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Upscale hotel at the base of Nob Hill, close to Union Square and Chinatown
With a stay at Omni San Francisco Hotel, you'll be centrally located in San Francisco, steps from Wells Fargo History Museum and 555 California Street.
This 4.5-star hotel is close to Union Square and Lombard Street.
Make yourself at home in one of the 362 air-conditioned rooms featuring MP3 docking stations and minibars. Your bed comes with down comforters and Egyptian cotton sheets. 32-inch flat-screen televisions with premium TV channels provide entertainment, with wired and wireless Internet access available for a surcharge. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature designer toiletries and complimentary toiletries.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a fitness center, or other amenities including concierge services and wedding services.
Enjoy a meal at a restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Featured amenities include a business center, limo/town car service, and audiovisual equipment. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference/meeting rooms, small meeting rooms, and a ballroom. Parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
- General
This San Francisco hotel, located in the financial district, provides complimentary Town Car service within a six-block radius during morning and afternoon commuting hours (based on availability).
With rich wood paneling and a wall of windows overlooking adjacent cable cars, the fine-dining restaurant Bob's Steak and Chop House specializes in prime aged beef and fresh seafood. Room service is available 24 hours.
A third-floor fitness room provides individual TV screens for treadmills, yoga mats, and maps of recommended running routes.
A 24-hour business center includes computers with high-speed Internet access, printing, faxing, copying, shipping, and other services (surcharges). Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in the lobby.
- 24-hour front desk
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Total number of rooms - 362
- ATM/banking
- Audiovisual equipment
- Ballroom(s)
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Banquet facilities
- Number of floors - 17
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
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- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Multiple large conference rooms
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- Exhibit space
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- Fitness facilities
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Multiple small meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Parking (surcharge)
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- Patio
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- Room service (24 hours)
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
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- Wedding services
- Smoke-free property
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Wireless Internet access (surcharge), Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
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Parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge), Parking garage
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- Private bathroom
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Climate control
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- Complimentary newspaper
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- Cable TV service
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- MP3 docking station
- Flat-panel TV
- Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Down comforter
- Egyptian-cotton sheets
- Connecting / adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
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Bob's Steak and Chop House - Ground-floor steakhouse with white tablecloths, polished wood paneling, and a wall of windows along Montgomery Street. Several small alcoves for more private dining. Prime aged beef, fresh seafood, chops, salads, and rich desserts. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner served.
Bob's Bar - Corner bar with comfortable leather chairs and two plasma TVs. Cocktails, beer, wine, afternoon tea, and cappuccino. Lunch and dinner served from the steakhouse menu. Open from late morning to late evening.
- Recreation
The Omni's 1,500-square-foot fitness room provides free weights, cardio and strength-training equipment, yoga mats, a plasma TV, and individual screens for treadmills. Get Fit Kits for use in guestrooms are available at the front desk, and include a floor mat, two dumbbells, and elastic bands.
Jogging, cycling, and rollerblading are popular along the Embarcadero, five blocks away. The hotel is eight blocks from Yerba Buena Gardens, which includes a historic carousel, bowling alley, ice-skating rink, and children's play area.
Four miles away, the Presidio Golf Course is a public 18-hole course deep inside the city's verdant park near the Golden Gate Bridge. Golden Gate Park has walking and running trails, a playground, gardens, and tennis courts.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Ice skating nearby
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To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
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Minimum check-in age is 18
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Check-out time is noon
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Pets allowed, Pet policy - dogs only, Pet maximum weight in lb is 25
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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.
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- 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.
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 14.95 (for 24 hours, rates may vary)
- Fee for in-room high-speed Internet (wired): USD 14.95 (for 24 hours, rates may vary)
- Valet parking fee: USD 52 per night (in/out privileges)
- Pet fee: USD 50.00 per room, per stay
- Pet deposit: USD 50.00 per stay
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Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
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Innovation is the name of the game for today's enterprise, but limited IT budgets can get in the way. How do you continue to innovate in spite of the constraints of reduced IT spend? How do you identify and overcome the inefficiencies in enterprise architectures that constrain growth and increase costs? In this webcast, Brian Pagano and John Rethans discussed a framework that will cut costs for enterprise IT. Learn to identify common inefficiencies and the opportunities to reduce and avoid spend.
The digital economy is often viewed as the habitat of young, digital native companies. How can established companies compete? One hundred years ago, factory electrification and mass production advanced—and challenged—existing businesses. The survivors of that era now find new challenges and opportunities in today's digital economy.
In this webcast, Allen Rodgers, director of Pearson eCollege's developer network and API program, and Apigee's Dan Tortorici discussed how Pearson Higher Education and its eCollege division recognized their digital potential and overcame challenges to increase business agility and efficiency.
Successful digital transformation enables an enterprise to drive revenue, increase customer satisfaction, and win competitive advantage through new digital channels and experiences. To get there, chief digital officers must be able to juggle priorities and manage investments, starting deep within an enterprise's processes and tools and extending out to the cutting edge of consumer experience.
