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Brainstorming Visually
Brainstorming can be more than simply writing down a few ideas. Using the Inspiration Software program, learners visualize the process and learn about linking ideas to form logical relationships. Even without the program, there is still plenty to use here.
6th - 12th English Language Arts CCSS: Designed
Researching and Note-Taking: Building Expertise About a Colonial Trade
Building on the previous instructional activity in this unit on colonial trade, the ninth instructional activity has young experts continuing their research and writing summaries of the information they find. To begin, children participate in guided practice where they read and summarize an informational text as a whole class, learning to focus on the question words who, what, where, when, and why.
3rd - 5th English Language Arts CCSS: Designed
Information Shuffle
Gather some information, print it onto sentence strips, and then have your class physically shuffle the cards to better understand the importance of organizational patterns in writing. Middle school learners examine information for a research topic, sort the information they found, and create a thoughtful organizational pattern.
7th - 10th English Language Arts
Brainstorming Visually
Introduce your young writers to visual brainstorming. No matter the type of project, the provided templates will help class members generate and record ideas, organize information, and develop questions for further inquiry. The scripted plan includes templates, directions for the use of the software, models, and adaptations.
7th - 12th English Language Arts CCSS: Designed
Focus: Writing a Brief Research Paper
If you are planning on working on a research paper in your class, take a look at this resource first. Starting off with information about plagiarism, the series of activities briefly described here should give your pupils a general idea of how to write a research paper.
9th - 10th English Language Arts CCSS: Designed
Select a Topic for an Argumentative Essay
How do you choose a topic for an argumentative essay? Support your young writers through this vital first step in crafting an argumentative essay as they construct a list of possible topics, free write, and then work to choose the topic with the most quality.
4 mins 5th - 7th English Language Arts CCSS: Designed
Discovering Japan Through Cooperative Research
Search a variety of sources to create a multimedia or book project about Japan. Learners use the independent investigation method to plan and conduct research about Japan. They use the information they discover to create a computer book or a multimedia project for an oral presentation.
4th - 6th 21st Century Skills CCSS: Adaptable
Beginner 4: Searching for Evidence for Research Tasks
Having a strong searching skill set can make a research project much easier and much for successful for pupils. Tackle finding evidence with the ideas included here. The ultimate goal is for class members to learn the stepping stones method, which will help them discover new information and probe more deeply into their research topic.
5th - 8th 21st Century Skills CCSS: Designed
Sochi 2014 Sports
Familiarize your class with the wide variety of events in the 2014 Sochi Olympic Winter Games. After brainstorming different sports represented in the Winter Olympics, break the class into small groups and assign them specific events to research.
3rd - 6th Social Studies & History CCSS: Adaptable
Mind Maps
Young researchers can become paralyzed by the amount of information they find and its lack of organization. Help them outline using Inspiration, which is available on a free 30-day trial basis (link included). The lesson outlines the mind mapping tool functions, complete with visuals and strategies.
5th - 12th English Language Arts CCSS: Designed
Research Project Embedded with Media Literacy
Here is a phenomenal language arts instructional activity on media literacy for your middle and high schoolers. In it, learners produce a research product in the form of a public service announcement (PSA). First, they view examples of these PSA's to get familiar with them.
6th - 12th English Language Arts CCSS: Adaptable
Reading and Taking Notes on Colonial Trades
In the tenth lesson plan of this unit, young scholars learn to categorize information as they continue researching their colonial trade. During guided practice, the teacher models how to read informational text slowly while sorting the information into short bulleted notes.
3rd - 5th English Language Arts CCSS: Designed
What Is the Writing Process?
Use this packet to support a narrative writing assignment. The materials included in the packet center around a prompt for writing about a rite of passage. Each part of the writing process is described and demonstrated. After reading the information and model, pupils apply the each concept to their own essay.
7th - 12th English Language Arts CCSS: Designed
Collateral Damage? Researching a Connection Between Video Games and Violence
Hook your class into an exploration of and discussion about violence in video games with a cute animal clip and a video game trailer. After a quick discussion about how media can affect mood, class members read a related article and respond to the provided questions.
7th - 12th English Language Arts CCSS: Designed
PowerPoint Research Reports
After brainstorming suitable subjects, fifth graders use the Internet to research a topic of interest, and create a PowerPoint presentation that serves as a visual aid to accompany a speech they make to the class. The activity presents class members with an opportunity to explore the features of PowerPoint.
5th English Language Arts
Tasty Topics
Young scholars analyze a graphic from an article and predict what the article might be about. After reading an article, they discover a journalist's experience of traveling across the United States to compare fast food restaurants. They brainstorm ideas for their own narrative and research the topic to write an article.
6th - 12th English Language Arts
You Can't Buy Love - But You May Need Toilet Paper
What will I be? What do I want to be? What will I have to do to achieve this goal? These are the essential questions that launches a research project that asks like-minded individuals to identify their goals, the costs of the practical necessities like the food, housing, and schooling required to achieve these goals, and the methods they will use to acquire the funding.
9th - 12th English Language Arts CCSS: Adaptable
Looking for Answers: Making Sense of the Boston Marathon Bombing
How should America respond to acts of domestic terrorism? What motivates or prompts a terrorist attack? After reading an opinion piece on the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, your learners will critically analyze factors that could have caused the bombing and then perform individual research to draft their own commentaries, using the article as a mode for their writing.
