text:
Canon ImageClass MF4880dw Laser Toner Printer Cartridges & Supplies
123inkjets carries high quality laser toner cartridges and supplies for your Canon ImageClass MF4880dw. With great prices, excellent customer service and superior products, you can order online and save time & money.
1 Year 100% Quality & Satisfaction Guarantee more info
Remanufactured Canon 3500B001AA (Canon 128) Black Laser Toner Cartridge
Reg. Price: $56.99
Our Price: $36.99
Buy 3 or more Black:
$35.00 each
(Save $5.97+)Buy 3 or more Black:
$35.00 each
(Save $5.97+)Rating Snapshot (26 reviews)5 stars4 stars3 stars2 stars1 star
Canon 3500B001AA (128) OEM Black Laser Toner Cartridge
Reg. Price: $96.99
Our Price: $89.99


text:
Some information is missing or invalid below.
Regular $125.00
Learn more.
Revel in the moment with St. Louis Cardinals jewelry. Featuring a red, pave-set crystal ball and team logo pendant, this sterling silver necklace gleams with team pride. Wear it with a new Cardinals tee.
- Necklace comes in a gift box.
- Details:
- 1-in. pendant
- 18-in. necklace
- Lobster-claw clasp
- Rhodium-plated sterling silver
- Promotional offers available online at Kohls.com may vary from those offered in Kohl's stores.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
There seem to be a lot of different religions here and i think it would be interesting to see what religion u are if any
There seem to be a lot of different religions here and i think it would be interesting to see what religion u are if any
February 10th 2009 <3
Rest In Peace Fardin
Rest In Peace Sazza
i am a christian, a catholic i believe. what are you piper ?
Im an athiest at the moment anyway and i havnt beeen christened
yes i would also like to point out that i am not a practising christian and do not have strict believes, i have been brought up this way.
Technically Lutheran Christian (have been confirmed and christened, so I suppose I am) but really I can't see the need for including a kind or unkind spirit somewhere out there. So atheist.
Messi scores on the rebound.
Founder of ESAS - Edgar Schiferli, the best associate bowler
A follower of the schools of Machiavelli, Bentham, Locke, Hobbes, Sutcliffe, Bradman, Lindwall, Miller, Hassett and Benaud
Member of JMAS, DMAS, FRAS and RTDAS
Originally Posted by Adolf Grünbaum
Im a devout atheist, and also quite proud of the fact I have not been christened..
I don't see the need for a book or a spirit to tell me what to do.. I know right from wrong, and I always try and commit myself to pleasing others and enjoying my own life while at it
I believe in a man called Flack.
MSN Messenger: minardineil2000 at hotmail dot com | AAAS Chairman
CricketWeb Black | CricketWeb XI Captain
ClarkeWatch: We're Watching Rikki - Are You?
Up The Grecians - Exeter City FC
Completing the Square: My Cricket Web Blog
I'm an atheist as well, I'm sure there was a thread like this before...
National Scrabble Champion 2009, 8th, 11th and 5th in 2009/2011/2013 World Championships, gold medal (team) at Causeway, 2011 Masters Champion
Australias Darren Lehmann is a blatant loser insists Stuart Broad
Countdown Series 57 Champion
King of the Arcade
Reply from mods to my prank bans in public:
Reply from mods to my prank bans in private:
MSN - evil_budgie @ hotmail.co.uk
yeah, sure there was.
im atheist and not raised in any sort of christianic believe my whole family is relegion free. i just believe in science and logic.
I'm an agnostic; but was Christened C of E.
- As featured in The Independent.
"Predictably, the ending of his international career did not end the argument about Pietersen's merits, as an army of informed commentators and Piers Morgan weighed in to defend or attack him."
- The Guardian's Andrew Anthony
Lapsed Anglican - our family moved cities when I was 11 and we couldn't find a church we like.
But I'm now a devout Atheist (if that's not a contradiction in terms).
What is startling is how few people in the UK have a religion.. Not sure if that is a global trend or not
I believe in one Saint - St. Ella...
marc71178 - President and founding member of AAAS - we don't only appreciate when he does well, but also when he's not quite so good!
Anyone want to join the Society?
Beware the evils of Kit-Kats - they're immoral apparently.
Cricketweb Colts Captain
I'm a member of Club KerryOriginally Posted by Richard
I'm Green
The color of immortality, nature and envy - you are truly a unique person. While clearly the color of nature, you also symbolize rebirth, fertility and hope in the world. On the other side of the spectrum, a natural aptitude to money with green coming to signify money and possibly even *********!
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)


text:
Hi there, Well I reached the big 40 on Friday.. so needless to say,I've enjoyed a few days off and thoroughly enjoyed it! However, i did get in a hike on Sunday :)
So now I'm back and feeling more motivated than ever!! I recieved some fantastic compliments from friends saying that i have never looked better :) I feel good too and love seeing and feeling the muscle definition in my arms and legs.
What do you think to sharing some before and after shots of ourselves soon ? would be good to know who we are conversing with and seeing the results!
One comment, the PT at my gym do not think highly of this program at all .. they thinks it's very old school and that i am lifting weights which are too heavy??
Im finishing the challange regardless, then will do a comp session with one of them.. see what happens.
Wondering if any of you have recieved any negative comments re the program?
Hi All, just finished my 20 minute aerobic run and still sticking at it. For Suze1 - I believed that hundreds of thousands of people have done this challenge over the years and not one of them at the finish, thought what a complete waste of time it was and it was very old school!
At the end of the day its how you feel about the challenge and is it working for you? It sounds to me that it is working for you or you would not of got nice comments and compliments saying "how good you look". Myself, I am getting positive comments also. So I say, do not allow others to give you a negative attitude, try to create the opposite effect, lift yourself up by doing something positive for someone or saying something positive to someone. Would your PT staff rather have you lying on the couch watching TV and eating crap???? At least your doing something positive and changing your life........
Suze that trainer sounds like a tool, I told that story to my trainer and he said this guy is no PT, any trainer worth their weight would encourage any healthy change.
Had so much energy for my HIIT today after my carb nite, it was awesome
Well done cleet68, also hit my HIIT on my UBW today and started to increase my weight.
I must confess to cake and white wine last night... Not part of the plan! I got back on the horse today with a big weights session, pushing as hard as I could. Waited an hour, had my protein shake and some cereal then promptly needed a little sleep. Anyone else finding they need to rest post-weights? Must be my age...!
I read with interest, the comments made in support of Suze1, and I agree with the team. I read the various magazines on health, exercise and training. What they all recommend is pretty much consistent with what we're all doing on a daily ASIs on the BFL. There are fads and there are 'modern' programmes, but it all boils down to the same thing. WHen I look in the mirror I have no doubt this programme is working for me! Nearly 10 weeks in and 14lb of weight loss and noticeable muscle trench and tone... I for one am a happy user of this program, and I get the feeling from the inputs on this webpage that we're all on the right road. Suze1, ignore the stuff you hear from the so-called experts; everyone has an opinion, trust the progress you're making as the best evidence. Good luck on the last weeks!
Another 20 minutes on the running machine completed. Not bad for my age!
Just back from the gym and completed my LBW and abs workout. Only one more day to go for this week. Hopefully my Achilles can stand up to this. It is really sore and painful at the moment. I have bought some of that tape that sportsmen and sportswoman wear. Hows are you lot doing?
Did my UBWO today, had a great leg day Wednesday
Had a great UBWO yesterday. Flew back to Spain today and this is my day off. Rugby on tv all day, so I'm guessing ALL British BFL folk are having a day off!
Hey submariner, have you considered a light session or two on your LBW? Might just be enough to ease off the Achilles? That and some ibuprofen might help out. Good luck, not long to go
Thanks for your comments - i feel better for them
upwards and onwards!!
Rest day nearly over. What a rubbish weekend England lost at Rugby and my football team lost. Oh well at least I am winning, tomorrow another day and another challenge, remember folks last two weeks. Its all downhill from here...Cant wait to see your pics.
Had a solid lower body, did dead lifts. I read a quote that I couldn't agree with more " unless you master the squat all the other excersises will suffer"
It felt like my body was glued to the bed this morning. Working late nights this week and the training needs to adjust. I got up though, and completed a good cardio bursting run outside. The sun is shining in my part of Spain, does wonders for the enthusiasm!
© Abbott Laboratories,2013


text:
Learn how to cook fried eggs.
Melt enough butter in heavy skillet over medium heat until 1/8 inch deep and hot. Break egg into custard cup or saucer; carefully slip into skillet. Immediately reduce heat to low. Cook 5 to 7 min, spooning butter over eggs, until whites are set, a film forms over top and whites and yolks are firm, not runny. For over-easy eggs, gently turn over after 3 min and cook 1 to 2 min longer.
Butter, margarine or bacon fat can be used. Cut fat by using nonstick skillet sprayed with cooking spray before heating. After cooking eggs 1 min, add 2 tsp water for each egg. Cover and cook about 5 min longer or until a film forms over top and whites and yolks are firm, not runny.


