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Mountain Kids
Summit County Mountain Kids
Breckenridge Rec Center
The historic town of Breckenridge is home to the epic ski resort of Breck but did you know it also has a 69,000 square foot Recreation Center? The Breck Rec offers a variety of athletic and community activities. In addition to a full gymnasium, the facility contains indoor tennis courts, lap and leisure pools, a water slide, racquetball court, basketball courts, indoor rock-climbing and an indoor track. Outdoor amenities include lighted softball fields, soccer/rugby field, playgrounds, public restrooms and tennis courts. The Rec Center is open to residents and visitors daily. Daily adult admission is $15.00 and $7.50 for youth 3-17.
Carter Park
Kingdom Park
Copper Mountain
Copper Mountain Racquet & Athletic Club
Convenient for all visitors to Copper Mountain, the Copper Mountain Racquet and Athletic Club features a 25 yard pool, co-ed hot tub, locker room with hot tubs, saunas and steam rooms. The weight room features free weights and Cybex equipment. Available in the Cardio Center are stationary bikes, treadmills, a rowing machine, stair climbers, and elliptical trainers. Racquetball and Wallyball courts are also available. $10.00 daily admission rate.
Copper Mountain Disc Golf
Easily accessible from Center Village, when the snow has melted find your frisbee and flick your way up and around Copper Mountain. The 9-hole course is open from dawn to dusk.
Nature Preserve
The Dillon Nature Preserve is one of Summit County (and Dillon's) best kept secrets. It is located on the Roberts Tunnel Peninsula off Highway 6, just past the lake if you are traveling towards Keystone. The Preserve has two loop trails that were built in 1999 by Volunteers for Outdoors Colorado. There is the shorter Meadow Trail Loop and the more scenic Ridge Trail Loop. Both trails are peaceful forested escapes and are ideal for hiking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Both trails offer overlooks and benches perfect for a rest and a chance to absorb the views. Bicycles are prohibited on the trail system. Dogs are allowed leashed.
Marina Park
Along the waterfront, at the end of Lake Dillon Drive adjacent to the Dillon Marina and the Lake Dillon Amphitheater is the Marina Park. Facilities include covered pavilion with picnic tables, charcoal grill and small playground.
Dillon Town Park Pavilion
The Dillon Town Park and Pavilion are located behind Town Hall and the Summit Historical Museum on Buffalo Street. Reservations can be made for the youth ball field, which is adjacent to the park. Facilities include covered pavilion with picnic tables, playground, volleyball court, basketball court and horseshoe pits.
Frisco Adventure Park
The Adventure Park is open year round offering summer and winter activities including biking, skating, disc golf, ball fields, wagon rides, winter tubing, ski/ride lessons, snowshoeing and sleigh rides. Located en route to Breckenridge along Highway 9.
Frisco Day Lodge
The Frisco Day Lodge is a beautiful 4,000 square foot facility with a great room boasting a fire place and comfortable seating for guests to relax and enjoy the scenery. Guests can even view our tubing hill from inside our Day Lodge! Outdoor seating is available year round for those nice Summit County sunny days. Restrooms, WiFi, and lockers are available for use year round.
Meadow Creek Park
Located along Meadow Drive, facilities include lighted gazebo, charcoal grills, playground and fishing access. Rentals available in four hour increments.
Peak One Disc Golf Course
The Peak One Disc Golf course is open to the public free of charge. Reservations for the course are only required for private games and tournaments.\
Walter Byron Park
Walter Byron Park is located on Creekside Drive along the Ten Mile Creek. Facilities include gazebo with lights, charcoal grills, electric hookups, picnic tables and benches, playground, fishing, volleyball net and horseshoe pit.
Adventure Center
The Adventure Center offers an array of family activities including paddle boating, kayak and canoe rentals, fish feeding and bike rentals. There is also an indoor arcade, food facilities, volleyball court or visit the tree house in the adjacent Decatur field. Free Wii rentals available.
Silverthorne Rec Center
Visitors and residents alike will enjoy our 65,000 square foot Recreation Center. Purchase a daily admission or become a member. Facilities include 4 pools, 3 slides, gymnastics space, volleyball and basketball courts, outdoor playground and recreation fields. Located on Rainbow Drive.
Rainbow Park & Skate Park
Rainbow Park is a 7 acre park on Rainbow Drive that contains a nationally recognized skateboard park, a multi-purpose field, 2 tennis courts, a basketball court, 2 sand volleyball courts, a children's playground, 3 picnic shelters, and public restrooms. Its bowl-shaped field, which lies slightly below the rest of the park, also serves as an amphitheater for spectator events and community festivals.
North Pond Park
North Pond Park is a 5 acre park located directly south of the elementary school at the intersection of Highway 9 and Hamilton Creek Road. It is a unique mountain wetland and pond area and is home to nesting osprey and quality fishing. A small enclosed pavilion can be used
for year round events or as a warming hut in the winter. When conditions allow, ice skating is available on the pond. Other amenities include a picnic shelter, restrooms, 2 docks, a short walking trail, gas fire pit, and picnic area.
North Silverthorne
Green Mountain Reservoir
Located approximately 17 miles north of Silverthorne, GMR offers fantastic fishing, hiking, camping, boating, horseback riding and 4-wheeling. Cabins are also available to rent from mid May through late November.
Buffalo Mountain – Lily Pad Lake Trailhead
Lily Pad Lake is located within the Eagles Nest Wilderness Area and Dillon Ranger District of the White River National Forest. This short, family-friendly hike leads through a rich forest to adjacent lily-covered lakes in the shadow of Buffalo Mountain (12,777'). Visitors will enjoy 3-4 season accessibility, mild grades, prolific wildflowers and several beaver ponds en route to Lily Pad Lake.
An abundance of children's activities and camps are available throughout Summit County over the course of the year, with a large offering of day camps in summer. Whether you're looking for a scientific experience for your little naturalist, a full-throttle hockey challenge for your future Gretzky or an art intensive for your budding Picasso, from Breckenridge to Keystone, Summit County offers a wide array of fun, active, and educational camps and day activities.
