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Bryce Canyon National Park is world famous for its colorful hoodoos, which are unique spire-shaped rock formations. Hoodoos range in size from average human height up to the height of a ten story building!
Prepare to be impressed by the magical scenery at Bryce Canyon National Park. It's literally like no other place on Earth. You'll see colorful hoodoo rock formations that are more than 60 million years in the making. Some of the hoodoos are even named for shapes the rock formations resemble, such as the iconic Thor's Hammer and Queen Victoria.
It's definitely possible to get a good flavor of Bryce Canyon National Park in a day. I'm not suggesting you only need one day at the park. But, if you are planning a trip to the area and wondering if a quick stop at Bryce Canyon is worth it – YES! Plan to stop in Bryce for the day and take one of the shorter hikes. It is totally worth your time and Bryce Canyon National Park is not one to skip.
What I really like about it is that the Bryce Canyon hikes lets you get up close and personal with all the hoodoos. There are several different hiking trails with various degrees of difficulty. If you only have time for one hike at Bryce Canyon National Park, take the Navajo Loop trail.
This is the most popular day hiking trail at Bryce Canyon NP. It is 1.4 miles long and there is so much to see along the way, you will want to take your time exploring and photographing the sights. Thor's Hammer is on this trail.
The Navajo Loop is mostly an easy trail BUT there are moderate parts including the steeper switchbacks where elevation changes several hundred feet going down from the rim of the canyon to the floor, then you will eventually hike back up several hundred feet to the top. Don't let that scare you away. People in average shape of all ages can do this trail. The Navajo Loop is worth the effort! Take your time on the trail, take frequent breaks as needed and stay hydrated. You can do this hike.
My family took the Navajo Loop (1.4 miles) and added part of the Queens Garden Loop to it. The Navajo Loop trail intersects with Queens Garden, so it is easy to detour and go see the Queens Garden rock formations including the Queens Castle.
The Navajo Loop Trail starts at the rim and goes down from Sunset Point viewpoint, through the narrow corridors of Wall Street, past the Silent City, intersects with Queens Garden Loop Trail, passes the top of Peekaboo Loop Trail and goes back up to the rim again at Sunset Point. Hikers descend 800 feet down the side of the Bryce Rim, and then at the end of the hike to climb right back up that slope.
Our kids (ages 5 to 12) made this hike with no problems at all. They love climbing on red rocks, so Bryce Canyon is their ultimate playground.
This is as scary as the trail gets. See? It really isn't so bad.
We saw plenty of other children along the way and babies in backpack carriers. Once you make it to the bottom of the ampitheater (what the canyon is actually called) the trail flattens out and gets much easier. I did not think the hike down from the rim was difficult or scary, even with my kids. We stuck together and stayed on the well-marked trails.
We also drove out to do the quick Mossy Cave hike. The Mossy Cave trail is really just a super short .4 mile walk from the parking lot trail head. The Mossy Cave trail head is located several miles outside of the main Bryce Canyon National Park entrance.
My opinion of this trail is that it's so easy, why not do it while you are here. The hike itself is right along a stream, which has a neat story behind its creation. The Mossy Cave trail leads to a natural grotto (cave.) You can also take a short detour where the trail forks about .25 miles in to see a cool waterfall.
Honestly, I didn't think the Mossy Cave was that impressive. The cave itself is sort of blocked off by a fence structure, so you can look in. There's not really much to see inside the cave, and it isn't even that big. Compared to everything else to see in this area, the Mossy Cave isn't going to be a standout. I mean, come on, there's super cool hoodoos everywhere! However, if you are looking for a short hike to stretch your legs, Mossy Cave isn't a bad choice. The waterfalls you see here are more exciting to me. My kids enjoyed playing in the water.
If you are up for it, go for one of the longer Bryce Canyon hikes like Fairyland Loop (8 miles). This hike gets rave reviews from everyone and is a great way to spend the whole day hiking inside Bryce.
Don't feel like hiking to see the good stuff? Go for a drive in your own vehicle or take the FREE Bryce Canyon Shuttle. Take a scenic drive from viewpoint to viewpoint and see many of the famous rock formations at Bryce Canyon National Park.
