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State, Federal & College Policies - Section 2
Weather-Related Emergencies
Cruiser Alert
Through the Cruiser Alert system, Sage can instantly send you alerts and important campus information, such as emergencies, threats or weather-related closings, to your mobile phone, PDA, pager, or web page. This service is an opt-in system at no charge from Sage but check with your carrier on rates for text messaging, etc. To create an account visit the link in MySage.
In snow and other weather-related emergencies, Sage will remain open, if at all possible, to serve students and faculty who are able to get to class. The institution will officially close only when it is impossible to clear the parking lots and sidewalks. Students should use individual judgment in deciding whether they can and should travel in any snow emergency. Your first option for cancellation/delay news should be the e2Campus phone messaging system, however, the Times Union Source Line at 446-4000 can also be used. After the welcome message enter code 9826 for Sage specific information. The following radio and TV stations have agreed to carry any announcements of cancellation or delay-of-start for Sage:
- TV Channels 6, 10, 13, Capital News 9, and WXXATV
In addition, a recording device announcing closings or delays will be activated at the following times:
- 6:30 am Day Classes
- 3:00 pm Evening Classes
The phone number for the recording is 244-4548.
Emergency Procedures
If a student discovers a situation which may require emergency action:
- The student should immediately call Public Safety (extension 3177)
- It is important to state: This is an emergency. My name is___. I am at___.
- Then, state the nature of the emergency.
Emergency Evacuation Procedures
As soon as notice is received, all persons in the building are required by law to vacate the building according to proper instructions.
- Students should leave the building by the nearest staircase, but should not use elevators.
- It is important to leave the building in silence so that, if necessary, special instructions can be given and heard by all.
- Students should leave as quickly as possible. Walk and keep moving.
- Building Captains will assume responsibility for directing persons to proper exits and maintaining order, both inside and outside the buildings.
- Students should move as far away from the building as possible.
Guests on Campus
The College welcomes guests on campus who are furthering the educational purpose of the school or who wish to further their own educational goals. However, people who are not registered as Sage students or who are not employed by the College and who, in the judgment of a college official, are engaged in activity that is disruptive, abusive, destructive or potentially destructive, will be asked to leave the campus. Failure to leave upon request may result in legal action.
All students, staff and faculty who will be parking on either TSC campus must purchase a vehicle registration sticker. They are available at the Public Safety Office on the Troy campus or at the Student Services Office on the Albany campus. A permit is valid on both campuses. A permit does not guarantee a parking spot, but rather allows the holder to park in an available spot, consistent with the parking regulations for each campus. A permit is valid until August 31 of the year noted on the permit.
Temporary Parking Permits are also available for extenuating circumstances, as are Handicapped Permits which allow parking in spaces designated as Handicapped Parking.
You must present a valid Sage ID card as well as a valid motor vehicle registration to obtain a parking hang tag.
Hang tags should be hung from the rear-view mirror. Cars without valid hang tags may be subject to ticketing, towing and revocation of parking privileges.
Parking Enforcement
Parking enforcement is intended to free parking spaces for those students and employees who abide by TSC parking regulations. Vehicle operators are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the parking regulations on each campus. Cars parked in violation of TSC parking regulations are subject to fines of at least $15, towing and revocation of parking permits. Vehicles blocking traffic, parked in fire lanes, in front of fire hydrants or in handicapped spaces are subject to immediate towing. Fines are assessed to student accounts. Failure to pay parking fines may result in referral to a collection agency.
Parking in any TSC lot is at the owner's risk. The College is not responsible for damage to or theft from vehicles parked in its lots.
Ticket Appeal Process
Persons wishing to appeal a parking ticket must do so within 72 hours of receipt of the ticket. Appeal forms are available in the Public Safety Office on the Troy campus or in the UHA office on the Albany campus. Appeals should be emailed to email@example.com. An appeal must include a reasonable explanation of the grounds for the appeal. Appeals will not be honored for the following reasons:
- I was late for class or work.
- I didn't know/understand the parking regulations.
- I can't afford the fine.
- Other [violators] didn't receive a ticket.
Event Scheduling Policy
It is essential that when you schedule meetings, events, programs, fund raisers, parties, speakers, etc., you start the process with the Office of Conferences and Facilities Scheduling. Before any plans are finalized, your date and location must be cleared by this office. This applies to student-planned events in conference rooms, classrooms, outdoor areas, and other programming spaces, or any off campus events/trips.
- A Facility Use Requisition (FUR) form is needed to finalize your planning for events on the Troy campus. Please call the Office of Conferences and Facilities Scheduling (244-2020) to check the availability of spaces PRIOR to submitting a FUR form. After clearing a space and completing the form, you must get all necessary signatures before the space will be reserved.
- For events on the Albany Campus, call 292-1943 to check on the availability of room.
- If you plan a party or event in a public area, an event form is required.
- There will be times that security will be required for your event. The cost of this is the responsibility of the sponsoring group or organization.
- Publicity for your event is your responsibility. Posters put up for events are your responsibility to take down.
Poster Policy
- Any recognized student group may hang posters on campus. (These posters must include the name of the sponsoring organization.)
- Any group not affiliated with the College must bring posters to the Office ofStudent Life to be stamped. (This stamp indicates approval.) The office will only approve five (5) posters from off-campus groups or organizations.
- Any student or group who hangs a poster assumes the responsibility to remove it after the event has taken place.
- Posters must be placed in designated areas and on bulletin boards only. In order to preserve our attractive campuses and to avoid hazards created by blocking glass, posters cannot be hung on glass, any doors, (interior or exterior) or any painted surfaces.
