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Ballet and
Marymount Manhattan College - Dance Ranking 2015
in the USA
Marymount Manhattan College is a very small not-for-profit college offering numerous disciplines along with the dance program and located in
New York City
New York
. The school is operating since 1936 and is currently offering bachelor's degrees in General Dance.
Marymount Manhattan College is rather expensive: depending on the program, tuition price is about $27,000 a year. According to recent data analysis, Marymount Manhattan College area is safe; the college is reported to have
an excellent rating
for personal safety.
Marymount Manhattan College dance program ranks in Top 100 in USA and #10 in
New York
. Major competing dance schools for this school are
New York University
in New York City and
Emerson College
in Boston. See the details about all twelve competitors as well as list of available dance majors and minors below.
Dance programs ratings 2014-2015:
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Curriculum rating:
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Overall school rankings 2015:
Ranked #10 Dance School in
New York
Ranked #20 Dance School in
The Northeast
Ranked #79 Dance School in
Programs rankings 2015:
State of New York Ranking
Ranked #10 General Dance School
State of New York Ranking
The Northeast Regional Ranking
Ranked #19 General Dance School
The Northeast Regional Ranking
USA National Ranking
Ranked #76 General Dance School
USA National Ranking
More program rankings:
You might be interested in other ways to enroll Marymount Manhattan College:
Film Programs
- ranked top 45% in USA
Performing Arts Programs
- ranked top 10% in USA
Theatre Programs
- ranked top 25% in USA
Contact information:
Marymount Manhattan College
221 E 71st St
New York City, NY 10021-4597
Phone: (212) 517-0400
Location map:
Dance majors offered:
Bachelor's degree
General Dance
Minors offered:
Bachelor's degree
General Dance
Local competitors:
New York University
New York City, NY, 4 dance programs
Emerson College
Boston, MA, 2 dance programs
Temple University
Philadelphia, PA, 3 dance programs
SUNY at Purchase College
Purchase, NY, 2 dance programs
Rutgers University New Brunswick
New Brunswick, NJ, 2 dance programs
The Juilliard School
New York City, NY, 1 dance program
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New York City, NY, 3 dance programs
Smith College
Northampton, MA, 3 dance programs
Barnard College
New York City, NY, 2 dance programs
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Montclair, NJ, 1 dance program
The Boston Conservatory
Boston, MA, 1 dance program
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Towson, MD, 1 dance program
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Hello dears! It's that time again where I wish you all a very happy #RTCommunityDay! Are you wearing your RT Merch today? Going to a community event? Whatever you're up to, I hope you have a lovely day!
So yes, I skipped to the May #RTBox as it arrived in better time. If you'd like me to do a look/review for the April one please let me know via DM or comment or whatever, I'd be happy to! So, this box included:
- Camp Camp Space kid t-shirt
- Camp Camp song metal plate
- RWBY Yang eye glasses
- Gavin nose "Loser" tattoo decal
- Naked Gus Pin
- No Wet Bread towel
- RWBY Chibi Collectable Card (1 in 5 signed)
- Camp Campbell card with letter from Miles.
This was certainly an interesting box, with new ideas for products being introduced. If I'm honest I won't really be using any of the items from this box too much, as much as folks complained about the pens that's the things I use the most (other than the shirts of course!). The quality of this shirt wasn't as great as previous ones (RT usually prints on Anvil brand shirts or American Apparel) but this one is like the heavy cotton of the old style shirts. Not important to some, but something that is pretty noteworthy to me! Anyways, onto how I styled it for RTCommunityDay!
Since the shirt is blue and white, I wanted to continue that theme throughout. I really love this colour combo as it's perfect to keep cool in summer with floaty linens but can also be smartened up for a dinner date or work! If you're going casual, pair with your trusty white converse all stars. I also liked adding a few space-themed temporary tattoos, as well as my Lazer Team dog tags and some moonrock-grey nails to complete the subtle nod to the space camp style! For more spacey ideas, add some silver accessories, or a seriously cool pair of silver brogues! YES MORE SHINEY ok I should go lie down...
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PURPOSE: Objectives: the Children's Pulmonary Center uses a medical home model of care to care for our patients. Literature states that this model of care can be beneficial to chronic care conditions but there is not a lot of research on the outcomes of care using this model for the asthmatic patient. We believe this type of care has lead to improved outcomes in our patient population. The primary objective of this study was to answer the question "What is the quality of care given to the asthmatic Patient in the Children's Pulmonary Center? A secondary goal was to answer the question does this model of care work in helping patients attain expected goals?
METHODS: This was a descriptive cohort study of all asthmatic patients followed in the Children's Pulmonary Center starting on May 11, 2009 through October 31, 2009. Patient inclusion criteria included: 0 to 18 years of age and a diagnosis of asthma by the second interval visit in the center. May to October months were chosen to reflect those times when asthmatics tend to have exacerbations (seasonal allergy and start of school).
RESULTS: Charts were reviewed for demographic data (age range as delineated in the guidelines, gender, diagnosis, treatment plan, and adherence to guidelines, and patient's achievement of healthy people 2010 goals.
CONCLUSIONS: The data from this study population reflect a high level of self care management, low health care resource utilization, and good asthma control. Specifically the low incidence of hospital and ER visits and the high rate of having a current asthma action plan suggest that the patients are knowledgeable about their disease process and how to handle an exacerbation. Further more the low number of steroid bursts and use of rescue inhaler coupled with the low rate of night time symptoms and activity of daily living disruption indicate that the patients are following their plans of care and that these plans are appropriate for management of their disease process and consistent with their life style needs.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: This study supports the use of Medical Home Models to manage asthma care.
DISCLOSURE: The following authors have nothing to disclose: Dawn Bolyard, Gayle Cavins, Susan Bean
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Purdue University Sports Medicine Team provides medical care for
varsity athletics, intramural and club sports, the general student body,
and other members of the Purdue community. The athletic training
staff provides quality health care services through the physical
therapy clinic in the Student Health Center (PUSH) and the athletic
training facilities in Mackey Arena and the Recreational Sports
Center. For information about each member of our sports medicine
team, please click on Athletic
Training Staff, Team Physicians,
and Support Staff.
Douglas Boersma, MS, AT
Assistant AD - Sports Medicine
firstname.lastname@example.com - Office: 494-3223 - MACK
Doug Boersma was promoted to assistant athletics director in July of 2013. He was hired as director of sports medicine in February of 2012.
A 1997 Purdue graduate, Boersma returns to his alma mater to lead one of the most respected athletic training/sports medicine programs in the country. He has spent the last eight and a half years in a similar role at Bowling Green State, following stints at Kentucky and Notre Dame. As director of sports medicine, Boersma will oversee the medical treatment, rehabilitation and pre-hab for all 18 varsity teams as well as the areas of sports performance, nutrition and sports psychology.
At Bowling Green State, Boersma served as head athletic trainer for football since 2003, director of sports medicine since 2005 and as assistant athletics director for sports performance since 2010. He also served as education coordinator for the Mid-American Conference Sports Medicine Association and as a part-time faculty member in the school of Human Movement, Sport and Leisure Studies at BGSU.
Boersma aided in the design and development of two state-of-the-art sports medicine facilities in Bowling Green, Ohio - the Sebo Athletic Center and the Stroh Center.
