Input: [Mile] 44 [Time] 11:43:03 [Pace] 16:25 [Remarks]

Output: I get a drink from a helpful volunteer sitting in a camp chair and monitoring the traffic cone turnaround point; a deluge begins in earnest, and at last I feel blissfully cool; I find myself suddenly able to jog without any calf cramps --- hooray! --- though now chafing from my shorts becomes quite painful; lightning is at least 3 miles away, based on the time delay between flash and rumble


Input: [Mile] 45 [Time] 11:59:02 [Pace] 15:59 [Remarks]

Output: rain slows as I reach Zone #11 (which is in the same location as Zone #10); I chat with Steve, grab a handful of petroleum jelly, duck into a porta-potty, and coat my chafed bottom


Input: [Mile] 46 [Time] 12:14:31 [Pace] 15:29 [Remarks]

Output: after a small hill the terrain levels off; rainshowers continue, and hundreds of small frogs magically appear and hop across the road


Input: [Mile] 47 [Time] 12:27:29 [Pace] 12:58 [Remarks]

Output: as the course turns downhill for the final few miles I jog a minute and walk a minute alternately --- and that feels so good that I start to jog continuously, thinking about Eric Clifton's philosophy of ultrarunning; a race official in a pickup truck pulls alongside me and asks how I'm doing ... she has been asked to follow me in to the finish, and does so from a discreet distance behind me


Input: [Mile] 48 [Time] 12:38:18 [Pace] 10:49 [Remarks]

Output: I'm feeling amazingly good! --- blisters have stopped bothering me, chafing seems to have vanished, and so I jog joyfully down the steep hills


Input: [Mile] 49 [Time] 12:47:37 [Pace] 09:19 [Remarks]

Output: the fastest mile of the day --- hoo-ha!


Input: [Mile] 50 [Time] 12:57:38 [Pace] 10:01 [Remarks]

Output: I keep grinning like a fool and running as the course levels off, then climbs to the 50 mile marker; shortly after 6pm I arrive and capture last place among the 33 finishers (there were 40 registered ultra runners, but not all started the race) --- What a day!


Input: [Day] Monday [Afternoon] By appt [Morning]

Output: By appt

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Input: [Day] Tuesday [Afternoon] By appt [Morning]

Output: By appt

People & Pets Acupuncture - Veterinarian In Asheville, NC USA :: Home


Input: [Day] Wednesday [Afternoon] By appt [Morning]

Output: By appt

People & Pets Acupuncture - Veterinarian In Asheville, NC USA :: Home


Input: [Day] Thursday [Afternoon] By appt [Morning]

Output: By appt

People & Pets Acupuncture - Veterinarian In Asheville, NC USA :: Home


Input: [Day] Friday [Afternoon] closed [Morning]

Output: closed

People & Pets Acupuncture - Veterinarian In Asheville, NC USA :: Home


Input: [Day] Saturday [Afternoon] closed [Morning]

Output: closed

People & Pets Acupuncture - Veterinarian In Asheville, NC USA :: Home


Input: [Day] Sunday [Afternoon] closed [Morning]

Output: closed

People & Pets Acupuncture - Veterinarian In Asheville, NC USA :: Home


Input: [Author] PhilANThropiSt [Posts] 1 [Views] 181 [Topic]

Output: TEAM SHORTBUS IS ACTUALLY A PRETTY SHORT BUS Latest Post

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Input: [Author] Something_Witty [Posts] 1 [Views] 157 [Topic]

Output: TEAM SHORTBUS RAPED EVIL TROUT TEAM SHORTBUS RAPED EVIL TROUT TEAM SHORTBUS RAPED EVIL TROUT TEAM SHORTBUS RAPED EVIL TROUT TEAM SHORTBUS RAPED EVIL TROUT TEAM SHORTBUS RAPED EVIL TROUT TEAM SHORTBUS RAPED EVIL TROUT TEAM SHORTBUS RAPED EVIL TROUT TEAM SH Latest Post

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Input: [Author] PhilANThropiSt [Posts] 1 [Views] 126 [Topic]

Output: TEAM SHORTBUS DIDN'T REALLY USED TO BE A MALE MODEL Latest Post

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Input: [Author] Something_Witty [Posts] 1 [Views] 144 [Topic]

Output: E SCREAMING 'YES I BEAT VERGIL OH MY GOD I WIN AT LIFE AHAHAHAHA' AND PROBABLY WOULD'VE BEEN LOCKED UP IF ANYONE HAD HEARD ME BUT WHAT I'M TRYING TO SAY IS THAT THIS IS EVEN BETTER THAN THAT TIME Latest Post

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Input: [Author] PhilANThropiSt [Posts] 1 [Views] 145 [Topic]

Output: TAME ****BUS IS NOT TEAM SHORTBUS Latest Post

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Input: [Author] PhilANThropiSt [Posts] 1 [Views] 144 [Topic]

Output: TEAM SHORTBUS ****ED MICHAEL JACKSON Latest Post

Flamebate - The Forumwarz Forums - Whores Just Wanna Have Fun! - (page 12)


Input: [Author] Something_Witty [Posts] 1 [Views] 164 [Topic]

Output: TEAM SHORTBUS OH GOD THIS IS BETTER THAN THAT ONE TIME WHEN I WAS PLAYING DEVIL MAY CRY 3 AND I WAS LIKE 'OH GOD I HATE VERGIL, HE'S SUCH A male reproductive organ TO KILL', THEN I BEAT HIM ON LIKE DMD MODE AND SCREAMED IN JOY AND PULLED OFF MY PANTS AND RAN AROUND THE HOUS Latest Post

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Input: [Author] FoetalBlowjob [Posts] 1 [Views] 182 [Topic]

Output: TEAM SHORTBUS IS YOUR BIG BROTHERS GAY LOVERS MOTHERS Latest Post

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Input: [Author] PhilANThropiSt [Posts] 1 [Views] 178 [Topic]

Output: TEAM SHORTBUS USED TO BE A MALE MODEL Latest Post

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Input: [Author] FoetalBlowjob [Posts] 1 [Views] 139 [Topic]

Output: TEAM SHORTBUS IS YOUR DEAD DOG Latest Post

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Input: [Author] my_mother [Posts] 1 [Views] 150 [Topic]

Output: OMFG TEAM SHORTBUS CAN FIND THE G-SPOT!!11!!!!ONE!!SHIFT+1!!!1 WEN DEY MAKE LUV 2 A WOMAN SHE VOMITS COZ IT WAZ SOOO GOOD Latest Post

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Input: [Author] FoetalBlowjob [Posts] 1 [Views] 136 [Topic]

Output: TEAM SHORTBUS IS YOUR GRANDMA Latest Post

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Input: [Author] Something_Witty [Posts] 1 [Views] 146 [Topic]

Output: HI SO I'M LIKE TOTALLY INTO THS GUY NAMED TEAM SHORTBUS BUT I DON'T KNOW IF HE LIKES ME BACK BECAUSE I'M A FAT UGLY WHORE WITH DISGUSTING FLOPPY AND PIMPLY mammary glands GIVE ME SOME ADVICE PLEASE Latest Post

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Input: [Author] FoetalBlowjob [Posts] 1 [Views] 147 [Topic]

Output: THERE WAS THIS THREAD CALLED TEAM SHORTBUS HANG ON IT WASNT A THREAD HANG ON I'VE LOST IT. Latest Post

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Input: [Author] Betty Jo Bialosk... [Posts] 31 [Views] 1082 [Last] PATHETIC-SONG [Topic]

Output: For the chicks (if you're a fabulous person and you respond, I'll beat the **** out of you) ( 1 2 ) Latest Post

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Input: [Points Earned] 1 per game [Comments] Officiate as either center or assistant referee Multiple games per day earn multiple points Must be certified referee (no points for club linesmen) [Point Type]

Output: Game assignment

AYSO Region 76 Beverly Hills Youth Soccer Home Page


Input: [Points Earned] 3 per complete course (need roster number) [Comments] Successfully complete Basic Referee & Safe Haven course Clinic points are not earned until after the volunteer completes their first 5 referee assignments [Point Type]

Output: Basic Referee and Safe Haven Training completion

AYSO Region 76 Beverly Hills Youth Soccer Home Page


Input: [Points Earned] 1 time per volunteer [Comments] One time only for center referee assignment Should be earned in the same season after completing Referee Training Does not apply to U8 games [Point Type]

Output: First time center

AYSO Region 76 Beverly Hills Youth Soccer Home Page


Input: [Points Earned] 3 per upgrade certification [Comments] Intermediate Referee Advanced Referee National Referee Any level Referee Instructor or Assessor [Point Type]

Output: Upgrade completion

AYSO Region 76 Beverly Hills Youth Soccer Home Page


Input: [Points Earned] 1 per course [Comments] Participate in referee clinic as instructor [Point Type]

Output: Referee Trainer

AYSO Region 76 Beverly Hills Youth Soccer Home Page


Input: [Points Earned] 1 per game [Comments] Serve as mentor or assessor for a less experienced referee [Point Type]

Output: Referee Assessor/Mentor

AYSO Region 76 Beverly Hills Youth Soccer Home Page


Input: [Points Earned] 1 per course [Comments] Attend a Region 76 Law Refresher course (must be a certified referee to earn points) Clinic points are not earned until after the volunteer completes 2 additional referee assignments after the Refresher Course during the same season. [Point Type]

Output: Laws of the Game Refresher Course

AYSO Region 76 Beverly Hills Youth Soccer Home Page


Input: [Points Earned] 2 points per week scheduled [Comments] Under the direction of the Referee Administrator, help schedule referee assignments for each weeks games. [Point Type]

Output: Referee Scheduling

AYSO Region 76 Beverly Hills Youth Soccer Home Page


Input: [Sample Week] Sunday Evening [1]

Output: Arrive, Receive materials about the AHH and its environs. Have dinner and spend the evening studying the inn and area so that you are prepared to answer questions posed by potential guests when you practice phone sales.

Become an Innkeeper with Barbara Notarius, one of the American B&B’s industry’s pioneers


Input: [Sample Week] Monday [1]

Output: Morning - Observe and enjoy breakfast preparation and service. Get acquainted with room layout, housekeeping, and inventory control. Look at forms used here. See an overview of our reservation system and recording weekend's financials. Afternoon - Practice telephone skills and check-in procedures. Free time to explore the area and get acquainted with local attractions. Evening - Observe check-ins and telephone reservations. Look at samples of marketing and advertising. Run referral reports and evaluate marketing plan.

Become an Innkeeper with Barbara Notarius, one of the American B&B’s industry’s pioneers


Input: [Sample Week] Tuesday [1]

Output: Morning - Participate in preparation and service of breakfast. Check rooms, practice supervision of housekeeping staff and laundry. Afternoon - Practice telephone skills. Look at website and rack card. Evaluate them. Discuss how rates are set and different ways to adjust pricing and increase sales. There should be some free time to explore. Evening - Participate in preparation for next day's breakfast, plan menu for subsequent week and preparing shopping list.

Become an Innkeeper with Barbara Notarius, one of the American B&B’s industry’s pioneers


Input: [Sample Week] Wednesday [1]

Output: Morning - Participate in early monring raid on Sam's and the supermarket. Discuss what can be bought wholesale vs. retail vs catalog. Afternoon - Continued training in telephone sales. Begin to look at strategic planning including capital improvements, expansion, staffing needs, marketing changes, etc. Evening - Free

Become an Innkeeper with Barbara Notarius, one of the American B&B’s industry’s pioneers


Input: [Sample Week] Thursday [1]

Output: Morning - Begin answering the phone and dealing with guests directly. We will discuss guest relations including issues of handling groups, special guests, troublesome guests, etc. Focus on use of the computer to record reservations, financial records and pay bills on the computer. Check e-mail Afternoon - Prepare chart of arrivals for the weekend. Make sure any special arrangements are taken care of. Discuss how bookkeeping and payroll are done and what record keeping is necessary for tax purposes. Evening - 5 pm - 8 pm Check-ins. Rest of evening free.