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Seattle >Food & Dining > Indo Cafe
543 NE Northgate Way Ste J, Seattle, WA | Directions 9812547.708071 -122.321412
Monday 11:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday 11:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday 11:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Thursday 11:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Friday 11:30 AM - 10:00 PM
Saturday 11:30 AM - 10:00 PM
Sunday 11:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Neighborhoods: North Seattle, Pinehurst, North
Authentic Indonesian Cuisine – The server answered all my questions, and helped me find the right dish for me. The appetizer was great, and my food was well prepared, and very tasty. One problem... the vegetables that came with my meal were soft, and cold, as if they had come from a can, or had been frozen. Try the coconut rice it was great! And the Jasmin tea was spot on!
Really LOUD – On my first weekday visit my friend and I find a business meeting in progress right next to us,with speakers standing and shouting out instructions to the group. There were 12-15 very obnoxious loud people conducting this luncheon meeting, totally oblivious that there were others at this restaurant. No doubt their $5.95 lunch specials were cheaper than renting a proper meeting space. And folks say children can be loud and inconsiderate, this was 10 times worse.
This tiny little restaurant is NOT the proper place to conduct meetings, and ruined what would have been a very nice lunch for my friend and I.
Citysearch Editorial Review – Chances are you've only been to Northgate to frequent the two-story Target, but no more--this Indonesian restaurant provides reason enough for the trek north. The eatery looks as though it could be any nondescript Asian restaurant (Japanese-style floor seating in adjoining room, embroidered and carved knickknacks that look straight from Thailand) but the flavors are unlike the Chinese, Korean, Japanese and Thai tastes most diners are accustomed to. Expect seriously bold spices and sauces adorning whole fried fish, thinly sliced meats and, for vegetarians, tempeh and seitan. An affordable, exotic meal at this humble little restaurant is a better excuse for Northgate than mall shopping any day.
BEST indonesian food in town! – My new BFF! :) I went here twice last week! First was for dinner with a friend. Their satay and corn fritters are yummy! For entrees, I had the yellow rice and she had the fried noodles. Both of us loved it! Found out that they have great lunch specials for just $7 (including drinks) so i decided to stop and try out their lunch. I had their sweet bbq chicken with sweet tea, tasty and great portion for the price. Btw, read on their site that they recently catered to the Indonesian president. If they are good enough for the president, you should give this gem a try!
Personal opinion: not very bad, at least I finish one dish out of four – Some Food is good. like the Toge Cah Terasi: bean sprouts with tofu and green onion and spicy sauce. it taste like it cooks with Vietnamese fish sauce which is using in most of the Thai/Indonesia restaurants. but it will makes you to drink a lot of water later on. Fresh but the bean sprouts is a little bit raw. I ordered an Kang Kung cah Terasi- a special aisan vegetable called Ong-choy, cooked with spicy shrimp chilli paste. Bad vegetable: very very hard, like eating rubber band. taste one bite, leave it on the table for the rest of the meal time. Appetizer: don't order the Tempe Penyet and the Sate Ayam. The first appe. is a sweet sticky cake with strange chewing feeling. very sweet, so I spilled it out. Sate ayam: sticky, sweet satay peanut sauce, boiled chicken. Not tasty. so, leave it out too. All I finish is the bean sprounts dish. Haven't tried other dishes yet. Maybe not untill a very long time . Oh, by the way, the whole restaurant is filled with food smell, wear cheap clothes, no sweater. you don't want to bring the shrimp chilli smell to your house.
Slow Service, Food aren't prepared fresh – Well... I think this place is a little over rated.. I find the food is just OK.. I found the food weren't freshly cooked.. Compared to other restaurants.. the ingredients used weren't fresh.. and the spices most probably ready-made-spices... for the price you've to spent here.. I would bet you could get something better... especially around Northgate area..
Another thing.. SLOW SERVICE... you can't make people wait 1/2 hr just to have your order taken.. COME ON..
If you really want to enjoy good Indonesian Cuisine.. GO TO SAN FRANSICO.. there you would find lots of Indonesian restaurants that will make you go speechless..
Slow service – Would have given it a four star except for the service, food was ok, I ordered some ice cream at the end and the server refused to give me two flavors of ice cream for dessert so I had to get one flavor. The ice cream took him 20 mins to scoop one scoop while we waited for him to bring it out so we can leave. It wasn't a busy night (Sunday) don't know why they can't accomodate customer's requests or slow service at the end.
YUM!!! – This is my new favorite cuisine and new favorite place to eat it.
My taste buds have always been hesitant when it comes to anything "spicy" or "hot", but living in Seattle has slowly changed that... this stuff has my mouth on fire, but I LOVE IT!!
This place is just awesome. Small, "hole in the wall" = YUMMY type of place. They have the Indonesian music on their speakers, while you munch on a chili bbq fish.The cendol drink is very yummy too... my boyfriend just ordered a "dessert like" dish with jackfruit, coconut, shredded ice, - YUM!
I have to brush up on my Indonesian food word bank, so that I can say more than "YUM" but for now, take my word for it = YUM!
The Food Here is Phenomenal – My husband and I have been wanting to try something different for a while; tired of thai, bistro, greek, etc. We went to the Indo Cafe for the first time tonight, and were amazed at the service and the food. So many exotic spices and recipes come together to make a fabulous menu. I had a very tasty vegetarian dish, and my husband had a totally unique and yummy fish and coconut rice dish. The people really know how to make great Indonesian food. Highly recommended.
