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I have to admit I've only tried Windows Media Center once. I did hear a demo of the Media Player up at Redmond, but the sound system cost about 80 grand and the room, if I remember correctly, cost even more. It could have made a Sony TR-63 transistor radio sound awesome.
Maybe that's why I'm not broken up that Window 8 customers will have to reach a little deeper into their pockets if they want Media Center.
Consumers will still get Media Player for free -- so tunes and Web videos are no problem.
Apparently, the issue with Media Center is Microsoft has to pay for the decoders that make the DVDs play. Some OEMs, hoping to pitch media-ready machines, will swallow the costs, pre-install the software and just add it to the sticker.
It doesn't look like Media Center will be an option for enterprise versions of Windows 8 -- as businesses don't want workers wasting company recording HDTV or watching "21 Jump Street." But what's wrong with a little entertainment in the hotel room (rather than trying to write off a $18.95 movie on the expense report)? A little extra for Media Center is starting to sound like a pretty good deal.
Here's where things get weird: Apparently Media Player, still free and still pre-installed on Win 8, won't play back DVDs? Odd.
And Windows RT, a confusing name for Windows 8 on ARM (in my opinion, the latter is a more logical name) won't even get Media Player. Aren't tablets all about media? Doubly odd.
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I also use media center. We always had to pay a little extra to get it. It never did come on the base version of Windows, but it used to require OS upgrade unless you bought Premium or Pro. Now it sounds like it's a fully seperate app. So I'm just guessing, but I suspect this just means that instead of having a seperate OS version, you simply install the "App". In this case it wouldn't matter which version of the OS, since it would be an install anyway.
Correction, meant to say PowerDVD OR Intervideo.
Let's face the facts. True WMC customers are few when compared to the total base and it hardly justifies the millions spent in licensing fees for those users. Will it be available to those enthusiasts? Yes, but at a cost. I also have use WMC on occasion to watch TV but there are online alternatives and I can simply use VLC to view DVD's. Especially since Microsoft sponsored making sure it would work on Windows 8 and it's free. While I would love to still have WMC in the Windows 8 SKU I understand the thought and logic leading up to this decision.
The issue with Media Player not playing DVDs is because the required codecs are not installed. Those have to be purchased. Dell used to include software like PowerDVD of Intervideo which, when installed, provided the missing codecs. Apparently, VLC Media player has some other method of playing DVDs that doesn't use the proprietary codecs because even after you install it Media Player still cannot play DVDs.Media center looks interesting but since I have limits on how much I can download a month I haven't been able to really play with it. Not sure I would pay extra for it since I could probably get by with other Internet based options.
I have been using MCE since XP version and love it. I don't even own a "regular" television at all! I use my computers to record and watch my favorite cable and OTA shows on any and all computers that I own. I can see not having it on Enterprise versions (which I thought odd in the first place) but to remove it from Consumers or an extra charge? Ridiculous. I figured Microsoft loved MCE as much as we since they even bought out the Green Button website (greenbutton.com now thegreenbutton.tv) which is a forum for MCE users. I wonder if they will shut that down or start charging to use that website...
Media Center is a great product when used with a tuner that supports a cable card. Microsoft once again is making a mistake. They are dying a slow death. Instead they should sell a version of Windows 8 that supports the DVD playback and Media Center for a price. I think users who love media center would pay a one time license fee in addition to what the standard windows cost. Maybe Apple's TV product will be all we can use.
Looks like it will be VLC (or similar) to the rescue. Of course, Dell may just simply make me pay for a DVD player, anyhow.
Personally, I use WMC every day on my home PC to record television programs and play them back using my xbox 360 as a media center extender. I used it under Windows Vista and continued to use it after upgrading to Windows 7. If Microsoft doesn't offer it with Windows 8 I will not spend my hard earned dollars on an upgrade.
Another dumb move by msft. What they should have been doing is improving this great product and making people see its potential.
Media Center is the best application for one 10-ft view of music, photos and TV. I have a cable card and watch HDTV with full DVR of up to four channels and with Windows Home Server, can share that recorded TV content in any room of the house. I will not give up Windows 7 for 8, seeing that don't see any value in the Consumer preview.
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April 19, 2008
"I just want you to know that those of us individuals who don't conform to your standards, rather don't even want to hear anything you say. Cut the rhetoric, and the size of Iran on the map will increase. You can't isolate yourselves from the world, and then demand attention".
What type of stupid and ignorant comment is this? Shahram Razavi (the person who posted these picures) is not part of the Iranian government. He's an ordinary Iranian person. Stop being racist you fool. These are all non-political photos, so why do you feel the need to come here to talk about politics? And not even the Iranian government cares about people outside of Iran not conforming to their standards. Do you think they care if people in the USA are gay? The answer is NO. They do not care at all.