Breckenridge Mountain Camp
Children ages 5-12 will spend their summer days swimming, climbing, hiking and jumping on a giant inflatable obstacle course. Weeks are separated into themes, including: fairy tale magic, trolls, giants and elves week; wild west bank robbers, gold miners and mountain settlers; adventures in space; and girls vs. boys challenge. The program runs 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays from June 4 - Aug. 17. Lunch and transportation are provided for $5 each per day.
Breckenridge Country Boy Mine
In the midst of the majestic Rocky Mountains, the Country Boy Mine was one of the largest and most famous gold mines in Breckenridge, Colorado. Join us for a tour into a real gold mine at this historic restored mining site. While at the mine you can also gold pan, pet the burros, slide down the 55 foot ore chute, explore the authentic site, view the exhibits and equipment that were used in the mine and visit the general store. Families have been enjoying this historical landmark and the Country Boy Mine tour for almost 20 years. Voted one of the best things to do in Breckenridge!
Breckenridge Rec Center
In addition to the wide array of activity and facility offers, the Rec Center has a variety of summer sports camps. Visit the Town of Breckenridge's website for more details.
Copper Mountain
Woodward Copper
Now in its fourth year, the summer camp program at Woodward lets kids practice their skiing or snowboarding skills even when it's warm out. Flips and jumps are practiced on trampolines and foam pits, and even include some instruction on snow. A skateboard and digital media camp - where kids learn how to film their friends - is also available. Programs run in weekly sessions with an overnight option. Camps are open to kids ages 8-18.
Lake Dillon Theatre
For kids ages 7-14 already hit with the acting bug, the Lake Dillon Theatre Youth Summer program will be perfect. Children get a chance to practice and perform plays such as "The Hysterical History of the Trojan War," which recounts the famous epic by Homer, with all the famous characters, including Zeus, Achilles, Helen and Aphrodite.
Dillon Junior Sailing
Wannabe sailors of all skill levels ages 10-18 can sign up to learn the real thing this summer. Weekly sailing camps take place June 25 to Aug. 17, and run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Thursday and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Fridays. Classes are available for beginners, intermediates and experts.
Frisco Fun Club
Serving ages 5-12, the Frisco Fun Club - run through the town's recreation department - gives kids the opportunity to participate in week-long themed activities with educational sessions and field trips. Everything is designed to be age-appropriate. Themes include: going green, when kids will learn how to help out the environment, go on eco-hikes and play recycling games; carnival, which revolves around learning about American carnivals, and ends the week with one; and Summit adventure, where kids get a chance to explore their surroundings. The camp runs weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., June 4 through Aug. 17.
The Keystone Center & Keystone Science School
This popular program has been welcoming campers since 1975. Children can spend a day, a night, or up to two weeks - depending on their age and preference. At the day camp, kids can transform into a pirate, superhero, astronaut or botanist and partake in hands-on activities and outdoor adventures. The overnight offers numerous adventures, including songs by the campfire, lessons and activities focused around themes like ecology, astronomy, local history and wildlife biology.
Keystone Stables: Horseback Riding
Saddle up for a guided horseback ride through the White River National Forest. Minimum age 8 years. Guests are placed on a horse appropriate to their riding experience. An experienced wrangler will lead guests and share the history of the area.
Adventure Point Tubing at Keystone
Summer Snow Tubing. Just like when you were a kid, only on a much bigger hill with its own tubing lift. Get ready to laugh until it hurts in this must-do experience for all ages. Summer season: June 13, 2014 - August 8, 2014.
Keystone's Kidtopia Snowfort
Kidtopia is back and bigger than ever this year with activities for kids taking place daily. It's a festival designed just for them, a fun-filled, kid-friendly experience, but one that the whole family can enjoy! Explore the ultimate Snow Fort at the top of Dercum Mountain, dance to live music in the plaza, have fun with arts and crafts, go Tubing for 80's Night, Enjoy free cookies at Dercum Square Ice Rink and join in on continuing education activities on and off the slopes.
Silverthorne Rec Center
Visitors and residents alike will enjoy our 65,000 square foot Recreation Center. Purchase a daily or year round pass.


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New York Graduate Early Childhood Education Degrees
What is an Early Childhood Education Degree?
Early Childhood Education Degree Programs cover topics like developmental psychology, pedagogy, literacy, and other ways to develop and improve classroom teaching methods. They may be suitable for a current teacher, or anyone who wants to enter the education field.
Graduate Early Childhood Education degree programs also aim to prepare students to pursue non-classroom roles. They teach about designing and interpreting educational research, educational policy, and other subjects to support leadership and decision-making.
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About Early Childhood Education
Early childhood education (ECE) is a branch of education concerned with teaching young children, typically from preschool through third grade. As such, Early Childhood Education programs tend to focus on the growth, development, and educational needs of children up to about age eight. This might include emotional development and cognitive skills, as well as motor and social skills.
Students might study things like developmental psychology and the impact of culture on early childhood development. They may also take courses in teaching strategies and curriculum design while earning their early childhood education degree.
Choosing Early Childhood Education Graduate Programs
When choosing a graduate program in Early Childhood Education, it's important to weigh a number of factors.
First, there is your professional background. Some programs may be oriented toward active professionals, meaning they expect applicants to have a certain amount of experience in the field. Other Early Childhood Education Graduate Programs are aimed towards those new to ECE and teaching.
You may also choose your program based on the needs in your educational community, or your current or desired professional role. Some programs may focus on a particular aspect of the field or offer several concentration areas.
Finally, consider the level of education you wish to attain. Early childhood education degrees at the masters and doctorate level have different requirements, timelines and learning outcomes. Read program descriptions, requirements and course lists to see which match your interests, experience and goals.
