs, small trees, hanging baskets, pansies, and more. Plants must be potted, and arrangements can be made for drop-off or pickup.
"You can connect with familiar faces at the plant sale," plant sale vendor and Civic Club supporter Deb Kyle commented. "So you can see how a particular plant from last year is doing. And it's a wonderful way to find some great plant deals."
The plant sale is an event for the non-gardener as well, with plenty of food, local artists and garden art to choose from. And it's kid-friendly and family-friendly, as children's librarian Katherine Huber can attest. Huber leads the kids' activities at the plant sale, including the potting of Mother's Day marigolds the kids can do while their parents shop.
"The plant sale is a wonderful place to get a Mother's Day gift," Huber remarked.
The Duvall Civic Club uses proceeds from the Duvall Civic Club Plant and Garden Art Sale to help support community services such as the SnoValley Senior Center, Hopelink, the Duvall Library, the Riverview School District and SummerStage performances, as well as to fund two scholarships for Cedarcrest High School students.
To find out more, see the Duvall Civic Club's Facebook page, where you can sign up as a Civic Club Facebook friend.
And for those interested in joining in Duvall Civic Club events through the year, Civic Club meetings are held the second Wednesday of every month at 7 p.m. in the old library's downstairs meeting room (except for the summer break in July and August).
Visitors and new members are always welcome.
Barb Olsen is a local writer and journalist and a volunteer with the Duvall Civic Club.


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Prompted by the legend of a man, Mr. Disposable Income, who paid over $70,000 for a rare bottle of single malt Scotch whisky, Hopkins and her friend Krysta hit the road on a quest to parse the spirit's immense appeal—and to look for the perfect shot of whiskey. Part road-trip memoir, part history and part handy tasting guide, Hopkins's search takes them to Ireland, Scotland, Pittsburgh (the author's hometown), Kentucky and Canada. Hopkins, a popular blogger who goes by the moniker "The Accidental Hedonist," has an easy, friendly tone, and her book often reads like a series of blog posts, albeit longer and well-researched. This works well when Hopkins gives historical context—how blended whiskeys overtook traditional whiskey in popularity, the story of the Whiskey Rebellion in western Pennsylvania and how Prohibition decimated the U.S. whiskey industry. But the casual tone can make the first-person narrative sound a bit like two American coeds on a whiskey-bingeing spring break (Hopkins and her companion are in their early 40s and 30s, respectively). Still, this is a pleasant and informative read. (June)


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Question by cerement 3056 · May 19 '12 at 08:44 PM · omega-3 fish alternatives
Was wondering what other good real food sources of Omega 3 oils were out there before turning to supplements? I know fresh fish (especially oily fish) are the best source (and then the supplements like fish oil / krill oil pills, and cod liver oil, with the plant based sources running a distant last (being ALA instead do EPA/DHA)). But I have never been a big seafood fan (the "fishiness" causes me the most problem), and managing even a couple meals a week of fish (much less the four meals of salmon that PHD recommends) seriously pushes my tolerances (and I certainly can't afford four meals a week of sashimi or butter poached lobster). I have no problems with the supplements, but I also understand the paleo preference for real foods getting preference, so any ideas for alternatives would be greatly appreciated.
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Answer by Potato Avenger 3881 · May 19 '12 at 09:54 PM
To echo Dr. Harris, it might be best to focus on limiting to the best of your ability your intake of n-6, particularly linoleic acid, rather than pumping the system full of n-3s, even if they are the long-chain DHA/EPA form. If you'd like to get some n-3s via fish, may I suggest a particular brand of canned salmon that is remarkably lacking in the grossness department: Black Top Wild Caught Salmon. It's the only form of canned salmon I can actually eat without the overwhelming fishiness that is all too often characteristic of canned fish. Beyond that, what can you get truly fresh in your area? I don't have any issues with fish as long as it's fresh--the fishiness isn't a potent tongue toxin as long as the fish hasn't been dead for millenia. Mackerel, trout, and herring are all rather omega-3-y, so if those are available at a local market, go for it.
