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The EPA today proposed strengthening the Worker Protection Standard, which has not been updated in more than twenty years, to address many agricultural pesticide safety concerns.
The federal Worker Protection Standard, first adopted by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in 1992, is notoriously difficult to enforce, and does not require record-keeping to document whether rules have actually been followed. It requires only minimal training on the risks that pesticide exposure can pose to workers' children and families, so many workers don't find out about those hazards until after the worst has happened. Additionally, it was designed with only adult workers in mind, but agriculture is different from most other industries in that it allows children to join labor crews at 12 years old – even at 10 in some crops – and these children are exposed to pesticides on the job.
"Each year pesticide exposure poisons tens of thousands of the men, women and children who harvest our food, yet regulations to protect these vital workers have not been updated to address this growing problem," said Virginia Ruiz, Director of Occupational and Environmental Health for Farmworker Justice. "These injuries, illnesses, and deaths are preventable, and we urge the EPA to implement stronger protections as soon as possible."
An estimated 1.1 billion pounds of pesticides are applied to crops annually in the United States. The nation's 2 to 2.4 million farmworkers face the greatest threat from the health impacts of these chemicals. Ten to twenty thousand farmworkers are injured by pesticides on the job every year in the US. Short-term effects of pesticide exposures can include skin and eye injuries, nausea, headaches, respiratory problems, and even death. Long-term exposure on the job can increase the risk of serious chronic health problems such as cancer, birth defects, neurological impairments and Parkinson's disease for farmworkers, their families, and their children.
"We appreciate the EPA moving forward on this very important issue of stronger worker protections regarding toxic pesticides. We will review the proposed changes to evaluate their effectiveness in reducing pesticide poisoning of the people who harvest our food and their family members," said Bruce Goldstein, President of Farmworker Justice. "We, and other farmworker advocacy groups, will comment on the proposal and mobilize the public to show broad public support for stronger protections."
Last week 52 members of Congress, led by Rep. Raúl Grijalva of Arizona and Linda Sanchez of California, urged EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy in a letter to release the proposed rule, stating that the current agricultural worker protection standard is "limited" and "insufficient" to protect workers from the hazards of handling pesticides. The same week, California-based Pesticide Action Network submitted a petition to McCarthy to strengthen the Worker Protection Standard, signed by more than 18,000 citizens.
The proposed revisions to the Worker Protection Standard can be viewed on the EPA's website. The revisions will also be posted in the Federal Register in March, at which time the EPA will begin accepting comments from the public for 90 days.
To learn more about the harm caused by pesticide exposure, click here to read Farmworker Justice's report Exposed and Ignored: How Pesticides are Endangering Our Nation's Farmworkers.
The House Republicans' immigration reform principles are an encouraging step forward in the necessary process to address a broken immigration system. But they mistakenly neglect the importance of opening up a path for hard-working immigrant families already in this country to become full participants in their communities and our country through citizenship.
The best way to ensure a strong and stable work force for American agriculture is through legal protection on the job and in communities for the roughly one million undocumented farmworkers already here and on the job. Our country benefits when its workers and their families are fully engaged in civic life.
"We are encouraged that the House is taking a preliminary step to address the immigration crisis in our country; however, the House GOP's approach falls short of what is needed for 11 million people already living and working in our country," said Bruce Goldstein, President of Farmworker Justice. "Our country will be stronger if hard-working members of our society are covered by labor laws and able to fully participate in civic life as citizens."
Last year, the United Farm Workers and a coalition of agricultural employers negotiated for months, with the support of a bipartisan group of Senators, eventually reaching a tough-but-fair agricultural stakeholder immigration agreement. That compromise establishes a roadmap for undocumented farmworkers and their children to earn legal permanent residency and apply for citizenship if they meet a series of qualifications. Farmworker Justice urges the House and the President to consider the importance of that roadmap as they continue to address immigration reform.
"The men and women who labor under difficult and dangerous conditions to put food on our tables deserve a balanced and fair response to the immigration crisis in our country. We urge the House, Senate, and President Obama to continue working towards much-needed immigration reform," said Goldstein.