Become an Innkeeper with Barbara Notarius, one of the American B&B’s industry’s pioneers


Input: [Sample Week] Friday [1]

Output: Morning - Prepare and serve breakfast. Observe check-out procedures. Check rooms for arriving guests. Do some preparation for Saturday breakfast. Update weekend arrivals. Afternoon and Evening - Check-in weekend guests. Discuss community relations. If during the course of the week, we are participating in a community meeting with local or regional tourism, B&B or chamber group, interns accompany us. Afternoons are a good time to evaluate the week so far and bring up any neglected issues.

Become an Innkeeper with Barbara Notarius, one of the American B&B’s industry’s pioneers


Input: [Sample Week] Saturday [1]

Output: Morning - Prepare and serve breakfast, supervise house keeping and laundry. Do some preparation for Sunday breakfast. Afternoon free.

Become an Innkeeper with Barbara Notarius, one of the American B&B’s industry’s pioneers


Input: [Sample Week] Sunday [1]

Output: Morning - Preparation and service of breakfast. Guest check out. Departure.

Become an Innkeeper with Barbara Notarius, one of the American B&B’s industry’s pioneers


Input: [anti-ambush dogs] deadly force dogs [cadaver dogs] search & rescue dogs (SAR) [anti-terrorist dogs]

Output: general purpose

Canine (K9) Disciplines, Consultancy and Training Services


Input: [anti-ambush dogs] passive response [cadaver dogs] dogs for mine audits [anti-terrorist dogs]

Output: police dogs

Canine (K9) Disciplines, Consultancy and Training Services


Input: [anti-ambush dogs] pro-active search [cadaver dogs] remote air sampling [anti-terrorist dogs]

Output: security guard dogs

Canine (K9) Disciplines, Consultancy and Training Services


Input: [anti-ambush dogs] explosive detection dogs [cadaver dogs] immigration control [anti-terrorist dogs]

Output: tracking dogs

Canine (K9) Disciplines, Consultancy and Training Services


Input: [anti-ambush dogs] narcotic detection dogs [cadaver dogs] border patrol [anti-terrorist dogs]

Output: area clearance dogs

Canine (K9) Disciplines, Consultancy and Training Services


Input: [anti-ambush dogs] accelerant detection [cadaver dogs] riot control dogs [anti-terrorist dogs]

Output: visual deterrent

Canine (K9) Disciplines, Consultancy and Training Services


Input: [Day] Monday [Morning] BY APPOINTMENT [Afternoon]

Output: BY APPOINTMENT


Input: [Day] Tuesday [Morning] BY APPOINTMENT [Afternoon]

Output: BY APPOINTMENT


Input: [Day] Wednesday [Morning] BY APPOINTMENT [Afternoon]

Output: BY APPOINTMENT


Input: [Day] Thursday [Morning] BY APPOINTMENT [Afternoon]

Output: BY APPOINTMENT


Input: [Day] Friday [Morning] Closed [Afternoon]

Output: Closed


Input: [Day] Saturday [Morning] Closed [Afternoon]

Output: Closed


Input: [Day] Sunday [Morning] Closed [Afternoon]

Output: Closed


Input: [Time] 8:00 am [Event]

Output: Continental Breakfast

Vertical Niche Marketing Workshop March 2014 - The Graphic Communication Institute- Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo


Input: [Time] 8:30 am [Event]

Output: Introduction to Vertical Niche Marketing

Vertical Niche Marketing Workshop March 2014 - The Graphic Communication Institute- Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo


Input: [Time] 9:00 am [Event]

Output: The Role of Data

Vertical Niche Marketing Workshop March 2014 - The Graphic Communication Institute- Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo


Input: [Time] 9:30 am [Event]

Output: Cross Media

Vertical Niche Marketing Workshop March 2014 - The Graphic Communication Institute- Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo


Input: [Time] 10:30 am [Event]

Output: Break

Vertical Niche Marketing Workshop March 2014 - The Graphic Communication Institute- Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo


Input: [Time] 10:45 am [Event]

Output: Technology

Vertical Niche Marketing Workshop March 2014 - The Graphic Communication Institute- Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo


Input: [Time] 12:00 pm [Event]

Output: Lunch

Vertical Niche Marketing Workshop March 2014 - The Graphic Communication Institute- Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo


Input: [Time] 1:00 pm [Event]

Output: Introduction to Non-Profits

Vertical Niche Marketing Workshop March 2014 - The Graphic Communication Institute- Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo


Input: [Time] 1:30 pm [Event]

Output: Building Campaign Knowledge

Vertical Niche Marketing Workshop March 2014 - The Graphic Communication Institute- Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo


Input: [Time] 2:30 pm [Event]

Output: Break

Vertical Niche Marketing Workshop March 2014 - The Graphic Communication Institute- Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo


Input: [Time] 2:45 pm [Event]

Output: Vendor Campaign Optimization

Vertical Niche Marketing Workshop March 2014 - The Graphic Communication Institute- Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo


Input: [Time] 4:30 pm [Event]

Output: Wrap up – Evaluating the Dynamics of Non-Profits

Vertical Niche Marketing Workshop March 2014 - The Graphic Communication Institute- Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo


Input: [Time] 5:00 pm [Event]

Output: Adjourn for Day

Vertical Niche Marketing Workshop March 2014 - The Graphic Communication Institute- Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo


Input: [Time] Played [1] Artist [3] Album [4] Label [2]

Output: Song

"Things Ain't What They Used To Be" on KUSP


Input: [Time] 21:34 [1] Dameronia [3] Stop Look and Listen [4] Uptown [2]

Output: Choose Now

"Things Ain't What They Used To Be" on KUSP


Input: [Time] 21:40 [1] Johnny Griffin [3] Stop Look and Listen [4] Uptown [2]

Output: If you could see me now

"Things Ain't What They Used To Be" on KUSP


Input: [Time] 22:45 [1] Benny Powell [3] Stop Look and Listen [4] Uptown [2]

Output: Focus

"Things Ain't What They Used To Be" on KUSP


Input: [Time] 21:52 [1] Illinois Jacquet [3] The King! [4] Prestige [2]

Output: How high the moon

"Things Ain't What They Used To Be" on KUSP


Input: [Time] 21:56 [1] Sahib Shihab [3] All Star Sessions [4] Savoy [2]

Output: Le Sneak

"Things Ain't What They Used To Be" on KUSP


Input: [Time] 22:02 [1] Eddie Daniels [3] Blue Bossa [4] Candid [2]

Output: Blue Bossa

"Things Ain't What They Used To Be" on KUSP


Input: [Time] 22:10 [1] Richie Kamuca [3] Tenors Head-on [2]

Output: Stella by Starlight

"Things Ain't What They Used To Be" on KUSP


Input: [Time] 22:15 [1] Richie Kamuca [3] Drop me off in Harlem [4] Concord [2]

Output: Drop me off in Harlem

"Things Ain't What They Used To Be" on KUSP


Input: [Time] 22:21 [1] Carl Perkins [3] Mode #4 [4] Mode [2]

Output: Nevertheless

"Things Ain't What They Used To Be" on KUSP


Input: [Time] 22:25 [1] Grant Green [3] Born to be Blue [4] BlueNote [2]

Output: Cool Blues

"Things Ain't What They Used To Be" on KUSP


Input: [Time] 21:35 [1] John Jenkins [3] The things we did last summer [4] Savoy [2]

Output: The things we did last summer

"Things Ain't What They Used To Be" on KUSP


Input: [Time] 22:44 [1] Bud Powell [3] Bouncing with Bud [4] Storyville [2]

Output: I remember Clifford

"Things Ain't What They Used To Be" on KUSP


Input: [Time] 22:50 [1] Billy Butler [3] Don`t be that way [4] Black and Blue [2]

Output: You go to my head

"Things Ain't What They Used To Be" on KUSP


Input: [Time] 22:56 [1] Ben Webster/Harold Ashby [3] Sound of Ben Webster [4] Verve [2]

Output: Ash

"Things Ain't What They Used To Be" on KUSP


Input: [Time] 23:04 [1] Sweets Edison [3] Gee Baby…. [4] Verve [2]

Output: Blues for the Blues

"Things Ain't What They Used To Be" on KUSP


Input: [Time] 23:12 [1] Herbie Steward [3] Three horns of Herbie Steward [4] Famous Door [2]

Output: Madelaine

"Things Ain't What They Used To Be" on KUSP


Input: [Time] 23:20 [1] Kenny Burrell [3] Be Yourself [4] High Note [2]

Output: Listen to the Dawn

"Things Ain't What They Used To Be" on KUSP


Input: [Time] 23:26 [1] Chet Baker [3] Live at Nick`s [4] CrissCross [2]

Output: Lovely Black Eyes

"Things Ain't What They Used To Be" on KUSP


Input: [Time] 23:48 [1] Stan Getz [3] Lost Sessions [4] A&M [2]

Output: Spiral

"Things Ain't What They Used To Be" on KUSP


Input: [TEAM] Basketball [Fargo] 4th [Harding] 3rd [Minot] 1st [West Fargo] 2nd [Johnson]

Output: 5th


Input: [TEAM] Flickerball [Fargo] 5th [Harding] 2nd [Minot] 3rd [West Fargo] 1st [Johnson]

Output: 4th


Input: [TEAM] Volleyball [Fargo] 4th [Harding] 1st [Minot] 5th [West Fargo] 3rd [Johnson]

Output: 2nd


Input: [TEAM] Soccer [Fargo] 4th [Harding] 2nd [Minot] 3rd [West Fargo] 1st [Johnson]

Output: 5th


Input: [TEAM] Ultimate [Fargo] 1st [Harding] 2nd [Minot] 3rd [West Fargo] 4th [Johnson]

Output: 5th


Input: [TEAM] Dodgeball [Fargo] 4th [Harding] 2nd [Minot] 3rd [West Fargo] 5th [Johnson]

Output: 1st


Input: [TEAM] Relay [Fargo] 1st [Harding] 3rd [Minot] 5th [West Fargo] 4th [Johnson]

Output: 2nd


Input: [MONDAY] Tennis Lessons [2] 8:00 - 11:00 am [1]

Output: Tennis Courts

Ocho Rios Jamaica All Inclusive Resorts | Couples Sans Souci


Input: [MONDAY] Aerobics [2] 9:00 AM [1]

Output: Fitness Pavilion

Ocho Rios Jamaica All Inclusive Resorts | Couples Sans Souci


Input: [MONDAY] Aquacise [2] 11:00 AM [1]

Output: Mineral Pool

Ocho Rios Jamaica All Inclusive Resorts | Couples Sans Souci


Input: [MONDAY] Open Tennis [2] 4:00 PM [1]

Output: Tennis Courts

Ocho Rios Jamaica All Inclusive Resorts | Couples Sans Souci


Input: [MONDAY] Meditation [2] 4:30 PM [1]

Output: Fitness Pavilion

Ocho Rios Jamaica All Inclusive Resorts | Couples Sans Souci


Input: [MONDAY] Aerobics [2] 6:00 PM [1]

Output: Fitness Pavilion

Ocho Rios Jamaica All Inclusive Resorts | Couples Sans Souci


Input: [MONDAY] Singles Tennis Tournament [2] 4:00 PM [1]

Output: Tennis Courts

Ocho Rios Jamaica All Inclusive Resorts | Couples Sans Souci


Input: [MONDAY] Yoga [2] 3:00 PM [1]

Output: Fitness Pavilion

Ocho Rios Jamaica All Inclusive Resorts | Couples Sans Souci


Input: [MONDAY] Meditation [2] 4:00 PM [1]

Output: Fitness Pavilion

Ocho Rios Jamaica All Inclusive Resorts | Couples Sans Souci


Input: [MONDAY] Aquacise [2] 11:00 PM [1]

Output: Mineral Pool

Ocho Rios Jamaica All Inclusive Resorts | Couples Sans Souci


Input: [MONDAY] Doubles Tennis Tournament [2] 4:00 PM [1]

Output: Tennis Courts

Ocho Rios Jamaica All Inclusive Resorts | Couples Sans Souci


Input: [MONDAY] Open Tennis [2] 11:00 AM [1]

Output: Tennis Courts

Ocho Rios Jamaica All Inclusive Resorts | Couples Sans Souci


Input: [Major Towns] Bairnsdale [Population] 13,240 [Key facts] Bairnsdale is the gateway to two of Victoria's most rugged and untouched regions: the Victorian High Country, and the vast Gippsland Lakes. The town is the main commercial centre for the region's wool, dairy, agriculture and timber industries.

