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We often travel between Texas and Colorado and vice-versa. The Drury Inn and Suites in Amarillo has become our standard overnight resting place. It is conveniently located, clean, and quiet. The popcorn machine in the lobby creates a smell of rancid grease throughout the ground-level and second floors of the hotel. I guess that some folks like the popcorn, but I'm not in that group.
Staff was very friendly and made us feel so welcome. I really enjoyed kickback and there was plentyNot of space for us and two little ones! Def recommend! Nothing :) Was great!
Noisy neighbors.
Horrible Room not clean, breakfast not what described on website
Baymont Inn is a good overall place to stay...especially if you have a dog and can stay on the first floor near an exit. The hotel recently installed new door keys. The first evening they did not work, the receptionist was most accommodating and simply rekeyed the card. Problem solved. The next morning the key did not work. The lady behind this desk this time insinuated that the problem was me...it wasn't. Once she re-set the card it worked fine. I hope the hotel gets the key problem solved.
not much. maybe comfortable beds, after having to change rooms do to sheets having hairs all in both of them. a real pain. won't go back. hairs in sheets, not clean. lady never brought sheets so we went back to the front and asked for another room. she said that she often has to give people clean sheets, she said she doesn't know about what the cleaning staff does!!!!!! hello, tell the manager. continental breakfast - pretty much all the others do hot ones. we tried the other Baymont in Amarillo the next week - terrible! wrong receipt, phone wasn't even connected because the cord was laying on the floor completely broken, so no phone, pool empty - the only reason we went to this hotel was so the kids could swim, they should have put that on website.
The price was a little worried but definitely not worth it. I will never stay in the Baymont Hotel again. The room was filthy, the bath water was brown, the linens had crusted junk from the previous occupant on them, etc. terrible experience! In the lobby, many guests were complaining in the same manner as I was.
Location Very dusty furniture, stained carpet and furniture, torn sheet. Needs a good cleaning. The breakfast was lame. They ran out of things very early.
Low price and friendly staff Our bathtub didn't drain (we had to use the shower in a room on the other end of the hotel) and the bathroom wasn't very clean.
This hotel has great nice clean rooms and good breakfast in the morning.
Comfortable room and beds. No elevator, thin bath towels that tore upon use.
Quiet & clean Blanket were not very warm
Beds, pillows, clean room. Stairway, hallway needed vacumming
The location was convenient to the highway. Lack of outlets next to bed to plug in cell phone. Pillow way to soft and too thin. Housekeeping not performed one day upon my return but tip taken. Too many "sweet" alternatives for breakfast.
Good full breakfast. Food was good and plentiful. Wifi was terrible. We had to re-connect every few minutes. It quickly became an annoyance. This wouldn't be good for a business person.
Easy check-in. Nice staff. The central courtyard area looked really nice, but we weren't there long enough to enjoy it. Complementary breakfast was a little lacking compared to other hotels... cereal, muffins, yogurt... that was it.
The beds were very comfortable, very clean, pleasant personal. Check-in was slow though
Breakfast and open common area was the only plus to this stay. Pool was not heated, have to pay to play pool in the rec area, we rented 3 rooms and one did not have a working a/c and even the room we were moved to at 11:30 did not have a working a/c
My husband and I loved this crazy place!! We booked at the last minute through Kayak and paid very little for our room and it was perfect for what we needed (we even paid the extra $1 to upgrade to a king-sized bed). I loved that everything was accessible from indoors as it was rather cold and windy outside that day. The location was perfect and just off the interstate. Our room was clean, quiet (on the far end of the building), comfortable and reasonable equipped. The staff was friendly and helpful and always available, and it had a bar (where we enjoyed a $1.95/pint special of Blue Moon, w/fresh orange slices, while waiting for our confirmation via Kayak), a darling Route 66 restaurant (where a decent breakfast was served in the morning) and we parked just outside the hotel entrance. The indoor atrium pool/hot tub and recreation center both looked liked fun, but sadly we had no time for either. Highly recommend this place if you want a touch of "swank" and comfort on a limited budget. Just be prepared that it's glory days are in the past and you'll be fine. Great, great value for money. As with most inexpensive hotels, some extra scrubbing, a bit of paint and some minor repairs would go a long way.
Friendly staff, clean bed, "business" center. What it lacks in updates, this old girl more than makes up for in value. The room itself had all the accommodations of a modern corporate hotel: down pillows, coffee pot, new TV. The elevator was out of service, although that added to the atmosphere.
Room was comfortable and affordable. Hotel smelled funny and seemed a bit old.
Staff was friendly. Close to the freeway. Felt somewhat unsafe. First floor room with exterior door a sliding glass door! Gap at base of door. Only secured with small piece of metal. Interior room or upper floor would have been more secure.
Good for the most part, had everything it said it was going to. Close proximity to the civic center and resturants. Was a bit run down and dirty. Wallpaper peeling, hallways dirty, broken window at entrance in lobby. A.C's in rooms are ancient.
loved route 66 Diner and complimentary breakfast was great!
Sadly, this hotel is in need of a major overhaul. The repairs needed are to numerous to list. The bed was hard and old. this is not even close to a two star hotel.
Comfortable beds & the older gentleman at night was so wonderful! The ladies in the dining room & cleaning staff were super helpful anddo kind. Great air conditioning! Bathroom could've been cleaner and you could tell the overall hotel had been well used in clouding the elevator. The noise from the road was a bit much even late. No vent fan in bathroom ....
Restaurant food was delicious. Staff was very accommodating. Rooms were comfortable. Good place to stay if you need to overnight in Amarillo.
Plenty of extra towels and pillows when requested and good buffet Bfast They stopped their happy hour in the evenings
The staff went out of their way to be accomodating and extremely polite. The breakfast buffet was very good. We has a room right next to the pool so it was a little busy.
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Cleanliness Lack of summer fresh fruit
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Must be rather new. Very clean and bright.
Internet went out, location was not good, there was literally another holiday inn right across the street.
The staff was friendly. It was very clean and quiet. This hotel was a little difficult to get to. It was somewhat isolated.