The best Indonesian restaurant – This is one of my all time favorite restaurants in Seattle. I often bring friends to sample authentic indonesian food there. Service is always great, people there are very helpful and friendly, especially when I organized a group dinner there last week. Everyone enjoyed the food, and for what we had, the price was definitely very reasonable. I have tried many Indonesian restaurants in some other States and so far this one is numero uno!
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By law, every employer must have a harassment policy. In the meetings context, the task is to make sure those policies work in an expanded workplace. Planners and their attendees need to combat harassment away from the traditional office setting and in situations involving a variety of nonemployees, such as vendors and members. The best advice is to have a clear, well-defined policy.
First and foremost, employees should understand their rights and responsibilities and know that their employer will protect them. Take the time to explain the policy; don't just hand it to employees.
With nonemployees, guard against liability by publishing your policy whenever possible. Consider including it in packages to members and conference attendees and even, in a stripped-down form, as part of vendor agreements.
Initiating an Investigation
When an alleged harasser is not an employee, you may feel you have little leverage to gain his or her cooperation. To improve your chances, make your discussions with the complaining person as complete as possible. Emphasize to the alleged harasser that an investigation does not necessarily mean that harassment has occurred or that the findings will be publicized or the result will be termination. By the same token, don't promise that termination or some other drastic measure will not be taken.
If the alleged harasser won't cooperate and is a vendor's employee, enlist the vendor. Given its own liability concerns, your vendor is probably willing to cooperate. Get the vendor's assurance that the information will be handled confidentially.
If the alleged harasser is a member, go through the member's employer. Or refer to your policy and use the person's membership as leverage. If the member refuses to cooperate, consider taking action to terminate the membership. Revenue from a membership usually doesn't outweigh the potential liability of an ignored complaint.
When the alleged harasser is an officer or a director, removing the person from a position of authority can be used as leverage. When dealing with officers and directors, it often is best to approach the person through a respected peer or superior.
Taking Action
The law requires prompt and effective action regardless of a harasser's identity. To start, ask the complaining employee what he or she would like done.
When the harasser is a vendor's employee, coordinate with the vendor. You can't suspend, warn, or terminate that employee, but the vendor can and often must. Have the vendor prevent contact between its employee and your employee, or relieve your employee of duties during which he or she would be in contact with the harasser (as long as the change does not negatively affect your employee's job or standing within the organization). In some cases, the only alternative may be to change vendors.
When the harasser is an employee of a member organization, require that a different individual represent the organization at functions at which your employee is working. Or excuse the employee from duties involving the member (unless this action negatively effects the employee's job or standing), or revoke membership. When the harasser is an officer or director, deny access to events at which the employee is working, or suspend or terminate the person's service. Certainly, remove the person from any role in evaluating the employee's performance.
Finally, do not overlook documentation. Maintain a file on every report of harassment. This will help to determine patterns and to address situations in which harassment claims repeatedly arise.
Jed R. Mandel is a partner with the Chicago-based law firm of Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg and the principal author of this column. This article was prepared by Victoria L. Donati, a partner in NG&E's Employment Law Group.


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I'm Lauren, and I'm from Florida! :D
This is not the first Conservative board I have been apart of, but hopefully it's the best and last I ever join.
The other one( I will not mention names) has become somewhere that I do not feel like posting at very often. I guess there are several reasons as to why I don't like to post there, but mainly because we have outgrown one another I'd say. My time there seems done.
I look forward to posting here, however, and I am always ready to learn new things.
I'm definitely a Conservative, and I am really hopeful that we can get our nation back on track!
I'm only 19, but I hope for a better future for me and my generation than we are currently heading towards with Mr. Obama as president.
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Queen of the Valley Medical Center has been serving Napa Valley residents since being founded in 1958. Our staff is highly trained and is of the highest caliber – led by award-winning physicians and nurses. We are backed by cutting-edge technology and state-of-the-art facilities, which when paired with our distinguished doctors, allows us to provide the best possible medical care close to home.
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The American College of Surgeons (ACS) surveys hospitals and cancer treatment centers nationwide and approves only those that meet its strict criteria for staffing, services and education. The Queen of the Valley Cancer Center has earned two prestigious awards from the ACS. We are the only facility in Napa and Sonoma Counties to receive both the Three Year Approval with Commendation, the highest level of approval offered by the ACS, and the Outstanding Achievement Award, an award received by only 19 percent of Cancer Programs surveyed.
In 2011, we received an Outstanding Achievement Award (OAA) and three-year approval with commendation for providing excellent care - while demonstrating an exceptionally high level of compliance on seven standards. The OAA is presented by the Commission on Cancer, a multidisciplinary program of the
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In 2011, we were the recipient of a three-year term of accreditation in radiation oncology - representing the highest level of quality and patient safety - by the American College of Radiology (ACR) and the
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As recently as ten years ago, American horror was on its last legs - too many Friday the 13th sequels and cheap-thrill teenage slashfests had marginalized the genre to the point of no return. But then, riding on the coattails of arthouse fluke The Blair Witch Project, a new wave of spine-chilling freak-outs swam over from the Far East, thick with creepy little kids, mysterious videotapes, and paranoia around every corner.
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|Statetrooper The Calling
I am very impressed by the new Statetrooper record. On the back of the re-issue of their only other album, the UK hard rock outfit reformed and have recorded a brand new studio album.
The guys have seemingly ignored their time apart and simply taken off where the first album concluded.