Answer by Justin M. 594 · May 19 '12 at 09:53 PM
If you're looking for a source of omega-3 that isn't fish, but is still mostly DHA and EPA, then you're going to have to eat brain (preferably from a cow, but lamb brain has some omega-3 as well).
Answer by Samantha 7 22 · May 19 '12 at 10:51 PM
In agreement re: the flax and chia for the reasons above by Korion. But also (omega-6 concentration aside) the human body typically doesn't do a good job of converting ALA to DHA and EPA. If you really want the anti-inflammatory of omega-3 you'll either need to eat the fish, or take (good quality) fish oil pills or algae sourced EPA/DHA (Nordic Naturals seems to have one, but it's liquid not pills.)
Disclaimer, I'm an ND.
Answer by sage_ 10570 · May 19 '12 at 11:51 PM
seal meat and blubber is high in omega 3 :)
Answer by Matt 11 44307 · May 20 '12 at 12:11 PM
Omega-3 needs increase with greater omega-6 consumption. If you have cut omega-6 rich seed oils from your diet, you should have a decent enough ratio of O3 to O6 from real food alone. ALA does indeed convert to DHA/EPA in our bodies, albeit in low efficiency. That efficiency however is dependent on the consumption of DHA/EPA in our diets. Which suggests that our DHA/EPA needs are rather modest.
Most recently there's been an anti-fish oil supplement vibe going through paleo. Some gurus have revised their recommendations to take massive amounts of fish oil to balance out omegas. Instead, reducing omega-6s comes first. Eating real foods rich on omega-3s comes second. Supplementing comes third.
Just take a modest amount of fish oil daily, particularly if you're not a fan of fatty seafood.
Answer by interrobung 1986 · May 19 '12 at 08:59 PM
Flax and chia are mostly ALA, but they're better than nothing and you can toss them into yogurt, smoothies, or pretty much anything.
Walnuts are your go-to for nuts with omega 3.
Basil, oregano, and cloves all have good amounts of omega 3, so you can cook more often with those.
Pastured eggs and pastured dairy/meats will have higher omega 3 content, too. But you might just need to suck it up and do fish at least once a week.
Answer by Dangph 707 · May 20 '12 at 05:01 AM
You could take cod liver oil. I know you said you'd prefer not to take supplements, but CLO is a real food, or at least it is somewhere between a supplement and real food. It also contains vitamins A and D and other good stuff. Vitamin D is crucial but most of us don't get enough of it.
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Office 2007 runs on Windows, not Linux. The most eligible equivalent software (feature for feature) that you can use on Linux is OpenOffice.Org.
If you must run Office 2007, you can try to install it using one of the commercial versions of Wine like Crossover WINE.
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Rule number 4 on linux... If your looking for a peice of software, check the repositories. Dont expect to be able to buy software out of stores that work on linux, i haven't found a physical vendor that doesn't deal with windows/OSx software exclusively.
Search around/shop online, if you cant find something that does the thing you want in the repos.
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Landcrab, if you really want/need Office 2007, then do yourself a favor and pay the additional money for a copy of XP and dual-boot. OpenOffice should fill almost any need you have, but if you're set on using Office, then use it on the OS it was designed for.
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Instagram for Android grabs 1 million downloads on first day
Eager Android users awaiting the release of Instagram scooped up a million copies in less than 24 hours.
The free photo-sharing app made its official appearance on Google Play yesterday following a pre-registration period on March 24 that captured 430,000 interested users. Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom told The New York Times yesterday that the app was grabbing 2,000 people each minute following its debut.
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Can you please ask the worker in ZUM, I guess it's on 3rd floor, it's in MP3 and camera selling section. I bought an MP3/MP4(video)player on August 10 and they didn't give me any receive check and it broke down and I wanted to replace it , but Apple company wants to receive any information that I relly bought it. So I really need your help. I bought it from a girl(I do remember it) and her boot(place)is near the pircing center. So when you step from stairs walk straight, turn left and the first left after piercing center is that place. I really appreciate your help. Thank you very much.