From the parking lot, you can walk a trail that runs along the edge of the rim at Bryce Canyon. The views from the Rim Trail are gorgeous, especially at sunrise and sunset. Note: There aren't a lot of guardrails and the canyon walls are steep, so be careful.
You can pull right up and park to see this cool natural arch, which stands 125 feet high and 85 feet long.
Take a short walk from the Inspiration Point parking area to the edge of the rim for outstanding panoramic views of the hoodoos.
If you know my family, you know we love to camp! There are two campgrounds near the Bryce Canyon NP Visitor Center that have restrooms with flush toilets and drinking water. Daily rates start at $15. During the summer, there are coin-operated laundry and shower facilities. Although campground reservations are not required, if you visit during peak season the sites could be booked out. I definitely suggest booking a campsite if possible.
The campgrounds are nice and the facilities are clean. We had plenty of room to set up our family's little tent village. A deer even wandered through camp while we were there.
Don't forget: Your camera! The best time to take photos is at sunrise or sundown. Try to do both if you can. It is easy to access official viewpoints set up around the rim of Bryce Canyon from the main parking areas.
Horseback rides are available inside Bryce Canyon National Park. I recommend signing up for a horse ride ahead of time, especially if you are on a tight schedule. We weren't able to get in on the day I was there, so I missed out on this activity. At least I did get a quick visit with the horses and mules at the stables.
Have you ever visited Bryce Canyon National Park? What is your favorite hike and/or sight to see at Bryce Canyon? Let us know in the comments below.
Check out my blog post: Things to Do at Yellowstone National Park with Kids.
I've made the California to Utah trip hundreds of times, but we've never done Bryce Canyon. I didn't know it was so cool! The pictures are beautiful. You've inspired me to take the kids there:) We'll be driving by in July…I was thinking it might be too hot then, but I just looked it up and the average high that time of year is 83!
Bryce Canyon is definitely worth a visit. We have been in Utah 5 years and I can't believe we didn't go sooner. We have gone to the other Utah ones multiple times and finally did this one for something different. The scenery is so awesome and the hikes I listed that we did are easy to do with kids.
If you have time, I also recommend driving down to Grand Staircase National Monument. It's not that much further away. I'll have to write up our trip there – it was AWESOME too. Slot canyon hiking is my new obsession. It was so much fun. This area is much less crowded than National Parks. I highly recommend a 4 Wheel Drive vehicle for this area though.


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The prevention of powdery mildew outbreaks is among grape growers' most important management practices. The explosive episodes of powdery mildew growth that are possible when optimal weather conditions prevail pose substantial production risks to growers. The Gubler-Thomas Powdery Mildew Index (PMI) models powdery mildew growth as a function of length of exposure to different temperature ranges in order to help growers to better anticipate outbreaks. This project aims to understand how growers' use of the PMI shapes their powdery mildew control strategies according to their operational environmental and how these potentially heterogeneous forecast responses determine the environmental impact of the PMI. We find that the environmental impact of the PMI may actually be negative because growers' adjust their powdery mildew management strategies along several dimensions in response to the information–including shifting to higher potency synthetic fungicides, increasing dosage rates, and using multiple products when the risk is high according to the PMI.


Feigin: Bucks new training facility a "game changer"
Milwaukee Bucks president Peter Feigin believes a new training and medical facility is a crucial step for the team's championship aspirations.
The Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin Sports Science Center, located in the new downtown arena district, will be unveiled Thursday.
"What we've done is create a destination, and no longer become like an inferior small market, we've become like a model of a big market," Feigin said Thursday on Daybreak Live.
The new facility will serve as the practice and training facility for the Bucks. It combines the Bucks' training and medical staff with Froedtert and MCW's physicians and researchers.
"I think people understand that pro sports is now an arms race, so you really have to stock up, and you really have to be great. You really have to be desirable, you have to keep the players you have here with the best, and you have to attract the new players," Feigin said. "A building like this, which is their sanctuary and home that we want them to stay in 16-18 hours a day, is one of those pieces that is a game changer for us in attracting those players."