text:
Survey by Qualaroo
Email Signup
Catalog Request
(0) $0.00
Help Center
Need Expert Advice?
Want To Order By Phone?
Mon.-Fri. 9am to 5:30pm EST
Contact Us
Live Chat
About Us
Our Guarantee
Site Security
Our E-Newsletters
Learning Library
Katie's Story
Site Map
Company Reviews
Shipping Info
Privacy Policy
Our Catalog
Return Policy
Dr. Recommended
Video Library
Be A Distributor
Physician Support
Quick Order
I Need Relief From
Bed Bugs
Dust Mites
Mold & Mildew
Animal Dander
Skin Problems
Sinus Trouble
Asthma Triggers
Sleep Issues
House Dust
Dry or Stuffy Nose
Humidity Issues
Shop By Brand
Airfree Air Purifiers
Austin Air Purifiers
BedCare Bedding
Blueair Air Purifiers
Canus Goat's Milk
De-Mite Products
Dyson Vacuums
Ecology Works
Electrolux Vacuums
EnviroRite Clearly Clean
Filtrete From 3M
Free & Clear
Honeywell Air Cleaners
Logos Nutritionals
Miele Vacuums
National Allergy
Naturasil / Dermisil
Omron Compressors
Pacific Coast® Feather
PARI Compressors
Swede-O Thermoskin
Whirlpool Air Cleaners
Site Search
Allergy Bedding
Comforter & Duvet Covers
Topper & Featherbed Covers
Bed Bug Covers
Mattress Covers
Pillow Covers
Box Spring Covers
Blankets & Comforters
Mattress Protectors
Allergy Pillows
Sheets & Mattress Toppers
Allergen Control
Dust Mite Treatments
Mold & Mildew
Pets & Odors
Laundry Products
Humidity Control
Air Purifiers
Airfree Air Purifiers
HEPA+ Air Purifiers
Whirlpool Air Purifiers
Honeywell Air Purifiers
Filtrete From 3M
For The Whole House
Austin Air Purifiers
Blueair Air Purifiers
Other Air Purifiers
Replacement Filters
Sinus Relief
Nasal Irrigation
Chronic Sinusitis
Better Breathing
Nose Sprays
Home Care
Indoor Air Quality
Home Comfort
Floor Care
Healthy Cleaning
Water Filtration
Asthma Treatment
PARI Systems
Omron Systems
Respironics Systems
Management Tools
Safe Cleaning
HEPA Vacuums
Green Home Cleaning
Dust Reduction
Latex-Free Masks
Bed Bug Protection
Personal Care
Bath & Body
Sensitive Skin
Shampoo & Hair Care
For Babies & Children
Sleep & Travel
Natural Pain Relief
Nutritional Supplements
Items On Clearance
email this page
Educate Yourself
Article Categories
Product Comparison Charts
Allergen Avoidance
Allergy Proof Home
Asthma Management
Sinus Relief
Healthy Living
Indoor Air Quality
Safe Cleaning
Skin Care
Newsletter Archives
Customer Experience
Company Information
Partner Support
Help Center
Need Expert Advice?
Want To Order By Phone?
Mon.-Fri. 9am to 5:30pm EST
Contact Us
Live Chat
About Us
Our Guarantee
Site Security
Our E-Newsletters
Learning Library
Katie's Story
Site Map
Company Reviews
Shipping Info
Privacy Policy
Our Catalog
Return Policy
Dr. Recommended
Video Library
Be A Distributor
Physician Support
Search Articles:
Summer Skin Care & New Sunscreen Labels
Summer Skin Care
& New Sunscreen Labels
During summer months, skin is faced with unique challenges. Not only does skin dry out in the heat, it can also be damaged by the sun if care is not taken. See our tips below for keeping skin healthy this summer:
Moisturizing The Right Way
New Sunscreen Regulations From The FDA
, and
More Sun Protection Tips
Moisturizing The Right Way
Keeping skin healthy in summer heat involves doing some things and not doing others when bathing or showering, when choosing and applying a moisturizer, when choosing clothing, and when spending time outdoors. The following tips can help you prevent red, itchy, cracked, dry skin.
Water and soap can rob skin of natural oils and cause flaky, dry skin. When showering or bathing:
Use a
mild soap or cleanser
that is free of irritating fragrance, dyes, and chemicals.
Avoid deodorant and antibacterial soaps and shampoos.
Remember your scalp is skin, too, so choose
shampoos and other hair care products
that are free of added fragrances, dyes, and irritating chemicals.
Spend no more than 5 to 15 minutes in the bath or shower.
Use warm, not hot, water.
Pat dry; do not rub vigorously to dry.
Applying the right moisturizer in the right way keeps skin from becoming too dry.
Choose a
that is free of added fragrances, dyes, and irritating chemicals.
Apply moisturizer generously while skin is still damp after bathing or showering.
Apply moisturizer to hands after each washing.
During the day, apply moisturizer from time to time when skin begins to feel or look dry.
The American Academy of Dermatology recommends moisturizers that contain oil such as olive oil or jojoba oil or Shea butter. The ADA also favors moisturizers containing ingredients that help to soothe dry skin such as
lactic acid and urea
, hyaluronic acid,
, glycerin, lanolin, mineral oil, and
When hands are suffering, it can be helpful to apply
at bedtime and sleep in
cotton gloves
It makes sense that clothes affect your skin since your clothing is constantly touching your skin.
Choose fabrics that are smooth. Avoid fabrics such as linen and wool that can cause irritation, itching, and redness.
Wash clothing and bedding in a
laundry detergent
that is free of fragrances, dyes, and irritating chemicals.
New Sunscreen Regulations From The FDA
New regulations have been established by the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) for sunscreen labels. This will allow consumers to make an informed choice by comparing labels on sunscreens. The new rules from the FDA regarding sunscreen labels are:
Sunscreen products that are not broad spectrum or that are broad spectrum with SPF values from 2 to14 will be labeled with a warning that reads: "Skin Cancer/Skin Aging Alert: Spending time in the sun increases your risk of skin cancer and early skin aging. This product has been shown only to help prevent sunburn, not skin cancer or early skin aging."
Water resistance claims on the product's front label must tell how much time a user can expect to get the declared SPF level of protection while swimming or sweating, based on standard testing. Two times will be permitted on labels: 40 minutes or 80 minutes.
Manufacturers cannot make claims that sunscreens are "waterproof" or "sweatproof" or identify their products as "sunblocks." Also, sunscreens cannot claim protection immediately on application (for example, "instant protection") or protection for more than two hours without reapplication, unless they submit data and get approval from FDA.
Broad spectrum means a
protects the skin from both UVA and UVB radiation which is important because both types damage the skin, cause signs of aging, increase the chance of cataracts or other eye problems, suppress the skin's immune system, and lead to skin cancer. The American Cancer Society describes the difference in this way:
UVA rays age cells and can damage cells' DNA. They are linked to long-term skin damage such as wrinkles, but are also thought to play a role in some skin cancers.
UVB rays can directly damage DNA, and are the main rays that cause sunburns. They are also thought to cause most skin cancers.
The words "Broad Spectrum" can be put on a sunscreen label if there is protection for UVA and UVB rays according to a new test required by the FDA. The SPF or sun protection factor number refers to how long you can stay in the sun without burning. For example, if you stay in the sun without sunscreen and burn in 10 minutes, then you should be able to stay in the sun using a sunscreen with a rating of SPF 15 for 150 minutes without burning. However, there are other factors that play a part. If you are in and out of water or sweating, the time before burning is reduced. Also, the amount of sunscreen applied makes a difference. Sunscreen should be applied liberally every two hours or immediately after swimming or heavy sweating. The Skin Cancer Foundation recommends that you "apply 1 ounce (2 tablespoons) of sunscreen to your entire body 30 minutes before going outside".
There are also some changes in claims that are no longer allowed by the FDA. Sunscreens cannot put the words "waterproof", "sweatproof", or "sunblock" on their labels. Sunscreen can claim to be "water resistant" if it protects for 40 minutes or 80 minutes of swimming and sweating. You will no longer see an SPF rating of more than 50. It will now say 50+ since the FDA says that there is no evidence that sunscreens with SPF's of over 50 are any more effective than ones with a rating of 50.
More Sun Protection Tips
In addition to applying sunscreen while in the sun, there are a few other tips to protect you from the damaging effects of sun to your skin:
Stay out of the sun from 10am to 4pm when the sun's rays are the strongest.
Look for shade when you are outside for long periods of time.
Wear clothing to cover your skin and a wide-brimmed hat to protect your face, ears, neck, and scalp.
Use an
SPF15 lip protectant
Remember the sun's UVA rays can penetrate clouds and glass, so be sure to use sunscreen on cloudy days and sitting beside windows indoors or in a vehicle, too.
Wear dark glasses with UV protection.
Use sunscreen and take other precautions all year round.
To keep your skin healthy in summer, use moisturizer to keep skin from becoming dry, flaky, and even painful. For sun protection, sunscreen is critical but there are other ways to prevent overexposure to harmful UVA and UVB rays. Read the labels on sunscreens and choose one that is broad spectrum with an SPF of 15 or more, and apply it generously and often.
Save 20% On Select Products For Summer Skin Care
Subscribe Now To Receive
Exclusive Newsletter Subscriber Promo Code & Start Saving
Offer Good Through: July 15, 2013
Vanicream Broad Spectrum Sunscreens
Vanicream's chemical-free formulas utilize only titanium dioxide or zinc oxide to offer protection from UVA & UVB rays.
Moiststic Natural Lip Balm SPF 15
Moiststic gives just the right combination of moistening and softening ingredients to soothe dry, cracked lips.
Proteque Skin Protection System
Proteque provides an elegant, smooth feeling to skin in a non-steroid, fragrance-free, non-greasy, concentrated formula.
On Special: $11.99
SPF 30 Broad Spectrum
On Special: $2.79
SPF15 Lip Balm
On Special: $16.79
4-Oz. Bottle
On Special: $11.99
SPF 35 Broad Spectrum
Save More When You Buy
4 Or More Tubes
Save More When You Buy
4 Or More Bottles
On Special: $13.99
SPF50+ Broad Spectrum
Save More When You Buy
4 Or More Tubes
Subscribe Now To Receive
Exclusive Newsletter Subscriber Promo Code & Start Saving
Please Share This Newsletter With Your Friends:
If you've received this newsletter from a friend but are not yet subscribed yourself, please
sign up on our website
to receive your own copy.
If you have questions, please email us at
To contact us or order by phone, call us at 1.800.522.1448 Monday through Friday from 9am to 5:30pm Eastern Time.
This National Allergy Newsletter is
© 2013 National Allergy Supply.
All Rights Reserved.
No part of this Newsletter may be reproduced in whole or in part without written permission. All trademarks not owned by National Allergy Supply or its subsidiaries that appear in this newsletter are the property of their respective owners, who may or may not be affiliated with, connected to, or sponsored by National Allergy Supply or its subsidiaries.