- Federal regulations require all colleges and universities that receive federal or state funds to refrain from taking a position on candidates for political office. The Sage Colleges must comply with these regulations. By permitting sponsored posters, The Sage Colleges takes no position with respect to candidates aspiring to political office.
- Non-compliance with the above regulations will result in removal of the posters in question.
Photo Usage Policy
The Sage Colleges reserves the right to use photograph(s), video(s) and soundbite(s), taken of or obtained from people/students on campus and/or at college-sponsored events for the purpose of promoting, publicizing, recruiting or public relations involving the colleges. This could be in the form of print or electronic media, which includes but is not limited to such things as the sage.edu web site, college publications (printed admission packages, brochures, magazines, catalogues, video productions, television/radio broadcasts, newspapers, newsletters, social media, etc.) and/or fundraising publications for college clubs or organizations.
Upon arrival on Sage's campuses, people give their implied consent to the college to use these materials in any lawful purpose as detailed above. Photograph(s) and video footage may be obtained from both informal and formal settings. All digital image files, negatives, positives, prints and raw footage are the property of The Sage Colleges. If anyone wishes to withdraw his or her consent to the College for photography or videography usage, he or she may contact the Communications and Public Relations office at 518-244-2246.
Photo Credits
In general, the web site and most publications do not include credits. When credits are used in College publications, however, photo credits to individual photographers will be included in the form of "Name of Photographer." When photos are supplied to external organizations, photo credits will be included in the form of "The Sage Colleges/Name of Photographer."
Photographs of minor visitors to campus, such as elementary students, summer campers, and those planning on attending non-Sage sponsored events held on campus should not include identifying information, including name or hometown. Written parental permission is required before using photography that includes identifying information, such as name or hometown. For students attending programs on campus with their school, a photo permission signed for the school is sufficient.
Selling and Soliciting
Classes, clubs and campus organizations recognized by The Sage Colleges are permitted to sell merchandise/services on campus to raise funds for the group. These clubs, classes and campus organizations must schedule their fundraising event with the Student Development Office in Troy, or the Student Life Office in Albany. Unless authorized by the Student Development Office (Troy) orStudent Life Office (Albany), outside vendors are prohibited from soliciting or selling merchandise/services to students on the Sage campuses. Off-campus solicitation of businesses, alumni, or friends of the College must be approved in advance by the offices listed here. Please note: door-to-door solicitation by students, faculty, staff or outside personnel is not permitted in the residence halls of The Sage Colleges.


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How to make a geocache for extreme conditions
Do you get tired of finding poor quality geocaches with containers that don't keep out the moisture? Often these are sheltered locations as well.
You end up with stinking, sodden logbook and contents. YUCK!! Not a pleasant experience.
To to see if it's possible to create a waterproof geocache that stays dry in the most extreme environments, I created a Floating Geocache Buoy that is placed in open water. It is constantly being pounded by wind, waves and every passing storm.
The cache is called "Buoy Oh Boy" and the GC code is: GC33XG0
OK, to you Americans, that name doesn't sound very good (Boo-ee Oh Boy). However here in Australia, it's pronounced "Boy Oh Boy"!
The video below shows how the geocache was created and placed.
Also because of all the quality geocaches that have been shown on Progeocaching I was inspired to create a high quality one of my own. Hopefully it will give you some inspiration as well.
How to make a geocache buoy
So how do you make a geocache buoy? In essence it's a waterproof container inside a waterproof container.
The outside container is made from a 5 inch plastic drainpipe cut to 450 mm (~18 inches) in length. It is sealed at one end with a plug and a screw top at the other end. The inside container is a 4 inch plastic drainpipe that is sealed in the same manner. The overall length is about 500 mm (~20 inches)
To float vertically a buoy needs to be weighted in the bottom. To determine how much weight was needed, I kept adding sand (in ziplock bags) until the buoy floated at the right height in a water tank. It took about 2.5 kg (5.5 lb) of sand to achieve that. I then took a short length of 5 inch drainpipe, sealed it at the bottom with sticky tape and measured out 2.5 kg of Quickset concrete. This was mixed with water in the tube and allowed to set overnight.
Surprisingly, after setting hard, it still weighed 2.5 kg.
Because concrete expands slightly, I needed to use an angle grinder to take off some of the concrete from the circumference of the block so that it fitted inside the geocache.
Cavity Filler
Once that was in place, the cavity above the block was filled with expanding foam (Space Invader), up to the bottom of the inside container. This is so that even if water does manage to get in, the buoy will still float.
Some expanding foam was also put inside the screw-top lid to give flotation, just in case it's dropped into the water. The thread of the lid was masked with sticky tape and given enough room around the foam to be able screw the lid on.
Attaching points
The buoy needs to be anchored, so it needs an attachment point. How do you attach a rope to the geocache without breaking the waterproof integrity of the container?
To do this, a stainless steel screw clamp was attached to the bottom of the buoy. A couple of brackets from a bike rack were used as the attachment points. A screw was inserted into each one, then the brackets were slid under the clamp, and the clamp was tightened.
2 Nylon cable ties were used on each bracket to attach a loop of chain.
2 carabineers (for redundancy) were used to attach the rope to the chain. This is to allow finders to remove the buoy from the rope and bring it into their boat so that they don't drag the anchor. A slice of pool noodle was attached to the carabineers as flotation when they are removed from the cache.
The anchor
An 11kg (24 lb) concrete garden block was used as the anchor. A hole was drilled through the middle and a long bolt inserted. An old pulley from a sailing dinghy was attached to the bolt and secured with a couple of nuts that were locked together. This setup allows the pulley to swivel around the bolt as the buoy drifts with wind and tide.
