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201. Dining: Beaver Creek

Author

Hayes, Linda

Subjects
Ski resorts -- Buildings and facilities, Ski resorts -- Location, Ski resorts -- Services, Beaver Creek, Colorado -- Buildings and facilities, Beaver Creek, Colorado -- Services
Abstract

Byline: Linda Hayes In the Village or on the hill, here's where to indulge at this Colorado resort. UPSCALE Chef Daniel Joly turns out sublime European-influenced cuisine at Mirabelle in […]

Published
2007

202. Big Sky, Mont

Author

Hayes, Linda

Subjects
Hotels and motels -- Montana, Hotels and motels -- Services, Hospitality industry -- Design and construction, Hospitality industry -- Services, Log cabins -- Design and construction, Log cabins -- Services, Big Sky, Montana -- Description and travel
Abstract

Byline: Linda Hayes Vast and empty, this resort is home to big views, bigger lines and lodges that do Western right. Some resorts are measured by what they have; others, […]

Published
2007

203. Eating: Aspen

Author

Hayes, Linda

Subjects
Restaurants -- Directories, Restaurants -- Location
Abstract

Byline: Linda Hayes From the newest tables to the best apres-ski, where to dine in Aspen--now. BRAND NEW Tucked into a restored Victorian and named after a former resident with […]

Published
2007

204. Lucky Dog

Author

Hayes, Linda

Subjects
Ski resorts -- Buildings and facilities, Ski resorts -- Services, Ski resorts -- Prices and rates, Company pricing policy
Abstract

Byline: Linda Hayes Goodbye Purina, hello pate. Your puppy is welcome at these mutt-friendly mountain hotels. Ski towns are filled with outdoor lovers, including the four-legged variety. And thanks to […]

Published
2007

205. Chill Out

Author

Hayes, Linda

Subjects
Cocktails -- Recipes and menus
Abstract

Byline: Linda Hayes Forget shooters and brews. Springtime apres culture calls for creative cocktails that go down easy. THE SNOWMASS IQ Served at Sage Restaurant & Bar, Snowmass, Colo. Made […]

Published
2007

206. Hot Spots

Author

Hayes, Linda

Subjects
Saint Valentines Day -- Rites, ceremonies and celebrations, Restaurant industry -- Services
Abstract

Byline: Linda Hayes Heat things up on Valentine's Day with a spicy dinner for two at these mountain restaurants. PHAT THAI Carbondale, Colo. Authentic Thai dishes are served from mild […]

Published
2007

207. On The Menu

Author

Hayes, Linda

Subjects
Health resorts -- Description and travel
Abstract

Byline: Linda Hayes Hungry for relaxation? These six ski-country spas tempt with treatments good enough to eat. Caviar Facial Where Spa at The Sonnenalp, Vail, Colo. What To firm and […]

Published
2007

211. Now Serving..

Author

Hayes, Linda

Subjects
Restaurants -- Services, Ski resorts -- Services, Skis and skiing -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis
Abstract

Byline: Linda Hayes Grab your Blackberry and make reservations early at these new restaurants bursting onto the ski-town scene. PARK CITY, UTAH The accent is on global cuisine this season […]

Published
2006

212. Strange Brew

Author

Hayes, Linda

Subjects
Bars, saloons, etc. -- Services, Bars, saloons, etc. -- Marketing, Company marketing practices
Abstract

Byline: Linda Hayes No need to get gussied up at these historic ski-town watering holes, where the drinks go down easy and local flavor is on the house. Woody Creek […]

Published
2006

216. Mizu Sushi, Jackson Hole, Wyo

Author

Hayes, Linda

Subjects
Cooks -- Management, Company business management
Abstract

Byline: Linda Hayes Everything about Mizu is surprising, even the fact that it exists in landlocked Jackson. The minimalist decor (backlit, tempered steel walls behind a pressed-bamboo sushi bar) is […]

Published
2005

220. Snowmass: ASPEN'S BIG SISTER, SNOWMASS, COLO., HAS SOMETHING FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY

Author

Hayes, Linda

Subjects
Skis and skiing -- Methods, Hotels and motels -- Services, Hotels and motels -- Colorado, Aspen, Colorado -- Description and travel
Abstract

Byline: Linda Hayes How to get there Fly to Aspen/Pitkin County Airport, a.k.a. Sardy Field, eight miles from Snowmass Village. Taxis and hotel vans to Snowmass Village are right outside […]

Published
2005

223. What's Cookin': From stovetop to bartop, here's what's new off-slope this season

Author

Hayes, Linda

Subjects
Ski resorts -- Directories, Restaurants -- Directories
Abstract

Byline: Linda Hayes VAIL Tyro chef Kelly Liken rattles the village's culinary boy's club with her eponymous restaurant, Kelly Liken. The 28-year-old Culinary Institute of America grad emphasizes local products […]

