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For almost eight years, somebody else's bad-seed children had the run of the political sandbox. You could look on in horror as they bullied others, tore up the playground, and even managed to throw sand in their own eyes. You could yell at them (though they were heedless), or wonder where in the world their parents had gone, or who in the world had ever raised them to be this way. It was harder to dream, to hope.
Perhaps the best thing about the election of Barack Obama is simply the thought that, two and a half months from now, those mad children will be gone (though the damage they did will be with us eternally). At least that opens up the possibility of dreaming -- and not just about the undoubtedly relatively familiar cast of characters who are likely to be appointed by the new president.
What's happened is still only slowly sinking in for me, but the din outside my window election night when CNN declared Obama the victor -- as if the Mets had just won the World Series (yes, I live in New York) -- was surely a roar of joy, but also of relief. The images of Americans, young and old, weeping with pleasure and relief, the interviews on the news yesterday in which Americans nationwide dared to hope, however hesitantly, were all moving.
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Back in May 2003, in a particularly dark moment, Rebecca Solnit posted an essay, "Acts of Hope," at this site that became her wonderful, essential book -- one that changed the way I look at history and life -- Hope in the Dark. In it she wrote
"A lot of activists expect that for every action there is an equal and opposite and punctual reaction, and regard the lack of one as failure... But history is shaped by the groundswells and common dreams that single acts and moments only represent. It's a landscape more complicated than commensurate cause and effect. Politics is a surface in which transformation comes about as much because of pervasive changes in the depths of the collective imagination as because of visible acts, though both are necessary. And though huge causes sometimes have little effect, tiny ones occasionally have huge consequences… History is like weather, not like checkers. A game of checkers ends. The weather never does."She never stopped hoping or dreaming. Now, it seems, the weather is changing. If you feel hopeful, hang on to that feeling when things start to go wrong, as they certainly will. Tom
A Great Day, Nine Years, Three or Four CenturiesThe Jubilant Birth of the Obama Era
By Rebecca Solnit
Citizenship is a passionate joy at times, and this is one of those times. You can feel it. Tuesday the world changed. It was a great day. Monday it rained hard for the first time this season and on Election Day, everything in San Francisco was washed clean. I went on a long run past several polling places up in the hills around my home and saw lines of working people waiting to vote and contented-looking citizens walking around with their "I Voted" stickers in the sun and mud.
People have again found one of their -- our -- most buried and powerful desires: to make a better world together. I ran across an online collection of photographs of people crying in public, so moved by what is happening in this country, and I cried a little myself last weekend and choked up again when my local paper ran a story on a woman who'd crossed the country 40 years ago for Martin Luther King's funeral and left her polling place Tuesday singing hallelujah, amazed like so many older people that she'd lived to see the day.
You can argue against Barack Obama. I would myself, on the grounds that electoral politics are inherently flawed, corrosive, disempowering. My leftist friends, already cranky about him, warn me that I will be disappointed, but I'm not sure I will, because my expectations are realistic. I love his style, but he's not my messiah.
Who he is is so much better than we had any right to expect in a country left to the jackals for so long, even if he's just a pretty gifted liberal Democrat with an uncanny ability to see beyond the binaries and describe what might lie there.
What he is, in all his hyphenated hybridity, is a sign of a new world being born -- not, certainly, the "another world is possible" of the anti-globalization movement, but another world of mingling and crossing borders, of making new ethnicities out of love across old divides. He is a living invitation to come in from the cold for a lot of those who have been left out for decades, for centuries.
He's my age exactly, born that summer the Berlin Wall went up, and I recognize him, a man from the in-between. And I recognize my country's ability to surprise itself and the world as well by being great, just when our monstrousness seemed utterly inescapable.
His day picks up from many that have come before. It's the first great lurch forward for racial justice since the 1960s, that era of the Civil Rights Movement. But it pick ups as well from the 1860s, from the unfinished promise of Abraham Lincoln -- the promise over which a great and bloody Civil War was, in part, fought -- to undo what that great president called the "original sin" of our country that goes back three centuries and more: race-based slavery.
Obama does not cancel out or heal the legacies of racism, but in becoming the most powerful man in the world he signifies that the game has indeed changed, not just ground to a halt partway to justice and equality. The inner-city kids I see in my neighborhood and the murderous racists I've encountered recently in New Orleans are both going to think about their place in the world and their rights differently from this day forward. And that matters immensely, whatever the man being voted into power today does, or does not, achieve.