Waterproof Geocache Logbook
OK, so if it all goes to water (ha ha), then the last line of defence is to have a waterproof logbook. I found one at the local Office Depot. The pages are made from some sort of polymer and shouldn't mind getting wet. It was cut down to size to fit inside the inner container. I inserted 3 different writing implements - a normal ballpoint pen, a retractable ballpoint pen and a mechanical pencil. The purpose is to see which one survives the best in such a salty environment.
Placing the buoy geocache
Finding a secluded location
Because it will be in plain site, the most important thing is to find a location that doesn't get a lot of passing traffic. We found a spot in the backwaters of a bay near some old oyster leases. Not many boats come here because there are so many submerged posts from the oyster farm. Even if you know the GPS co-ordinates, it's not easy spot until you are about 30 metres (100 ft) away.
Tide watching
The other benefit of this location is that the water is fairly shallow, so it doesn't need a lot of rope. However the anchor block was still lowered over the side very carefully in case it disappeared into the depths and took the buoy with it. It turned out that there was plenty of rope - even taking into account the highest tide of the year.
In this location, maximum tide height variation during the year is about 1.5 metres (5 ft). Average variation is about 1 metre (3ft). So it was important to check the tide tables for maximum height throughout the year to make sure there was enough rope, otherwise there was a risk that the buoy would be completely submerged at some times.
GPS co-ordinates were marked at the anchor point. This is because the buoy will move around with wind and currents. It was difficult to keep the boat located in one spot long enough to average the co-ordinates. However they don't need to be that accurate because the cache is easy to spot when you get near GZ.
Anchor drag
Cache finders need to be careful not to drag the anchor. There is enough weight in the block to hold the buoy, but any sort of boat will pull the block along the bottom. Talk about a bad case of cache creep!
This is why it is recommended that people remove the cache from the rope when they sign the log. There is an instruction in the cache description for this purpose. If they do drag the anchor they will need to bring it back to the original co-ordinates.
I'll check back in a few weeks or months to see how it's faring in the environment. Hopefully it's still there!
The cache page for "Buoy Oh Boy" is here.
My thanks to Usat31 for helping me to place it. It was quite windy and choppy on the water that day which made it difficult to place it by myself.
Check out the video. If you aren't interested in the construction details, skip to 10:45 on the video to see where and how we placed it.
Geocaches that can Kill
I've been hammering on about poor quality geocaches for a while now. One of my least favourites is the Lamp
Pole Cache (LPC). Once you've done one, you've done them all. They are usually located in the middle of a parking lot at the local mall. Nothing to see here - move along please...
The other types that you come across fairly frequently - especially in the US - are green power boxes (padmount transformers), electrical transmission tower legs and sometimes even FAKE electrical boxes/equipment.
I have found quite a few such caches but never really seriously considered the risks involved. After all, whoever heard of anyone getting zapped touching those things?
I recently came across a blog that woke me up to the risks involved. The blog is by Johnnygeo who is a Health & Safety Professional working a large Canadian power utility company. He warns of the dangers of placing and finding geocaches that are located on or near electrical equipment.
Geocaches placed under the skirts of LPCs expose finders to the risk of being electrocuted from wiring that has shorted. What is particularly dangerous is when the cache is hidden inside the pole, where people are sticking their fingers near wiring. Even if the cache is not hidden inside the pole, people will still investigate there if the cache doesn't turn up immediately.
What's the danger with fake electrical boxes?
Johnnygeo says, "Children tend to stick their hands in anywhere and if a child can open a cover to something they'll do it cause they're curious. They learn what's safe and what's not safe by watching adults. If we teach kids that it's okay to open up fake electrical boxes because caches are hidden in them, then I feel that we are placing children in danger."
What about green power boxes that you find in neighborhoods, parks and schools?
He says, "Generally those boxes are safe. Are they meant for playing on? The answer is no. A question is asked of me all the time, "Could this electrical equipment ever be unsafe?" The answer is a definite yes."
Cars hit this type of equipment all the time and the damage is not reported right-away. If damaged the equipment can be sitting there with their metal case energized. As soon as a person touches a piece of equipment they would be electrocuted. Also, a city can have the best electrical maintenance program in the world and still have the odd piece of equipment fail. This could be a green electrical box in front of your house or a lamp post in a park.
What about geocaching on a piece of electrical equipment (i.e. a transmission tower leg). The probability of a piece of
electrical equipment failing is low. However if it did fail, then if a person touches it, they become the path to ground - which is usually fatal. Even if it doesn't kill, it could still give you severe burns - as the nasty picture on the right shows.
So don't place geocaches on electrical equipment.
The other issue he deals with is that LPCs and electrical equipment are usually on private property, and you need the owner's permission to place geocaches there.
So in summary, if you are thinking of placing a geoache under the skirt of a lamp pole, or on a piece of electrical equipment - think again. Not only are these types of geocaches poor quality, and worthless pieces of trash they can also kill or maim.
Groundspeak needs to consider banning the hiding of any geocache on electrical equipment.
It would eliminate a lot of trash caches and reduce the risk for all of us.
Now if only we could find a way to ban all micros and nanos on the grounds of safety! '-)
How to place a geocache that SUX
I love this satirical video from MonsterCatAmbush and DJHobby about how NOT to place a geocache.
This ticks all the boxes on what constitutes a trash cache.
- uninspiring location;
- poor concealment;
- inaccurate co-ordinates;
- sodden or non-existent logbook;
- a micro or nano.
They call it a S.U.X. geocache - Someone's Unfortunate eXperiment.
Please people, this is NOT how to place geocaches.
Don't do it this way! You are just littering the countryside with plastic trash.
Check out the video.