9th - 12th English Language Arts CCSS: Designed
Celebrating African American/Black Leaders in History: Their Religions and Their Legacy
Kick-start Black History Month with a fantastic resource that blends a study of prominent African American leaders in history with information on different religions. Beginning with a brainstorm and then leading into a collaborative timeline activity, your class members will break into groups and read and research the biographical and historical information of such noteworthy figures as Malcolm X, Sojourner Truth, and Dr.
6th - 12th English Language Arts CCSS: Adaptable


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Wildfire: a Canadian perspective. 2015. McGee, T.; McFarlane, B.; Tymstra, C.
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Catalog ID: 35786
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Catalog ID: 35807
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Catalog ID: 35784
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Systemic insecticides (neonicotinoids and fipronil): trends, uses, mode of action and metabolites.
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Mayor's November Artisan of the Month
On Friday, November 7, 2014 at 5:00pm, Mayor C. Kim Bracey, will award Jeff Stabley as the November "Artisan of the Month" in a ceremony at the Studio at the Strand-Capitol Performing Arts Center, located at 50 N. George Street, York, PA. The ceremony will feature remarks by the selected artist, Jeff Stabley prior to the Jazz In The City concert.
Jeff Stabley teaches Jazz Studies at York College of Pennsylvania where he directs the Jazz Ensemble and Groove Ensemble. He is also a music teacher at Lincoln Intermediate Unit #12. Jeff is the contemporary music director and pianist at Zion Lutheran Church of York, in which he arranges the music for their annual Good Friday Jazz Service, which has been presented in York for 25 years.
For over 14 years, Jeff has been the music director of First Presbyterian Church of York's popular Jazz Vespers Concert that honors Dr. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. This concert has featured many acclaimed musicians including Ron Waters, Chris Bacas and Tim Warfield. Locally, Jeff can be heard drumming with Kirk Reese, Tim Warfield and his own bands. He also plays keyboard with the hip-hop jazz group – Compound.
Jeff has been the artistic director for "Jazz In The City" for 4 years and running. The Jeff Stabley Trio featuring Kirk Reese and Steve Meashey released a CD entitled, "Music To Listen To Music To" which is available on Amazon and iTunes. To learn more about Jeff, visit his website http://www.jeffstabley.com/


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The 2014 Finals are a wrap for another year ! Congratulations on a great finals Thank you to each and every sponsor !!!!
Full results for each round and average are posted under the results tab
Watch for highlights on Global News !!
Click on the Link to view the results with payout of all 4 rounds and the average
https://www.cushycms.com/temporary_uploads/235244/Finals Payout All Rounds.pdf
CSPRA Cash Raffle Winners
$10,000.00 - Robyne Newstead - Claresholm AB
$500.00 - Bryan Gourlie - Calgary AB
$500.00 - Laurie Tucker - Langdon AB
$500.00 - Nadine Achtemichuk - Cayley AB
$500.00 - Martin Stapleton - Sherwood Park AB
Congratulations to all the Finals Champion !
Barrel Racing 40 - Trish Brown
Barrel Racing 50 - Maria Butterfield
Barrel Racing 60 - Jerri Duce
Calf Roping 40 - Harold Wright
Calf Roping 50 - Glen Adie
Calf Roping 60 - Roger Gunsch
Calf Roping 68+ - Bill Reeder
Men Breakaway - Bob Stoddard
Ladies Breakaway - Shawna Burton
Steer Wrestling 40 - Blaine Hochstien
Steer Wrestling 50 - Lonny Olson
Ribbon Roping 40 - Mark Flynn & Jill Craig
Ribbon Roping 50 - Roger Gunsch & Lana Bohnet
Ribbon Roping 60 - Gus Vaile & Susan Perry
Team Roping 40 - Vince Flynn & Mark Flynn
Team Roping 50 - Gary Fecho & Duane Robbins
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Bull Riding 40 - Jon Buchert
Finals High Point Champion - Mark Flynn
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Cardston AB will be looking at putting a rodeo on in 2015 -please watch for details for next year
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Greetings from the world of Canadian Senior Pro Rodeo. For those folks over 40 who still enjoy rodeo, please think about joining our organization. We offer the opportunity to rodeo in Canada or throughout North America with competitive, skilled contestants.
The Canadian Rodeo season starts in early April with rodeos scattered across Western Canada throughout the spring, summer and early fall. The 2014 Finals will be a Sudden Death Finals held October 16, 17, 18 & 19 at the Claresholm Agriplex, Claresholm, Alberta. (2013 winners).
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The CSPRA will now have the option of hosting a Full CSPRA Rodeo, a Timed Event Only Rodeo or Roughstock Only Rodeos. A Timed Event Only Rodeo will consist of tie down roping, breakaway roping, ladies barrel racing, ribbon roping, team roping and steer wrestling. All rodeos will have to follow the CSPRA rule book to be sanctioned. Please contact your event director with any questionsPlease be advised that the NSPRA will be moving to a "region" format for the 2014 Season. Included as a region will be ALL CSPRA rodeos as well as those rodeos occurring in Montana.