Feigin was in Washington D.C. for last week's Foxconn announcement, and he confirms that there has been partnership discussion between the Bucks and the Taiwanese company .
"We're looking at an unbelievable technology platform that we can work on, there's certainly a partnership, and I think in the overall umbrella, is how we do grow Wisconsin together, and we're certainly on that track to grow and accelerate where we're going jobs-wise," Feigin said.
When asked when an announcement might come on Foxconn arena naming rights, Feigin said "as soon as possible."


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Q: How to backup/restore excluding filestream varbinary in SQL Server 2008? There is an application used in a production site that uses SQL Server 2008 as its DBMS.
The database schema uses Filestream Varbinary to save binary data on the filesystem instead of directly into the DB tables.
The point is that now and then it would be useful to copy the production database on development machines, mostly for doing troubleshooting.
The database is too big for comfortably moving it around, but it would be ok if it could be moved leaving out the filestream varbinary fields.
In other words, I am trying to make an "imperfect" copy of a database: i.e., on the destination database, it is ok to have NULL values instead of the varbinary.
Is this possible? I tried looking for the feature on the SQL Server Management studio and did a backup that excludes the filegroup containing the filestream varbinary, but I cannot restore: MSSMS complains that the restore cannot be done because the backup is incomplete (of course).
Is it possible to achieve what I am trying to do in some way?

A: You can perform a piecemeal restore. I'm not sure if SSMS supports it - perhaps that's why you've been unable to click your way through.
Note, however, that in case of piecemeal restore, the data residing in the not-yet-restored filegroups (filestream in your case) will be simply unavailable (as opposed to being replaced with NULLs).

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Ajaneece Johnson- I plan to attend the Berklee College of Music in Winter 2015. I will be studying my passion — music– in Detroit until then.
Sequoia Mitchell-I plan to attend Wayne State University in the Winter 2015. I will be studying my passion –nursing–in Detroit until then.
Adam J. Taylor- I plan to attend Michigan State University in fall 2014. I will be studying my passion — Broadcast Journalism — in Detroit until then.
Ireaby Jolly- I plan to attend Michigan State University in the fall of 2014. I will be studying Fashion Merchandising.
Keyonia Moss- As High School grad, I will be attending Northern Michigan University to study Health information this fall in 2014. I will become the first Doctor in my family so I am very pleased to meet new people. Also, one day I'll be your Doctor. I will be your best number one female to make a difference in life.
Sharde Walker- After I graduate i'm attending Henry Ford community college for two years and then i'm going to switch over to Michigan state university and i'm am taking up veterinary medicine.
Deja Jones- This Fall, I plan to attend the College For Creative Studies for Crafts/Fibers/Jewelry.
Adrian Avery- I plan to attend Henry Ford Community College in the Fall studying business and I will be working on my personal projects such as Community leadership and advocacy.
Congrats to our other graduates and MITS!
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Deadpool 2 Ups its Budget and Stakes but Maintains its Anarchic Edge (Spoiler-Free Review)
by Julianne Ramsey May 18, 2018 May 18, 2018
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Walking into my screening of Deadpool 2, I had some trepidation. After all, 2016's Deadpool worked because it felt so fresh and different from every other superhero film surrounding it on the release calendar. Much of its charm stemmed from its gleefully R-rated novelty. Granted, it wasn't quite the superhero deconstruction it was made out to be, and there have been other superhero films both before and since (Looking at you Guardians of the Galaxy and Thor: Ragnarok) that picked apart the genre's' inherent goofiness. Deadpool might have commented on X-Men's complicated timelines and reasoned that its paltry budget was the real reason there were no real notable X-Men hanging around Xavier's mansion, but the film still maintained the skeletal frame of a standard superhero origin story. It just hung more viscera and pop culture, fourth-wall-shattering gags around its edges.
This led me to wonder if a Deadpool sequel would even work when much of the first film's success had to do with the shock of seeing its Monty Pythonesque carnage and anarchic, sadistic humor. As it turns out, I needn't have worried.