Early Childhood Education Masters Programs
Early Childhood Education Masters programs are typically one to two year programs that require a bachelors degree. Some are designed for current teachers wishing to advance their understanding of early childhood education or develop administrative and leadership skills.
Other programs help those new to the field develop knowledge of teaching techniques, curriculum design and learning theory. These Masters in Early Childhood Education programs may be designed with teaching certification or licensure in mind, though this varies by state and program.
Masters Early Childhood Education programs typically combine classroom study with fieldwork, student teaching, or internships opportunities. In more research focused programs, students may also have the opportunity to complete a thesis. The requirements vary by school and often reflect the degree type and program goal.
Types of Early Childhood Education Masters Degrees
Masters in Early Childhood Education programs award a variety of degree types, including those listed below. These might not be the only degrees you come across in your search, but they are some of the more frequently offered options.
- Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.) in Early Childhood Education - This is often a practitioner focused program and may place a heavier emphasis on classroom techniques and methods.
- Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Early Childhood Education - While also touching on classroom instruction, the M.Ed. may explore areas of administration or the school system at large. Often these programs cater to current teachers who wish to advance their career, but this varies.
- Master of Science in Early Childhood Education - MS programs may share many similarities with the MAT but could focus more closely on Early Childhood Education specific content. However these programs vary widely by school.
Each of these Early Childhood Education Masters degrees may have elements in common, and vary between institutions. The real determining factor is how the school chooses to define their program.
One way to decide between these options may be to pay attention to the goals of the program. Consider whether it focuses on developing classroom skills, administrative roles outside of it, or encouraging students to go on to earn a doctorate.
Some Early Childhood Education Masters programs may even offer the opportunity for further specialization, such as a focus on special education, Montessori teaching or ESL. Similarities and differences between individual programs may vary, so you will want to follow up with your chosen programs for more information before deciding where to apply.
Doctoral Early Childhood Education Degrees
Early Childhood Education Doctoral Programs tend to focus on understanding or performing research regarding early childhood development and how young children learn. You might also study how to develop and apply strategies to help education systems succeed for this age group.
The two most common types of Doctorate Early Childhood Education degrees are the Ph.D. and Ed.D. PhD programs may be more academic in nature. EdD programs, on the other hand, are practitioner degrees focused on the field of early childhood education.
Regardless of the degree type you choose, most programs conclude with a dissertation or independent research project. Students choose a topic to explore and seek to contribute new knowledge to the field. In EdD Early Childhood Education programs, students may focus on applied research. PhDs students may explore a more scholastic topic.
Completion times depend on enrollment and program requirements. However, typically a student may earn their Doctorate in Early Childhood Education degree in 3-5 years. Requirements and program goals vary. As such you may wish to follow up with your potential schools for more information.
Graduate Certificates in Early Childhood Education
Those interested in learning more about early childhood education at the graduate level, but not quite ready to commit to a degree program may opt for a certificate. Graduate certificates in Early Childhood Education may be available at both the masters level (great for those who hold a bachelor's degree) and post-masters level (for those who have already earned a master's degree).
These programs are typically shorter in duration than a full degree program and could give you the opportunity to study a specific topic closely. In some cases, you may be able to apply these credits toward the completion of a graduate degree program later on.
Similar to Early Childhood Education degree programs, you may find a great deal of variety between certificates. They may differ between subject areas and topics, requirements, formats, and more. Therefore it's best to speak with an advisor before enrolling.
Program Formats for Early Childhood Education
Once you have identified your preferred graduate Early Childhood Education degree level, you may find yourself choosing between several program formats. Online and on campus programs each have unique qualities and potential benefits to support your education.
ECE Campus Programs
On campus Early Childhood Education programs may enable you to take advantage of a number of valuable resources. Attending class in a physical classroom means you might interact with your professor face to face. Not to mention you could talk and collaborate with your peers on projects and assignments.
Attending a program at early childhood education schools may also grant you access to the resources and facilities on that campus. This might include things like libraries, technology labs, and other support services and social opportunities.
Finally, some schools may have relationships with nearby ECE organizations. This could be helpful in securing an internship or student teaching opportunities. Contact programs to see what potential benefits and resources may be available.
ECE Online Graduate Programs
Online early childhood education graduate programs are a flexible option that may help fit your education into your life. Courses may be completed from your own computer or other compatible, internet-enabled device, from wherever works for you. This may be a great option for working professionals, as often coursework can be completed when convenient as long as deadlines are met.
What's more, many online programs offer some of the same benefits as campus options. These could include career and academic counseling services, and online library and research services like scholarly journal database access.
It is important to note, that in some cases, not all components of a program may be completed online. Some may require short campus visits or student teaching and practicums at a nearby location. Hybrid options, which combine traditional classes with online learning, may also be available. Contact schools to learn more about any in person requirements while earning your online early childhood education degree.
36 Results For Early Childhood Education Graduate Programs in New York
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- Syracuse, NYSyracuse, NY
Syracuse University
Childhood Education: 1-6 Prep
- Syracuse, NY
- Bronx, NYBronx, NY
City University of New York (CUNY) Lehman College
Early Childhood Education
- New York City, NYNew York City, NY
New York University
Graduate programs in Early Childhood and Childhood Education
Our MA programs in Early Childhood (Birth-Grade 2) and Childhood Education (Grades 1-6) prepare you for success as a teacher and leader in today's demanding educational environment.
- OnlineOnline
University At Albany (S.U.N.Y.)
Master of Science in Literacy: Childhood Education
- OnlineOnline
Fordham University
Childhood Education (Grades 1-6) MST
The Childhood Education program is distinguished by exceptionally strong field experiences and a carefully coordinated sequence of courses progressing...
- Online
- Bronx, NY
- Queens Village, NYQueens Village, NY
St. John's University
Early Childhood Education
- Hempstead, NYHempstead, NY
Hofstra University
Early Childhood Education
Programs to help students certify in early childhood education.
