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I also agree with Billysinc, sdways01 and Snow Miser. This forum has been slow, I am waiting last 7 days for activations mail.
I also agree with Billysinc, sdways01 and Snow Miser. This forum has been slow, I am waiting last 7 days for activations mail.
If either Bill or Bob can't and if needed I would be willing to be a moderator. I've been a moderator on a large automotive forum (over 100k members and 1.3 million posts) since 2004 so I'm familiar with what goes on in the background. But with the traffic this site sees I wouldn't anticipate you needing more than a couple of mods.
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Thank you Snow Miser for taking this one, and everyone else that will help to keep these boards going.
Thanks for everyone's enthusiastic responses! With the addition of Snow Miser (thank you!) we now have five moderators (Bill O, fifteendays, h2oeco, Snow Miser, and I), so we should have our bases covered. Per Snow Miser's request I am about to send out an email to all moderators with a quick review of what's entailed in being a moderator. If you should have any questions or suggestions for me (since I'm a new moderator, too!), please feel free to reply to that email.
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We've recently had this conversation over on VFTT, which has lower than historical participation, but much higher than this forum. The end result really is that content is king. Without content, there isn't anything to draw people to the site. The forum has to decide what its mission is and then find contributors (not necessarily moderators -- we have only 3 on VFTT and have much higher traffic) to produce the content.
The forums, vBulletin in particular, have to compete with other mediums which are better suited to the current sharing preferences of users - blogs, wordpress, facebook, etc. I know there is a cycle with VFTT where a new user comes along, wants to find people to hike with, gets involved for a while, finds some friends, and then they disappear to private channels like facebook with that set of friends.
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Look I wanted to contribute to this forum but every single time I wanted to post, I had to keep waiting for my posts to be "approved" so I couldn't contribute.
Edit: Wow, looks like I can post normally, finally! But it took 2.5 months to get my account fully operational.
Is this normal? Has anyone else had problems like these?
Alright give me some time to get back into "ambitious posting mode" and let's see what I can do.
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Nobody is posting anything, that is the problem. A good example was a question I just answered in the weather forum. Original poster never even acknowledged my response, which makes me not want to respond.
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The facebook updates provided by the MWO staff are great, and clearly get many viewers. But the comments posted are almost unbearable to read. They are as bad as the comments posted for an online news article.
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T.O. Fits Walter Camp Award Criteria to a T
By Randy York
Tom Osborne has had several opportunities to be honored with the Walter Camp Football Foundation's "Distinguished American" Award, and Saturday, Jan. 12, 2013, seemed as good a time as any to accept the accolade. He will, after all, be retired from his Nebraska athletic director duties for all of 11 days when he accepts the award in conjunction with the 2012 Walter Camp All-America Banquet at the Yale University Commons in New Haven, Conn.
Talk about Nebraska history intersecting with one of football's biggest postseason stages. Walter Camp is "The Father of American Football" and the organization that bears his name has selected All-America teams since 1889. A former Yale University athlete and coach, Camp is credited with developing play from scrimmage, set plays and even the restriction of play to 11 men per side.
It only makes sense that one of the most innovative coaches in football history will be honored by an all-volunteer organization that will host its 46th national awards banquet and present its 35th "Distinguished American" recipient.
Will Join Red, Eddie, Bob and another Tom
Osborne will join a cavalcade of previously named Distinguished Americans that include such legendary football coaches and players as George Halas, Red Grange, Eddie Robinson, Tom Landry, Steve Young, Bo Schembechler and Len Dawson, plus a host of other legends, including Bob Hope, Paul Tagliabue, Dick Ebersol, Pat Summerall and Keith Jackson.
Who knows? If some magic carpet ride ends up pairing Nebraska with Notre Dame in a possible Husker-Irish Rose Bowl, Osborne will be in the same fast company with three Walter Camp-named Distinguished Americans from Notre Dame – TV personality Regis Philbin (2002), longtime school President, the Rev. Theodore Hesburgh (1993) and "King of the Marathoners" James Crowley (1978).
This much is certain. Tom Osborne fits the Walter Camp Award criteria to an absolute T, making it easy for most Nebraska fans to fill in the blanks themselves: 1) Use talents to attain great success in business, private life or public service; 2) Accomplish something no other has done; 3) Have a record of dedication to mankind; 4) Live a life dedicated to the preservation of the American ideal; 5) Understand the football-related lessons of self-denial, cooperation and teamwork; 6) Be a person of honesty, integrity and dedication; 7) Be a leader, an innovator and even a pioneer who has reached a degree of excellence that distinguishes the honoree from contemporaries; and 8) Lives within the principles of Walter Camp.