The Calling is a very solid collection of British style hard rock anthems, based around a no-frills, no nonsense approach that sees a simple guitar/drums/bass arrangement accompanied by the authorative vocals of Gary John Barden and some super tight production from Michael Voss.
There's definitely a touch of the more melodic side of Iron Maiden here, along with a little Saxon but that's no surprise. At the time of the release of their debut, Statetrooper were right up there in representing the best of British hard rock and metal.
The new album simply continues that style, albeit in an updated 2004 way.
The Calling is a fitting launch to the new album, with a strong vocal and a great guitar riff and surprisingly melodic chorus.
Casablanca has a tasty guitar riff and a great vocal hook in the chorus, while I'm Alive keeps the momentum flowing freely with another good hook and a strong punchy sound.
Americanisms is yet another strong song that features one of the more AOR riffs of the album. A great mid-tempo chorus makes the song.
Love Lies Bleeding is the big ballad for the album, but even it ends up rocking by the end of the track and DOA picks up the tempo, moving into a furious riff fest.
Elsewhere on the album the high quality production and song writing continues.
There isn't a single filler on this release, which will delight long time fans and new comers alike.
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This album rocks!! It's hard and heavy with a surprising emphasis on melody...Lot's of guitars, big powerful drums and a classic 'voice' to top it off. This album is what 'Hard Rock fans' have been waiting for!! 95/100 guys!!
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A pleasant surprise, I'm shocked that these guys haven't lost a beat with all those years doing various other things, Gary and Co. has successfully captured classic Trooper sound and songs are also very strong. It's been 17 years baby, we really can't ask for more. The only let-down is the keyboards are a little too restricted this time and that makes this album sound kinda dry. Anyway this is a great straightforward hard rock record and I hope these guys don't quit.
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All killer-no filler,what a great album from Gary & Co.,straight forward,heads down rocker complete w/killer riffs,couldn't really ask for more if you're into the best of NWOBHM or MSG get it,you won't be disappointed & as stated in main review it does have flourishes of Saxon & Maiden.Just hope Gary keeps crankin' out the Silver & Statetrooper stuff !
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welcome back guys. so nice to see another of my favs back in action. Gary sounds as fresh today as when he was in MSG.
maybe theres hope that our kind of rock will make a comeback.
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Marla Handy has nothing to hide -- anymore. She is a college teacher, a professional consultant and a happily married, resilient woman. But she was terribly mistreated as a child, sexually assaulted as a young adult, and burdened by chronic PTSD for decades. In an intimate conversation with trauma expert Frank Ochberg, MD, she explains how she manages her complex trauma and chronic PTSD symptoms. Marla Handy is the author of No Comfort Zone: Notes on Living with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, published by Mocassa Press and available on Amazon.
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STANFORD — Shayne Skov felt helpless in his dorm room watching Stanford squeak out a 20-17 win over San Jose State in last season's opener while serving a one-game suspension for a DUI arrest.
The offense struggled for long stretches under new quarterback Josh Nunes. But the linebacker's frustration really simmered when junior college transfer David Fales started carving up the Cardinal defense in the second half.
"It was probably worse than when I was hurt because at least then I was on the field," Skov said. "Just that disconnect from being able to help people you care about, it was tough."
With last year's memory still fresh, Skov and the fifth-ranked Cardinal promise to be ready for San Jose State (1-0) when the Rose Bowl champions open their season late Saturday night at Stanford Stadium. They know now that this is not the same Spartans squad Stanford steamrolled 57-3 two years ago.
"We're aware of the talent they have," he said.
The Spartans, who handled FCS foe Sacramento State 24-0 in their opener, are out to prove last season was no fluke. They won a school-record tying 11 games and finished ranked No. 24 in the final AP poll — the school's first ranking since 1975 — in large part because of Fales, who led the nation with a 72.5 percent completion percentage while throwing for 4,193 yards and 33 touchdowns.
But Fales will always look at the Stanford game as a missed opportunity. He completed 24 of 35 passes for 217 yards and a TD before throwing an interception at Stanford's 45-yard-line with a little more than a minute remaining.
"We were like, 'We're right there. We can get this,'" Fales said. "We needed to learn how to finish. If we were in that situation later on in the season, it would have been a different outcome."
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1. QB PLAY. The main reason the game was so close last year was the disparity in quarterback play. While Fales was nearly flawless for San Jose State, Stanford's offense was 2 of 13 on third down and often looked lost under Nunes. That was not the case late last season, when Kevin Hogan took over at quarterback and led wins over four ranked teams — including at top-ranked Oregon — before beating Wisconsin for Stanford's first Rose Bowl victory in 41 years.


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Military members are not exempt from jury duty in Colorado. If you are living in the County you are summoned for, you must report for Jury Service. Colorado does not consider your home of record or residence for jury duty purposes; instead, the County in which you are living controls.
You can't get out of it - no one is eligible to be excused from jury service ahead of time based on their occupation. Jury service is a right and responsibility that all citizens share. That said there are a few things I can do to make jury service more convenient for you. We can probably move your service to a more convenient date; I can also attempt to find a date that is a one day trial. Also, during jury selection, you'll be speaking with the judge and you should explain your situation at that time. The judge has the authority to excuse you if he/she finds it a hardship on you, however, you do have to report for jury service and speak to the judge during jury selection.