I am against heroes generally, and I grieved to see how deferentially people invested their hopes in Howard Dean nationally in 2004, and in Matt Gonzalez in my local mayor's race the year before. The movements that invoked them were, in both cases, so much better than the men. The people who made up those great populist groundswells, as far as I'm concerned, mistook those men -- little more than hood ornaments -- for the engines powering their movements. And the movements died out when the men went nowhere. Had each of them won, their followers would have given them their power and hoped for the best, rather than keeping it and moving past them.
I thought we were entering an era where we would do without heroes, but we have been given a hero, which is a bit like being given a chainsaw or a credit card: you have to be careful how you use it.
This moment of joy will subside, and those who expected Obama to be flawless or to keep inspiring them forever and a day may be disappointed. Still, his strength is that he speaks the language of community organizers, of "si, se puede," and that, at least for a while, he may spread rather than consolidate power.
When you come down to it though, that's our responsibility, not his. His responsibility is to preside over a nation that must shrink from empire, on economic as well as moral grounds, from the mad consumptive prosperity of the postwar era, and from the profligate environmental destruction that went with it. Perhaps he will be our Gorbachev, a man with the boldness to yield and reduce.
Four Milestones to This Moment
This is a great day that picks up from so many moments that came before. Think of Obama as a new star that lets us pick out all sorts of constellations of history.
We're just short of the ninth anniversary of the first of what now seem like five extraordinary moments in a decade that historians a century hence may consider far more turbulent and transformative than the 1960s. I was there in Seattle on November 30, 1999, when a network of grassroots activists from around the world shut down the World Trade Organization (WTO) ministerial summit and said that the future was not going to be shaped solely by corporations, capital, and governments; it belonged to us. And so it did: the WTO and many of the other institutions with plans to strengthen corporate control and power have crashed and burned since then; Latin America has swung far to the left; and finally, of course, in the past few months, neoliberalism and free-market religious fervor bankrupted themselves -- and nearly everyone else.
That moment in 1999 was an extraordinary one for popular power. It changed the world in ways no one expected. The year 2008 looks nothing like anything any of us imagined -- for better and worse. And we got here on a sprint across three more strange milestones.
Few would normally include 9/11 among uplifting moments, but I've been writing about disasters for the past four years and part of what prompted me to do so was the extraordinary emotion of that week in 2001. We were suddenly citizens. We felt connected, urgent, purposeful, immersed in public life, eager to do something, fully alive in the face of tragedy, as we often feel in such times. Fear, blind patriotism, and malevolent anti-Arab/Islamic sentiment were subsidiary emotions in that moment, but the overriding sentiment was heroic and civic.
That was the real threat to the Bush administration, not al-Qaeda, and they did a fairly masterful job of squelching it overall, though outliers and pockets of insurrection survived. These would include Tomdispatch.com, the wonderful site I've been writing for these last five years, founded by Tom Engelhardt's outrage over the 9/11 news and the need to offer a more thoughtful version of that moment in history.
Recently, he wrote, "When historians look back, it will be far clearer that the 'commander-in-chief' of a 'wartime' country and his top officials were focused, first and foremost, not on the shifting 'central theaters' of the Global War on Terror, but on the theater that mattered most to them -- the "home front" where they spent inordinate amounts of time selling the American people a bill of goods." And smothered a moment when a better nation might have been born.
That surge of idealistic passion and solidarity mostly failed, but I saw in those days that people wanted to be something better, something more committed, something more altruistic. The avenues through which to realize such possibilities were mostly blocked then, or remained invisible to so many of us.
A third extraordinary moment came on February 15, 2003, when a worldwide passion against the invasion of Iraq, supposedly justified by 9/11, led tens of millions to march in protest on every continent. The war went forward anyway, despite the constraints an angry citizenry was able to place on it. Thanks to its marketing of 9/11, the Bush administration had carte blanche to do pretty much what it wanted, at least as far as a docile Congress and an intimidated Senate were concerned, if not an increasingly hostile world. So that third moment, staggering in itself, achieved little. And the fourth was a tragedy as well as a rallying cry.