Go look for attention somewhere else. Ignorant prick.
March 30, 2008
The Iranian nation will never submit to the relentless harassment, fabrication of historical data and outright lies aimed at undermining our ancient nationhood and the sovereignty of Iran! Iran is awake, alert and united! http://www.petitiononline.com/sos02082/petition.html
The Shah of Iran about Persian Gulf & the Jewish Lobby in the U.S. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQgZ3oLp_WY
Map of "the new American Middle East" (Where Iran is 2/3's smaller than it is today!) http://www.payvand.com/news/07/sep/1254.html
My Nowrooz slide show: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpdkC0XuSaY
"Cho Iran nabaashad tane man mabaad - Bedin boom o bar zendeh yek tan mabaad"
Showcase IRAN (by various photographers),
March 2, 2008
I enjoyed the pictures so much and I wish you the opportunity to continue ....
Maryam Afshar,
February 10, 2008
My best wishes to you!
P.S. Here you can see pictures of Iran's vibrant capital city, Tehran: http://www.worldisround.com/articles/98910/index.html
And here you can see all of the Iran photo albums: http://www.worldisround.com/home/iranshah/index.html
Showcase IRAN (by various photographers),
January 27, 2008
Sylvia, Oregon, USA Iran
January 26, 2008
where have you found these magnificent photos. tell us
Mnasoor Lexington USA
October 1, 2007
July 20, 2007
Fascinating shots. Would love to receive your latest work. Please keep me updated. Simply adored it. Thank you.
Hayedeh Daftari,
June 17, 2007
Sang e koohat......khakh e dashtat behtar az.... Mehr A. Kalami
Mehr Kalami,
May 20, 2007
Shahin S.
Shahin S,
April 29, 2007
well like many of u guys out there I am also half iranian, never been to the country but so much looking forward to going there and seeing the place..... the land of beauty
Omeed de la Parsi,
April 24, 2007
Good luck
March 23, 2007
Thank you so much for the beautiful pictures!!!
February 24, 2007
February 16, 2007
Thank you so much for such a wonderful collection of beautiful pictures from Iran. I should say that "Afarine khoda bar Pedari ke to parvardo Motheri ke to zad. Thanks again. Well done, and please continue to do so.
Best wishes,
February 3, 2007
Thank you SHAHRAM
Sam Az Holland,
January 28, 2007
Your website wants to make me jump on a plane from Bangladesh to Iran direct!!! Thanks for opening our eyes to the beauty of Iran!!!
Mubin Sadruddin,
November 7, 2006
Just beautiful!
Sarah Kiafar,
October 20, 2006
Wonderful pictures, Great work and Well done.
October 17, 2006
Dear Anna
Here is just a little suggestion. I enjoy them a lot, take a look you might like it too. http://www.eworldrecord.com/axiomofchoice.html
Dear Linda Gaio,
You can check www.dreamview.net It has some of the most spectacular photos that I have seen from Iran, spcially the night photography.
September 21, 2006
Long live Iran, long live Persians.
May 26, 2006
Since you are already involved in this, I would like to see a collection of Iranian people, and seeing this work with bricks, I know you will do a marvelous production with them as well.
Much luck to you,
Rubik from Texas.
March 9, 2006
Saeed Ahwaz,
December 16, 2005
Thank You
ali eghbali,
November 11, 2005
good job !!
November 9, 2005
Thank you! Annaliis
August 9, 2005
Good luck
Zohreh Keshavarz,
August 1, 2005
Thanks a lot, thankssssssssssssssss
July 28, 2005
Hovik Gharehbeigi
Hovik Gharehbeigi,
June 29, 2005
What a joy to see the pictures you display on this site. I tried the site today and after a while it I was unable to upload the pictures. As I understand Tehran and shomal have been covered under heavy snow. Could you please poste some current pictures w/ dates? Thank you so much. I am in Los Angeles, California. Best regards,
February 18, 2005
You have a great collection of beautiful pictures. Congratulations! very nice job. I noticed a couple of things in the explanations of pictures that need more of your attention: 1-Fin garden in Kashan not Mahan. 2- The Bam Earthquake happened in Dec. 26 2003, and you have written April 2004.
February 2, 2005
I sent this photo to a friend that she is from japan. fereshteh
February 1, 2005
Ba Tashakor faravaan, F.Rahnama
Fereidoun Rahnama,
January 21, 2005
Thank you
Hamid from Germany,
January 17, 2005
Thanks, Karineh Ter-Hovanessian
Karineh Ter-Hovanessian,
January 13, 2005


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Wesak Festival Talk
The text which follows was an address given by a member of the Headquarters staff of Lucis Trust at one of our public meetings. The purpose of these brief talks is to prepare and seed the group mind for the real work to be done--group meditation. This talk can be used by individuals and groups who wish to cooperate with this service.
