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Mod Name: LayerEX
Theme: Futuristic View of the Stacker 830
Cooler Master products:
1. Stacker 830
2. Aquagate
3. Aquatrident
4. NV Aqua
5. Aquaturtle
6. Real Power 550.
LayerEX Project:
When I decided to mod the Stacker I had those topics in my mind:
- It needs to be full reversible (no holes and no cuts on the original chassis and panels).
- This time no functional side panels.
- It needs to be watercooled.
- Functions on the front.
- External panels in plexi.
- The case could be skinnable.
This is the preview of the project that I made in photoshop:
http://www.modtv.com.br/LayerEX/mr_khol ... eview3.jpg
The challenge (and the fun) was create a mod in a way which I could to reverse to the original Stacker any moment.
Worklog Index:
1. Modding the Aquagate
2. Modding the Corsair Memory Display
3. Creating the external panels
4. Custom front bays
5. Displays
1. Modding the Aquagate
I decided to add a second radiator to the aquagate.
So, I used this old cooldrive case (cooldrive 2) for the base:
I replaced the original fan of the aquagate for this quiet one:
The quick connection kit (with o-ring) that I used:
I decided to keep the original quick connect feature of the aquagate.
Creating the the second radiator supports:
The base:
Ok, the second radiator is attached:
I had to decrease the size of the aquagate:
The new module is done:
Time to change the backlight of the LCD:
My god...It's little!!!
Soldering SMD Leds.... it's hard!
Blocking the original blue SMD led of the LCD and the new led (White):
With the red filter, it's done:
2. Modding the Corsair Memory Display
I decided to put the diplay module of the Xpert memory on the front bay, so I had to create a extension cable:
I used: Ribbon cable, sleeving, shring tube, pin bars, latch connectors, and a perfored pcb:
Creating the cable:
No longer flat cable:
The pcb (for the support):
It's done...
...And working:
3. Creating the external panels
I used my method to cut the side panel: Die-cut vinyl as template (it's cheap...I can't resist
3 sheets to keep it firm and to get 3 panels at the end of the cutting (3 skins):
Goodbye spines...I left this idea:
Main cuts are done:
Time to finishing:
Yes! the 3 panels:
Time to do the corrections:
and smooth:
3b. Front Panels:
For the front panels I chose free hand beacause the rounded shape of the stacker front cover.
Transparent film to draw the panels:
Hard draw is done:
Time to transfer it to the plexi sheet:
Then.... the cuts:
Bottom display frame:
Top Display Mask:
...and molding:
Ok, the panels are done:
Primed and corrected imperfections:
Silver coat:
The side panel almost done (with the meshes, PetG window and decals):
Regarding that I decided to not make holes on the stacker I chose velcro to attach the panels (I used this 10mm foam to avoid dust)
Once the panels are in plexi (and the transparent part in PetG) and the meshes in aluminum, the panels are very light. The result is fine, and I can take off the panel any time.
4. Custom front bays
One question asked by one sponsor of mine (Performance-pcs) changed the whole concept of the front bays that I was projected originaly: "Hey Mr. Kholl, I will send some parts to cut in laser, do you want cut something?".....ohhh!!of course!!! it's very nice!! so I drew the bays:
2. Aquagate cover
3. Memory display cover
4. Card reader
5. Baybus (4x fan controller + aquagate lcd/control module)
6. HDD meter
The result was GREAT!!!
Dark silver coat:
I decided to create the bays cases using those old cd-row cases:
- Building the baybus:
Not so beautiful, but, works!
Pots support:
It Works!
I made a simple 4x fan controller with tip 31c:
- Bulding the memory display case:
Primer...and Black coat:
I created those photolit masks for the details of the covers:
And painted one by one with uv paint:
5. Displays
My plan was to use two displays in this project: one 240x128 Electroluminescent Display from Planar (on the bottom panel) and one 4" TFT Color in 16:9 ratio (on the top panel).
Unfortunally, until now, the Color TFT still haven't arrive....so, I will update this pics later.
Thanks for Planar that sent me this beautiful display:
Thanks for Samtec to provide me the cable for this special connector (2mm pin space):
Creating the supports for the displays:
I decided to create 2 bars in plexi for each display and mold it with heat.
Fits perfect!
Again, regarding the fact that I wouldn't make any hole on the stacker covers, I used this simple solution to attach the displays:
Easy, firm and safe:
I decided to create a simple pcb to wire up the display.
The original idea was a custom connector (I had to left it! not so firm):
From flat to round / Sleeving (Techflex sleeve with 3M reflective monofilament):
Final version (direct soldering.....I lost my patience checking the connector...so, this is the safe way):
I used LCDStudio 2.0 to control the display. I made 3 simple designs with real data:
- System (general info about the pc)
- Online (real time infos: POP3 reader - Last e-mails / Weather info / RSS reader - Last news)
- Storage (info about the HDDs)
I'm working on the Winamp design
Some shots:
Final Pics
I would like to thank Coolermaster for this great contest, all the sponsors of the contest, and my sponsors for this project: Performance-pcs, Plextor, Planar and Samtec.
Jose Fernando de Carvalho Junior (aka Mr. Kholl).

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Vernon Jones had enough interceptions (five) in 2012 to tie for third in the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association. And by NSU head coach Kenny Evans' count, Jones had the chance to pick off even more than that. Long story short, Jones — a Jacksonville, Fla., native at 5 feet, 11 inches and 170 pounds — returns for his senior season aiming at the interception mark in the conference in 2013.
You were a two-sport standout in high school. Did you ever consider playing two sports (football and basketball) in college?
I was in junior college, but it wears on you. So I couldn't do it.
Who was the best wide receiver you went against in the MIAA last season?
Of course, most would say John Brown (at Pittsburg State) — because he's fast. The guy at Emporia (former Muskogee standout Shjuan Richardson) was good, but I held him down a little bit.
Which wide receiver are you looking forward to going against this season?
John Brown. I caught body cramps that game last year, so I had to sit out a little bit in the fourth. So I'm looking forward to that game.
Have you been conditioning this summer, so you're in shape for that first game?
Yeah, and he's a Florida kid, too, so he's going to be talking trash. He's from Miami, and I'm from Jacksonville, so it'll be an I-95 battle.