* If any CSPRA member wants to also attempt to qualify for the NSPRA Finals (in Las Vegas) they MUST attend and compete at five (5) rodeos which are held on "US soil". Timed event only or roughstock only rodeos sanctioned by the NSPRA and held in the US will count towards the member making the five-rodeo count.
* There will be increase of $10.00 per event for any contestant competing in more than one (1) event; this fee will go towards the increase in livestock costs.
* If any CSPRA member wants to also attempt to qualify for the NSPRA Finals (in Las Vegas) they MUST attend and compete at five (5) rodeos which are held on "US soil". Timed event only or roughstock only rodeos sanctioned by the NSPRA and held in the US will count towards the member making the five-rodeo count.
* There will be increase of $10.00 per event for any contestant competing in more than one (1) event; this fee will go towards the increase in livestock costs.
Any questions regarding the new Region format, the qualifications for CSPRA members to the NSPRA Finals or the increase in fees for multiple event contestants can contact the Canadian Representative Director of the NSPRA who is also the CSPRA Bullriding Director.
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* Concerns, ideas, questions or any general information is welcomed by the board. Please contact your event director to find out the lastest information. Director phone numbers are posted and in the monthly paper.
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The Mansion on Turner Hill
3 Manor House Lane
Ipswich, MA 01938 | map
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Services: Ceremony, Reception
Catering: Offered in-house
Maximum capacity: 250
Having our ceremony & reception at Turner Hill was like a fairytale! If you are looking for a breathtaking venue for your special day - look no further ! The difference with this venue compared to others in the area is you have the whole estate to yourself for the whole night . Other venues you can only use either outdoors or indoors, or there is another wedding taking place at the same time. This place has the "Wow factor " from the second you pull in and see it from a distance. The staff is magnificent, prompt and puts you at ease, the catering company they use ( Vinwood) is just as amazing, and you can't go wrong with the estate. If it's in your budget, this is the place !
Wedding: 08/23/2014
Services Used: Rehearsal Dinner Location
Private User 1 Reviews
Wow! I wish to extend my sincere praise and appreciation to the folks at Turner Hill. The memories of my son's wedding will be cherished by our family and friends. The event exceeded my expectation of a beautiful ceremony and reception. In all phases of planning and execution we received exemplary personal and professional services. Congratulations to Carol and her staff. Thank you for your care and guidance. We trusted Turner Hill with one of the most important events in the lives of my family and they excelled.
Wedding: Recently Married
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
I had my wedding at the Mansion and Turner Hill and it was nothing short of perfect. Turner Hill is an absolute must for anyone looking to have an elegant, classic and memorable venue. The Mansion itself is straight out of the Great Gatsby and needs absolutely no decorations or additional decor as everything is grand, tasteful and architecturally stunning. And when you book the venue, you have the use of the entire mansion, not just one boxy room. The grounds are on a golf course and the outdoor prayer garden will give you a serene garden setting for your ceremony. My guests were absolutely stunned by the beauty and grandeur of our venue and several remarked it was the best wedding venue that had ever been to.
Carol, the coordinator at Turner Hill, is the utmost professional and had every detail planned and organized. She is so calm and reassuring, a couple need not worry about any part of the wedding. She is very protective of the Mansion but never hesitates to offer suggestions on making the most of your event. A couple is in very competent and capable hands with Carol.
I could never properly put into words how grateful I am to Carol and the whole staff at Turner Hill, including Vinwood Catering (also a five-star vendor), for making my wedding the best and most wonderful day of my life. My wedding was perfect, thanks to them.
Wedding: 07/03/2014
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Justine 1 Reviews
Carol Travers was so helpful and made every step of planning so much easier. She is such a pleasure and the entire day was just amazing- great food, amazing staff and the grounds are stunning.
Wedding: 06/28/2014
Services Used: Rehearsal Dinner Location, Ceremony & Reception Venue
Robert and... 1 Reviews
Our daughter was married on Saturday, 28 June, 2014. She and her husband along with @ 200 guests enjoyed the MOST memorable evening at the Mansion at Turner Hill in Ipswich!!! Everything was absolutely spectacular! Carol Travers was the wedding event planner, and we can only say magnificent things about her. She is very personable, knowledgeable, professional, etc. etc. She helped us through every decision regarding the wedding reception, and was extremely helpful with every detail of the evening. I would HIGHLY recommend The Mansion at Turner Hill as a spot for a very memorable wedding, and most definitely would recommend Carol Travers as the best wedding event planner ever~!!
Wedding: 06/28/2014
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Private User 5 Reviews
Words cannot describe how gorgeous The Mansion on Turner Hill is. I just had my wedding there and it was everything I could have asked for and more. The grounds and mansion are beautiful and impeccably maintained. I had friends describe it as "Beauty and the Beast" like. Carol Travers, the Director of the Mansion and weddings was wonderful - she was quick to respond and so sweet and helpful. You could not have been in better hands. All I can say is I LOVE LOVE LOVE this place!
Wedding: Recently Married
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
We just had our wedding at Turner Hill Mansion. When I tell you it was a dream come true, it comes from a genuine and grateful place. Carol Travers, was a fairy God Mother, making the whole experience easy, fun, and engaging. The grounds are kept in perfect condition, the tent is lovely with a teek dance floor, and the main ball room is open with refurnished wood floors, a vast fireplace and huge windows that open to a stone patio. If you are looking for a venue that has come out of a fairytale, Turner Hill is the place for you! Thank you Carol xo
Wedding: 04/20/2013
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Turner Hill was a gorgeous place to get married. Carol (the event coordinator) is a pro. She coordinates the day perfectly and knows exactly what is going on with everything at all times. It takes the stress off!