Tonight we are working in what is perhaps the most significant of all the festivals of light, the festival of Wesak. At the exact time of the full moon of Taurus, we are presented with a supreme opportunity to contact the forces of enlightenment brought to the earth each year by the Buddha and transmitted to the Christ and the gathered assembly of light workers. Taurus is a fitting sign for this transmission as it is said to guard the secret of light until the second initiation when it is revealed by "the sudden removal or disappearance of world glamour in the blinding energy of light. This constitutes the final radiant activity which consummates the play of the Taurian force upon humanity during the long and cyclic journey to which man is committed. The individual enacts on a tiny scale what humanity—as a whole—will enact when it takes initiation in Taurus."
The "secret of light" is a beautiful concept to ponder. The word 'secret' is related to the word secrete meaning to separate. And the greatest of all separations takes place during cycles of involution, when the one substance – spirit/matter – divides into two differing poles of vibrating energy, between which the evolution of consciousness takes place. As part of the involutionary phase of evolution we had humanity's temporary separation from the source of All and the loss of the mysteries. They became hidden simply by virtue of the fact that man fell into matter and closed himself off from them. Now on the evolutionary wave of the cycle, man travels back again along a path of rediscovery, each step forward into light revealing a spiritual secret. This is why 'recognition' is often emphasized in esoteric training, it is a rediscovery of that which, deep down, is already known. The path of initiation is a path of spiritual secrets, each revelation reintroducing us to our true Selves.
From another angle, a spiritual secret is a measure of divine truth seeded into matter as an idea, its expansive effect causing it to be born into expression. What was once secret emerges into the light of the physical world as an idea whose time has come. The history of evolution is thus the history of secreted truth – ideas that build each upon the other in a spiralling procession that is infinite in both potential and expression. In this connection the purpose of the annual appearance of the Buddha at the Wesak Ceremony is to transmit a specific frequency of light that contains the next spiritual secret to be externalized.
One of the effects of this light entering human consciousness is its exposure of secret darkness. That which is in need of redemption is illuminated and brought to the surface to be purified. In The Externalization of the Hierarchy, we read that when the Christ Himself reappears amongst humanity, "secret things will be made plain" and "by this emergence of the good and the bad into prominence, men will arrive at knowledge, at understanding, and will be forced to take those steps which will be needed to build a new and better world".
It's probably fair to say that, for those of us who are consciously treading the path, there's already a certain familiarity with the emergence of the good and the bad into prominence – for the sense of duality is a main characteristic of the path. One by one, the less admirable aspects of our character emerge into the light to be acknowledged worked through and finally absorbed by the paralleling sense of good that is also rising within. We currently see this taking place throughout the entire body of humanity via national and international news and current affairs. It is a painful process of revelation but one that is helping the world to see with new eyes – the eyes of the soul – recognising the varying shades of good and the bad that all human beings share, and the unity we similarly share through the common aspiration to live in a more just, more enlightened world. Humanity lives on a sphere spinning and gliding through the dark waters of space, harbouring deep fears and insecurities within the collective psyche. An inner source of light is essential to illumine the way forward at this critical juncture and reveal something about the underlying purpose of this mysterious voyage.
The Wesak Festival provides such illumination, transmitted to humanity through a Hierarchy of enlightened beings who silently watch over humanity's growth, expertly directing light to stimulate human consciousness in a measured and progressive way. Such is the power of their being that meticulous care has to be taken not to blind and paralyze those that they seek to nurture. The greatest example of this is the "Silent Watcher" Himself, the planetary Logos. He it was, Who enunciated the great WORD of creation and drove His cosmic thought form of the earth and its kingdoms of nature into being. Now that the sound of the WORD has clothed the thought form of the globe in dense matter in accordance with this majestic archetype, He watches over His creation in deep silence, inciting growth through the direction of his lighted gaze.
Through His 'All-seeing Eye' the planetary Logos "sees into all parts, aspects and phases (in time and space) of His planetary vehicle…and can identify Himself with all the reactions and sensitivities of His created world and participate with full knowledge in all events and happenings… The monadic world—so-called—is His organ of vision; it is also His directing agent for the life and light which must be poured into the phenomenal world.