A certified member of the National Athletic Trainers' Association, Boersma entered the professional ranks after completing his bachelor's degree in athletic training at Purdue in 1997. He completed his master's of science in health promotion at Kentucky in 1999, following a two-year graduate assistantship. He then spent four years at Notre Dame before accepting the top job at Bowling Green State.
During his tenure with the Fighting Irish, Boersma designed a custom-made, online injury tracking system, which was constructed by a technology company in South Bend, Ind. He then implemented and managed that system, Shamrock Net Design, at both Notre Dame and Bowling Green State.
Throughout his athletic training career, Boersma has worked with a variety of sports. At BGSU, he has worked directly with the football team and men's and women's golf teams. At Notre Dame, he worked closely with the football program, while directly overseeing the athletic training needs of the men's ice hockey, men's soccer and lacrosse programs. At Kentucky, Boersma tended to the football and women's gymnastics programs. In his stint as a student athletic trainer at Purdue, he worked with the baseball, men's basketball, football and women's tennis teams.
Boersma twice been recognized twice by BGSU for his commitment to the athletics department and university as a whole. In 2008, he received the athletic department's inaugural Roll Along Award, which is issued to individuals who truly understand and live the theme of "18 sports - 1 team." In 2010, he was recognized by the university's Division of Student Affairs with the Outstanding Administrative Staff Award, which is given to staff members for excellence in collaboration, professional performance, cooperation and the spirit of working together for a common purpose or goal.
A native of Highland, Ind., Boersma (born Oct. 13, 1974) and his wife, Cari (also a Purdue graduate), have three daughters: McKenna, Ashlyn and Kayden.
Leverenz, Ph.D., AT
Curriculum Director/Athletic
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Dr. Larry Leverenz joined the Purdue staff in 1991. He served as athletic trainer for men's basketball from 1993-2006.
Dr. Leverenz holds the academic rank
of Clinical Professor in the Department of Health and Kinesiology,
and he serves as Director of Athletic Training
Education. He has served professionally as a member of the National
Athletic Trainers' Association Education Council and as president of the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education
Programs. Currently, he is the President of the World Federation of Athletic Training/Therapy.
Dr. Leverenz previously worked
as assistant athletic trainer at the University of Iowa. Before
that he was the athletic training curriculum director/assistant
athletic trainer at Western Illinois for seven years, athletic trainer
at Macomb (Ill.) High School for five years and assistant athletic
trainer at the U.S. Air Force Academy for three years.
A native of Fithian, Ill.,
Dr. Leverenz received a B.S. in physical education and biology from
Southern Illinois-Edwardsville, an M.S. in physical education from
Western Illinois and a Ph.D. in higher education administration
from the University of Iowa.
Alice Wilcoxson, Ph.D., AT, PT
Clinical Coordinator/Athletic
email@example.com - Office: 494-3172 - LAMB
Alice Wilcoxson rejoined the Purdue Athletic Training faculty and staff in August 2004 in a split appointment with intercollegiate athletics and the Department of Health and Kinesiology. Her primary responsibilities in athletics includes providing athletic training services in Mackey Arena and clinical instruction for students in the athletic training education program. Academically, she teaches several courses and oversees the clinical education component of the athletic training education program.
Alice served in a variety of roles within Purdue's Intercollegiate Athletics, the Student Health Center Physical Therapy Department, and the Recreational Sports Center Athletic Training Room from 1992 – 2000. She left Purdue from 2000- 2004, to serve as the Program Director for the Athletic Training Education Program at Eastern Kentucky University.
A native of Albany, KY., Alice earned her Bachelor's degree in Physical Education / Athletic Training at Eastern Kentucky University, her Master's of Science degree in Physical Therapy at the University of Indianapolis, and her Ph.D. from Purdue. She is married to Purdue alumni Darrin Wilcoxson. Darrin and Alice reside in West Lafayette.
Lipsett, AT, DPT
Associate Director of Sports Medicine
firstname.lastname@example.com - Office: 494-3245 - MACK
Jessica joined the staff
in July 2003 and has the primary responsibility of women's basketball
and track and field. Jessica received her Bachelor of Science in
Kinesiology from the University of Illinois in May 2000 with an
emphasis in Athletic Training. She then received her Doctor of Physical
Therapy Degree from Northwestern University in December 2002. She
was previously employed at Methodist Sports Medicine Center in Indianapolis.
Jessica and her husband, Tanner, live in Lafayette.
Kara Kessans, AT, DPT, CSCS
Athletic Trainer/Physical Therapist
firstname.lastname@example.com - Office: 494-1839 - PUSH
Kara joined the sports medicine staff in July 2006 after receiving her doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Southern California. Her primary responsibilities are to provide athletic training coverage for women's volleyball, men's and women's diving and men's swimming teams, and to provide physical therapy services for the students, faculty, and staff at Purdue University Student Health Center Physical Therapy Clinic. In addition, she teaches and mentors undergraduate athletic training students in the Department of Health and Kinesiology. Kara received her undergraduate degree at the University of Louisville with a B.S. in Health and Human Performance with a concentration in Sports Medicine in 2003. She became a certified Athletic Trainer and a member of the NATA in 2005. She is also a member of the APTA and NSCA. She was a member of the U of L Women's Basketball team from 1998-2002 as well as a participant at the state and national level in softball.
Sal Vallejo, AT
firstname.lastname@example.com - Office: 494-3245 - MACK
Sal Vallejo returned to the Purdue Sports medicine staff in the fall of 2007. His primary sport responsibilities are with football. Along with his assigned duties, he is also a clinical instructor in the Purdue University Athletic Training Curriculum program teaching therapeutic modalities. Prior to working at Purdue, he was an assistant athletic trainer at the University of Notre Dame for 5 years. During his time at Notre Dame, he spent multiple seasons with men's lacrosse, men's and women's swimming and diving and men's and women's track and field. His responsibilities also included coordinating the physician clinical hours as well as teaching basic athletic training skills to work study students. A native of Hollister, CA, Vallejo earned his B.S. in Kinesiology with an emphasis in athletic training from San Diego State University in 1999. He received his M.S. in pedagogy and administration from Purdue University in 2001. While attending Purdue, Vallejo was a graduate assistant in the Recreational Sports Center.
A Racine, Wisconsin native, Casey is in his fifth year at Purdue University and fifteenth year overall in intercollegiate athletics. He currently serves as an assistant athletic trainer and physical therapist responsible for providing primary healthcare to intercollegiate athletes participating in football (fall) and baseball (fall and spring). Additional duties include providing physical therapy services to the general student population working through the Purdue University Health Center (PUSH) Physical Therapy Department, serving as primary instructor for HK 303: Therapeutic Modalities in the Purdue University Athletic Training Education Program (ATEP) and serving as an Approved Clinical Instructor for sophomore, junior, and senior level athletic training students in the Purdue University ATEP. Outside of Purdue, he currently serves on the BOC Standards Committee as a Home Study Reviewer. Prior to arriving to Purdue, Casey was employed at Clarke College in Dubuque, IA for ten years. While at Clarke, his primary title was full-time instructor in the Clarke College Athletic Training Education Program. Teaching responsibilities included graduate and undergraduate level courses pertaining to therapeutic modalities, therapeutic exercise, and care and prevention of athletic injuries. In addition, he served as an Approved Clinical Instructor and an academic advisor for athletic training and physical therapy students. One of the most interesting responsibilities while at Clarke was that he served as Head Assistant Men's Basketball Coach for ten years and Head Women's Golf Coach for six years. While at Clarke, the men's basketball program had its first winning season, multiple twenty win seasons and won both the Northern Illinois Iowa Conference (NIIC) regular season and tournament championships in 2004-2005. In golf, under Kohr, the women's golf team transitioned from an independent institution, to a member of the Midwest Classic Conference, allowing the participants to compete for conference championship for the first time in school history. In 2007-2008 Casey was voted educator of the year by the student-athletes. Other past experiences include being the athletic trainer for Iowa Select Men's and Women's High School Basketball teams on their Australian basketball tours, volunteering for the Missouri Valley Conference Men's and Women's Basketball Tournaments and the Midwest NCAA Men's Basketball Regional in St. Louis, acting as a staff athletic trainer for the Nike Hoop Jamboree and a past instructor for American Red Cross. Casey received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Human Health Sciences (1998), Master of Science Degree in Physical Therapy (1999), and Doctorate of Physical Therapy Degree (2007) all from Clarke College in Dubuque, Iowa. Casey resides in West Lafayette, IN and enjoys spending his time off at the Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex or spending quality time with family and friends on the links or the lakes in Northern Wisconsin.