What was the process like of going from high school in Florida to junior college in New Mexico to now here at NSU?
It was becoming a man, actually. I was far away from home and family, so I had to meet new people. Just have to start your own life.
What was your daily routine at New Mexico Military Institute?
Had to wake up at 6:30 for formation, and then you have to march through breakfast, lunch or dinner. Sometimes you have a parade on Saturdays, but lucky for me, I'm in football so we would be gone. You also have to have your room clean every day. They just keep you up on everything.
You said you like to travel. Where's your favorite place to go? And why?
Charlotte, N.C., because my grandma lives there. They cook every day, so I go up there and relax.
What's the best kind of food that your grandma makes?
Seafood — shrimp and crabs — on holidays. And of course, barbecue.
What's something about Jacksonville that you miss?
The weather. It's hot like it is here, but it's not as dry. Also miss the waterparks, friends and family. That's about it.


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Megan Bozek, Kendall Coyne and Brianna Decker each had a goal and two assists to help the United States beat Sweden 6-1 Monday and earn a spot in the gold medal game at the Sochi Olympics.
Jesse Vetter needed just eight saves to help the Americans clinch no worse than a silver medal. The U.S. has medaled in every Winter Games since women's hockey was added in 1998, and just once — with a loss to Sweden in the 2006 semifinals — failed to reach the Olympic championship game.
The United States will play the winner of the late semifinal between Canada and Switzerland for the gold medal. A victory by Canada would set up a rematch of the 1998, 2002 and '10 finals.
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August 18, 2005
Youth Soccer League Sign Up Set For August 17-27
It's that time of year again. The SC Youth Soccer League will be holding fall sign ups from August 17th-27th. Organizers will be sending registration forms home from school with prospective players, so parents are encouraged to check backpacks and return the paperwork as soon as possible.
Players can also go to RaceMart or Kountry Konnection in Memphis and sign-up through August 27th. No late sign-ups will be accepted. Players entering kindergarten through 4th grade can participate in the league.
"Soccer will be different for the kids this year, as they will be playing on a different field," said board member Tonya Harrison. "This season they will be playing at the Johnson Park, in the outfield of the ball field. The League decided it was time for a level place to play, that is the reason for the change."
Organizers have built the soccer program from the ground up with the help of local businesses and volunteers.
"Our program would not be successful without the help of willing people," said Harrison. "We are still in need of coaches, assistant coaches, referees and people just lending a hand. If you can help in any way, give a board member a call."
Board members are Deb Blessing 465-7184, Shelly Curry 465-7056, Chuck Kigar 883-5824, or Randy and Tonya Harrison.


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Springfield, Mass. – October 15, 2008 - Tip Nolan netted a breathtaking strike from 25 yards out with under three minutes to play to send the game to overtime as the Springfield College men's soccer team battled the visiting Williams College Ephs to a 2-2 tie in double overtime on Wednesday evening.
With the tie, the Pride move to 5-6-2 on the season while the Ephs improve to 7-2-1.
As time winded down in regulation, Nolan received the ball on the left side of the field, took several dribbles to his right and blasted the equalizer into the upper right hand corner of the net to knot the game at two. To that point, Springfield had mustered just one shot in the second half.
Neither team had a strong scoring chance in the extra periods as the game ended in a two-all tie.
The Pride wasted no time scoring the game's first goal as Scott Swanekamp tallied his first goal of the year just 1:54 into the contest. After Dan Cotter set up the play on a terrific run from the back, Swanekamp collected a loose ball in the box and fired a shot that found the right post. The senior followed up his original shot that deflected past Williams keeper Andrew Graham and banged home Springfield's first tally of the game.
The first half continued in a back and forth affair in which the Pride outshot Williams, 7-5.
The Ephs tied the game at one all in the 49th minute as Peter Gordon volleyed home a ball from eight yards out past keeper Kevin Leahy. Williams, which outshot Springfield 13-5 in the second stanza, then took the lead with just under ten minutes left. After Pierre Meloty-Kapella's header found the cross bar, the ball bounced directly to Conor Smith, who ripped a shot into the upper right hand corner from inside the six-yard box to stun the Pride's crowd.
However, Nolan's strike gave the Pride life as it had a flurry of chances down the stretch but were unable to score the winner.
Leahy made several nice stops and finished with four saves, as did Graham.
Springfield returns to action on Saturday when it plays its final regular season home game of the season at 1:00 pm in a key conference match versus Babson.


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This week we launch a new regular feature on Patch, a "Best of" series. Every week we'll ask you the readers to cast your vote for your favorite place, business, school, activity, the subject of the week – and it will be local, right here in Novato.
We start it off with one of our favorite topics: Italian restaurants. No, we're not talking pizza parlors or delis – though we may circle back to those later – but the kind of restaurants where you can enjoy the kind of authentic Italian cooking both your parents and your children can enjoy, or maybe even where you can have a romantic dinner for two.
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LANSING — It is that time of year when fishing reports are harder to come by as most anglers turn their attention to deer hunting. Those heading out for the firearm season are reminded that late fall and early winter offer prime fishing on the inland lakes for hungry walleye, pike and bass. It is also a good time to catch big perch, bluegill and crappie. The main river systems offer steelhead, brown trout and even walleye. Pier and shore anglers can catch steelhead and whitefish.
Elk River: Is producing coho and steelhead. Try floating spawn and skein or casting small spoons and spinners.
Boardman River: Has steelhead all the way up to the Sabin Dam however the better catch rates were downstream because of the low water levels. Rain is needed to bring more fish in.
Betsie River: Is producing steelhead. Those fishing up near the Homestead Dam caught fish on spawn, spinners or small spoons. Some were fly fishing.
Manistee: Pier and surf anglers are catching steelhead.
Manistee River: Anglers are catching some steelhead however the lack of rain has led to low water levels which makes fishing more difficult. Find the deeper holes.
Ludington: Steelhead were caught in the surf and off the piers in the early morning or late evening.
Pere Marquette River: Low water levels continue to challenge steelhead anglers. Fish are being caught in the deeper holes. Most are drifting spawn or flies.