Farmworkers and their advocates welcomed news that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will soon propose revisions to the Worker Protection Standard (WPS), which provides minimal workplace protections against pesticide exposures for farmworkers. A coalition of farmworker, public health, and other non-partisan organizations has long urged the EPA to include stronger protections for farmworkers in the WPS.
It has been more than 20 years since these rules have been updated and the EPA has admitted for more than a decade that the standards are inadequate. Following a recently completed review by the Office of Management and Budget, advocates expect the EPA will publish the proposed rule for public comment in the next few weeks. Advocates would like the updated rules to include improved safety training requirements, safety precautions limiting farmworkers' contact with pesticides, and mechanisms to improve enforcement of workplace protections.
An estimated 1.1 billion pounds of pesticides are applied to crops annually in the United States with our nation's 1–2 million farmworkers facing the highest threat from the health impacts of these chemicals. The federal government estimates that there are 10,000–20,000 acute pesticide poisonings among workers in the agricultural industry annually. Short-term effects of pesticide exposures include stinging eyes, rashes, blisters, nausea, headaches, respiratory problems, and even death. Cumulative long-term exposures can increase the risk of serious chronic health problems such as cancer, birth defects, neurological impairments and Parkinson's disease for farmworkers, their families, and their children.
Earthjustice and Farmworker Justice submitted a petition to the EPA in November 2011, on behalf of United Farm Workers, Farm Labor Organizing Committee (FLOC), The Farmworker Association of Florida, Inc., PCUN (Pineros y Campesinos Unidos del Noroeste, or Northwest Treeplanters and Farmworkers United), Farm Worker Pesticide Project (FWPP), California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation (CRLAF), and the Pesticide Action Network North America (PANNA), urging it to strengthen the outdated and weak WPS.
"While most Americans benefit from broad workplace protections, farmworkers are fundamentally disadvantaged and face dangerous exposure to poisons over the course of their working life," said Eve Gartner, attorney for Earthjustice, a public interest law firm. "We urge the EPA to offer farmworkers a more protective safeguard."
"Each year pesticide exposure poisons tens of thousands of farmworkers and their families, leading to injury, illness, and death," said Virginia Ruiz, Director of Occupational and Environmental Health at Farmworker Justice. "We applaud the administration for taking this step to help protect the men, women and children who labor to put food on our tables. We hope that the EPA's revised Worker Protection Standard will include important safeguards for farmworkers and strengthen their right to a safe workplace."
"Farmworkers have waited long enough," said Tirso Moreno, General Coordinator of the Farmworker Association of Florida. "Every day without stronger regulations is a day where a farmworker risks short and long term health effects from workplace pesticide exposure. The time is now. Farmworkers need improved WPS standards."
"The nation's 2 million farmworkers deserve the level of workplace protections provided to other workers," said Dr. Margaret Reeves, Senior Scientist with PANNA. "Protections for workers from pesticide exposure also means protection for farmworker children and families."
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National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day is a national campaign to raise awareness about HIV and its impact on women and girls. It is observed on 10 March and Farmworker Justice is proud to work with our Act Against AIDS Leadership Initiative (AAALI) partners, ASPIRA and National Hispanic Council on Aging (NHCOA) to promote this important day.
Women and girls have been impacted by HIV/AIDS since the beginning of the epidemic. Women's and girls' risk of HIV is often overlooked, although approximately 25% of those infected with HIV in the United States are women. Black and Latina women are disproportionately affected compared to women of other races/ethnicities. By the end of 2010, Black women accounted for 64% of all estimated new HIV infections among women and Latina women accounted for an estimated 15%. [Source: Office of Women's Health, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services]
The theme of NWGHAAD is "Share Knowledge. Take Action." This year we decided to connect with organizations and people and hear from them. We partnered with our Latina AAALI partners ASPIRA and NHCOA, and collected a series of thoughts and reactions on HIV/AIDS and its impact on women and girls from our staff, partner AAALI organizations, organizations we work with nationally and in the field, constituents, and individuals. The thoughts ranged from a few words to page long reactions, poems, and memories. From the words of each submission we created a word cloud image of a hand, and then used each hand to create a larger image of a tree to symbolize courage and strength, life and growth.