text:
Download a copy of the Financial Assistance Policy (Charity Policy)
SCL Health System (SCLHS ) is committed to providing financial assistance to persons who have health care needs and are uninsured, underinsured, ineligible for a government program, or otherwise unable to pay for medically-necessary care based on their household financial situation. Consistent with its mission to deliver compassionate, high-quality, affordable health care services and to advocate for those who are poor and vulnerable, SCLHS strives to ensure that the financial ability of people who need health care services does not prevent them from seeking or receiving care.
SCLHS will provide, without discrimination, care of emergency medical conditions to individuals regardless of their ability to pay or their eligibility for financial assistance or for government assistance.
Financial assistance shall be provided to patients who meet program qualifications and reside within the SCLHS service areas. Financial assistance shall be provided, without discrimination, to patients from outside the SCLHS service areas, who otherwise qualify for the program, and who present with an urgent, emergent or life-threatening condition.
SCLHS will use the most current Federal Poverty Guidelines to determine eligibility under its financial assistance policy. Patients qualifying for financial assistance may receive fully discounted care or pay a discounted fee under this policy. A medical hardship provision extends financial assistance to patients with incomes above the financial assistance eligibility threshold and medical bills that exceed a threshold percentage of the patient's household income.
This financial assistance policy complies with applicable federal, state, and local laws. Financial assistance is extended with the expectation that patients will cooperate with SCLHS procedures for applying for such financial assistance or other forms of payment. They will also contribute to the cost of their care according to their ability to pay. Individuals with the financial capacity to purchase health insurance shall be encouraged to do so, as a means of assuring access to health care services, for their overall personal health, and for the protection of their individual assets.
Access to insurance or Medicaid coverage will expand significantly in January 2014 through the federal and state Health Exchanges. It is expected that any uninsured patient cooperate with SCLHS in determining the availability of Medicaid or insurance coverage.
Accordingly, this written policy:
This policy applies to all SCLHS hospital facilities including but not limited to:
In order to manage its resources responsibility and to allow SCLHS to provide the appropriate level of assistance to persons in need, the SCLHS Board of Directors establishes the following financial aid guidelines.
For the purpose of this policy, the following terms are defined:
Discounted Care: Financial assistance that provides care at a discounted fee to eligible patients with annualized family incomes between amounts equal to or greater than 200% but less than or equal to 400% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines. This type of financial assistance waives the patient financial obligation, with the exception of a flat fee copayment, for medical services provided by SCLHS. Eligible patients will receive discounted care with a flat fee copayment. The Discounted Care flat fee copayment charge is outlined in Attachment B.
Eligibility Determination Period: For purposes of determining financial assistance eligibility, SCLHS will review annual family income from the prior six-month period and/or the prior tax year as shown by recent pay stubs or income tax returns and other information. Proof of earnings may be determined by annualizing the year-to-date family income, taking into consideration the current earnings rate.
Eligibility Qualification Period: Patients determined to be eligible shall be granted financial assistance for a period of six months. Financial assistance will also be applied to eligible accounts incurred for services received six months prior to the financial assistance application date.
Emergency medical conditions: As defined within the meaning of section 1867 of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. 1395dd), SCLHS treats persons from outside of an SCLHS service area if there is an emergent, urgent, or life-threatening condition. Effective Date: October 1, 2013
Family: As defined by the U.S. Census Bureau, a group of two or more people who reside together and who are related by birth, marriage or adoption. If a patient claims a dependent on their income tax return, according to the Internal Revenue Service rules, that individual may be considered a dependent for the purposes of determining eligibility. Any and all resources of the household are considered together to determine eligibility under the SCLHS financial assistance policy.
Family Income: Family Income is determined using the U.S. Census Bureau definition when determining eligibility based on the Federal Poverty Guidelines.
A person's family income includes the income of all adult family members. For patients under 18 years of age, family income includes that of the parents and/or step-parents, unmarried or domestic partners, or caretaker relatives.
Federal Poverty Guidelines: Federal Poverty Guidelines are updated annually in the Federal Register by the United States Department of Health and Human Services under authority of subsection (2) of Section 9902 of Title 42 of the United States Code. Current guidelines can be referenced at http://aspe.hhs.gov/POVERTY/
Financial Assistance: Assistance provided to patients for whom it would be a financial hardship to fully pay the expected out-of-pocket expenses for medically-necessary services provided by SCLHS and who meet the eligibility criteria for such assistance.
Fully Discounted (No Charge) Care: A 100% waiver of patient financial obligation resulting from medical services provided by SCLHS. Uninsured and underinsured patients with annualized family incomes not in excess of 200% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines will be eligible for fully discounted care.
Guarantor: An individual other than the patient who is responsible for payment of the patient's bill.
Gross Charges: The total charges at the organization's full established rates for the provision of patient care services before deductions from revenue are applied.
Medical Hardship: Financial assistance that provides a discount based on a sliding scale, to eligible patients with annualized family income in excess of 400% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines, but not exceeding $200,000, and financial obligations resulting from medical services provided by any SCLHS entity or provider that exceed 20% of annualized family income.
Medically Necessary: As defined by Medicare as services or items reasonable and necessary for the diagnosis or treatment of illness or injury.
Presumptive Charity: Determination of eligibility for financial assistance based upon socio-economic information specific to the patient that is gathered from market sources.
Reasonable Payment Plan: An extended payment plan that is negotiated between SCLHS and patient for any patient out-of-pocket fees. The payment plan shall take into account the patient's income and assets, the amount owed and any prior payments.
Uninsured Patient: An individual having no third-party coverage by a commercial third-party insurer, an ERISA plan, a Federal Health Care Program (including without limitation Medicare, Medicaid, SCHIP and CHAMPUS), Worker's Compensation, or other third party assistance to assist with meeting his/her payment obligations.
Underinsured Patient: An individual, with private or public insurance coverage, for whom it would be a financial hardship to fully pay the expected out-of-pocket expenses for medical services provided by SCLHS.
Services and goods eligible under this financial assistance policy include the following:
Services not eligible for financial support include the following:
Financial assistance shall be extended to patients, or a patient's guarantor, in accordance with the SCLHS mission and values. Eligibility for financial assistance shall be considered for those individuals who are uninsured, underinsured and unable to pay for their care, based upon a determination of financial need in accordance with this Policy. When determining patient eligibility, SLCHS does not take into account race, gender, age, sexual orientation, religious affiliation, social or immigrant status, or age of the patient's account.
SCLHS shall provide financial assistance to patients, or a patient's guarantor, in compliance with federal, state and local laws. Financial assistance shall be based on financial need and shall not take into account race, ethnicity, religion, creed, gender, age, social or immigration status, sexual orientation or insurance status.
Applicants for financial assistance are responsible for applying to public programs for available coverage. They are also expected to pursue public or private health insurance payment options for care provided by SCLHS. The patient's, or a patient's guarantor's, cooperation in applying for applicable programs and identifiable funding sources, including COBRA coverage (a federal law allowing for a time-limited extension of health care benefits), shall be required. If SCLHS determines that COBRA coverage is possible, and the patient is not a Medicare or Medicaid beneficiary, the patient or patient's guarantor, shall provide SCLHS with information necessary to determine the monthly COBRA premium. They will be expected to cooperate with SCLHS staff to determine whether they qualify for SCLHS COBRA premium assistance, which may be offered for a limited time to assist in securing insurance coverage.
Patients, or patients' guarantors, who do not cooperate in applying for programs that may pay for their health care services, may be denied financial assistance. SCLHS shall make affirmative efforts to help a patient or patient's guarantor, apply for public and private programs.
In accordance with FEDERAL EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT AND LABOR ACT (EMTALA) regulations, no patients shall be screened for financial assistance or payment information prior to the rendering of services in emergency situations.
The Federal Poverty Guidelines shall be used for determining a patient's eligibility for financial assistance. Eligibility for financial assistance will be based on a combination of family income and assets.
Fully Discounted (No Charge) Care: For eligible services, fully discounted care will be provided to a patient, or patient's guarantor, meeting the following criteria:
Discounted Care with Flat Fee Copayment: For eligible services, care will be discounted and a patient, or patient's guarantor, charged a flat fee, providing that they meet the following criteria:
The flat fee co-payment charge on the fees outlined in Attachment B shall not exceed the average Medicare rate for any eligible service provided.
Medical Hardship: While financial assistance is typically provided in accordance with the established criteria, it is recognized that there may occasionally be a need for granting additional support based on extenuating circumstances.
For eligible services, discounted care will be provided to a patient, or patient's guarantor, meeting the following criteria:
Patient, or patient's guarantor, meeting eligibility criteria for medical hardship shall have their SCLHS charges adjusted to the lower of 1) the average Medicare rate or 2) 20% of their annual family income. This charge adjustment will apply for all medical services qualified under this provision during a calendar year.
Uninsured Discount: Patients ineligible for financial assistance and having no third-party coverage for medically-necessary services provided by SCLHS will be considered for a discount as covered by the SCLHS Uninsured Discount Policy.
Payment Plans: A reasonable, no-interest, short-term payment plan will be established between SCLHS and the patient, or patient's guarantor, for any balance remaining after the cost of care has been discounted under the financial assistance policy. The term of the payment plan shall not exceed 24 months.
SCLHS care sites shall provide individuals requesting emergency care, or those for whom a representative has made a request if the patient is unable, a medical screening examination to determine whether an emergency medical condition exists. SCLHS care sites will not delay examination and treatment to inquire about methods of payment or insurance coverage, or a patient's citizenship or legal status.
SCLHS care sites shall treat an individual with an emergency medical condition until the condition is resolved or stabilized and the patient is able to provide self-care following discharge, or if unable, can receive needed continual care. Inpatient care will be provided at an equal level for all patients, regardless of ability to pay. SCLHS care sites will not discharge a patient with an emergency medical condition prior to stabilization if the patient's insurance is canceled or otherwise discontinues payment during course of stay.
If a SCLHS hospital does not have the capability to treat the emergency medical condition, it will make an appropriate transfer of the patient to another hospital with such capability.
The amounts to be collected from uninsured patients eligible for discounted care shall not exceed the average Medicare rate. No patients found eligible for financial assistance will be billed gross charges for eligible services while covered under the SCLHS financial assistance policy.
Financial assistance eligibility determinations will be made based on the SCLHS policy and an assessment of financial need. Uninsured and underinsured patients will be informed of the financial assistance policy and the process for submitting an application. Patients, or patients' guarantors, have a responsibility to cooperate in applying for financial assistance by providing information and documentation on family size, income and assets.
SCHLS will first make reasonable efforts to explain the benefits of Medicaid and other available public and private programs to patients, or patients' guarantors, and make available to them information on those programs that may provide coverage for services. SCHLS will make affirmative efforts to help patients, or a patients' guarantors, apply for public programs, private programs and COBRA coverage, for which they may qualify and that may assist them in obtaining and paying for health care services. Patients identified as potentially eligible will be expected to apply for such programs.
Information on external coverage and the financial assistance policy of SCLHS will be communicated to patients in a manner that is easy to understand, culturally appropriate and in the most prevalent languages used in their communities.
Application and Documentation: All applicants must complete the SCLHS Financial Assistance application form and provide requested documents when applying for financial assistance (see #3 below). Documentation may include:
This SCLHS policy provides for the protection of a minimum of $10,000 in cash and investments, equity in a primary residence up to a level of value consistent with homestead exemption under the bankruptcy law protections of the state in which the care site operates, one automobile per family, retirement plan accounts, irrevocable trusts for burial purposes, and/or Federal and State administered college savings plans.
All other assets will be considered available for payment of health care expenditures. The SCLHS financial assistance application form must be completed and documentation provided in order for a request to be considered. Financial assistance applications are to be submitted to the following offices:
Reference Attachment A for a listing of all SCLHS hospital locations.
Requests for financial assistance shall be processed promptly, and SCLHS shall notify the patient or applicant in writing within 30 days of receipt of a completed application. If denied eligibility for any of the financial assistance offered by SCLHS, the patient may re-apply whenever there has been a change of income or status. A financial assistance application may also be re-submitted at subsequent times of service if the most recent financial assistance determination was made more than one year prior.
SCLHS recognizes that not all patients, or patients' guarantors, are able to complete the financial assistance application or provide requisite documentation. Financial counselors are available at each care site to assist any individual seeking application assistance. For patients, or patients' guarantors, who are unable to provide required documentation but meet certain financial need criteria, SCLHS may grant financial assistance. In particular, presumptive eligibility may be determined on the basis of individual life circumstances that may include:
For patients, or their guarantors, who are non-responsive to the SCLHS application process, other sources of information may be used to make an individual assessment of financial need. This information will enable SCHLS to make an informed decision on the financial need of non-responsive patients.
For the purpose of helping financially needy patients, SCLHS may utilize a third-party to review a patient's, or the patient's guarantor, information to assess financial need. This review utilizes a health care industry-recognized, predictive model that is based on public record databases. The model incorporates public record data to calculate a socio-economic and financial capacity score. The model's rule set is designed to assess each patient to the same standards and is calibrated against historical financial assistance approvals for the SCLHS. The predictive model enables SCLHS to assess whether a patient is characteristic of other patients who have historically qualified for financial assistance under the traditional application process.
Information from the predictive model may be used by SCLHS to grant presumptive eligibility to, or relax some of, the documentation requirements for patients or their guarantors. In cases where there is an absence of information provided directly by the patient, and after efforts to confirm coverage availability, the predictive model provides a systematic method to grant presumptive eligibility to financially needy patients.
In the event a patient does not qualify under the presumptive rule set, the patient may still provide requisite information and be considered under the traditional financial assistance application process.
Patient accounts granted presumptive eligibility status will be adjusted accordingly. These accounts will be reclassified under the financial assistance policy. The discount provided will not be sent to collection and will not be included in SCLHS bad debt expense.
Presumptive screening provides a community benefit by enabling SCLHS to systematically identify financially needy patients, reduce administrative burdens and provide financial assistance to patients and the guarantors, some of whom not have been responsive to the financial assistance application process.
Financial assistance determinations will be made according to the approved policy and in a manner that reflects financial stewardship and social responsibility. Adjustments will follow the levels as established in the SCLHS policy.
Every effort will be made to determine a patient, or patient's guarantor, eligibility prior to, or at the time of, admission or service. However, determination for financial support can be made during any stage of the patient's stay after stabilization of medical condition or during the collection cycle.
Determination for SCLHS financial assistance will be made after all efforts to qualify the patient for other public or private programs have been exhausted. If other avenues of financial support are being pursued, SCLHS will communicate with the patient, or patient's guarantor, regarding the process and expected timeline for determination and shall not attempt collection efforts while such determination is being made.
Requests for financial assistance shall be processed promptly, and SCLHS shall notify the patient or applicant in writing within 30 days of receipt of a completed application. If eligibility is approved, the patient will be granted financial assistance for a period of six months. Financial assistance will also be applied to all eligible accounts incurred for services received six months prior to application date.
If denied eligibility for any of the financial assistance offered by SCLHS, a patient, or patient's guarantor, may re-apply whenever there has been a change of income or status. A financial assistance application may also be re-submitted at subsequent times of service if the most recent financial assistance determination was made more than one year prior.
SCLHS will make information readily available on its financial assistance polices or programs. Such information will be posted on the SCLHS and care site websites. Notices on the availability of financial assistance will be posted in emergency departments, urgent care centers, admitting and registration departments and patient financial services offices that are located on facility campuses, and at other locations that SCLHS deems appropriate. The notices in the care sites will be posted conspicuously. The signs and other information on financial assistance will be in English and in any other language that is the primary language of at least (a certain 20%) of the patients served annually by the specific care site.
In addition to the methods noted above, SCLHS will make financial assistance policies or program summaries available to appropriate community health and human services agencies and other organizations that assist people in need. Financial assistance information, including a contact number, shall be included in patient bills and through oral communication with uninsured and potentially underinsured patients. Notification about financial assistance will also be included in the SCLHS Conditions of Admission form. SCLHS will provide financial counseling to patients about their SCLHS bills and will make the availability of such counseling known. It is the responsibility of the patient or the patient's guarantor to schedule assistance with a financial counselor.
Information on the SCLHS financial assistance policy will be made available to care site staff. SCLHS will educate associates who work closely with patients (including those working in patient registration and admitting, financial assistance, customer service, billing and collections) about financial assistance and collection policies and practices. Referral of patients for financial assistance may be made by any SCLHS associate or medical staff, including physicians, nurses, financial counselors, social workers, case managers, chaplains and religious sponsors.
A request for financial assistance may be made by a patient, a patient's guarantor, a family member, close friend or associate of the patient, subject to applicable privacy laws. SCLHS will also respond to any oral or written requests for more information on the financial assistance policy made by a patient or any interested party.
Patients may seek a review from SCLHS in the event of a dispute over the application of this financial assistance policy. Patients denied financial assistance may also appeal their eligibility determination.
Disputes and appeals may be filed by contacting the care site's Chief Financial Officer. The basis for the dispute or appeal should be in writing and submitted within six months of the patient's experience giving rise to the dispute or notification of the decision on financial assistance eligibility.
Refer to Attachment A for a listing of SCLHS hospital locations for the submission of any disputes or appeals.
SCLHS will document any and all financial assistance, whether fully discounted (no charge) care, discounted care or medical hardship in order to maintain proper controls and meet all internal and external compliance requirements.
SCLHS will make certain efforts to provide uninsured patients with information about our financial assistance policy, such as including a summary of it with billing statements, before SCLHS or our collection vendors take certain actions to collect payment. SCLHS collection policies shall comply with federal and state regulations and laws governing health care billing and collections. No documentation information obtained through the application process will be used for collection actions.
No extraordinary collection actions will be pursued against any patient within 150 days of issuing the initial bill or without first making reasonable efforts to determine whether that patient is eligible for financial assistance. Reasonable efforts shall include, but not be limited to, validating that the patient owes the unpaid bills and that all sources of third-party payments have been identified and billed SCLHS. Reasonable efforts also include a prohibition on collection actions pursued against an uninsured patient (or one likely to be underinsured) until the patient has been made aware of the care site's financial assistance policy and has had the opportunity to apply for it or has availed themselves of a reasonable payment plan. The care sites will refrain from extraordinary collection actions against a patient if s/he provides documentation that s/he has applied for health care coverage under Medicaid, or other publicly-sponsored health care programs.
The SCLHS policy regarding care for emergency medical conditions prohibits demanding payment prior to receiving services or permitting collection activities that could interfere with provision of emergency medical care.
The SCLHS policy requires that information on financial assistance be included in all statements sent to patients informing them of any outstanding balance due. Additionally, the care sites and/or care sites business associates shall contact non-responsive patients, using oral and written means of communication, to inform them of outstanding balances owed and to discuss eligibility for financial assistance or reasonable payment options.
As outlined in separate billing and collection policy, SCLHS may pursue collection actions against patients found ineligible for financial assistance, patients who received discounted care or medical hardship discounts but are no longer cooperating in good faith to pay the remaining balance, or patients who have established payment plans but are not in accordance with the payment plan. All collection practices of SCLHS follow the Fair Debt Collection Practice Act as amended by Public Law 104-208, 110 Stat. 3009.
In implementing this policy, SCLHS management and facilities shall comply with all other federal, state and local laws, rules and regulations that may apply to activities conducted pursuant to this policy.
The following care sites are not covered by this policy:
The SCLHS financial assistance policy is subject to periodic review. Any changes to the policy must be approved by the SCLHS Board of Directors.
1233 North 30th StreetBillings, MT 59101406-237-7000
Follow us on Facebook
Follow us on Twitter