"Once a year, at the Wesak Festival, the Lord Buddha…carries to the assembled humanity a dual stream of force, that emanating from the Silent Watcher, supplemented by the more focalized energy of the Lord of the World. This dual energy He pours out in blessing over the people gathered at the ceremony in the Himalayas, and from them in turn it flows out to all peoples and tongues and races." Let's take a few minutes to reflect on this and then say together the Gayatri:
O Thou Who givest sustenance to the Universe, From Whom all things proceed To Whom all things return Unveil to us the face of the true spiritual sun, Hidden by a disk of golden light, That we may know the truth and do our whole duty As we journey to Thy sacred feet. OM
In a world of feverish, high decibel activity, the existence of a group of silent watchers – Custodians of a Plan of Light and Love – is still largely unrecognised or relegated to the realm of myth and outdated forms of religion that have little relevance to this scientific age of concrete, logical thinking. It is a secret in process of revelation, but it has to be presented in a manner suited for these times. To present such truth in a form that resonates with its more discriminating, intelligent mind is the challenge. To communicate the reality of the spiritual Hierarchy in a reasonable yet compelling manner would place these great unveilers of life and living embodiments of divine love and wisdom within the conscious reach of large numbers of the public.
It would bring such hope and release from the great fears and insecurities of our times to know that there is a Plan of Love and Light guiding humanity – a destiny that we all share. An open mind and awakened heart is necessary to be able to sense the presence of this spiritual Hierarchy in human affairs but the work of the many inspired servers of humanity is testimony to the fact that an inner government is guiding humanity forward. These great lives have to be invoked by humanity for divine law decrees that human free will is never impinged upon, and so the silent watchers must remain behind the scenes until the mass invocation of humanity strikes a certain chord of resonance that will enable their more tangible presence.
Of course, that is not to say that they are inactive working behind the scenes. The concept of silent watchers may suggest passivity but this is not so for the very act of watching is an interactive process as scientific research is beginning to discover. The biochemist and author, Rupert Sheldrake, for instance, posits that the image of things that we see in the external world is in our minds but not inside our heads. The mind reaches out to touch the object that is being looked at and interacts with it, according to the attention and intention of the observer. In his book "The Sense of being Stared at," Sheldrake investigates the common experience of being able to feel someone's gaze from behind – a widespread phenomenon that is backed up by esoteric teachings which state that, "in the average human being…the right eye transmits the energy of the astral body when directed consciously towards an object of attention, and the left eye directs the energy of the lower mind."
The transmission of creative energy through the eyes and the centre of force between them – the ajna centre – was well known to our antecedents. The ancient Egyptians, for example, linked the sun with the God Ra, Creator of the Universe. The sun was thought to be Ra's eye, the source of all life and creations, and light was thought of as His sight. A priest scribe from 1300 BC claimed to note down Ra's thoughts in the words: "I am the one who opens his eyes and there is light. When my eyes close, darkness falls". This thought on a greater cyclic scale is echoed in the Vishnu-Purana. Bk VI "when the universal spirit wakes, the world revives, when he closes his eyes, all things fall upon the bed of mystic slumber"
The ancient Greeks thought fire emanating from the eyes revealed what they beheld and because of this outpouring, the very nature of what was seen was colored by the inner view. Empedocles envisaged actual fire passing through special channels (to separate it from the waters of the eye) and flowing out in a blazing stream to the objects that were seen. This was not so different from the ancient Hindus who held that all things are seen by reason of Satwa - one of the three great qualities that compose all things. This quality is manifested as luminosity operating in conjunction with the eye ... The two must conjoin; the absence of luminosity or its being disconnected from the seer's eye will cause a disappearance. And as the quality of luminosity is under the control of the ascetic, he can, by the process laid down, check it, and thus cut off from the eye of the other an essential element in the seeing of any object." [adapted]. The myth and legend of invisibility has been passed down to us in this way.
The integrating centre between the two eyes is the ajna centre and it is a fact of major importance that, from a global perspective, "the ajna centre of the Lord of the World is just beginning to express itself in a recognizable manner through the New Group of World Servers. This intermediate group—between the Hierarchy and Humanity—is a carrier of the energy which makes the Plan possible (the Plan of which the Hierarchy is the custodian). This Plan implements the Purpose, and later, when the New Group of World Servers is organized and is recognised as a living organism, it will definitely receive energy from Shamballa in a direct reception, via the Hierarchy."
Like the Wesak Festival, the new group of world servers is ruled by the qualities of Taurus. The group is sensitive to the light of illumination streaming from Taurus and projects it forward along the evolutionary path that humanity is tentatively treading, highlighting obstacles to progress and indicating ways of surmounting them. Wesak's Taurian influence on the disciple is summarized in its keynote: I see, and when the Eye is opened, all is light. It is possible to see here the connection with the ancient view of sight as a two way process – the projection of the light of the inner eye of this group in order to see greater light – "illumination and the attainment of the vision." This new group of world servers is, figuratively speaking, the "bull, rushing forward upon a straight line with its one eye fixed upon the goal and beaming light." But what is that goal? The Tibetan answers in this way: "it is the goal of providing a centre of light within the world...and of holding up the vision to the sons of men. Let this never be forgotten, and let the New Group of World Servers realize its mission and recognize the demands of humanity upon it." He goes on to ask us to take these demands of humanity in all simplicity and act upon them.
