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Jessica is the album version right? i hope?
Jessica is the album version right? i hope?
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Loving on the variety of this week for RB and the RBN. I'll be picking up "Jessica", "Closer", and "I Melt With You" for sure. The Crossfade song is alright, though I won't be picking it up. The Dragonforce song is alright, it kind of reminds me of ManOWar's Triumph of Steel album (kinda), but I won't be picking it up. As for The Band, it's a "rainy day purchase". Happy Anniversary, Harmonix! Here's to another five! Cheers!
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Sounds really good! A little something for everyone.
Allman Brothers: Definitely gonna look into that.
The Band: Ehh... probably not. I just really, REALLY don't like live versions. It's the reason I never bought "American Girl" by Tom Petty yet, despite it being one of my favorites.
Crossfade: Meh, pass. Especially since it has no keys or harmonies. (I've developed a bias against songs without keys or harmonies that are 2 dollars. Thanks a lot, DLC sale. >_>)
Dragonforce: Maybe. I hate blisteringly hard charts, but like their music. Once the full chart is available to see, I might get it.
Modern English: Yes. But not soon.
Nine Inch Nails: Not a fan. I'll pass.
Personally, I would've swapped Crossfade for something else, but that's just me. Glad to see a six-pack released after so long. Almost got me worried there for a sec, Harmonix.
I'll take it Genesis, ELO, Pink Floyd, Metallica, and Journey are out of the question...?
Okay, after listening to the songs I am revising my excitement level. Did not recognize a lot of these by name, but I know almost all of them. I'll be picking all up but Dragonforce. Really surprised about the NiN one--hoping that means Only is a possibility one day.
Woo, Closer and Cry Thunder! Will have to listen to the rest, remember Jessica was fun on GH2
Might possibly save $7 for Tuesday. Specifically for "Cold", "Jessica", the Dragonforce song (because I assume it's hard as hell just like OGaP and TTFAF and the GH ones) and then one of the RBN tracks porting over. Will listen to thhe others after school if I'm not that busy with what I get. (hopefully NTG:IL and a bunch of giftcards to order stuff I want)
Pretty great birthday announcement!
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The best week in ages.
Really impressive stuff, HMX. Shut up and take my MSP.
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[X] Cheap Trick
[ ] Focus
[X] Incubus
[X] Poison
[X] Tears for Fears
Tubbs has a new home
'Melt With You' goes on the list.
Yes, I still do want to see another RB game in hopes to revive the love.
The Weight, Jessica, and Cold are definate buys. I'll consider the others.
Nice job hmx.
....dropped my sticks
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Disposition: | Adopted 11/04 |
Resolution to Add the Historically Minority Campuses Caucus to the Bylaws
The Committee moved the following additions to the bylaws:
VIII. Executive Committee
A.There shall be an Executive Committee consisting of the three officers of the Assembly, any officers-elect who are not currently members of the Executive Committee, one officer from the staff of the University. . . and the chairs and chairs-elect of standing committees and caucuses.
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A. A Caucus of Delegates from Historically Minority Campuses, whose responsibility shall be to consider and make recommendations relating to the historically minority campuses. All delegates from these campuses shall be members of the caucus.
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Indicative annual fee 2014 | $22,640* AUD |
Level | Higher Degree Coursework (Masters and Doctorates) |
IELTS Requirement | IELTS overall score of 6.5 (with no band score less than 6) or equivalent |
Deakin course code | A719 |
Faculty contacts | Deakin International |
The Master of Applied Social Research is designed to equip graduates with practical and analytical skills in quantitative and qualitative research methods. It aims to develop holistic social researchers who are confident and competent in designing, conducting, interpreting and presenting research. You will examine conceptual and theoretical frameworks informing the research environment as a means to operate effectively within it.
The focus of the program is on building a comprehensive suite of skills and knowledge that can be applied to the social research context. Course content covers the stages of conceptualising and planning research (including ethical, cultural and theoretical dimensions), as well as the requisite skills and techniques used to carry out qualitative and quantitative research (data collection, manipulation, analysis and dissemination). Elective offerings enable you to tailor your degree to your area of interest, with specialisms available in communication, gender, health and social policy.
Equivalent Full Time Student Load (EFTSL)
EFTSL is the standard annual full time load. Eight credit points is the standard full time load for one year of study.