text:
The CMU/UMC Connection
CMU Sunday: CMU sponsors 2 UMC Sundays each year in the Missouri Conference. CMU averages over 20 UMCs in both the Fall and Spring semesters, all staffed by CMU faculty, staff, administration, alumni, and trustees. The next CMU Sunday is on February 23, 2014. A CMU Sunday does not have to be limited to these two days, but can be scheduled on request. UMCs who are interested in participating in a CMU Sunday should contact: Michael D. Pope, UMC liaison, at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 660-248-6390.
United Methodist Day: Central Methodist University hosts United Methodist Day, one in the fall and one in the spring, recognizing members of area United Methodist churches with a special event. The next UMC Day will be on Saturday, February 27, 2013 (Senior Day) when CMU's women's and men's basketball teams will host Graceland University at 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. respectively. Contact Sherry Wells at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 660-248-6346 to get your church on the guest list.
CMU Leadership Institute: The CMU Leadership Institute brings together both clergy and laity from United Methodist congregations for a day of learning and fellowship. At the event, guests will hear pastors, bishops, seminary professors and other professionals speak about topics of interest to church leaders. This year, May 13, 2014, will be the Seventh Annual CMU Leadership Institute with senior pastor Paul Rasmussen from Highland Park UMC in Dallas, Texas. For more information call Michael Pope at 660-248-6390 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Interested in CMU?
Take the next step and schedule a visit to our Fayette campus and Apply to CMU.
Find out how CMU can help you pay for school with the United Methodist Half-Tuition Scholarship.
Think about what you'd like to major in, including Religion or Religion and Church Leadership.
Check out ways to get involved on campus in a student organization or through campus ministry.
Keep up-to-date with what is going on at CMU on the Event Calendar.
Other Links
General Board of Higher Education and Ministry
United Methodist Higher Education Foundation
Missouri United Methodist Foundation
Missouri Conference of the United Methodist Church
United Methodist Church
Have questions? Contact Michael D. Pope, UMC liaison, by email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 877-CMU-1854 x58390 or directly at 660-248-6390.