It depends. To be excused to care for a permanently disabled person, the person must 1) reside with you and 2) you must not be employed outside the home. If you meet those criteria, just have the disabled person's doctor send me a note indicating you need to be excused to care for another. These doctors' notes are valid for one year only; that means you could receive a summons some other year and would again need to send a doctor's note.
If you are 72 years of age or under, your doctor must send a note indicating you should be excused due to your medical condition. Please be sure your doctor specifies how long you should be excused and a general diagnosis. If you are over 72 years of age, just complete the disqualification section on your summons and send it to me at 702 4th Street, Alamosa, CO 81101.
Complete the disqualification section of the summons and mail it to me. You must include your new address; also remember that you are required by law to change your driver's license within 30 days of any move.
There could be a few reasons. Your last doctor's note might not have indicated you should be excused permanently (in which case I would have only excused you for that year), or it could be the computer has your name slightly different this year than it did the last time. For example, your driver's license says your name is Rose Anne Smith; however, your voter registration shows you as Rose A. Smith. If it's not an exact match the computer assumes you are not the same person. Contact me and I will research it for you and let you know what, if anything, you need to do.
If you have a temporary medical condition and would be able to serve later, just request a postponement and indicate when you think you will be up to serving within the next 12 months.
Since names come from driver's license and Colorado I.D., you likely have one of those, and because you have a driver's license or I.D., that automatically puts your name in the system. DMV does not keep track of who is a citizen; they just download all the names in their system to the jury system. Just completely fill out the disqualification section, include your alien registration number and mail or fax (at 589-2518) to me. Or select the disqualification section on this web page.
By Colorado Revised Statues, Title 13, Article 71 Colorado Uniform Jury Selection and Service Act, §13-71-105 (3), you are eligible to be a trial juror, but you are not eligible to be a grand juror. However, a felony conviction may be a factor the parties consider in determining whether to keep a person on the jury.
Not in Colorado. Some states have an age limit, but Colorado is not one of them. Jury service in Colorado is based on your ability to serve, not your age.
You do need to report per the instructions on your jury summons. During jury selection you'll be speaking with the judge and the judge has authority at that time to excuse you; but the judge does have to talk with you and this must occur during jury selection.
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MIDLAND – A new plastics company that expects to hire approximately 20 people when it begins operations has moved into the former Bruin plant on Highway 12.
"We're still setting up shop," said Dominic Zita, general manager of Forte EPS Solutions Inc.
He noted it has taken almost a year to renovate the plant and install a range of high-tech equipment, some of which had to be shipped from overseas.
The company manufactures expanded polystyrene products for the construction industry, including roofing materials, exterior cladding, noise-dampening materials, bridge abutments, architectural moulding blocks and more.
Forte chose Midland for a number of reasons, said Zita, including a good local workforce and relatively close access to Highway 400 and markets both north and south of Simcoe County.
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Midland's Fred Hook Ltd. and Norm's Electrical Services have done a "tremendous job" over the past six months getting the plant's systems ready, Zita said.
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The goal is to start production by the end of February with 20 employees. That number could grow as high as 50 within the next couple of years, Zita said.
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game control program helps you administrate gameservers (it's written for Q1 and Q3, but works for others). It is highly modular and therefore extensible. With the current modules, it can start/stop servers, create and rotate logfiles, allow remote administration via telnet, and kick misbehaving players automagically (according to a rule set).
IRM is a Web-based asset tracking and help desk/work request system built for IT departments and help desks. It keeps detailed information about each computer, as well as a complete history of work requests. It keeps track of detailed computer information such as CPU type/speed, amount of RAM, Hard Drive Size, serial numbers, etc. The system includes the ability to track networking hardware and any type of software. Also included is support for email notification of both users and technicians, and some support for monitoring computer systems via SNMP.


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On one side is the convention crowd — hoteliers and tourism execs who've already built one of the largest buildings in America at 7 million square feet. They've devoured nearly $2 billion in tax money …but are still hungry for more.
So the green jackets and conventioneers warily eye one another as they stalk the prey they both desire — your money.
It is a gigantic pot of hotel taxes — more than $160 million a year that visitors and local staycation-takers leave behind in the form of a 6 percent tax on hotel rooms.
The prey stands no chance. It will be devoured.
For it is guarded by no one.
Sure, Orange County commissioners control the pot.
But they have never treated this cash like real money. Instead it is play money, meant to build big things. To keep the green jackets and tourism bosses fat and happy.
Whenever true needs arise in this community — be they cops, bus routes or parks — the commissioners simply say: "Sorry, this money isn't for you."
It is time to change that.
You see, right now, Florida law says hotel taxes can be spent only on things that help fill more hotel rooms — things like convention centers, entertainment venues and tourism marketing.
And so Orlando has lavished billions of tax dollars on those things, spending none of it on other things residents want and need.
Other communities do better by the people who live in the shadows of tourism.
In Nevada, for instance, hotel taxes are spent on schools and roads.
The logic is simple: "Tourists use our roads. They use our services. They should help pay for the problems."
Those are the words of one Las Vegas resident I met when I visited 10 years ago to learn more about how Vegas deals with the impact of tourism.
City leaders agreed, saying it makes little sense to keep pouring money into tourism while residents were suffering from crowded schools and clogged roads.
Most of you agreed. When the Sentinel conducted a poll around the same time, 70 percent of Central Floridians said they wanted to change state law to allow hotel taxes to be spent on things they truly needed.