Easy to access and close to many restaurants. Trash was piled outside the hotel entrance. The trash cans were full and not emptied.
It's an awesome place to stay. The TV guide that is provided isn't correct,everything else is great.
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No pets allowed Tried to get into the lobby after 10 PM and had to use a telephone but nobody answered it Had to wait until somebody ecited so I could go in and register.
Location was great, beds very comfortable, restaurant and bar was very good, the staff very friendly!
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This hotel is absolutely beautifully appointed and decorated. The room was very harmonious, comfortable, and pleasing. We had a lovely view from our 7th floor room.
Modernization No
Everything the hotel has control was great! The roof top had kids up there painting in broad daylight. The city should do something about the owners of the vacant properties securing their buildings so visitors...with young children.. don't have to see it. ASK FOR ROOM THAT'S NOT FACING THE SOUTH.
It was clean, remodeled. The bed was nothing spectacular and didn't include breakfast. My personal opinion is that if I'm paying over $---, there should be some breakfast included
The Manager The cancellation policy and the front desk
The loud bar across from my city view room.
Great rooms. Great furnishings. Excellent TV channels Parking may be inconvenient if hotel is busy
Spacious room and good food. N/A
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Nice indoor pool, comfy beds, and cookies!
The person at the front desk was so kind when we came to see what check time was. She called to check on our room and even though there had been a large party the day before our room was clean and she let us check in early. The atmosphere was absolutely charming. The pool and whirlpool were amazing! Will defiantly come back again. The only thing I didn't like was the overpowering cleaning product smell in our room. It was a nice scent but very heavy in the room.
Room was disgusting hair in the shower and what was 100% blood on the curtain the pillows smelled like cologne and the walls are paper thin guy next to us kept us up all night with his snoring. I don't usually right reviews but it was warranted this time.
The hotel was super clean, smelled good, had everything I could ask for!
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Disappointed Don't like it
huge room with full kitchen. Breakfast and dinner are included.very nice and clean. nothing
The front desk clerk was polite and professional. It was NOT clean. I was assigned 3 different rooms. 2 of the 3 had dog or cat food on the floor. And 2 times there was hair in the sinks. Out of the 3 I still didn't get a CLEAN room.
Nice for price There was no waffle maker at breakfast
It was pet friendly.
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Everything was amazing. The free laundry really did it for me since we were en route home from camping and our infant became sick.
The happy hour social is great. Good food and wine and beer besides soda. Then have a fantastic breakfast. Nice large rooms also. Nothing
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Clean and huge room Charged an extra 35$ for a small dog! This place is too expensive for what you get. It id sandwiched behind a shopping mall in what ism ore like an alley than a street and is in a trip mall type neighborhood.It is way too much money for what you get.
Booked through Expedia and when I arrived the young lady couldn't find my reservation. She just wouldn't help, said I had to call Expedia,so I did. I called them and they called her and walked her through process over the phone and she finally found the reservation. The whole process took about an hour or more. It would not have been that big of a deal except it was late, I had been driving all day and I just wanted a room. Also, I asked the same young lady if I could just book another room and she told me the hotel was full. Minutes later another person came in to book and the guy working at the counter said they had plenty of rooms to book.
The quality of the room. the fact that I couldn't get wireless internet during the day.
The front desk employee was nice. Air conditioner was cold. The room was run down with broken drawers and chairs. The shower was horrible and bathroom was tiny.
King room with kitchen, clean, staff was friendly and fixed us up with the correct room after being given the wrong room, easy to find Being given wrong room booked a superior king non smoking but was given a double smoking, breakfast had very few choices, bed was very firm
I didn't bother to check in when I pulled up and saw the poor condition of the motel. I drove on to Tucumcari and found a better, safer motel to stay in. I lost my non-refundable pre payment, but I'd rather be safe than sorry.
TREzATED very rudely by the desk clerk, kimi upon checking in she stated that I didn;t have a reservation and I politely showed her my confirmation number from you. Still was handled very rudely
Room was nice.. Check in counter was a lil rude upon arrival..
Nothing - the outside was nice, the inside was retro 1980 - and very cramped especially the bathroom. They did not have our reservation in their system. It caused us to worry as we were driving and the room was overpriced for what we received - a small low grade room.
Lobby is amazing. Once renovations are complete, hotel will be extremely nice. Updated room was very nice.
The price Somebody was double booked into our room and let themselves in with a key. When they came in, their dog started growling and barking at my kids.
Access off of Highway 40. Very nice staff. Yes no restaurant for dinner or breakfast. The lobby is still in renovation. Husband stayed her two years ago and was in renovation process.
Clean and friendly staff Cold lobby
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Price was great. Location was not ideal for us, but again it was the price that made me choose this location. But that it is right off I-40 and Georgia exit, you can get anywhere in Amarillo in no more than 15 minutes. Front desk people were fantastic! It still needs interior work. The rooms were very nice, but the tubs and tile work left a little to be desired. If the rest of the hotel looked like the rooms, the rate would not have been as reasonable. I was disappointed the restaurant was shuttered.
The hotel was very clean The pictures were slightly misleading. Some work needs to be done on the inside, wasnt quite as eye catchy as they made it look but it was clean
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Although under renovation, it was well worth the price No
The room was nice This hotel had very few amenities no restaurant or bar it's almost completely closed down.. very few staff members.. only one person doing house cleaning. this should be a 2 star.please take off 3star list they have been without restaurant/bar for 2 yrs
Location to interstate. Great price. This is and older hotel that has gone through a renovation. The room was fine but bathroom was very small. Took forever to have hot water get to the room. Breakfast was grab and go. Whyndham in name only. It was a ghost town but good value.
Location, she needs a total facelift and lots of TLC All the external door were broke and unable operable with door keys. Had to go through lobby.
Esta foi uma reserva de última hora para procurar um apartamento. As meninas da recepção quando eu fiz o check-in foram maravilhosas! Eram muito educadas e ainda me deram sugestões para ir olhar. O check-out foi o mesmo! O quarto era limpo e muito confortável. Gostaríamos de ficar lá novamente se necessário.
room is big and the staff was friendly breakfast so bad , they make littel amount of breakfast for all residents. the breakfast time from 7-10 but almost if you came 9 you will not find any thing to eat.