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Landed in Bangkok at around midday having had the usual minimal amount of sleep on the plane. Nice to start in what was by then a familiar place. Stayed in the same place as last time at the Urban age on Silom road and I even got the same bed!!!! It was almost like I had never been away.Had the usual first day of trying to get over the jet lag and it was a bit difficult as it was hammering it down with rain outside. Slept from 9pm until about 2am and spent a few hours outside the hostel talking to a couple of other travelers and drinking myself to sleep.It was the next morning when the jetlag cleared and I went to look for the Laos embassy to get a visa. Found everything on the map near it except for the one thing I was looking for. Also got lost for about an hour in the midday heat but somehow bumped into a train station. I gave up in the end and headed back. The heat and pollution about finished me off I then knew why the traffic cops wear them masks. I got straight back into the swing of Thailand such as having spicy hot noodles for breakfast. Also I was determined not to let the pushy taxi drivers and touts get me down this time.At night 4 of us went out (one from Near Sydney two from Hampshire) to a few local bars then headed off to the famous Khaosan road. The street was packed out like being at a big music festival mostly with drunken Europeans. One of our crowd (not me for once) had the idea of doing these mini vodka buckets. To be honest there were only about 6 at the most UK pub shots of vodka in these things but the other 3 were all slurring their words by the time they had been drank.All was going well until the Australian broke some plastic chairs and the owner demanded he paid for them. He was only asking for a couple of hundred baht but the Australian kept trying to walk away. I knew there was only going to be one winner in this argument so I stayed well away. Sure enough the police got involved and dragged him to the station round the corner then the other 2 got involved and started arguing with the police and the owner of the chairs. I could see them all arguing through the window from the street. In the end the Australian paid up (from what I remember a lot more than the owner of the chairs was originally asking). As soon as he got out I dragged him into a taxi and we went back !!!!!!!!
Had a lie in on the Saturday and later went for a walk down China town it was a bit of a dump but the spring rolls were good. I was asked to go out at night but was moving hostels the next day. I moved just down the road into Lub d Bangkok. Its was a squeaky clean place with high speed Internet and all the locks were the electronic swipe card type. It looked a bit like McDonald's. Went to explore parts of town I had not seen before such as the big shopping centers round Siam square. On the way back I heard some very loud bangs that turned out to be a massive firework display coming from some nearby hotel.
I didn't leave the city completely trouble free, at the underground station I got my bag searched and my cans of insect repellent were taken off me by the security. Due to the trouble they had been having they search every bag going into each station (anything flammable is not allowed). The funny thing was is that they only checked the top quarter of my big rucksack so if I had put the cans anywhere else I would have got away with it. Waiting for the shuttle bus to the airport I had a couple of taxi drivers telling me that the bus was not running because of a public holiday. (They wanted to take me for 3-4 times the price). When the bus did turn up I made a point of waving a wad of notes out the back window at them.
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All in a day's work in Old Hyderabad
A city is not just a place on a map; it is a collection of souls rubbing shoulders with each other in a small space. In Hyderabad alone we have new Hyderabad and Old Hyderabad. Slowly, the three '-bads' -- Secunderabad, Hyderabad and Cyberabad -- have surrounded the old city of Hyderabad and are trying to strangulate it to death. Yet, this old maiden has her own charm and enough admirers to keep the smile on her paan-smeared lips.
In the new cities migrants from around the country jostle to get a job in one of the IT or BPO company and spend their days in front of a monitor, trying to steal a glance at their social media accounts. It is the old city that nurtures a variety of professions that have been in families for generations.
I regularly take walks in the bylanes behind Charminar in Old Hyderabad and every time I discover a new profession that these hardworking people follow, just as their forefathers did. Here are some of the people that I saw doing things exactly the way their forefathers did during the era of Nizams and the Qutub Shahi kings.
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Comments On Feb 10, 2013:2 rides on this thing & its falling apart first the nuts fell out so I loctited the together & now all the plastic snaps that hold the foam are popping out & breaking tried super glue with no luck.
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Comments On Sep 05, 2012:When I first got this protector I was a little disappointed in the way that it felt cheep. After wearing it I think that it offers a light weight option for roost deflection. I am not sure on the protection that it will give in a crash. Over all it is a good choice if you want something lightweight.
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Comments On Aug 28, 2012:I have been on a couple of big rides since i received this, and it is holding up great!
I can easily slip a backpack or camel-pack over it, but it cannot be worn under the jersey.
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Comments On Mar 31, 2011:i have had it for about two months now and loved it. does not restrict movement and is made with a good quality plastic the only downside is the screws that hold the pads to the plastic are not made very good.
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Comments On Dec 29, 2010:This is a really comfy nice fitting chest protector. I bought this one to go with my evs evo neckbrace. It works pretty well with it. My main complaint is that to adjust it evs uses super soft aluminum screws. Soft could also translate cheap. It is so soft that it gets chewed up reeaaally easy and now all four adjusting screws look like crap. The rest of the chest protector is top notch though!
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Comments On Dec 10, 2010:I took the arm shields off and love this, very comfortable and when I was in the dunes it is actually cooler to wear it with a jersey than jersey alone! might sounds crazy but Im serious it made a big difference and also if you wear a camel back it keeps the straps from digging in and when you get roosted with rocks etc. it doesnt hurt
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Comments On Apr 07, 2010:evs roost deflector is a perfect match with the evs neck brace. it is large enough to provide good protection, seems strong and dosent have those arm protector things i have to cut off after one ride. recommend this. my boys prefer the neck brace and roost deflector not connected. seems like more freedom of movement that way.
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Comments On Mar 11, 2010:Had this for a while now -- still in good shape..
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DAHLONEGA, GA – The Sports Communications Office at North Georgia College & State University has announced that a live edition of North Georgia today will take place with tennis, softball, and baseball at Johnny B's on Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m.