Camp Leader: Osborne Made a Difference for Many
"We are honored to recognize one of college football's all-time greats," Walter Camp Foundation President John Marks said in a press release. "Coach Osborne's passion, integrity and commitment to excellence have allowed him to make a difference in the lives of many."
The press release also stated that The Foundation is offering a "Holiday Ticket Promotion" for its National Awards Dinner: Buy two tickets for $400 before Dec. 31 and save $150. Those interested in attending can call (203) 288-CAMP (288-2267) for more information.
Even though Osborne is never that comfortable receiving an honor, he's had to warm up to the challenge. Last month, Northwestern presented Osborne with a new set of golf clubs as a retirement present. Last weekend, Michigan State presented him with a book about Mackinac Island, an historic spot on Lake Huron, where certain Spartans have reserved a spot for an avid fisherman to enjoy his favorite hobby.
Osborne is always humbled when others reach out to honor him. He's also always appreciative, but continues to approach each day with a sense of purpose guided by one of his staunchest principles – doing something for someone who can't do anything in return.
If the Walter Camp Foundation ever decides to expand its criteria for Distinguished Americans, that might be a good principle to add … a meaningful legacy from its latest legend who voted like everyone else yesterday, privately and without fanfare.
T.O. Describes Proof Points, Lessons Learned
Osborne did one more thing this week that distinguishes a Hall-of-Fame coach, a successful athletic director and a three-term Congressman who is willing to share whatever wisdom he can when asked. An NCAA reporter was seeking a relevant election-related story, and Osborne accommodated that request. The online headline for her story: Osborne is proof that athletics and politics can live together.
The last two paragraphs in that story help define why the Walter Camp Foundation is honoring Osborne as a Distinguished American. Reflecting on his time in Congress and at Nebraska, Osborne cautions young people with this advice: "There's a lot of emphasis in our culture on what appears to be success, and that may have to do with how much financial success you have or how many awards and trophies you have won, and I don't know if in the long run that's all that productive. Something I always thought was really critical was the issue of character, not so much what your trappings and visible signs of success might be, but rather, who you are as a person."
Osborne sees lessons learned through athletics. "You can't always control circumstances and you can't always control what an official does or if the ball bounces a certain way," he said. "There are a lot of chance factors you can't always control, but you can control your own character and your own sense of worth, and you can always decide to be a servant rather than someone who's going to be served. That makes a huge difference."
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Free workshop at UM-Dearborn will discuss how to search the Internet to find reliable information about diseases, medications and staying healthy
September 3, 2008
DEARBORN / Sept. 3, 2008---Members of the public can learn how to search the Internet to find reliable information about diseases, medications and staying healthy at the University of Michigan-Dearborn this month.
The campuss Mardigian Library will host a workshop about Authoritative Medical Resources on the Internet from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 19.
The workshop, which is free and open to the public, will take place in the universitys BorgWarner Auditorium inside the Institute for Advanced Vehicle Systems Building, located off of the campuss Richard Drive.
Pat Martin, a librarian with the Health Sciences Medical Library at U-M Ann Arbor, will discuss how to find information online regarding what treatments are available for diseases; what medical studies people can join to help find a cure; and which organizations sponsor support groups.
The workshop is presented by the University of Michigan Health Sciences Libraries in conjunction with the National Network of Libraries of Medicine.
For more information, contact Bob Fraser, librarian at the Mardigian Library, at 313-593-3740 or email@example.com.
CONTACT: Jennifer Sroka
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With the Wilderness Act and Land and Water Conservation Fund already under his belt, Pr
These are waterways where the river's free-flowing character has been protected by prohibiting dams and ensuring corridors are undeveloped.
There are over 450 animal species listed as endangered and over 170 listed as threatened, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
On a trail high above western North Carolina's spectacular Linville Gorge, I'm hacking at the base of a stubborn Carolina rhododendron with a pulaski ax. The trunk and roots of this "rhodo" seem to get broader and stronger the deeper I dig.
Befitting a pioneer nation, many of our most revered natural landscapes, from the Grand Canyon to Yosemite, are in the west. However, the roots of American conservation lie firmly in the eastern half of the country, as do many pieces of extraordinary designated wilderness.
The Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee passed S. 1294, a bill first introduced in 2010 that would protect nearly 20,000 acres of public land.
Designated wilderness areas are delightful places to experience the magical unfolding of spring. Wild lands offer magnificent destinations for outdoor recreation - whether it's hiking, wildlife-watching, climbing, canoeing or snowshoeing.
The Appalachian National Scenic Trail, generally known as the Appalachian Trail or simply the A.T., is a marked hiking trail in the eastern U.S. extending between Springer Mountain in Georgia and Mount Katahdin in Maine.
The Wilderness Society's trail crew known as Southern Appalachian Wilderness Stewards (SAWS) has been featured in this month's
Tweets about "@wilderness"
Tell congress it's time to stop sitting on more than two dozen wilderness bills.


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20 Broth-Based Soups to Nourish and Satisfy
It has taken me a very long time to overcome my dislike for broth-based soups. As a chubby girl growing up in the Midwest, they always seemed like a cruel trick that my parents would play on me. Their thinness always seemed to signal a lack of food. Being older now and understanding the simplicity and beauty of a broth-based soup, however, I'm quite looking forward to cooking some up and snuggling down for the evening. Here are 20 recipes that are sure to become household favorites.
Here's a few of our favorite soups from around the web. Do you have a recipe you've taste tested this Fall? Leave us a link in the comments below!
• Wonton Soup from Martha Stewart
• Lemon Grass Chicken Soup from MyRecipes
• Ginger Squash Soup with Parmesan Croutons from Martha Stewart
• Duck Pho from Serious Eats
• Tomato, Fennel & Crab Soup from Bon Appetit
• Galician Pork and Vegetable Stew from Bon Appetit
• Golden Peach Soup w/ Shrimp & Crab Seviche from MyRecipes
• 15 Minute Lentil Soup from Martha Stewart
• Hue Beef Noodle Soup from Bon Appetit
• Ozoni Soup from CHOW
• Chicken Tortilla Soup from The Pioneer Woman
• Chicken & Sweet Potato Soup w/ Chile & Lime from MyRecipes
• Chicken and Chive-Dumpling Soup Recipe from Bon Appetit
• Mushroom and Pancetta Soup from CHOW
• Italian Chicken Soup from The Pioneer Woman
• Carrot and Fennel Soup from 101 Cookbooks
• Minestrone Soup With Soybeans from MyRecipes
• Chicken-and-Ricotta Meatballs in Broth from Martha Stewart
• Onion Soup With Apple Cider from Bon Appetit
• Mixed Mushroom Soup from 101 Cookbooks
Related: Dull Soup? Fix It With Just One Ingredient
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The two 101cookbook recipes are wonderful (the carrot and fennel soup is also available in the recent NY Times Cookbook). Both have become regular features in my life.
ONION SOUP WITH APPLE CIDER?! Sarah Rae Trover, you are a hero for pointing me toward this one, it sounds like everything I love!
All I've wanted to eat lately has been clear soups, well timed article!
The broth is key. It's gotta be good. Then there is nothing like a brothy soup.
I've got a 1970s soup cookbook that introduced me to the joys of panade - a.k.a golden chicken broth with bread soaking in it. I haven't made it with saffron like the recipe calls for (I'm poor, people) and I haven't made any chicken soup without meat and veg in it, but I've got bags of chicken bones and skin in my freezer reading for souping. Made chicken and veg soup this weekend with bones and skin and the leftovers turned into aspic in the fridge. Thinned with a little water and reheated, it was fantastic!


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From Scalable Efficiency to Scalable Adaptability
Work in the 21st century is radically different than in the previous century. The 9-to-5, hierarchical model that took hold in the industrial age has given way to a new landscape. The pace of change is faster. Work is increasingly virtual, transparent, collaborative and dispersed. Organizations are flatter. Companies are much easier to see into. Careers zig and zag. Information flows in all directions.
The result? The corporate ladder model, along with the outdated norms and expectations it signifies, is collapsing.
In their new book, The Corporate Lattice: Achieving High Performance in the Changing World of Work, Deloitte Chief Talent Officer Cathy Benko and Talent Director Molly Anderson define an emerging model business leaders can use to capitalize on this new reality – the Corporate Lattice. The lattice model organizes a strategic and comprehensive response in three core areas: how careers are built, how work gets done and how organizational participation is fostered.
