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Tuesday, 26 December 2017

Things to Do with Kids in Niagara Falls, NY

Things to Do with Kids in Niagara Falls, NY
Though I grew up in New England, my parents never took me to Niagara Falls to see the iconic natural wonder. (We spent most summer vacations road-tripping to Ohio to visit grandparents.) The area has long been on my "must-see" list, so I was delighted at the opportunity to speak at the TMS Family Travel Conference in Niagara Falls, New York, last month. In between stints in a conference room, I toured some Niagara Falls attractions without my 11- and 13-year-olds in tow. Around every corner, however, I thought of my family - they'd love the options for getting soaking wet in and around the falls!
I have no idea why I'd never heard of this attraction before. I think the Maid of the Mist - see below - seems to get all the glory. But Cave of the Winds, accessed in Niagara Falls State Park, is hands-down my favorite local attraction because you get to stand literally underneath the pounding, cascading water. How neat is that?

You descend via elevator below ground to walk through a long, cave-like corridor. Then, it's outside to wooden walkways, where you can get as close as you want to Bridal Veil Falls. If you want to only gaze at them from a safe (dry) distance away, that's just fine. If you want to get soaking wet at the "Hurricane Deck," go for it. I highly recommend the latter - it's quite exhilarating. I visited the falls at night, timed to view evening fireworks, but I'd love to see the falls during the day, too (and with young children on slippery walkways, this might feel a bit safer, too).
As I said, the Maid of the Mist boat tour is a venerable attraction at the falls; guests have been sightseeing here by boat since 1846. Today's ride feels a bit like a cattle call; hundreds of people queue up (again, with provided ponchos) to pack onto large sightseeing boats that pass by the American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls on the American side, as well as Horseshoe Falls, which straddle the American-Canadian border. That said, embarking and disembarking the boat is a seamless, and speedy experience, despite the hundreds of folks who ride the Maid of the Mist every day.

Thursday, 9 November 2017

MINISTERS, MPS WILL SLEEP IN TOILETS IF MUSEVENI ORDERS



Bishop Robert Muhirwa of Fort Portal Diocese while rejecting the amendment to remove the presidential age limit, said if President Museveni asked his ministers and Members of Parliament to sleep in toilets, they would gladly do so.

Speaking at a consultative meeting held at Buhinga play ground in Fort Portal town, Muhirwa launched an attack on Tooro region ministers; Peace Mutuuzo [state minister for Gender and culture], Tom Butime [Cabinet Minister of Local Government] and Adolf Mwesige [Minister of Defence and Veterans Affairs] and Attorney General, William Byaruhanga.

Muhirwa describe the ministers as timid and unreasonable saying they would do anything including sleeping in a toilet if the president willed it so.

He said the only respectable MPs with integrity are Fort Portal Municipality MP, Alex Ruhunda, and Kabarole District Woman MP, Sylvia Rwabwogo.

“And you Ruhunda, your knowledge is being wasted in NRM,” Bisho Muhirwa argued. “You are not using even a quarter of your potential. You should be the minister not this useless Mutuuzo.”

He said if it’s possible, Ugandans will use constitutional means to dislodge Museveni and his “bogus” parliament that the country has.

“Even if Museveni tells those members of parliament to sleep in a toilet, they will sleep in it,” the bishop told a cheering crowd, but quickly pointed out: “Except Ruhunda and Sylvia who respect the constitution.”

He said the constitution is above President Museveni and the likes of Kabarole district councillor, Joram Bintamanya, who he accused of spreading the age limit gospel.

“We have to learn discipline. The constitution is above Museveni and, Joram Bintamanya. This time round, Museveni found us awake and alert.”

The bishop said Batooro welcomed Museveni in 1986 when he was returning from the bush but that if he changes the constitution, Tooro will welcome another person that comes to liberate the country.

He said Ruhunda and Sylvia who should be getting ministerial positions are left out because they told Museveni the bitter truth—that he must retire.

“Adolf Mwesige, I don’t blame him. He even got sick and nearly died at his home. Then Museveni paid for him to go to India and get treated,” the bishop recalled.

“He [Mwesige] underwent surgery. Now someone who underwent a brain surgery, does he still have the intelligence to say anything sensible?” he queried, sending the crowd into wild cheers and ululations.

“When you spill porridge from a cup, it is no longer full. That’s the same with Mwesige’s brain.”

He described minister Mutuuzo as Museveni’s sycophant who licks his boots and then goes around singing age limit removal.

“At her age, singing for government! It is you [voters] who respect Museveni’s ministers. They don’t reason.”

He now turned full arsenal on Mutuuzo: “She has no substance at all. She only cares about being saluted as a minister and driving a big car.”

He concluded by advising Museveni to do the needful and let someone else take up the mantle from where things are now.

Tuesday, 7 November 2017

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Sunday, 21 June 2015

Primary School serving " Alcohol " Beer to Students at Breakfast




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