Head tennis coach Kent Norsworthy, head softball coach Mike Davenport, and head baseball coach Tom Cantrell will all make appearances, while selected players will also be in attendance to answer questions on the air.
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Despite the projection by management that The Motivation Show, which includes the Incentive Travel and Meeting Exposition, held October 9 to 11 in Chicago, would suffer only a 3 to 5 percent cancellation rate by exhibitors, it showed signs of a deeper rate of attrition.
Buoyed by messages of getting back to business as normal, many of the exhibitors traveled long distances for the annual show, from as far way as Asia and the Middle East. But empty booth spaces and fewer exhibitor personnel were evidence that the terrorist attacks of 9/11, coupled with a slowing economy, have affected attendance even at meetings-industry events. About one third of the Quebec exhibitors who were scheduled to attend ITME didn't make the trip, according to Patrick Guidote, senior manager, corporate & incentive accounts, Tourisme Montreal, which still had 20 exhibitors in attendance.
It was the first major travel industry show to take place in the U.S. since September 11, and Chicago and show dignitaries came out to welcome the crowd at the opening on October 9. Later, attendees lined up at the New York City booth to have their Polaroid picture taken with a wax figure of Mayor Rudy Guiliani.
Nancy Petitti, show director,Hall-Erickson, estimated a 20 percent reduction in buyer attendee numbers compared to last year, supporting comments from exhibitors that attendance was lighter than in previous years.
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Despite the long distances to travel and the uncertainty of what they would find upon arrival, representatives from tourist boards of Jordan, Turkey, Egypt, Indonesia, Malaysia, Dubai, and Morocco came to the show as scheduled. Their booths, and the Asia aisles, had particularly light traffic.
Even Europe is feeling the pinch. "We did a survey of all our members shortly after 9/11," said Mady Keup, head of the London Convention Bureau. About 20 percent responded, and of those, 75 percent saw meeting cancellations since 9/11; 25 percent said they had not been affected. But the end of the show, the LCB reported receiving one large piece of new business for 2002.
"It's not surprising that incentive or meeting attendees don't want to leave their families right now," said Roger Helms, president and CEO of Scottsdale, AZ—based site selection search firm Helms-Briscoe, which procures hotel rooms for meeting clients holding events the world-over. "We're already seeing business move out of international locations and to U.S.-based resorts. California and Florida venues, in particular, have seen an increased demand."
Helms-Briscoe, which has a nationwide network of associates, each of whom averages 10 to 12 meeting planner clients, has seen $10 million in cancelled business since 9/11. But about $4 million of that has been rebooked for later this fall and into the first quarter of next year, says Helms.
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Other regions that could see an uptick in meeting business are, not surprisingly, the U.S.'s neighbors. Ruth Sokol, promotion/sales director for the Mexico City Convention and Visitors Bureau, said "we expected a lot of convention cancellations. But I would say only one in four were outright cancellations. The rest have already rescheduled or are postponing. We are very lucky."
She is hopeful for 2002. "Occupancy is down, but 2002 and beyond look good for renewed interest in Mexico City." Before 9/11, Mexico City had already created a "tourism police" force, which includes uniformed officers who are bi-lingual tourism ambassadors, giving visitors information of all kinds, and providing well-needed psychological, as well as law enforcement, protection.
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Holy s***, farkas has taken to sending me links to pokemon youtube videos.
Anyway, I know a lot of you want the all things not weezer song. Truth is, its done. I can post the lyrics at any time, i found the file, they are ready and are sitting in a backed-up file. Why did i finish it? I dont know. I like most of you. Now here is the deal.
I will post the ATNW song in precisely 2 months on to the day.
Tommorow my band's debut Ep comes out. Its a short listen, i think its 17 minutes. Download it, listen to it, give an opinion. If i see the downloads are high, and a sizeable amount of people comment on this thread with honest opinions, i will post the lyrics tommorow, in there entirety. I promise. I swear i will keep my end of the deal, im done putting off things and exaggerating to prove points. I have made a serious change. Actually listen to the album, and give honest opinions, and I shall post the song on schedule.
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jack - it was sad before but this is verging on pathetic. just stop.
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Allison Bartholomay always knew that she wanted to perform in front of an audience. She just didn't realize that it might be composed of third-graders instead of theater-goers.
Bartholomay brings a wealth of experiences to her Johnson Elementary School classroom each day. She grew up in France and England, majored in theater and Spanish in college and does her best to incorporate some of her own life into the lives of her third-graders on a daily basis.
During her decade as a teacher (which also included time at Dumbarton and Skipwith elementaries), Bartholomay has worked with a number of students with special needs, behavioral issues and those for whom English is a second language. The key to reaching every student, she says, is building the community of the classroom and convincing students that they're all smart in their own ways.
"That's tough because some students may not feel that way at first," she says. "But once that happens and they believe in themselves, they realize that anything is possible."
It's her constant motivation to find ways to reach each student in her class that sets Bartholomay apart.
"Ms. Bartholomay makes her students get excited about every topic, even if it would not necessarily excite them to begin with," a colleague wrote in a nomination letter. "She teaches 21st-century skills with ease, infusing creativity and technology, breathing excitement into the Henrico curriculum."
In addition to her full-time job, Bartholomay also teaches a course at VCU about integrating the arts into elementary curriculum. She's familiar with the topic because she lives it every day.
"Being a theater major has helped me reach all levels of students," she says. "If a child doesn't understand something on paper, we're going to act it out. If that doesn't work, we're going to sing it out. We'll go out on the playground and act it out, or we'll go somewhere on my Promothean board."
She uses song and dance to engage students, such as having them sing "Head and Shoulders, Knees and Toes" in Spanish and performing a song about the regions of Virginia with choreography.
To challenge students, she gives them a new word to learn each day.