text:
Get the latest news on the current case.
Vote and earn Case Credits
What should Shaw's killer be charged with?
Discuss your answer
Guest, you have 0 Case Credits.
Create a free account and earn Case Credits. If you already have an account, log in to see your current Case Credits. Redeem 200 Case Credits for a 30-day paid subscription.
Learn more about the benefits of paid subscriptions.
Crime Scene
3440 N 16th St, Suite #4
Phoenix, AZ 85016
Voice (623) 565-8573
Fax (602)-274-7280


text:
Goddard Education Alumni Retreat (GEAR)
Mon, 07/15/2013 (All day) to Thu, 07/18/2013 (All day)
Goddard College, 123 Pitkin Road
Plainfield, VT
Re-energize your spirit at the Goddard Education Alumni Retreat (GEAR), July 15-18, 2013. One of the highlights of this year's GEAR is an UNCONFERENCE on the theme,
Progressive Education in Action: Passions and Challenges, where everyone will have a voice in the conference topics and sessions.
Beyond the Unconference, you will attend three nights and two days of the EDU July residency, participating in residency workshops, roundtable conversations with fellow alumni and current students, an advisory session with Program Director Sue Fleming, as well as earning a certificate for 20 hours of professional development.
We have planned this to keep the expenses at a minimum, and there is some room to camp on Scott Harris' property. Space is limited; reservations will be confirmed on a first-come, first-serve basis.
We hope you can join us this summer! Please see below for registration details.
GODDARD EDUCATION ALUMNI RETREAT (GEAR) details:
- Two full days, three nights;
- To provide a space and time for alumni to connect with like-minded educators for professional development and renewal;
- To contribute to the current students' experience;
- To receive a Certificate of 20 hours for Professional Development;
- Join an advisory session with Program Director Sue Fleming;
- Participate in Goddard's adopted model of the UNCONFERENCE: Progressive Education in Action: Passions and Challenges on Wednesday from 9 to 5 pm;Wednesday night residency celebration: local band and dance!
- $150: Registration with 8 meals: Monday dinner - Thursday breakfast, no housing.
- $275: Registration with 8 meals and 3 nights on-campus housing, double room; limited space.
- $350: Registration with 8 meals and 3 nights on-campus housing, single room; limited space.
How to Register:
- CLICK HERE to register for GEAR: Goddard Education Alumni Retreat
Contribute to Unconference Workshop Ideas here: GEAR Ideas.
(Visit this web page for info on off-campus housing).
For more information or if you have any questions, please contact Education & Licensure Program Director Susan Fleming .


text:
Library to Launch Service Quality Survey
Shoen Library's service quality survey, to arrive in inboxes beginning November 4, 2013, will help inform decisions about the library's service and support for on-campus and online students.
Advanced Search | eJournals A-Z | Summit Catalog | RefWorks
Improve your search experience by signing in. Shoen Library offers a wide range of print and online resources, and you extend your reach by signing in!
Databases A-Z | Databases by Subject
Academic Search Complete by Ebscohost | How to Search ASC
Business Source Complete by Ebscohost | How to Search BSC
Students in the Graduate Department of Interdisciplinary Studies and the Graduate Department of Religious Studies are eligible to provide a digital copy of a thesis for the collection. About
Marylhurst Digital Thesis Collection
Since opening at Marylhurst University in 1980, The Art Gym has published exhibition catalogs for featured artists of the Pacific Northwest.
The Art Gym Exhibition Catalogs
The online learning resources feature a variety of digital formats including streaming video, visual images, streaming music and interactive language learning.
Instructors may have materials set aside in the library for short-term use by students.
How to Use Academic Search Complete (Flash)
How to Use Business Source Complete (Flash)
How to Find Company Information (Flash)
How to Use RefWorks (Flash)
Get Flash
Shoen Library Quick Reference Guides
APA Style, 6th Edition
The library will be open until 6 pm on Fridays AND Saturdays to better accommodate the schedules of students attending weekend classes. Click here to see the weekly schedule
Shoen Library's service quality survey, to arrive in inboxes beginning November 4, 2013, will help inform decisions about the library's service and support for on-campus and online students.
For this year's Portland Society for Calligraphy member exhibition, members were invited to create an artwork using the words of William Stafford a...
Memoirist Justin Hocking will read from his debut memoir, The Great Floodgates of the Wonderworld (Graywolf Press). His writing has appeared in T...
You are cordially invited to attend an all-student reading/exhibition by the participants in the 2014 show:tell: teen writers/artists workshop. T...
We add new books, recordings and journals to our collection every month.
At Shoen Library, we're always looking for ways to better serve you.


text:
All Items : Postcards : White Border : Pre 1950 item #403901 (stock #Postcd161)
Moments In Time
This vintage postcard shows a view of Hendrick Memorial Hospital located in Abilene, Texas.
From research, I have determined the number code in the lower right hand corner that the postcard is dated 1943.
The postcard is in good condition with some minor wear to the corners. The back side is unused and has darkened slightly due to age.
Please include $1.00 for shipping in the U.S...
All Items : Scientific and Medical : Pre 1950 item #376294 (stock #Ad83)
Moments In Time
This is a vintage advertisement dated April, 1945, for Air Reduction Company, Inc. of New York. "Invisible Aides to the Men in White."
The reverse side features advertising for Ampro Corporation of Chicago – Your Postwar 8mm. Projector, Sandiego City and Country of Southern California, MaicoCompany, Inc. – Maico Hearing Aids, and Heisey's Crystal.
The page measures 6 7/8" x 10"...


text:
863 members30 Likes
Started this discussion. Last reply by Andrea Bauer Apr 11, 2013. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Hi,I made praline paste today for a specific recipe and have some extra. How do I store it? Room temperature? Fridge? Freezer? Thanks,Andrea Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Andrea Bauer May 29, 2011. 5 Replies 0 Likes
I am thinking of adding another piece if equipment to all of my kitchen gear. I am thinking of either a Robot Coupe or a Thermamix. I want to use it primarily for making marzipan and ganaches,…Continue
Started Nov 12, 2010 0 Replies 0 Likes
I am interested to learn how to price chocolates for both wholesale and retail sale. I have priced other types of products in the past but have no idea to account for the variables between different…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Andrea Bauer Jun 19, 2010. 4 Replies 0 Likes
Hi, I have an upcoming trip to Zurich and have been looking into chocolate-related places to visit. It appears that the Lindt factory chocolate tour is closed so I am looking for other suggestions. …Continue
© 2014 Created by Clay Gordon.


text:
Am I able to take images from outside of aeroplane thru it's window?
Usually I choose a seat near to a window in order to see outside.
Sometimes I see lots of nice clouds and love to take image of them, but not sure if I can use my compact digi camera or not?
Do you have any info about it?
please help me. thanks
Am I able to take images from outside of aeroplane thru it's window?
Well, it's possible, but I don't think you'll get high quality images. You'd be shooting through two panes of plexiglass, both of which will reflect light from inside the plane. Also, I seem to remember that the windows are polarized (I could be wrong about that). Even so, I'd say go for it. You certainly have nothing to lose. Any image that captures a memory is worth trying for.....
When I was searching through amazon.com to find some good photography books, I came across one by Julieanne Kost that is all about shooting through airplane windows. (I didn't buy it.) So if you do an internet search for her or "photography through airplane window" you'll find lots of interesting sites on the topic. One mentions that you may have to play with the colour and saturation in your 'digital darkroom' but it's very interesting!
I'll be experimenting on my flights to/from Iceland & Greenland this summer!
Yes, but the results may not be the highest quality. You need to use as wide a lens as possible and put the front of the lens hood right up against the glass to aviod reflections. Shutter speed should be fast enough to counter vibration.
Here's a color infrared image I shot with a 2 megapixel camera:
|More Articles


text:
Puspa Wati in her kitchen-garden.
Last Updated: 16 November 2011
WiFi is available throughout the Museum
Contact forms
+61 (0)2 9320 6000
6 College St Sydney,
NSW 2010 Australia
Staff Finder
Become a Member for free admission, a quarterly magazine and more.
Subscribe to our newsletters for the latest events, offers and information.


text:
Preparing for Advising
PCC's advisors and counselors are here to help you find your way through the sometimes-confusing array of options, challenges and requirements throughout your education.
Counselors provide assistance in college procedures, general study skills and personal concerns and crises.
Advisors help with college procedures for classes, majors, unofficial degree checks and transferring. They can help you select classes to reach your educational goal, as well as provide unofficial transcript checks or graduation/degree progress checks. You should meet with an advisor at least once a semester.
Meeting with a Counselor or Advisor
Knowing what you wish to get out of your meeting with an advisor or counselor helps them help you. There are some basic steps that will help you get the most out of your meeting. After making an appointment with an advisor, get prepared by
- reviewing program options through the online programs section of this website.
- determining which campus offers the specific program you want to take.
Bring to your appointment
- a list of questions.
- important educational documents, including college assessment scores and all college transcripts.
- a list of courses you would like to take.