Output: The major vegetable growing area of the Mitchell Valley and the surrounding sheep, cattle and dairying districts. Timber is also an important industry in the area. Retail, hospitality, tourism and service industries and education are major employer sectors in Bairnsdale.

About South East Victoria - Live in Victoria


Input: [Major Towns] Drouin [Population] 13,200 [Key facts] The green, rolling hills around Drouin support some of Victoria's finest boutique food and wine producers. Set in the heart of Gippsland's 'Gourmet Country', the town is a key service centre for the nearby pastoral, agricultural and dairy-farming community.

Output: Centre of significant dairy industry, with strong manufacturing including food manufacturing, education and retail sectors.

About South East Victoria - Live in Victoria


Input: [Major Towns] Lakes Entrance [Population] 9,460 [Key facts] Lakes Entrance is located at one end of the magnificent Ninety Mile Beach. It is famous for its fishing and watersports, and is a great base from which to explore Gippsland's vast network of lakes.

Output: Tourism and commercial fishing are the main industries in Lakes Entrance. The town has been a favourite holiday destination for Victorians for more than 100 years.

About South East Victoria - Live in Victoria


Input: [Major Towns] Moe-Yallourn [Population] 16,670 [Key facts] Moe is a gateway to Gippsland's snowfields at Mt Baw Baw, and is one of the region's major service centres. Once a key stopping point for miners on their way to the goldfields at Walhalla, Moe is surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes, and historically significant landmarks.

Output: Moe is mainly a dormitory area with retail, education and call centres. Service industries and a small manufacturing component round out its economy.

About South East Victoria - Live in Victoria


Input: [Major Towns] Morwell [Population] 14,000 [Key facts] Morwell has been critical to Victoria's energy industry for decades. A rich source of brown coal, and the site of one of the state's biggest power stations, Morwell also plays an important role as a service centre for surrounding farming communities.

Output: A majority of workers in Morwell are technicians and trades workers. Within the town of Morwell, the major industry is retail trade.

About South East Victoria - Live in Victoria


Input: [Major Towns] Sale [Population] 14,250 [Key facts] Originally developed as a port, Sale is a great base for discovering the magnificent lakes, mountains and coastline of the Gippsland region. The recently revitalised port is now home to myriad great cafes, restaurants and shops.

Output: Sale has strong health and education industries underpinned by a large heavy oil and gas service sector and an RAAF base. It also has a large retail industry sector.

About South East Victoria - Live in Victoria


Input: [Major Towns] Traralgon [Population] 25,700 [Key facts] Traralgon is a bustling commercial centre, surrounded on all sides by some of Victoria's most scenic untouched countryside. The town offers fine outdoor dining and excellent shopping during the day, and great entertainment in the local pubs and clubs by night.

Output: Traralgon has a large education, health and retail sector with a large service industry base supported by a small but significant manufacturing industry base. The public payroll makes up a significant proportion of its economy.

About South East Victoria - Live in Victoria


Input: [Major Towns] Warragul [Population] 16,700 [Key facts] With its easy access to Melbourne and beautiful green landscape, Warragul is quickly becoming a sought-after residential area. The region around the town is famous for its dairy production, and its small, gourmet food and wine producers.

Output: Warragul has a strong manufacturing and horticulture sector with a significant health, education and retail presence.

About South East Victoria - Live in Victoria


Input: [Major Towns] Wonthaggi [Population] 20,030 [Key facts] Although the region is one of Victoria's biggest sources of coal, Wonthaggi is just as famous for its beautiful beaches. The town is perfectly situated for Gippsland's magnificent coastline, including Phillip Island, Inverloch and Wilson's Promontory.

Output: Wonthaggi has strong education, retail and health sectors and a small manufacturing component.

About South East Victoria - Live in Victoria


Input: [Time] 7:30 AM [Activity]

Output: Breakfast

NU Unplugged - Northwest University - Top Ranked Christian College


Input: [Time] 8:15 AM [Activity]

Output: Welcome from the President

NU Unplugged - Northwest University - Top Ranked Christian College


Input: [Time] 9:00 AM [Activity]

Output: Class Visit OR Campus Tour w/ Parents

NU Unplugged - Northwest University - Top Ranked Christian College


Input: [Time] 10:10 AM [Activity]

Output: Class Visit

NU Unplugged - Northwest University - Top Ranked Christian College


Input: [Time] 11:20 AM [Activity]

Output: Chapel

NU Unplugged - Northwest University - Top Ranked Christian College


Input: [Time] 12:30 PM [Activity]

Output: Lunch

NU Unplugged - Northwest University - Top Ranked Christian College


Input: [Time] 1:30 PM [Activity]

Output: NU Student Leader Panel OR Class Visit

NU Unplugged - Northwest University - Top Ranked Christian College


Input: [Time] 2:40 PM [Activity]

Output: Degree For Me

NU Unplugged - Northwest University - Top Ranked Christian College


Input: [Time] 3:30 PM [Activity]

Output: Next Steps

NU Unplugged - Northwest University - Top Ranked Christian College


Input: [TIME] 12:13 [SYMPTOMS] hiccups [ACTIVITY]

Output: sitting at computer


Input: [TIME] 12:17 [SYMPTOMS] chewing noises [ACTIVITY]

Output: ate a cracker


Input: [TIME] 12:45 [SYMPTOMS] bending & opening drawer [ACTIVITY]

Output: changed socks


Input: [TIME] 1:00 [SYMPTOMS] excessive complaining [ACTIVITY]

Output: watched the news


Input: [TIME] 2:12 [SYMPTOMS] breathing [ACTIVITY]

Output: got up from chair & sat down again


Input: [TIME] 2:48 [SYMPTOMS] heavy disappointment [ACTIVITY]

Output: looked at TV Guide


Input: [TIME] 3:01 [SYMPTOMS] April Fool! [ACTIVITY]

Output: 400 push-ups


Input: [TIME] 3:28 [SYMPTOMS] huge dip in finances [ACTIVITY]

Output: online shopping


Input: [TIME] 4:12 [SYMPTOMS] very sunny - lots of blinking [ACTIVITY]

Output: looked out the window


Input: [TIME] 4:29 [SYMPTOMS] I may already be a winner! [ACTIVITY]

Output: opened the mail


Input: [TIME] 4:53 [SYMPTOMS] no answer [ACTIVITY]

Output: phone call to a friend


Input: [TIME] 5:06 [SYMPTOMS] brain getting in gear [ACTIVITY]

Output: thought about dinner


Input: [TIME] 5:07 [SYMPTOMS] grinding noises [ACTIVITY]

Output: still thinking


Input: [TIME] 5:08 [SYMPTOMS] nothing there - not surprised [ACTIVITY]

Output: looked in fridge


Input: [TIME] 5:30 [SYMPTOMS] neck pain [ACTIVITY]

Output: bungee jumping


Input: [TIME] 6:11 [SYMPTOMS] only wrecked twice [ACTIVITY]

Output: motorcycle stunt racing


Input: [TIME] 6:18 [SYMPTOMS] rise in BP [ACTIVITY]

Output: watched the news


Input: [TIME] 7:01 [SYMPTOMS] dizzy [ACTIVITY]

Output: ran 30 laps (backwards)


Input: [TIME] 7:15 [SYMPTOMS] came in 2nd [ACTIVITY]

Output: racquetball tournament


Input: [TIME] 8:41 [SYMPTOMS] comatose [ACTIVITY]

Output: nap


Input: [TIME] 8:59 [SYMPTOMS] bronze medal [ACTIVITY]

Output: hula hoop competition


Input: [TIME] 9:05 [SYMPTOMS] joint pain [ACTIVITY]

Output: built popsicle stick birdhouse


Input: [TIME] 9:31 [SYMPTOMS] toxic? [ACTIVITY]

Output: made homemade water


Input: [TIME] 10:06 [SYMPTOMS] woozy [ACTIVITY]

Output: laid out Barbie pj’s


Input: [TIME] 11:35 [SYMPTOMS] not funny [ACTIVITY]

Output: tuned in to Leno show


Input: [TIME] 11:36 [SYMPTOMS] laughing [ACTIVITY]

Output: changed channel to Dave


Input: [TIME] 1:00 [SYMPTOMS] snoring [ACTIVITY]

Output: bedtime


Input: [TIME] 2:12 [SYMPTOMS] eye fluttering [ACTIVITY]

Output: REM sleep


Input: [TIME] 3:15 [SYMPTOMS] I can fly! [ACTIVITY]

Output: dreaming


Input: [TIME] 5:01 [SYMPTOMS] too early... [ACTIVITY]

Output: woke up and looked at clock


Input: [TIME] 7:00 [SYMPTOMS] bounced out of bed [ACTIVITY]

Output: rise and shine


Input: [TIME] 7:31 [SYMPTOMS] 6 donuts and a martini [ACTIVITY]

Output: healthy breakfast


Input: [TIME] 8:15 [SYMPTOMS] Can you believe gas prices? [ACTIVITY]

Output: morning news


Input: [TIME] 8:39 [SYMPTOMS] don't forget to take steroids [ACTIVITY]

Output: morning workout


Input: [TIME] 9:00 [SYMPTOMS] threw my back out [ACTIVITY]

Output: stunt woman training


Input: [TIME] 9:36 [SYMPTOMS] didn't make the squad :( [ACTIVITY]

Output: cheerleader try-outs


Input: [TIME] 10:15 [SYMPTOMS] used the "home version" (epic fail) [ACTIVITY]

Output: cosmetic surgery


Input: [TIME] 11:02 [SYMPTOMS] hoarse and off-key [ACTIVITY]

Output: American Idol audition


Input: [TIME] 11:18 [SYMPTOMS] heart still beating! [ACTIVITY]

Output: 24 hours is up


Input: [TIME] noon [SYMPTOMS] delighted [ACTIVITY]

Output: turn in heart monitor


Input: [Prairie Landing Golf Club] White Deer Run Golf Club

Output: White Deer Run has generous landing areas off the tee, and immaculately groomed bent grass greens and fairways, perfect for your round of golf...

Chicago Golf Courses - Chicago Golf - Top Chicago Public Golf Courses

Prairie Landing is one of only three Robert Trent Jones, Jr. golf courses in Illinois and home to Chicago's finest Practice Center..


Input: [Prairie Landing Golf Club] Tamarack Golf Club

Output: Tamarack Golf Club's championship course boasts sculpted fairways, undulating greens and plenty of water that will be sure to test every golfer's skill level...

Chicago Golf Courses - Chicago Golf - Top Chicago Public Golf Courses

Prairie Landing is one of only three Robert Trent Jones, Jr. golf courses in Illinois and home to Chicago's finest Practice Center..


Input: [Prairie Landing Golf Club] Whisper Creek Golf Course

Output: Whisper Creek is meticulously and consistently well maintained and manicured. It plays like the best of the private country clubs in the area...

Chicago Golf Courses - Chicago Golf - Top Chicago Public Golf Courses

Prairie Landing is one of only three Robert Trent Jones, Jr. golf courses in Illinois and home to Chicago's finest Practice Center..