- Hempstead, NY
- Rochester, NYRochester, NY
Nazareth College
Early Childhood Education (Inclusive)
The Inclusive Education Programs are committed to the preparation of teachers for all students.
- New Rochelle, NYNew Rochelle, NY
College of New Rochelle
Early Childhood Education
- New York City, NYNew York City, NY
Bank Street College
Early Childhood Education
Bank Street's Early Childhood General Education master's programs prepare graduate students for work with children aged 0-8.
- Flushing, NYFlushing, NY
Queens College - City University Of New York
Early Childhood Education (B - 2) Initial Advanced Certificate
For students who decide late in their undergraduate careers or after they graduate to pursue certification as teachers, the department offers a sequen...
- Buffalo, NYBuffalo, NY
Buffalo State College (S.U.N.Y.)
Early Childhood Education, including initial certification (Birth - Grade 2)
This program is designed for students who have an undergraduate degree in one of the liberal arts and sciences and who desire to teach children from b...
- Buffalo, NY
- Ithaca, NYIthaca, NY
Ithaca College
Adolescence Education (M.A.T.)
This 13-month, 33-credit M.A.T. program leads to initial teaching certification in adolescence education, grades 7-12.
- Binghamton, NYBinghamton, NY
Binghamton University (S.U.N.Y.)
Education - Childhood and Early Childhood
This MSEd is designed for those with a background in education who would like to teach at the Childhood/Early Childhood level.
- Dix Hills, NYDix Hills, NY
Five Towns College
Childhood Education
The graduate Childhood Education Program provides teachers, who have already obtained initial or provisional certification, with the opportunity to pu...
- Albany, NYAlbany, NY
College of Saint Rose
Childhood Education MSED
Designed for those who want to work with children in nursery schools, early childhood centers, Head Start programs, or...
- Albany, NY
- Chestnut Ridge, NYChestnut Ridge, NY
Sunbridge College
Early Childhood Teacher Education
- New York City, NYNew York City, NY
Teachers College
Elementary/Childhood Education and Teaching Students with Disabilities
- New York City, NY
- New Paltz, NYNew Paltz, NY
State University Of New York At New Paltz (S.U.N.Y.)
Early Childhood Education
New Paltz is a public university and can not provide Scholarships and/or Financial aid to non New York residents.
- Buffalo, NYBuffalo, NY
University at Buffalo
Early Childhood Education with Bilingual Extension (Birth-Grade 2)
Programs in early childhood education deal with children from birth to grade 2.
- Dobbs Ferry, NYDobbs Ferry, NY
Mercy College
Early Childhood Education, Birth - Grade 2
If you love being around children, influencing their development, a career in Early Childhood Education might be right for you.
- Online
- Bronxville, NYBronxville, NY
Concordia College - New York
M.S.Ed. in Early Childhood Special Education
Program Options: M.S.Ed. in Early Childhood Special Education and M.S.Ed. in Early Childhood General/Special Education.
- Brooklyn, NYBrooklyn, NY
Brooklyn College Of The City University Of New York
Early Childhood Education Teacher
The program in early childhood education prepares reflective teachers of children from birth through grade two.

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Abuse takes place no matter what. I don't see why this would be more open to abuse than the current system.... How it would or would not affect the scoreboard I don't know (or care ).
And like Shannon said: You can limit it to simply 20 points for all. Or maybe only 10, 20 and 30 points, for example.
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Matchbox - One Loudoun
New at matchbox: brunchbox, our new unlimited brunch with small plates and drinks. Think: an endless selection of dishes like our avocado toast, breakfast nachos, chicken + grits and, of course, any of our small pizzas
In the heart of Loudoun County is our dining oasis with two light-filled levels--each with shaded outdoor patios for great people-watching.
This spacious location has indoor and outdoor spaces to accommodate all event needs. The private Barrel Room accommodates 55 guests and comes with comfortable seating, a wood-burning fireplace and private wine coolers to store your favorite vintages.
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As soon as I walked into Matchbox, I was very comfortable. Perhaps it was the wood-fired pizza oven or the sight of all of the firepits, but it just felt warm and inviting. Decor is like an old well-kept barn, and the service was fast and friendly. We had 6 burgers (mini, they come in 3,6 or 9) and a large pizza. The burgers were great and the pizza had a zing! Great the next day as leftovers. We will definitely go back!
awesome delicious food.great place with families and just girls
Three tries to get wife's order correct. My short ribs were tender but tasteless. The Spinach and Artichoke appetizer was outstanding
The food was great there! So were the cocktails. The bartender could have been a little more attentive but thats no big deal.
We had the calamari and spinach/crab dip, the dip was delicious ...the calamari was too greasy. We were served our appetizers without utensils/napkins. Took the servers 5 min to retrieve two sets for us.. The ambiance is really fun, however, the bathroom was poorly kept, 2 of the 4 stalls were flithy...toilet paper and personal hygiene products on the floor...etc.
Made a reservation for 7:45. Table not ready. 30 min wait. Host and hostess told that it was two birthday celebrations! Not recognized by anyone.
Placed by a table with screaming children that I asked several times to be quiet. Also asked their parents to quiet their children to no avail.
Atmosphere and food was great
I'm usually a fan but food was just ok this time. The Cobb salad had way too much dressing mixed in it. It actually gave me a stomach ache for a bit afterwards. And the rose sangria was bitter and the pulp from the strawberries kept clogging up the straw making it impossible to drink. It was probably the only cocktail I've ever ordered and barely touched. My mom really enjoyed her fried calamari and chicken sausage soup though. Our waiter was very attentive and accommodating to my mom asked for a different dip for her calamari and cheese for her soup.
I enjoy the food at Matchbox and service is always good, and sometimes really excellent. This visit, we were seated upstairs (a first) and the restaurant is a very energetic noise level throughout...music, open concept, wood and steel...but upstairs it was nearly impossible to hear anyone across the table speak. Real bummer that the tradeoff for the cool urban design is such booming noise and nothing to dampen all that sound. I would not recommend going there if you're hoping to have great conversation...but if you're with a group you're okay not hearing- it's a tasty place to dine!!