The new group of world servers are acting collectively as "the light of the world" and irradiating human consciousness with the light of new truths, values and principles. And simultaneously, we see the physical light of the world being transformed, for the outer world of form is ever the symbol and revealer of that within. By studying the physical illumination of the world, we can gain an idea as to the progress of the inner state of the collective human consciousness. That light rules our lives is abundantly apparent today. Lasers are used in medical treatments; and information is stored as light in crystals. Light literally carries information through the rapid communication systems that links the world together as one. Developments in more energy efficient lighting are taking place all the time with the consequence of a greater percentage of electricity being transferred into light and less into heat. This we might say reflects individual human development – for a long time the energy that pours into the personality is dissipated in the heat of the emotional and physical nature, but later, on the spiritual path, it is steadily redeemed to transmit the clear, cool light of the soul.
While experiments are pushing back the boundaries of our everyday reality, our work with light is with the consciousness aspect as it displays quality and eventually reveals purpose. As science takes us forward and brings us greater powers, we need more than ever to use these enlightening discoveries with skill in action and to be motivated by the wisely judged good of the whole.
From a consciousness perspective, world history could be seen as the unfoldment of the Ages of Light. Evolution is the story of the advancement of light and its grounding on earth. And during Wesak, at this time in human history, the Buddha flashes forth like a power beacon lighting up a dark sea for travellers to see the way forward, and in the new light of a directed purpose that will carry us into the New Age. Taurus corroborates our understanding of the eye as producing light as well as receiving it. The underlying goal of the evolutionary process - the onward rush of the Bull of God, as it is esoterically called - progressively reveals, without cessation, the great wisdom of the Plan of Deity.
The power to correctly observe is enhanced in Taurus through its exoteric ruler, Venus, which channels the fifth ray of science and knowledge. In an instruction to one of his disciples, the Tibetan comments on this saying that the illuminating power of the fifth ray is "that quality which permits the man who has it, to stand steady in the light, to rest in pure being, and to become the true Observer…These qualities of steadiness with the intent to reflect light, of centralization of the self, and of right observation are essential to this group" he goes on to tell him. "They must be developed as group qualities, if the work planned is to be safely undertaken." As the importance of the Wesak festival grows in the West, more and more eyes are becoming sensitive to the source of spiritual light on the planet and within its radiance, the power to observe and to understand is growing. As we learn to identify with the silent watcher, we too can count ourselves amongst the ranks of those trained in silent observation who, owning the eye of vision, are projecting the glory so that all of humanity may see.
Our keynote tonight for meditation is "I see, and when the eye is opened, all is Light"
Wesak Festival In Taurus –


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HARRISONBURG, Va., Oct. 4, 2013 – Junior middle blocker Lizzy Briones (Siloam Springs, Ark./Siloam Springs) connected for a match-high 17 kills on .412 hitting, but the College of Charleston fought off two set points in set three to win a spirited battle over the James Madison volleyball team, 3-1, at Godwin Hall/Sinclair Gymnasium Friday evening.
CofC won by set scores of 22-25, 25-22, 28-26, 25-15 to improve to 13-4 on the season and 3-0 in Colonial Athletic Association play. The Dukes dropped to 6-9 and 1-1 in the league.
Briones added a match-best six blocks to go with her 17 kills and three digs. She committed just 3 errors in 34 attack attempts to hit .412. Freshman right side Janey Goodman (Powhatan, Va./Powhatan) added 13 kills, four digs and two blocks while freshman middle blocker Hanna Radhi (Gainesville, Va./Battlefield) had six kills on .625 hitting and three blocks. Sophomore outside hitter Meghan Niski (St. Charles, Ill./St. Charles East) added seven kills and 10 digs.
Redshirt junior setter Kristi Richardson (Glen Allen, Va./Hermitage) paced Madison to a .160 attack percentage with 38 assists to go with nine digs, five kills and four blocks. Sophomore MacKenzie Kleespies (Lincoln University, Pa./Avon Grove) made her second start of the year at libero, contributing a team-high 15 digs.
The Cougars were paced by preseason CAA Player of the Year Darcy Dorton with 16 kills and a match-high 18 digs. Dorton also added four blocks and an assist. Outside hitter Sloane White chipped in 15 kills on .312 hitting and five digs while middle blocker Kerstin Koehler had 14 kills, six blocks and three digs. Setters Kallie McKown and Taeler Davis combined for 59 assists and 14 digs while libero Andi Zboojniewicz collected 14 digs.