Nice front desk staff The breakfast bar was out of several things and the crescent rolls were soggy, but that was a minor bother and it must have been a busy holiday weekend for them.
Everything was great during my stay. The room more than met my expect ions, very clean and comfortable. A little bit hard to get to getting off the interstate.
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The layout of the room...a door separating the bedroom/bathroom from the living area and kitchen. The non-refundable pet deposit of $100. This detail was not listed when I booked the hotel. I think it should be 'at least' partially refundable if not fully, especially if your pet didn't do any damage to the room.
Spacious and well laid out Rooms with clean,modern and comfortable furnishings All good
Location The king bed was totally uncomfortable, WAY TOO HARD. I tried sleeping on the sofa bed and no human could sleep comfortably on it either. I expect a comfortable bed at this star level. The thermostat was totally off. I set it at 72, woke up it was 58 degs
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The suites are really large and the kitchen appointments are good. There was a medical emergency when I was there and the staff handled it with professionalism. Bathtub needs updating.
The breakfast was great, and loved the suites. The beds could have been softer.
Hot breakfast. No
The hot tub was great after a long drive. The too was clean and nice overall. The breakfast was grew and actual included service which is not the case at other hotels. The bed was not good for my back. Would have liked a fridge and microwave in the room as we had at a hotel in similar price range.
Good breakfast Incidental (pending) charge of $514 was posted to my card . All other hotels on this trip charged $20 (including other Hamptons). When I called about it, staff was rude.
Ice machine not working on my floor, Sauna & hot tub both out of order. Evening staff appologised but but offered no solution after learning I needed the spa for my back. I learned the next day from the day manager that they could have upgraded me to a spa room, (nice to know after the fact).
Very clean and well maintained facility. The staff was friendly and attentive. The manager made a point to greet each guest in the breakfast area the next morning to make sure their stay was enjoyable. The breakfast was great with a good variety. No. Not at all.
It was quiet and very clean.
Free breakfast and the late night hotel staff (Al) were friendly and efficient. Our rental car had been attempted to be broken into with a knife. Pry marks on doors and gas tank cover.
The staff were extremely helpful and the room was spacious and clean. It was also very quiet in this location.
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Our family had two rooms booked, the staff went above and beyond and gave us two connecting rooms without asking in advance. We were surprised to find this upon check in. The rooms were beautiful &clean. The pool was crystal clear! The lobby, breakfast, & business center area was very nice. Our breakfast was delicious; fruit, eggs, waffles, sausage, cereals, sweet rolls and muffins, etc. We loved our stay at the Hampton Inn Amarillo, TX. Thank you to your GM Joel Snell and staff!
This hotel was easy to find off of I-40. The room was clean and very inviting. The Krispy Kreme in front of the hotel was out of business, my husband said it was because of the breakfast that the hotel served! It was great! They had items from cereal to hot biscuits and sausage. We reserved our room the day before arriving and we arrived around 10:30pm, they held our reservation even though they had several people asking for rooms when we arrived.
Hotel had great rooms, great breakfast with good times and staff was very friendly. It would be nicer if the pool opened earlier. Had hard time finding hotel location due to the name change.
The staff was amazing and so friendly. The hotel was so comfortable and inviting. I would like to name some of the staff that helped to make us have such a wonderful visit. front desk, manager. the morning cook and Spider-Man! It was a great place to stay. We will be back!
Nothing. Never made it to the room. The front desk help. They could not make you individual keys. They had someone escort you to your room and had to key you in with a master key. Their key machine had been flooded 3 WEEKS prior to our stay. The front desk lady said it was not their fault. When asked why this information was not given when reservations were made she got mad and told me she was going to cancel my reservation and asked me to leave the property. Very unprofessional!!!!!!!!!
The staff was as kind and accommodating as possible, and felt genuinely apologetic for the deplorable state of the hotel. It is impossible to even pull up to the main doors of the hotel, as the entire vehicle pull-through area is filled and blocked with construction items. The elevators were all out of service so we had to heft our luggage up three flights, along with out very you children.
The staff was pleasant and friendly. The breakfast was substantial and there was plenty of seating room. Loved the Texas shaped waffles. We were only there overnight as we stopped to let a snow storm pass and left early the next morning. We booked a king room and were given two queen beds. I verified with the clerk that it was a king room. She said, "Yes, you are in a king room." By the time we got up to the room, we were too tired to argue. One of the first things we noticed was that the carpet was not clean. It looked as if it had not been vacuumed since the last guest. The lamps were unplugged as the on/off switches were missing or broken. We had bend down and reach under the tables to plug them in. We have always had a good experience at Comfort Suites and were surprised by this experience.
Everything. I was pleased with everything. The value was good and the facilities, location and amenities were great. Couldn't think of anything.
Close to shopping and recreation. Hot tub wasn't hot, it was filled with very cold water. Shower was warm, not hot.
The staff on duty when we arrived was excellent. Isabelle was friendly, pleasant and helpful. The location was convenient. The room was quiet and comfortable. The bathroom ceiling had a leak which we discovered after we had unpacked. We did not want to change rooms so we didn't mention it until check out. The leak was not new...there were several patches on the ceiling! The breakfast staff and another staff member were blocking access to the breakfast while they chatted...twice I had to ask them to move. The stairwell carpets are all in need of replacement. There are signs for vending machines which do not exist. There is a little shop for drinks (not sure about anything else) near the front lobby. This was discovered after all floors were checked for vending machines as per signs.
Close access to my meeting location. Mostly quiet and pleasant atmosphere. Offensive smelling workout room. Very worn desk chair. Disrupted sleep two of three nights there...Rescue men and an alarm sounding one night and disrespectful patrons another.
Great people, great hotel, extremely clean, very friendly.
nothing Although I had made a non-refundable reservation through another website--selecting a certain bed type and non-smoking--when I called before arriving to confirm, I was told that they gave away the room with 2 beds to guests who arrived first and that a non-smoking room was no longer available. This was a non-refundable reservation, so I had to find another place to stay and pay for both--am still waiting for a refund from the outside source--who was able to confirm that the original reserved room type was not available. So, if you do not book directly, they do not care about your reservation.