Chad Young, AT
Athletic Trainer
Chad Young is in his first season as the athletic trainer for the Boilermaker men's basketball and women's golf teams.
Prior to his arrival at Purdue, Young served as the athletic trainer for men's basketball and women's swimming at Bowling Green University, while also overseeing the graduate assistant assigned to the Falcons' women's basketball and volleyball squads.
Young earned a Bachelor of Science degree in health education with a minor in athletic training from BGSU in 1999, and received his Master of Education degree in developmental kinesiology from the university in 2001. His tenure in the Bowling Green department of athletics began as an athletic training student in 1996, and he later served as a graduate assistant athletic trainer before assuming full-time duties.
Stephanie Leech joined the sports medicine staff in July 2012. Her primary responsibilities are football and woman's swimming. In addition, she mentors the undergraduate athletic training students in their clinical hours and serves as an instructor to the junior athletic training student clinical practice course. Stephanie is also responsible for Purdue athletic training alumni relations.
Before arriving at Purdue, she spent three years at Bowling Green State University working as the primary assistant to football and also working with the women's gymnastics team and cross country/track and field teams. Stephanie was also an advisor for the BGSU athletic training student organization and assisted with the establishment of the organization in 2009.
Originally from Sterling Heights, MI, Stephanie received a B.S. in athletic training from Grand Valley State University in 2005. She received her M.Ed. in Developmental Kinesiology from Bowling Green State University in 2011. Stephanie and her husband, Adam, live in West Lafayette.
Whitney Queen joined the Purdue Athletic Training staff in August of 2011 as an Intern Assistant Athletic Trainer. Miss Queen was elevated to the position of a full-time staff member in the spring of 2012. Miss Queen works with the women's softball and men's and women's cross country teams. Along with her sports coverage, Miss Queen is preceptor for the senior athletic training clinical course.
Originally from Northeast Ohio, Whitney graduated in May 2011 from The University of Akron, with her Master of Arts degree in Education with an emphasis in Sport Studies and Coaching. While at Akron, she worked with the women's basketball and women's softball teams as a graduate assistant athletic trainer. Prior to that, Miss Queen attended Miami University in Oxford. There she received her Bachelor of Science degree in 2009 in Athletic Training.
Adam Leech was hired by ATI physical therapy in September as an outreach athletic trainer to Purdue University athletics. Mr. Leech's primary sport coverage is men's wrestling and assisting the women's tennis team.
Prior to joining ATI physical therapy and Purdue University, Adam was an assistant athletic trainer for 2 years at Kent State University. While at KSU his primary coverage was with the men's basketball program, along with women's golf, baseball, wrestling, and cheer and dance. Prior to that Adam was a graduate assistant athletic trainer for Bowling Green State University. While at BGSU he assisted the football program, along with covering the men's and women's cross country and track teams. While at BGSU Adam received a Masters of Education with a concentration in developmental kinesiology.
Prior to that Adam received my Bachelors of Science degree with a concentration in Athletic Training at Ashland University. Adam is from northeast Ohio (small town called Streetsboro, Oh) and currently resides in West Lafayette with his wife.
Greg Rowdon, MD
Head Team Physician
firstname.lastname@example.com - Office: MACK
Dr. Greg Rowdon joined the Purdue sports medicine staff as team physician in June of 2005. He served in a similar position with the Boilermakers during the 1999-2000 school year.
Prior to coming to Purdue, Dr. Rowdon served as director for the Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship in Indianapolis at the Methodist Sports Medicine Center. He is an Associate Clinical Professor within the Department of Medicine at Indiana University Medical Center involved with teaching sports medicine physician trainees.
Dr. Rowdon has held positions on the medical staff of the National Institute for Fitness and Sports, National Football League Draft Physicals, Nike All American Academic Basketball Camp and the RCA Professional Tennis Tournament. He has served as the team physician for Cardinal Ritter and Speedway High Schools, multiple IHSAA State Championships, IUPUI, and the Indiana Firebirds Professional Arena Football team.
Dr. Rowdon has been affiliated with the Sports Medicine CAQ Examination Committee, National Federation of High Schools Sports Advisory Committee, American College of Sports Medicine and American Medical Society for Sports Medicine, and he has served as chair of the Indiana State Medical Society Sports Medicine Commission and still remains an active member of the Commission.
Dr. Rowdon, a native of Decatur, Ind., received a B.S. degree in electrical engineering/biomedical engineering from Purdue and his medical degree from the University of Kansas. He and his wife, Christy, have two children, Ellie and Amy.
Alayne Sundstrom , DO
Team Physician
firstname.lastname@example.com - Office: 494-3245 - MACK
Dr. Alayne Sundstrom joined the Purdue sports medicine staff as team physician in August of 2005.
Sundstrom previously worked for Orthopedics and Sports Medicine, Inc. in Marysville, Ohio, for five years. In addition, Sundstrom provided athletic medical coverage for Fairbanks High School, Dublin City Schools, Marysville Exempted Village Schools, the Ohio High School Athletic Association and the National City Triathlon.
Sundstrom is affiliated with the American Osteopathic Association, American College of Osteopathic Family Practicioners, American Osteopathic Academy of Sports Medicine, and Ohio Osteopathic Association.
A native of Kirksville, Missouri, Sundstrom received a B.S. degree in biology from Truman State University and a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine.
K. Donald
Shelbourne, MD is an orthopedic surgeon in Indianapolis. His
specialties include orthopaedic and arthroscopic surgery, knee ligament
reconstruction and rehabilitation. He also pioneered the contralateral
ACL reconstruction for torn anterior cruciate ligaments and developed
the accelerated ACL reconstruction rehabilitation protocol.
Dr. Shelbourne's practice
began in 1982 and includes clinic, surgery, therapy and a research
department. He has focused his research toward advancing the surgical
treatment and rehabilitation of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL)
injuries. He has performed more than 4000 ACL reconstructions and
closely monitors his patients' progress and results. This information
is shared through the publication of over 150 journal articles and
40 book chapters.
Through his ongoing research,
Dr. Shelbourne is able to provide up-to-date treatment and rehabilitation
methods for patients world-wide. In 1994, Dr. Shelbourne began performing
ACL reconstruction using the patellar tendon graft from the non-injured
(contralateral) knee. This advancement in treatment offers patients
the ability to rehabilitate their knee faster with more predictable
results. Over 2000 patients have undergone this procedure and most
athletes return to their desired sport by 3 months after surgery.