"I choose the hardest words I can find for third grade," she says. "Convivial. Sagacious. And they use them, and know what they mean. It's a thrill for me to be able to teach them something and watch them take it on to someone else."
Her students also write weekly goals for themselves, which they keep in mini folders on their desks and use to motivate themselves and to evaluate their accomplishments.
Bartholomay credits the environment in Henrico schools with allowing her to feel comfortable and confident trying new approaches in the classroom.
"Henrico County allows you to think outside the box," she says. "They trust that you're an expert in your field and you can take [students] where they need to be and more.
"I feel like I walk in every day, I want to have fun, and [the students] make my day fun. So I try to teach them so that they'll be engaged. If I'm not having fun, then I don't feel like I'm doing my job. I'm here to teach them content, but I also want to be that voice in their head – when they're 12 and they don't believe in themselves, or when they're 15 and someone is trying to lead them down the wrong path – that gives them the confidence to do the right thing."
MADD walk raises more than $26,000
The Central Virginia chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) hosted its annual Walk Like MADD fundraiser April 12 at Dorey Park in Varina. More than 20 teams of walkers raised money from individual donors by participating in the walk, and in total the event generated more than $26,000 in donations for the organization. > Read more.
Varina Ruritans honor students
The Varina Ruritan Club hosted the winners of its 2014 Environmental Essay contest at its monthly meeting March 11 in Varina.
The contest, in its eighth year, was for the first time open to students in grades 3-5 at Varina Elementary School. (It previously was open to Sandston Elementary School students.)
The meeting included the winners, parents of the winners, Varina Elementary principal Mark Tyler and several teachers who were in charge of the contest at the school. > Read more.
Baseball game to benefit Glen Allen Buddy Ball
For the fifth consecutive year, St. Christopher's and Benedictine will play a varsity baseball game at Glen Allen's RF&P Park as part of a fundraising effort for the River City Buddy Ball program.
The game will take place Saturday, April 12, at 7 p.m., and the teams hope to raise $3,000 through donations, raffles and other efforts. Admission to the game is free, but fans who attend are asked to donate funds for the Glen Allen Youth Athletic Association's Buddy Ball program, which enables disabled children and teens to play baseball. > Read more.
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As far as anyone knows, sleeping might be off the table. And that makes it very hard to accuse the Muppets of sleepwalking through their latest feature, Muppets Most Wanted – even if that's exactly what's going on.
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- Release Date 11/22/2010
- Publisher Disney Interactive
- Platform DS
- Genre Action Adventure
- Number of Players 1
- Online Enabled Yes
Game Description
A damsel in distress becomes a damsel in action in this game inspired by the Disney animated film. Tangled reinvents the classic fairy tale by getting Rapunzel out of her tower and into an adventure with a swashbuckling hero named Flynn. Explore worlds inspired by the film as the two solve puzzles and overcome obstacles together. The 2D storybook adventure takes you to the Forest, Village, Rapunzel's Tower, the Snuggle Duckling, and more. You'll befriend and care for animals, get help from people you meet, play mini-games, and paint the Tower wall on your way to a happy ending.
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Average Member Rating: 4.9 out of 10
Oh So Cheesy. (4 out of 10)
posted by JKBullet (BRISTOL, VA) on Oct 19, 2011
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This was the easiest and most boring game i myself have ever played. I'm just glad that i rented it for my girlfriend and not myself LOL.more
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Modes Full Mission Single-Player
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Newt Gingrich to Address West Liberty University Economics Club
Former US House Speaker, Time "Man of the Year"
in Wheeling Friday, October 16 at 3:00 p.m. – Capitol Theater
Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the House of the United States Representatives, will address the next meeting of the West Liberty University Economics Club at 3:00 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 16, 2009.
Due to the overwhelming response, the event will be moved to the Capitol Theater in downtown Wheeling. With the move to the larger venue, reservations are no longer required. The event is open to the public and admission is free with the completion of registration at the door.
Gingrich served as the Speaker of the United States House of Representatives from 1995 to 1999. Prior to becoming Speaker, Gingrich served as Minority Whip from 1989 to 1995 where he represented Georgia's Sixth District in Congress since 1979.
Gingrich is Chairman of the Gingrich Group, a communications and consulting firm with offices in Atlanta and Washington, DC. He serves as General Chairman of American Solutions for Winning the Future, is a Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, DC, a Distinguished Visiting Fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California and is an Honorary Chairman of the NanoBusiness Alliance. He is also a news and political analyst for the Fox News Channel. In 1995, Time magazine selected Gingrich as its "Man of the Year."
A strong advocate of volunteerism, Gingrich has long championed the positive impact every individual can have on society. He has raised millions of dollars for charity, donating both time and money to a wide array of causes, including Habitat for Humanity, United Cerebral Palsy, the American Cancer Society, and ZooAtlanta. A former environmental studies professor, he is widely recognized for his commitment to the environment.
"It is truly a privilege to have Newt Gingrich appear at a West Liberty University Economics Club event. We sincerely hope that the Ohio Valley takes advantage of the opportunity to listen to and to meet one of the great leaders of our time," said Dr. Erik Root, West Liberty University Government Policy Research Center senior fellow.
It is recommended that attendees arrive no later than 2:45 p.m., as the doors will close shortly before the event begins. Members of the media who wish to attend the event should reserve a spot by calling 304-336-8281.
Gingrich's appearance is being sponsored by the Government Policy Research Center at West Liberty University through grants provided by the Public Policy Foundation of West Virginia and by BB&T. For more information, please contact Jason Koegler, GPRC Executive Director.
GPRC CONTACT: Jason Koegler, Executive Director (304) 336-8302 / [email protected]


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Dean Ryan has admitted things will be no smoother for Worcester Warriors in the Challenge Cup after their dismal early-season Aviva Premiership form.