I knew I was in good hands when the film opens on a music box featuring a spinning Wolverine impaled on a tree and claims to be directed by "One of the Guys that Killed John Wick's dog" (David Leitch, actually). Deadpool 2 plays in Deadpool's sandbox, but it blows that sandbox to smithereens and makes plot strands out if its scraps. Its budget is bigger, meaning it can now afford those massive shootouts and explosions the first film had to work around. That makes it feel more of a piece with the bigger studio films towards which it's gleefully hurling spitballs, but the film is too consistently funny to mind its inherent cynicism.
Without getting into major plot spoilers, Deadpool 2 opens with its titular Merc with a Mouth (Ryan Reynolds, as if you needed to be told) slicing through bad guys in increasingly outrageous fashion, making R-rated Bugs Bunny jones along the way.
A tragedy leaves him reeling, and his cackling at the darkness shtick begins to feel more like a desperate attempt to bury trauma. There's an even stronger, underlying tragedy to his wounded jester style. The film practically bathes itself in flop sweat trying to maintain the delicate balance between manic, postmodern gags and a character wallowing in a state of traumatized depression. After all, now he's a character who wants to die, even though he really, really can't. Deadpool 2 is darker, grimmer ride, which considering the first film's cancer plotline and extended torture sequences is really saying something.
For me, at least, the film is mostly successful at walking that tonal tightrope. I laughed at the jokes and emotionally engaged when the film wanted me to do so. As Deadpool himself states, his first film was a romance, and his sequel is a family film. It's a family film with child abuse, comically gruesome death scenes, and dick jokes galore, but it's about creating a makeshift family from whatever misfit scraps you have to find laying around outside the misfit mutant factory.
You see, Deadpool finds himself drawn to helping a young, reckless mutant who goes by the name Firefist (Hunt for the Wilderpeople's Juliane Dennison). He's capable of…well, he's called Firefist. What do you think he can do?
He's being abused by a school headmaster (Eddie Marson) straight out of a Dickens novel, and he's at risk of going to the dark side. A cybernetic soldier by the name of Cable (Josh Brolin, who decided that one role in the Marvel world just wasn't enough) travels back in time to kill Firefist before he can win a war against the machines. Oh, wait. Sorry, that's Terminator.
I'd love to act as if that pop culture connection is mine exclusively, but that's the thing about Deadpool (and Deadpool). You'll never get the chance to make a cultural reference before he does. The film is a whirligig of cultural allusions ranging from the expected DC and the Marvel Cinematic Universe jokes to Interview with the Vampire and Say Anything references.
A much-appreciated, derisive dig at Batman v. Superman may not wipe out the misery that actually came with watching that cinematic equivalent of the Hindenburg, but it's nice that that film managed to inspire something worthwhile.
With its emotionally damaged lead and his need to connect with a mutant who could go to the dark side without proper nurturing, Deadpool 2 plays like the sarcastic, quippy thematic cousin to Wolverine's swan song, Logan. You half expect Deadpool to tell Firefist, "Don't be what they made you." Instead, every time it appears as though it might tip too far into sentiment for a film whose tongue is so firmly planted with its cheek, the emotions are undercut by a sight gag or a genre-skewering quip and the balance rights itself.
Deadpool begins the film on a vengeance quest and eventually finds himself trying to stop Cable, who emerges as his grimmer, more frustrated counterpoint from undertaking the same brand of vengeance, as Cable's trying to keep Firefist from killing people who are important to him. Deadpool, by contrast, would like to give the kid a shot at redemption and he'll fight Cable to give Firefist that chance. To do so, a cadre of mutants are assembled. The metallic Colossus (Stefan Kapičić) is back to play Jiminy Cricket to Deadpool's Pinocchio, as is Briana Hildebrand's jaded Negasonic Teenage Warhead.
There's also delightful newcomer Zazie Breetz as the supernaturally lucky Domino and expanded roster of new recruits whose identities are best left unspoiled.