Dr. Snead
is an orthopaedic physician at Methodist Sports Medicine Center,
specializing in the disorders of the upper extremity, including
the shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand. He completed a one-year fellowship
at Methodist Sports Medicine Center and joined the clinic during
the summer of 1999.
He received his medical degree
in 1991 from Wright State University. Born in Gary, Indiana, Dr.
Snead completed one year of general surgery and one year of family
practice residency before completing his orthopaedic residency at
Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton, Ohio.
Dr. Snead is an orthopaedic
consultant to Manchester College and Purdue University and team
physician at Warren Central High School. For the past three seasons,
Dr. Snead was the orthopaedic consultant and team physician for
the Arena Football League's Indiana Firebirds.
Dr. Snead grew up in Dayton,
Ohio, attended Centerville High School and earned his undergraduate
degree from Miami (Ohio) University.
Lauren Link, RD
Sports Dietitian
Lauren Link joined the Sports Medicine & Sports Performance staffs in January 2014. In July she became Purdues first full-time Registered Dietitian. Prior to returning to her alma matter, Lauren worked as a floating clinical dietitian with St. Vincent Health and Touchpoint Support Services.
In addition to overseeing the department, Laurens primary responsibilities are to meet all of the nutritional needs of the varsity sports, including one-on-one nutrition counseling, team nutrition education, meal planning and dietary supplementation. She specifically works with football, mens basketball, volleyball, soccer, softball, baseball, and tennis. Lauren also co-instructs the Sports Nutrition Education course which provides the Sports Nutrition program with undergraduate volunteers.
Lauren earned her Bachelor's degrees in Dietetics and in Nutrition, Fitness and Health from Purdue, where she was a member of the women's soccer team from 2007 to 2011 and was a four-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree. Lauren is actively pursuing an advanced credential as a Certified Specialist in Sports Dietetics (CSSD).
Christine Steinmetz joined the Sports Medicine and Sports Performance staffs in September of 2014. Previously, Christine worked primarily with adult athletes and active individuals in a physical therapy setting.
Her primary role is to meet the nutrition requirements for Purdue's varsity sports, including one-on-one nutrition counseling, team nutrition education, meal planning, and dietary supplementation. Specifically, she works with womens basketball, wrestling, track & field, cross country, swimming & diving, golf, and cheer leading.
She completed her Bachelor's degree in Nutrition & Dietetics from Saint Louis University where she competed on the women's soccer team from 2007 to 2011. Subsequently, Christine earned her Master's degree in Clinical Nutrition from Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, IL. She recently obtained her certificate of training in adult weight management from the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. Christine is actively pursuing an advanced credential as a Certified Specialist in Sports Dietetics (CSSD).
Dr. Chris Carr returned to Purdue Athletics in December of 2013 as the Consulting Counseling Sport Psychologist; he had previously served in that role from 2001 to 2007. He is currently the Coordinator of Sport & Performance Psychology Services at St. Vincent Sports Performance in Indianapolis and has over 25 years experience as a licensed psychologist working in the field of applied sport psychology. He is currently the consulting performance psychologist for the Indiana Pacers and was with the Oklahoma City Thunder from 2008-2011. With over 20 years experience in college athletics, Dr. Carr was the athletic department sport psychologist at Washington State University, Ohio State University, and Indiana University; he also has consulted with Ball State University and Central Michigan University Athletic departments. He is also the Ad Hoc Sport Psychology Committee member to the NCAA Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sport (CSMAS) committee; he is the first psychologist to serve on that committee and was an invited member of the NCAA Mental Health Task Force Committee that met in Indianapolis in November of 2013. He is on the US Olympic Committee Registry of Sport Psychology Providers (since 1992) and was the USA Men's Alpine Ski Team Sport Psychologist (1992-2002) and USA Diving National Team Sport Psychologist (2004-2008); he was on the USA Winter Olympic Team in 2002 in Salt Lake City and the USA Summer Olympic Team in 2008 in Beijing, China. A licensed psychologist in Indiana, Dr. Carr is married (Kelli) and his daughter Rachel is a collegiate gymnast at Central Michigan University. He played collegiate football at Wabash College and was a graduate assistant football coach at Ball State prior to beginning his career as a sport psychologist.
Dr. Kacey Oiness is a licensed sport and performance psychologist at St.Vincent Sports Performance in Indianapolis and serves as a consulting sport psychologist for Purdue Sports Medicine. Kacey serves a variety of roles working with student athletes by providing individual counseling services to assist competitive athletes in the application of mental skills in the sports arena, as well as services for athletes with clinical and mental health issues. She also consults with teams, coaches, and sports medicine staff. She specializes in performance improvement and mental skills training; overcoming performance barriers such as anxiety, slumps and difficulty concentrating; counseling interventions for grief, anxiety and depression, and disordered eating; and psychological assessment of disorders, including attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and learning disabilities.
Prior to joining SVSP in 2014, Dr. Oiness served as the assistant director of psychological resources for the University of Oklahoma Athletics Department, consulting with athletes, teams, coaches, team physicians and athletic trainers. She also served as the training director for pre-doctoral interns and provided supervision to the post-doctoral fellow.
Dr. Oiness earned her doctoral degree in counseling psychology from Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colorado, and completed her pre-doctoral internship at the Oklahoma Health Consortium with rotations in the Athletics Department and the University Counseling Center. Kacey then completed her post-doctoral fellowship working full-time in the University of Oklahomas Athletics Department. Prior, she earned her masters degree in counseling psychology from Colorado State University and her bachelors degree in psychology from Iowa State University, where she competed on the womens gymnastics team. She continues to remain active through her passion for running and participating in half-marathons.
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The main street is busy with "passiagata" in the evening after the hotel meals are over. Piazza del Popolo is the centre point with Corso Matteotti one way and Corso Roma the other. Of course best in the day is Viale Verdi (starts as pedestrian) the walk from the Piazza del Popolo along the park to the Terme Tettuccio. This itself is a 'must see' .
A good tip is to stop for a coffee at Cafe Biondi, corner of Viale Verdi and Piazza Del Popolo as there are good people watching opportunities there.
The most athmospheric and charming can be Via E Cavallotti. Start from Via Grocco just past the Tourist Board office. A nice cafe here on the corner and another typical one half way down by Via Palestro. The narrow street is full of smaller hotels and everyone sits outside and chats. Wonderful. Another era. Sometimes dance music wafts out of a hotel and you can see (mainly over 60's) having a great time. Via Cavallotti may not be the French Quarter or Great Compton street but it has something. Do you know in the world of many streets like this that are not all cafes and bars?
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Wimbledon is in the spotlight. With play in full swing at the world's most prestigious tennis tournament, Wimbledon Village is once again an international star buzzing with thousands of visitors.
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Those SW19 locals who haven't jetted off with the proceeds from letting out their houses will be sharing their neighbourhood bistros, smart restaurants, village pubs and chic fashion boutiques with some of the sport's world-class players and their entourages.
It's a perfect time to show off this south-west London suburb with its much sought-after large family homes close to acres of parkland, with quick transport links to the City and good schools.
The vast open spaces of Wimbledon Common - stretching across 1,000 unruly acres of parkland - add a country feel to an area well connected by transport. Wimbledon is a short drive from the A3, and residents have a choice of Tube, train and tramlinks - with Waterloo an easy 19-minute journey for City commuters.