Input: [Prairie Landing Golf Club] Mill Creek Golf Club

Output: Completed in 1998, Mill Creek is located amongst the gentle rolling hills of Geneva. A course created to open eyes with it's beauty and challenge..

Chicago Golf Courses - Chicago Golf - Top Chicago Public Golf Courses

Prairie Landing is one of only three Robert Trent Jones, Jr. golf courses in Illinois and home to Chicago's finest Practice Center..


Input: [Prairie Landing Golf Club] Fresh Meadows Golf Club

Output: Fresh Meadows is a parkland style layout located a short drive west out of Chicago along the I-290 corridor...

Chicago Golf Courses - Chicago Golf - Top Chicago Public Golf Courses

Prairie Landing is one of only three Robert Trent Jones, Jr. golf courses in Illinois and home to Chicago's finest Practice Center..


Input: [Prairie Landing Golf Club] Big Run Golf Club

Output: Hundreds of tall oak trees throughout the course, some centuries old, compliment five lakes and Long Run Creek that will test your shot making abilities...

Chicago Golf Courses - Chicago Golf - Top Chicago Public Golf Courses

Prairie Landing is one of only three Robert Trent Jones, Jr. golf courses in Illinois and home to Chicago's finest Practice Center..


Input: [0] Athletes [1] Options [2] Eligibility [3]

Output: Criteria

Development Pathway » Snow Sports New Zealand


Input: [0] Start to compete [1] Adaptive Snowsports National Championships Special Olympic events Training - training with local ski area high performance group. [2] Functional Impairment Intellectual disability* [3]

Output: Skied before Skied before Skied before

Development Pathway » Snow Sports New Zealand


Input: [0] Regional Competition [1] Local Ski Area Events Special Olympic Events ParaFed events Snow Sports NZ Supported Events [2] *Intellectual disability Physical disability [3]

Output: Competed before or intermediate skier / snowboarder

Development Pathway » Snow Sports New Zealand


Input: [0] National Competition [1] Adaptive Snowsports National Championships IPC Affiliated Races Special Olympics [3]

Output: Selection by regional Special Olympics

Development Pathway » Snow Sports New Zealand


Input: [0] Train to High Performance [1] Cardrona High Performance International Training Facilities IPC Continental Cups Special Olympics Training [2] Performance at National Level IPC classification Special Olympics member [3]

Output: Acceptance by facility Selection by Adaptive Snow Sports Selection by National Special Olympics.

Development Pathway » Snow Sports New Zealand


Input: [0] Perform [1] World Cup Circuit IPC Alpine Skiing & Snowboard World Cups Special Olympics World Winter Games [2] IPC classification Special Olympics member [3]

Output: IPC points Selection by Special Olympics NZ

Development Pathway » Snow Sports New Zealand


Input: [Location] Street [Day] All [Start] start [Finish] Close [Organization] All [Activity]

Output: Side walk chalk drawing

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Street [Day] All [Start] Start [Finish] Close [Organization] FACE Makeup [Activity]

Output: Face Painting

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Street [Day] All [Start] Start [Finish] Close [Organization] FaceMe Face Painting [Activity]

Output: Face Painting

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Street [Day] All [Start] Start [Finish] Close [Organization] WKCTC [Activity]

Output: Face Painting

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Street [Day] All [Start] Start [Finish] Close [Organization] Baloons for You [Activity]

Output: Balloon Artist

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Street [Day] Sat 5/16 [Start] TBA [Finish] TBA [Organization] True North [Activity]

Output: Yoga

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Street [Day] Fri 5/15 [Start] 2:00 PM [Finish] 3:30 PM [Organization] PAFM [Activity]

Output: Story time

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Street [Day] Fri 5/15 [Start] 3:00 PM [Finish] 6:00 PM [Organization] Paducah Headstart/Schools [Activity]

Output: Craft/Activity

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Stage [Day] Fri 5/15 [Start] 3:30 PM [Finish] 5:00 PM [Organization] AMPA [Activity]

Output: Dance Karaoke

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Street [Day] Fri 5/15 [Start] 4:00 PM [Finish] 7:00 PM [Organization] Yeiser Art Center [Activity]

Output: Craft Activity

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Stage [Day] Fri 5/15 [Start] 5.00 PM [Finish] 6.45 PM [Organization] The Rhythm Factory [Activity]

Output: drama/dance/sing along

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Street [Day] Fri 5/15 [Start] 6:00 PM [Finish] 8:00 PM [Organization] MCLIB [Activity]

Output: Craft - Bookmarks

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Street [Day] Fri 5/15 [Start] 6.30 PM [Finish] 8:00 PM [Organization] Purchase Family [Activity]

Output: Craft/Paper bag puppets

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Stage [Day] Fri 5/15 [Start] 7:00 PM [Finish] 8:00 PM [Organization] Zerdali Dance Co & Bella Luna Belly Dancers [Activity]

Output: Belly Dancing

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Stage [Day] Sat 5/16 [Start] 10:00 AM [Finish] 11.45 AM [Organization] Hwang's [Activity]

Output: Got Ninja's

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Stage [Day] Sat 5/16 [Start] 10:00 AM [Finish] 2:00 AM [Organization] WKCTC/PAFM [Activity]

Output: Craft Activity

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Street [Day] Sat 5/16 [Start] 10.00 AM [Finish] 2:00 PM [Organization] MCLIB [Activity]

Output: Craft/Free Books

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Stage [Day] Sat 5/16 [Start] 12.00 PM [Finish] 1.45 PM [Organization] Center Stage Dance Co [Activity]

Output: Dance Karaoke

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Street [Day] Sat 5/16 [Start] 2:00 PM [Finish] 4:00 PM [Organization] PSO [Activity]

Output: Instrument Petting Zoo

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Street [Day] Sat 5/16 [Start] 2:00 PM [Finish] 6:00 PM [Organization] National Quilt Museum [Activity]

Output: Craft/Quilt Blocks

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Street [Day] Sat 5/16 [Start] 2:00 PM [Finish] 5:00 PM [Organization] PSO [Activity]

Output: Musical Instrument Craft

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Stage [Day] Sat 5/16 [Start] 2:150 PM [Finish] 3:45 PM [Organization] Mainstage [Activity]

Output: Children's Theatre

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Stage [Day] Sat 5/16 [Start] 3:50 PM [Finish] 4:50 PM [Organization] Jim Stott Magic [Activity]

Output: Live Show, magic for kids

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Stage [Day] Sat 5/16 [Start] 5:00 PM [Finish] 5:55PM [Organization] PSO [Activity]

Output: Wheel House Rousters

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Street [Day] Sat 5/16 [Start] 2:00 PM [Finish] 5:00 PM [Organization] WKCTC Student Teacher [Activity]

Output: Craft Activity

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Street [Day] Sat 5/16 [Start] 5:00 PM [Finish] 8:00 PM [Organization] Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana [Activity]

Output: Craft Activity

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Street [Day] Sat 5/16 [Start] 5:00 PM [Finish] 8:00 PM [Organization] Posh Academy [Activity]

Output: Craft activity

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [Location] Stage [Day] Sat 5/16 [Start] 6:00 PM [Finish] 7:30 PM [Organization] Atmopsphere Martial arts [Activity]

Output: Interactive Martial arts

Children's Activities 2015 | Lower Town Arts and Music Festival


Input: [YEAR] 2011 [TEAM] Saints [RESULT]

Output: Won at home against Lions, lost on road to 49ers


Input: [YEAR] 2011 [TEAM] Packers [RESULT]

Output: Lost at home versus Giants


Input: [YEAR] 2011 [TEAM] Ravens [RESULT]

Output: Won at home against Texans, lost on road against Patriots


Input: [YEAR] 2010 [TEAM] Patriots [RESULT]

Output: Lost at home versus Jets


Input: [YEAR] 2009 [TEAM] Patriots [RESULT]

Output: Lost at home versus Ravens


Input: [YEAR] 2009 [TEAM] Vikings [RESULT]

Output: Won at home against Cowboys, lost on road at Saints


Input: [YEAR] 2008 [TEAM] Panthers [RESULT]

Output: Lost at home versus Cardinals


Input: [YEAR] 2007 [TEAM] Patriots [RESULT]

Output: Won at home versus Jaguars and Chargers, lost Super Bowl to Giants


Input: [YEAR] 2006 [TEAM] Chargers [RESULT]

Output: Lost at home versus Patriots


Input: [YEAR] 2006 [TEAM] Colts [RESULT]

Output: Won home games versus Chiefs and Ravens en route to Super Bowl win


Input: [Time] 7:00am to 7:30am [Description]

Output: Grab & Go Breakfast Fitcation will provide healthier swaps for your breakfast at the hotel


Input: [Time] 7:30am to 8:00am [Description]

Output: Gather to Start Day Everyone meets up in the Fitcation meeting room at the hotel so we can get ready for our day!


Input: [Time] 8:00am to 9:30am [Links] Dig Deep Play Hard Facebook TwitterKia Ruiz Twitter [Description]

Output: Morning Workout Start the day off on the right foot with a great workout. We will be working out in Barney Schwartz Park. We will get pumped up with a bootcamp style workout led by Erin Kreitz Shirey of DigDeepPlayHard.com. followed by Yoga led by our very own Kia Ruiz


Input: [Time] 9:45am to 10:45am [Description]

Output: Shower & Dress for Fun We will be traveling back to the hotel to get cleaned up and ready to go for our fun-filled day in wine country. Please note: you will not be returning to the hotel until the end of the day. Please plan accordingly and wear comfortable clothes, shoes, hats, and bring sunscreen, layers for the evening, snacks, and a water bottle.


Input: [Time] 11:00am to 12:45pm [Links] Castoro Cellars: Facebook Twitter Google+ YouTube BlogUnlock Wine Facebook Twitter [Description]

Output: Castoro Cellars Winery Tour & Lunch We will be traveling to the Castoro Cellars Winery in Templeton to tour this amazing winery that also hosts the annual Earth Day Food and Wine Festival. We will also be enjoying a lunch catered by Cahoots Catering and, of course, tasting an array of the Castoro’s world-class wines! We will also be learning about wine as Stasi Seay of Unlock Wine will be on hand to lead us through a fun and casual wine education activity.


Input: [Time] 1:00pm to 2:45pm [Links] Pasolivo: Facebook Twitter Pinterest [Description]

Output: Hike & Tour of Pasolivo Wander from the world of wines to the opulence of olive oil at Pasolivo in Paso Robles. We will enjoy over 45 acres of trees that are farmed organically and sustainably with an orchard & mill tour plus a scenic hike. We will also get a chance to taste and shop these award-winning oils and stroll the grounds before heading to the next stop.


Input: [Time] 3:00pm to 5:30pm [Links] Halter Ranch: Facebook Twitter Blog [Description]

Output: Halter Ranch Tour & Hike We cannot end the day without enjoying a little more of wine country at Halter Ranch in Paso Robles. When it comes to history, sustainability and innovation, this vineyard has it all! We will begin with a winery tour and learn about green building and sustainable farming. After the tour, we will be taken on a beautiful hike to take in the gorgeous scenery and visit the Ancestor Tree.


Input: [Time] 5:30pm to 6:30pm [Links] Earth Footwear: Facebook Twitter [Description]

Output: Earth Footwear Presentation We’ll be heading to the Halter Ranch Barn for a special presentation from Earth Footwear, complete with wine and appetizers. Earth Footwear will be bringing along two relexologists for us to enjoy free foot massages, as well as a discount coupon that we can use when we’re near the Earth Footwear store on Saturday!


Input: [Time] 6:30pm to 8:00pm [Description]

Output: Locally Harvested Dinner We will be ending the day in the Halter Ranch Barn with a delicious dinner including foods produced locally in San Luis Obispo County and delicious regional wines!


Input: [Time] 8:00pm [Description]

Output: Hotel or More Exploration We will have the opportunity to either choose to return to the hotel or stick around downtown Paso Robles for more exploring.