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*Indicative course fees should be used as a guide only. Deakin University assumes no responsibility for persons relying on indicative course fees to calculate the total future cost of their course. The indicative course fee is an estimate based on a typical enrolment a student may have for their first year of study in 2014 for their course. The indicative course fee is based on historical first year enrolments within the course, reflecting the discipline cluster of the units which may be studied within the course. The actual fees charged will depend on the individual units chosen. The cost of each unit can be viewed from the Unit Search. Please note that the fees per unit/credit point may increase annually due to rises in the cost of course delivery and services.
This course provides training in applied social research for those seeking a career involving:
It is designed for graduates seeking to develop a career path in organisations that undertake social research such as:
To qualify for the award of Master of Applied Social Research, a student must successfully complete 8 credit points of study made up in one of the following ways:
To qualify for a specialisation within the Master of Applied Social Research, a student must successfully complete 8 credit points of study including the following:
Students who complete a specialisation of four (4) credit points will have the specialisation indicated on their academic transcript.
Core units
Trimester 1
ASC741 | Conducting Qualitative Research |
ASC742 | Survey Research |
Trimester 2
ASC743 | Analysing Qualitative Data |
ASC744 | Analysis of Quantitative Data |
Trimester 1
AIP740 | Public Policy Analysis |
AIP747 | Policy and Program Evaluation |
ALC705 | Organisational Communication: Culture, Diversity, Technology and Change |
ALC706 | Culture, Communication and Globalisation: Critical Practices in/and Local Cultures |
ASD711 | Unit description is currently unavailable |
EXE738 | Policy Studies in Global and Local Contexts |
HSH701 | Principles and Practice of Public Health |
HSH702 | Contemporary Health Issues and Policies |
SLE721 | Policy and Planning for Sustainable Development |
Trimester 2
AID714 | Unit description is currently unavailable |
AIP740 | Public Policy Analysis |
AIP777 | Accountability and Corporate Social Responsibility |
ALJ724 | Law Media and Communication |
ALR718 | New Activism, Communication and Citizenship |
ALW729 | Writing for Communication Media |
ASD710 | Unit description is currently unavailable |
EXE732 | Social Justice and Difference |
Trimester 1 or trimester 2
HSH703 | Health Promotion |
Trimester 2 or trimester 3
HSH705 | Needs Assessment and Health Program Planning |
Minor Thesis units
Trimester 1 or trimester 2
ASC745 | Minor Thesis A |
ASC746 | Minor Thesis B |
Note: Students may undertake any postgraduate unit offered within the Faculty of Arts and Education with approval of the Course Director.
IELTS / English language requirements
Please note that English language requirements exist for entry to this course and you will be required to meet the English language level requirement that is applicable in the year of your commencement of studies.
It is the students' responsibility to ensure that she/he has the required IELTS score to register with any external accredited courses. (more details)
The University aims to provide students with as much credit as possible for approved prior study or informal learning which exceeds the normal entrance requirements for the course and is within the constraints of the course regulations. Students are required to complete a minimum of one-third of the course at Deakin University, or four credit points, whichever is the greater. In the case of certificates, including graduate certificates, a minimum of two credit points within the course must be completed at Deakin.
You can also refer to the Credit for Prior Learning System which outlines the credit that may be granted towards a Deakin University degree.
Tracking your application
If you have already applied and wish to enquire about your application please refer to the relevant area through which you originally applied.
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I can't wait to start hitting on all the female characters as female shepherd. Although I am a bit disappointed by the options.Spoiler:
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Hofstra University School of Education, Health and Human Services Presents a 75th Anniversary Conference - Public Health Challenges and Achievements: 1935-2010 Thursday and Friday, November 4th and 5th, 2010
Conference will applaud the successes and underscore the challenges that continue to plague our nation's health.
Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY - On Thursday and Friday, November 4th and 5th, Hofstra University presents Public Health Challenges and Achievements: 1935-2010. Since 1935, the year of Hofstra University's founding, tremendous achievements in public health have been made. The conference will highlight the challenges and advances in public health over the past 75 years.