Ultimately, Deadpool 2 has its flaws. Its sentimental heart might slightly undercut its satirical edge and there are logical inconsistencies I could pick apart if I really wanted to. However, here's the thing: I don't want to. I laughed too consistently to be angry or nitpicky towards the film. The jokes land too well and the moments that expose its sweet underbelly land more effectively than they have any right to. Much of the film's success is due to Ryan Reynolds, a charismatic actor that effortlessly shifts between mocking sincerity and actual emoting in a way that doesn't cause whiplash. It's also due to the incredibly sharp script he helped co-write with Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, that recognizes how to balance two distinct, polar opposite tones that should never actually go together but somehow sort of do. It may lack the pleasant surprise of the film that came before it, and it feels a bit closer to the big-budget superhero films it continues to mock, but its humor remains as sharp and wisecracking as ever.
Tags: David Leitch Deadpool Deadpool 2 Fox John Wick Josh Brolin Ryan Reynolds X-Men
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Oh you know, I'm just your typical wallflower, high school theatre nerd who minored in film studies, attained her M.A. in English Literature,works as a substitute teacher, and decided to go to nursing school, but really wants to be a writer who blogs about pop culture, and then have people who. . .wait for it. . .actually read/ look forward to what she writes. In my spare time (when it's there), I watch one of my many blu-rays or DVDs (about 800 now), reading my kindle (one of the greatest inventions ever), playing my ipod (another one of the greatest inventions ever), obsess over b=Broadway musicals and horror films, and play my guitar (badly). In other words, I have no life that doesn't revolve aroung pop culture or school. Sigh.View all posts by Julianne Ramsey
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Moore was raised in Carson, California. He spent majority of his childhood participating in activities like youth football and church. Although Moore grew up around poverty and crime, he was surrounded by the love of his mother which fueled his desire to live a different lifestyle.
"I am thankful for having my mom in my life and I am thankful for how me, my sister, and my younger brother turned out despite the circumstances," said Moore.
For high school, Moore attended Verbum Dei High School, what he calls "a diamond in the rough." After graduating from the college prep school, he attended Marist College in New York and began his journey to becoming a Rhode's scholar.
Moore recalls the first time he learned about the Rhodes scholarship.
"I heard about this guy that played football at Florida State. He was a Black dude, tall and swaggy individual. I was like, 'oh snap this dude got swag, he is a football player, and he is smart too!' It seemed appealing, this dude was doing it all," said Moore.
During his first semester at Marist College, Moore academically excelled receiving a 3.8. Soon, he found his way over to the scholarship office and began exploring opportunities like the Fulbright Summer Institute Scholarship which allowed Moore to study abroad at the University of Bristol in England and complete a fellowship at Princeton University.
After completing his studies abroad he came back to the United States where he attended Texas Christian University (TCU) and began seeking similar scholarship opportunities. After a reminder text message from his mother to look into the Rhodes scholarship, Moore applied and was successful.
The Rhode's scholarship is known as one of the most prestigious academic awards received by former presidents, prime ministers, and other world leaders and influential people. Each year, 32 students from the United States are selected as Rhode's scholars. According to the scholarship, the students are chosen based off their academic achievements, leadership, character and commitment to others and the common good.
"It's typical not something that an inner city Black kid who plays football would win but by the grace of God I did," said Moore.
Today, Moore continues to study at TCU. He is majoring in economics and is minoring in mathematics and sociology. Moore's expected graduation date is May 2017.
Currently, Moore is working on a book called, "It Won't Make Sense on Paper." The release date of the book is to be determined.
"It details some of my roles from sleeping on the floor in the garage in the hood to eventually becoming a Rhode's Scholar and a division I football player and beyond that as well," said Moore.
Life after college for Moore will consist of him continuing to follow God's path for his life.
"I let God do the goals and the dreams for me. But I am going to Oxford to get my masters in sociology and public policy. I want to go to Harvard to get my PhD," said Moore.
"There are some people who have never been on the other side of the 110 freeway or haven't been passed the 91 freeway. The biggest people I would encourage are the parents. A lot of times, we kind of talk about this generation this, and this generation is doing that and that is wrong. But somebody is raising them," said Moore.
"As Black people, we spend some money on some Jordans, but we won't spend any money on a SAT course or to better ourselves for our future," said Moore.
He goes on to discuss the different type of scholarships that are available for Black people.
"There are so many opportunities for people to make it out. I'm not just talking about dribbling a ball or catching a ball, I'm talking about pure academics. But, you have to be exposed to these opportunities to take advantage of them," said Moore.