Staff was friendly. Cleanliness questionable given condition of room.
Towels smelled. Tub had rust spots
Staff was friendly, excellent and helpful. Bathroom very clean. Pretty good breakfast. Bed not too comfortable, blow dryer was missing.
Had everything we needed for the one night stay. Quiet and good size room. I'm 5' and still had to bend down to wash my hair in the shower.
Staff was helpful ---- owners are the ones that suck Broken Bed-Room stinks-Full of Flies GOOD DOG KENNEL MAYBE Sucks like you know what.
Orange juice Urine in toilet, lipstick on hand towel, keycard of previous occupant left on bed so I assmume my room was never cleaned. Motel was booked so no way to get a clean room, so I had to stay in the dirty room
The only good thing about this hotel is the location in front of the hotel there's very good bar b que but there's more better hotels around that area better good luck you going to need it All the rooms were all dirty full of dust and the restroom the toilet had rust ring plus the shower was full of hair and the water always came on hot then after few seconds very cold. The bed was old and the white sheets was very dirty with pee stains. Most of the lights didn't work. Don't stay I warned you pay little more some were else
Nothing The staff told me to find another place because they overbooked and the manager on duty was literally on a speedy drug. The floor of the room was not cleaned before we went in, bugs were present and the siding was falling out.
Didn't seem like a bad neighborhood and it was convenient to the highway. Had to call the police about a raucous fight in the room next door and woke up with spider bites. Bathroom was moldy in grout and on ceiling b/c there was no fan.
When I arrived,the clerk had all the wrong information and didn't get the room I requested.


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The Trade Deficit Is Down, But There's a Catch
The Wall Street Journal reports on the latest trade deficit numbers:
The U.S. current-account deficit sank to the lowest level in more than 14 years at the end of 2013, reflecting a smaller trade gap and better returns on assets Americans own abroad....The gap, which has narrowed 20% from a year earlier, now represents 1.9% of U.S. gross domestic product. That's the smallest shortfall as a share of the U.S. economy since 1997.
That's all good, but there's a caveat: since 2009, the overall trade deficit has been flat while net imports of oil have decreased by about $50 billion per quarter. This means that net imports of all other goods have actually increased. The fracking boom is helping us out, but only temporarily. We still have a fairly chronic trade deficit problem everywhere else. More here on why this was probably inevitable.

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After Guillaume Peretti, who ran the mythical trail in exactly 32h in 2014 and Killian Jornet in 32h 54m in 2009, it's now François D'Haene's turn to break the record on the trail that crosses the island of Corsica from north to south, the GR20, with an incredible time of 31h 6m.
D'Haene's time is even more impressive considering that he did not have optimal meteorological conditions. On a trail where sections take the hiker/ runner onto rock slabs, and with many vertical ascents and descents along the way, the slightest bit of humidity can transform the terrain to an impossible (or very dangerous at least) path to take.
After three days of waiting before finally getting the all-clear from the meteorologists and local authorities, French ultra runner D'Haene left the little town of Calenza at 4am on the dot on June 3.
D'Haene was accompanied by pacers and a few other trail-savvy runners who were clearly motivated to take part in this historic feat.
He arrived at 11:06am in Conca on June 4, in front of a crowd of fans, friends, family and officials.
The 180km long GR20 trail is well-known for its technical difficulty, with a total of 13,000m in elevation gain.
The northern part, has a reputation to be a deal-breaker, with very steep sections and rocky terrain, which make for a very challenging and draining first half.
The southern part, even if less technical, isn't easy either: the path goes straight into the deep woods, is hard to find, and has to be crossed at night time.
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As you know, the past year has brought significant changes for limited English proficient (LEP) students and the districts that serve them. Commencing with the 2003-2004 school year, districts are required to implement the amended G.L. c. 71A, the state law governing the education of LEP students. The amended law, which refers to LEP students as "English learners," requires such students (with certain limited exceptions) to receive sheltered English immersion (SEI) instruction until they are proficient in English. The provisions of No Child Left Behind further require that MCAS data be disaggregated for LEP students for purposes of AYP determinations, and that districts annually assess all LEP students for English language proficiency. Finally, Massachusetts' foundation formula was recently adjusted to include the number of LEP students as a factor in FY05 Chapter 70 aid to cities and towns. All districts enrolling LEP students will now receive extra credit for the additional costs of educating these students.
As Department staff reviewed the October 1, 2003 SIMS data, it became apparent that some districts were using different criteria than they had used in the past to identify which of their students are LEP. This is affecting how districts are implementing the laws and policies applicable to LEP students. It is also affecting how districts count LEP students for the FY05 foundation enrollment, in view of the financial implications these numbers hold. Specifically, this year several districts have reported dramatically higher numbers of LEP students than in past years.
In view of this situation and the effect it may have on this spring's SIMS data collection, we believe it would be helpful to review the legal requirements regarding the designation of students with limited English proficiency, as well as the Department guidelines that govern the implementation of these requirements.
General Laws c. 71A, §2(d) defines "English learner" as "a child who does not speak English or whose native language is not English and who is not currently able to perform ordinary classwork in English." For purposes of this memorandum, we will use the term "LEP student" to mean "English learner."
Districts must have in place a process and a set of criteria to determine whether an LEP student who has been enrolled in the district during the school year is still limited English proficient at the end of the school year and, therefore, whether to continue to designate this student as LEP on the SIMS data collection. Department regulations promulgated under G.L. c. 71A state that school districts shall "establish criteria, in accordance with Department of Elementary and Secondary Education guidelines, to identify students who may no longer be English learners." 603 CMR 14.02(4).1
Below is a summary of Department guidelines in regard to the continued designation of LEP students as LEP, and to the redesignation of LEP students to "not LEP." These guidelines reflect what has been common practice in most Massachusetts school districts for many years, and so should not result in a significant change in process or in numbers of LEP students during 2003-2004.
A school-based team, including members familiar with the student's English language proficiency in a classroom setting, should make the decision about the LEP status of a student. This team should use written district criteria and procedure in making this determination.