The conference is presented by Hofstra University School of Education, Health and Human Services, in cooperation with Hofstra Cultural Center, Hofstra University School of Law and the Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School of Medicine. Faculty, students and alumni, together with other leaders in the fields of public health policy, research, advocacy, education and practice, will examine critical milestones of the last seven decades. Dr. Irwin Redlener, Hofstra alumni '64 and president and Co-Founder of the Children's Health Fund will present The Public Health Response to Environmental Traumas, one of the five conference panels. The panel will focus on children and the ongoing national and international governmental, humanitarian and medical efforts aimed at improving educational development and opportunities for children and families who have experienced major trauma. All five conference panels include:
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"The purpose of the conference is to generate constructive dialogue around important historical, current and emerging health science, policy, and practice issues," said conference Co-Director Dr. Corinne Kyriacou, associate professor of Community Health and Assistant Chair, Department of Health and Human Performance at Hofstra University. Dr. Katie Sell, conference Co-Director and Assistant Professor and Exercise Specialist Program Coordinator at Hofstra added, "we expect the conference to attract a wide and multidisciplinary audience of administrators, clinicians, educators, researchers, advocates and related health professionals, all working on the common goals of preventing disease and promoting health."
All conference sessions will be held at the Leo A. Guthart Cultural Center Theater, Joan and Donald E. Axinn Library, first floor South Campus, unless otherwise indicated. Registration is required. To register, contact the Hofstra Cultural Center at (516) 463-5669 or online at www.hofstra.edu/publichealthconf where you can view the entire conference program.
Hofstra University is a dynamic private institution of higher education where more than 12,000 full and part-time students choose from undergraduate and graduate offerings in liberal arts and sciences, business, engineering, communication, education, health and human services, honors studies, a School of Law and the Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School of Medicine. With a small average class size (22 students) and low student-teacher ratio (14-1), the University also provides excellent facilities with state-of-the-art technology, extensive library resources and internship programs that match students' interests and abilities with appropriate companies and organizations. The Hofstra community is driven, dynamic and energetic, helping students find and focus their strengths to prepare them for a successful future. Located in Nassau County, New York, on over 240 acres, the University is less than an hour from midtown Manhattan.


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went with a group of 8 to say farewell to a lovely co-worker everyone loved the atmosphere, food and service Nothing to complain about here!
A gem for those that love small places. We have been there several times and consider it a place for special friends or just to be romantic. Like dining in Paris without the 8 1/2 hour flight. Crepes is their thing, but they do offer full entrees as well. This evening there was a pianist playing and it added a touch of a big city feel. Service was excellent and it all added to our Anniversary. Which included a comp dessert since the waiter overheard us toast each other...so that was a nice surprise.
Went to Suzette's to celebrate my granddaughter's 8th birthday. What a treat. We wore our hats and enjoyed High Tea English style at 2:00 p.m. Variety of teas was awesome...had three different flavors during our courses. The finger sandwiches were to die for and the eight year old loved every variety. Surprised about that? Then came the scones and the desserts! Everyone sang her happy birthday and the little princess had a smile on her face the whole time. This is a great place for the ladies and the men (with their ladies) to frequent. I'm from Indiana and wish there were more eateries in my area. Oh well, it was worth the 70 mile trip to celebrate an 8 year old's birthday! Mary M. Hobart, Indiana
A great place to eat if you are not in any kind of a hurry. The food is delicious but takes a long time to make. The appetizers and salads are quite good too. If you are full before the dessert course, then go to the bakery side of the restaurant and get your dessert to go.
I needed a place for a dinner conversation with business associates. I phoned the day before to make sure this was going to work, since we were going to be there on a Friday evening. We had a round table for our party of five. Staff was attentive, got us in an out promptly (we were on a bit of a tight schedule); ambience including acoustics was perfect for our meeting, and the food was excellent.
We were never rushed to clear our table when finished even though the restaurant was obviously very busy. They encouraged us to stay. Very nicely done!
We enjoyed our dinner! The food was creative and delicious. The service was sometimes a bit disjointed between food and drink service, such as no drinks offered at all before our server wanted to take orders for appetizers. Then the bartender had to come to take that order. Possibly something to do with the server being under 21? Just my guess. It was just a bit confusing from time to time, and we had to wait longer than we wanted for the drink service. Otherwise, we were very happy with our experience and would go back.