text:
Desert Hart
Información de escena
Desert Hart : Adam Hart, Rick Matthews, Nick Chevalier
- Puesto al dia : 2001-06-01 |
- Longitud : 20:18 min |
- Tamaño : 220 MB |
- Imágenes : 8 |
- Vistas : 2587 |
Adam Hart eyes Nick Chevalier and Rick Matthews making out by the pool, then quickly joins in the fun. The two young men immediately dive for Adam's cock, each sucking the hardened rod of this desert golden boy. The swallow his dick, gulping his balls into their mouths, burying their tongues insise his crack. Then the trio quickly goo inside to the gym and continue the full body workout. Adam breaks a ssweat as he face-fucks Nick and Rick. The three men form a daiy chain with Adam fucking Rick while sucking Nick's stiff cock. Then they swing into different positions...Adam jams his cock deep in his buddies' asses and blows his load over their faces.
Recommended Scenes
Perfect Summer : Jon King, Casey Jordan, Robert Harris, Tom Rucker
Actualizada el: 11-01-2005
Touch Me : Race Jensen, Steve Hammond, Casey Jordan
Actualizada el: 12-01-2005
Flashpoint: Hot As Hell : Steve Fox, Scott Baldwin, Jackson Phillips, Steve Harper
Actualizada el: 07-01-2010
Manhandlers : Jeremy Penn, Jordan West, Bryan Williams, Eric Stone, Jeff Palmer
Actualizada el: 06-01-2005
Mercury Rising : Travis Wade, Noel Hardwick, Nick Ford, Eric Hanson
Actualizada el: 07-01-2010
French Connections, Part 1: Temptation : Colby Taylor, Virgil Sainclair, Nick Chevalier
Actualizada el: 06-01-2003


text: Over the Memorial Day weekend, I took three of my grandkids to the Buffalo River State Park, which is near our farm. The twins are 4-years-old and their brother is 8. We had a grand time throwing rocks in the river, catching frogs off a sandbar and wading in the water. About the only downside to the day was the color of the water. It had rained pretty heavily the night before and the river was brown with silt. The Buffalo River runs through some good Red River Valley farmland. But the corn…Continue Reading


text:
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Certificate of Insurance?
A certificate of insurance is a document, signed by an insurance agent or company, which outlines the types and limits of insurance carried by a vendor, contractor or other party with whom we have entered into an agreement.
What will I find on a Certificate of Insurance?
- The name of the insurance agent or broker;
- The identity of the "Named Insured" that purchased the policy;
- The insurer providing the coverage;
- The types and amount of the coverage; and
- The effective dates of the policy.
When do we need them?
Anytime an outside party is providing a type of good or service for use, doing any work or occupying any property on behalf of Coastal Carolina University.
Why are Certificates important?
A Certificate of Insurance is an official means of ensuring the outside party is in compliance with the terms of our agreements and Coastal Carolina University's interests are protected. It also provides information about the vendor/contractor's insurance company in order to file a claim if necessary.
Whenever the University hires a vendor or contractor or allows an outside group to use any University facility, something can go wrong and someone may get hurt. You can help protect Coastal Carolina University from liability by requiring a Certificate of Insurance from that entity's insurance carrier. The certificate proves the vendor/contractor or group is insured by a financially stable company and that it carries adequate amounts of insurance for the activity or service.
Please note: A Certificate of Insurance may not be enough protection for contracts/ agreements that have significant risks or last for extended periods, such as those for construction, transportation services, or a children's camp for example. To ensure compliance with Coastal Carolina University's Policies and Procedures on contracts requiring proof of insurance, liability risks and issues or any questions that you may have, please call the Office of Risk Management at 843-349-6448 for clarification.
What does "Additional Insured" mean?
When Coastal Carolina University is listed as an additional insured, it means that Coastal Carolina University's interests are protected under the insurance policies purchased by the outside party with respect to any work, product, etc., provided to us by the outside party. It allows us to "bypass" our own insurance and use the insurance provided by the outside party. It would also grant Coastal Carolina University rights to coverage for losses arising out of the services or products that the vendor supplies.
It is vital that Coastal Carolina University ALWAYS be endorsed as an additional insured on all general, auto, and umbrella liability policies purchased by the outside parties.
Where should these certificates go?
A copy should be kept by your department, and a copy sent to the Office of Risk Management for review.
What if Coastal Carolina University is requested to provide a Certificate of Insurance?
When an outside party is requesting a certificate of insurance from Coastal Carolina University, please use the Certificate Request Form. Forward all completed certificate requests to firstname.lastname@example.com or fax to the Office of Risk Management(843-349-2384) for processing. Please allow 3 to 5 days for processing.
Who do I contact if I have questions?
Contact the Office of Risk Management at: 843-349-6448