In determining LEP status, the most important variable is English language proficiency, including speaking, listening, reading and writing in both social and academic settings. As in the past, the Department is requiring districts to use the MELA-O, LAS-R and LAS-W instruments to assess the English proficiency of LEP students in the 2003-2004 school year. The Department suggests that districts consider the performance scores in each of the areas listed below when developing district criteria and procedures for determining English language proficiency.
The district criteria may also include results of other assessments of English language proficiency, and results of other formative assessments used in the district in its exit criteria. Again, use of additional criteria such as these has long been common practice in many districts, and we expect that it will continue during 2003-2004.
Suggested Guidelines: No longer limited English proficient
In General. MCAS scores should not be considered when making an LEP determination. The MCAS tests were not designed to be assessments of English language proficiency of non-native English speakers, and the results of MCAS tests are not to be used to make a determination of English language proficiency.
March SIMS data. Changes in the number of LEP students between the October 2003 data and the March 2004 data should reflect the number of LEP students who have left the district and the number of LEP students who have enrolled in the district since October 1, 2003. In the past, districts have not redesignated large numbers of LEP students to "not LEP" during the school year, and we do not anticipate this will happen during the 2003-2004 school year. There may, however, be some redesignated students reflected in the March data report.
June SIMS data. The final determination of LEP status should be made before the end of the school year, and the result of this determination should be reflected on the June data collection. The MELA-O and LAS R/W tests are administered in April, and the results of all tests will be reported to districts before the end of school in June. These results can then be used when making this determination. If the school-based team decides that the student is still LEP, the student should be designated as LEP. If the decision is that the student is no longer LEP, this should be reported, as well.
If a student is no longer LEP, he/she should be considered Formerly Limited English Proficient (FLEP). While the FLEP designation is not reported in SIMS, Department staff will be able to make that determination by comparing SIMS data across reporting periods.
As noted above, the acronym FLEP is used to designate students who at one time were classified and reported as LEP, but who subsequently met the district's English language proficiency criteria and were then reported as not LEP in the SIMS data collection. Federal civil rights law requires that FLEP students' academic progress is monitored, and NCLB requires that FLEP students receiving Title III-funded services are monitored for two years.
Once a district designates a student as FLEP, using district criteria and procedures, it should monitor the academic progress of the student over the next two school years. If such a student fails to make academic progress, as measured by grades and assessments, during the first year after being classified as FLEP, and if a school-based team familiar with the student determines that this failure is due to lack of English proficiency, then the student should be redesignated LEP for purposes of the subsequent SIMS data collection. Only after several months of monitoring should a FLEP student be considered for redesignation as LEP. Redesignation should reflect at least a three-month period of data gathering and observation.
If a FLEP student is redesignated LEP, that student must be educated in accordance with G.L. c. 71A. With each designation and/or redesignation of a student as LEP, districts must take immediate steps to provide the student with the services and options required under state and federal law, including educating the student in sheltered English immersion classrooms and hiring additional qualified personnel if needed.
Although districts are permitted some discretion in the design and implementation of LEP classification criteria and procedures, this discretion must be exercised carefully and with an eye toward meeting the guidelines offered above. Please ensure the accuracy of LEP classification determinations as you complete the March 1 SIMS data collection.
If you have further questions, please contact Kathryn Riley, Administrator of the Office of Language Acquisition and Academic Achievement, at email@example.com or 781-338-3522.
1 When a student enrolls in a district, district personnel must make an initial identification as to whether the student is or is not limited English proficient (LEP). Department regulations promulgated under G.L. c. 71A require districts to "establish procedures, in accordance with Department of Elementary and Secondary Education guidelines, to identify those students who may be English learners and assess their level of English proficiency upon their enrollment in the school district." 603 CMR 14.02(1). The Department has not issued guidelines on initial identification, and this is not the topic of this memo.


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Irene facts
Peak wind gusts:
75mph at the Cape May Ferry Terminal in Cape May
69mph in Harvey Cedars and Tuckerton
66mph at Atlantic City Marina
Source: The National Weather Service
Estell Manor - 8.76 inches
Wildwood - 7.22 inches
Hammonton - 6.76 inches
Millville - 6.31 inches
Cape May - 6.06 inches
Atlantic City International Airport - 5.88 inches
Atlantic City Marina - 5.16 inches
Source: The National Weather Service
Storm surge:
High tides in Atlantic City the weekend Irene struck were forecasted to be unusually high based on the new moon. However, the storm made landfall at low tide. The high tide water level on Saturday, Aug. 27, at 4 p.m. was 6.96 feet, included a 2.15-foot storm surge. The maximum amount of storm surge reached 3.27 feet, but that occurred at low tide. A second high tide at 5:30 a.m., Aug. 28, 2011, reached 6.53 feet, but that occurred after the center of the storm had passed.
Source: The National Weather Service
Irene's toll in New Jersey:
Cost: More than $1 billion, making Irene the costliest disaster in state history
Killed: 11
Mandatory evacuations in Cape May, Atlantic and Ocean counties
FEMA cost for public entities: $99,111,766 for 2,465 projects in the state
Housing and other assistance for individuals and businesses: $175,378,465 for 49,271 claims
Source: New Jersey Office of Emergency Management


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Tropical Fish Keeping - Aquarium fish care and resources (http://www.tropicalfishkeeping.com/forum.php)
- Beginner Freshwater Aquarium (http://www.tropicalfishkeeping.com/beginner-freshwater-aquarium/)
- - Preparing collected branches for an aquarium. (http://www.tropicalfishkeeping.com/beginner-freshwater-aquarium/preparing-collected-branches-aquarium-131040/)
Preparing collected branches for an aquarium.
I've been doing a lot of research on the subject but I've come across a lot of different opinions as to how to go about it. Can anyone share a detailed account of how they prepared dried branches for their tank and results from doing so? Negative or positive?
I collected branches, let them dry to the point that the bark could be easily removed, removed most of the bark and placed them in my tank, nothing more than that and have noticed no adverse effects - used beech branches
id be careful doing this as softer wood tends to rot faster
It must be hard woods, like the beech Quantum mentioned, or oak. These two I know of, but there are obviously other hardwoods. Avoid any soft woods, conifers, etc.