Had a wonderful breakfast at Suzette's Creperie. We will definitely be returning soon!
Afternoon Tea at Suzette's a treat not to be missed. Be sure to eat lightly in the morning. There are 3 courses - sandwiches, scones and a dessert of your choice. We had the English tea, with 5 different sandwiches. The food was wonderful and better then what was offered at the Drake the last 2 times I have gone. Great atmosphere and service!
I have been to Suzette's many times and no matter what I order the food is always delicious! I had the sole and my dining companion had the quiche; we sat in the tastefully decorated dining room. Dessert was outstanding, we had bananas foster crepes and a coconut mango concoction on the patio and listened to gypsy-jazz music. I felt like on was on vacation! One thing, the service was slow. I, also think they need more bus boys. The hostess was actually bussing tables. We had to wait quite awhile to be seated for dinner and to be seated again in the patio for dessert. because she was clearing tables.
Breakfast inside was very tasty, with a beautiful place settong and attentive wait staff. The combo percorming on the patio was the perfect appertif!
Suzettes is a lovely neighborhood restaurant with a lot of ambience, but pricey for what we got. This was my first trip to the restaurant. I took my friend there for her birthday. We both had the French Gimlets to celebrate her birthday, which were wonderful, with surprising ingredients. A refreshing summer drink. We also both had the chicken crepes. While the flavor was very good, they were too pricey for what we got (less than 1/4 cup of chicken, with too much sauce.) . The dessert we had, however, was deliciousl and priced reasonably for the portion we received. We would like to come back for lunch, but only if they reeveluate the price/ content of their chicken crepes. Also, the wait staff was very attentive and accomadating.
I have been to Suzette's twice now and both times have been a great experience. First visit was on Bastille Day in 2012 with my parents and friends. We dined outside and it was a bit loud with the jazz music, but I had no problem with that. The food was fantastic, but my favorite was the breakfast that my parents and I recently had. The Suzette's Benedict and french toast made with croissants are absolutely fantastic. It is truly a French cafe experience and is also comparable to those you will find in Quebec City. The service we had at breakfast was great.
The food here is amazing. I had the ratatouille crepe special, and the flavors were delicious and fresh. My friend had the chicken crepe, which she raved about as well. We split a bananas foster crepe for dessert, which was out of this world (and had they certainly didn't skimp on bananas!!). We split a half bottle of white wine, which was fantastic. The only complaint was the service. While our waitress was friendly, she disappeared toward the end of the meal (and the restaurant was not crowded). 20 minutes after finishing the dessert, she still was no where in sight, and hasn't brought the bill yet. Other than that, it was a great experience!
Lovely restaurant-the food was excellent, wine was wonderful, and the jazz quartet outstanding!
Suzette's far exceeded any and all expectations that we had before going. Suzette's was highly recommended by reviews we read and friends we talked with. We enjoy celebrating our anniversary by going to a French restaurant each year. We have visited many of the top French restaurants in Chicago and the suburbs. Suzette's was by far the best we have been to. The restaurant was beautifully decorated, the staff were very helpful and attentive to us and the food was excellent! We thoroughly enjoyed each and every dish we had. Typically, there are a few dishes we love, but at Suzette's we loved everything. I cannot wait to go back and tell all of my friends and family about it. If you enjoy French cuisine, Suzette's is a must.
This was our first visit to Suzette's. Our waitress was very helpful with the questions asked her suggestions were great. We will be back again. We could carry on a normal conversation without raising our voices.
Steak was served rare even though I ordered it prepared medium. The server was understanding and polite, returned the steak to the kitchen and a new one was prepared and cooked perfectly. Other than this the meal was very enjoyable. Great French wine list as always.
Suzette's is a beautiful restaurant with great food. Allows open window/doors in front on a nice day and a secluded patio nicely laid out. There is also a take out bakery for sandwiches, bread an wonderful pastries.
This is a wonderful French-style restaurant. Inside is very comfortable and the food is great, although not cheap. But on Friday nights the patio is perfect with a band that plays soft jazz and a wonderful tenor.