Wedding: 09/24/2011
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Turner Hill is breathtaking. Although its on a golf course, it might be one of the most romantic places to get married. Our ceremony was inside and was beautiful. The cocktail hour was held in the main ballroom and the reception was in the 3 season tent. Carol, the coordinator is such a professional, we didn't have to worry about a thing.
Wedding: 11/06/2010
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Private User 1 Reviews
One of the best weddings I have ever attended. Well run, great food, even better people. Not to mention the mansion is beautiful. Adds a great feel to the atmosphere!
Wedding: Recently Married
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Everything was wonderful! Everyone working at Turner Hill that day took my vision and turned it into reality! I wish I could relive that day all over again!
Wedding: 08/09/2014
Services Used: Rehearsal Dinner Location, Ceremony & Reception Venue
Anonymous 5 Reviews
We fell in love with Turner Hill the minute we stepped on the grounds. Carol, our wedding coordinator was a true pleasure to work with through the entire planning process and beyond. She was prompt in responding to every little question I had along the way. Our ceremony was held in the gardens and then dinner in the tent with dancing in the mansion afterwards. We still receive so many compliments on the venue, the service and the food. Highly recommend Turner Hill - it is worth the investment.
Wedding: 2+ years ago
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Anonymous 4 Reviews
We had our wedding at the Mansion at Turner Hill in July - our wedding was fairly large with 212 guests, and was indoor-outdoor. The Mansion, ceremony area, party tent, gardens and yard surrounding it are absolutely stunning. Everything is well maintained and clean (bathrooms, hallways etc.). Everyone commented on how beautiful the venue was. The setup is great - we had our ceremony outside, where there are benches for seating and we also added chairs for more seats (the benches seat I think about 150 guests) - the cocktail hour was in the ballroom, dinner was in the tent, and dancing was in the ballroom. There is so much space for the guests to roam around - those who want to talk in a more quiet spot can go to the library or Alabaster dining room - the dancers can stay in the ballroom - and also people can sit outside behind the mansion. Dessert was served as a buffet in the library. We also had a kids party simultaneously as the ceremony/dinner in the smoking room (groom's room) - it was so nice that Turner Hill was so accommodating so that the kids (16 of them - with 3 babysitters) could be taken care of just off the main party area so that their parents could enjoy the wedding.
Everything went fantastically and smoothly the day of the wedding. Prior to the wedding in the weeks before, Carol Travers, the wedding coordinator, was available to help out with all of our planning via email and phone. Initially it was a bit difficult (hence the 4.7/5 stars) getting in touch with her for looking at the venue and having some questions answered (emailed or called and didn't hear back for several days) - but once we were signed up, she was there to help us every step of the way and always quick to respond. She was calm and on the ball with every detail and everything went perfectly on our wedding day.
It is also worth noting that depending on the size of your guest list and the season, you may or may not have an indoor/outdoor wedding and/or the events may be held in different spaces of the mansion - this is something you would discuss with Carol when you go to see the venue. The great news is that if the weather is bad you can have the entire thing inside and the mansion is beautiful. While we were hoping for good weather and ended up with it, it is also safe and good to know you can have something completely inside if need be - you have a backup plan. Also, the price is very reasonable compared to other places in the area (i.e. Crane Estate - much more expensive and can't accommodate as large a wedding). Also, the mansion is air conditions, and the Crane Estate isn't - important when considering a summer wedding.
We recommend this venue very highly - it is truly beautiful.
Wedding: 2+ years ago
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
A 1 Reviews
We got married here on 8.14.09 and everything was PERFECT.
The venue itself is incredibly gorgeous and I loved the flexibility we had to have our wedding spread out (ceremony outside, cocktail hour on the patio, dinner in the tent, dessert and dancing inside the mansion) All of our guests loved it and couldn't believe we had the whole mansion for our wedding. The caterer they provide (can't remember name!) was AMAZING. The food was incredible, the service was very impressive, and they had a ton of options. They also recommended to me a florist who did a killer job, and not to mention the staff there did a great job. I thought the price was also fair - not cheap, but worth it, and actually cheaper than a few other venues that we looked at in the area.
Obviously - I was super impressed and would do it there again in a second and not change a thing!
Wedding: 08/14/2009
Services Used: Catering, Flowers, Ceremony & Reception Venue
Turner Hill was an absolutely beautiful location. The whole day my guests kept commenting on how they felt like they were in a page from the novel, The Great Gatsby. It was a perfect location for an outdoor wedding with an indoor reception. The only thing is that they only have one catering option, which I would have liked to stray from.
Wedding: 07/31/2010
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Turner Hill is an amazing place to get married. I'd highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great estate environment, with a charming outdoor ceremony site. Last summer the mansion was updated and I was delighted with how they preserved the historic quality and added modern ammenities (ie. new bathrooms!). A must see.