A ten-minute walk up the slope from the town centre is the village, where the famous All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club is within strolling distance. The area between is dotted with grand houses and luxury apartment blocks that attract an affluent mix of wealthy professionals, families and international buyers.
Alex Inskip, the Sales Manager of Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward's Wimbledon branch has worked in the area since 2003. He describes it as a very buoyant area to buy property, with people regularly bidding over the asking price for large village homes.
Pretty cottages and period homes in the catchment area of good schools are sought-after. Such prize property comes at a price but living in the village is always a good investment.
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What types of properties are typical to the area?
Property in Wimbledon has been built in a variety of eras, there are many Victorian and Edwardian terraces as well as modern, luxury apartments.
There are pretty, two-bedroom cottages around Denmark Road and Thornton Road. Wimbledon Village is known for its large detached family homes in spacious grounds, with those close to the Common commanding the highest prices.
Who buys here?
A real variety of homebuyers are attracted to Wimbledon, from wealthy professionals, families and international investors interested in the large houses in the village, to downsizers, couples and buy-to let investors seeking properties close to transport links.
What are the 'hottest' properties in the area?
The most popular properties close to the town centre are in South Park Gardens, behind Wimbledon town centre, and in the Dundonald area. They tend to attract families looking to get their children into the local, quality school, Dundonald Primary. Period properties are the most sought after – many buyers are looking for a middle-range property close to the schools. In the village, homes closest to the Common are prized.
Where are the 'hidden gems'?
The John Innes conservation area is a hidden gem and boasts some beautiful Georgian and Victorian properties of special character in streets including Wilton Crescent and Grove, Rayleigh, Cliveden, Kingswood and Mayfield Roads. This area is quite leafy, has a very nice park and is close to the popular Dundonald Primary School.
Where are the best investment opportunities?
Wimbledon is a popular area for rental properties as there is quite a shortage of lettings stock. The tennis tournament puts Wimbledon on the map with international investors and cash buyers. As long as there is a reasonable yield above five per cent, most investors are looking to buy one- or two-bedroom flats within a 10-minute walk of the mainline station and priced at around £300,000 - yielding about £1,500 a month.
How is local parking?
Parking restrictions in the centre of Wimbledon town can apply until 11pm because of the theatre and bars. Each area is divided into sub areas for residents parking.
What are service charges in the area like?
There are many types of properties each with different managing agents. Apartment blocks vary from £1,200 to £3,000 a year.
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At the moment, period family houses with lovely gardens are particularly nice to show.
Where would you buy in the area?
I love the village; I would buy just off the Ridgway as it is near the village restaurants, cafes and pubs, but still close to Wimbledon town centre for the transport links. My favourite streets include Ridgway Gardens, Murray Road, The Grange and Raymond Road.
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The Eastern Washington Eagles are the defending FCS National Champions, and received 23 of 28 votes to be ranked as the number one team in the country going into their season opener against the Washington Huskies. The game will be played Saturday at Husky Stadium, at 4 pm.
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Looking Beyond the Holiday Bowl, Part I
Washington won their last three games in a row, and not only earned a trip to the Holiday Bowl, but they got a huge measure of revenge in beating Nebraska. That is a great reward not only for a team that worked so hard to overcome a three-game losing streak, but also for a program that has not been to the post season in nearly a decade.
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January 10, 2011
Dawg Blog - Holiday Bowl
With Washington now in San Diego to take part in their first bowl appearance in eight years, Dawgman.com will compile all the news, notes and quotes as the Huskies prepare to take on Nebraska in a rematch of an earlier game in which the Cornhuskers took UW to the woodshed. Can UW rebound?
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December 28, 2010
Dawg Blog - Stanford
Here's this week's Dawg Blog, where you can find all the notes, quotes, depth charts and all the rest leading up to the Stanford-Washington football game, held at 4 PM PST at Husky Stadium Saturday. The game will be shown on Versus.
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October 27, 2010
Dawg Blog - USC
After a much-needed BYE week, Washington (1-2) gets back on the saddle, so to speak, and back into familiar territory - at least for Head Coach Steve Sarkisian. This will be Sarkisian's first return to Troy since leaving USC nearly two years ago. After the Huskies' 16-13 upset of the then No.3 Trojans in Seattle last year, does USC have something special cooking for Sark and company?
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September 29, 2010
Dawg Blog - Nebraska
It's week three, and for some reason week three always brings about a tough opponent for Washington of late. USC, Oklahoma, Ohio State...it's been a virtual bloodbath at home. This weekend is no different, as the No. 6 Nebraska Cornhuskers come calling. Can the Huskies pull out a little last-second magic, as they did last year against the No. 3-ranked Trojans? Or will it a lopsided affair?
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September 16, 2010
Dawg Blog - Syracuse
Wednesday was not a good one for the Washington Huskies, as Will Mahan was diagnosed with a season-ending injury, and running back Johri Fogerson is doubtful to play this Saturday against Syracuse. We spoke with UW Head Coach Steve Sarkisian to get his thoughts on the injuries, as well as his take on the team bouncing back from their loss to BYU.
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September 8, 2010
Dawg Blog - BYU
The media caught up with Steve Sarkisian one last time before the Washington Huskies head off to Utah for their hotly anticipated clash with BYU Saturday at 5 PM MST. He talked about the availability of Brandon Huppert, Greg Ducre, Kalani Aldrich, James Johnson - and also gave us the team's itinerary for Friday as they travel to Salt Lake City.
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The Indians host the division-rival Tigers tonight for the first game of a three-game series this weekend at Progressive Field. Here are tonight's lineups and pregame notes:
Michael Bourn CF
Asdrubal Cabrera SS
Jason Kipnis 2B
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Lonnie Chisenhall 3B
Nick Swisher DH
David Murphy RF
Yan Gomes C
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Ian Kinsler 2B
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* My, how the mighty have fallen over the last month. The last time the Detroit Tigers made their way to Cleveland May 19, they were 27-12 with a seven-game lead in the American League Central Division, fresh off a sweep of the host Boston Red Sox s part of a six-game winning streak.
At the same time, the last-place Indians were reeling, coming off an embarrassing weekend sweep by the visiting Oakland A's. But out of nowhere, the Tribe went on to sweep the Tigers in the three-game series – a shock that still reverberates today as the Tigers return to Progressive Field having gone 10-21 since the Indians sparked their downward spiral.
Over that span, the Tribe has gone 18-11 and the red-hot Royals 17-11as they've taken over the division lead.
* Indians first baseman/designated hitter Nick Swisher entered his last at-bat in Thursday's game against the visiting Angels mired in a 2-for-24 slump with 10 strikeouts in since coming off the disabled list June 12. Down to his last strike against the Angels closer with two outs in the ninth inning, Swisher belted a grand slam that flipped a possible 3-1 loss into a raucous 5-3 victory.
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The first Hotel Ezra Cornell is held in Risley Hall. Famed hotelier Ellsworth M. Statler attended Hotel Ezra the next year, declaring: "I'm converted. [Dean Howard] Meek can have any damn thing he wants" and offering significant financial support. Today Hotel Ezra is a three-day hospitality-industry conference run by Hotel School students who showcase what they have learned in the classroom.


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One of the two men shot by armed police after Drummer Lee Rigby was hacked to death in Woolwich has been charged with his murder.