text:
Fender is very proud to introduce the Johnny Marr signature Jaguar® guitar. Marr is best known, of course, as the strikingly dynamic and influential anti-hero guitarist-arranger-all-around-musical-wunderkind behind Manchester quartet the Smiths, which virtually redefined and ruled U.K. pop throughout the 1980s. A master of melody, layering and texture, Marr has always brought his own instantly identifiable ringing, jangling genius to the proceedings, as he has done in post-Smiths stints with The The, Electronic, the Pretenders and Johnny Marr and the Healers, and right up to the present with Modest Mouse, the Cribs and innumerable guest appearances.
The Johnny Marr signature Jaguar is a fantastically non-standard version of the model that is as distinctive as the sounds Marr wrings from it, with a wealth of highly specialized features including custom-wound Bare Knuckle Johnny Marr single-coil neck and bridge pickups; custom-shaped maple neck based on Marr's 1965 Jaguar, with vintage-style truss rod, lacquer finish and Marr's signature on the front of the headstock; four-position blade-style pickup switch mounted to the lower-horn chrome plate (bridge, bridge and neck in parallel, neck, bridge and neck in series); two upper-horn slide switches (universal bright and pickup switch position four bright); Jaguar bridge with Mustang saddles, nylon bridge post inserts for improved stability, chrome cover and vintage-style floating tremolo tailpiece; and "taller" tremolo arm with arm-sleeve nylon insert to prevent arm swing.
You are welcome to praise or criticize the products you have purchased. However, please be specific in your comments as to why you like or dislike a product, so that it's helpful to others in their decision-making process. All reviews will be monitored, and normally posted within 1-2 business days. Please refrain from including phone numbers, addresses or URLs in your review. Also, we ask that you please do not post promotional content such as advertisements of any kind (including "for sale" ads), links to your music page or music video, or repeated posts that make the same point excessively. Fender reserves the right to reject publication, without notice, of any review due to content, language or other issues.
Note: currently we are only approving reviews written in English.
How do you rate this item?
Enter a title for your review:
Review this item:
Style of music you play:
Our moderation system is temporarily down so it may take a few days before we can approve your review. Rest assured, it has been received and will be made available as soon as possible. Please do not re-submit your review.
owns this item
owns Fender product(s)
As a fan of The Smiths, I was delighted to hear Johnny was going to be recognized with his own signature guitar. Apparently, Johnny has had this guitar in the works for awhile now, something carefully thought out rather than an afterthought of just slapping a name endorsement which so many other products seem to do these days.
Johnny's Jag ticked a lot of the boxes of what I was looking for. I only have one complaint - it's weighty. A smaller displeasure is how the Fender and Johnny's signature are stickers. For something this well constructed perhaps a laser etch into the head stock would have suited better. Nitrocellulose paint job is stunning but it chips and wears easily.
The neck profile is wide but not so much that it makes it unplayable for small hands. It does allow you do all those nice jangly accents Johnny is known for. The body is contoured from a Strat so has a much nicer thin chamber on the bass side. Johnny himself describes this as the best tremelo arm system on a Fender and he's right. It's exceptional and keeps its position where you leave it, and more importantly keeps the guitar in tune remarkably well. The highlight of this guitar though has to be the BareKnuckle pickups. Coupled with a universal bright switch plus an additional filter switch and a 4 position toggle for the pickup configuration, allows for a myriad of tonal possibilities.
The provided case is ordinary and the strap or additional set of strings is more out of necessity rather than usability.
ofey owns this item
I waited along time for the Marr release and read so many articles about the process behind the guitar. Bottom line it was worth the wait - and its a stunning guitar with some serious tone. The only change I make on my jags and jazzys is the Mastery bridge which seems to tame the beast and keeps strings where they should be - and adds a little string definition. With that one change - there's nothing to dislike about the guitar. Nice action, wonderful pickups and for me the neck feel is supberb. Some jags and jazzys can get too thin a profile for my taste and the Marr has just enough wood.
dblaine owns this item
I love Jaguars and Jazzmasters - after a childhood of Strat love, I got my first Jaguar and was hooked. I normally buy cheaper models but I saw the Johnny Marr Jag in the faded red/orange metallic in a store and had that moment where you just gaze at a guitar for hours in awe. I didn't even play it at the time but found I was desperate to own one - yeah shallow aesthetic desire, but I don't care - as it turns out, it's a beautiful sounding/playing instrument as well.
This is a Jaguar for people who want to love the Jaguar but find it irritating/too complex/too awkward. Now personally I love the dual circuit set up in standard Jaguars but the Johnny Marr upgrades are sensible and useful. To start the pickups are AWESOME and the humbucking option is just right for some sounds and makes this a super flexible instrument. The upgraded bridge and trem arm are sublime - the arm moves where you want and stays there and allows the lightest flutter or heaviest dive bomb and feels EXPENSIVE and never goes out of tune. The colour is beautiful and everyone asks me about it. The neck is just easy to play for chords, though I'm not used to the vintage style yet, it is very different, but very playable. The Low E is very close to the edge and can slip off if you are playing very heavy bends or downtuned - but that's not the forte of this guitar any way.
I really like how Johnny changed the dual circuit system but kept the chrome panels and put different strangle/treble switches on for the guitar and humbucker option - although very different to the regular Jag it does give a whole new range of sounds.
The case is great like most signature Fenders, the case candy is great, though I'd never use the strap or cable, it's nice to get them included. I did put on the free bridge cover as it's bling greatness.
The only changes I've made is to add straplocks, buy a great big Levy leather strap and replace the pickup selector knob with a staytrem chrome one.
auraboy owns this item
Owned this Jag for a few months now and find it hard to put down...both in words and onto its stand, the guitar is awesome. Building muscles though as this is quite a heavy guitar compared to the Strat.
The tones are excellent, so much so that I've not touched my strat since buying this and I've shelved my plans for a Shiflett Tele and a Gretsch semi that I was hankering after.
The bridge and saddles are great, the trem is great, the neck is great, the switch is great, the pups are great etc, etc, etc. It looks cooler than an original Jag and all the parts feel very high end. Don't particularly like the fender decal or marr sig, as it's a sticker over the nitro, shame they can't get a genuine signature on each one but I guess these musicians are busy boys. It just looks a bit of a cheap sticker, as does the skinny leather vintage strap that comes with it. I bought a fender vintage tweed which looks miles better. Johnny told me on twitter that he uses Souldier straps so might get one as it looks wicked in the brochure pics with the Olympic.
The action is quite high, I might lower it but I have gotten used to it and I don't think it's too bad a thing really, makes you more deliberate on fretting the notes and I feel my playing has therefore improved quite a bit.
The case is superb, cool blue plush velvet inside, salt and pepper Fender silver grey on outside.
Can't find a fault with this Jag, never giving this one up, it's a keeper, even just for its looks.
Ttshinykit owns this item
I was slightly apprehensive about buying this but boy, I'm so glad I did. This is hands down the best guitar I have ever owned. It has everything: superb playability, great tones, super cool looks and of course, Johnny Marr's signature on it.
Some of the sounds you can get out of this thing are amazing and it's not just the kind of tones you'd associate with a Jag. For instance, I was playing around with a small tube amp and a Boss Fender Bassman pedal and with both pickups on in series - Voodoo Child sound right there! I'd love to plug this thing into a real Bassman. You can also get Chic style funky Strat sounds, twangy Tele sounds, jangly Rickenbacker sounds and a fat humbucker type tone. Practically, all bases covered.
Tuning is very stable even with heavy tremolo use and all the hardware is excellent. As others have stated the case is fantastic. I can vouch for the finish being thin and slightly flaky but it's irrelevant to me.
A truly great guitar.
MCO7182 owns this item
Photos don't do this guitar justice. Metallic orange gives it a cool vintage look... and the hint of copper gives it rich overtones. The case - salt & pepper with black leather ends and a deep blue interior - is Fender's best looking case IMO. The fit and finish on the neck is amazing.. and the short scale combined with the vintage radius neck makes it the easiest guitar I've ever played. The tremolo system is by far Fender's smoothest. And the sound... It's like the classic Jag sound on steroids... fuller and without ever sounded thin. I also have more expensive vintage Strats and Teles... but this guitar is my favorite!
surgeon00 owns this item
I have been using the Jagumarr exclusively for 6 months now. It is absolutely the best guitar I have played. I easily second the opinions in the other reviews. My only qualm is the finish, specifically the Oly white. The first one Fender sent me had a couple chips already down to the wood , it also wasn't wired up and produced no sound, so it was sent back immediately in hopes for one in better condition. The second one Fender sent was in much better condition (albeit a different case interior and lower serial number!) but the guitar played phenomenally well so it was an easy decision to keep it. Now back to the finish. After about 2 months of play, the reverse side started getting long black marks down the finish simply from being in the case. The black would come off with cleaning, but there was still evident damage to the finish, the undersides, specifically "pressure points" where it may rest against your body or leg eventually started bubbling, causing very small, yet rough bumps in small areas. I had been told the finish was questionable when researching whether or not to buy it, so I knew what to expect. However EVERYONE I have talked to about this guitar has had problems with the finish. some people have experienced paint falling off in flake like patterns from use with rubber and foam padded stands. This seems to be much more of an issue with the Olympic white than it is with the Metallic KO. Luckily I have managed to avoid full paint chips like I have seen with other's as well as the first guitar sent to me (straight from Fender) however I bought the guitar to be a player, much more than a collectable, So I am sure in 10 years or so I will just refinish it in Shell Pink. Overall the guitar easily gets 5's due to Johnny Marr's design and the work he put into it.
Psyre owns this item
I bought my Johnny Marr Jag 5 days ago. I decided on this model after quite a lot of research and trying it out a couple of months before I was able to buy it. I love it! I have played many Jaguars over the years, owned a '64 for a while, and in my opinion, this model is hands down the best I've played. The build quality is every bit as good as my two custom shop Strats. The Metallic KO finish is impeccable. The first thing I did when I got home with it was slap on a set of 11's which really brought it to life. The amount of useful tones available is outstanding. The improvements to the bridge and vibrato make it very responsive and the tuning stability is as good as it gets. I'm playing it through my '65 Vibrolux Reverb and it sounds great in every style I throw at it. I never thought I would ever buy a "signature" model guitar, but every tweak Mr. Marr made to the design made it better. You owe it to yourself to try one out regardless of what style(s) of music you play.
rsilletto owns this item
I already had a Jaguar when I bought this one, but Johnny Marr really nailed it with his improvements to the classic Jaguar setup. The pickups are nice, the improved tremolo system works wonders and the 4-way switch is brilliant and looks cool to boot. This is my new main axe.
breun owns this item
Took receipt of this guitar in white last week, as a long standing Gibson player was blown away by the setup and finish of the guitar. Case is quality and the whole package feels like care has gone into it.
The guitar is very playable straight out the box, good finish and when plugged in sings. A wide variety of tones are available with the interesting but well thoughtout pickup selection. Certainly not just for those looking for the treble side of guitar playing.
EDDBUD owns this item
This is a monster of a guitar. There has been a lot of tweaking and development to make this a Jaguar which gives the best of the features without the annoyances. The short scale neck is probably the only thing that would put some people off - if you're use to a full size neck it feels a little small initially, but if you play this guitar as much as it deserves, you soon get use to size. The Bare Knuckle pick-ups and series switches give a lot of versatility in tonal sound - from the twangy surf sounds for which this guitar is famous to a kick-ass humbucker sound for a bit more punch.
It feels like a special guitar, it plays like special guitar, and it looks beautiful - the future as seen from the 60s. If they played guitars in Kubrick's 2001, they'd play these.
stumckeown1 owns this item
|Model Name:
|Johnny Marr Jaguar®, Rosewood Fingerboard, Olympic White
|Model Number:
|Olympic White
|Body Material:
|Body Finish:
|Body Shape:
|Neck Material:
|Neck Finish:
|Neck Shape:
|Custom Shape Based on Johnny's '65 Jaguar® Guitar
|Scale Length:
|24" (610 mm)
|Fingerboard Radius:
|7.25" (184.1 mm)
|Number of Frets:
|Fret Size:
|String Nut:
|Synthetic Bone
|Nut Width:
|1.650" (42 mm)
|Position Inlays:
|Truss Rods:
|Vintage-Style Heel Adjust
|Truss Rod Nut:
|Vintage-Style Slotted
|Neck Plate:
|4-Bolt Vintage-Style
|Bridge Pickup:
|Custom-Wound Bare Knuckle® Johnny Marr
|Neck Pickup:
|Custom-Wound Bareknuckle® Johnny Marr
|Master Volume, Master Tone
|Pickup Switching:
|4-Position Blade: Position 1. Bridge Pickup, Position 2. Bridge and Neck Pickups (In Parallel), Position 3. Neck Pickup, Position 4. Neck and Bridge Pickups (In Series)
|Pickup Configuration:
|Jaguar Bridge with Mustang Saddles and Vintage Style "Floating" Tremolo Tailpiece
|Hardware Finish:
|Bridge Cover:
|Includes Chrome Bridge Cover
|Tuning Machines:
|6-in-Line American Vintage
|3-Ply White
|Auxiliary Switching:
|2 Slide-Switches: Universal Bright Switch; Bright Switch for Blade Position 4
|Fender® USA 250R, NPS, (.010-.046 Gauges)
|Unique Features:
|Custom Wound Pickups, Artist Signature on front of headstock, Nylon Bridge Post Inserts for improved stability; Nylon Insert in Trem Arm Sleeve to prevent arm swing
|Included Accessories:
|Strap, cable, set of flatwound strings
Your Fender Profile is your golden ticket that grants you access to most of the cooler stuff going on here at Fender.com.
In order to prevent spam, we require you to create a Fender profile to submit reviews.


text:
Alternative Names
Bedbug bite; Bee sting; Bites – insects, bees, and spiders; Black widow spider bite; Brown recluse bite; Flea bite; Honey bee or hornet sting; Lice bites; Mite bite; Scorpion bite; Spider bite; Wasp sting; Yellow jacket sting
Definition of Insect bites and stings
Insect bites and stings can cause an immediate skin reaction. The bite from fire ants and the sting from bees, wasps, and hornets are usually painful. Bites caused by mosquitoes, fleas, and mites are more likely to cause itching than pain.
The nonemergency symptoms vary according to the type of insect and the individual. Most people have localized pain, redness, swelling, or itching. You may also feel burning, numbness, or tingling.
Jacob L. Heller, MD, MHA, Emergency Medicine, Virginia Mason Medical Center, Seattle, Washington. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc. – 1/13/2010


text:
Research Institutes
Explore this Section
Welcome to EPSAM
Welcome to EPSAM, Research Institute for the Environment, Physical Sciences and Applied Mathematics. The Institute is composed of more than 80 academic staff and contract research staff and more than 60 postgraduate researchers across a spectrum of science from Fire Ecology to Stellar Astrophysics.
The Institute seeks to promote interdisciplinary synergies and collaboration both internally and externally and has a wealth of experience of Research Council funded, Industrial and Charity funded research grants and contracts.
The Institute can bring this experience and breadth of vision to bear on your research problem and it is our goal to obtain sustainable, renewable solutions wherever possible.
Director : Prof. Pat Bailey
Tel. 01782 734583
Email : firstname.lastname@example.com
Deputy Director : Dr. Jacco van Loon
Tel. 01782 733331
Email : email@example.com
Latest News
- BBSRC iCASE Studentship - Uncovering complex food fraud using metabonomic technology
- Astrophysics Studentships
- Other Postgraduate Opportunities
- TANGO Network - A Marie Curie Initial Training Network on Thermo-acoustic and Aero-acoustic Nonlinearities in Green combustors with Orifice structures