The responses we got were truly moving. Some women talked about when they first learned about HIV or when they first experienced the death of someone close to them due to HIV. Others admitted to not really even thinking about women and HIV at all. Before being asked to reflect, they had not realized that women have different risks than men do and that some women may have a harder time protecting themselves from HIV or taking care of themselves if already infected. Some people sent words, powerful words, that came to mind when they thought about HIV and women: fear, exposed, voiceless, orphans, rape, mothers. We received responses in English, Spanish, and even Mixteco. Thoughts came from farmworkers, farmworker organizations, health centers, youth, older adults, national organizations, and organization Presidents and CEOs. To see the word clouds and read the individual messages, please visit our Facebook page.
What we learned is that we need to talk about women, girls, and HIV/AIDS more often and with more people. We need to encourage more women and girls to get tested, help HIV positive women find the care and treatment they need, and work to reduce the stigma that surrounds HIV/AIDS in our communities.
Farmworker Justice is a proud partner of the Act Against AIDS Leadership Initiative (AAALI) and is working to raise the HIV knowledge, awareness, and action in farmworker and Latino communities. We encourage all our partners, supporters, and friends to "share knowledge and take action" today, on National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, and every day.
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"Not as many people are learning how to play the organ now," said Charles McCane, 78, another church member who helped construct the organ and is familiar with its history. "I hope they're not a dying breed, but they are slowing down."
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Ok, I'm trying to install the newest of the new
ColdFusion 10 with SQL 2012 on MS Server 2012
I have seen some blog posts, but nothing on the forum. Is there an official thread or response from Adobe on the issue? I cannot get ColdFusion 10 to install. It breaks right on the initial load screen
Please let me know if there is another thread that I can look at, and if not, I will use this thread as I debug the issue.
CF is not supported on Windows Server 2012. System requirements:
Windows 2012 is still release candidate, current release being Windows 2008 r2.
Am using CF10 with SQL 2012 OK.
HTH, Carl.
What with Windows Server 2012 being RC I am not aware of any CF (9, 10, Standard, Enterprise or other apps from vendors) being supported.
Even if CF did work on Windows 2012 RC, RC's have a habit of expiring shortly after release to manufacture so it is not like you can deploy it anywhere to development or production.
Cheers, Carl.
Adam, i do not know what you are talking about either, lol. Id love feedbacj on what was so confusimg
Yeah, sorry that was a bit oblique. It'd be helpful it you game details of the breakage, like what it says on the screen, does it freeze or just exit, or whatver it is what goes into the install logs (if anything), Something... anything to go on.
If you want support from Adobe, though, you will need to raise a support ticket with them; they do not offer support via these forums (which they basically host, but offer very little input beyond that).
What they'd say though is "don't try it: it's not supported yet".
No worrys Adam! You were right - my post was vague.
I am not getting past the initial install screen. It stops right at 98% of the 'install anywhere' window.
In regards to opening a ticket, you are 100% correct - 'don't try it: it's not supported yet'. lol.
I was thinking about just copying the entire coldfusion directory from my 2008 R2 box onto the 2012 box and going from there. I think that I can get services created and what not.
I can keep everyone updated on my progress on this thread if the moderators are OK with it. If I should post elsewhere, please let me know
Yeah, I'd say sling you're findings up here. That's what I'd do (not that that's a particular recommendation in and of itself).
I've never tried, but if you install on another machine and then shift the files over you should be OK. You'll probably need to check through all you're XML config files for path-mismatches and stuff.
I have read - on Andrew Scott's blog (http://www.andyscott.id.au/2012/5/31/ColdFusion-10-will-not-install-on -Windows-Server-2012 & http://www.andyscott.id.au/2012/4/26/Windows-Server-2012-and-ColdFusio n-installation) - that you'll likely have IIS problems as well though.
Best of luck, anyhow.