Michael Adebowale is appearing in Westminster Magistrates' Court this morning where he will face a charge of murder and of illegal possession of a firearm.
The decision to charge him, the day after he was discharged from hospital, was announced late tonight by the Crown Prosecution Service following discussions with anti-terrorist police.
Sue Hemming, head of the CPS Special Crime and Counter-Terrorism Division, said it had been agreed there was sufficient evidence to justify the charge.
"Following the release of Michael Adebowale from hospital, we have authorised the police to charge him with the murder of Drummer Rigby," she said.
"We have also authorised police to charge him with possession of a firearm, contrary to section 16A of the Firearms Act 1968. There is sufficient evidence to prosecute Michael Adebowale and it is in the public interest to do so. He will appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court tomorrow, Thursday 30 May."
She added that as Adebowale has now been charged he "has a right to a fair trial" and as such she urged that nothing be reported that could prejudice the trial. Her warning was aimed as much as the new media, such as Twitter and Facebook, as traditional news outlets.
Michael Adebolajo, the other man shot by police on 22 May, remains in hospital and at least eight other people have been arrested as part of the inquiry. The CPS said it was continuing to advise police in relation to the suspects arrested during their investigation into Drummer Rigby's death.
The announcement of the first murder charge in relation to Drummer Rigby's death came just hours after the soldier's fiancée paid tribute to him as a "great man".
In a short statement Aimee West said: "I am devastated by the loss of Lee who was a loving fiance. I am extremely proud of him and I am moved by all the flowers and tributes, and that he has been remembered by the nation as the great man that he was."
As it was confirmed that he died of multiple stab wounds police made a fresh appeal for witnesses to come forward.
Commander Simon Letchford said: "A fast-paced and complex investigation is now under way led by detectives from the Met's Counter Terrorism Command.
"As part of that investigation, officers are asking for the public's help. We need to hear from anyone who may have seen Lee being attacked or who may have any other information that may help.
"This has been a difficult time for everyone in our city. What is important now is that we, as Londoners, come together.
"I would urge people to continue to show restraint and calm as our investigation continues to bring those responsible for Lee's death to justice."
It was also revealed that thepolice marksmen involved in shooting two suspects could be back on duty within weeks.
Chief Superintendent Alistair Sutherland said: "I will obviously speak to my counterparts in our department for professional standards and I will liaise with the IPCC (Independent Police Complaints Commission), and then I will come to a decision around putting them back to ops.
"But at this stage, I would anticipate them being back on operational duty fairly quickly."
The officers, along with two of their commanders, are currently undergoing post-shooting assessments.
The IPCC is currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting of the two men. It said that two police officers had fired gun shots and one used their Taser when they were confronted.
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This city hotel is housed in an historic Victorian mansion which was home to Ernest Hemingway and his wife in the early 1900s and nowadays comprises a total of 82 rooms. Facilities on offer to guests at this air-conditioned establishment include a lobby area with a 24-hour reception and check-out service, a hotel safe, a currency exchange facility, a restaurant, conference facilities and WLAN Internet access. Guests may also take advantage of the laundry service and there is parking available for those arriving by car. Whether it is business or leisure that brings guests to town, the hotel offers them the perfect place to stay.
This hotel is located in downtown Toronto across the road from the Sherbourne subway station and a few blocks east of the trendy Yorkville district. Guests will find many restaurants, bars and nightspots in the immediate vicinity of the hotel. It is just minutes from the University of Toronto and provides easy access to many local attractions and points of interest including the Royal Ontario Museum, the Art Gallery of Ontario, the CN Tower and the Air Canada Centre arena, home of the Toronto Maple Leaf hockey team and the Toronto Raptors basketball team. Toronto's Pearson International Airport is approximately a 40-minute drive away.
Each of the spacious guest rooms offers 2 twin beds or 1 queen-size bed and all are individually air-conditioned and heated. The rooms come equipped with a colour cable TV, a telephone with voicemail and free local calls, a radio, free wifi Internet access, a fully fitted bathroom with a hairdryer, a coffee maker and an iron and ironing board. Furthermore, a microwave, tea and coffee making facilities, a washing machine and a safe are provided in all accommodation as standard.
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About The Poster: Advertising tins and cartons were very popular during the Art Deco period in Europe and this wonderful example from France shows us just why. It was printed by the J'announce company in Paris, this tin also indicates that it was used on the Chemins de Fer du Midi (see the far right side of the tin just below the "e" in savonneuse). This particular piece measures 13 x 8.75 inches, is in very good condition and bears the tax stamp of the French Republic of 1933, 72 centimes.


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As any dog owner will tell you, dogs can be very complex animals and can have very individual personalities. This can manifest itself as bad behavior at times but there is no reason why good behavior training cannot put your dog onto the right path to being the perfect pooch.
Before considering training your dog to improve its behavior, it is important to look into the background of what makes your dog. . . . . . a dog.
It is estimated that in the Western world alone, there are probably 800 or so different types of dog breeds. Although it could be said that the difference between some of these breeds is often very little, it is still an amazing concept from a human perspective. Especially when you consider that all modern dogs are believed to have come from one single mating pair of wolves thousands of years ago. Who could imagine that a St. Bernard could be related to a Chihuahua!
Dogs are predatory animals.
Now this doesn't mean that your dog will try and hunt every moving thing but the instinctive desire to hunt is always in them. This behavior is originally why humans and dogs became such close partners in the first place.
Understanding this behavior is the key to successfully training your dog.
Acute hearing enables them to pinpoint potential prey and coupled with their other abilities they can be very successful predatory animals.
The field of vision for a domestic dog is much better than that of humans - 180 to 270 degrees. If you compare this to a human who has a 100 to 150 degree field of vision it's easy to see why a dog can easily track prey.
Let's not forget a dogs amazing sense of smell. A dog is capable of detecting scents 100 million times smaller than that which a human can sense. A Golden Retriever can smell its prey through feet of frozen snow and a foot of frozen earth!
That is why your family dog will often exhibit predatory behavior.
Dogs will exhibit very social behavior.
Although everybody knows that dogs are very sociable animals, it is often overlooked by dog owners. This can lead to problems in the way they behave and can cause disobedience and bad behavior. People will often lock a dog away in a pen or on a leash outside for long periods of time. This isolation can often lead to fear, aggression, over excitement etc. Dogs need companionship in order to maintain healthy behavior.
Prolonged periods devoid of social contact with another dog, human or even a cat will harm the dogs' personality and ultimately lead to unwanted behavior.
Dogs love to explore.
An adult dog is said to have a similar mental level of a two year old human. Similarly, dogs will learn through exploration of their environment. Unfortunately, what a dog perceives as exploration, you may perceive as chewing the furniture, eating shoes etc.
A quick and effective way to avoid this is to ensure that your dogs' toys and chews etc are distinctly different from any human toysshoes etc. that may be lying around. Providing rawhide bones as oppose to rubber balls and plastic toys is one option.
Adequate behavior training for your dog will overcome these issues and lead to a better relationship between you both. Your will get a long lasting trusting relationship that you can both enjoy.