On August 30, 2005, Hurricane Katrina broke the administration's mandate, revealing its callousness, indifference, and incompetence to all those who had not yet recognized them in the conduct of an occupation that was already turning into a nightmare of murder and sectarian warfare at close quarters. But Hurricane Katrina revealed something more important. The people of New Orleans, the mostly poor, mostly dark ones left behind in a "mandatory" evacuation run in a style as laissez-faire as any neoliberalist could ever dream of, were demonized by the media and those in charge, from Mayor Ray Nagin to top Bush officials; and yet so many Americans responded not just with rage and grief, but out of a desire to be with the very people who were suffering most, to care for them, and to share with them. Within perhaps a week, 200,000 volunteers had offered beds in their homes to the displaced; in the years since, uncounted hundreds of thousands of volunteers have gone to New Orleans to lend a hand.
Outrage over the racism of that moment, as well as over the brutality of poverty and deprivation revealed then, awoke in so many a painful idealism and a yearning to be a better nation, as well as a realization of just how much remained to be done in New Orleans -- and elsewhere. Some say that Obama's rise came in part from the widespread realization that the wounds of racism were still bleeding, that our country desperately needed to change more. (This was, of course, a white realization; I doubt most people of color were soothed by what progress had been made over the previous half-century.).
Katrina was terrible, but the desires it awoke were the same ones blooming today -- the desire to do the truly meaningful work, the work of making a better world and better selves, as well as the desire to find common ground, to live in the open space of idealism and possibility. One of the most moving things to me this week is the realization that racism has been a grief also carried somewhere deep within by many of us who are not its victims. This is where so many of our tears came from, as we saw that that grief might be lifted for a moment, maybe even reduced in this new era.
A Brother in Hope
I began writing about hope in the grimmest days of the millennium, after the war in Iraq had been launched and most of the antiwar activists around me felt utterly defeated, not just in this one endeavor, but in any sense that history, and the power that comes with it, could be ours. I began writing about hope to convince them that people have, again and again, had just that power, and have made history, and will make it again.
My hope came not only out of specific stories I had lived through, or even dug up as a historian, but out of a deeper sense of the sheer unpredictability of history, the darkness out of which hope emerges. No one foresaw that five years after George W. Bush stood, seemingly infinitely triumphant, on the deck of an aircraft carrier, he would be slinking off history's stage in ignominy and an antiwar candidate would be taking his place. Not antiwar enough, but far beyond what most hoped for a few years ago.
It's been a wild nine years.
I wrote to Barack Obama Monday night when I decided to send him a copy of Hope in the Dark, my book that came out of the invasion of Iraq and the despair around me. After all, he is my brother in hopefulness. I said to my future president (I was hopeful enough to have called the election early): "My hope resided in the countless stories I had witnessed or researched of popular power -- but also resided in the unpredictable and ever-changing nature of history, politics, and popular imagination, the darkness I wanted to redeem from negativity and cast as something numinous instead. Heaven knows you are as unlikely a thing as ever happened in this country, though like any great change we will come to see it or you as inevitable and reread the muddled history of the United States as leading to this moment. But right now, it's still breathtaking."
Today, like yesterday, like tomorrow, is a great day. Remember them. And remember whatever joy, tears, or amazement they have brought you, and don't let go of them. They are the candles you get to bring with you in the darkness in which we will need to look for hope again, and to keep moving onward.
There is no stopping now. The wild mare history has us on her back.
Rebecca Solnit's next book about the extraordinary communities that arise in disaster will be out just in time for the fourth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. The latest language in which Hope in the Dark was published is Greek; the publisher distributed it from his motorbike when a national strike shut down Athens and then just gave it away to the marchers.
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I usually just lurk on here but right now I really need advice. I found out a couple of hours ago that my dad passed away last night really unexpectedly back in the US. My husband and daughter and I are over here and are getting jobs set up but the visas aren't completed yet (or really begun, just offered and verbally agreed on.) We have our Anmeldung that is good for the next three months but our tourist visa stamps in our passports that last the first 3 months are already past their time. Is there anyway I can fly home and back legally? Would leaving Germany make me inelligible to re-enter it in a week or two without that new work visa? Anyone have any experience with traveling before the work visa was set? I feel horrible possibly having to stay here while my mom and sister deal with this alone in Seattle.
Traveling out of Germany for a funeral... =( Please! Any advice welcome!
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First of all, I am very sorry for your loss. ((((HUGS))))
I am not up on visa stuff at all. What exactly is the Anmeldung? Is it some sort of extended-stay tourist visa? Are you here legally, or are you illegal because you over-stayed your tourist visas?
If you are here legally, go to the Auslaenderamt and ask about about your ability to leave and re-enter the Schengen Area. See what they can tell you and do for you.