Wedding: 05/30/2009
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
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Volunteer from Exeter will march in inauguration parade with her dog
Josie Greenston, a 12-year-old Exeter girl who is raising a service dog, Manny, will march in the President's inaugural parade today. COURTESY COUNewsCorrespondent603.702.0564
Greenston was chosen to participate in President Barack Obama's inaugural parade in Washington as a puppy-raiser with Canine Companions for Independence, a nonprofit organization that provides highly trained assistance dogs to children and adults with disabilities.
"The fact that I get to walk Manny for 20 blocks and show the world that he is the best dog ever and will make an amazing companion to someone is so exciting. This could be a once in a lifetime chance," said Josie, a middle school student at Heronfield Academy in Hampton Falls who left for the nation's capital on Sunday with her mother, Holly.
Josie, who is Jewish, chose to raise a service dog as her bat mitzvah project.
She said she loves animals and wanted her project to "give back for a long time." She was also inspired by her grandmother, who suffered a stroke at age 27 and was paralyzed for most of her life.
"I think about how much Manny could have helped my Nana with basic life stuff," she said.
Josie applied to CCI to raise a service dog, and after lots of paperwork and phone interviews, was accepted and picked up Manny, a lab and golden retriever cross, at the agency's headquarters in Medford, N.Y. last June. He's now 9 months old.
CCI was one of 43 organizations chosen to march in the inaugural from over 2,800 applicants.
Some 134 CCI assistance dog teams, puppy-raising families, volunteers and supporters will march, along with 57 assistance dogs and dogs-in-training.
The agency's mission fit with the President's focus on the importance of service and giving back to communities during the inauguration.
Josie was picked through a lottery by the organization. When she heard that a lottery would be held for all of CCI's volunteers interested in walking in the parade, Josie quickly entered her name.
Josie was allowed two spots in the parade, so she'll be joined by Lisa Richard, a licensed dog trainer who helps her with Manny.
During the days when Josie is at school and her parents are at work, Richard comes to her house to walk Manny and spend time with him.
"She is a really big help to me with teaching me how to train Manny and listening to me when I am frustrated with certain behaviors. So, I wanted her to walk with me and Manny," Josie said.
The dogs from CCI are provided to individuals at no cost through the generosity of donors and volunteers like the Greenston family.
Josie was shown some basic training skills and is required to teach him 32 commands.
"I love being connected to CCI. They are so helpful and encouraging. Whenever I have a question or need guidance I know that they will help me," said Josie, who must send monthly progress reports to the organization.
Manny will graduate from his time with Josie on Nov. 8, at which point he'll return to CCI for six months of intensive training before being matched with a person in need of a service dog.
Josie said she'll be sad when Manny leaves, but knows that he'll bring his new owner "as much joy as he is bringing me."
Until then, Josie plans to enjoy her time with him.
She's looking forward to the parade experience and said she's honored to be part of CCI.
"I guess I feel I am representing a lot of things, being Jewish, CCI, New Hampshire, my school Heronfield Academy, and my family because they help a lot with Manny, too," she said.
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Ricky Gervais Slams "Prayers" for Oklahoma Tornado Victims, Urges People to Send Moneyby Hilton Hater at . Updated at . Comments
Ricky Gervais has created quite a bit of controversy over his reaction to the reaction of other people in the face of this week's Oklahoma tornado.
The comedian - who dared to mock Justin Bieber last month - retweeted an MTV News message Tuesday that read: "Beyonce, Rihanna & Katy Perry send prayers to #Oklahoma #PrayForOklahoma."
He wrote along with it: "I feel like an idiot now… I only sent money."
Gervais then included the following hashtag/message on his account:
"You can support #Moore response by txting REDCROSS to 90999 to give $10, or online at redcross.org #ActuallyDoSomethingForOklahoma."
The comedian, a well-known atheist, drew criticism for making fun of those who were praying for the victims, but he was undeterred, Tweeting again yesterday:
"Praying for something but not doing anything to make it happen has the same effect as writing to Santa & not letting mummy read the letter."
Gervais concluded that "the best way to help the disaster victims" was through monetary donations. Do you agree?
Which should be send to Oklahoma residents?
Praying doesn't do anything. Are there actually people alive today that still believe in that type of crazy stuff? It's 2013, wake up! I swear religion is a type of mental illness.. perhaps it needs to be treated with medication?
The results of prayer cannot be proven or disproven. Unless you have traveled through time and have seen the results in either case, your statement is mere opinion.
The fact that it doesn't do s***, is what disproves it, numbnuts.
I like you. I wish more people thought like you did.
Why is it controversial and stir up reactions when, as read from the poll, all seem to agree with him that praying isn't enough...
A poll of 500+ is hardly conclusive.
Two hands working gets more done than 1,000 hands praying.
he hopes people like him after this.
You really.....don't understand satire. Ricky Gervais's genius is definitely beyond your intelligence. Ricky Gervais doesn't "hope", and he doesn't need anyone to like him, nor does he want anyone to. He's a comedian and his comedy is lost on dull and vapid minds, like yours.
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Weddings by Riu celebrates three different types of ceremonies: civil, religious, or renewal of vows.
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- Belangrijk: Civil weddings are legally recognized in the country where the wedding is performed. As each country has specific requirements, We highly recommend you to contact your respective Embassy or Consulate in order to get the complete information regarding the procedure that you'll have to follow in order to legalize your Marriage Certificate in your country. *Riu Hotels and Resorts is not responsible of this legal procedure.