Service was very good and the chef had a special of Pimento cheese .....it was superb...it should be a regular on the menu with the bread!
It was terrific as usual. A bit busy so service wasn't up to it's normal par, but was still good. Noise level is nuts, but we don't care. It's just a super nice friendly restaurant that we frequent often.
Our first time to Matchbox! We were pleasantly surprised that everything we tried was amazing! And when we weren't sure which to pick, we resorted to recommendations from our server who was on point every time. The only thing that was a negative was the price of some of the items. We had a pretty hefty bill at the end of the night. But I would still recommend this spot and will definitely be going again!
Service was slow and they messed up the order- twice.
Wrong entree came out. Was told something was gluten feee and it wasn't.
Very loud, crowded restaurant. Hard to hear your table speak. Tables too close together.
Food (pizza & salads on this visit) and house wine are outstanding! This is about our 5th visit and it's a very busy restaurant but they seem to manage the crowd pretty well. We made the reservation on Open Table and were seated in the bar without being asked if we were ok with that. Initially we were not ok with it, as it was super loud and there were 3 of us wanting to talk. However, Nathan was our server and we quickly decided we'd deal with the loud noise just to have him as a server. He was excellent - so friendly, organized, knowledgeable about the menu and wine, etc. He really changed that situation right away so overall we were very happy! I would just suggest maybe asking people first if they are ok with that atmosphere - it's not for everyone, especially when you make a reservation in advance.
Very busy place. Sat us within 5 minutes of our reservation time, so that was good. However their food order/prep/ delivery processes are overwhelmed. One of our four meals never showed. The BS excuse was that it was "lost by the kitchen". How does that happen? They also delivered an appetizer we never ordered. On top of all that, our server had horrible body odor. The fact that he had to come back multiple times due to the missing order only made it worse.
To give some credit.. the manager came over to apologize for the missing meal, and then got it to us. Did not charge for that meal, the extra appetizer and bought my wife a another glass of wine.
We were there late afternoon on a Saturday. Service was slow and not great for what appeared to be a slow or less busy time of day. Food was good -- calamari was the best we've had recently and pizzas were good. The list of cocktail drinks to pick from was different, kind of strange, and not very tasty. We tried the Bourbon Crisp (kind of different), an Old Fashion (overwhelming with the cherry taste), a Mojito (too tart), and ordered a regular margarita (which is not on the menu and even with Patron was not good) and a vodka/cranberry which was the best of the day. Drinks were way overpriced certainly considering that we did not find any that we would order again.
We had a great date night at Matchbox. The service was amazing, our waiter was extremely friendly, and our food came out super fast. We ordered the meat pizza and tuna tacos (appetizer) and they were both AMAZING. Will definitely be dining here again soon!
Menu is great. Food is great. Matchbox just gets it right. A top choice always.
Very good food and service, but the noise level was a bit much for our liking.
The ambiance is good as is the location but the food is horrible. Will not go back.
Special day for Dad. Great service, attentive wonderful waiter. Salad and soup were good. Shrimp linguine was average, lacking garlic or flavor, black bean burger was average. Excellent drinks. 3/5 stars could improve food quality and flavor but beautiful restaurant and drinks.
Server seemed to forget about us. We waited a half-hour to place our order. Drinks were never refreshed. Waited a long time on our check. Just overall poor service.
Matchbox is a fun restaurant, great place for lunch and/or drinks.
Nice restaurant, reasonably priced. We shared the guacamole and cheese appetizer and a pizza.
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which leads to the old Gristmill, where the covered bridge and aid station is located.
I am the first runner through!!! (Remember, I started one hour early.) Everyone congratulates me and I laugh—it's a good feeling to be first! I might as well enjoy it while I can!!!
I decide to keep with that theme, and try to gauge when the first men are going to catch me on the course. I believe I conceded the lead at mile 10. That was pretty funny. There were about 10 guys in the first fast group; about half of them knew me, and figured it out that I started early. The ones who didn't know me gave me this "what the heck is SHE doing out here?" Oh well, I enjoyed it; they had a long time to figure out who I was and what I was doing.
It was fun running with the "Big Dogs" as I tend to call the front-runners. We get back to the race start, and then we run the same loop again, backwards. So now I was passing all the other runners coming toward me, and that was fun, I think I knew about 1/3 of the runners, and it's great to hear a personal "way to go!"
I saw a bunch of roadrunners out on the road, and just kept shaking my head. They had a beautiful trail just feet away and yet they ran asphalt!! Freaks!! (I'm sure that they said the same about me when they saw my wet, dirt covered body.) I was crossing a road when I ran into two roadrunners, and tried to cajole them on the trails. They rather haughtily told me "they were training for a marathon". Dudes! Excuse me! I'm just running a piddly 50K on rocks and roots!! Freaks!!!
I ran the first loop in just under three hours, and the second just under 3 hours also, which was very good for me. I conceded my lead as first female at mile 19. The last loop is shorter, 7.94 miles. As I got into the 3rd loop, I started to feel a little light-headed, a new trail feeling for me. I stopped and assessed my situation. It was a cool day, in the 60's but high humidity because it was trying to rain. I had been hot on most of the course and doing most of my usual sweating. I had taken my last Succeed capsules on the last loop because I was starting to get a cramp in my calf muscle, and didn't grab any at the last aid station. I also had not eaten much salty food in the last 3 hours. I also realized I had not peed but once on the run, very unusual for me. So I grabbed a gel from my waist pack, feeling that would have to help. The light-headedness would come and go a bit, but I knew the aid station was only about 4 miles away. I kept running and wondering when I was going to get to the hills. Did I miss them somehow? Ran them already and forgotten?