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Zwei-Zimmer-Hütte direkt am Wasser, drei Queen-Size Betten, zwei Fernseher und einen blauen Strahl, Wi-Fi, einfache Küche, Mikrowelle, Herd, ref., Kaffeemaschine. Dusche und WC. Im Jahr 1917 insgesamt Umbau im Jahr 2013 gebaut. Dock, 250 Meter Straßenfront, sehr privat, Verwendung von Ruderboot, Kanu, Kajak, Outdoor-Gas-Grill, Picknick-Tisch. Ideal für eine Familie mit 4-6 oder zwei Paare. ausgezeichnete Angeln, Schwimmen, Wassersportarten, usw. Ein Dutzend Winzer mit in 5 Meilen, Weltklasse-Schlucht in Watkins Glen (10 Meilen), Corning Glas 30 Meilen entfernt, liegt Ithaca 30 Meilen entfernt. Schluchten und State Park und Cornell University und Ithaca College.
We really enjoyed a chance to get away for a family vacation. Michael (the host) was extremely helpful, even bringing down a crockpot for us to use. We especially liked the use of kayaks, rowboat, and a rubber raft. Live jackets were provided as well. Even though the accommodations inside the cabin are quite rustic and dusty, we used the outside tables for meals and doing rock art. You can fish right off the dock and at night enjoy a huge bonfire in the firepit. We even got to see some of the Pleiades meteor shower. The kids (10 & 11) happily interacted with the labradors. The adults enjoyed using wifi outside at the table. (It doesn't function inside). Remember to bring: sheets, towels, extra blankets, toilet paper and flashlights. You're in for quite an adventure!
This 100 year old cabin, very charming and loved, is a retreat for reading, fishing and sitting by the fire. The cabin's description is accurate, although we found the grounds a bit messy. A canoe, rowboat and 4 kayaks are available for your exclusive use and the rock beach is all yours. Mr. Black was a great host, helping us in our efforts to catch a fish, fixed a small leak in the sink, provided us a wonderful loaf of locally made bread, gave us a rock art lesson, and provided excellent recommendations for restaurants (Garcias and Jerlando's our favorites) and activities (Watkins Glen State Park and Museum of the Earth just wonderful). If you like locally made high end crafts, please look for Millport Landing, a small shop in Millport in a renovated opera house. Things to think about: You need to bring bedding and towels as well as water for drinking and cooking. There really are over 60 steep steps to access the cabin. Wifi only worked outside of the cabin. The tv picked up a few digital stations and a DVD player is available. The driveway is steep and somewhat rutted. There are at least a dozen wineries very close by. The dock is awesome. The sky is beautiful at night. You will love this place if you like the outdoors.
This cabin was just as described. Do not go expecting a 5 star resort! The location was great. Nothing like walking out your door and being feet from the lake. We left the door and windows open the whole time we were there.
Mike was a great host. He invited us up a day early since no one was there the end of the week. It was late when we got there and he was waiting for us and helped carry our necessities down the stairs. There are A LOT of steps. He has them lit up very well. He was out most every evening running fishing lines with my son. His labs would come down and the kids loved playing fetch with them in the lake. We were all able to kayak and fish in the lake.
Mike, the owner, gave us great information on the area. We went to an Amish roadside market with amazing freezer jam and the best whoopie pies ever. They had reasonably priced fresh produce as well. We went to a county fair and saw some amazing waterfalls.
We had a very relaxing vacation. We played an old pinball type game passed down in Mike's family, ladder ball, cards and did rock art. If we return to the area, we will definitely be checking this cabin for availability.
Simply heaven for the writer, poet and daydreamer --or lovers desiring the simple solace of nature's splendor. Fish, kayak or just relax...A Week my family will always cherish.
If you are looking for a fun stay right on the lake this is it. If you want modern and new - keep looking. It an old time lake experience in a rustic but cozy cottage that sits right on the lake. Yes -down 60 steps (not recommended form small children or elderly). The owner Mike goes out of his way to make it a comfortable stay. Even adding a stove pipe for a cold night and providing a wonderful Amish baked bread upon arrival. Loved sleeping in the bed and seeing the lake and waves just feet away. His two labs were great fun and provided a warm welcome. The fire pit was perfect for the evenings and the long dock had a beautiful view down the lake. The location is prefect near many wineries and a great gourmet hot dog stand. Can't wait till next time.
We had an amazing time! When we arrived, Mike greeted us and helped us carry everything down to the cabin, actually, he carried the majority of it. Once we walked down I was amazed how accurately everything was described. Somewhat isolated and plenty of piece and quiet from the outside world. We brought our dog, buddy, on his first vacation and he loved swimming and playing with Mikes dogs.
The second day he cooked us a delicious lakeshore dinner of trout on the grille, complimented by corn on the cob and salt potatoes! He went completely out of his way to make sure we enjoyed our vacation.
The fishing was great also.. We caught 4 large lake trout, lots of bullheads and small mouth bass, 2 nice rainbow trout and one Monster 12 lbs. , 28" brown trout, all only 50-100 yards from the dock! Perfect location!
The lake frontage was perfect! Being right on the water kept us very occupied, especially with the canoe and kayaks supplied. Perfect for relaxing , cooking and having a campfire right on the water. (mike even supplied the firewood for us!). At this time of year, the sunrise was directly across the water and rising over the mountains while you drank your morning coffee.
The cottage was rustic but very nice and everything we were looking for (exactly as described)! We all had an amazing time and took home some great memories and a freezer full of fish! I highly recommend this to anyone looking for a relaxing and stress free week!
Innerhalb einer Stunde Fahrt ist Corning Glass Museum, Museum der Erde (Paläontologie), Glen Curtis Museum (frühe Flugzeuge und Motorräder). Cornell University und Ithaca College, Hobart und William Smith College, Penn Yan Boat Museum.
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Hilton Garden Inn Gulfport hotel is located just off I-10 and US-49 on Airport Road. Gulfport is the ideal destination for business or leisure travelers. Whether arriving by vehicle or from the Gulfport Biloxi International Airport, our Gulfport, Mississippi hotel is mere minutes from Industrial Seaway, Port of Gulfport, 255th Air Control Squadron and the Gulfport Seabee Base.
Other areas of interest near our Gulfport, MS hotel include Crossroads Mall and Prime Outlets Gulfport, Gulfport Sportsplex, Gulfport Dragway, Harrison County Fairgrounds and Lynn Meadows Discovery Center. A short five minute drive from the Hilton Garden Inn hotel in Gulfport will have you walking the white sandy Mississippi Beach while enjoying spectacular views of the Gulf of Mexico. There are many restaurants to choose from that include fresh caught seafood that is a specialty of our Mississippi Gulf Coast. Hilton Garden Inn hotel in Gulfport, Mississippi features 137 accommodating guestrooms, each equipped with a spacious work desk, two phones (each with two lines), voicemail, data port and high-speed internet. A hospitality center in your room includes a microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, iron, ironing board and hairdryer. And for your viewing pleasure we have added 32 inch high definition flat panel TV's, a standard in every room at the Hilton Garden Inn in Gulfport, MS. Hilton Garden Inn Gulfport hotel has a business center that is complimentary to guests and accessible 24 hours. Meeting rooms are available for conferences or banquets and audio visual equipment is available to make your event a success. After a long day guests can enjoy the relaxing pool and whirlpool area or stay fit exercising in our fitness room. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served daily at the Great American Grill® and we feature a market if you need to purchase a beverage, microwave dinner, snack or sundry item. Evenings at the Hilton Garden Inn Gulfport, MS hotel can also be spent in our lounge socializing with friends and associates.