text:
Journal of Politics and Law (JPL) is a double-blind peer-reviewed international journal dedicated to promoting scholarly exchange among teachers and researchers in the field of politics and law. The journal is published quarterly in both print and online versions by the Canadian Center of Science and Education. The scope of JPL includes the following fields: political theory, political philosophy, political economy, comparative politics, international relations, legal history, legal theory, international law, constitutional and administrative law, criminal law, contract law, tort law, property law, equity and trusts.
Authors are encouraged to submit complete, unpublished, original, and full-length articles that are not under review in any other journals. The online version of the journal is free access and download. If you want to order print copies, please visit: www.ccsenet.org/store
2014 Q1: Articles Received: 23; Accepted: 11; Rejected: 15; Published: 7; Retracted: 0
2013: Articles Received: 135; Accepted: 98; Rejected: 39; Published: 77; Retracted: 0
2013 Q4: Articles Received: 23; Accepted: 20; Rejected: 8; Published: 17; Retracted: 0
2013 Q3: Articles Received: 44; Accepted: 32; Rejected: 13; Published: 20; Retracted: 0
2013 Q2: Articles Received: 33; Accepted: 31; Rejected: 10; Published: 22; Retracted: 0
2013 Q1: Articles Received: 35; Accepted: 20; Rejected: 8; Published: 18; Retracted: 0------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- e-Version FirstTM (Vol. 7, No. 2)
|Posted: 2012-04-24
Call for Papers
Submission of papers for publications consideration are welcome at all times.
|Posted: 2009-04-23
|More Announcements...
Vol 7, No 1 (2014)
Table of Contents
|Examining the Dilemma between Theory and Epistemology of ISP Knowledge for Secondary Liability
|Mohammad Sadeghi
|Constitutional Referendums in the Countries of the World
|Dag Anckar
|The Arab Spring and Its Implications for Nigerian National Security
|Chukwuma Osakwe
|Interpretations of New Diplomatic Thoughts in the Report of the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China
|Yang Yang
|Where Are the Ugandan Youth? Socio-Economic Characteristics and Implications for Youth Employment in Uganda
|Edward Bbaale
|The Aftermath of the Conflict on Fuel Subsidy Removal in Nigeria
|B. E. A. Oghojafor, F. C. Anyim, J. O. Ekwoaba
|The Ideology of Consumption: The Challenges Facing a Consumerist Society
|Ahmad Jansiz
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.
Journal of Politics and Law ISSN 1913-9047 (Print) ISSN 1913-9055 (Online)
Copyright © Canadian Center of Science and Education
To make sure that you can receive messages from us, please add the 'ccsenet.org' domain to your e-mail 'safe list'. If you do not receive e-mail in your 'inbox', check your 'bulk mail' or 'junk mail' folders.


text:
Please enter your travel dates.
Standard Double Room
- 1 double
Executive Room, 1 King Bed
- 1 king
Standard Single Room, 1 Single Bed
- 1 single
Standard Twin Room, 2 Single Beds
- 2 single
4-star guesthouse in London (Kensington - Earl's Court) near Earl's Court Exhibition Centre
This guesthouse is located in London (Kensington - Earl's Court), close to Earl's Court Exhibition Centre, Royal Albert Hall, and Stamford Bridge Stadium. Also nearby are London Natural History Museum and Kensington Palace.
Property Features
In addition to complimentary wireless Internet access, Best Western The Boltons Hotel provides 24-hour room service, dry cleaning/laundry services, and multilingual staff.
Room Amenities
Flat-screen televisions come with digital channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, air conditioning, and climate control.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
- General
Best Western The Boltons Hotel features tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and dry cleaning/laundry services. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This London guesthouse also offers 24-hour room service, a television in the lobby, and an elevator (lift).
Best Western The Boltons Hotel is a smoke-free property.
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Total number of rooms - 57
- Number of floors - 3
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Free Wi-Fi
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Multilingual staff
- Parking nearby
- Parking nearby (surcharge)
- Room service (24 hours)
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Television in lobby
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Parking nearby, Parking nearby (surcharge)
- Room Amenities
- Pay movies
- Separate sitting area
- Climate control
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Direct-dial phone
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Free local calls
- Coffee/tea maker
- Desk
- Digital TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free Wi-Fi
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Dining
Breakfast is available for a surcharge each morning.
24-hour room service is available.
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is 11 AM
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard, Visa
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Breakfast fee: GBP 10 per person (approximately)


text:
Certification Training
In today's competitive job market, more individuals are seeking additional training and certifications to distinguish themselves from their peers. At the same time, businesses are realizing the value of certification: A better-trained employee can be more productive, deliver projects faster with limited downtime, require less external support, and help to improve customer satisfaction.
Those who succeed in certification are validated and empowered as highly capable professionals in their fields. For business decision makers, the the benefits of certification are even more tangible. Training and certification yield lower operating costs, better return on investment, and more efficient, credible teams. And that's something they're willing to pay for.
College of DuPage houses two areas of professional certification training: Cisco Networking Academy and CompTIA Academy.
The Cisco Networking Academy teaches students to design, build and maintain computer networks. These hands-on training courses qualify students to pursue a number of industry-standard certifications, such as CCNA, CCNP and CCNA Security.
The CompTIA Academy offers a wide variety of certification training programs designed to meet the needs
of Information Technology educators and learning professionals, including A+, Network+,
Security+, Convergence+ and Project+.
Joanne Wagner, Coordinator
Berg Instructional Center (BIC), Room 1605, (630) 942-2692
Kathy Kotowski, Tech-Connect Advisor
Berg Instructional Center (BIC), Room 1732, (630) 942-3961
Kim Groesbeck, Program Support Specialist
Technical Education Center (TEC), Room 1054, (630) 942-2599
Business and Technology Division
Technical Education Center (TEC), Room 1034, (630) 942-2592
College of DuPage
425 Fawell Blvd., Glen Ellyn IL
60137 (630) 942-2800
2014 College of DuPage


text: My iPod Touch (1st gen, 3.0 fw, jailbroken using redsn0w) has the apple screen of death. I got it because I was using Icy and it stuffed up, forcing me to restart using home screen and sleep/wake buttons at the same time. The apple screen came up and after a while I figured I had the ASOD. I've tried various methods to fix it including the method where you use OpennSSH to move the watchdog file, but I get error messages saying the connection has been refused or something like that. Unfortunately, i'm overseas so I can't restore. Also, my comp. will not pick up my iPod when it's on the ASOD. Is this normal??????:spinme PLS help, it would be much appreciated.


text:
Sanding Tools
3M™ Black Stripper Pad 7200The industry standard against which all other stripping pads are compared. Maintains consistent high performance throughout the life of the pad.Starting at: $16.52Add to Compare
3M™ Red Buffer Pad 5100Specially designed for spray buffing. Cleans when damp; buffs when dry. Quickly cleans and removes scuff marks and enhances floor appearance. Works great on automatic floor scrubbers for light-duty cleaning.Starting at: $6.96Add to Compare


text:
This Weekend's Schedule
by, 12-12-2010 at 04:18 PM (2410 Views)
Just a quick update for everyone.
As expected, No. 5 seed Eastern Washington is hosting defending national champion Villanova Friday at 8 p.m. Eastern time, with the game being broadcast on ESPN2.
On Saturday, No. 3 Delaware will entertain Georgia Southern at noon, with the game being televised by ESPN.
Here is hoping for two more great games.


text:
ATR '-600' aircraft receive ETOPS 120 minutes certification
Toulouse, 07 June 2013
The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has just granted ATR, the European manufacturer of turboprop aircraft, "ETOPS 120 minutes" certification of its new '-600' series ATR aircraft. This ETOPS (Extended-range Twin-engine Performance Standards) certification means that the ATR 42-600 and ATR 72-600 versions can now fly with one engine, as far as 120 flight minutes from any airport at which they can land. "ETOPS 120" thus allows aircraft to provide direct links between airports located at maximum distances equaling four flight hours (two hours maximum flight time from the departure airport plus two hours maximum flight time to the closest airport where to land safely).
The ATR 42 and ATR 72 are the only regional turboprop aircraft to hold this 120-minutes certification, which is very important for air networks, such as in French Polynesia or Siberia, where the distances between the two closest airports can be up to 2,000 kilometers. This "ETOPS 120 minutes" certification enables to establish more direct flight plans between departure points and the final destination, with considerable reduction in journey time, fuel consumption and gas emissions.
About ATR:
Founded in 1981, ATR has become the world leader on the market for regional aircraft with 90 seats or less. Since its creation, ATR has sold over 1,200 aircraft. Its customer base today comprises 182 operators in 90 countries. ATR planes have totaled over 21 million flight hours. ATR is an equal partnership between two major European aeronautics players, Alenia Aermacchi (a Finmeccanica Group company) and EADS. Its head office is in Toulouse. ATR is ISO 14001 certified. This is the international reference standard in the field of environmental management.


text:
Board members differ on principal proposal
By Ashley Rader
Elizabethton Board of Education members Rita Booher and Catherine Armstrong offered differing views of Thursday's public meeting where the director of schools outlined his reasons for recommending that an elementary school principal not be rehired.
But they were in agreement on one point: Principal Doug Mitchell's future role is Ed Alexander's call.
"I don't agree with the recommendation but the whole hiring and firing process is the superintendent's job," Armstrong said. "It is not the board's job."
"I understand some of the public is frustrated that we can't overrule that decision," Booher said. "It is clear what the role of the school board is and we have to go by what the law says we can do."
On other points, the board members saw things differently.
Armstrong was pleased with the turnout and the community interest in education, while Booher said the meeting started impressively but spun out of control.
"I am grateful and touched that so many people came to the meeting and showed they cared about the school and the children," Armstrong said. "We haven't seen that in quite a while. I hate that this happened and came down to this. The meeting did give a feeling that people care and they want what's best for the teachers and the school. I am so appreciative that they would stand up and give their support."
Booher, the board chairman, said she attended the meeting to hear what would be said concerning the recommendation. She said she appreciated Alexander's effort in organizing the meeting, but felt he was not given an adequate chance to explain the reasons behind the recommendation.
"The meeting was civil until Mr. Alexander started to speak," she said.
"He was never allowed to finish a thought. The parents walked away from the meeting without getting any answers on his recommendation. I appreciate that Mr. Alexander was there to talk with the public but he was never allowed to."