The Corporate Lattice reveals why lattice organizations are often more adaptable, more profitable, have higher return on assets and higher revenue growth than their ladder counterparts. It also provides lattice-in-action case studies from Cisco, Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, Thomson Reuters, Deloitte and Thrivent Financial, among others.
Explore the resources below and at the right to learn more about The Corporate Lattice.


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Eagle Watching at Starved Rock State Park
You don't have to travel north to see these majestic birds of prey. Thousands of eagles migrate south from Canada during the winter and Illinois is one of the homes of the greatest population of wintering bald eagles. The Starved Rock Lodge in Utica offers a "Bald Eagle Trolley Tour" in January and February on Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Viewing birds from the Veranda at the Starved Rock Lodge is good as well. Dress warmly though. This great viewing spot is right outside the doors of the Great Room. If you'd like some exercise, take a hike on one of the trails at the Starved Rock State Park. One trail begins right at the Veranda. For a birds eye view, hike to the top of the Rock. Another popular event is "Eagle Watch Weekend" with activites both at the Starved Rock Lodge and the Illinois Waterway Visitors Center.
CITY: Oglesby
Bald Eagle Trolley Tours
In January and February ride the trolley from Starved Rock Lodge to the Illinois Waterway Visitor Center for bald eagle viewing and an educational program. Includes lunch during the week and brunch on Sunday in the Main Dining Room.
CITY: Oglesby
Historic Trolley Tour
June through December. Board a trolley outside of the Great Hall area of the Lodge. Enjoy a historic trolley ride with stops at the Starved Rock State Park Visitor Center where you will see a short video of the area. You will also travel to the Illinois Waterway Visitor Center where you will see Starved Rock from across the river and watch as the river traffic lock through the locks. You will also travel through the village of Utica and hear about the Illinois and Michigan Canal. While aboard, the driver will narrate the history and legends of the area. For tickets and information please call 815-220-7386. $12 Adults, $10 Seniors, $8 Child 10 and under. 2014 Dates: JUNE – OCTOBER- Tuesday – 3:00pm, Thursday – 3:00pm, Saturday – 3:00pm, Sunday – 12:00pm & 1:30pm. November & December- Saturday - 12:00pm & 1:30pm, Sunday - 12:00pm & 1:30pm.
CITY: Oglesby
Sweet Autumn Clematis Festival
See and smell hundreds of feet of walls covered in Autumn Clematis; followed by punch served in Luther Hall. The event runs from 10:00am- 5:00pm.
CITY: Streator
Live Music and Smokehouse Sensations
Bluegrass and Blues every Sunday at 5:00pm with Awesome Smokehouse Ribs, Beef Brisket and Pulled Pork. 9th Street Pub - open Sundays all day with music at 5pm. No cover charge.
CITY: LaSalle
I&M Canal Mule-Pulled Boat Rides
Your 90-min, round trip journey on the mule-pulled, full-size replica canal boat will take you on the same hand-dug waterway that 19th century pioneers traveled. Your guides, dressed as Canal Era crew and passengers, will take you back in time to life on the American frontier and the Illinois prairie. Meet our mules, Larry and Moe, and learn how mules and horses powered the boats in the last century. Seating on open-air deck and in enclosed cabin. Plenty of seating for inclement weather - boat runs rain and shine. Handicapped Accessible except motorized wheelchairs. Parking is free. All tickets must be picked up at the Lock 16 Center, 754 First Street, LaSalle, IL. Please plan to arrive at least 20 minutes before scheduled departure. Call 815-220-1848 for questions, special requests & additional days and times, other than Friday through Sunday, LaSalle Canal Boat.
CITY: LaSalle
River Junktion Market
Join us at the inaugural market debuting on Saturday June 7, 2014 at the junction of the Fox & Illinois Rivers. In conjunction with the third annual 2 Rivers Wine Festival, which annually attracts thousands of attendees from near & far, you can't miss! River JunKtion will 'plus' Ottawa's best established festivals. Wine Fest (June 7), Riverfest (August 2), Scarecrow/Oktoberfest (September 27 ) & a stand alone Holiday market in November (tba). Rest assured, a major influx of people will already be in Ottawa to attend these festivals & will wander over to the new, scenic 26 acre prime Riverfront location, set with trees, greenspace, parking & natural beauty. Ottawa park venue.