A tourist visa only allows you to be in the Schengen Area for 90 days out of every 6 months (180 days). You would have to stay at home for 90 days (as I understand it) unless your work visa goes through faster.
Please remember that this is NOT legal advice. I am just a stranger on the Internet.
I hope you are able to find the answers you need and they are the ones you want.
The Anmeldung is a local registration with the government. When I got it completed I explained to them it would be another couple of months before our visa for work were taken care of and they said I was legal to be here with it, but I didn't ask about traveling in and out of Europe since it never occurred to me I would need to during this time. My dad was only 62, quite healthy, and it was a blood clot that traveled from his leg that took his life (so preventable...).
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Another case of deep-vein thrombosis. I was just warning someone on the TwC board about preventing it while flying while pregnant.
I am so sorry.
Talk to the Auslaenderamt as soon as they open tomorrow. Hopefully they will be able to get you the paperwork you need so you can start looking into plane tickets.
Don't forget to research compassion fares or bereavement fares. They may or may not be cheaper than regular prices.
I'm so sorry for your loss, too. I've lost two close family members suddenly while I've been in Germany so I know how hard it is when you're so far away. Hugs!
About the visa, I agree with Haselnuss about contacting the Ausländeramt and asking what your options are.If you and your husband can get letters from your future workplaces and submit some paperwork for a work/residence permit, you can get an extension on your tourist visa. If you're American, it's fairly easy to get these extensions. They are meant to bridge the time between when your tourist visa runs out and when the German authorities make a decision on your residence permit. I've known many Americans who've gotten several of these in a row while waiting for a freelance visa. It's may even be ok if you submit the application without all of the supporting paperwork (for instance, proof of a certain amount of money in your bank account) because they will first extend your visa, then review the application and get back to you if you're missing something. At least that's how it worked a few years ago, which was the last time I helped someone with the process.
But like Haselnuss said, I'm just someone on the internet, so please talk to them and they can clarify your options much better than I can. Good luck and I hope they can work something out for you.
Hopefully you found out some information if you can fly or not.
My grandfather passed last year and I had to fly quickly to Germany from the US. I bought my tickets at usdtravel.com and they were far cheaper than any other website/travel agent I could find. They are based out of Germany. Do not be surprised if they they something about military rates, you can get tickets from them even if you have nothing to do with military (like me). Just thought I pass this one in case you can fly you could check with them for airfares.
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I was able to have a German friend of mine call the Auslaenderamt yesterday morning and they said my Anmeldung paper is the 3 month extension that I need to get in and out of the country. I bought a plane ticket directly through Lufthansa for Tuesday. I am so grateful to be able to get back to my mom and sister. It's just us girls now, so we need to band together for strength.
Thank you all for your help and advice.
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Little to no signal loss. I haven't done a test on how many of the packets really make it through, but since there have been no problems running it at the highest speeds I'm going to get an ISP to function at, I'm not too worried that there is any packet loss or other functionality problems with this adapter - something I find really nice about this adapter...
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Also, the networking problem mentioned in some other reviews is due to how it's initially setup AND the local network. Another reviewer said to contact support - that's your best option if you are not someone who dares venture into networking or knows their way already. Otherwise, there's an awesome guide you can download from the Trendnet site that explains the entire setup and trouble shooting.
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This Hard Drive has shown me no different thus far.
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Holcomb's Dustin Houart (left) throws out Campbell's Austin Vincent (right).
The Hornets and Camels combined for just five hits in the seven-inning contest.
Houart collected a two-out two-RBI double in the top of the fifth inning with the bases loaded to break a 0-0 tie. The game-winning hit accounted for the only runs scored and propelled Holcomb to a 2-0 win against Campbell.
"It was a good, clean baseball game," Holcomb coach Matt Casper said. "The defense and pitching was good on both sides. When you have a game like this you always want to get down on your hitting, which we want to improve on. However, we are glad to come out on top in a close game today."
Both starting pitchers pitched six innings.
"Lance gave us six good innings," Campbell coach Jeff Boner said. "He had a rough time there in the fifth when he hit two batters and walked one. That came back to haunt us in the fifth."
Holcomb stranded the bases loaded in the first inning after three of its first four hitters reached base to start the game. Dell escaped trouble in the fourth frame when he pitched around a leadoff double by Houart without allowing a run.