Input: [Sun] Mon [3] 4 Military Monday 10:30 A.M. to 05:30 P.M. On Mountain Alyeska thanks the Armed Forces with a day of FREE lift tickets! Also get 50% off gear rentals (excludes demo) and look for lunch specials at Glacier Express and Sitzmark. NEW! Beginners can sign up for a 2-hour group lesson for only $10. Stop by the Ski School desk in the Daylodge. Join Julia Dykstra for apres open mic at the Sitzmark! Special room rates will also be available. Offer valid for immediate family members with military ID. Military Monday [10] 11 25 [17]

Output: 18


Input: [Sun] Tue [3] 5 [10] 12 26 [17]

Output: 19 USSA Western Region U16 Junior Championships 10:30 A.M. to 05:30 P.M. On Mountain This event will showcase 170 of the top 14 and 15 year old racers from the five divisions of the Western Region and consists of Super G, Giant Slalom and Slalom competitions. The winners of each discipline and the combined will be named to the USSA Junior Championships Team and automatically qualified for the Western Region Elite FIS Series in the following season. This is an exciting chance to come watch these young, elite competitors in their quest for a place on the US Ski Team. USSA Western Region U16 Junior Championships


Input: [Sun] Wed [3] 6 [10] 13 27 [17]

Output: 20 USSA Western Region U16 Junior Championships 10:30 A.M. to 05:30 P.M. On Mountain This event will showcase 170 of the top 14 and 15 year old racers from the five divisions of the Western Region and consists of Super G, Giant Slalom and Slalom competitions. The winners of each discipline and the combined will be named to the USSA Junior Championships Team and automatically qualified for the Western Region Elite FIS Series in the following season. This is an exciting chance to come watch these young, elite competitors in their quest for a place on the US Ski Team. USSA Western Region U16 Junior Championships


Input: [Sun] Thu [3] 7 [10] 14 28 [17]

Output: 21 USSA Western Region U16 Junior Championships 10:30 A.M. to 05:30 P.M. On Mountain This event will showcase 170 of the top 14 and 15 year old racers from the five divisions of the Western Region and consists of Super G, Giant Slalom and Slalom competitions. The winners of each discipline and the combined will be named to the USSA Junior Championships Team and automatically qualified for the Western Region Elite FIS Series in the following season. This is an exciting chance to come watch these young, elite competitors in their quest for a place on the US Ski Team. USSA Western Region U16 Junior Championships


Input: [Sun] Fri [1] 1 [3] 8 Live at the Sitz: Anders Osborne 09:00 P.M. to 11:59 P.M. The Sitzmark Bar & Grill “Anders Osborne is a triple threat as a singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist. He can play the gutbucket bluesman and hot guitar slinger, and he can play the sensitive, soulful singer/songwriter, and he’s excellent at both. Mastering either genre puts you in select company. Mastering both is mind-bogglingly great.” –Paste Live at the Sitz: Anders Osborne [10] 15 29 [17]

Output: 22 USSA Western Region U16 Junior Championships 10:30 A.M. to 05:30 P.M. On Mountain This event will showcase 170 of the top 14 and 15 year old racers from the five divisions of the Western Region and consists of Super G, Giant Slalom and Slalom competitions. The winners of each discipline and the combined will be named to the USSA Junior Championships Team and automatically qualified for the Western Region Elite FIS Series in the following season. This is an exciting chance to come watch these young, elite competitors in their quest for a place on the US Ski Team. USSA Western Region U16 Junior Championships Live at the Sitz: Salem 09:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. The Sitzmark Salem been touring nationally for 6 years at festival, club and action sports events from the group's home inBoulder, Colorado. The band performs Todd Anders Johnson's socially-conscious compositions blending hip-hop,jazz and neo-soul. Such events include the X-Games, North Face Masters of Snowboarding and Tailgate Alaska.The band has been traveling with Risan Project tours which include Salem concerts, ski and snowboard filmpremiers and presentations from environmental organizations such as Protect Our Winters, the Nantucket LandCouncil and The Climate Project. The Risan Project is touring with the sponsorship of SunCore Solar, the world's first light powered cell phone technology and has begun performing select events on solar powered stages. Live at the Sitz: Salem


Input: [Sun] Sat [1] 2 [3] 9 Live at the Sitz: Anders Osborne 09:00 P.M. to 11:59 P.M. The Sitzmark Bar & Grill “Anders Osborne is a triple threat as a singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist. He can play the gutbucket bluesman and hot guitar slinger, and he can play the sensitive, soulful singer/songwriter, and he’s excellent at both. Mastering either genre puts you in select company. Mastering both is mind-bogglingly great.” –Paste Live at the Sitz: Anders Osborne [10] 16 30 [17]

Output: 23 USSA Western Region U16 Junior Championships 10:30 A.M. to 05:30 P.M. On Mountain This event will showcase 170 of the top 14 and 15 year old racers from the five divisions of the Western Region and consists of Super G, Giant Slalom and Slalom competitions. The winners of each discipline and the combined will be named to the USSA Junior Championships Team and automatically qualified for the Western Region Elite FIS Series in the following season. This is an exciting chance to come watch these young, elite competitors in their quest for a place on the US Ski Team. USSA Western Region U16 Junior Championships Live at the Sitz: Salem 09:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. The Sitzmark Salem been touring nationally for 6 years at festival, club and action sports events from the group's home inBoulder, Colorado. The band performs Todd Anders Johnson's socially-conscious compositions blending hip-hop,jazz and neo-soul. Such events include the X-Games, North Face Masters of Snowboarding and Tailgate Alaska.The band has been traveling with Risan Project tours which include Salem concerts, ski and snowboard filmpremiers and presentations from environmental organizations such as Protect Our Winters, the Nantucket LandCouncil and The Climate Project. The Risan Project is touring with the sponsorship of SunCore Solar, the world's first light powered cell phone technology and has begun performing select events on solar powered stages. Live at the Sitz: Salem


Input: [Time] 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM [Instructor] Lindsay Adler [Class/Event Title]

Output: Fashion Lighting Techniques to WOW Your Portrait Clients Bask in the brilliance of world-renowned fashion photographer, Lindsay Adler, as she shares her favorite lighting techniques. You’ll learn what Lindsay does to stand out from her competition and how you can integrate this into your own studio! Watch in a live demonstration as Lindsay shows you her go-to fashion modifiers, her essential lighting set-ups for almost any shoot and some simple, yet creative styles that will take your photography to the next level. You’ll cover lens choice, camera angels, modifiers, posing and more! Whether you’re shooting in the world of fashion or just want to make your portrait and wedding clients feel like superstars, this class will give you the techniques you need to go from ordinary to out of this world!


Input: [Time] 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM [Instructor] Chris Garner, CPP Cathy Anderson, CPP [Class/Event Title]

Output: Bustin’ Out: Using Volume Photography to Promote Your Custom Portrait Studio Volume photography is a great way to make money in your studio – unfortunately, it’s not a new idea so it may seem that everyone’s doing it! In this course, you’ll learn from the Dynamic Duo of Chris Garner and Cathy Anderson – the artistic team from TPS Photography that has been successfully bridging the gap between volume photography and custom portraits. Rather than choosing between having their cake or eating it, Chris and Cathy have found a way to have it all! You’ll learn how to break into the volume photography market and how to use this market to promote your custom portraiture. Explore how to forge the relationships that will feed each side of your studio, and how Chris and Cathy have become “trend-setters” in this grind-it-out segment of school and sports photography. You’ll also learn how to stay in touch with your creative side and not let the high volume business overshadow your artistic abilities. Not everyone can balance the high volume side and the custom portrait segments of photography – but Chris and Cathy did, and they will show you how you can too!


Input: [Time] 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM [Instructor] Anamaria Brandt [Class/Event Title]

Output: Cherished Childhood If you’ve ever walked away from a children’s photo shoot with a huge headache and the desire for a new career, you’re not alone! They may be little but children are mighty and can be a stressor for even a highly skilled portrait photographer. Enter Ana Brandt. No one knows how to capture a child’s portrait quite like she does! As a mom and a photographer, she has photographed and mothered every stage of childhood! In this info-packed, entertaining and fun workshop, you’ll learn the favorite poses and tricks of to the trade that Ana uses with her young clients. Discover the ins and outs for a seamless photo shoot and explore how to connect with your little ones, as well as their parents. When Ana’s done, you’ll have the knowledge and confidence to conduct a photo shoot that is sure to impress and, even better, sure to sell!


Input: [Time] 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM [Class/Event Title]

Output: Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep Workshop More details coming soon.


Input: [Time] 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM [Instructor] Lisa Evans, M.Photog.Cr. [Class/Event Title]

Output: The Authentic Signature In the competitive landscape of professional photography, it’s all too easy to forget why you became a photographer. Building a business and having a successful studio can take so much time that you forget the artistic side of your craft. This workshop is your chance to reconnect with your inner artist as Lisa Evans introduces you to the even more creative . . . YOU! Lisa has the uncanny ability to unlock innovation and artistic ability in others so that you can do more of what you love to do! Lisa will inspire you as she shares emotionally moving images using her mixed medium of Portrait Art. Discuss what worked, what didn’t and why. You’ll learn how she has stayed on the cutting edge of the industry and her secrets for connecting with her clients. Best of all, discover how to transform your own images into ones that will wow! This is the start of your journey – discover your Authentic Signature today!


Input: [Time] 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM [Instructor] Timothy Walden, M.Photog.Hon.M.Photog.Cr., CPP, F-ASP [Class/Event Title]

Output: Images that Speak A Walden black & white portrait is a powerful image for many reasons, and during this course, you’ll learn why. Discuss the four cornerstones – Lighting, Posing, Composition and Emotion – that Tim Walden uses in every image and why they’re so important. Learn how these all fit together to create the iconic and widely recognized Walden portraits. Best of all; discuss how you can incorporate Tim’s knowledge and expertise into your own photography! But it doesn’t stop there. You’ll discuss two distinctive styles of Tim Walden’s portraiture – the relationship style and fine art study. Explore how emotion is a driving force in this photography and discover how you can make it a part of your own style and brand. From the four cornerstones to posing and composition, photographic styles and the principles of lighting – this workshop is strong, powerful and most of all, impactful and will make an immediate difference in your photography. Come and be inspired!


Input: [Time] 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM [Instructor] Laurie Dechery [Class/Event Title]

Output: Handling Kids’ Data with Kid Gloves: Privacy Law for School Photographers In this age of data and new privacy laws, school photographers are dealing with a whole new set of headaches. Do you know your federal and state compliance laws regarding student data privacy? Are you in line with the regulations, and do you know the consequences if you’re not? And if you are following the laws, do you have a way to show this to your clients and their district privacy officers? Since 2014, unprecedented legislative measures on the topic of student data privacy have put school districts under increasing pressure – which has had a domino effect on their vendors, including school photographers. But, before you run screaming into the hills, we’ve got you’re the answer to your headaches and stress. Meet Laurie Dechery, who serves as Associate General Counsel at Lifetouch, Inc. and the instructor for this class. Listen and learn as she tells you everything you need to know as a school service provider. Learn what is expected, how to deliver it and how you need to manage your clients’ data and records. Privacy laws can be a major roadblock in our industry. Learn them, understand them and follow them in your business. Laurie has the answers!


Input: [Time] 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM [Instructor] Dean Bradshaw [Class/Event Title]

Output: The Power of Story As director, advertising photographer and instructor, Dean Bradshaw will tell you the most important aspect in photography is still the story. Lighting is important, composition is key, the setting makes an impact – but if you don’t have the story, what do you have? In this class, learn as Dean shares his perspective on image making and how he creates his photos with a sense of story. Learn how to answer the “why” in your photo shoots and how this answer is crucial to making images that have lasting impact. Anyone can take a photo just to take the photo – you’re going to delve into the story behind the image and learn how to relate and connect with your clients like never before.