Sorry, but if a seller didn't give you a receipt at the time of purchase, why would they give you one more than 2 months later?! How could they know you bought it from them? Even if that happened to be the only MP3/4 player they sold that day, how do they know you are you?! And in any case, if no specific receipt for this single sale was ever issued (and if it was you should have received a copy), they could only try to identify that sale on their till roll: but then that is unlikely to indicate what the object was, so this would not serve your purpose.
I'm afraid you have learned the hard way that just as you need to check your change before leaving a shop (because it will be too late once you've left it), so you need to ensure that you get a receipt for anything expensive.
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Bulk comprised of manuscripts by Levi Stockbridge organized as follows: Public Lectures, School Lectures, Publications, Encyclopedia Articles, Reports and Petitions, Experiments, and Notes.
Public Lectures are arranged in alphabetical order by title, one manuscript per folder, and include speeches, essays, and lectures delivered before various groups. Many of the dates and groups to which these lectures were delivered are unknown. The School Lectures were those addressed to his classes in 1868-1869.
The Publications folder contains pamphlets reporting on Levi Stockbridge's experiments and work. Drafts of encyclopedia articles are found in folder 31. Folder 32 contains reports and petitions to various governmental bodies. For reports of entire committees on which Stockbridge served, see Series III under Committee Records and Reports.
Experiments and notations appear in folder 33. Featured here is his record of the plant, soil, and evaporation experiments of 1878. This is the subject of his 1879 publication, found in folder 30. The final folder of the series includes questions that were drafted for presentation to Dr. Bailey through the public press concerning tuberculosis.
Includes M.A.C. Financial Records, Class Attendance Records, Class Labor Records, and Miscellaneous.
Financial records of Stockbridge are handwritten in notebooks for the years 1867, 1869, and 1880. Folders 36-46 hold class attendance records and class labor records for the years 1870-1882, arranged in chronological order.
The folder labeled Miscellaneous includes copies of exam questions, rules, work records, and other M.A.C. matters, arranged chronologically.
Includes Auction Records, Biographical Information, Certificates, Clippings, Committee Records and Reports, Letters from Levi Stockbridge, Letters to Levi Stockbridge, Letters and Correspondence Concerning Stockbridge Family Lineage, Miscellaneous, Personal Notes, and Town Business. It should be noted here that photographs of Levi Stockbridge originally contained in this collection are located in the photo file of the University Archives.
Biographical information includes diaries, tributes, and character sketches. A number of certificates included here document some of the varied activities of Stockbridge in public and private life.
The Clippings contain references to the work of Levi Stockbridge, and references to his family. A notebook of selected clippings kept by Stockbridge himself is included.
Folders designated Committee Reports and Records include notes, records, and printed reports from the committees on which Stockbridge served. These were produced from 1855 to 1893, with the bulk in the 1870s and 1880s.
Letters, both to and from Levi Stockbridge, cover a variety of subjects -- educational, agricultural and personal. Some are originals, some rough drafts, and some are copies. Folder 64 holds letters and notes to and from family members with regard to establishing a family tree. A letter from Samuel Wright Stockbridge to his father, written in 1822 is from an uncle of Levi Stockbridge's.
The Miscellaneous folder includes a deed, published essays by his son, Horace, a Grand Council code book, campaign handbills, and a Grange Store commemorative booklet, arranged in alphabetical order.
Stockbridge kept a small notebook with an alphabetical listing of certain philosophical sayings and statements which he may have used in his writing or lecturing. Also, in this notebook (in folder 66) are some assessor's notes.
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If you are a MODERATELY ACTIVE traveler looking for fun things to do on Cozumel, then this page is for YOU! Here you will find a wide variety of activities, tours and excursions that involve some physical exertion but generally not at excessive levels.
These MODERATELY ACTIVE excursions typically last 3-4 hours in total and have at least 45 minutes of moderate physical exertion either on land, in the water or a combination of both in addition to photo taking and learning opportunities.