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PHOENIX, Arizona, July 18. THE 50 butterfly, like the 50 freestyle, takes speed, power and precision. Does Cesar Cielo, the reigning world champion, have all three in the wake of knee surgery? Can Ranomi Kromowidjojo use her sprint freestyle prowess to pull off a butterfly victory ahead of world leader Jeanette Ottesen Gray?
Swimming World correspondents Jeff Commings, David Rieder and Julia Wilkinson-Minks are offering their medal predictions for each event throughout this series and a brief analysis of their top-three selections.
Men 50 butterfly
Gold: Cesar Cielo
Silver: Florent Manaudou
Bronze: Nicholas Santos
Darkhorses: Rafael Munoz Perez and Steffen Deibler
In the men's 50 fly, pure speed often beats fly ability, and I see that happening here as freestylers who moonlight in butterfly take the top two spots. Even though Cesar Cielo has not been his previous unbeatable self in the 50 free, he has enough power to beat this field here, while Florent Manaudou made the 50 fly final two years ago prior to his big breakthrough in the 50 free final at the London Olympics. Nicholas Santos has also been successful throughout his career in the 50 fly, and he holds the number two time in the world this year. Meanwhile, world-leader Fred Bousquet should be a factor, as should Roland Schoeman and Matt Targett. Rafael Munoz set the world record in the event in 2009 and won bronze at Worlds, and he has returned to the world top-ten after not qualifying for Worlds in 2011. Steffen Deibler, meanwhile, usually shows some speed in the 100 fly, where he is the top swimmer in the world this year, so I expect him to be a factor here.
Gold: Fred Bousquet
Silver: Cesar Cielo
Bronze: Nicholas Santos
Dark horse: Matt Targett
Fred Bousquet leads the world currently in this event, but not by much. The top ten in the world are separated by less than three tenths, and with swimmers showing their cards at different times in the season, predicting the outcome feels impossible. However, Bousquet has had lots of success in the past, but did not make the French Olympic team last summer: and you know how much I love my comeback stories. Cesar Cielo is the reigning world champion in this event, and his teammate, Nicholas Santos, is currently in second in this event behind Bousquet. I think Cielo's experience will put him ahead of Santos come World Championships, but Santos is a good bet to win a medal as well. The 32-year old Brazilian has never been on the podium at a meet this competitive. He won gold in this event at short course worlds in Dubai, however, so will have that confidence to back him up in the ready room. Matt Targett, the reigning silver medalist in this event from 2011, is ranked seventh in the world and only two tenths behind Bousquet, and he too could make a run for not just the podium, but the gold medal.
Gold: Cesar Cielo
Silver: Florent Manaudou
Bronze: Steffen Deibler
Cesar Cielo has something to prove after the drama surrounding his win in the 50 butterfly in 2011. He had just come off a positive drug test that was overturned, and many thought the Brazilian didn't deserve to be in that race. Now, Cielo is coming off knee surgeries, and will that affect the ever-crucial start? If so, expect Florent Manaudou to take the gold medal in what will be a race decided by hundredths. The tricky part about butterfly races is timing that finish. As we remember from the 100 fly at the 2008 Olympics, a misjudged finish can be the difference between gold and silver. Steffen Deibler is primed to do well in the 100 fly, and this ultra-sprint could let his competition know he will be the serious contender I predict he will be in the 100 fly five days later.
Women 50 butterfly
Gold: Jeanette Ottesen Gray
Silver: Sarah Sjostrom
Bronze: Inge Dekker
Darkhorse: Dana Vollmer
Ottesen Gray has been a finalist in numerous sprint free and fly races at Worlds and Olympics over the past five years, but this may be her first chance to break into medal contention, maybe even gold. She currently leads the world rankings at 25.56, faster than the time Dekker swam to win the 2011 World title. Therese Alshammar, for many years the premier 50 flyer in the world, won't swim at Worlds this year. Dekker has put up a sub-26 time this year; while her other events have fallen off as she has gotten older, her 50 fly has remained strong. Sjostrom, a former world record-holder in the 100 fly, has the speed to burn here. Fran Halsall and Alicia Coutts, too, should be strong at the end. Vollmer, meanwhile, has never shown premium 50 speed, but if she can show off the form from the Olympic final of the 100 fly, she will be a huge factor here.
Gold: Jeanette Ottesen Gray
Silver: Ranomi Kromowidjojo
Bronze: Sarah Sjostrom
Dark horse: Inge Dekker
Jeanette Ottesen has two tenths on the world right now in this event, in a time she posted at the Mare Nostrum Tour in France last month. One would think that she would not have been rested for that swim, and will only be better come World Championships. Ranomi Kromowidjojo will have a leg-up on the competition by not necessarily being the best butterflyer, but being the best "sprinter" in the world last year. To win Olympic gold in the 50 freestyle, you have to have to be able to execute the details perfectly over a very short distance. This is going to be a huge advantage for her against these other women, especially the ones who are more inclined to the 100 butterfly. Sarah Sjostrom was fourth last summer at the Olympic Games in the 100 butterfly, and is no doubt looking to earn her place on the podium. Inge Dekker won this event two years ago, and is sitting in seventh in the world right now, so she cannot be ignored from the mix.
Gold: Jeanette Ottesen Gray
Silver: Alicia Coutts
Bronze: Sarah Sjostrom
Ottesen Gray placed 13th in the 50 butterfly at the 2011 world championships, and now she's primed to win the gold medal in 2013. What helps her chances is the fact that the silver and bronze medalists from 2011 aren't in the meet, and reigning champion Inge Dekker hasn't shown that she will be able to defend that crown. The Dane takes her 100-meter races out fast and tries to hang on for a medal. She should be able to win this race if she doesn't rush her stroke and just swim her own race. Alicia Coutts is swimming this event for the first time, and unlike her schedule earlier in the meet, she will only have this final to swim on August 3. Sarah Sjostrom hasn't won a world championship medal since 2009, and I really hope she's able to pull through and find herself in the top three.
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The parents of a seriously ill infant were charged Wednesday with endangering the welfare of a child for removing their daughter from Lehigh Valley Hospital-Cedar Crest against medical advice in October, according to the Lehigh County District Attorney's office.