I hit the last time through the "Monkey Hills" and the third time was actually easier than the 2nd (probably because I was lightheaded!!!!) but my running kept getting slower on this third section. This course was very runnable also, no big chances to walk! The only time I get cranky is when I think I am hitting the last, final section, and it turns out that I forgot a piece that I still have to go through. I finally turn onto the park road for the last little finish and get cheered in by the other runners.
Bob shakes my hand and hands me a pint bottle of beer, from the Buckeye Brewing Company. I get cleaned up and spend another hour eating soup and pizza and cheering in more runners. We get a nice short-sleeved technical T-shirt and I find a pair of Dirty Girl Gaiters in my goody bag!!! Very cool!! I change clothes and when I take my socks off, I am puzzled to see a slug attached to my toe. Hmm, it's a rather large blood blister. I make sure I show it to all the other runners. Everyone is in awe of my blister and say it's a good one. I do remember reading that being dehyrdated can lead to more blisters. I think it's also time for me to try the Injini socks and see if that helps me out.
I enjoyed the course. It's very runnable, a bit rocky, but not vicious hidden rocks. You just have to watch. Some parts had some roots. I thought the course was marked rather well. There were a few places, where, as a first runner of the course, I had to apply some common sense and keep a watchful eye for trail markings. I hope Bob and Team PR get the word out about this race; Mill Creek is a very nice and scenic place to run. Thanks Bob and the volunteers, the food was plentiful and the volunteers were friendly and helpful, I had a great time!


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I pray for the influence of the Holy Spirit as I discuss with you a most sacred subject—a subject that I hope will have special significance to those of you who may be investigating the Church. On July 20, 1969, astronauts landed on the moon, a planet located some 239,000 miles from the earth. Millions of people the world over witnessed this historic event on television and stared in amazement as the lunar module came to rest on the moon's surface. All were thrilled when Neil Armstrong exited from the space craft and announced: "One small step for a man; one giant leap for mankind."
The press coverage of this monumental achievement was broad. It occupied headlines and was the subject of feature stories for many days. After all, the moon-landing had opened new frontiers of space travel, revealed new knowledge about the universe, and represented a major investment of human resources. Some reporters declared that the moon landing was the greatest event in the history of mankind since the resurrection of Christ.
I do stand in awe of the recent developments in space technology. My mind does not comprehend even a fraction of the miracles wrought by knowledgeable men of the world who have probed the universe. However, I take issue with those who believe that the placement of men upon the moon is the greatest occurrence of the last two thousand years. I do so because I know of an event wherein the Creator of the universe himself came to earth in answer to an obscure boy's humble prayer and revealed pure theology.
Greatness is measured by men in many ways. It is generally equated with size, cost, quantity, and position. God, however, has a better way, "for as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are [His] ways higher than [man's] ways." (Isa. 55:9.) In God's eyes, greatness is equated with light, truth, goodness, and service. (See D&C 93:36; Matt. 23:11.)
We are taught that eternal life is "the greatest of all the gifts of God" (D&C 14:7; italics added), and that eternal life is to know "the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom [He has] sent." (John 17:3.) Therefore, it is concluded that anyone who would introduce the only true God to mankind and unwrap the gift of eternal life, making it available to all, would be a partaker of greatness and be associated with great events.
The obscure young man of whom I speak, who introduced the true and living God to a benighted world, was not sponsored by an organization or trained by a group of professionals. At the time, he was no prophet, nor was he a prophet's son. But like many who have been called in times past to perform a holy work, he was a common farm boy. (See Amos 7:14–16.)
He was the product of a God-fearing family—a family that thirsted after righteousness and exercised a simple but deep faith in the Lord. His school was the home, his teachers were loving parents, and his textbook was the Holy Bible. Yet, at the tender age of fourteen, he demonstrated a type of faith which had power to thrust him into the presence of Deity. (See Mark 9:23.)
There were no cameras trained upon him when he stepped into that grove of trees in upper New York state. There were no cheering throngs or support personnel to provide him encouragement. Nor were there newspaper reporters on hand to describe his actions. He knelt alone under the gaze of his Heavenly Father and offered up the sincere desires of his heart with perfect confidence that his voice would be heard. He was unaware of the muted applause of unseen multitudes who had waited so patiently for the dawning of a new day and the restoration of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
His investment in working the miracle was not money, machines, manpower, or even the trappings of science; his was an investment of living faith and an indomitable will.
Joseph Smith's prayer and first vision in 1820 were no small things, even though they began as "one small step for a [young] man." Over the years they have proven to be "one giant leap for mankind"; for that act of supreme faith ended a long night of spiritual darkness, opened up a flood of unadulterated truths, and ushered in the dispensation of the fulness of times.
We are told that the spin-off effects of the moon mission were many. Such benefits are reflected in all the materials about us. However, the consequences of Joseph Smith's first vocal prayer and his probe into the unknown are infinitely greater and should be pondered seriously by all who are interested in "things as they really are, and of things as they really will be." (Jacob 4:13; italics added.)
Joseph did not emerge from the grove with lunar rocks in his pocket or with moon dust on his shoes. He emerged with a changed countenance and with a gold mine of truth lodged in his mind and heart:
Joseph learned that there are no winners in wars of words or tumults of opinion regarding religious matters. (See JS—H 1:12.) Such contention plays into the hands of Satan because he is the "father of contention." (3 Ne. 11:29.)
Joseph learned of "the power of some actual being from the unseen world" which bound his tongue and enveloped him in thick darkness as he began to pray. (See JS—H 1:16.) This power was exerted by the evil one, who viewed Joseph Smith as a threat to his realm of sin and error.
Joseph learned what Moses had learned years before about Satan's darkness and nothingness, as compared with the light and liberty associated with God. (See Moses 1:10–15.) Said Joseph:
Joseph learned that he was made in the image of God, exactly as the scriptures attest. In his own words:
Joseph learned that none of the churches of the day were right and that he should not join any of them. He recounts:
Joseph learned why he must not align himself with an existing church. His words are:
Joseph learned that "the testimony of James [was] true—that a man who lacked wisdom might ask of God, and obtain, and not be upbraided." (JS—H 1:26.)