I've been to Suzette's several times now and they have outstanding food, but the service is pretty bad. I took a friend here for breakfast and it took about 15 minute to get someone over to even greet us. We asked for coffee which arrived quickly, but with no cream. That took about another 15 minutes to receive and the coffee had gone cold by then. We had asked for some waters about 4 or 5 times before finally receving a glass after we had already eaten our meal. I could have been more understanding if the place was packed, but there were only a few other tables that were there, so I'm not sure what happened.
Had lunch with a good friend to chat and catch up on what's happening in a very pleasant and leisurely setting, just perfect.
I've had the pleasure of vacationing in France and it was there that I discovered the joy of French food. Suzette's had a lovely menu with a description of French scrambled eggs. It was a fascinating little write up and, yes, I had to try the eggs - delicious. But more importantly to me, was the classy - yet - comfortable ambiance. You see, I took my Goddaughter there - her mother (my sister) died only 4 months ago. We've all been grieving and this was a perfect place to sit, relax and talk... decompress... especially since the kind waitress sat is in comfy chairs. This little gesture in this beautiful place, made a big difference in enjoying our time together.
Suzette's Creperie is a favorite place of mine. I've dined there many times and always invite a friend or two to join me. This is a fabulous place morning, lunch and dinner. I highly recommend it.
Very nice small-ish restuarant. Limited menu but an expansive wine list.
First time to this restaurant - would definately return.
My friend and I come here annually to celebrate our birthdays. She comes all the way from Inverness. We love the food, the wine and the atmosphere. Can't get food like this anywhere else. Its also my mom and my favorite place so we try and get there a few times a year. Tea here is very enjoyable as well!
A superb place for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Make sure you have a reservation no matter which meal you are going to be there for, seating is limited. The bakery selections are divine. Prices are a tad high, but the menu is unique and the food is delicious.
I took my friend and her Mom to Sunday Tea at Suzette's to celebrate her engagement. As always the food was great and the ambience wonderful. Other than our service being a little slow (but we weren't in a real hurry), I was a perfect sunday afternoon! I have been to Suzette's many times and enjoyed it every time. This was the first visit for my friend and both she and her Mom thoroughly enjoyed it. I may use their small private room for a shower too!
The food, from appetizers to dessert, was outstanding. The pork tenderloin was delicious, as well as the sole, and steak au poivre. We also had the pumpkin soup, which was like a savory pumpkin pie. We also had the bacon wrapped scallops which were out of this world. In the style of true French dining, the food is served at a leisurely pace, so be prepared to spend at least 1-2 hours for your meal. My only complaint was the noise level of the live piano music. We found it to be too loud and had difficulty hearing each other. If it were quieter, it would be lovely background music. Otherwise, a perfect experience.
A hidden gem in Wheaton. Never disappoints. Salads are amazing as are the crepes. Sole Meuniere was delicious! Put this one on your list!
Donna and her staff never dissapoint. We've been going for many years. Only hiccup is new waitresses often do not have knowledge needed
What a great find! Adorable place for breakfast with fabulous food. I love the European style of dining and it's nice to have that option in the Chicagoland area. I'll be back because there are so many things I want to try. The most disappointing thing was we picked up some French Macaroons at the bakery after we ate and they were stale. I wish we had been told that they were a day old before we bought them. For $1.25 each, a day old is a bit ridiculous.
I have been to Suzette's many times over the years and it never disappoints. Definitely a "chick" place for lunch -- not a man in sight -- but more couples-friendly at night. The food is delicious and the service is friendly and helpful and the desserts are fabulous. Ladies, gather your pals and have a great time at lunch.
Suzette's has always been a favorite for ladies lunch or tea time! Food is always good but it has gotten a bit pricey for a neighborhood venue.
I love Suzette's! We had a quiet brunch here and loved it! The food & service are always wonderful!
I impressed my client with this local gem. We had a fantastic lunch, talked business and left happy. It was the perfect fall day for soup, and Suzette's selections fit the bill. I followed my pumpkin bisque with more tastes of autumn: the roasted vegetables and feta cheese crepe. Delish, again. We also noticed the private party room, and he's going to keep it in mind for future events. Thanks, Suzette's!
Great French wine list: wide price range was appreciated. Food was very good, and portions generous.Every thing our party of 4 ordered was pronounced excellent by them. We will definitely return! Lovely, cozy dining room.
Good French food. The hot food was the right temperature. Two for dinner with desert with tax ands tip was $100.