April Saul, 42, and Daniel Rivera, 43, of 319 Chestnut St., Apt. 2, Pottstown, were also charged with disorderly conduct for allegedly using obscene language in the pediatric intensive care unit of LVH and engaging in "tumultuous behavior in view of extremely ill children, family and medical persons," according to a prepared release.
Salisbury Township police were called to the hospital Oct. 23 to investigate a report of a baby abduction.
The charges were filed after an investigation by Lehigh County Det. Kevin Smith, who investigates allegations of child abuse, and Salisbury Township police.
The baby currently is in Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Lehigh Valley Hospital arranged for the baby's transfer to CHOP.
The defendants were arraigned today (Dec. 5 by) District Judge David Harding of Coopersburg. Bail was set at $10,000 unsecured for each defendant. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Dec. 14 before District Judge Michael Pochron.
According to the release, the arrest affidavit states:
* Saul and Rivera's daughter was born prematurely July 18, 2012 and had "serious medical issues." She was in Lehigh Valley Hospital's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.
* Because of the baby's condition, her heartbeat, breathing and temperature had to be continually monitored. The baby needed to remain in the NICU until she met minimum requirements set by medical personnel for discharge from the unit and hospital.
* The parents were required to attend educational instruction on the special care that the baby would need outside of a hospital setting.
* When the parents removed their daughter from the hospital, they had not yet met the minimum requirements for her discharge and the medical requirements for the baby's discharge had not yet been met.
* The parents removed the infant from monitoring equipment and her crib on Oct. 23 without medical training or permission. They tried to leave the NICU. When questioned by medical personnel, they yelled loudly and used obscene language in the common area of the NICU. Nursing staff repeatedly asked the parents not to remove the baby from the unit because the baby's health could be endangered.
* The attending physician also asked the parents not to remove the baby, and the parents continued to yell, use obscene language and insist that they were leaving the unit.
* The parents took the baby from the hospital against medical advice and said they wanted to take the baby to Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
* Police stopped Saul and Rivera, who had the baby with them, in a vehicle at Seventh and Hamilton streets in Allentown.
* When the baby was returned to the hospital, she had a temperature of 96.5 degrees, which medical personnel said was life-threatening because of her medical condition.
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Coinstar Inc. on Thursday reported a fiscal fourth-quarter earnings of $22.9 million, or 75 cents a share, on revenue of $564.1 million, compared with earnings of $31.5 million, or $1.04 a share, on $466 million in sales in the year-ago period. Analysts surveyed by FactSet Research had forecast Coinstar to earn 74 cents a share on $577 million in revenue for the quarter ended December 31. For its first-quarter, Coinstar, which operates the Redbox line of DVD rental kiosks, expects to earn between 77 cents and 92 cents a share, on revenue in a range of $568 million to $593 million. Analysts had forecast Coinstar to earn $1.22 a share on $628.8 million in sales for its first quarter. Coinstar's shares gave up as much as 10% in after-hours trading following the results and forecast.
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Growing up in China, I heard many strange stories of the ways in which students motivated themselves to study hard in order to bring honor to their families. A famous story involved a student tying a rope from the ceiling to his hair. If he got sleepy and nodded off, the rope would jerk his head back up and keep him awake so he could study more. While this method might be just a tad… Read more
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Just two blocks away from Oriole Park at Camden Yards, the Holiday Inn Inner Harbor offers baseball fans the best seats in the city. Stay close to the excitement of game day at our stylishly appointed hotel near Camdem Yards, where comfort and convenience meet in a most affordable way.
As one of the closest hotels near Camden Yards, we provide unparalleled access to the Baltimore Orioles and their beautiful ballpark, opened in 1992 on the site of a former railroad center. The state-of-the-art stadium, designed with red brick to blend with its urban surroundings, is also just a few minutes from the birthplace of Babe Ruth, creating an easily navigable mecca for baseball fans.
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SHADY COVE — When it came to helping him decide whether he could steer away from spring chinook salmon and start targeting summer steelhead on the upper Rogue River, Medford guide Steven Theel let the steelhead do the talking.
Salmon anglers fishing roe or plugs from driftboats started stumbling into fresh, bright, summer steelhead last month with enough regularity that Theel figured the prized and powerful steelhead were there for the catching.
Find the fish: Summer steelhead like moving water 3 to 8 feet deep, either with rocks breaking up the flows and creating pockets or along long gravel runs. The best steelhead riffles tend to be where water drops from one pool into a long, deeper glide.
From the bank: Fishing is best by wading out thigh-high and casting into the near side of the moving water, typically along a seam. Casts are usually quartered upstream to get the bait, lure or fly to sink into a steelhead's strike range.
From a driftboat: Attack the long glides by side-drifting bait or nymphs or by running plug lures out the front. Fish the "pocket water" around submerged boulders and rocks by casting into them as the oarsman either holds the boat or maneuvers through.
Bait: Steelhead aggressively bite worms side-drifted with or without corkies, with the worm threaded over the hook and up the line to keep it from balling up. Pink, plastic worms made for bass fishing also are effective. Roe works, but most Rogue anglers save it for winter steelhead.
Plugs: One of the most effective driftboat fishing methods during July and August. Run them out the front of a driftboat about 45 feet, then work them through the riffle. The best plugs are K-11 Kwikfish (pink and silver) or Rebel crayfish of varying colors.
Streamer flies: Swinging streamer flies through steelhead riffles is an excellent technique from now until cold Lost Creek Lake water releases come in mid-October. Stand just inside the current, cast slightly downstream, mend the line and swing the streamer on a straight line until the drift ends.
There are many classic Rogue patterns, such as the green-butt skunk, red ant, buck-tail coachman, cheveny and purple leeches.
Nymph flies: Nymphs fished under strike indicators are excellent for wading and even better when cast from a driftboat into pocket water. Use a 9-foot leader down to a heavily weighted Ugly Bug as the dropper fly, and a prince nymph as the point fly tied to a leader about 2 feet below the dropper. When spring chinook salmon start spawning, switch that prince nymph to a single egg pattern.
Limits: Two fin-clipped hatchery steelhead longer than 16 inches a day. All wild fish must be released unharmed.