- Religious ceremonies and Renewal of vows: Are performed by a Non-denominational Minister and it is not legally recognized. Couple must be already married. This ceremony can be perform at the beach.
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Rated 4.2 out of 5 by 290 reviewers.
Rated 3 out of 5 by Kisang I am disappointed at this time. I stayed in this hotel in Bangkok a couple of years ago. I had good experience so that I stayed here again. But, at this time I was disappointed with many things. (1) I was not regognized with my Stawood Prefrered Guest membership at all. Of course there was no benefits of being it at all. I was not even able to get the points because I booked a room not by using SPG homepage. It was terrible. (2) Many staff members were not willing to help my concern. (3) The noise coming from the air conditioning was terrible. (4) The breakfast as not that impressive like it used to be. (5) The quality of fitness center was bad. (6) The quality of pool was bad. I may not stay in this hotel again in the future. July 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Knight ""Enjoyed the Facilities & had Excellent Service"" Stayed for 5 nights recently and really enjoyed the experience Hotel is a little worn around the edges but never affected the quality of my stay The hotel is in a great central location minutes walk from Terminal 21 shopping centre and Robinson Dep't store below the hotel My room was very comfortable and well appointed...bed was very very comfortable Wi fi was free in the room and a decent speed staff were always friendly and courteous throughout Overall my experience at the Westin was really enjoyable and relaxing and I would certainly recommend it if you were visiting Bangkok January 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Frank1969 My Favorite Bangkok Hotel Perfectly located in the heart of Sukhumvit area (the best area to stay as a tourist, in my opinion). Plenty of shopping, dining and nightlife options can be reached by foot within minutes, or just hop on the Skytrain next to the hotel. Cultural attractions like Wat Phra Kheo or other temples are also within easy reach by taxi. Hotel is very modern, clean, has a nice modern design, rooms are comfortable and fully equipped. Above all staff is excellent, and truly caring. Suitable for all, from business traveller to families. I thoroughly enjoyed it and will for sure stay there again. January 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Hondo100 My Westin experience I have stayed 17 days at Sukhumvit and found it very comnfortable and friendly. The staff are fabulous, on the front desk or downstairs and absolutely wonderful in the Executive club. They are unfailingly helpful, thoughtful, use their initiative appropriately and make you feel very much at home. I hope to be back. Regards John June 2, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by VALE74 The staff is very kind and well prepared they really what Platinum member means!! they know how to take care about SPG customers August 26, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by mangolim Highly Recommended I had a pleasant stay in this hotel, The hotel concierge staff "Doi" provided an excellent service and I must commend him for his efforts in helping me in every aspect such as recommendation of tour package, restaurant reservation, transport arrangement & even providing the direction for my various appointments. The great service culture also applied to other staff members of the hotel. The breakfast was also excellent with good spread of food. I'll be back again when I travel to Bangkok again. July 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Nobusan13 Center of everything.... Once we arrived from the airport, we promptly greeted by the bellmen staff, and escorted to the 7th floor, and was check in by a native speaking japanese staff, she was attentive, polite, recognized my SPG status. The room would be consider "dated" by some, but we find everything was in working order, the view was pleasant, and was very "charming & cozy" layout design. We didn't get a chance to have a meal at the restaurant. But, did have cocktails at the lounge. Servers were attentive, and friendly. Overall, we would recommend this hotel, and would love to come back again. July 27, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Huss99 Heart of Bangkok The hotel is situated well for those travelers who are accustomed to te western standards but also seek to venture out and discover the great city. The hotel staff were pleasant, the bell boys and concierge both went out of their way to help me hours after I had checked out and came back to get a car service to go further south. The menu is also very good an reasonable for the level of service. If you have fears of traveling and staying in Thailand they will be handled easily by staying with This property in Bangkok. I personally now think I should have stayed here longer instead of heading for the beach with a sub par 5 star. That came nothing close to our weastern Standards of a pieceful and comfortable stay. January 2, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by jep24 Always excellent I have had several stays at the Westin Grande and each stay has been wonderful. The staff at the club lounge is very helpful in answering any questions or assisting with travel plans or activities in Bangkok. The restaurants and room service do Thai, Western, Japanese food very well. The hotel has an excellent location within a 1-minute walk of Terminal 21 shopping mall and cineplex and the BTS and MRT metro systems. I will definitely be back. August 1, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by happyhigh5 Spacious, Comfort room, Location, Convenience, Sky Train Spacious room even for a Deluxe, comfort sleep, good location, walking distancce to food, shopping, sky train, massages, convenience stores, street stalls August 22, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Amina88 Great location, Great breakfast There are only 2 issues, 1 is the smelly lobby on ground floor really annoys me. 2 is water in the bathroom on higher floors is too weak, the shower is week, the bathtub is weak, this need to be fixed. August 19, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by ATKH Near to shopping complexes The hotel is located in a very convenient place. Near the shopping complexes like Terminal 21 and most importantly near the MRT station. Make it so free and easy for traveller. The sad point would be the road traffic is terrible due to the center area in Bangkok. Recommended to travel via MRT or others transportation. August 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Nico111 An oasis in the city I can't fault the hotel or the staff. As soon as we arrived, nothing was too much trouble. As a platinum, you get treated very well. The club lounge serves excellent food and again, the staff are very attentive. The breakfast is amazing; whatever your preference, it's