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Losing the plot: Jatropha in India
Friends of the Earth Europe, January 2010: As India's economy has grown, its energy demand has increased rapidly and the Indian government has looked to alternative supplies, including biofuels. The jatropha plant – a bush native to South America which grows in dry areas and can produce oil-rich seeds – has been identified as an ideal source of biodiesel, with a target set to replace 20% of diesel consumption by 2017. However, evidence suggests that jatropha grown in its present form is unlikely to deliver the benefits its supporters have promised.
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MacArons is a Fairfield County based caterer who is glad to offer a selection of French macarons online which are securely shipped to you via USPS. Our macarons are crisp, chewy and filled with luscious, creamy ganache. Close your eyes, sip some coffee, take a bite of one of these classic Parisian cookies, and you'll feel like you're in the 16th arrondissement on a sunny afternoon.
MacArons can deliver in the Fairfield County area for a minimum purchase of two dozen macarons. We can also cater your special event. A typical delivery fee is approximately $8.00 for deliveries in Fairfield County.
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You can now find us right in the center of Fairfield at The Pantry (1580 Post Road). Macaron sleeves are available there in the following flavors: raspberry, pistachio, salted caramel, chocolate and lemon. The store is beautiful and carries a wide variety of gourmet products, I am particularly fond of their pâtisserie section, go and check it out!
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Does anyone have experience with a high needs baby? I have 7 month old twin boys. One is considered high needs and the other is not. My high needs takes so much time I am concerned about my other one. If anyone has personal experience with high needs children please let me know.
Hi Jill! Welcome to the boards. What exactly do you mean by high needs? I think if we could get a better idea of what you're babies are doing, we can come up with some more on-target ideas for your situation.
Hi needs means... That he is only quite if being held or interacted with... that he needs less sleep than other babies...only naps 15 - 20 minutes at a time... he will only eat a few sips at a time...has to be held to eat... he smiles and coos normally but if you set him down he screams and loudly demands to be held again...even for his short naps... He does not like to be held by anyone except his parents... and is constantly looking around...if you do set him down and get out of eye sight he cries...even if you talk to him the whole time...for example while you try to go to the bathroom...I have to take him with me in order to not have him cry... his cry is piercing most times...and letting him cry it out doesn't work...he just cries harder and longer each time... he loves skin to skin contact.. although, complicating the factor is that he is low birth weight and intrauterine growth reduction... so the docs keep telling me to keep as quite as I can so he doesn't burn calories that could be used for growth.
As I'm sure you already know, you just can't change a high needs baby. Often, they grow up to be strong willed children. The good news is they are very independent and become leaders as they get older. I've read that many very famous, intelligent people were strong willed/high needs children.
My advice for dealing with it would be to work with him and not against him. I would wear him. By that I mean find a sling or carrier that you can fall in love with, and wear him as much as possible. Many parents with twins learn to carry two children at once. I am in awe of anyone who can pull that off.
I have however, held one twin in a sling and the other in my arms before. My nephews were very different; one was high needs and the other very laid back. The laid back child will not suffer for lack of attention. You obviously care very much about your babies, and they will both know that.
You are doing a great job. Hang in there! Don't forget to take some me time.
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-Applause to Cpl. Andrew S. Loudin of the West Virginia State Police for being honored twice in the last week. On April 5 he was given the 2013 Champion for Children Professional Award by the Randolph-Tucker Children's Advocacy Center. Then on Thursday, he was recognized during the Children's Memorial Flag Day luncheon in Buckhannon.
Loudin spent part of last year recovering from the bullet he took in the chest while serving papers to a man in Elkins who was allegedly involved in a sexual assault case involving a 12-year-old child. Loudin also has worked on numerous child abuse and neglect cases over the past decade.
-Applause to the LAWS project, which brought the state Supreme Court of Appeals justices to Elkins Tuesday. Students from Elkins High School, Buckhannon-Upshur High School, Philip Barbour High School, Harman School, Tygarts Valley High School and Pickens School got to observe the justices hear oral arguments in the Randolph County Courthouse as part of the special project. For any students interested in the law as a career, this was a tremendous opportunity to watch professionals at the top of the field at work.
-Applause to all the individuals, businesses and agencies honored during the Elkins-Randolph County Chamber of Commerce's awards banquet Wednesday. The annual event celebrates what is great about our community while providing a fun-filled evening.
-Boo to the dark cloud of foreboding that's hung over Elkins since the shooting at the Rich gas station on the Beverly Five-lane April 5. Such a brutal, seemingly unmotivated attack is unusual in our area, and upset or frightened many local residents. Law enforcement has been combing the area for clues, and are doing their best to bring the shooter to justice.


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Suzanne Hamar has opened the General Store on Crescent Street in Greenville.
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Shop at Safeway using your Safeway Club Card and now earn reward points that will save you up to 20 cents a gallon on gas purchased at Chevron. Quincy store manager Toni Thomas says the points are easy to earn and easy to use at the Quincy Chevron station or any other participating Chevron station. Grab a brochure that explains this offer next time you are shopping at Safeway.
chester store offers ups shipping
Susan Bryner and Dawn Gray, co-owners of Books & Beyond in Chester, have added yet a new meaning to "beyond." The store is now an authorized UPS shipping outlet. "As we approach our 10-year anniversary, we see the need to expand the type of services that we offer our local community. So, to our traditional retail inventory, art gallery and dry-cleaning services we have added shipping, copy and print services and public computer access," Susan said.