— Mark Freeman
"Back in June, when I was fishing hard for springers, there was a couple of steelhead picked up just about every day by guys," Theel says. "It seems like a good early run."
Knowing when to say when to summer steelhead fishing has been something of a guessing game for anglers since Gold Ray Dam and its fish-counting station were jettisoned from the Rogue in 2010.
Now, it's part statistics and part guessing game that can determine when it makes sense to skip the pre-sunrise salmon show and partake in those leisurely after-work forays onto the upper Rogue after the smallest but most ameniable member of the Rogue's salmon and steelhead runs.
By watching weekly counts of steelhead reaching the upper Rogue's end of the line — the Cole Rivers Hatchery collection pond — anglers such as Theel have figured out a system for guessing whether it is steelhead time.
"This year, as soon as the hatchery count hit 70, I knew there would be a good chance of hooking into them, and once it hit 100, you could completely switch over from springers if you wanted to," Theel says.
"Without the dams, I think it's now just watching the hatchery counts and the time of year," he says.
A review of old steelhead counts at Gold Ray Dam and collection reports from the hatchery shows that Theel's theory has statistical veracity.
An old adage said that when 500 steelhead were counted at the dam, it was time to go. A review of hatchery and counting-station records show that, over the last decade of the dam's existence, 500 summer steelhead went over Gold Ray Dam the same week that hatchery steelhead collection numbers were just under, or just over, 100.
That magic number was hit three weeks ago, aligning finely for those catching steelhead on plugs, worms or flies in and around Shady Cove, and fishing with all three methods will continue — and likely improve — through August before the flies-only season starts here Sept. 1.
Through Monday, this year's hatchery count of summer steelhead is 294, well below last year's Herculean count of 839 that has skewed the 10-year average of 382 by July 15, hatchery Manager Dave Pease says.
The lowest count by July 15 was 171 steelhead in 2009, while the remaining eight years in the past decade all ranged from 200 to 400 steelhead in the collection pond, Pease says.
"So, we're pretty much right there for an average early run," Pease says.
Early summer steelhead in the upper Rogue feature a mix of wild and hatchery fish, ranging from smallish, 20-inch adults that were last year's halfpounders to 8 pounders that are the class of the run.
Theel says a rumored 20-pound summer steelhead allegedly caught last month on the Rogue most likely weighed in the mid-teens. Pease says his crew found a large, male, hatchery summer steelhead in the collection pond that was so big they actually weighed it, and it came in at a solid 15 pounds, but 3- to 5-pound steelhead are the most common for the entire run.
Though much smaller than Rogue salmon and winter steelhead, summer steelhead are prized by anglers because they are such willing combatants.
They live in swift riffles and eagerly strike all sorts of baits, lures and flies. They are wonderfully acrobatic, run strong and tug hard, particular when fished with light gear.
They also come out to play best in the evening as shadows cloak the Rogue, allowing for casual, evening, beat-the-heat driftboat floats, which helps guides fill in some extra action after an early-morning spring chinook trip.
"I get most of my early ones fishing between (salmon) holes with small plugs," says guide Charlie "Steelhead" Brown.
Brown says he doesn't use any magical number of fish at the hatchery to tell him when it's time to target steelhead.
"It's more word of mouth and what happens in your boat on a daily basis," Brown says. "Most of the steelhead so far have been wild, so I think there are a lot more fish than the (hatchery) counts show.
Theel says those early June steelhead seemed to be a pleasant omen for the early run now stalking the upper Rogue.
"With fish being caught at the beginning of June, I knew that July would be good as long as the hatchery counts kept going up at a decent rate," he says. "Hopefully, August will be as good as last year."
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Chevrolet Impala General Care & Maintenance
prncssmelissa Posts: 1I have a '05 base, 3.4L, and the engine keeps wanting to overheat. I have a full resevoir of Dex-Cool, but to no avail. I had to put in a gallon of dex-cool a couple of weeks ago (thought that was kinda strange, but went with it, since we've driven the car quite a bit since the last time I had it in for routine maintence). Noticed today that it was going over the middle line of the temp gauge (something that's not normal, at least not for my car. The temp gauge usually stays right in the middle, or below, between 1/4 and halfway). Stopped, got another gallon of dex-cool, filled the resevoir to the fill line, and thought that might do the trick. Not so much.
I remember my dad talking a couple of years ago about another chevy model he had (I believe it was a trailblazer, but not totally sure) that had a seperate radiator cap from the resevoir cap. Does the '05 Impala have such? Has anyone had this happen to them?
I'm stressing out. I can't afford a new car right now (nor do I want one) nor can I afford costly repairs. My husband is the only one working right now, as I try to find a job. If anyone has any info, I'm begging for help!
Melissa :confuse: :sick:
wesleyg Posts: 164The main radiator cap is on the radiator, look in the owners manual and it will show you where its at. Remove this cap only when the vehicle is cold as it is pressurized.
You will want to carefully check your oil on the dipstick to make sure antifreeze is not getting into the oil from a manifold leak or some such thing. If you noticed that antifreeze is getting into the oil, you must take immediate action or you're looking at replacing the engine which is as you know a BIG problem. Please let us know if you need further.
jsanner Posts: 2My 05 chevy impala has 2 of the 3 guages partially working.
Fuel guage is fine, Temperature and speedometer work only 5 minutes of shifting into gears. Read on another link there is a recall on the fuel line itself, could leak fluid or false reading on guage, may cause fire.