catered for. This was my best spg experience so far. All credit to the staff, they work hard and it's much appreciated. August 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by JLim Happy Stays The location is good, and transportation is convenient (BTS) and near shopping areas. What is most pleasing are staffs are very friendly and make you feel welcome since arrival up to departure. Service and responses from staffs were excellent, and always with a smile and makes you feel welcome. Rooms are well kept and maintained. I would surely be staying in Westin Hotel Bangkok when I am back either on business trips or holidays. And I would recommend this hotel to my colleagues and friends too. July 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by linjim great location and staff We have stayed at various hotels for the past 10 years of our traveling to Bangkok - but we will never stay anywhere else but the Westin from now on! The staff is outstanding, in every area of the property and the location can't be beat. We had more time to spend doing stuff we wanted to do as we were not stuck in taxi's or traffic, traveling long distances. The proximity to the train and shopping combined with the staff can't be beat! Some areas are ready for a refurb like the carpet in the rooms, but that is very small note in an overall outstanding property. January 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rick51 Overall - OUTSTANDING This property rates #1 in my book in Bangkok. I have stayed at many hotels in the city and the Westin outshines them all! The Executive Club staff go well beyond everyone's expectations to provide great service. August 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by davidchiang1 This hotel is good except for check-in speed and quality. 1) Check-In was not smooth and very slow. 2) Check-In staff need to call manager to confirm continuity check-in as we first check-in by internet. Staff did not have the permission to allow another day stay by internet price, so he need to confirm with manager. August 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Joymarie Great base in Bangkok Service and attention from staff is exceptional. The rooms and clean are well maintained. The construction site behind was a little noisy early morning but would not put us off staying again. Location to BTS and local shopping is great. We will definitely be back and would recommend the Westin Sukhumvit to others. August 1, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Tony42 A dated decor in a 3 star package This hotel had a good reputation 10 years ago and since that time has done nothing to improve the accommodation facility. The decor is 1950's with dark wood and well worn furniture. Drawers were worn and wouldn't close unless the one above was lifted, the carpet was old and gaped at the seams as well as requiring re-stretching to take away the ripples. All in all, one of the most disappointing hotels which bills itself as 5 star but is only 3 star in the accommodation area, worse, we were placed in a room on the non-smoking floor that reeked of cigarette smoke, we refused to stay so were downgraded from the SPG floors to a lower level. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone who expected the usual Westin standard. The restaurant "Taste" is good. February 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Shagalooo Great location I have stayed at the Westin for more than three times and don't think i will stay anywhere else whenever i am in Bangkok. Staff are excellent and meet your every request with a smile. Room service food quality could be better and free wifi should also be provided specially if i am a regular guest. August 2, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by FingerPie Don't forget the little things... Hotel is great. Really good location and staff as always are very accommodating and professional. Last couple of visits though, I have noticed the elevators from the G floor to the Lobby on the 7th floor are looking really tired. Its the first impression so it's pretty important to keep up to scratch. It's a minor investment so no excuses really other than dropping the ball on planned preventative maintenance. July 17, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by mark2014 My 2nd time stay really doesn't meet my expectation The check in process was smooth and this time I was shocked to myself that the WIFI that I used is not free. Yes I was overlooked that my booking was not inclusive of WIFI and it is chargable but the last trip when I was staying in this hotel, the check in staff was kind enough to alert me and I upgraded by paying slightly more. This time I have to pay THB470 for this slow WIFI connection. Ridiculous. February 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Harry50 exellent as usual This was my fourth stay at this hotel and it was again fantastic , very well managed hotel , great staff , they fullfill all your needs with a great smile , superlocation on Sukhumvit for shopping and with almost direct acces to the skytrain , perfect SPG recognition as platinum , great brunch on sunday's with great kid's entertaiment , in summary.....a hotel wich make you feel at home . great value for the price paid....keep going like this July 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dontneednickname Very pleased with hotel We were very pleased with this hotel, more so than expected. The gym was not great but more than adequate and open 24 hours. The executive lounge offered a sufficient, even good selection of food, though one of the two of us would have preferred more variety. As a vegan, I can say that there were always things there I could eat. Breakfast was very good, with plenty of variety, though there could have been more Thai dishes. The selection of fruits was very good and we appreciated the availability of Japanese cuisine (though we are not Japanese). Service was very good everywhere and the staff very pleasant. The location of the hotel was excellent. Slightly annoying was the fact that after entering the hotel one has to take the elevator up to the lobby area and then switch to another set of elevators to reach the floors with rooms. But this is a relatively minor issue. My SPG status (platinum) was amply rewarded. Overall, we would not hesitate to stay at this hotel again. July 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bluebear67 This hotel has very good facility and staff Very good sleeping and excellen breakfast. August 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Peter71 Weekend stay Great property and friendly staff. love their breakfast, there is a lot of variety, so something for everyone. Will be back soon August 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by YSLo Good Business Hotel/Location I have become a regular in this hotel firstly due to its excellent location in Bangkok! Its connected to the BTS and MRT . This is very important as we all know about Bangkok's