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Cozumel Dolphin Royal Swim Program
"Action" and "speed" pretty much describe this popular dolphin program! Get a handshake, a kiss and then you give them one. Feel the strength of your new friends as they push you across the water from the bottom of your feet in the thrilling foot-push. It is "the experience of a lifetime!"
US$ 139/Adult / US$ 79 child
Cozumel by Jeep and Snorkel Tour
Go by jeep around Cozumel's coastal highway and enjoy the sites and the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea.
$74 Adults/$74 Kids
Cozumel Dolphin Swim Adventure
A unique opportunity to swim with dolphins and get to know them better! Experience the joy of a dolphin kiss, hugs and handshake and then marvel at the dolphins strength as you are towed through the water with a "belly ride." You will fall in love with their gentleness during this activity created especially for you to bond with dolphins!
US$ 109/Adult / US$ 79 child
Cozumel El Cielo Reef Snorkel Trip
Snorkeling from the shore is great but for something different, take a cruise aboard Albatros Charters across the crystal clear waters of Cozumel to a beautiful snorkel reef called El Cielo.
US$ 50 Per Person
Cozumel Horseback Ride and Beach time at Punta Sur Park
Enjoy the beautiful landscapes of the Caribbean Sea in Cozumel riding a horse!
$ 79 Adult / $79 Child
Cozumel ~ Dive Paradise ~ Dive Instruction
Experience the thrill of learning to scuba dive in one of the top dive destinations in the world with Cozumel's leading dive shop ~ Dive Paradise!
Classes start at only $63/person
Cozumel Country Club Golf
Since its opening, in year 2001, the Cozumel Country Club, Nicklaus Design Group 18-hole golf course has been steadily attracting more travelers to Cozumel.
T Time Rates From $ 89 for 18 Holes
Cozumel's Most Complete Island Jeep & Snorkel Tour
You'll see more in one day than others see in a lifetime!
$ 85 Adults/$ 50 Kids
Whale Shark Snorkel Adventure from Cancun
Boat leaves from Cancun - shorter trip ~ Unforgettable - spectacular whale shark snorkel experience!
US$ 179 per person
Cozumel Whale Shark Snorkel from Holbox
Spectacular day trip whale shark snorkel experience at Isla Holbox! Personal service from a professional guide who escorts guests the entire way from Cozumel to Holbox!
US$ 210 per person
Cozumel Segway Adventure and Snorkel Tour
Can you imagine exploring Cozumel coastline while moving on a Segway personal transporter? Use one to make your way to the finest snorkeling on the island!
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Cozumel Marine Turtle Observation & Baby Liberation Events with FP&M
Sign up for an observation and education session about Cozumel's nesting sea turtles and the volunteer brigades that help in their conservation. Learn about these amazing creatures in the Fundacion de Paques & Museos program and help release hatching baby turtles as they make their way to the sea.
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Sherri, I did receive both email confirmations. Thank you again for your great customer support and service in getting these activities scheduled for me. I will recommend your site to all of my friends who visit the island. Thanks again!!
A. Washburn ~ Not Given
Hello my name is Brent C. and I did the Turtle Observation & Release on June 27th. I can honestly not put into words how great and breathtaking the whole experience was! it has always been a dream of mine to watch turtles nest up close and personal but you guys topped that dream and did even better! I almost cried tears of joy when i found out I got to get up close and help remove the turtle eggs as she was laying them! I plan on becoming a marine biologist one day and this whole experience has pushed me farther into my passion for marine biology! I can not say thank you enough! Also cant forget the helpful crew of young men and women that helped us along the night and where ever so kind! Here is a picture of the green sea turtle I named April after she had laid her eggs! Thanks and God Bless
Brent C ~ USA
Wow! You have been so helpful Sherri! thank you so very much for taking the time in giving me so much details that would help me with the excursions! you are so sweet! if I have any other questions I will be sure to let you know. Thank you again for being so helpful! Have a blessed day! :)
K. Shields ~ Little Rock, Arkansas USA
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