CITY: Ottawa
Hike into History
This hiking tour is offered on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights every month (excluding July and October). There's nothing better than a guided hike to see the best parts of the park and learn its rich history. Reserve your room or cabin at Starved Rock Lodge on Tuesday or Wednesday night and take a guided hike on Wednesday or Thursday morning at 9:00 am from the Lobby. When you get back from your hike, you'll enjoy lunch in the Dining Room. The hike on Tuesday and Wednesday will go to Starved Rock and French Canyon unless otherwise requested. On Thursday you will join the weekly Walkers Club and go along with them on their pre-scheduled, weekly hike. Family Cabins are excluded from packages.
CITY: Oglesby
Tribute to the Stars
Each of the "Tribute to the Stars" musical tribute shows is offered with an overnight stay - just steps away from the Great Hall in the comfort of historic Starved Rock Lodge. From Bing Crosby to Patsy Cline, you've never seen so many stars in one place. Tribute to the Stars Ticket Only Prices: Matinee: $32.00 per person (includes lunch & show), Dinner Show: $37.00 per person (includes wine tasting, dinner & show) Overnight Package Pricing: Matinees: $144.00 - Includes Lunch & Show with an overnight stay for two guests (plus tax). Evening Shows: $154.00 - Includes Wine Tasting, Dinner & Show with an overnight stay for two guests (plus tax). Family Cabins are excluded from packages.
CITY: Oglesby
Annual Leinenkugel Dinner
What a night for Leinenkugel lovers! Everything on the menu at the Leinie Dinner is made with Leinenkugel beers, from appetizers to dessert. This fun evening includes a dinner with all dishes made with Leinenkugel beer. You will also be able to taste the Leinenkugel beer variety. There will also be chances to win great prizes, plus one lucky guest will win a grand prize. Must be present to win. Tickets are $50.00 per person. Reservations are required, and must be 21 years of age or older.
CITY: Oglesby
Breakfast with Santa
Join the jolliest man, as well as the Mrs., for a breakfast buffet at Starved Rock Lodge. Following breakfast, you'll be treated to "Magic by Cory". Also attending will be "Grace" a white-tailed deer from the Furry Friends. Children may take turns sitting on Santa's lap to tell him their Christmas wishes and receive a chocolate treat. Enjoy brunch and meet Santa between 8:30am and 11:30am. $15.50 adults & $11.95 children under 10.
CITY: Oglesby
New Year's Eve Overnight at Starved Rock Lodge
Join the party and stay the night on New Year's Eve-Dec. 31, 2014. Stay a night at the historic Starved Rock Lodge where the New Year's Eve party takes place in the Great Hall and Starved Rock Room. The two-sided fireplace is aglow and the ambiance is warm and inviting. The cocktail hour begins with an open bar and hors d'oeuvres, followed by a New Year's Eve Dinner Buffet, a champagne toast at midnight, 1:00 am pastries and brunch on New Year`s Day. Two live bands performing during the evening to keep you entertained!
CITY: Oglesby
Christmas Trolley Lights Tour
Relax before the holidays on this illuminated tour of the LaSalle, Peru, Oglesby and Utica area, just days before Christmas. Let the staff plan the route and do the driving so you can enjoy light displays in our fully enclosed trolley. The trolleys are heated but you may want to bring along an extra blanket. Each tour will have a guide to get into the holiday spirit through some Christmas carols and songs. Tours run from 6-8pm and reservations are a must.
CITY: Oglesby
Starved Rock Lodge's Outdoor Woman Workshop
Trade your to-do list for a weekend for yourself and friends. Ever wanted to pull back a bow and shoot an arrow? How about learning the proper way to saddle a horse? This is a day filled with fun where women from all over will gather and learn nontraditional skills in a relaxed environment. Starved Rock Lodge and the National Wild Turkey Federation bring classes to this workshop, such as shooting. 5 workshops, 2 meals and snacks are included in both days events. The only class that will be offered on Friday is shooting and Friday is not sold alone. Call to reserve a spot! Participation in only Saturday's workshops is $65 and both days is $92 per person.
CITY: Oglesby
Canal Connection 10K
This year marks the 165th Anniversary of the opening of the Illinois-Michigan Canal. Join runners in the Canal Connection and run along the Canal Tow path and end it the historic village of Utica.
CITY: LaSalle
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
A play based on the book written by Barbara Robinson in 1971. It tells the story of Imogene, Claude, Ralph, Leroy, Ollie, and Gladys, six delinquent children surnamed Herdman. They go to church for the first time after being told that the church offers snacks. Despite protests from other church members, they are given roles in the Sunday school's Christmas play, in which they tell the Christmas story in a non-conventional fashion.