CofC outhit JMU .239 to .160 and led in blocks 12 to nine. The Dukes collected two service aces to Charleston's one while the Cougars had 75 digs to Madison's 56.
Trailing 20-16 in set one, the Dukes embarked on a 4-0 run to tie the score. They went on to win five of the final seven points to claim set one 25-22. Goodman paced JMU to a .217 hitting percentage with four kills in 10 attempts while Richardson had 10 assists, five digs and three kills in the frame.
The Cougars led nearly wire-to-wire in set two, taking the lead for good on a kill by Koehler to grab a 9-8 lead. CofC went on an 8-2 run to take its biggest lead at 16-10. JMU rallied for late in the set to cut the deficit to 24-22, but a kill by White put the set away and sent the teams into the break tied 1-1.
Charleston appeared in complete control of set three, leading 21-13, but the Dukes cut into the lead with a 6-0 run and eventually overtook the Cougars to reach set point at 24-23. CofC fought off two set points from Madison before a block by Koehler and outside hitter Cara Howley and a kill by outside hitter Melissa Morello put the set away. Niski paced the Dukes with four kills and five digs in the set while Briones had five kills, two digs and a block.
The Cougars ran away with the match in set four. They ran out to a 12-5 lead and never led Madison get closer than five points, winning the set 25-15.
The Dukes return to CAA action on Sunday as they host UNCW at Sinclair Gymnasium in a 1 p.m. match.
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'Democrat dog' gets frisky with the governorPosted Friday, June 8, 2007, at 6:33 PM
Rosie's Diner in the quaint, quiet eastern Greene County community of Hendricksville was the breakfast destination for Gov. Mitch Daniels this past Thursday morning.
The governor told us that day that Rosie's is always one of his favorite morning spots to chow down and meet with some old friends.
It's apparent that Rosie's dining place is more than just a restaurant.
You might now call it a medical clinic.
The governor showed up on his Harley motorcycle wearing a pair of blue jeans that sported an obvious hole or two in one of the legs. Embarrassed, but okay, Daniels revealed that he wasn't trying to make a fashion statement with the tattered jeans.
He explained that he was nursing a dog bite to the leg that he sustained the night before on the farm of a good friend near Gosport where he was bedding down before a Thursday morning swing through Greene County.
The governor unintentionally startled the frisky dog with his Harley Davidson motorcycle when he rode up to the residence. Before he could get off his cycle, the dog got a good grab on his right leg -- tearing the pants and piecing the skin.
The wound was minor, but the governor's staff did summon a nurse --Dawn Durnil, who works for Southern Indiana Pediatrics in Ellettsville to administer him a shot at Rosie's Diner. Dawn is the wife of Indiana State Trooper Todd Durnil, who stationed at the Bloomington ISP Post.
After the governor finished his breakfast, the nurse took him into a back room, where Bobby Knight frequently dined when he was the bench boss for the Indiana basketball Hoosiers, and administered a tetanus shot as a precautionary measure.
Daniels was hesitant to talk much about the incident -- saying he didn't want to embarrass the dog owner who he called a good friend.
The governor said he was most upset because the chomp from the farm pooch kind of messed up a new pair of blue jeans he was breaking in during the motorcycle ride.
With a smile the governor took some good-natured ribbing from some of the folks at the rural Greene County restaurant and said simply, "It must have been a Democrat dog."
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Teaching the next generation and keeping them healthy are essential to tomorrow's strong, vibrant societies. Mercy Corps works with communities to shelter and nurture children and youth through innovative education, sports and job training programs.
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Haiti: In Haiti, children giggle with delight May 2, 2011
I met Guivens Cemervil for the first time when he traveled to Mercy Corps headquarters in Portland, Oregon last January on the anniversary of Haiti's earthquake. His story is remarkable: he was the only survivor in his university's classroom of 60 to be unharmed.
Guatemala: The different sparks of a cooking recipe April 29, 2011
Part of the health and nutrition strengthening strategies used by Mercy Corps' PROCOMIDA program with Guatemalan communities consists of recipe demonstrations to beneficiary mothers.
Iraq: Arazu's dream April 27, 2011
One of the participants in the Mercy Corps Iraq-sponsored Creating Murals For Kalar Kindergarten project — in which art students paint murals on local school walls — is 22-year-old Arazu Hassan Salih.
Guatemala: PROCOMIDA meeting in an Alta Verapaz village April 26, 2011
Women and their children attend a workshop put on by Mercy Corps' PROCOMIDA program, which helps improve the nutritional status and health of women and children in some of Guatemala's poorest areas.