Holcomb loaded the bases again in the fifth inning when Hunter Swafford and Lance Ruff were hit by pitches and Cameron Clark drew a walk. Houart's run-scoring double later in the frame proved to be Holcomb's only hit in the top of the fifth.
"I just had to stay back and hit the ball," Houart said of his fifth-inning at-bat. "Everybody's got to start hitting the ball better. We've got to start executing better. We left a lot of runners on base. We've got to execute better than we did today."
Houart flirted with a no-hitter on the mound. Campbell's Camden Bryant tallied the Camels' only hit of the contest when he drove a ground ball through the second base gap with two outs in the bottom of the fourth.
"Not a great deal of offense today," Boner said. "We've improved, however. Holcomb has been beating us 10-3 or 11-4 so to play them close with a young team is encouraging."
Campbell found a way to get runners on base despite Houart's one-hit performance on the mound. Campbell had at least one hitter reach base in every inning with the exception of the first and sixth inning.
The Camels threatened to tie the game in the bottom of the seventh after Bryant and Dell drew back-to-back walks with nobody out to start the bottom of the seventh.
Casper brought Clark into the game after the back-to-back free passes. Clark struck out the first two hitters he faced and got the third batter he faced to ground out on the infield. Clark, who closed the door on Risco Monday, picked up his second save in 48 hours on the mound.
"He has pitched real well all season," Casper said of Clark. "He bailed us out today in the seventh."
Houart was credited with a win on the mound. He allowed one hit, struck out six and walked four.
"I didn't throw great, but it wasn't bad I guess," Houart said. "I could have thrown more strikes, especially late.
"Cameron pulled me out of a big jam in the end," Houart continued. "We didn't have any outs and they had two runners on base. He came in and threw strikes."
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Matt Campbell pitched a scoreless top of the seventh for Campbell. Dell struck out six.
Campbell's game against Neelyville on Thursday has been canceled. Campbell will host an 8-team tournament on Saturday. A bracket for the tournament is available at this link: Bracket
Holcomb (9-3) will host Southland (3-4) Thursday. Holcomb begins play in the Fall Baseball Classic next week. The Hornets are the defending champion of the tournament.
"We are looking forward to Southland," Casper said. "I don't think they graduated many players off of last year's team so we are looking for them to put the ball in play and do things right. Hopefully, playing Southland will help prepare us for the tournament next week. If everything goes well hopefully we can defend our title."
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WP - Dustin Houart. LP - Lance Dell. SV - Cameron Clark. 2B - Dustin Houart (2). Multiple hits - Holcomb: Houart 2-3.


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There are no exact rule.. but may be there are no rules at all?
In my practice in every case I have "legacy" system, and after some inspections and interview I can form an opinion how hardware and design can be improved.
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A gorgeous field at dusk, complete with a romantic picnic, handsome groom by your side… can we just run away and escape to this fantasy pretty please? Sawyer Baird captured this rustic wonderland full of Forage and Fleur's lush blooms and captivating calligraphy from the talented Jenny Sanders. With this gallery in front of me, there isn't much hope for a productive rest of the day and I'm a-ok with that.
From Sawyer Baird… This shoot all began when I was contacted to create and teach a fellow photographer for a 1:1 Workshop with myself… I was beyond honored and couldn't wait to get to work!
With this began the thoughts of creating with purpose, creating with a story in mind, and creating with real, pure, and amazing love. In this shoot you see real love notes, combined with a real couple… and I wouldn't have it any other way. This shoot describes the couple so well, from the simple picnic to the mountain side, and the amazing details. It really couldn't have been better.
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Radisson Hotel Ontario Airport is adjacent to the Ontario Convention Center and a half-mile from the Ontario airport.
Pacific Grill serves California cuisine; D Street Bar & Grill offers casual American fare; and the Pacific Express Deli sells snacks, sandwiches, and coffee drinks.
A central courtyard houses a large pool and spa tub. Guests have complimentary access to the fitness equipment and sports courts in the hotel's extensive health club.
Radisson Hotel Ontario Airport's 21,000 square feet of 15 meeting rooms and event space includes a ballroom for 650 guests. A 24-hour business center provides high-speed Internet access, and printing, faxing, and copying services (surcharges). Wireless Internet access is available in the lobby (surcharge). Complimentary 24-hour shuttle service is available to and from Ontario International Airport. On-site parking is free.