The director of rugby has presided over a team that remains winless from their opening five games, and currently prop up the English table.
Ryan though sought to dispel any notion that Challenge Cup duty will prove to be any kinder than the Warriors' domestic campaign to date.
Worcester kick-off their European season with a visit to newly-promoted Top 14 side Oyonnax.
With the French side overcoming illustrious opponents such as Heineken Cup champions Toulon, Clermont, Biarritz and Top14 champions Castres at home, Ryan is under no illusions that the fixture will offer reprieve for his flagging squad.
"I wish it did," he told the ERC website.
"Oyonnax away doesn't sound like the easiest place to go, as Toulon, Clermont and everyone else have found out.
"It will be a challenge for us. But we do have to freshen the group up. We don't have a huge amount of choice but we've got to find some way of doing that otherwise we're going to blow up with the 14 or 15 guys who are going out every week."
Ryan concedes that confidence and morale is low among the Sixways side at present, thanks chiefly to such a poor start to the Premiership.
With several close calls in recent games ending in narrow defeat = including last week's 16-11 loss at the hands of Newcastle Falcons - it is little surprise the Warriors are in less than buoyant mood going into the first round of Amlin Challenge Cup fixtures.
"If anyone can tell me how you gain confidence when you're losing games, then I'm all ears. It's pretty obvious that losing games in the manner like we lost this one to Newcastle and the London Irish one saps confidence," said Ryan.
"I know what everyone's writing about us, and we probably deserve that. When you look at possession and field position, we probably should have won it (against Newcastle). We can't buy a win at the moment.
"I see enough that we've got a sound attacking game, I see enough that we've got an understanding of what we're trying to do in managing a game, I just don't see it happening enough. But that's just us growing as a group."


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The Census Bureau released Census 2000 demographic profile tables with social, economic and housing characteristics for Oklahoma today. The data — summary tabulations of the responses to census long-form questions — will be used by elected officials and planners to make decisions affecting the quality of life in their communities.
Three new tables are based on answers to the long-form questionnaire, which was delivered to about 1-in-6 — roughly 19 million — households nationwide.
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A fourth table, with profile data from the short form, was released last year. It includes characteristics such as age, sex, race, Hispanic or Latino origin, household relationship and household type and homeownership.
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Sexton's pioneering insistence on making the experience of being a woman the central issue of her poetry is seen to great effect in her famous poem 'Her Kind'. Taken from her first collection, the poem was significant to Sexton who always opened her readings with it. Whilst 'Her Kind' draws on Sexton's own experience it filters it through the language of folk lore and fairy-tale. Not only that but the poem presents Sexton both as the 'I' at the heart of the action - the witch, the homemaker, the adulteress - but also as an observer, the 'eye' who stands as a witness to her own suffering.
Despite the 'Confessional' label, Sexton described herself as a "storyteller", who understood the difference between poetic and literal truth. So it is that in her introduction to 'Ringing the Bells', she describes this haunting account of a music therapy class for the mentally ill as "a kind of monologue". 'With Mercy for the Greedy' and 'Letter Written on a Ferry', whilst drawing on her personal anguish, also reveal the extent to which she transformed subjective experience into art: listen to these poems' subtle music, the way for instance, she ends each stanza of 'Letter' with a rhyme.
Sexton's reading style emphasises the intimate aspect of her work: her wonderfully throaty voice is charismatic, taking the listener into her confidence. It was a technique she used to seductive effect in her public readings. However, the flamboyant persona shouldn't overshadow the highly disciplined artist whose "lively, lonely telling of her truth" (Diana Hume George) illuminated many important issues of her time.


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Details on what?
Is this a continuous conduit? If so you'll have to dig it up, cut into it and bring both legs above ground into a box, pull ALL new wiring because not it will be too short.
Sounds to me like a very poorly conceived idea.
You will be much better off leaving what is there and running new.
BTW, what does this have to do with a "3 wayconduit"???


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Posey is really nervous about starting first grade. Instead of getting walked to her classroom, her mom has to drop her off at the Kiss-and-Go Lane. Then shell have to walk into school and face the Monster of the Blue Hall all by herself. Worst of all, she has to do it without the one thing that always makes her feel brave and special: the tutu that turns her into the Pink Princess. But when Posey inspires her new teacher to throw a first-day parade in which all the kids are invited to wear whatever makes them feel the most comfortable, first grade starts to look a lot more promising.
Posey will charm readers just graduating from easy-to-reads (and from kindergarten) in this lively new series.
"Six-year-old Posey, in a sparkly pink tutu on the cover, will catch the attention of young emerging readers. Like Miss Lee's invitation, this new chapter book series will be warmly received by youngsters looking for something comfortable and familiar to begin with." — The Horn Book
"This is a sweet book, and children will relate to the child's fears about her new experience and leaving her security tutu behind. There's also a confidence-building ending in which the new first graders are encouraged to be true to themselves." — School Library Journal
"Greene's simple sentences are distinguished by punchy dialogue and sentiments that do justice to a range of emotions, from frustration and nervousness to unadulterated glee. They should go a long way to easing the worries of readers embarking on a new stage in their school life." — Publisher's Weekly
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Weinstein Research Group
Our research group focuses on the development of hybrid MEMS-IC devices for low-power wireless communication, microprocessor clocking, and sensor applications. In particular, we are working to harness the benefits of acoustic vibrations to enhance the performance of next-generation electron devices.
We are also pursuing the integration of such hybrid devices into CMOS-based systems, including low-power, narrow-bandwidth low noise amplifiers for transceivers and low phase-noise oscillator arrays for clock generation and temperature sensing in microprocessors.