Input: [Time] 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM [Instructor] Sue Bryce [Class/Event Title]

Output: Posing, Direction and Connection Chances are you're not shooting models on a day-to-day basis – you work with clients who aren't trained to move or pose. In this workshop, you'll learn how to make your clients look like models by using the fundamentals of posing, direction and connection. Instructor Sue Bryce's posing techniques flatter all body types – even when you're posing multiple people! Get the know-how for producing multiple poses with flow posing so you can get the most from your shoots. The perfect poses will create a beautiful connection between your client and their images – dynamic body language and live posing is the key! Attend and leave ready to make portraits that will make it impossible for your clients not to buy!


Input: [Time] 10:30 AM - 6:00 PM [Class/Event Title]

Output: International Photographic Exhibit (Day 2) Get inspired to try new techniques as you view thousands of award-winning images from around the world, featuring the 2015 PPA Loan and General Collections. (Free and open to the public.)


Input: [Time] 11:30 AM - 5:00 PM [Class/Event Title]

Output: Imaging Expo (Day 2) Find big deals and drool over the industry's latest products, tools and technology in a trade show designed for pro photographers.


Input: [Time] 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM [Class/Event Title]

Output: Students’ Program More details coming soon.


Input: [Time] 5:00 PM - 6:15 PM [Instructor] Clyde Butcher [Class/Event Title]

Output: Natures Places of Spiritual Sanctuary During this class, you’ll go with Clyde Butcher on the road less travelled and learn how to discover the beauty and magic in the world around you. Clyde shares his story on how he made his passion his career and made a living as a landscape photographer. Clyde’s story is not just one of photography but about life. He’ll share how life experiences – the triumphs, the tragedies and everything in between – come together in a true artist’s work. This workshop is a day you won’t forget. Come with Clyde on this journey.


Input: [Time] 5:00 PM - 6:15 PM [Instructor] Terri Eddington, M.Photog., CPP [Class/Event Title]

Output: High Impact Lighting Made “Easy” In this amazing workshop, photographer Terri Eddington demystifies everything that is difficult, complicated and cumbersome about lighting. Using her unique gift of simplifying this all-important concept, she’ll show you fun and easy to understand setups that will deliver stunning images for your clients! Don’t let lighting give you headaches anymore! Whether you’re new to the industry, want to learn how to master strobes or off camera flash, or just want to stop stressing about your lighting, this is the course for you!


Input: [Time] 5:00 PM - 6:15 PM [Instructor] Travis Gadsby, CPP [Class/Event Title]

Output: Hacking the Senior Mindset and Turning it into Profits Today’s high school seniors know what they want, how they want it and when – well, sometimes! Give them some time and they might change their mind! In this class, you’ll learn how to get into the mindset of this energetic, fun, yet very fickle market segment. Listen as instructor Travis Gadsby gives you the inside scoop on how to become THE go-to studio for senior profits, how to produce the products and pictures that your clients want while still increasing your profitability and efficiency. Discover how to deliver what today’s – and tomorrow’s -- High School Senior wants to keep them coming back year in and year out.


Input: [Time] 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM [Class/Event Title]

Output: Grand Imaging Awards Celebrate with friends as we honor the 2015 Medalists, Diamond Photographers of the Year, and all the elite Loan Collection artists from the most recent International Photographic Competition (IPC). Stop by to see these top photographers' work…and see who gets crowned champion, earning the Grand Imaging Award!


Input: [TIME] 11:00 AM [EVENT] Ribbon Cutting & Burgermeister Swearing-In [NOTES]

Output: Join us at the Beer Garden entrance archway as Vienna's Mayor and various Oktoberfest dignitaries and cronies conduct the all-important transfer of mayoral power to our official Burgermeister. Then we'll cut the ribbon with our gigantic scissors and the Oktoberfest begins!

Vienna Oktoberfest October 4th 2014 Church St Vienna VA


Input: [TIME] 12 Noon [EVENT] Tapping of the First Keg/Beer Serving Begins [NOTES]

Output: The Burgermeister's most important job - tapping the first keg and getting on with the beer! Meet us at the beer taps.

Vienna Oktoberfest October 4th 2014 Church St Vienna VA


Input: [TIME] 1:00 PM [EVENT] German Band Begins / Sing-Along [NOTES]

Output: We encourage you to raise your stein and sing to the hottest Oktoberfest jams being pumped out by our German band from 1PM to 4PM. Scroll down to the bottom of this page for videos with lyrics for classic Oktoberfest songs the band is sure to play.

Vienna Oktoberfest October 4th 2014 Church St Vienna VA


Input: [TIME] 2:30 PM [EVENT] Chicken Dance Contest [NOTES]

Output: Get your chicken ON!!! Fabulous prizes for best chicken dancers. Happens right in front of the main stage, of course. Don't know how to chicken dance? Seconds to learn, a lifetime to master, Click to Learn!

Vienna Oktoberfest October 4th 2014 Church St Vienna VA


Input: [TIME] 2:40 PM [EVENT] Learn to Polka / Polka Contest [NOTES]

Output: Learn to polka then get in the contest and try to win more fabulous prizes! Learn to dance the polka by clicking here

Vienna Oktoberfest October 4th 2014 Church St Vienna VA


Input: [TIME] 4:00 PM [EVENT] Fashion Show [NOTES]

Output: Win fabulous prizes for having a great Oktoberfest look - lederhosen and dirndls strongly encouraged. Our team will invite the well-dressed onto the stage for audience voting.

Vienna Oktoberfest October 4th 2014 Church St Vienna VA


Input: [TIME] 6:15 PM [EVENT] Post-Beer-Cutoff Chicken Dance Contest [NOTES]

Output: It's the beer can chicken version of the Chicken Dance contest. Show off your beer-fueled dance moves and compete for more fabulous prizes!

Vienna Oktoberfest October 4th 2014 Church St Vienna VA


Input: [Day] Tuesdays 6:30 pm [Description] Summer Fun Runs are held each Tuesday night at 6:30 p.m. on the North side of Meadowbrook Park in Urbana. A one mile warm up is followed by a three mile run with a 10-15 minute break between the two. Participants of all abilities are encourage to attend as you determine your own pace per mile. Fun runs at Meadowbrook Park are held April through October. Typically the time changes to 6 p.m. in late September to take advantage of what little sunlight remains. [Event]

Output: Summer Fun Runs


Input: [Day] Tuesdays 6:00 pm [Description] Winter Fun Runs begin at the U of I Armory during the Winter months. The group meets at 6:00 p.m. to run a 4 or 6 mile loop through campus and Urbana. Meet at the SW Entrance (corner of Gregory and Fourth Street.) Parking is available across the street next to Huff Hall. In the past, an indoor group has also met to use the indoor track at the Armory. There is a fee to use this facility if you are not a campus recreation member. [Event]

Output: Winter Fun Runs


Input: [Day] Wednesdays 6:00pm [Description] Speed Training sessions are held each Wednesday night at at 6:00 p.m. Spring/summer/fall sessions are currently held at the Centennial High School track in Champaign. Click here for map of location. Winter speed work sessions are currently meeting at the University of Illinois Armory, same location as the winter fun runs listed above. There is a fee to use the facility for those without an armory membership. Contact the speed workout coordinator Randy Stearns at speedwork@secondwindrunningclub.org if you need further information. [Event]

Output: Speed Training


Input: [Day] Monday - Friday noon hour [Description] U of I Lunch Runs are run on the U of I campus during your lunch break. This is a fast paced group! Contact Patrick Nowlan for more information. [Event]

Output: Lunch Speed


Input: [Day] Thursdays 6:00 pm [Description] Buffalo Trail run, Mahomet trails, 6:00 p.m., during Daylight Savings Time. During the rest of the year, Jupiters in downtown Champaign, 6:00 pm (subject to change often as people host runs from their homes. Join the Buffalo email group to stay in the loop) [Event]

Output: Trails


Input: [Day] Saturday or Sundays [Description] Run with the Buffalo. Trail running takes place at various locations. To keep informed, subscribe to cu-buffalo at Yahoo Groups [Event]

Output: Weekend Trails


Input: [Description] Full Moon Run take place on evenings of a full moon at the Mahomet Trails. You haven't lived until you've run through the Mahomet trails in the dark with the Buffalo. Subscribe to the Buffalo Runners Mailing List (see above) for details. [Event]

Output: Full Moons


Input: [Time] 9:00 a.m. [Title]

Output: Introduction and Overview

Building High-Performance Production Applications with MATLAB


Input: [Time] 9:15 a.m. [Title]

Output: Building Maintainable Production-Ready Financial Models Best practices and tips for preparing MATLAB code for production: Version control Unit testing Analyzing code complexity Performance tuning Structuring code for deployment

Building High-Performance Production Applications with MATLAB


Input: [Time] 9:45 a.m. [Title]

Output: Packaging and Sharing Applications

Building High-Performance Production Applications with MATLAB


Input: [Time] 10:00 a.m. [Title]

Output: Deploying Financial Models as Desktop Applications

Building High-Performance Production Applications with MATLAB


Input: [Time] 10:30 a.m. [Title]

Output: Break

Building High-Performance Production Applications with MATLAB


Input: [Time] 10:45 a.m. [Title]

Output: Deploying Financial Models to Production Systems Deployment options and end user environments: Integrating and scaling over the web Creating a centralized repository of analytics for Excel users Database integration and in-database calculations Deploying custom components into a server environment

Building High-Performance Production Applications with MATLAB


Input: [Time] 11:45 a.m. [Title]

Output: Questions and Answers

Building High-Performance Production Applications with MATLAB


Input: [Day] Sunday [Activity]

Output: Welcome and introduction to your coaches and team mates Equipment check and recommendations First video assessment and goal setting

Treble Cone, NZ – Sofa Ski Camp » Treble Cone


Input: [Day] Monday [Activity]

Output: On snow exercises and mileage targeting your specific ski goals

Treble Cone, NZ – Sofa Ski Camp » Treble Cone


Input: [Day] Tuesday [Activity]

Output: On snow exercises and mileage targeting your specific ski goals

Treble Cone, NZ – Sofa Ski Camp » Treble Cone


Input: [Day] Wednesday [Activity]

Output: Second video assessment Evening apres in a Wanaka bar to review your video footage

Treble Cone, NZ – Sofa Ski Camp » Treble Cone


Input: [Day] Thursday [Activity]

Output: Summary session comparing before and after video footage Footage made available for you to take home for on-going review

Treble Cone, NZ – Sofa Ski Camp » Treble Cone


Input: [Day] Friday [Activity]

Output: Optional Harris Mountain heli-ski day (20% discount) If 4 group members paticipate, your coach will join you for some free powder pointers

Treble Cone, NZ – Sofa Ski Camp » Treble Cone


Input: [Attraction] Grove City Prime Outlets [Description]

Output: Located just seven miles from campus and offering tax-free clothes shopping and many options for delicious dining.

Pittsburgh Venues for Events at Slippery Rock University


Input: [Attraction] McConnells Mill State Park [Description]

Output: McConnells Mill State Park encompasses 2,546 acres of the spectacular Slippery Rock Creek Gorge. Created by the draining of glacial lakes thousands of years ago, the gorge has steep sides and the valley floor is littered with huge boulders and is a national landmark.

Pittsburgh Venues for Events at Slippery Rock University


Input: [Attraction] Moraine State Park [Description]

Output: The gently rolling hills, lush forests and sparkling waters disguise a land that has endured the effects of continental glaciers and massive mineral extraction. Each year over one million people visit the 16,725-acre park, yet never realize that many people helped restore the park from prior coal mining and oil and gas drilling practices. Today, the park is an outstanding example of environmental engineering achievement.