Suzette's Creperie is a wonderful little French inspired restaurant in Wheaton. My companion and I were not incredibly hungry but found the food irrestible. We enjoyed the sole mueniere and the pork medalions in cream sauce, and both were excellent, served with creamy mashed potatoes and vegetables. We indulged in a banana crepe for dessert with chocolate sauce and pecans, which was lovely and just right for two to share. I highly recommend Suzette's.
We had a wonderful, leisurely birthday luncheon for my niece. We had all been to Suzette's before which is why we chose this restaurant for this special birthday. And you had our favorite wine! We all ordered differently and all enjoyed which is unusual in a group of five somewhat picky eaters. Thank you for a lovely dining experience.
My husband and I both had the lamb chops for our main course. It was superb! Shared an appetizer of mussels with chorizo. Excellent, although I would not have chosen pommes frites to serve with the mussels. Seemed like an odd combination. Fresh bread to dip would have been my preference. Nonetheless, our whole dining experience was lovely and we always look forward to returning to Suzette's.
For several years my daughter-in-law, granddaughter and I have celebrated the beginning of the Christmas Season with a traditional Christmas Tea. We have been to several of the hotels in downtown Chicago but I must say the experience at Suzette's was the most relaxing and enjoyable. Not only was the food delicious but the environment, service and welcome feeling we experienced from the moment we arrived was, by far, superior to past Christmas Teas! We were not rushed and had more tasty treats than we expected. We will be returning to Suzette's next year!
Give yourself plenty of time to dine at Suzette's-luch was about 2 hours! This is one of my favorite places to eat because it is local but the service and atmosphere make you feel you are in another country(France...) The portions are manageable and menu has something for everyone. One of the best things is the Christmas Tea which happens from Thanksgiving until after Christmas. They also have a great walk-up bakery for wonderful take out pastries and desserts as well as coffee. I also love the bar area-very warm and inviting. It is really nice to sit down, relax, and enjoy a great eating experience!
This was really nice--food was good and ambiance great! Will definitely make this a holiday tradition
Were we ever lucky when we decided to "check out" a local eatery that would be new to us. We found Suzette's and we are thrilled that we did! They were so friendly, we almost felt like"family." The service was exceptional, including the wine recommendation. The food was out of this world! We have never had better French Onion soup in our lives! Both entrees were so tasty, we had to make sure we didn't get caught "licking our plates clean." Even the coffee was so fantastic that we bought a bag of their private blend to take home. We also had to try an item from the bakery that caught our eyes... which made an excellent late night snack. We will return frequently to try more and more of their menu. It is GREAT ! ! !
This was our 3rd time going to the Christmas Tea at Suzette's and again it was lovely. The staff are very friendly. The food is so good and it was truly an enjoyable afternoon
This is the second time I've enjoyed Suzette's Christmas tea and it has become a wonderful tradition. Simply put it's a great place for enveloping yourself in the Christmas spirit whether it's with family or friends. Reserve early though, I'm not the only one who's made it a holiday tradition.
Reservations were made for Christmas tea - what a terrific way to spend an afternoon! The selection was fabulous and everything tasted perfect. I had to pace myself to save room for the pastries - and I was glad I did!
Always an excellent meal in a very comfortable atmosphere. Great place for a quiet, leisurely dinner.


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In Pennsylvania More Than 11,000 Families, 1,600 Low-Income Harrisburg Families Now Connected to the Power of the Internet at Home Nationally, the Broadband Adoption Program Has Connected More Than 250,000 Families, or One Million Low-Income Americans
HARRISBURG, Pa., Oct. 29, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- With the new school year under way, Comcast is re-launching Internet Essentials, the nation's largest and most comprehensive broadband adoption initiative for low-income families. Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson, Dauphin County Commissioner George P. Hartwick, III, Harrisburg School District Superintendent Dr. Sybil Knight-Burney, and Comcast Regional Vice President of Government Affairs Frank Lynch, along with civic and community leaders, today kicked off the program's third year and announced that, in just over two years, more than 250,000 families, benefitting an estimated one million low-income Americans nationwide, now have a broadband connection at home. This includes 1,600 families in the Harrisburg area and more than 11,000 in Pennsylvania.