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Miriam Marquez, owner of the Plumas Cafe in the Plumas Pines Shopping Center in Quincy, has extended the dinner hours. The breakfast and lunch restaurant now serves until 8 p.m. Monday – Friday and until 2 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Miriam adds that she will have her beer and wine license soon.
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Carol and Brad at the Chester Old Town Café held a "Are you smarter than a meteorologist?" contest last week. Suzie LaGroue, of Chester, was the closest to predicting what the weather, temperature and winds would be on March 20, the first day of spring, winning lunch for two.
Realtor joins sierra destination
Kimberly Buckhouthas joined Carol Yeater atSierra Destination Realty in Clio as a Realtor associate. She recently completed the required training to obtain the certified distressed properties expert designation. Kim is confident her timing with this certification is crucial in a market where anxious homeowners have received a barrage of information that she says is at times inconsistent and inaccurate. She can be reached at 616-1448.
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Kristy Brown, owner of Main Street Salon in downtown Taylorsville, is pleased to welcome Michelle Greco to her salon. Michelle, a longtime resident of Plumas County, graduated from DeLoux Beauty College in Reno and has nine years of experience as a cosmetologist. She does hair styling, manicures and pedicures.
fitness center staff additions
Matt Maumoynier and Carrie Warren are now associated with the Lake Almanor Fitness Center in Chester as personal fitness trainers. Dave Alcorn is available as a free-weight strength training coach and will be happy to share his expertise with LAFC members. Krista Norris, a professional line dance instructor, offers group line dancing on Thursday evenings. She will alternate with their current instructors, Carol Morgenroth and Karyn Merriman.
new eye treatment products
The gals from Great Northern Hair Co. in Quincy recently participated in an online training seminar for the new Dermalogica eye treatment products. The ladies learned all about four specialized products ideal for any skin condition: skin aging, age reversal for advanced smoothing, a cream for those dark circles and another cream to help reduce those fine dehydration lines. They can help you determine which treatments are ideal for your skin condition.
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Kent Grammer, Valerie Grammer and Kurt Grammer celebrate their fourth anniversary this month as owners of the — we toss 'em, they're awesome — Pizza Factory in Portola. You'll find them located downtown on Commercial Street. Kent said they've learned a lot about the business and their customers and are thrilled to be an integral part of the community and its school programs.
Bucks Lake Lodge owners Rebecca Guereque and Louis, Louie and Luz Gutierrez are celebrating their sixth anniversary. Hats off to the families for having the fortitude to rebuild the historic lodge — which, in case you haven't heard, is now open — after the tragic fire in 2010 took the lodge, their home and all their belongings.
- Ski hill to open winter 2015
- Sheriff still pushing plan for new facility with CHP
- Plans to rebuild burned downtown block on hold
- Family of man killed by deputy seeking damages
- Quincy cools off with some ice cream
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Speaker: Professor Yiannis Ventikos
Title: "Multiscale computational modelling in healthcare provision: the case for cerebral aneurysms"
Date: Monday, 17 March 2014
Time: 1-2 pm
Venue: Roberts Room G08, Roberts Building, UCL, Torrington Place, London WC1E 7JE
Cerebral aneurysms, possibly due to their focal nature and particularly adverse outcomes when rupture occurs, have been at the focus of intense study for a variety of scientific communities, beyond medicine: from biology to applied mathematics and from biomechanics to computer science. In this presentation, we shall offer an overview of computational techniques spanning the entire spectrum of aneurysms healthcare management, including device deployment, thrombosis models, inflammation models and rupture risk evaluation.
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1) Computation of hemodynamics. By solving the relevant equations of mass and momentum transport, indicators that are directly correlated to inception, growth or rupture are extracted. Usually, statistically meaningful numbers of cases are examined in such studies. In effect such approaches strive to bypass the biological complexity of vascular wall biomechanics and link directly hemodynamics with system-level responses and clinical outcomes.
2) Hemodynamics and arterial wall biology modelling. An almost first principles coupling of mechanical stimuli (flow-induced Wall Shear Stress for example) with outcomes (inception, growth or rupture) by accounting explicitly for the vascular inflammation, growth & remodelling processes at play.
3) Computational assessment of interventional devices. In this case the desired outcome is to evaluate whether a particular device will introduce adequate blood flow stagnation and thus lead to stable thrombus formation. Beyond assessing existing devices and evaluating device-deployment scenarios, this modality allows for the invention and virtual testing of new devices too.
Yiannis Ventikos is the Kennedy Professor of Mechanical Engineering and the Head of Department of Mechanical Engineering at University College London. Before that, he has worked or studied in Greece, the USA and Switzerland and he joined UCL from Oxford in July 2013. His research focuses on transport phenomena and fluid mechanics, as they are applied to biomedical engineering problems, energy, innovative industrial processes and biocomplexity. Areas of research include arterial haemodynamics and tissue remodelling (with an emphasis on vascular malformations, like aneurysms), cerebrospinal fluid dynamics, shock-induced bubble collapse, droplet generation and deposition, targeted drug delivery, swirling flows, chaos, mixing and dynamical systems, organogenesis, micro- and nano-technologies. Yiannis established the Fluidics and Biocomplexity Group that currently comprises about twenty researchers, mostly at the doctoral and postdoctoral level. He has published about 100 papers in peer-reviewed scientific journals, has contributed chapters in 5 books, has presented more than 200 papers in international conferences and workshops and has filed six international patents to date. He is the senior academic founder of a spin-out company and consults internationally on topics of his expertise.