Pittsburgh Venues for Events at Slippery Rock University


Input: [Attraction] Cooper's Lake Campground [Description]

Output: Cooper's Lake Camground includes a beautiful 10 acre lake, wooded areas and mowed fields. Each guest can designate their own parking, camping and activity areas. They offer over 100 electric and water sites, 50 of which are full hook-up to accommodate all types of campers. Water posts are accessible throughout a majority of our area as well. The campground store sells camping supplies, comfort items, wood, propane, ice, food, drinks, candy, ice cream and more. There is also a laundromat with coin operated washers and dryers. Avoid the elements by renting the big barn, picnic pavilion or small barn.

Pittsburgh Venues for Events at Slippery Rock University


Input: [Attraction] The Old Stone House [Description]

Output: The Old Stone House is a historic inn and museum of rural life located in Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania. It was built in 1822 by John Brown as a stagecoach stop and tavern to accommodate business from the newly-constructed Pittsburgh to Erie Pike, a busy highway that carried traffic northward from the forks of the Ohio River. During its long history, the Stone House also served as a local post office and was used as a muster point during the Civil War. By the 1870s, the growth of the railroads meant the house was no longer needed as a stopping place for highway travelers. Consequently, the structure was rented as a family farmstead. Tenants still accepted occasional travelers for the night, and on Sunday, served chicken dinners to guests. Finally, in 1963 the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, hoping to attract visitors to the northern side of Moraine State Park, undertook the task of restoring the historic building. When the project was finished, the house was furnished with artifacts donated by local citizens. The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy turned over the restored structure to the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission (PHMC) which operated the site as a museum for 20 years. In the early 1980s, when the nationwide recession hit the tourist industry, the PHMC decided to sell the Stone House. Eventually, the PHMC approached SRU with a proposal to enhance the university’s administration over the site. SRU President G. Warren Smith recognized the potential of the property for furthering the educational mission of the university, and in 1999 SRU took over ownership of the site. Today the Old Stone House museum is managed by faculty and students from the university’s History department.

Pittsburgh Venues for Events at Slippery Rock University


Input: [Attraction] Area Restaurants & Food [Description]

Output: A list of area restaurants and other places to eat from the Slippery Rock University website. The list includes places such as Coney Island, Ginger Hill Tavern, North Country Brewery, Red Rock Falls, Caffaro’s Pizza, En Lai Chinese Buffet, Camelot, Compadres, Primanti’s, and Eat N Park.

Pittsburgh Venues for Events at Slippery Rock University


Input: [Attraction] Clearview Mall [Description]

Output: The Clearview Mall is located in Butler, PA only about 20-25 minutes away from Slippery Rock University. It features several restaurants and stores that can fulfill a variety of needs. Head to the mall for a fun get-away with your family or group!

Pittsburgh Venues for Events at Slippery Rock University


Input: [Attraction] Playthings Etc. Toy Store [Description]

Output: At Playthings Etc. you will find toys and hobbies for all ages. Located in Butler, PA and only one hour North of Pittsburgh, this stealth bomber shaped store is filled with all of the coolest, most unique and fun toys you will ever find! From classic toys to futuristic toys, from toddler toys to science kits, from hobby products to educational toys, there are toys for everyone. Inside you will experience a space-age atmosphere where you can try many of the toys. Employees also do demonstrations of items such as R/C Cars, Unicycles, Rockets, Pogo Sticks, Magic and more! With over 3,000 toys to choose from, and new toys always arriving, you will find something for everyone. It is more than just a store…It is a FUN experience for the whole family. You have to see it to believe it!

Pittsburgh Venues for Events at Slippery Rock University


Input: [Grade] K - 2 [Activity Description] Travel into the past to meet your very own fossil friend. Students find their fossil in the climbing wall to explore the types of fossils animals leave behind, then put their fossils in chronological order. [Title]

Output: Fossil Friends

ScienceWorks Hands-On Museum - Traveling Labs


Input: [Grade] K - 2 [Activity Description] Students meet ScienceWorks' favorite pollinators in this hands on lab about honeybees. Students will use hand lenses to observe real honey bee bodies and perhaps see our demonstration hive in action. Students will become bees in our Happy Hive Game in order to learn how bees work together to survive, and then we'll say good bye with our own version of a honeybee waggle dance. [Title]

Output: Bee's Knees

ScienceWorks Hands-On Museum - Traveling Labs


Input: [Grade] K - 8 [Activity Description] In this wild ride, students will be challenged to apply concepts of energy, force, and motion to design a unique roller coaster. Working in teams, students will follow the engineering design process of brainstorming, planning, building, testing, and evaluating their solutions. [Title]

Output: Ready, Set, Roll!

ScienceWorks Hands-On Museum - Traveling Labs


Input: [Grade] 3 - 5 [Activity Description] Become mix masters in this chemistry-based lab. Students use a variety of acids and bases to explore the world of chemical color changes and try to create environments that could sustain life. [Title]

Output: Crazy Concoctions

ScienceWorks Hands-On Museum - Traveling Labs


Input: [Grade] 3 - 8 [Activity Description] Students explore the visible force of magnetism in this engineering inspired challenge. Each small group will use a set of strong magnets to make a magnetic ball travel a path without touching the ball. Students will learn to measure the strength of a magnet and work together to accomplish the goals they set for themselves. Older students may explore the concept of centripetal force along with magnetism. Help your students unleash their inner problem solvers and engineers with this inventive lab! [Title]

Output: Invisible Force

ScienceWorks Hands-On Museum - Traveling Labs


Input: [Grade] 3 - 8 [Activity Description] Be curious and creative in this inquiry based engineering lab. Explore the workings of basic circuits and then let your inner inventor loose as you design and build your own weird and wonderful switch that brings your circuit to life! [Title]

Output: Switch It Up

ScienceWorks Hands-On Museum - Traveling Labs


Input: [Grade] 3 - 8 [Activity Description] Solve a food chain mystery in this lab. Students work in pairs to determine the prey animals in an owls food chain by dissecting an owl pellet together. [Title]

Output: Owl Pellets

ScienceWorks Hands-On Museum - Traveling Labs


Input: [Grade] 3 - 8 [Activity Description] Can you get an egg to spin on its end? Can you get a ball to travel along a line? Get an object spinning without touching it, then use your inquiry skills to take on a series of moving challenges. [Title]

Output: Spin Cycle

ScienceWorks Hands-On Museum - Traveling Labs


Input: [Grade] 3 - 8 [Activity Description] Get your electrical juices flowing in this lab. Can you power up a light or make the buzzer sound? Students use a set of materials to create simple circuits through a series of investigations. [Title]

Output: Work It With Circuits

ScienceWorks Hands-On Museum - Traveling Labs


Input: [Grade] 5 - 8 [Activity Description] Safely harness the power of a 532nm laser to explore the ways in which light interacts with matter. Students combine their new knowledge of light wave behavior with the skills of an engineer to use reflection, refraction, transmission and absorption to get their laser's light to hit a target. Creativity and innovation are encouraged in this hands-on engineering challenge. [Title]

Output: Laser Maze

ScienceWorks Hands-On Museum - Traveling Labs


Input: [When] 8:00 AM [What]

Output: Breakfast in the dining hall, or in your cabin for those who choose, or at Pancake Ridge

Mount Hermon » Family Camp Week 7 - Jul 27, 2014 - Aug 2, 2014


Input: [When] 9:00 AM [What]

Output: Inter-generational ‘Opener’ for all, with songs, drama, and a lesson teaser

Mount Hermon » Family Camp Week 7 - Jul 27, 2014 - Aug 2, 2014


Input: [When] 9:30 AM [What]

Output: All children and youth in sessions with their counselors, while adults enjoy world-class Bible teaching and worship in the Auditorium

Mount Hermon » Family Camp Week 7 - Jul 27, 2014 - Aug 2, 2014


Input: [When] 10:45 AM [What]

Output: Coffee break and famous homemade donuts and scones (Children’s and Youth Programs continue)

Mount Hermon » Family Camp Week 7 - Jul 27, 2014 - Aug 2, 2014


Input: [When] 11:15 AM [What]

Output: Seminars on a variety of topics ranging from in-depth Bible study to practical parenting help to nature hikes

Mount Hermon » Family Camp Week 7 - Jul 27, 2014 - Aug 2, 2014


Input: [When] 12:15 PM [What]

Output: Families gather together for lunch at the dining hall, or in your cabin

Mount Hermon » Family Camp Week 7 - Jul 27, 2014 - Aug 2, 2014


Input: [When] 1:00 PM [What]

Output: Activities abound! Swimming, sports, crafts, adventure, biking, hikes, organized games, boating—so many options you can’t do it all!

Mount Hermon » Family Camp Week 7 - Jul 27, 2014 - Aug 2, 2014


Input: [When] 5:30 PM [What]

Output: Dinner in the dining hall or in your cabin

Mount Hermon » Family Camp Week 7 - Jul 27, 2014 - Aug 2, 2014


Input: [When] 7:00 PM [What]

Output: Children’s, Youth and Adult programs

Mount Hermon » Family Camp Week 7 - Jul 27, 2014 - Aug 2, 2014


Input: [When] 8:30 PM [What]

Output: Regroup for evening activities—group games, concerts, karaoke at the Fountain, dance parties, campfire skits, night hikes, and more!

Mount Hermon » Family Camp Week 7 - Jul 27, 2014 - Aug 2, 2014


Input: [When] 9:30 PM [What]

Output: Late night events such as Vespers or coffeehouse concerts

Mount Hermon » Family Camp Week 7 - Jul 27, 2014 - Aug 2, 2014


Input: [Time] 9:00 A.M. [Activity]

Output: Review the day's agenda

DAY 15


Input: [Time] 9:05 A.M. [Activity]

Output: Finish web page or look at web sites for science projects

DAY 15


Input: [Time] 11:30 A.M. [Activity]

Output: Assess and summarize the week's activities

DAY 15


Input: [Time] 12:15 P.M. [Activity]

Output: Lunch

DAY 15


Input: [Time] 1:30 P.M. [Activity]

Output: Closing activities

DAY 15


Input: [Time] 2:30 P.M. [Activity]

Output: Swimming or bowling or computer games

DAY 15


Input: [Time] 4:00 P.M. [Activity]

Output: Dismissal

DAY 15


Input: [From 1st May To 30th April] 1 [Racing Season:]

Output: Number of Racecourses


Input: [From 1st May To 30th April] Flat 43 [Racing Season:]

Output: Number of Fixtures


Input: [From 1st May To 30th April] Flat 304 [Racing Season:]

Output: Number of Races


Input: [From 1st May To 30th April] Flat 2116 [Racing Season:]

Output: Number of Runners


Input: [From 1st May To 30th April] 394 [Racing Season:]

Output: Number of Horses in Training


Input: [From 1st May To 30th April] 13 [Racing Season:]

Output: Number of Trainers


Input: [From 1st May To 30th April] 68 [Racing Season:]

Output: Number of Jockeys


Input: [From 1st May To 30th April] 105 [Racing Season:]

Output: Number of Owners


Input: [Link] Churches Hotel [Description]

Output: Churches is a modern hotel that combines traditional values in elegant surroundings

World of Boats at Eyemouth Maritime Centre (Museum) ~ A World Class Boat and Dinghy Collection from all over the World. Visit Us at the Eyemouth Maritime Centre (Museum)


Input: [Link] The Dolphin Hotel [Description]

Output: The Dolphin Hotel is popular with locals and tourists alike. It is situated literally a stone's throw away from the beach, leisure centre and swimming pool, and there is plenty of free parking available close by.

World of Boats at Eyemouth Maritime Centre (Museum) ~ A World Class Boat and Dinghy Collection from all over the World. Visit Us at the Eyemouth Maritime Centre (Museum)


Input: [Link] Eyemouth Caravan Park [Description]

Output: Situated on a spectacular headland, the Park overlooks a wide sweep of sandy beach to the seaside resort and fishing port.

World of Boats at Eyemouth Maritime Centre (Museum) ~ A World Class Boat and Dinghy Collection from all over the World. Visit Us at the Eyemouth Maritime Centre (Museum)


Input: [Link] Eye Sleep Inn [Description]

Output: A clean modern room with a comfortable bed and a functional en-suite bathroom.