Latest News
4.2013 Laura to present "2DEG Electrodes for Piezoelectric Transduction of AlGaN/GaN MEMS Resonators" at IFCS 2013 in Prague, Czech Republic, July 21-25, 2013.
2.2013 Prof. Weinstein will deliver an invited talk at the IEEE International Frequency Control Symposium IFCS 2013 in Prague, Czech Republic.
2.2013 Laura to present "Switchable Piezoelectric Transduction in AlGaN/GaN MEMS Resonators" at Transducers 2013 in Barcelona, Spain, June 16-20, 2013.
2.2013 Wen-Chien to present "Fully Differential CMOS-MEMS Square-Plate Oxide Resonators with Embedded Poly-Silicon Electrodes" at Transducers 2013 in Barcelona, Spain, June 16-20, 2013.
12.2012 Wentao's work on Unreleased MEMS resonators is featured as a conference highlight at IEDM 2012.
This work presents the first unreleased MEMS resonator driven and sensed electrostatically with Deep Trench capacitors, with the highest Q of any Si unreleased MEMS resonator to date. A 3.3 GHz unreleased Si resonator is demonstrated with quality factor Q of over 2000 and motional impedance Rx of 1.2 kΩ.
9.2012 Prof. Weinstein recieves the Intel Early Career Award.
8.2012 Wentao to present his work on Deep Trench unreleased resonators at IEDM 2012:
"Deep Trench Capacitor Drive of a 3.3 GHz Unreleased Si MEMS Resonator," W. Wang, D. Weinstein
2.2012 Prof. Weinstein is granted the NSF CAREER Award. MIT EECS announcement.
2.2012 "Si-based unreleased hybrid MEMS-CMOS resonators in 32nm technology" presented by Radhika Marathe at MEMS'12 in Paris (Jan 29-Feb 2). This work presents the first hybrid RF MEMS-CMOS resonators demonstrated in Silicon at the transistor level of IBM's 32nm SOI CMOS process, without the need for any post-processing or packaging. The unreleased, Si bulk acoustic resonators operating at 10-12 GHz are driven capacitively and sensed using a Field Effect Transistor (FET).
06.2011 FCS'11: "Acoustic Bragg reflectors for Q-enhancement of unreleased MEMS resonators," published on analysis and simulation for optimal design of bulk-mode unreleased resonators using acoustic Bragg reflectors (ABR) to confine vibrations. 1D and 2D ABRs are compared with phononic crystal performance for unreleased devices.
02.2011 Wentao Wang to present "Acoustic Bragg reflectors for Q-enhancement of unreleased MEMS resonators," at IEEE FCS 2011, San Francisco, CA, May 1-5, 2011.
01.2011 MEMS'11: "An unreleased mm-wave resonant body transistor" published on the demonstration of an unreleased Resonant Body Transistor operating at 39 GHz, surrounded on all sides by SiO2. An f.Q product of 5e12 is comparable to most released Si-based resonators at octaves lower frequency.
10.2010 Wentao Wang to present "An unreleased mm-wave resonant body transistor," at IEEE MEMS 2011, Cancun, Mexico, Jan. 23-27, 2011.
06.2010 "Acoustic Resonance in an Independent-Gate FinFET" presented at Hilton Head 2010. This device demonstrates 1st harmonic acoustic resonance at 37 GHz with a Q of 560 using a standard 2 port measurement.
04.2010 DARPA Young Faculty Award (YFA) for "Multi-GHz Acoustic Resonance in Transistors"
03.2010 "The Resonant Body Transistor" published in Nano Letters.


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Free Printable Labels for Halloween
If you're looking for an alternative to candy, you're not alone. People are much more health conscious than they have been in years past, especially with regard to the health of children. For those who like to promote a healthy lifestyle, you don't have to be "that house" on the block that doesn't hand out treats to the children. You just have to find healthy alternatives! We have lots of free crafts that you can use to keep those teeth cavity-free while still keeping the kids happy. Take a look at some of our offerings in our free miscellaneous printables. You'll find a bit of everything there, from paper, labels, name tags and awards to recipes, graphs and party supplies.
Bewitching Free Printable Labels
One of our most popular categories are our free printable labels. Apply them to anything! Labeling is not only a great way to stay organized, but labels also provide an excellent way to decorate items, put your claim on items or they can function as gift tags. You'll find labels with lots of different themes and colors. We have labels for all holidays, including Halloween and Christmas. You'll need something on those gifts to identify who they're from, even if the gifts are from Old St. Nick! All of our labels are customizable, so even if your handwriting isn't the best, the gift recipients will be able to read who the gifts are from.
Free Printable Labels for Halloween Balloons
Have you ever thought of handing out balloons for Halloween? Imagine the surprise and delight on the children's faces when they're handed a balloon rather than yet another piece of candy. They can tie the balloon around one of their wrists or around the handle of their treat bucket or bag. It will also provide a bit of lovely atmosphere for the holiday. What could make people smile better than seeing happy children walk around with balloons and candy? To let your neighbors know who the balloons are from, print out our free printable Halloween balloon labels. You'll get eight labels per sheet featuring two different designs. You can hand-write a message on the labels or type one in before you print the labels out. Either way, the kids are going to be spellbound by their beautiful balloons. Suggested balloon colors include orange, black, white and yellow. On the day you'll be handing them out, the balloons can also serve as a lovely decoration for your yard, fence or porch. You could even have a scarecrow holding up the balloons for you -- or perhaps a friendly ghost.
For more non-candy treat ideas, consider coloring sheets and crayons, bookmarks, coins, fruit, stickers, removable tattoos and similar items. Cheap story books can be purchased at your local Dollar Store. Pencils, pens, erasers and stationery all make great gifts for children, too.
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