Published
2004

225. The Big EZ Lodge

Author

Hayes, Linda

Abstract

Byline: Linda Hayes The Big EZ lives up to its name. Designed to accommodate groups on retreat, this log lodge located a few ridges over from Montana's Big Sky Resort […]

Published
2004

226. Dunton Hot Springs: Dolores, Colo

Author

Hayes, Linda

Subjects
Resorts, Health resorts
Abstract

Byline: Linda Hayes There's something about a hot mineral soak at 9,000 feet that makes a person want to linger. This becomes apparent at the final stretch of the 22-dirt-mile […]

Published
2004

227. Get Your Freshies: The farmers' markets sprouting up in mountain towns promise not only fresh fruits and vegetables, but also a taste of ski-town community. Look for these five from May through October--Mother Nature permitting

Author

Hayes, Linda

Subjects
Farmers' markets
Abstract

Byline: Linda Hayes --ASPEN, COLO. Nearly 70 vendors transform the corner of Hopkins and Hunter into a veritable street fair. Specialties: Colorado-produced fruits and vegetables, wine, elk and buffalo meat, […]

Published
2004

230. Hotel Park City

Author

Hayes, Linda

Abstract

Byline: Linda Hayes Near the slopes of Park City, Deer Valley and The Canyons, the Hotel Park City's guests never quibble about location--they hardly have to leave the grounds: Designed […]

Published
2004

232. Jackson House: Creative pairings in sophisticated surroundings

Author

Hayes, Linda

Subjects
Restaurants -- Restaurant reviews
Abstract

Byline: Linda Hayes The Jackson House Restaurant has a flavor all its own. Tucked into The Jackson House Inn in Woodstock, Vt., it reflects the charm of its historic surroundings, […]

Published
2003

233. The Fan House: Barnard, Vt

Author

Hayes, Linda

Subjects
Skis and skiing, Ski resorts
Abstract

Byline: Linda Hayes Finding The Fan House in Barnard, Vt., is simple. "We're the third house on the left, past the white-steepled church," says innkeeper Sara Widness when you call […]

Published
2003

234. Word mash-up!

Author

Hayes, Linda

Subjects
Word (Linguistics) -- Tests, problems and exercises, General interest
Abstract

EXAMPLE: = DOORBELL 1. Fishbowl. 2. Cupcake. 3. Shoebox. 4. Moonlight. 5. Flowerpot. 6. Bookworm. 7. Basketball. 8. Keyboard. 9. Rainbow. 10. Butterfly. How many of these compound words can [...]

Published
2014

235. Rockies resorts in fall

Author

Hayes, Linda

Subjects
Keystone Resort, Keystone, Colorado -- Services, Ski resorts -- Services, Sundance Ltd. -- Services, Big Mountain Ski and Summer Resort -- Services
Abstract

Before skiers hit: quiet towns, lonely trails, and great deals on lodging * Don't wait until the snow flies to visit a Rockies ski resort. The off-season (now until chairlifts […]

Published
2001

236. More Blue Sky

Author

Hayes, Linda

Subjects
Vail, Colorado, Colorado
Abstract

* Skiers in search of adventure at Vail, Colorado, have another 125 acres of terrain to explore this season in the area's spectacular Blue Sky Basin. Known as Pete's Bowl, […]

Published
2001

237. Interdisciplinary research on autism: Behavioral measures in the development of a mouse model of autism

Author

Muñoz Blanco, María I, Parrott Hayes, Linda J, and Hunter, Jr, Kenneth J

Subjects
Autismo, Autism, Interdisciplinary Research, Comportamiento Social, Análisis Comportamental, Animal model, Behavior Analysis, Investigación interdisciplinaria, Social Behavior, Modelo Animal
Abstract