World of Boats at Eyemouth Maritime Centre (Museum) ~ A World Class Boat and Dinghy Collection from all over the World. Visit Us at the Eyemouth Maritime Centre (Museum)


Input: [Link] The Bantry B&B [Description]

Output: The Bantry offers a wide range of comfortable family accommodation from our picturesque location on the seaside.

World of Boats at Eyemouth Maritime Centre (Museum) ~ A World Class Boat and Dinghy Collection from all over the World. Visit Us at the Eyemouth Maritime Centre (Museum)


Input: [Link] The Ship Hotel [Description]

Output: Set right beside Eyemouth's picturesque harbour, The Ship Hotel is a traditional whitewashed hostelry with oodles of olde worlde charm.

World of Boats at Eyemouth Maritime Centre (Museum) ~ A World Class Boat and Dinghy Collection from all over the World. Visit Us at the Eyemouth Maritime Centre (Museum)


Input: [Item title] Tenby Rugby Club [Telephone] 01834 843501 [Description]

Output: Situated in the heart of Tenby, with seating outside, the club is open and welcome to non members. Dogs are allowed inside in the back room as well as outside on the front beer garden.


Input: [Item title] The Bush Inn [Telephone] 01834 843498 [Description]

Output: A pub just within the town walls but all welcome - great atmosphere! Well behaved dogs have been known to frequent this pub!


Input: [Item title] The Cove Inn [Telephone] 01834 842438 [Description]

Output: A tradional town centre bar and grill serving food which has been refurbished and reopened for 2014.


Input: [Item title] The Galloping Major [Telephone] 01834 843505 [Description]

Output: Family run pub / restaurant (on the site of Rumbleway Caravan Park but all welcome) which has been refurbished for 2011 offering good food and good atmosphere. Theme nights include quiz nights and race nights and live music is a regular event.


Input: [Item title] The Lifeboat Tavern [Telephone] 01834 844948 [Description]

Output: Located in the town square, the Lifeboat is a nautical themed pub with a boat shaped bar! Good atmospere, lively and aimed at the slightly younger clientele but still fun with a sunny beer garden to the rear (heated at night). Dogs are allowed in the beer garden only. Live music takes place all year round on both Tuesday and Sunday with Tuesday a bit funkier and Sunday usually acoustic and mellow!


Input: [Item title] The Sun Inn [Telephone] 01834 849313 [Description]

Output: The Sunn Inn is currently shut.


Input: [Item title] The Three Mariners [Telephone] 01834 842834 [Description]

Output: An action packed pub with a focus on entertainment. Large televisions are great for sporting events but Karaoke, pool and darts are also offered with regular live entertainment. The restaurant offers well priced food too. Aimed at the younger, livelier customer who wants fun!


Input: [Item title] Twisted Shamrock Pub [Telephone] 01834 849617 [Description]

Output: A lively Irish pub / wine bar within the town walls. Dogs arw welcome.


Input: Great Barrier Reef Diving Holiday - Five Nights Treat yourself to five nights away and spend your days diving on the southern Great Barrier Reef, just off the coast of the beautiful Bargara. A diveaholic holiday for accredited divers, you'll relax, explore the local area and visit a diversity of dive sites. Soak up the fun below and above water! [Bargara] Bargara [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: Scuba Diving & Snorkeling

QLD Water Activities Guide - Rafting, Fishing, Boating


Input: Canoe The Brisbane River Sight seeing with a difference! Enjoy canoeing the beautiful Brisbane River whilst marvelling in the picturesque view of the city at water level. Paddle past Brisbane landmarks such as the Story Bridge or South Bank in your canoe - you'll be amazed at the view! [Bargara] Brisbane [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: Kayaking & Canoeing

QLD Water Activities Guide - Rafting, Fishing, Boating


Input: Canoe The Brisbane River City Lights Trip What better way to view Brisbane city at night, than from the safety and comfort of your own 2-person canoe! The Story Bridge and Brisbane city buildings transform to a city of fairy lights as you paddle peacefully through the evening before finishing off with supper! [Bargara] Brisbane [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: Kayaking & Canoeing

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Input: Learn to Kite Surf - Kitesurfing Lesson Kitesurfing is a sport during which you use a kite to pull you over the waves on a small kiteboard. Learn to kite surf and feel the thrill of this adrenalin-filled sport as you jump, skim and cruise over the waves! Kitesurfing is easy to learn and is lots of fun for anyone who loves being outdoors! [Bargara] Brisbane [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: Kitesurfing

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Input: Learn To Sail - Weekend Sailing Course On A Yacht Never set foot on a yacht before but want to have a go at learning the ropes? Conducted on board one of our approved 40 foot training yachts, this practical, two-day, hands-on course will teach you the basics of sailing yachts! [Bargara] Brisbane [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: Sailing

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Input: Learn To Sail - Full Day Learn to Sail for a full day in Brisbane! You'll learn everything you need to know about sailing, and walk away with a great preparation for bareboat charter. This sailing day includes lunch and morning/ afternoon teas. Come aboard, we're expecting you! [Bargara] Brisbane [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: Sailing

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Input: Surf Camp - Two Day Weekend Escape If you live in Sydney or Brisbane, this two-day surf camp could be what you've been looking for. Learn to catch waves like the pros, practice your fully sick surfing skills or just have fun amongst the waves and meet some new friends. Whether beginner or intermediate, you're in for an awesome time! [Bargara] Brisbane [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: Surfing & Surf Lessons

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Input: Scuba Diving PADI Open Water Course - NSW and QLD Scuba Diving will feel strange at first, however as you ease beneath the water and inhale for the first time, you soon forget the mask and equipment. You become light and agile, free like you've never experienced before. If you see life as an adventure then Learning to Dive is for you! [Bargara] Brisbane [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: Scuba Diving & Snorkeling

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Input: Scuba Diving PADI Open Water Course For Two Scuba Diving will feel strange at first, however as you ease beneath the water and inhale for the first time, you soon forget the mask and equipment. You become light and agile, free like you've never experienced before. If you see life as an adventure then Learning to Dive is for you! [Bargara] Brisbane [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: Scuba Diving & Snorkeling

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Input: Learn to Windsurf - Windsurfing Lesson If you love the ocean and the thrill of trying something new then a windsurfing lesson is the thing for you! Windsurfing is like a mixture between surfing and sailing, where you skim across the glittering ocean on a sailboard. Learn to windsurf and feel the exhilaration windsurfing over the waves! [Bargara] Brisbane North [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: Windsurfing

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Input: Tall Ship Sailing Off Cairns Sail from Cairns on the gorgeous, authentic replica of a famous Dutch tallship! The Duyfken replica is the true experience - the original sailed from Indonesia and saw the spectacular coast in the same light you will! Help with the sailing of the ship or just watch the world go buy, 1600 AD-style! [Bargara] Cairns [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: Sailing

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Input: Great Barrier Reef Cruise and Snorkel Tour A guided snorkelling tour is an ideal way to explore the wonders of the Great Barrier Reef. Your day includes a luxury cruise, lunch, all-day snorkelling and a 30-minute guided snorkel tour. This is one of the best ways to discover the beauty of this underwater world off the coast of Cairns. [Bargara] Cairns [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: Scuba Diving & Snorkeling

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Input: Great Barrier Reef Cruise and Helmet Diving Discover the wonders the Great Barrier Reef with a Seawalker helmet diving program. You need no prior diving experience to take part in this exciting underwater adventure! Included is a full day of snorkelling and a cruise. Come and see for yourself the beauty of the waters off the coast of Cairns. [Bargara] Cairns [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: Scuba Diving & Snorkeling

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Input: Great Barrier Reef Cruise and Scuba Diving Discover the wonders of the Great Barrier Reef as you join us for a luxury day cruise to the outer edge of the reef. The cruise includes all-day snorkelling and an introductory scuba dive! Come for a cruise, snorkel and scuba dive in the waters off Cairns and feel the magic of this underwater world. [Bargara] Cairns [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: Scuba Diving & Snorkeling

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Input: Sailing Yacht Cruise For Two Board our luxuriously appointed yacht and cruise on the beautiful Moreton Bay Marine Park. A relaxing 3 hours aboard our skippered yacht will unravel stress and create some amazing memories. [Bargara] Cleveland [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: Sailing

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Input: White Water Rafting Half Day Experience the excitement and adrenalin of white water rafting on this half day adventure to the Barron River Gorge in North Queensland. The rapids are graded 2-3 with two - 'Rooster Tail' and 'Cheese Churn' - in particular being challenging. [Bargara] Ex Cairns [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: White Water Rafting

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Input: White Water Rafting Full Day Australia's most famous one day white water rafting experience! Up to 5 hours and 45 rapids of adventure, magnificent waterfalls, World Heritage Rainforest and the assurance of a fully trained river guide, the Tully River is the ultimate in rafting! Rapids to grade 4. [Bargara] Ex Cairns [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: White Water Rafting

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Input: Jet Boat Thrill Ride - 55 Minutes The Adventure Capital of Australia, â€˜Gold Coast' Jet boating in Surfers Paradise. Experience it for yourself.Jump aboard a our powerful turbo charged Jet boats for an adrenalin-packed ride, full 360 degree spins, slides and shallow water skimming. [Bargara] Gold Coast [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: Jet Boating

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Input: Jet Boat Thrill Ride Child - 55 Minutes The Adventure Capital of Australia, â€˜Gold Coast' Jet boating in Surfers Paradise. Experience it for yourself.Jump aboard a our powerful turbo charged Jet boats for an adrenalin-packed ride, full 360 degree spins, slides and shallow water skimming. [Bargara] Gold Coast [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: Jet Boating

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Input: Jet Boat Thrill Ride Family - 55 Minutes The Adventure Capital of Australia, â€˜Gold Coast' Jet boating in Surfers Paradise. Experience it for yourself.Jump aboard a our powerful turbo charged Jet boats for an adrenalin-packed ride, full 360 degree spins, slides and shallow water skimming. [Bargara] Gold Coast [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: Jet Boating

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Input: Jet Boat and Parasail Adventure for 2 Jet Boat and Parasail Adventure is a great experience for anyone into high speed thrills. Experience a 55 minute high speed jet boat ride before jumping onto a another boat to experience the wonders of Parasailling. This is the best way to experience Surfers Paradise. [Bargara] Gold Coast [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: Jet Boating

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Input: Jet Boat and Jet Ski Adventure for 2 Jet Boat and Jet Ski Adventure is a great experience for anyone into high speed thrills. Experience a 55 minute high speed jet boat ride before jumping onto a 1500 CC Sea Doo Jet Ski for a high speed 30 minute thrill ride. [Bargara] Gold Coast [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: Jet Boating

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Input: Jetboat Ride and Sea World Adventure Combo Jetboat Ride and Sea World Adventure Combo! Save money and timeâ€¦. Buy a discount pass that combines a fun day at Sea World with your exciting 55 minute Jetboat adventure ride. [Bargara] Gold Coast [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: Jet Boating

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Input: Gold Coast Mangrove Safari Jet Boat Adventure The Gold Coast Mangrove Jet Boating adventure is a extreme jet boating experience combined with an Eco wilderness adventure! Experience the ultimate dose of adrenaline packed adventure and explore the secluded mangrove channels of the beautiful Broadwater on Australia's most exciting Jet Boat ride. [Bargara] Gold Coast [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: Jet Boating

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Input: Jet Boat and Jet Ski Adventure Jet Boat and Jet Ski Adventure is a great experience for anyone into high speed thrills. Experience a 55 minute high speed jet boat ride before jumping onto a 1500 CC Sea Doo Jet Ski for a high speed 30 minute thrill ride. [Bargara] Gold Coast [Scuba Diving & Snorkeling]

Output: Jet Boating

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