"Having access to 21st Century resources is necessary in education today," said Superintendent Knight-Burney. "The Internet provides students with the tools necessary to be active and engaged learners. By having access to the many educational tools found on the Internet, our students can become not only consumers of knowledge but also creators of content, extending their learning to deeper levels of understanding. We need to break down the barriers that keep these valuable resources from our students. We are excited to see this opportunity provided to our students and families."
Today's event at Harrisburg High School is one in a series of back-to-school events Comcast is hosting in 23 states across the country to raise visibility about bridging the digital divide in America and connecting more families to the Internet.
At the event, Comcast's Harrisburg area partners pledged to renew focus on helping to spread the word about Internet Essentials and increase participation by making brochures and posters available at City and County offices as well as on Capital Area Transit buses in Central Pennsylvania and at facilities operated by the Dauphin County Housing Authority; sending letters to constituents; and training staff and volunteers to be able to speak to the importance of Internet access at home.
In addition, Comcast's local Government Affairs team has offered to mentor two Harrisburg High School students completing senior projects with the goal of increasing awareness of the necessity of Internet access in the home to enhance learning and success.
"Thanks to community leaders and schools nationwide, more than one million low-income Americans now have the opportunity to use the power of the Internet at home to get ahead in work, education, and life, doing things online that many of us take for granted, such as completing homework assignments, applying for a job or for college admission, researching healthcare providers, or paying a bill," said Lynch. "Together, with cities like Harrisburg, we are pleased to be making real and significant progress in closing the digital divide in America."
Commissioner Hartwick added, "Without access to the latest learning technology our kids are not only behind in the game, they're not even in the same ballpark. Making sure that families in need have affordable access to the Internet is more than just a nice thing to do, it's critical if our community is going to prosper in an age increasingly driven by technological advances. I applaud our partners here today, and pledge the full resources of Dauphin County to make sure that our kids can shine with the tools they need to achieve great things."
"There is nothing more important to a bright future for our kids than to instill in them a love of learning, and putting the tools of technology in their hands will help do that," said Mayor Thompson. "Which is why I'm here today – to pledge the resources of our City to make sure that families are aware of the power of the Internet as a teaching tool, and to find ways to get that technology into the home. Savvy kids adept at technology will not only assure their individual success, our community will be a better place when our young people have the tools to become the very best they can be."
The momentum of Internet Essentials continues to increase. Since the program's launch in August 2011, Internet Essentials has enrolled upwards of 50,000 new families every six months. In the first six months of 2013, 70,000 new families have signed up. In addition, Comcast has distributed more than 18,000 subsidized computers; trained nearly 20,000 people; publicized the program in more than 4,000 school districts and more than 30,000 schools; broadcast nearly two million public service announcements; and partnered with nearly 7,000 community-based organizations, agencies, and officials to help spread the word about the program.
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To increase enrollment and continue to help close the digital divide in America, Comcast continues to enhance Internet Essentials. This year we have:
In Harrisburg, Comcast is working with 26 community-based organizations to spread the word about Internet Essentials and provide digital literacy training. These organizations include: Communities in Schools, The Boys & Girls Club of Harrisburg, American Literacy Corporation, Hamilton Health Center, Harrisburg Housing Authority, Capital Area Head Start, Brethren Community Ministries, PA Forward (A project of the Pennsylvania Library Association), Community Action Commission, United Way of the Capital Region and Goodwill Keystone Area.
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Internet Essentials from Comcast is the nation's largest and most comprehensive broadband adoption program. It provides low-cost broadband service for $9.95 a month plus tax; the option to purchase an Internet-ready computer for under $150; and multiple options to access free digital literacy training in print, online, and in-person. A household is eligible to participate if it has at least one child eligible to participate in the National School Lunch Program (NSLP), is located where Comcast offers Internet service, has not subscribed to Comcast Internet service within the last 90 days, and does not have an overdue Comcast bill or unreturned equipment. Families that enroll in the program can continue to enjoy the service as long as one child eligible to participate in the NSLP is living in the household.
For more information about Internet Essentials visit InternetEssentials.com for English and InternetBasico.com for Spanish. Educators or third-parties interested in helping to spread the word can find more information at InternetEssentials.com/partner. Parents looking to enroll in the program can call 1-855-846-8376 or, for Spanish, 1-855-765-6995.
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