traffic! Secondly , the excellent service of the staff at the executive club lounge especially Ms Surang. As a platinum member, most of the time I get an upgrade to a suite if its available! If the hotel is fully booked, she will try her best to make an upgrade happen when the room becomes available! All in all a good business hotel to stay in! July 2, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by wetravel location is great as the Westin has a sky-train station in front of Hotel. There is shopping in all directions and many venues for good foreign and local food. Lounge serves good food and I like the recent makeover of the pool area. I like the Sauna and gym. SPG recognition and perks for repeated guests are quiet good unless the Hotel is fully booked. Every time I come to BKK I look at the rates and if they are good value for money and there are SPG promotions running I will always consider this property as I know what to expect. January 31, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Chaiwat26 To less spg platinum recognitions Standard room and quite standard treat. Below expectation than other properties in the Heart of Bangkok. Stay for 5 times since 2012 @ this hotel,Never received standard Suite upgrade yet.! Offer small breakfast on the club lounge ,not offer at the main restaurant@TASTE. which differ from the rest of SPG properties in BKK. Staff is friendliness but somebody are not helpful. Premium room quite well after newly-renovate.But If you have not economic problems should preferably choose another valuable SPG properties. April 30, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by dayoff need additional training I had stayed at this facility even before a SPG member and found the location to be additional value and staff friendly. However, this time the check-in process long and staff inadequately trained regading spg crossover reward program. I found this to be a big hassle, not just at this location but at other spg properties in Thailand. And while having dicussion/confirming between staff, they spoke Thail (while this would be ok, would have appreciated if they spoke English, since I was right in front of them). June 11, 2013


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413 acres Lake Placid, FL413.00 acres 222 Catfish Creek Road, Lake Placid, FL 33852- Highlands County
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Highly-productive citrus grove with high-end residential development potential for six dwelling units per acre is situated on desirable citrus ridge land. Prime development potential for both single family and multifamily projects. The tracts are mostly inside the City of Lake Placid, FL, on west side of town. Beautiful rolling topography adds to the property as a desirable development tract. The property includes two residential homes, several barns, and other support structures.
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Turn-key cattle operation with proven profitability on 788 acres. 8 cross fenced pastures for herd rotation, several hay fields, oak woods full of game and just 2 acres dedicated to residential use. Includes 300 head of cattle, newer squeeze chute, tractors, mowers & other equipment. Main home has 4 BR, 3 BA with open floor plan. 2nd home is 3 BR, 2BA. Excellent central Florida location. $5,000,000
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Being located on one of South Central Florida's premiere fish lakes is like living on a 42 square mile playground for fishermen, duck hunters and nature lovers of any kind. The host of numerous bass fishing tournaments, this well established south central Florida fishing resort business has guests that come back year after year for large mouth bass, crappie (speckled perch) and sunfish. Income is generated from: rental of fully furnished waterfront cabins; mobile home & RV lot rentals; small resort store with live bait & tackle, snacks, cold beer and on water gas; pontoon boat rental and launch fees. Resort amenities include; a lighted boat ramp; satellite TV; Wi-Fi; screened fish cleaning station; restrooms; laundry; docks, decks and
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Lake ViolaType: Lake House 3 Beds | 2 Baths
This Florida home on 1.24 lakefront acres can be a retreat or full time residence. Partially updated the home offers 3 bedrooms, two baths. The master bedroom has a new bath and a walk-in closet. The recently remodeled country kitchen has lots of counter space and a pantry that covers an entire wall and room for a large family table. Enjoy your view of the lake while you cook, eat or simply sit in the living room & relax. Have fun swimming, fishing & boating from your private white sand beach on this lovely clear water lake. The extra long carport offers room for your vehicle and a sheltered gathering spot just steps from the water. 2 sheds on a raised slab provide ample storage for mowers, tools & tinkering . It is just a couple minutes
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Well Maintained South Central Florida Home Located in a quiet well established neighborhood this home is close to schools, hospitals, shopping and mere minutes from myriad of public access lakes for fishing, swimming & boating. Enjoy year around power bill savings from this energy efficient south Florida home. Reap the benefits of having double pain glass in windows & French doors plus well insulated walls and ceilings. This brick home with metal roof requires almost no exterior maintenance which is always a good thing for the retired or busy on the go home owner. Neat & clean with a freshly painted interior this desirable home offers: 3 bedrooms; 2 baths; attractive new wood grained laminate flooring; stylish tile floor in screened porch;
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At the invitation of an old school friend, introverted high school student Mikado Ryuugamine, yearning for a life less ordinary, makes his way to Tokyo. His destination: Ikebukuro, a hotbed of madmen living out their most unusual lives. On his first day there, Mikado encounters a cast of characters so colorful, the rich hues of his rural hometown pale in comparison! As if the naive stalker chick, the high school senior obsessed with the rather creepy object of his affections, the hikikomori genius doctor, the hedonistic information dealer, the strongest man in all of Ikebukuro weren't enough...Mikado also chances upon a sight that leaves him rubbing his eyes and scratching his head - the Black Biker, who from bodysuit to license plate is black as night, soundlessly weaving through the streets like a figure out of an urban legend. Who is this "Headless Rider" on the jet-black metal and rubber steed!? And why does it seem like Mikado's already gotten himself neck- deep into the insanity that's the norm in his new home!?
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** Most Oversize orders are delivered within 1-4 weeks. Some orders may take 6 weeks to be delivered.