Make sure they are completely dry. Collecting dead wood that has been broken off the tree for quite a while is easier. Break a pice off at the thickest point and ensure it is completely dry throughout. And all bark removed.
I collected branches like this and put them in my plant tank with no fish (the tank I use to QT new fish) for several months, watching for any signs of fungus, growth shoots, critters, etc. Nothing appeared, so they went in the main tank. They were also waterlogged by then so they sank.
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At the same council meeting where Rob Ford cast the vote that led to his highly anticipated court appearance Wednesday, the mayor's brother rose to say sorry to a left-wing activist named Adam Chaleff-Freudenthaler.
But Doug Ford was not apologizing happily, or voluntarily.
Mr. Chaleff-Freudenthaler had successfully pursued an audit of the mayor's campaign finances, which prompted Councillor Ford to confront him and warn – "what goes around comes around."
The councillor told reporters before issuing his apology that it was "horseshit" that Toronto's integrity commission had ordered him to publicly say sorry for threatening the 27-year-old.
The very fact that Mr. Chaleff-Freudenthaler knew how to file a complaint to the integrity commissioner over the comment is among the reasons he has become one of Mayor Ford's most daunting opponents. Mr. Chaleff-Freudenthaler and a small circle of his progressive acolytes are the forces behind a conflict-of-interest lawsuit that could push Mr. Ford out of office and an ongoing campaign-finance audit that could cause him nearly as much trouble.
While the mayor's more prominent foes are busy trying to beat him in the court of public opinion, Mr. Chaleff-Freudenthaler, his allies and a handful of pro-bono lawyers are out to beat the mayor in a court of law.
The most public test yet of their strategy will begin Wednesday, when Mr. Ford is scheduled to take the stand to answer allegations that he broke the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act when, on Feb. 7, he voted to let himself off the hook for failing to personally repay $3,150 in improper donations to his football foundation.
The plaintiff in that lawsuit is Paul Magder, a politically engaged businessman who has formally complained about a Ford brother before.
Mr. Magder filed a complaint to the integrity commissioner last year about Councillor Doug Ford's attempts to overhaul the Port Lands plan.
But it was Mr. Chaleff-Freudenthaler who helped steer Mr. Magder toward Clayton Ruby, the prominent human-rights lawyer spearheading the conflict-of-interest case.
Mr. Magder, whose children went to school with Mr. Chaleff-Freudenthaler, became a family friend and, ultimately, a volunteer on Mr. Chaleff-Freudenthaler's failed run at a seat on the public school board in 2010.
When Mr. Ford underwent a closed-door cross-examination for the case June 28, it was not Mr. Magder who sat in to observe – it was lawyer Max Reed, a friend of Mr. Chaleff-Freudenthaler's from their university days in Montreal and his partner in launching a campaign finance audit against the mayor.
Both are members of a group called Fair Elections Toronto, which petitioned for at least eight other campaign-finance audits against councillors, most of whom are allies of the mayor.
Mr. Reed also worked on policy and communications for David Miller's 2006 re-election campaign.
A long-time labour organizer, NDP stalwart, and former vice-chair of the Toronto Public Library Board, Mr. Chaleff-Freudenthaler cut his teeth fighting Mike Harris's Progressive Conservative government.
His work earned him a spot on Now Magazine's 2003 list of top teen activists and artists to watch, alongside a then little-known actress named Ellen Page.
Now his involvement in the legal challenges has the mayor's allies dismissing the cases as the last refuge of a handful of "sore losers" who despise Mr. Ford's politics.
"Adam [Chaleff-Freudenthaler] never accepted the results of the last election," Councillor Denzil Minnan-Wong said. "His actions have demonstrated he's never accepted it. What he and his group are trying to do is change the democratic choice of Toronto's voters."
But others, including potential mayoral candidate Adam Vaughan, say the full court press against Mr. Ford is simply an instance of the mayor reaping what he has sown.
"I think the mayor operates in a way that he thinks the rules are for everybody else and that they don't apply to him," Mr. Vaughan said. "When you do that, you're bound to upset people who are as defiantly principled as someone like Adam is."
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Hi, If you're interested in JCR, Jackrabbit or NoSQL in general and have a chance to visit Berlin on June 7.-8., don't miss the Berlin Buzzwords conference [1]! I'll be there presenting JCR and Jackrabbit as an example of a modern hierarchical database and the schedule [2] is packed also with other high quality talks on NoSQL technology and other cool stuff. See below for the blurb from the conference organizers. [1] http://berlinbuzzwords.de/ [2] http://berlinbuzzwords.de/content/schedule-published BR, Jukka Zitting ---- We proudly present the Berlin Buzzwords talks and presentations. There are tracks specific to the three tags search, store and scale. We have a fantastic mixture of developers and users of open source software projects that make scaling data processing today possible. There is Steve Loughran, Aaron Kimball and Stefan Groschupf from the Apache Hadoop community. We have Grant Ingersoll, Robert Muir and the "Generics Policeman" Uwe Schindler from the Lucene community. For those interested in NoSQL databases there is Mathias Stearn from MongoDB, Jan Lehnardt from CouchDB and Eric Evans, the guy who coined the term NoSQL one year ago. We have just published the initial version of the schedule here: http://berlinbuzzwords.de/content/schedule-published We are having a fantastic set of talks and speakers for Buzzwords. Visit us at http://berlinbuzzwords.de and register for the conference - looking forward to seeing you in Berlin this summer! Regular tickets are available online. In addition we offer student tickets: If you have a valid student ID, you are eligible for one of these tickets. Each costs 100,- Euro. We also have a special group ticket available: If you buy four tickets or more you are eligible for a discount of 25%, when purchasing 10 tickets or more the discount is 50%. Learn more at http://berlinbuzzwords.de/content/tickets Thanks to Jan Lehnardt, Isabel Drost, Simon Willnauer and newthinking communications for co-organising the event.