- 24-hour business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Free airport transportation
- ATM/banking
- Bar/lounge
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Beach bar
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Free long-term parking
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms 15
- Multilingual staff
- Number of floors - 3
- Outdoor pool
- Outdoor tennis court
- Picnic area
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Smoke-free property
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Tennis on site
- Total number of rooms - 299
- Wedding services
Family Friendly Amenities
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Outdoor pool
- Outdoor tennis court
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Free long-term parking, Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Cable TV service
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free toiletries
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Hair dryer
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Iron/ironing board
- Phone
- Pillowtop mattress
- Premium bedding
- Private bathroom
- Room service (limited hours)
- Shower/tub combination
Where to Eat
Pacific Grill - Contemporary California cuisine is served in a casual bistro setting. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
D Street Bar & Grill - A modern sports bar with pool table, jukebox, and flat-screen TVs for live sports events. Casual American fare is served for lunch and dinner. Happy hour specials and a 3-course dinner are offered.
Nearby Things to Do
A health club provides cardio and strength-training equipment; free weights; indoor racquetball courts; outdoor tennis and basketball courts; and men's and women's locker rooms. Guests can also enjoy an outdoor pool with spa tub.
A half-mile away, the 150-acre Cucamonga-Guasti Regional Park (surcharge) offers fishing, canoeing, a children's playground, and picnic areas. Designed by Arnold Palmer, the 18-hole, par 72 Empire Lakes Golf Course is 4.5 miles away. Miniature golf is available at Scandia Amusement Park, three miles from the hotel.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Basketball on site
- Racquetball/squash on site
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is Noon
Payment types
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Deposit: USD 50 per day
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: between USD 10 and USD 15 per person (approximately)
Hotel Name
- Radisson Hotel Ontario Airport
- Radisson Ontario Airport
- Radisson Ontario Airport Hotel Ontario
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Dierks Bentley and Sheryl Crow got the crowd on their feet during a performance of Bentley's hit 'I Hold On' at the 2014 ACM Awards.
Dierks Bentley and Sheryl Crow got the crowd on their feet during a performance of Bentley's hit 'I Hold On' at the 2014 ACM Awards.
It's time for Dierks Bentley to break out the champagne (okay, beer) and celebrate! The singer has earned his first No. 1 hit off his seventh studio album 'Riser,' as 'I Hold On' tops the Billboard Country Airplay and Mediabase radio charts.
Dierks Bentley always brings his guitar with him when he visits the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, Tenn. Really, he says he should be bringing a guitar case full of tissues.
The CMT Crossroads series is a lot of fun as it's interesting to see who country stars choose to work with. When Dierks Bentley signed on, he picked the pop group OneRepublic and I think they compliment each other well.
Dierks Bentley has another hit on his hands! The singer's seventh studio album, 'Riser,' was unleashed onto the music scene just last week, but it's already landed the No. 1 spot on Billboard's Country Albums chart!
The sonic differences between 'Riser' and Dierks Bentley's five previous studio albums (excluding 'Up on the Ridge') are subtle, but important. The Arizona-raised singer drops the rumbling, rambling, Bakersfield-inspired licks that made up many of his biggest hits and adds great lyrical depth.
Turning a personal tragedy into a hit record is tricky, and not just for all the normal reasons that it's difficult to make a song into a hit. Artists who write a great personal song may be hesitant to record it for months or years. Taste of Country writer Billy Dukes considers three powerful songs and three artists who dealt with the personal tragedies that inspired them in very different ways.
For some, sharing a personal email address is a normal thing. However, for superstars like Dierks Bentley, who accidentally shared his personal email address with millions on Monday night (Feb. 24), it can mean an overflowing inbox in the matter of hours. Oops!
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Dierks Bentley's new 'Riser' album hits stores and digital retailers on Tuesday (Feb. 25). The singer calls it his most personal album to date, and says the current single 'I Hold On' is his favorite radio single ever. During an interview with Taste of Country Nights' Sam Alex, Bentley opens up about the music, his family, his trips to the White House and his wife Cassidy's Toyota Prius.