CITY: LaSalle
Dinner and Christmas Concert
Lovely Christmas music by the Prairie Singers and a delicious holiday meal by the Cheese Shop of Ottawa. Reservations required. Reddick Mansion Association.
CITY: Ottawa
The Rainmaker
Directed by Ellen Marincic, this warm comedy set in a drought-ridden rural town during the Depression features spinster, Lizzy Curry's family, who are beginning to despair of her ever finding a husband. Then into town rides a con man who promises to bring rain in exchange for $100. Can he also change the forecast for Lizzy? Shows are Friday & Saturday at 7:30PM and Sunday at 2:00PM. Tickets are $15.00 each.
CITY: LaSalle
Victorian Christmas at the Reddick Mansion
The Reddick Mansion will be decked out in it's Victorian Christmas Decor and open for tours! Activities for this weekend include: gingerbread house making, holiday music, photos with Santa, and a walk-through a life size gingerbread house! Check the Reddick Mansion Website for more information. Includes Holiday Open House, Christmas Music, and Refreshments.
CITY: Ottawa
Dinner & A Little History in LaSalle
Topic: "The TR! Show". Derek Evans presents "The TR! Show" at our November session. Mr. Evans brings to life the dynamic character of Theodore Roosevelt. Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt, the youngest President of the United States, was one of the most interesting men who ever lived. Throughout his life he was a cattle rancher, deputy sheriff, historian, naturalist, explorer, author of 35 books, police commissioner, assistant secretary of the Navy, governor of New York, war hero, lawyer, and the first American to win a Nobel Prize. Speaker, Mr. Evans was trained for the theatre at Northwestern University, New York University, and the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco. As manager and director of the Monarch Theatre Company, he brought Shakespeare, Opera, and literary adaptations to schools throughout the American Midwest. Reservations required. 5:30pm - 8:00pm, Canal Corridor Association. $24 CCA Members, $29 Non-Members.
CITY: LaSalle
Reddick Mansion Holiday Decor Preview
Be the first to see the Mansion in its holiday splendor! All of the holiday decorations are sure to put you in the holiday mood. Be the first to purchase lovely and unique ornaments off the Mansion's Christmas trees.
CITY: Ottawa
Legacy Girls - Andrews Sisters
The vocal trio, The Legacy Girls, will entertain you with three-part harmonies, costumes and synchronized dances that are true to the Andrews Sisters style. The Legacy Girls are dedicated to bringing the songs of the past back to life! Matinee (lunch & show) is only $32.00. For more information and to purchase tickets call 815-220-7386.
CITY: Oglesby
Bald Eagle Watch Weekend
"Eagle Watch Weekend" includes activites both at the Starved Rock Lodge and the Illinois Waterway Visitors Center. You don't have to travel north to see these majestic birds of prey. Thousands of eagles migrate south from Canada during the winter and Illinois is one of the homes of the greatest population of wintering bald eagles. For a birds eye view, hike to the top of the Rock.
CITY: Oglesby
Art and Artifacts Tour
Art and Artifacts Tour at Hegeler Carus Mansion in LaSalle on Sat-Sun, Nov 1st & 2nd. Guides will tell the story of the Hegeler Carus family and their extraordinary home. For prices, information or to register for events (all registration is done online), please visit www.hegelercarus.org.
CITY: LaSalle


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Senior Technician - Fleet
Location: Cleveland, Ohio
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The Senior Technician maintains and enhances Park District vehicles and equipment, as assigned, by performing skilled and semi-skilled work in a manner which results in a quality product and/or program consistent with District policies. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS : Performs master mechanical repairs and rebuilding work on equipment and vehicles beyond first echelon of maintenance. Performs considerable skilled and semi-skilled work in a responsible manner by exercising independent judgment and demonstrates ini...
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Grants Specialist
Location: Cleveland, OH
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The Grants Specialist researches, develops, recommends and implements funding strategies, writes, prepares, submits, and tracks grant and foundation proposals and applications and provides reports and maintains grant documents. The Grants Specialist coordinates the overall grant application, administration, and reporting process for the Park District, including foundations, government agencies and other funding organizations. The Grants Specialist prepares grant initiatives for review by the Chief...
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Director, Events & Experiences
Location: Cleveland, Ohio
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The Director of Special Events and Experiences is responsible for driving revenue through special events and experiences at Cleveland Metroparks. The director will establish the revenue plan through strategic partnerships, selling and executing both internal and external special events, rental of spaces to external groups for individual or public/ticketed events, and group sales for the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. The Director is also responsible for the permit process for all park experiences. ...