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Italian Angel Cake
|Angel cake
|1 (8 Or 9 Inches, Packaged)
|Ricotta cheese
|1 Pound (1 Carton)
|10x confectioners' powdered sugar
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), sifted
|Semi-sweet chocolate square
|1 , grated
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Candied red cherries
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), quartered
|Chopped toasted almonds
|2 Tablespoon
1. Invert cake on a board. Cut cake into 3 even layers, using a sawing motion wth a sharp knife.
2. Place cheese in large bowl of electric mixer; beat at medium speed 3 minutes, or until smooth; add sugar, chocolate, curacao and vanilla; beat 2 minutes longer. Stir in cherries and almonds.
3. Place bottom layer on serving plate spread with half the filling; add middle layer; spread with remaining filling; set top layer in place. Chill about 2 hours, or until filling is firm.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2172 Calories from Fat 761
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 86 g132%
Saturated Fat 43.7 g218.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 237.9 mg79.3%
Sodium 645.1 mg26.9%
Total Carbohydrates 295 g98.3%
Dietary Fiber 4.8 g19.4%
Sugars 221.6 g
Protein 61 g122%
Vitamin A 40.4% Vitamin C
Calcium 101.2% Iron 20.4%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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GOODYEAR, Ariz.: Giovanni Soto will be the first Indians pitcher to take the mound when exhibition season begins Friday against the Reds.
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Tony Cingrani will start for Cincinnnati.
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Essentials in Eye Care: Comprehensive Board Certification Preparation
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The program will include online and video access to all course materials in addition to the on-site education. The Optometry Board Certified online study materials will be available to conference registrants beginning May 1, 2013-May 1, 2014.
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Two men beaten with wrench during robberies
SANTA ANA – Police are seeking two robbers who beat two men with a 25- to 30-pound wrench.
The robberies took place within 10 minutes of each other around 5a.m. Aug. 18, said police Detective Art Castorena. In one case, the robbers beat a 58-year-old bloody and nearly severed his finger even after he offered up the $26 he was carrying. In the other, a 50-year-old was knocked unconscious, his face left an open wound.
On Thursday, the victims spoke out about the attacks in the hope of helping their neighbors stay safe. They both asked that their identities not be revealed.
It was a typical Sunday, the 58-year-old said. He got up, had his coffee and began walking to catch a bus to his job as a cook at a Newport Beach retirement community. At Fifth and Bristol streets, two men in their 20s came out of nowhere and shouted at him; the only word he understood was money, he said in Spanish.
He raised his hands and offered the $26 he had in his wallet. Don't hit me, he told them, adding that he had suffered a stroke three years before. One of the men swung the wrench, knocking him to the ground. As they moved to hit him again, he covered his head with his hands. The impact left his ring finger hanging by a thread.
"Thank God it hit my finger," he said. "If it had hit me in the head, I would have died or been left unconscious and run over by a car," he said.
He staggered home and told his landlady he had been attacked. He was taken to a hospital, where his finger was reattached.
Hospital bills and potentially being out of work for a month will be a financial struggle, he said, adding he uses his wages to support his 25-year-old daughter in Mexico, who is studying to become a teacher.
"One way or another, I have the will," he said. "I will overcome this."
About half a mile from the first attack, a 50-year-old man had just left his home to catch a bus to his job at Las Brisas Restaurant in Laguna Beach. He said he was 30 feet from his front door when two men shouted at him. He turned to run, but one of them blocked his path. The wrench struck his head and he lost consciousness. When he woke up, he was in the hospital.
He underwent reconstructive surgery on his cheekbone and jaw. He lost two teeth, and on Thursday, stitches and bruises still marked his forehead and cheeks. His job includes health insurance, he said, but he's unsure when he'll be able to go back to work.
The robbers found $700 in his wallet, which he was carrying to pay rent and other bills, he said.
The men had no reason to attack him, he said, wondering if they were crazy or on drugs. Still, he said he knows the outcome could have been worse.
"I thank God that I'm alive," he said in Spanish.
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Sixth class maths
Here is a list of all of the maths skills students learn in sixth class! These skills are organised into categories, and you can move your mouse over any skill name to view a sample question. To start practising, just click on any link. IXL will track your score, and the questions will automatically increase in difficulty as you improve!
Whole numbers
Exponents and square roots
Number theory
Add and subtract decimals
Multiply and divide decimals
- H.1Multiply a decimal by a one-digit whole number
- H.2Multiply a decimal by a multi-digit whole number
- H.3Multiply decimals and whole numbers: word problems
- H.4Multiply two decimals using grids
- H.5Multiply decimals
- H.6Estimate products of decimal numbers
- H.7Inequalities with decimal multiplication
- H.8Divide decimals by whole numbers
- H.9Divide decimals by whole numbers: word problems
- H.10Multiply and divide decimals by powers of ten
- H.11Division with decimal quotients
- H.12Inequalities with decimal division
Fractions and mixed numbers
- I.1Fractions and mixed numbers review
- I.2Equivalent fractions review
- I.3Write fractions in lowest terms
- I.4Understanding fractions: word problems
- I.5Lowest common denominator
- I.6Compare fractions with like and unlike denominators
- I.7Compare fractions: word problems
- I.8Convert between improper fractions and mixed numbers
- I.9Convert between decimals and fractions or mixed numbers
- I.10Put a mix of decimals, fractions and mixed numbers in order
Add and subtract fractions
- J.1Add and subtract fractions with like denominators
- J.2Add and subtract fractions with like denominators: word problems
- J.3Add and subtract fractions with unlike denominators
- J.4Add and subtract fractions with unlike denominators: word problems
- J.5Inequalities with addition and subtraction of like and unlike fractions
- J.6Add and subtract mixed numbers
- J.7Add and subtract mixed numbers: word problems
- J.8Estimate sums and differences of mixed numbers
Multiply fractions
- K.1Fractions of whole numbers I
- K.2Fractions of whole numbers II
- K.3Fractions of a number: word problems
- K.4Estimate products of fractions and whole numbers
- K.5Multiply two fractions using models
- K.6Multiply two fractions
- K.7Multiply fractions: word problems
- K.8Multiply three or more fractions and whole numbers
- K.9Estimate products of fractions, whole numbers and mixed numbers
- K.10Multiply mixed numbers and whole numbers
Divide fractions
Operations with integers
Mixed operations
- O.1Add, subtract, multiply or divide two whole numbers
- O.2Add, subtract, multiply or divide two whole numbers: word problems
- O.3Evaluate numerical expressions involving whole numbers
- O.4Add, subtract, multiply or divide two decimals
- O.5Add, subtract, multiply or divide two decimals: word problems
- O.6Evaluate numerical expressions involving decimals
- O.7Add, subtract or multiply two fractions
- O.8Add, subtract or multiply two fractions: word problems
- O.9Add, subtract, multiply or divide two integers
Rational numbers
Problem solving and estimation
Ratios and rates
- R.1Write a ratio to describe objects in a picture
- R.2Write a ratio: word problems
- R.3Identify equivalent ratios
- R.4Write an equivalent ratio
- R.5Ratio tables
- R.6Unit rates and equivalent rates
- R.7Compare ratios: word problems
- R.8Do the ratios form a proportion?
