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The motel is just a short scenic drive from the Olympic Village of Lake Placid and offers very comfortable accommodations in which to relax and explore this beautiful area. Enjoy the spectacular lake and mountain views and warm hospitality. The eight guest rooms provide attractive and comfortable accommodations. Each room is tastefully furnished and equipped with premium bedding, color cable TV, WiFi available, in-room coffee makers, and in-room fridge and microwave.

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Private lake front cottage (sleeps 4-6) in Willsboro, NY. with 1,000 sq. ft. of living space: Two queen-size bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, full bath, living room with queen sleeper sofa and fireplace, and enclosed porch. The cottage also has a TV, CD/DVD player, a selection of books, games, puzzles, and DVDs, microwave, lawn furniture, picnic tables, gas grill, rowboat, and large private dock (not accessible) for swimming and boating and a mooring for larger boats. Within traveling distance to Ausable Chasm, High Falls Gorge, Whiteface Mountain, Santa's Workshop, Lake Placid, Burlington, VT, and Montreal, Canada. Numerous nearby hiking and cycling trails. Beautiful in September and October for fall foliage in the Adirondacks and nearby Vermont. This is a daily rental (three-night minimum) except for the months of July and August, through Labor Day. During these two months it is a weekly rental from Saturday-to-Saturday. Contact them if you would like to book a longer stay.

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This meticulously restored Essex, NY Greek Revival "double house" has spectacular views of Lake Champlain and Vermont’s Green Mountains, making it perfect for summer vacation rentals or any season. Close your eyes and listen to the clear blue water as it laps the shore in perfect rhythm.
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The California Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA) Open Data Portal contains non-confidential aggregate statistical data in a user-friendly format covering many of DCAâs core activities such as, Licensing, Renewals, Applications, and Enforcement. The data portal provides access to view, interact, analyze, and download data for any active DCA Board or Bureau. We invite all to search, explore, and engage with our data.

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DCA Fiscal Year 2022 License Population Statistics

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A medical emergency is an injury, illness or symptom so severe that a delay in seeking immediate medical attention would be reasonably expected to be hazardous to life or health. The VA Boston Emergency Department is open 24/7 and located on the West Roxbury Campus, 1400 VFW Parkway, West Roxbury, MA 02132-4927
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Corporal E Round 31 launch at the U.S. Army's White Sands Proving Ground, May 22, 1947. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech Developing a missile that would fly and survive in the field involved testing its aerodynamic design and durability under vibration and other stresses. The team developed a supersonic wind tunnel and an array of environmental test technologies, all of which had wider use and came to support outside customers. A U.S. Army anti-aircraft missile model in JPL's supersonic wind tunnel, May 1955. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech Developing as complex a device as a missile to fly unaided and beyond reach of repair required a new level of quality, new test techniques and a new discipline called systems engineering.The race to spaceIn 1954, JPL proposed launching a satellite with Wernher von Braun's team at the Army's Redstone Arsenal in Alabama for the International Geophysical Year being planned for 1957-58. Their proposal was rejected, and instead JPLers embarked on a classified project to test nuclear warhead re-entry technology. Using a modified Redstone booster and clusters of JPL solid-fuel rockets, they flew three suborbital missions in 1956 and 1957 to prove warheads could return from space and not burn up. Re-Entry Test Vehicle program's "Missile 27" on launcher, September 17, 1956. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech After the pioneering Soviet launches of Sputnik and Sputnik 2, U.S. President Dwight Eisenhower used one of the recovered warheads as a prop to show the country's progress during a televised speech to the nation. U.S. President Dwight Eisenhower displaying the surviving 3rd Re-Entry Test Vehicle program mock warhead during a televised speech on November 7, 1957. Credit: National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution The technology and hardware developed for this re-entry test series led to America's first successful satellite. After the humiliating launch pad explosion of the Navy's Vanguard project launch attempt in December 1957, JPL and the Army Ballistic Missile Agency were allowed to try. They succeeded spectacularly with Explorer 1 on January 31, 1958.
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In 1954, he succeeded Louis Dunn as Director.During his 22 years as director, JPL also developed the first U.S. satellite (Explorer I); the first successful U.S. circumlunar space probe (Pioneer IV); sent Mariner spacecraft to Venus, Mars, and Mercury and Ranger photographic missions to the moon; landed Surveyor on the Moon and Viking on Mars; and began designing and building the Voyager spacecraft for a Grand Tour of the solar system. 
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 JPL Director, 1946-1954Louis G. Dunn was born in South Africa and came to the United States in 1930. By 1940, he had earned a Bachelor of Science, two Masters degrees in mechanical engineering and a Ph.D. in aeronautical engineering from Caltech, where he joined the Caltech faculty before moving to JPL as Assistant Director in 1945. Dunn was part of a team sent to Europe during the last days of World War II for the US Army Ordnance Department and saw static firings of V-2 rockets.After serving as Acting Director for several months in 1946, Dunn became Director of JPL in 1947 and presided over the rocketry program leading up to the development of the Corporal and Sergeant missiles. He resigned in 1954 to take over the Atlas missile project for the recently formed Ramo-Wooldridge Corporation. After his retirement there, he became a cattle rancher in the Sierra Foothills south of Sacramento, California. 
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 JPL Acting Director, 1944-1946In 1936, Frank Malina was a graduate student at Caltech who worked with a small group of men, under the guidance of professor Theodore von Kármán, to develop and test rocket motors. In December 1938, Malina was asked to present a paper on the application of rocket propulsion to aircraft, to the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) Committee on Air Corps Research, which responded with a $1,000 grant to GALCIT and an additional $10,000 six months later.
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Located just inside the Violetti Road entrance to Spring Lake Regional Park:393 Violetti RoadSanta Rosa , CA 95409
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Winter/Spring 2024 Hours: Public Open Hours are Thursday - Friday from 1 - 4:30 p.m. and Saturday - Sunday from 10 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. The current exhibit is "Only Rain Down the Drain."

The Environmental Discovery Center at Spring Lake Regional Park is a natural history center featuring hands-on displays and exhibits designed primarily for children in elementary school.
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