Soon thereafter, Joseph learned "that God had a work for [him] to do" and that his name should be made known among all nations, kindreds, and tongues. (See JS—H 1:33.)
Such prophecy has been fulfilled as The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has been established and as the fulness of the gospel has been preached in all the world.
Yes, it all started so quietly, so simply, and so very wonderfully. A believing boy took "one small step" and prayed. A loving Father in Heaven listened and responded. What has resulted is rightfully referred to as "one giant leap for mankind."
All the towers ever built and all the spaceships ever launched pale in comparison with Joseph Smith's first vision. Though men fly higher and higher into the heavens, they will not find God or see his face unless they humble themselves, pray, and heed the truths revealed through the Prophet of the Restoration.
Some have foolishly said, "Take away Joseph Smith and his prayer in the grove and the First Vision and we can accept your message." Such people would have us bury the treasure of saving truths already cited, and many more, and turn our backs to "the most important event that had taken place in all world history from the day of Christ's ministry to the glorious hour when it occurred." (Bruce R. McConkie, Mormon Doctrine, 2d ed., Salt Lake City: Bookcraft, 1968, p. 285.)
Joseph Smith "lived great" and "died great in the eyes of God." (D&C 135:3.) He "has done more, save Jesus only, for the salvation of men in this world, than any other man that ever lived in it." (135:3.)
His prayer was—
one small step for a [young] man, [but]
one giant leap for mankind.
[It proved that]
There isn't a thing that man cannot do,
[if he has faith, trusts in the Lord, and]
If he takes one small step at a time.
Yes, "praise to the man who communed with Jehovah." (Hymns, 1985, no. 27) and who was instrumental in translating the Book of Mormon, restoring the holy priesthood, organizing The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and revealing the fulness of the gospel.
I know that Joseph Smith was a prophet, for the fruits of his labors are sweet and abiding, and the Holy Spirit has borne witness to my soul. I feel honored to blend my voice with the chorus of millions who testify of his greatness and divine calling. I also know that "the Lord God doth work by means to bring about his great and eternal purposes; and by very small means the Lord doth confound the wise and bringeth about the salvation of many souls." (Alma 37:7.) In the name of Jesus Christ, amen.


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2013-02-02 • Meet Me In St Louis
Start: 21:11:53
deannie: asdpfkj';sd Hi Seventies
Seventies: hi deannie... I didn't hear you come into the room Is it snowing up there?
deannie: I could not get in the room....... Yes..we have been in all day I was trying to do some imput today but I started watching mystery on the my computer and that was all she watch...I'm still watching them What was your day like
Seventies: ah had a bunch of my sons friends have a boys night in lol
deannie: Ok
Seventies: They had a good time.
deannie: We are a family of girls....
Seventies: ah... okay How's your genealogy coming?
deannie: My coworker was talking about the super bowl and I said who's playing...if one of my nephew did not give a party I would not know
Seventies: lol
deannie: Ok...I was hoping to work on it today due to the weather that's ending up a joke
Seventies: too bad... I was looking over these free records on ancestry... eh nothing to write home about.
deannie: My nephew was here working on taxes and I showed him the certificat I received from the for his grandfather white house for deceased soldier I know that feeling
Seventies: okay nice! are you going to have them framed and stuff?
deannie: Yes, it's my father also
Seventies: brb sorry back deannie...
deannie: ok
Seventies: What will you be researching next?
deannie: I am working on input the 1940 on all of the people in my tree
Seventies: okay Hi Daviss
deannie: HI Daviss
Daviss: Hello there How are you two doing?
Seventies: good and snowy... lol
Daviss: Late coming in.....I got a phone call as soon as it was time to come in Then one eye and ear is on Betty and Coretta lol
deannie: It's ok
Daviss: wb
Seventies: yeah... I'm not impressed with it...
Daviss: and why is that
Seventies: The acting is so so ...
Daviss: what about you deannie did you see it?
Seventies: I spent my time watching Alphas on netflix. Hi Khathu
Khathu: Hello everyone
deannie: I did not watch it
Daviss: Hi there Khathu
Khathu: I am watching Betty and Coretta
deannie: I have just find the old mysteries Charles Chan...and I have not my computer
Daviss: I also got out today for the first time.. I went to the memorial for Ambrose Skinner a Buffalo Soldier and Union Civil War Soldier It was rather nice
Seventies: Did you take photos?
Daviss: yes, I did take some
deannie: That was great Daviss Can you send me one
Daviss: sure
deannie: or put them on you facebook
Seventies: Post them on facebook Daviss...
Daviss: lol
Seventies: Any research going on with you all?? Anyone look at the free records on Ancestry or Proquest yet??
Daviss: yes
Seventies: The Descriptive Rolls and CW deaths are very limited... The CW Descriptive Rolls are for Kentucky.
Daviss: I just read a few things
Seventies: Though there are TONS of USCTs out there. The CW deaths are for the 54th and 55th....
Daviss: yep there sure are...
Seventies: Sure enough these records are limited as well.
Daviss: For those who have someone they can get a goldmine
deannie: My ancestor is from the 54th Reg (Mississippi)
Seventies: Yes well Massachusetts was too far off for my ancestors to join either of those units.
Daviss: gobs of records
deannie: I have the certificate from the White House, but I'm still waiting on his records
Daviss: like I told dcooke the other day you have to take your time and look carefully
Khathu: isn't most if not all of her research conducted online?
Daviss: I have already heard from several folks that found their peeps
Seventies: in these free Ancestry records?
Daviss: no idea khathu.... Those and proquest Seventies
Seventies: okay.. proquest is well.. proquest... lol
Daviss: Proquest has eons of records but you may want to utilize the Library edition To get the full benefit Can you get it through your job Seventies
Seventies: yes I get access from work.