- R.9Solve the proportion
- R.10Scale drawings: word problems
- S.1What percentage is illustrated?
- S.2Convert between percents, fractions and decimals
- S.3Compare percents to each other and to fractions
- S.4Compare percents and fractions: word problems
- S.5Percents of numbers and money amounts
- S.6Percents of numbers: word problems
- S.7Find what percent one number is of another
- S.8Find what percent one number is of another: word problems
Units of measurement
Consumer maths
Expressions and properties
- Y.1Write variable expressions
- Y.2Write variable expressions: word problems
- Y.3Evaluate variable expressions with whole numbers
- Y.4Evaluate multi-variable expressions
- Y.5Evaluate variable expressions with decimals
- Y.6Identify terms and coefficients
- Y.7Properties of addition
- Y.8Properties of multiplication
- Y.9Solve for a variable using properties of multiplication
- Y.10Identify equivalent expressions
One-variable equations
- Z.1Which x satisfies an equation?
- Z.2Write an equation from words
- Z.3Model and solve equations using algebra tiles
- Z.4Write and solve equations that represent diagrams
- Z.5Solve one-step equations with whole numbers
- Z.6Solve one-step equations with decimals
- Z.7Solve one-step equations: word problems
- Z.8Solve two-step equations
Two-variable equations
- AA.1Does (x, y) satisfy an equation?
- AA.2Identify independent and dependent variables
- AA.3Solve word problems involving two-variable equations
- AA.4Complete a table for a two-variable relationship
- AA.5Write a two-variable equation
- AA.6Identify the graph of an equation
- AA.7Interpret a graph: word problems
Two-dimensional figures
Symmetry and transformations
Three-dimensional figures
Geometric measurement
- EE.1Perimeter
- EE.2Area of figures made of unit squares
- EE.3Area of squares and rectangles
- EE.4Area of triangles
- EE.5Area of compound figures
- EE.6Area and perimeter of figures on grids
- EE.7Area and perimeter: word problems
- EE.8Rectangles: relationship between perimeter and area
- EE.9Compare area and perimeter of two figures
- EE.10Circles: calculate area, circumference, radius and diameter
- EE.11Circles: word problems
- EE.12Semicircles: calculate area, perimeter, radius and diameter
- EE.13Quarter circles: calculate area, perimeter and radius
- EE.14Area of compound figures with triangles, semicircles and quarter circles
- EE.15Area between two rectangles
- EE.16Area between two triangles
- EE.17Area between two circles
- EE.18Volume of figures made of unit cubes
- EE.19Volume and surface area of cubes and rectangular prisms
- EE.20Volume and surface area of triangular prisms
Data and graphs
- FF.1Interpret pictographs
- FF.2Create pictographs
- FF.3Stem-and-leaf plots
- FF.4Interpret line plots
- FF.5Create line plots
- FF.6Create frequency tables
- FF.7Interpret bar graphs
- FF.8Create bar graphs
- FF.9Interpret double bar graphs
- FF.10Create double bar graphs
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Going to Alaska in late August. Will fly in Ancorage in mid afternoon and have the next day for sightseeing. Any ideas on what to see and where to eat will be appreciated. I read a number of post regarding Denali so decided to have 3 full days. One full day will be taking the shuttle in the park, and depending on the weather will try to take a air tour of Mt McKinley. Any other thoughts on what others have done would be appreciated. I take the upgraded train from Anchorage to Seward, and than 4 days in Seward. 1 full day will be taken on the tour. Any sights or places to see in the Seward area would be appreciated.
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In Denali it looks like you have one unplanned day, right? I'd ride the bus again, either not as far and get off to hike, or to the same place as first trip but at a different time, that is, instead of catching the first bus out one day try catching one of the last buses out the 2nd day.
I'd grab the flight seeing trip the first clear day, there might only be one.
Late August is the perfect time to be in Denali with the changing of the tundra to fall colors. Good choice.
In Seward, the SeaLife exhibit is great. The full day tour is great. After that I personally would go to Homer for the other two days, maybe try to fit in a bear viewing trip out of Homer.
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I agree with the recommendation of the SeaLife Center in Seward--the behind the scenes tour (I think it has toi be booked in advance) was excellent. We also liked Exit Glacier and a Kenai Fjords boat tour.
In Anchorage, we liked the Alaska Native Heritage Center, Earthquake Park, the Anchorage Museum of History & Art.
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I think 4 days is bit long to spend in Seward. A Kenai Fjords cruise by Major Marine, the Sealife Center, Exit Glacier, and the Ididaride Sled Dog Kennel would be my top recommendations. There are also fishing charters, kayaking trips, and helicopter flights with glacier landings if you are so inclined.
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Jason, this was last year. So the OP has already been I assume.
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Calories 864 Calories from Fat 204
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 23 g35.7%
Saturated Fat 13 g65.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 62.3 mg20.8%
Sodium 2032.6 mg84.7%
Total Carbohydrates 137 g45.5%
Dietary Fiber 21.7 g86.9%
Sugars 11.9 g
Protein 38 g75.8%
Vitamin A 42.9% Vitamin C 237%
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