A great deal of biomedical research has provided experimental evidence of the function of specific neuropeptides in the development of autistic symptomatology. Interdisciplinary research in this area would provide a more comprehensive understanding of autism by integrating the findings and contributions from both behavior analysis and biology. In this preliminary interdisciplinary study, pregnant mice were injected with lipopolysaccharide - LPS (experimental group) on the 17th day of gestation and their litters were compared to the litters of mice that were not injected. Measures of social interaction were taken in two periods, namely when the pups were juveniles and when they were young adults, using an ABAB design consisting on the presence/absence of the mother in the chamber. The social interaction of each pup was assessed by observing the number of approaches it made towards its mother. Average velocity, calculated as distance traveled over time, for each mouse during the session was also collected. It was concluded that further refinement of the measure of social interaction was needed, and that a measure of behavioral development may prove useful in the construction of a mouse model of autism. Un gran número de investigación biomédica ha reportado evidencia empírica respecto a la función de neuropéptidos específicos en el desarrollo de la sintomatología del autismo. Se sugiere que con el fin de obtener una mayor comprensión del autismo es necesario establecer un campo de investigación interdisciplinario en el cual es integren contribuciones tanto del Análisis Comportamental como de la Biología. En este estudio interdisciplinario preliminar, ratonas gestantes fueron inyectadas con lipopolisacárido - LPS (grupo experimental) en el 17avo día de gestación. Las camadas de estas ratonas fueron comparadas con camadas control que no fueron inyectadas. Las mediciones de interacción social se realizaron en dos periodos, juvenil y adulto joven, utilizando un diseño ABAB que consistió en la presencia o ausencia de la madre en la cámara experimental. La interacción social de cada cría se evaluó observando el número de acercamientos hacia la madre. El promedio de velocidad, entendida como distancia recorrida sobre tiempo, de cada ratón también fue calculado para cada sesión. Se concluye que es necesario un mayor refinamiento de la medida de interacción social utilizada, y que la introducción de una medida de desarrollo comportamental sería útil en la construcción de un modelo animal de autismo.

Published
2011

238. Using the Operant MTS Procedure as a Masking Task for Respondent Acquisition of Stimulus Classes

Author

Delgado Delgado, Diana Marcela and Hayes, Linda

Subjects
transferencia de funciones, masking task, function transfer, claves contextuales, sustitución de funciones, substitution of functions, tareas interferentes, respondent equivalence, equivalencia de estímulos, stimulus equivalence, contextual cues
Abstract

A functional class refers to a circumstance in which responding is controlled by features of stimuli that are common to all the class members. It is argued that an analysis of substitution of stimulus functions is needed to account for the acquisition of functional classes of different varieties. We examined the acquisition of classes of comparison stimuli presented in a standard matching to sample (MTS) preparation by exposing participants to three tests in which a contextual cue provided the basis for the formation of these classes. In this preparation the equivalence training and test phases served as a masking task that prevented the interference of naming processes or the development of rules describing the commonalities among target class members (comparison stimuli). Most of the participants showed responding with respect to one or more comparison classes even in the absence of specific operant training. Findings suggest that the function shared by a given set of stimuli may be acquired by another stimulus in the absence of operant reinforcement and without the involvement of verbal rules. Se habla de adquisición de clases funcionales cuando el comportamiento es controlado por aquellas propiedades de los estímulos que son comunes a todos los miembros de la clase. Un análisis en términos de sustitución de funciones es necesario para explicar la adquisición de varios tipos de clases funcionales. En este estudio se examinó la adquisición de clases de estímulos comparadores en un entrenamiento estándar de igualación a la muestra, mediante la inclusión de un estímulo contextual diferente para cada clase de comparadores. Las fases de entrenamiento y pruebas de equivalencia sirvieron como una tarea de enmascaramiento para prevenir la interferencia de respuestas verbales con respecto a las relaciones entre el estímulo contextual y los comparadores durante el entrenamiento. Hubo respuestas respecto a una o más clases de comparadores para la mayoría de los participantes. Los hallazgos indican que la función compartida por los miembros de una clase puede ser adquirida por un estímulo arbitrario en ausencia de refuerzo y de respuestas verbales.

Published
2011

240. Running with the big dogs at Colorado's Krabloonik

Author

Hayes, Linda

Subjects
Sled dogs -- Colorado
Abstract

* Gliding over untracked snowfields in a handcrafted hickory sled, it's hard to tell who is having a better time: you or the 12 exuberant huskies forging the way. "People […]

Published
2000

247. DOBSON HOUSE

Author

HAYES, LINDA

Subjects
Dobson, Joan
Abstract

TAOS, NEW MEXICO Visitors to Taos, N.M., often speak of feeling "at one" with Mother Earth. Stay at the Dobson House and you'll definitely experience that sensation. This 6,000-square-foot adobe […]

Published
1999

248. Slow Bread, Fast Skiing

Author

HAYES, LINDA

Subjects
Wallace, Art
Abstract

"You Can't rush bread," says Art Wallace of Bigwood Bread in Ketchum, Idaho. "It takes time, patience and a feel for the dough as it passes from stage to stage." […]

Published
1999

249. INN At Lost Creek

Author

HAYES, LINDA

Subjects
Ackard, James
Abstract

TELLURIDE, COLO. Ask James Ackard, chef at the swank "9545" in the Inn at Lost Creek, how he has weathered the transition from Manhattan to Telluride, Colo., and his face […]

Published
1999

250. Chimayo

Author

HAYES, LINDA

Subjects
Restaurants -- Utah
Abstract

PARK CITY, UTAH When Bill White opened his first restaurant, a tiny Italian cafe' in Park City, Utah, he didn't see himself as a culinary pioneer. He was an aspiring […]

Published
1999

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