Wiper fluid freezes ever year when temperatures get close to freezing. This is the only vehicle I have ever had trouble with.
the_big_al Posts: 1,069Don't get wax on the grainy plastic parts ??? :P
JK - when I was a young first learning driver, I thought I would do my Grandma a favor by washing and waxing her Lincoln Towncar after she let me borrow it for a date. I ended up getting wax all over the plastic trim and it forever stayed there - she neve said anything, but I am sure she noticed it. I would like to think that she was more grateful that I would be thougtful enought to try and return the vehicle in better condidtion that when I borrowed it in.
imychele Posts: 1Did you find out what this was? We have had many of the issues I have seen on this sight and you are the first one that I've seen that includes the rusty looking substance in the radiator like I have. My 2005 Impala LS says it is overheating but actually is not, the radiator fans wont kick on and it has been having shifting/jerking issues for two years that is only getting worse. It has been so sad since we had decided to spend money on a "new car" and ended up with all these problems. My car has been parked fro twomonths now. Please let me know if you found out what it was and what caused it. I am on low income budget right now and can't afford "exploratory surgery." Thanks.
shawtyred90 Posts: 1I have a 2000 Chevrolet Impala and it was working fine until I had got a callback from the Chevrolet dealer for the fire compartment engine to be fixed, after they fixed that a couple weeks after that my battery light would come on chime for 3 seconds then the car would shut off the steering wheel would get stiff to the point i cant turn it and when i tried to crank it back up it want crank it has to sit for a couple hours or minute then it would crank up. I found out it was the fuel pump I had got that fixed the same day i drove it again i had the same problem so i took it too the shop they were like it was the censors to the car. I had got the gaskets a new battery that done under my hood of my car, so it worked for a couple weeks then it started shutting down again the battery light pops up the car shuts completely down, so i found out my fuel pump was no good so i got that replaced but i haven't driven my car since then because when i crank up the car the battery light pops up, the people that fixed my car is really good friends with my family and he keeps telling me too drive the car it want shut off but i'm afraid that it will shut off again in the middle of the road, he says all i need is a regulator to the car because everything under the hood is good.


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More than half a million Massachusetts families will pay more in taxes if the federal government doesn't reach an agreement on the tax code by the end of the year, according to a study reported in the Boston Globe.
The child tax credit is set to expire if Congress doesn't reach a deal. The tax credit affects 562,000 lower- and middle-class familes, currently saving each about $1,000 a year.
Another group of tax credits set to expire includes college tuition credits, an increase that would affect 217,000 families, according to the story.
Small businesses would be affected if the federal government falls off the "fiscal cliff," too. If no deal is brokered, next year these businesses will only be able to claim $25,000 in deductions on new investments instead of the $250,000 deduction they now enjoy.
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Lowland tropical forests
Distinguishing Characteristics:
Emerald tree boas are so named because of the exquisite green coloration on their dorsal surfaces. Many populations have striking white markings occurring along the dorsal midline, although some individuals lack them. Other individuals have black coloration on the dorsum. Juveniles range from a brown to red color. They can grow to be over 5 ft. in length. Male emerald tree boas are usually smaller in size and have larger spurs. It is believed that they can live well over 20 years, though little data is available, especially in the wild.
Diet in the Zoo: Generally mice.
Diet in the Wild: Nocturnal predators of rodents and other small mammals, lizards and birds.
Emerald Tree Boas typically breed from late January to July with gestation period of 5 to 7 months. Research is scarce on reproduction.
During the day they remain inactive, looped over a horizontal branch. They form an ellipsoidal coil with their bodies, with the head in the center. As ambush predators, they catch most prey by snatching them off the ground as they hang from these branches.
The IUCN does not list this species as threatened. They appear to be abundant throughout much of their habitat.


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Ten Films To Watch in 2013
January 7th, 2013 6:30pm EST
Now that 2012 is over and fully behind us, we say why not check out what the new year has in store – movie style! That's right film fans, Starpulse is highlighting some of the flicks of 2013 and it looks to be a very interesting year for celluloid. From odd flicks to sinful sequels, comedies to allegories we're pointing out what we find most savory for those with a finer cinematic palate. (Plus a couple of random goodies at the end for those who need a little more insight!) So without further delay, here are..."Ten Films to Watch in 2013!"
This one is the flick we're most excited about – know why? Because we've already seen it in all it's five-star glory and it's one of the most odd, interesting, disturbing, topical and uber-weird flicks since the early days of David Cronenberg. And in the case of "Antiviral" it's rather fitting as the film, about average folks looking to buy a little celebrity disease, is from the mind of son Brandon Cronenberg. Let us tell you, the bruised and strange apple does not fall far from the family flesh tree. (Thank goodness!)
Again we've seen it, but even from the wild and wonderful wacky trailer we'd want to check this one out ASAP anyway. What's this two-hour drug induced like trip consist of? How about action, drama, comedy, big bugs, meat monsters, Paul Giamatti, soy sauce that bites back, parallel dimensions and even psychic abilities all under the demented direction of "Phantasm" and "Bubba Ho-Tep" helmer Don Coscarelli – originality comes in all shapes and sizes fans.
Anytime South Korean master filmmaker Park Chan-Wook's name is attached it's a must see for sure. But his first English language thriller "Stoker" also has equally notable side attractions including a killer cast (Nicole Kidman, Matthew Goode and Mia Wasikowska – we think we just died and went to cool movie heaven!), a story that walks the genre line (plenty of drama, thriller and horror elements to go around!) and of course the ample visual work by Chan-Wook that made the man famous. We're all but stoked to see "Stoker."
When the famed Ford Bros. made their highly effective homage to the zombie genre "The Dead," it was their unique use of the desolate African landscape that gave things just a little more picture-esk panache. This time around the dynamic dup is setting their undead wares in India and if it's anything like the brilliance the boys showed the first time around be prepared to be thrust back into the beautiful blood riddled thick of it. Under the ample talent of bros Jon and Howard two times will most certainly be a carcass dripping charm.
So this sequel has finally come to fruition – what the hell took you guys so long? No matter, we're drooling with the thought of Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller back in the sin saddle with the likes of Jessica Alba, Jaime King, Michael Madsen and of course Mickey "Marv" Rourke headlining the tall tales. Not sure how replacing passed on actors Brittany Murphy and Michael Clarke Duncan will go (did their characters really need to come back again?), but we're eager to jump in front of the green screen and find out what's what.
Any "Iron Man" is always welcome, but this re-teaming of the "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang" actor/director team of Robert Downey Jr. and scribe Shane Black has us even more fired up to join the metal guy to kick some bad guy butt. This time around said baddie is in the form of one somber looking Ben Kinglsey as The Mandarin (scary stuff!), plus there's also some Guy Pearce action to boot. But it's those 80's slo-mo explosion and reaction shots via "Lethal Weapon" creator Black that has us a tad nostalgic – Riggs and Murtaugh would be proud.