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Naturalist II (2 vacancies)
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Rocky River Nature Center North Chagrin Nature Center The Naturalist II (Part Time) promotes, supports and leads Outdoor Education initiatives and programs to increase the public's environmental awareness and concern for the conservation, preservation and management of wildlife, plant communities and open space. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Part-time naturalists may perform all the jobs assigned to full-time naturalists but with reduced hours. Part-time naturalist responsibilities are assigned by ...
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Registration and Data Specialist
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The Registration and Data Specialist develops and implements online and offline public program registration and provides computer and application support to the Zoo Conservation Education Division for efficient and effective use of computer technology. The Registration and Data Specialist simultaneously provides customer service to clients booking education programs and group discount admission reservations. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS : Assists with updating and maintaining the Zoo's Conservation Educati...
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Sales Associate - Mall Kiosks
Location: Beachwood and Strongsville, OH
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SALES ASSOCIATE - MALL KIOSKS (SEASONAL) TWO KIOSK LOCATIONS: SOUTHPARK MALL (STRONGSVILLE) BEACHWOOD PLACE MALL (BEACHWOOD) The Sales Associate conducts and implements sales of Cleveland Metroparks merchandise, services and/or products. Assists in the operation of Park District retail stores at SouthPark Mall in Strongsville and Beachwood Place Mall in Beachwood. Serves the public with integrity to effectively and efficiently assist customers and represent Cleveland Metroparks in a profes...
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Assistant Food and Beverage Manager Golf Operations The Assistant Food and Beverage Manager works with the General Manager of Restaurant, Food and Beverage – Golf ("General Manager") to develop, manage, implement, administer, and evaluate comprehensive concession programs assigned at Cleveland Metroparks golf facilities. The incumbent meets sales goals by enhancing revenue, reducing costs and providing the public with high quality concession services. Essential Functions Works under the direction ...
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Cleveland Metroparks is seeking seasonal employees to serve the public by assisting in the operation of hayrides and toboggan chutes at The Chalet. Hours include evenings, weekends, holidays, and various shifts between the months of October and March . RESPONSIBILITIES : Service customers by assisting with hayrides and toboggan rides. Maintain security of equipment and inventory. Responsible for safety and cleanliness of work area. DUTIES : Follows all safety procedures. Assists park patrons in sa...
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Hayride Tractor Driver
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Cleveland Metroparks is seeking seasonal employees to serve the public by assisting in operation of tractor-driven hay rides at The Chalet. Hours include evenings, weekends, holidays, and various shifts during the month of October . RESPONSIBILITIES : Service customers by safely driving tractor for tractor drawn hayrides. Maintain security of equipment and inventory. Responsible for safety and cleanliness of work area. DUTIES : Follows all safety procedures. Assists park patrons in safe use ...
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Location: Rivergate Park and East 55th Marina
Job Type: Seasonal
Cleveland Metroparks is seeking enthusiastic, friendly and customer-oriented individuals to assist in the operation of its restaurants. All staff work together cooperatively to provide a clean, safe and quality experience with excellent food for guests of the restaurant. Several positions are available: Line Cook, Prep Cook, Dishwasher, Waiter, Busser, Bartender and Host. Essential Functions Maintains a clean, safe facility. Adheres to portions and preparation guidelines for cost effectiveness. Re...
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Golf Course Cashier - Seasonal
Job Type: Seasonal
Greet golfers, sell green fees, rent carts and answer telephones. Use point-of-sale computer cash register. Must be outgoing, friendly "people" person. 24-hour Job Hotline: 216-635-3211 More more information, call Cleveland Metroparks Human Resources 216-635-3280 or 216-635-3228.
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Cashier - Seasonal
Location: Huntington Beach, Edgewater Beach,
Job Type: Seasonal
Cleveland Metroparks is currently seeking cashiers for various locations. Typical responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Concession/Marina Sales Receive and Handle Cash Maintain Cleanliness at Facility Provide Excellent Customer Service Minimum 18 years or older (21 at 55 th Marina) Candidates Must be Available to Work a Flexible Schedule Candidates are subject to a credit check Wage : $7.95 - $10.50 per hour Hours : Up to 20 to 40 Hours per week (May – September at Edgewater an...