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Best Colorist on Earth!!! – Sandy Taylor Furst has been doing my color for about 15 years. Whenever she has changed salons so have I. I get so excited when I treat myself to a visit with Sandy at Phoenix Salon. She is an expert at her profession. She recently gave me a Brazilian Blowout and my hair always looks soft and healthy even after continuous years of bleach and color. I dread the day Sandy stops doing hair.
STAY AWAY – Do not have your hair colored here. Sandy the colorist will fry the living daylights out of your hair. She forgets to check the color/bleach and leaves it too long while she babbles to everyone about her poor life. She will tell you your hair is ugly and needs highlights or color and then damage the heck out of it so it really is!
I DONT RECOMMEND!!! – The salon looked good. As I walked into the door the reception didn't greet me. It was my first time there and finally the receptionist with the black bob hair, kinda heavy set, went up to me and asked what I was doing and accused me in being a solitcitor. I was offended as well as she kicking me out of the salon, and I felt that this receptionist was very rude and had an very unacceptable behavior. I have never been treated like that before and this was a disgrace to the salon and the salon name. This salon have been rated a 4 star which my horrible experience that I had I have to say I give them zero stars. They don't even deserve one star. That is how bad the first impression was. I highly don't reccomend this salon to anyone. This salon was a terrifying first time experience. Remember looks can be deceiving.
First impression...not so good – I was referred by my sister . She had gotten an amazing haircut and i wanted to go there. So I set up an appointment and the day before got a call at 12:30 to confirm my appointment. Then at 5:30 i got another call saying my appointment had been canceled and to please call to reschedule. So i did...i rescheduled for 2:00 the next day. I got there at 1:30 and waited for an HOUR. At 2:30 I asked if i was going to be seen and they apologized a million times for scheduling me wrong. I was pissedoff and annoyed and walked out. They made no attempt to compensate for all the cancellations and re-schedules. Instead they wanted to reschedule me for the next weekend same time. Not a very good first impression.
Waxing Pro – I agree! Susan is the only person I will go to for waxing. She has an incredible memory and is so personable. An incredible people person. If you know your way around walnut creek there is parking in the back along the alley for pheonix customers only!
The hair there is pricey but I've had nothing but good experiences. There is a guy there who has received nothing but rave reviews from my friends (john mark or some two names) For cut I go to Susie who has more stories than you would believe and Stacey for color who was incredible.
Best salon in the bay!! – I have been going to phoenix salon since it opened, and I have never had a single bad experience. In fact I have always found the staff to be friendly and professional. The atmosphere is beautiful, the products are great and the stylists are the best around. I see Julie Brun for my haircuts, and she is the best stylist I have ever been to. She is wonderful, friendly, highly trained and personable. In fact she just recently cut my hair and I have never received so many compliments! I am also thrilled with susan who does my waxes, and see tracy if you want to have a mindblowing massage. I could go on and on. I currently live in LA where there are plenty of top notch salons, but I still fly up to the east bay each time I need to get my haircuts! The other reviewers that had bad experiences are crazy, these stylist are professional all the way, no amatuers here!
Great salon. – Elizabeth is great. I've seen her for the past year. She knows her color and what would go good with particular skin type. The assistant is friendly as well. I've also got haircuts from 3 different people and all were great. I've been to my share of salons and this one is one of the best.
Best Wax – I see Susan for my waxings and she is great. She made me feel very comfortable right away. She is a great conversationalist and a good listener as well. She's very understanding about kids, being a parent of two boys herself. I wouldn't go anywhere else for a wax.
For how snooty they are here you should be getting a far superior result! – I wouldn't go back to this place if they paid me! I had my color done. Simple. Chocolate brown all over. While I figured it wouldn't take that much time for a consultation I figured I would be getting a little more attention then just sticking me at a chair to wait forever while the colorist dealt with someone else. Then when she finally got to me she spent only about a minute talking to me and then rushed off to mix the color. And while I realize that I can go get my own water, if you've asked everyone else around me if they'd like some, it would be polite to ask me as well don't ya think? Well, overall the assistant was VERY nice. I spent more time with her than the colorist- who silently colored my hair and then sent me off to the dryer.
And my biggest pet peeve? They send you off to their - "Styling bar" when your color is finished - which is esentially a counter with (albeit good quality) hair products, brushes and dryers for you to style your own hair. Sounds like Jo-Bob's hair cuttery in the middle of Podunk to me. If I'm going to pay $185 for a color - mind only one overall color- then you should be able to afford to pay your assistants to give a client a blowdry!! I don't have a problem spending this much on my hair but when I walk out I want to have been treated courteously and have my hair dried by someone other than myself! By the way- the color was ok- nothing amazing. I had my stylist at Dipietro Todd Salon near me do a much better job! :)
Paula is the best at color. – Paula Digges, has been my colorist for years, and she is so awesome. She has a way of seeing exactly what you are looking for, and you always look fabulous when you leave the salon. I love her. She really has a gift.
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