Daviss: I would love to have access to JSTOR
Seventies: I have access to that too...
Daviss: yes I did the freeby but got two on the shelf and you have to keep them there for so long. one I thought had something to it had nothing worthwhile to really read But what can you do lol Deannie, I am still waiting on that address from you to get those certificates
deannie: I sorry I thought I gave it to you....hold on
Daviss: appreciate it via email
deannie: pk...did I have your email address
Daviss: yes you do lol
deannie: I do :o
Daviss: hold on let me send it to you.. Does your email start as Bradley or something like that
deannie: Yes
Daviss: ok hold on
deannie: then I have it
Daviss: yes you do lol lol
Seventies: Y'all I have got to go. I will see you later. Enjoy Superbowl Sunday.
Daviss: I just sent you email deannie
deannie: ok
Daviss: khathu did you like the movie
deannie: I have it Mitchell
Daviss: Alrighty then
deannie: Sorry....Luv you Daviss
Daviss: How long did it take to get the certificates Love you back Missy lol
deannie: I depends on what inform you send them...I they are buried in a military cemtery or a DD214 they come back quick. All other inform is a little longer...I have received some in about 2 month....I still waiting from I send for 6 months ago Hi Historybuff
HistoryBuff: Hey Deannie, Davis, and Khathu.
Khathu: it was okay
Daviss: I know where they are buried no DD214 though Hi HistoryBuff! Do they have to be deceased deannie
deannie: Yes
Daviss: ok All my dads brothers except for one served.... that would be 6 of them...one I dont know if he served or not..he left home years before.
deannie: My father, brother, me and my grandson...I have several relatives that have served 2 or 3 females
Daviss: I understand he came home once after many years and my grandfather cried and cried He left again and never went back. He ended up living and dying in Atlanta Ga Me and two of my friends all were supposed to go sign up together we made a pack lol but the one girl liked my brother and he talked her out of going so none of us went That was about the last time I depended on others and wore my own hat after that
deannie: I joined at the ago of 31....I was going to join when I was 18...but I waited for my friend and them my sister wanted to go that ended that....
HistoryBuff: Which branch were you planning to sign up for, Daviss?
Daviss: air force
HistoryBuff: And which did you sign up for Deannie?
deannie: Army Hoorah
Daviss: I was an airforce brat and should have gone anyway
HistoryBuff: Hoorah Deannie!
deannie: I was in the Army Reserve only but I served in two wars...Desert Storm and Operation Iraq Freedom And I served for 20 years
HistoryBuff: Good for you, Deannie.
deannie: I enjoyed every minute....
Daviss: Sure is....I always regretted not going
deannie: The travel the people and the money
HistoryBuff: Oh and thank you for your service, Deannie. So what did you did you do as an alternative, Daviss?
Daviss: went back to school, quit, went back to school, quit lol
deannie: You are welcome....now I's waiting on my check lol ...reservist have to wait until they are 60 to get their retirement....
Daviss: Then turned around got married had a child, went back to school, quit
HistoryBuff: Wow!
deannie: ditto
HistoryBuff: On another topic, a relative made sports history today.
deannie: do tell
Daviss: oh really HB, how so?
HistoryBuff: Jonathan Ogden(Number 75) who retired from the Baltimore Ravens was named to the NFL Hall of Fame today.
Daviss: that is quite an honor
HistoryBuff: Indeed, I have met his mother and brother, but hadn't had the pleasure of meeting him in person.
Daviss: Hopefully you will soon
deannie: How is he related
Daviss: so no sense me asking who are you rooting for tomorrow is it? LOL LOL LOL
HistoryBuff: I hope so, since our Cummings Family Reunion is in DC this year. He is a distant cousin from my maternal grandmother's people. I hear you , Daviss! lol
Daviss: heheehheeehee
deannie: Cool
HistoryBuff: Yep Deannie, Way cool. Now I finally installed RootsMagic 6 so I can resume my research.
deannie: Do you like RootsMagic 6 I have Familytree
HistoryBuff: Yes I do it helps me organize the work.
deannie: Can I download it for free
Daviss: thats good deannie yes deannie
deannie: ok
Daviss: let me get the link
deannie: ok
HistoryBuff: I did that at first, then I bought it .
deannie: ok I need to learn more about putting my document into my tree
Daviss: http://www.rootsmagic.com/ you can get the free version Deannie i wanted to buy the updated version when we were in SLC but I had a problem with my hotel room So by the time I finished with that I was so "hot" I could not think straight
deannie: ok
Daviss: but better days are ahead lol I did enjoy our visit though when we ate together
deannie: I know that yes...I enjoy meeting other people who are doing the same thing that I am .....
Daviss: Hopefully we can continue at other functions
HistoryBuff: I probably won't get to travel like that until I retire or get riffed,
deannie: I know 5 weeks of vacation this year I have starting planning my trip already
Daviss: which one deannie? To Baltimore?
deannie: I want to go to Mississippi again...also St Louis
HistoryBuff: If I may ask which venue is in Baltimore this year?
Daviss: oops I meant St Louis
HistoryBuff: oh okay
Daviss: I meant ST Louis for MAGHI
deannie: I am going to MAAGI...I'm going to stay in the dorm $25.00 a night
HistoryBuff: Sounds excellent, Deannie
Daviss: lol I messed up again MAAGI ...heeheheh sorry Angela and others
deannie: I hope to go to DC one of my gen buddy new grandchild living in Virginia and she wants to go and see her...and I am going too
Daviss: that would be nice.. All the good stuff is out that way...
deannie: I know
Daviss: And the states are rather close to each other
deannie: Yes...her son is in the military and works in DC
HistoryBuff: Makes sense to me.
Daviss: yup! Well ladies, i better run... Gotta use two hands to eat lol
HistoryBuff: Take car4e.
deannie: Ok...I think that's a wrap also HB....
Daviss: Take care as always
HistoryBuff: Good nite.
deannie: you too


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