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Hybrid Membrane Distillation Process for Enhanced Integrated Ethanol Production
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Principal Investigator:
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Abstract78204SThe conversion of corn and other biomass to fuel grade ethanol not only would reduce U.S. dependence on foreign energy sources but also would be a major industrial application for agricultural products. However, the process of drying the ethanol from a 95% ethanol-5% water mixture (the azeotrope) to fuel grade ethanol consumes significant amounts of energy, incurring costs that continue to increase as cost of natural gas increases. This project will develop technology for introducing a hybrid membrane distillation process that will significantly reduce both the energy and capital requirements for drying. Preliminary laboratory data and economic evaluation suggest that the process will provide significant improvements over commercial technology that is now in place. Phase I will fabricate devices and demonstrate the membrane process. Using this basic data, key economic optimization data will be developed to demonstrate that the hybrid membrane distillation process dramatically reduces energy and overall costs for drying ethanol. Commercial Applications and Other Benefits as described by the awardee: The intial target market for this technology is the growing 13 billion gallon/year ethanol business. The technology also should be applicable to many other energy intensive separation processes.
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Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry
, Volume 396, Issue 6, pp 1991-2002
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New approaches in GMO detection
- Maddalena QuerciAffiliated withMolecular Biology and Genomics Unit, Institute for Health and Consumer Protection (IHCP), European Commission—Joint Research Centre (JRC) Email author
- , Marc Van den BulckeAffiliated withScientific Institute of Public Health (IPH)
- , Jana ŽelAffiliated withDepartment of Biotechnology and Systems Biology, National Institute of Biology (NIB)
- , Guy Van den EedeAffiliated withMolecular Biology and Genomics Unit, Institute for Health and Consumer Protection (IHCP), European Commission—Joint Research Centre (JRC)
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The steady rate of development and diffusion of genetically modified plants and their increasing diversification of characteristics, genes and genetic control elements poses a challenge in analysis of genetically modified organisms (GMOs). It is expected that in the near future the picture will be even more complex. Traditional approaches, mostly based on the sequential detection of one target at a time, or on a limited multiplexing, allowing only a few targets to be analysed at once, no longer meet the testing requirements. Along with new analytical technologies, new approaches for the detection of GMOs authorized for commercial purposes in various countries have been developed that rely on (1) a smart and accurate strategy for target selection, (2) the use of high-throughput systems or platforms for the detection of multiple targets and (3) algorithms that allow the conversion of analytical results into an indication of the presence of individual GMOs potentially present in an unknown sample. This paper reviews the latest progress made in GMO analysis, taking examples from the most recently developed strategies and tools, and addresses some of the critical aspects related to these approaches.
KeywordsGenetically modified organism Genetically modified organism detection Detection strategies High-throughput systems Matrix approach Decision support systems
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- Title
- New approaches in GMO detection
- Journal
Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry
Volume 396, Issue 6 , pp 1991-2002
- Cover Date
- 2010-03
- 10.1007/s00216-009-3237-3
- Print ISSN
- 1618-2642
- Online ISSN
- 1618-2650
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Genetically modified organism
- Genetically modified organism detection
- Detection strategies
- High-throughput systems
- Matrix approach
- Decision support systems
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Maddalena Querci (1)
- Marc Van den Bulcke (4)
- Jana Žel (2)
- Guy Van den Eede (1)
- Hermann Broll (3)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Molecular Biology and Genomics Unit, Institute for Health and Consumer Protection (IHCP), European Commission—Joint Research Centre (JRC), Via Fermi 2749, 21027, Ispra, Va, Italy
- 4. Scientific Institute of Public Health (IPH), J. Wytsmanstraat 14, 1050, Brussels, Belgium
- 2. Department of Biotechnology and Systems Biology, National Institute of Biology (NIB), Večna pot 111, 1000, Ljubljana, Slovenia
- 3. Food Safety Department, Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (BfR), Thielallee 88–92, 14195, Berlin, Germany


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I am struggling with a rather old (well-known) issue using the latest samba 4 suite. The MS Office 2010 products refuse to save a new (or modified) file on the samba share and display a message of the form:
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This particular issue persists only with MS Office 2010 files (docx, pptx, xlsx). Opening and reading the files works just fine, but when it comes to modifying or saving a new file, it doesn't work. Please note that ALL the other file types, including older MS Office products (eg. MS Office 2003) work just fine.
OS (server): CentOS release 6.2 (Final) -- OS (client): Windows 7 -- Samba version: samba-4.1.11
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a) Samba Share - MS Excel when saving "can't access the file, there are several possible reasons"
b) https://lists.samba.org/archive/samba/2011-December/165327.html
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comment = samba test workspace
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browseable = yes
writeable = yes
read only = no
guest ok = no
directory mask = 2770
force directory mode = 2770
create mask = 2775
force create mode = 2775
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