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Director of Development
Location: Administrative Offices
Job Type: Full Time
The Director of Development provides leadership and strategic vision to all aspects of the charitable fundraising activities of the Park District. The incumbent oversees the development of fundraising strategies and major gift campaigns, establishes and maintains contact with potential financial supporters, including private and public organizations. The incumbent identifies potential grant opportunities and oversees the preparation of proposals. The incumbent promotes Cleveland Metroparks in an accurat...
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Park Maintenance Laborer
Location: Park Reservations
Job Type: Seasonal
Daily tasks of the Park Maintenance Laborer include, but are not limited to: Removal of trash, leaves, and branches from Park District grounds Cleaning shelter houses, restrooms and performs other housekeeping chores in Park District facilities Assisting with painting buildings, fences, signs, etc, tree removal, trimming trees and shrubs Watering and mowing grass throughout park areas as directed Operating light equipment such as: trucks, lawn mowers and trimmers and maintaining equipment used Performin...
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Concession and Facilities Supervisor
Location: Huntington Beach, Edgewater, E. 55th Marina, and Rivergate Park Restaurant
Job Type: Seasonal
The Concession and Facilities Supervisor assists the Park Manager, General Manager of Restaurant and Concessions, Concession Manager or Facilities/Concessions Specialist in managing, coordinating and overseeing day-to-day operations, special programming, training, placement and supervision of staff at: Huntington Beach, Edgewater, E 55 th Marina, and Rivergate Park Restaurant. Essential Functions Maintains facility safety, cleanliness and cost effectiveness Supervises and trains seasonal staff including ...
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Food Service Attendant
Location: Various Golf Clubhouses
Job Type: Seasonal
The Food Service Attendant (Seasonal) provides food preparation, cooking, sales of food and beverage, preparing location for daily service operations for a pleasant dining experience. Responsible for accurate accounting of cash and all transactions and assists with location inventory controls. Essential functions : Prepares, cooks, and serves food in a prompt, courteous and timely manner Follows all health and safety requirements of the Cuyahoga County Health Department and state regulations Sell...
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Zoo Cashier - Seasonal
Location: Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
Job Type: Seasonal
RESPONSIBILITIES : Provide exceptional customer service to Zoo guests in a friendly, personable manner at all times. Engage guests in a friendly and positive manner. Receive visitor complaints and resolve complaints when possible. Uphold the high standards of Cleveland Metroparks by actions, appearance & attitude at all times and in all places. DUTIES : Operate computer based ticketing system to record fees from admission and other services. Issue appropriate change. Collect admission fe...
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Darts and laurels
Laurels to a special homecoming at the North Carolina Zoo. Aquila the polar bear recently returned to the Asheboro attraction, where workers are completing an expanded habitat for Aquila and Wilhelm, the zoo's other polar bear. Because of the construction project, the two bears had to be temporarily housed elsewhere beginning in the summer of 2011. Aquila went to the Detroit Zoo, and Wilhelm relocated to Milwaukee, where it will remain until the $8.5 million habitat expansion wraps up. Meanwhile, zoo patrons can enjoy watching Aquila in part of his new digs while looking forward to Willie's return and perhaps additional bears in the future. As part of the expansion, the zoo will be positioned to become a polar-bear breeding facility.
Dart to another death occurring because a child was left in a hot vehicle. Authorities said a 4-year-old Transylvania County boy died Wednesday after his grandmother dropped other children off at school and then went home, apparently forgetting that the child was still strapped in a rear seat. This is an anguishing event that occurs too often, claiming almost 40 young lives each year. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration urges people to never leave a child unattended in a vehicle, even if the windows are open, and never let children play in an unattended vehicle. The agency offers this safety suggestion for those who transport babies or young children: Keep a large teddy bear or other stuffed animal in car seats when they are empty, and move the stuffed toy to the front seat when a child is in the car seat so it can serve as a visual reminder. More safety tips: www.safercar.gov/parents/heatstroke.htm.
Laurels to Livingstone College officials and students for partnering with Isenberg Elementary School to encourage students to read. In addition to making a trip to Isenberg to read to students, the college also donates books to the school — truly a gift that keeps on giving every time a student picks up one of those books. And speaking of donating books to students, there's still time to participate in the "Give Five — Read Five" campaign, a statewide initiative encouraging individuals and businesses to donate five books to their local elementary school. Although reading should be a year-round activity, research shows it's especially important for young readers to continue working on their reading skills over the summer break. The "Give Five — Read Five" campaign is designed to make all students have books that they can take home to read over the summer.