Guatemala: Traveling the roads of resilient children April 26, 2011
I recently went to visit the communities of Yalchactic I and Salvador Chizol, near the city of Cobán in Guatemala's mountainous Alta Verapaz region. A large portion of the access roads to these communities are in very bad shape.
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It may be easiest to work out from the CPVC
I would cut it back and start over. The threads where the shutoff threads down look to be fine threads, not pipe threads.
I am replacing this valve behind the fridge. It's capped now because the valve won't completely shut off. The supply line is 1/2 inch cpvc, and it needs a 1/4 inch to go to the fridge. I don't know how those threads are attached to the cpvc pipe. What should I get?
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It may be easiest to work out from the CPVC
I would cut it back and start over. The threads where the shutoff threads down look to be fine threads, not pipe threads.
Thanks. So would I buy the same kind of shutoff valve that I see supplying my sinks and toilets? Does it just glue directly onto to pipe?
The vavle will be part of your NEW plastic box. IT will probably NOT have a CPVC stub like that one does, so you will need an adapter, and since the threads will NOT be tapered, you will also need a lot of TPFE tape.
Licensed residential and commercial plumber
So I need a NEW plastic box too? Can I get the box/valve kit at my local big-box store?
The PVC is plastic, the valve is brass. You can't glue brass to plastic. This is why you need an adaptor - 1/2" PVC to 1/2" NPT (national pipe thread).
Cut off the PVC before the coupling. Take that and the valve to a big box store. Get a short length of the PVC, a coupling, FPT adaptor, teflon tape, tube of pipe dope, a valve, primer, and glue for the PVC. PVC cuts with a hack saw, file/sand the cut.
See what kind of valves they have - you may have to get an MPT (Male) / FPT (Female) adaptor.
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If a hammer won't fix it, it's an electrical problem.
Thanks for your help folks...I have another question: In the photo below is the new valve and fitting I bought. The fitting is a Lasco 1/2in adapter cpvc fitting 4135005GRMC. The threads seem awful loose. Do I just load the brass threads up with teflon tape and pipe dope and tighten the adapter on?
The adapter should have a rubber gasket inside it to seal the thread, if not take it back and get one that does.
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It does have the rubber gasket inside, it's just the threads not being a tight fit makes me nervous. So if I use plenty of teflon tape and pipe dope and crank it down till the rubber gasket seats good, it shouldn't leak?
That kind of a fitting is just like a hose on an outside hose bib...the thing that seals is the gasket, not the threads which are only there to allow you to tighten it down enough to make the seal on the end of the fitting - IOW, it is NOT designed for any pipe dope or tape, and if you use it, you might make things leak! A tapered pipe thread requires dope or tape to make the seal, this one should not have any, the threads are straight like a screw.
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Retired Defense Industry Engineer; Schluter 2.5-day Workshop Completed 2013, 2014
Is there a better fitting that I should use for this application? It seems like that gasket will eventually fail.


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In case you hadn't noticed, it's a seller's market out there when it comes to the hotel industry. Following a nosedive after 9/11, the major statistical measurements of hotel performance — occupancy rates, average daily room rate, and the all-important revenue per available room — are all projected to be up significantly in 2006, and to increase even more in 2007.
This has created a tougher climate for planner-hotel negotiations in several ways:
Room Rate Roller Coaster
Gone are the days when a planner could assume that once his or her block was filled, the hotel would continue to offer additional rooms at the group rate. Hotels now insist on the ability to charge "prevailing" rates for rooms within a block after the cutoff date. For one planner, this meant that the $224 per-night block rate shot up to $429! To avoid this, planners should try to negotiate contract language that requires hotels to accept reservations after the cutoff date on a space-available basis at the group rate. Some hotels will want to limit these group-rate rooms to the maximum number of rooms in the block.
Higher F&B Minimums
The trend toward using cumulative food and beverage minimums, instead of the more traditional function-by-function approach, began long before the seller's market took hold, but the increased recognition in the hotel industry of F&B as a profit center has caused the figures to creep up.
While planners may benefit from an F&B minimum (to allow flexibility in planning), they should also be wary, since such minimums are often based on total room block occupancy, without allowance for sleeping room attrition. This could mean that the planner might have to, in effect, pay twice as much if attendance slips. It's smarter to seek a minimum spending number that is easily achievable. I would recommend one based on the number of attendees after attrition is figured.
Did You Say Meeting Space Rental Fee?
Lately, hotels are seeking to impose meeting room rental fees — often a significant cost — if a company does not fill its room block. Such charges are in addition to paying for sleeping room attrition and failure to fulfill the F&B minimum requirement.