"Shaun of the Dead." "Hot Fuzz." Need we say more? This third outing from the Edgar Wright/Simon Pegg/Nick Frost trio dream team should hopefully produce better results than the Wright-less comedy "Paul" and bring the trio back to full Shaun status. Plus "The World's End" seems to have all the trimmings including pub crawls, comedy and a little bit of world saving in between – if this isn't good our world is gonna end.
With his brilliant debut "District 9," director Neill Blomkamp all but announced a serious filmmaking force that could tackle both style and substance. The premise of his latest "Elysium," where the wealthy all live in a ship above the poor folks on a ruined planet Earth, seems to be right up the auteur's alley. But we did love how he carefully cast his first film with unknowns, so we hope that the infusion of biggies like Matt Damon and Jodie Foster don't water down the subject. It all rests on the shoulders of Blomkamp – we have film faith.
We were so upset when after "Angela-A," film maestro Luc Besson boldly stated he would no longer be directing anymore. Why would such a visually gifted man with a knack for style in story rob the world of a rare cinematic gift? Well, after a few kid flicks (Arthur and his Invisibles!) and a so-so drama (did anyone see "The Lady?") Besson seems to be fully back in the driver's seat with a mafia action yarn and his passenger is none other than made man Robert De Niro. We've never been so happy for a guy to go back on his word.
This one goes last because even though the trailer for the man made robots vs. giant monsters flick looks to be a serious summer fluff fest, it is also notably helmed by the very thoughtful Guillermo del Toro. Could the man behind such affecting work like "The Devil's Backbone," "Pan's Labyrinth" and even "Hellboy" add something deep to what's essentially a big budget kid flick – in del Toro we trust.
Need a little more? Below is a look at three flicks with directors that don't exactly seem like a match made in heaven. Plus there's a quick look at our favorite upcoming performance of 2013 and our pick for worst remake! First up our section of...Strange Bedfellows!
"Jack the Giant Slayer" ala Bryan Singer / "Oz: The Great & Powerful" ala Sam Raimi / "Carrie" ala Kimberly Peirce
Bryan Singer, Sam Raimi and Kimberly Peirce have to be three of the coolest cats on the filmmaking scene, but what is up with their bizzaro 2013 choices? Singer, who needs to gain ground after the abysmal outing that was "Superman Returns," takes on the whole Jack and the Beanstalk thing, Sam Raimi stays clear of "Evil Dead" helming to re-tell the Wizard of Oz and "Boy's Don't Cry" maven Kimberly Peirce dons a "Carrie" remake? Strange choices indeed you guys – hope they work for you...and us.
2013 Performance to Watch - Michael Shannon as General Zod in "Man of Steel"
Even if the new Zack Snyder's new Superman re-boot looked like it was going to suck hard (and it doesn't!), we'd go see this one solely for Michael Shannon. As the new Zod of Snyder's Man of Steel, we know not only will the original Shannon not copy the previously awesome work of Terence Stamp's commanding bad guy, but he's going to steal the show with new character work that will knock fans' socks off. Shannon is our Superman.
Horrible remake idea for 2013 – "Oldboy"
I don't know what's worse – that they are remaking one of the most original cinematic experiences of the last decade or the fact that it's being helmed by now uninspired director Spike Lee. "Oldboy" remake news has been flying around for a long time, but the fact that anyone thinks that Lee could take the reins from the likes of Park Chan-Wook is utterly laughable. (Plus with Lee citing years ago that Rob Reiner should not direct "Ghosts of Mississippi" because he wasn't African American, what the heck is he then doing making a film based on a Japanese manga?!) You cannot rebuild what is already perfect – especially when your tools are subpar.
Related: Antiviral, Carrie 2013, Elysium, Iron Man 3, Jack the Giant Killer, John Dies at the End, Malavita, Man of Steel, Michael Shannon, Oldboy 2013, Oz The Great and Powerful, Pacific Rim, Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, Stoker, The World's End, Starpulse Exclusives, Movies, Evergreen
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At this summer's orientation, the class of 2015 will explore the struggles faced by people around the world through the theme "Righting Civil Wrongs."
Throughout the 2010-11 school year, the College organized a number of curricular and co-curricular activities around two important anniversaries: the celebration of 40 years of co-education at Lafayette and the rededication of the Kirby Hall of Civil Rights. Also during the year, faculty, students, staff, and administrators have been actively engaged in Lafayette's Civility Project, a campus-wide commitment to celebrate the passion, drive, and unity of the College community.
The theme of "Righting Civil Wrongs" will continue through the Orientation program, held Aug. 25-28, and on into the fall semester.
The reading selected for this year's orientation is The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacksby Rebecca Skloot. This book tells the story of medicine, family, and how life is sustained in laboratories and memory.
Lacks was a poor African-American migrant working the tobacco farms in Virginia and a mother of five. She died in 1951 at the age of 30 from an aggressive form of cancer. A sample of her cancerous tissue, which was taken without her knowledge or consent, turned out to be "one of the holy grails of mid-century biology: human cells that could survive – even thrive – in a lab." Known as HeLa cells, they gave scientists a building block for countless breakthroughs, beginning with the cure for polio.
Meanwhile, Lacks' family continued to live in poverty and the discovery decades later of the use of Lacks' cells left her family full of pride, anger, and suspicion. Skloot gathered together the stories of Lacks' family and those involved with the cells to tell the true story of what happened to Lacks.
Hannah Stewart-Gambino, dean of the College, consulted faculty, staff, and students in the selection of the book.
"We try to identify an orientation theme that can provide bridges to important events and discussions already underway on campus in order to welcome our newest community members into our vibrant intellectual life," she says. "The book has very strong currents of race, class, gender, and access to education, as well as to basic health care."
During orientation, staff and faculty members will lead small group discussions on the book. The theme of the book will also be addressed in speakers' remarks at Convocation and during the weekend by orientation leaders, who will have read the book and discussed it in their training sessions.
The goal of the orientation program is to familiarize students with Lafayette's shared community and academic values and expectations, encourage them to understand the importance of operating in a pluralistic and inclusive community, introduce them to resources that can assist them in making a successful transition to college life, and instill in them an appreciation for the value of a liberal arts and academically rigorous education.