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wloowarrior22 replied to Chewbacca's topic in Sports LogosI don't understand why everyone makes the connection between the Star's sweaters and Chicago's, especially when it is the exact same striping pattern as the Rangers. Great colors, I like the new logo, away jersey is great, but the Ranger stripes on the home set bothers me.
wloowarrior22 replied to TampaBayRays's topic in Sports LogosI'm going to just come out and say it. I will own this jersey. They have really grown on me. And if they ever come out with that orange version posted, I will own that as well. They're slowly winning me over.
wloowarrior22 replied to TampaBayRays's topic in Sports Logos....I don't hate the red.... And I was very upset when I saw the first photo today... I'm scared they might grow on me
wloowarrior22 replied to TampaBayRays's topic in Sports LogosESPN just called the new font "retro"
wloowarrior22 replied to TampaBayRays's topic in Sports LogosI have seen exactly three opinions out of all of the outlets that was anything other than these are horrible, and those were from people on facebook who also said they were "fire." Did they not have any outside opinions before they settled on this??
wloowarrior22 replied to TampaBayRays's topic in Sports Logosis there ANY chance that this is a fake reveal? If they had the unveiling to be on NFL Network and they said there would be only minor changes to the uniform, could this be some sort of publicity stunt? Please let it be that...
wloowarrior22 replied to TampaBayRays's topic in Sports Logoshttp://t.co/QfP0PkdXCM I really hope that this is a joke
wloowarrior22 replied to TampaBayRays's topic in Sports LogosI'm expecting a big change in the uniforms after Gerald McCoys tweet. "@geraldini93: This is just the BEGINNING of 2014!! New Uni's coming at you as well!! I've already worn it and it's FIREEE!! Just wait. Tune in live March 5th for unveiling on Buccaneers.com!!"
wloowarrior22 replied to TampaBayRays's topic in Sports Logosif it means anything, might be due to increased traffic, but the shop link no longer works on the main site. EDIT Nevermind, working again
wloowarrior22 replied to wloowarrior22's topic in ConceptsThe switching teams comment was sarcasm haha. Again this is my idea of how far Nike could push the envelope and me be ok with it, not what I would like for them to wear. This is me trying to imagine a best-worst case scenario. For this update I gave the helmet a different look I don't believe has been done before, I gave it a hammered texture to mimic some of the swords and metal work on pirate ships, with the facemask and decal in chrome (to fit reports.) The pewter jersey is something I'm not completely sure of, but is supposed to be like Seattle's wolf grey jersey. I added a black pants option to give them a couple more options for looks, because if Nike overhauls their identity, I feel like it will be Seattle-esque. Let's hope the helmet tonight isn't a monstrosity.
wloowarrior22 posted a topic in ConceptsAs a Buc fan I am unhappy with the announcement, because I don't see anything wrong with our current look. But I wanted to mock up what Nike could possibly do to them that wouldn't make me consider getting a new favorite team. But here are two looks, one with the creamsickle color scheme, and one with the current that I hope they keep. With these I gave them a helmet close to Rutgers, with the distressed pewter chrome along with a black chrome facemask. Keeps the same logo but I'm sure they will change that. Modified Michigan States font a little, because that feels like something they could possibly use. Nothing crazy. Same template with the orange color scheme, and modified the helmet logo to give it a more full helmet effect that Nike loves these days. Reminds me a lot of Maryland after seeing it done. Let me know what you think, and lets hope the reveal isn't as bad as Jacksonville.
wloowarrior22 replied to TampaBayRays's topic in Sports LogosWhat I'm betting it ends up looking like. As a buc fan, I'm not happy with the announcement.
wloowarrior22 posted a topic in ConceptsSo being from Iowa, I was excited to see we got professional hockey back. While I don't like that they just adopted the wild moniker, I think they could of got a little creative with it. My idea, since we really don't have much of a bear population, and with the previous team the "Chops" paying homage to the Iowa Pork Producers, I thought modifying the logo to a hog would give the team a little flair. This is my first draft and is very rough, I don't like the barn or silo, and want to do rows of corn, but really can't figure out how to make that look right. C&C welcome
wloowarrior22 replied to sportstar1212's topic in Sports LogosStumbled across this, have my doubts about it but don't know if its for sure fake or not. http://www.ebay.com/itm/REEBOK-LOS-ANGELES-KINGS-ALEC-MARTINEZ-PREMIER-JERSEY-WHITE-sz-LARGE-/360577263020?pt=U_Hockey_Fan_Shop&hash=item53f41465ac
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Maintanance of bird houses and breeding centres, construction of toys, preparing food.
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There is only a handful of conservation projects that devote themselves exclusively to parrots. With populations decreasing conservations are vital for the population of parrots in Costa Rica which are the bright red macaw (Ara macao) and the big Macaw (Ara ambiguus). In the conservations they care for injured birds and ready them to be released into the wild after breeding. The goal of the center is to save the species. Most of the parrots arrive after being confiscated or rescued.
The centre also studys the habitat of parrots ensuring they can live in freedom. The decline of parrots in Costa Rica has gotten so out of control that there are only about 25-35 breeding pairs of the green Macaw in Costa Rica. There are about 40-60 parrots in the station (number is subject to change, depending on parrot reproduction and release). About 10-15 parrots are released into the wild each year.
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Working for this service helps ensure that the parrot species is saved in Costa Rica, it also explains how bad the problem has got for the species. There are two locations to work: the hatchery and release station which are located on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica in the province of Guanacaste. Another release station is located on the Caribbean coast just south of the town of Puerto Viejo in the Province of Limón.
By doing this project you are protecting the nature of Costa Rica. You should be able to work in a team and also independently. Experience is great but not essential. You have to be able to get stuck in with the birds straight away.
On both locations of the project there are many different things to do in your spare time such as swimming and water sports in the sea, as well as exploring the beaches and looking at beautiful views Costa Rica has to offer.
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This year marks the 50th anniversary of the opening of Vatican II. Why is the Church not doing anything to mark this significant occasion?
In fact, Pope Benedict has announced a "Year of Faith" to mark the 50th anniversary of the second Vatican Council. It will begin on 11 October, the day that the Council was formally opened by Blessed Pope John XXIII. The focus of the Year of Faith will be the new evangelisation: something very much in accord with the concerns of the Fathers of the Council.
In his message for the opening of the Council, Pope John said that the Council wanted "to transmit doctrine, pure and whole, without attenuations or misrepresentations," but also in a way that corresponds to the needs of our time. On the 20th anniversary of the closing of the Council, the Synod of Bishops (one of the fruits of the Council) called for a new Catechism as a sure point of reference for local catechisms. This new Catechism was completed in 1992, the 30th anniversary of the opening of the Council.
Pope Benedict has explained that Vatican II should be understood in terms of reform and renewal in the continuity of the one subject Church which was founded by Christ, rather than as a rupture with the past. It is wrong to speak as though everything before the Council was bad and everything after it was good. The Catechism, the recent movement to reform the Sacred Liturgy, the laity's pro-life witness to the world, the foundation of new movements for evangelisation, and many other initiatives of young Catholics, all put into practice this vital concern of the Holy Father and of the Council itself.
The Year of Faith will be an opportunity to rediscover the teaching of Vatican II, to read the documents again, to see how the vision of the Council Fathers is presented in the new Catechism, and to reflect on our own role in the new evangelisation. The Council is often presented in terms of quasi-political slogans. By studying its actual teaching, we can learn instead about how the Church encourages us to evangelise the world.
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