If a planner expects to get complimentary meeting space if a specific percentage of rooms is filled, there is no reason, in my opinion, why the hotel should charge for such space if the percentage is not met and the planner is paying for the unused rooms through an attrition fee.
Another sign of a tight market: If you want a 24-hour hold on meeting space you don't expect to pay for it. But today, some hotels are even charging for that.
Inflexible Force Majeure
Many hotels have changed their force majeure contract clauses to permit meeting cancellation without liability only in the event that a specific event makes total performance "illegal or impossible." That's a very restrictive standard; after all, it wasn't illegal to hold meetings after 9/11, and it was only impossible to hold some meetings in New Orleans just after Hurricane Katrina because the hotels were closed.
Planners should seek more flexibility in these provisions, by a) allowing for partial performance and not just termination if a force majeure event occurs; b) defining the "triggering" events to not just include the named perils or other "emergencies" but also any event beyond the control of the parties; and c) allowing the provision to be used if performance is not only "illegal or impossible," but also "commercially impracticable," a legally recognized standard that essentially means "very difficult."
James M. Goldberg is a principal in the Washington, D.C., law firm of Goldberg & Associates, PLLC (www.assnlaw.com). His practice focuses on representing associations, corporations, and independent meeting and event planners in their dealings with hotels and other suppliers. He is the author of The Meeting Planner's Legal Handbook.


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College Park eco-friendly hotel with an indoor pool
Situated near the airport, in College Park, this eco-friendly hotel is close to Georgia International Convention Center, Clinical Skills Evaluation Center, and College Park Golf Course. Local attractions also include Camp Creek Marketplace and Point University.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Marriott Gateway Atlanta Airport features an indoor pool. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and a coffee shop/café.
Room Amenities
Flat-screen televisions include premium digital channels. Guestrooms also feature beds with pillowtop mattresses, iPod docking stations, and wireless Internet access (surcharge).Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Marriott Gateway Atlanta Airport features an indoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge.
This 3.5-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center, technology support staff, and audiovisual equipment. Event facilities measuring 21,648 square feet (2011 square meters) include conference/meeting rooms, a meeting/conference room, and small meeting rooms. This eco-friendly hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and gift shops/newsstands. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests (available 24 hours). Limited onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis (surcharge). The property may provide extended parking privileges to guests after check-out (surcharge). A total renovation of this property was completed in August 2010.
Marriott Gateway Atlanta Airport is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Airport transportation (complimentary)
- Total number of rooms - 403
- Number of floors - 7
- ATM/banking
- Audiovisual equipment
- Ballroom(s)
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Banquet facilities
- Bar/lounge
- Business services
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Coffee shop or café
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Concierge desk
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Currency exchange
- Doorman/doorwoman
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- Elevator/lift
- Event catering
- Exhibit space
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Technology support staff
- Airport transportation
- Wireless Internet access - surcharge
- Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
- One meeting/conference room
- Parking limited (surcharge)
- Concierge services
- Multiple small meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Secure parking
- Parking garage
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Room service (limited hours)
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 2011
- Number of meeting/conference rooms - 11
- Year Built 2010
- 24-hour business center
- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 21,648
- Security guard
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Swimming pool - indoor heated
- Television in lobby
- Wedding services
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Parking (surcharge)
- Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Wireless Internet access (surcharge), Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Wireless Internet access - surcharge, Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
- Park your car
Parking (surcharge), Secure parking, Self parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge), Parking garage, Parking limited (surcharge)
- In your room
- Premium TV channels
- Soundproofed rooms
- Climate control
- Air conditioning
- Free local calls
- Direct-dial phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Digital TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- iPod docking station
- Complimentary newspaper
- Down comforter
- Pillowtop mattress
- Eat and drink
Marriott Gateway Atlanta Airport has a restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
- Play
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Running track/path nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Braille or raised signage
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
The Fine Print for Marriott Gateway Atlanta Airport
- When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
- When you leave
Check-out time is noon
- How you can pay
Accepted at this hotel: JCB International, MasterCard, Visa, American Express, Carte Blanche, Diners Club, Discover
- You need to know
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.
- 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: USD 17 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 9.95 per day (rates may vary)
- Fee for in-room high-speed Internet (wired): USD 9.95 per day (rates may vary)
- Self parking fee: USD 16 per day
- Valet parking fee: USD 20 per day
- Deposit: USD 50 per day
Awards & Affiliations
- A Green / Sustainable Property - Third Party CertifiedThis property participates in LEED Certified, a third-party certification program that has been independently certified. Third-party certification measures the property's impact on one or more of the following: environment, community, cultural-heritage, the local economy. An objective assessment of a company's sustainable tourism practices has been performed at this property by an auditor who is independent of the third-party certification program.


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