"At orientation, we welcome students into what we value – thirst for knowledge, commitment to scholarly rigor, and methodological clarity, and the intellectual fortitude to participate thoughtfully in a community of scholars," says Stewart-Gambino.


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Katich helps end Auckland's Champions League interest
4:55pm Tuesday 23rd October 2012 in Sport
Simon Katich has helped knock Auckland Aces out of the Champions League T20.
Katich is yet to decide whether to return to Hampshire next year. But he completed his CLT20 campaign by helping the Perth Scorchers win their final game, beating the side that qualified at Hampshire's expense by 16 runs.
Auckland needed to win to keep their slim hopes alive and Kyle Mills (4-0-14-0) and Michael Bates (4-34) restricted Perth to 140-7, with Katich hitting a 23-ball 21 to finish the tournament as his side's leading run-scorer.
Marcus North (38) and Paul Collingwood (37) top scored for Perth before they were run out.
But the Aussies defended their modest total, slow left-armer Michael Beer's 3-13 putting the brakes on from the start as Auckland were restricted to 124-8.
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Availability: Lan Kwai Fong Hotel @ Kau U Fong
City View RoomMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
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Boutique hotel in city centre with Chinese Oriental decor
With a stay at Lan Kwai Fong Hotel @ Kau U Fong, you'll be centrally located in Hong Kong, minutes from Soho and Lan Kwai Fong.
This 4-star hotel is close to Hong Kong - Macau Ferry Terminal and International Finance Centre.
Make yourself at home in one of the 162 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a fitness center, or other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access and tour/ticket assistance.
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Dining is also available at a coffee shop/café, and room service (during limited hours) is provided. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Featured amenities include high-speed (wired) Internet access (surcharge), limo/town car service, and express check-in.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Lan Kwai Fong Hotel @ Kau U Fong Amenities
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The 33-story Lan Kwai Fong Hotel @ Kau U Fong is centrally located in Hong Kong's business and commercial center, minutes away from premier offices, international banks, designer shops, and Michelin restaurants, the perfect choice for business and leisure travelers. Complimentary wireless Internet access is provided in the lobby and lounge with outdoor terrace. Business and social events may be scheduled in an indoor/outdoor venue accommodating up to 150 guests. Additional hotel amenities include a 24-hour fitness room, complimentary local and international newspapers, room service (limited hours), and concierge services.
- Room service (limited hours)
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 162
- Number of floors - 33
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
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- Elevator/lift
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- Designated smoking areas
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- Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
- Designated smoking areas (fines apply)
- Luggage storage
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Multilingual staff
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi , Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
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- Climate control
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- In-room massage available
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Breeze Lounge - Outdoor terrace with free WIFI, freshly brewed coffee and tea, magazines and newspaper .
Celebrity Cuisine - Michelin 2 Star Chinese restaurant, serving lunch and dinner.
- Recreation
Guests of the Lan Kwai Fong Hotel @ Kau U Fong enjoy complimentary use of 24-hour gymnasium.
Hong Kong Park is 1.5 km (1 mile) from the hotel. Recreational activities include basketball, badminton, volleyball, squash, and table tennis. The park also features gardens and an aviary.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
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To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- Braille or raised signage
Lan Kwai Fong Hotel @ Kau U Fong Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard, Visa
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Breakfast fee: HKD 165 per person (approximately)
- Rollaway bed fee: HKD 330 per night
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Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.


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Availability: The Mount Vernon Hotel
Standard Room, 1 King BedMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Standard Room, 2 Double BedsMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
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Baltimore hotel near Walters Art Museum, Inner Harbor
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This Baltimore hotel is steps away from the Walters Art Museum and within walking distance of the Inner Harbor.
Meeting space
The Mount Vernon Hotel provides an on-site restaurant and offers a business center with high-speed Internet access (surcharge), and a conference room.
Cable TV
All guestrooms at The Mount Vernon Hotel offer traditional decor, cable TV, and complimentary wireless Internet access.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
The Mount Vernon Hotel Amenities
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The Mount Vernon Hotel, built in 1907, is located in Baltimore's historic Mount Vernon District, one block from the Basilica, seven blocks from the Inner Harbor, near Camden Yards and Ravens Stadium, and within 10 blocks of John Hopkins University Hospital and Mercy Hospital. Baltimore's convention center is eight blocks away. Popular restaurants, night clubs, and galleries and shops are within walking distance.
Hotel amenities include an on-site restaurant, the Bay Atlantic Cafe. Meeting space can accommodate up to 80 people. A complimentary hot buffet-style breakfast is served each morning. Wireless Internet access is complimentary throughout the hotel.
Self parking is available in a public lot across the street (surcharge).
- Conference space
- Business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 135
- ATM/banking
- Elevator/lift
- Year Built 1907
- Free breakfast
- Free Wi-Fi
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- Self parking (surcharge)
- Smoke-free property
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Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi , Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
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Self parking (surcharge)
- Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Cable TV service
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Free Wi-Fi
- Dining
A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily.
The Mount Vernon Cafe - Offers city views. Serves breakfast and dinner.
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Braille or raised signage
The Mount Vernon Hotel Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
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Tom Searcy and Henry DeVries, Contributor
We write about key account selling and negotiating big deals.
A seven-year-old book about deal making in the White House, "Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln" by Doris Kearns Goodwin, has climbed back on the best-seller list.
Credit has to go to Steven Spielberg's megahit movie "Lincoln," about the deal making behind the passage of the 13th Amendment, outlawing slavery. Goodwin, a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian, is struck by how much the film, based in part on her book, has "become part of a national conversation."
Three Deal Making Lessons from Lincoln
One of the aspects being discussed is what "Honest Abe" was willing to do to make a deal. Congressman Thaddeus Stevens has a movie line that sums it all up: "The greatest measure of the 19th century," he says, "was passed by corruption, aided and abetted by the purest man in America."
We don't recommend corrupt politics to make a deal. But that doesn't mean you have to play fair either. Here are some strategies:
There really is a long road between making an offer and securing a deal. Remember if the why is strong enough, you will find the how.