I was able to get it up and running by replacing the installer's JRE with the most recent version from Oracle (JRE 7)
I detailed the steps I took here http://thefusionator.com/index.cfm?blogID=2
Hi All,
Thanks for sharing the articles and the related information.
Yes! it's true that, CF10 is not officially supported over Win2k12 --> http://wwwimages.adobe.com/www.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/products /coldfusion/pdfs/cf10/coldfusion10-support-matrix.pdf.
We are yet to take a decision on Win2k12 and Win8.
http://blogs.coldfusion.com/post.cfm/coldfusion-10-support-on-windows- 8-and-os-x-mountain-lion
Does that indicate CF10 on Windows 2012 is also 3 - 5 months away?
Cheers, Carl.
CF 10 was not officially supported over Win8 and Mountain Lion, once released.
As per the demand and necessity of the time, CF Engineering team is taking related decisions and therefore a time-frame of 3-5 months is showcased.
Post that time, if anyone still has concerns for the installers, they can approach Adobe CF tech support at: firstname.lastname@example.com
Hope this helps.
As per the demand and necessity of the time, CF Engineering team is taking related decisions and therefore a time-frame of 3-5 months is showcased.
Can you say that again in plain English, rather than trying to dolly it up in special officialese, rendering it basically unintelligible?
Post that time, if anyone still has concerns for the installers, they can approach Adobe CF tech support at: email@example.com
Oh god. So if it's not bad enough that you can't get CF to work, you expect people to go through the self-flagellation exercise that is talking to Adobe support? You are a very mean-spirited person ;-)
Hi Adam,
CF 10 is officially released to work on certain specific and tested OS's. If any individual/organization wish to go-ahead with CF deployment on an un-supported platform, it's their call.
Win8 got released and citing global acceptance and requirement {adding to large Customer base}, CF engineering is making efforts to support CF10 on Win8 and thus there has been a timeline of 3-5months for the new installers, shared across.
Once this is done, global community would be knowing about it too. But, sif anyone still has any related cocnerns then, Yes! you are welcome to reach adobe CF tech support at: email@example.com
Hope this clears everything.
http://thefusionator.com/index.cfm?blogID=2 it's up here again - site was down over the weekend. I can get CF installed, but can't configure IIS. My installer doesn't create the wsconfig directory - so I have to copy across the one provided, but I get warnings when adding the virtual directories in IIS about permissions - so I don't think the ISAPI file can be accessed right. Here is what I get when I run a test CF page / the CF admin:
Service Temporary Unavailable!
The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later.
Jakarta/ISAPI/isapi_redirector/1.2.32 ()
Windows permissions are not my forte - if anyone can fathom a workaround it'd be great. I'm pretty sure this should work, but I just don't really know how to fix the security things.
NB. When you're replacing the JRE in the installer make sure you use the very latest version, I used 7u9 I think. I tried a version marked just plain 7 and it didn't work - the link in the post doesn't work. You need to do the compatibility thing right too.
No idea why Adobe can't sort this very quickly indeed. Just build a new installer - will be all of a couple of days work - a week at most?!
Cheers, Henry
Just had the same issue setting up on a rackspace cloud server!
Decided that rather than rebuild with 2008 R2 I'd try something off the wall - Install Railo!
Worked perfectly - This could be just the kick I needed to shift away from Adobe - They're too slow to respond in my eyes and I've only heard good things about the Railo team and 3-5 months to change to a different installer and write a new IIS interface - Absolute cack!


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11http://media.heavy.com/gallery/red-cross-150/156790998.jpgA girl helps her father put on his leg braces at the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), orthopedic centre on November 20, 2012 in Kabul, Afghanistan. The ICRC rehabilitation centre works to educate and rehabilitate land-mine victims, and those with limb related deformities, back into society and employment offering micro-credit financing, home schooling and vocational training to patients. The clinic itself is unique in that all of the workers are handicapped. The ICRC centre in Kabul has registered over 57,000 patients and 114,000 countrywide in all of their centres since its inception 25 years ago. (Photo by Daniel Berehulak/Getty Images)
12http://media.heavy.com/gallery/red-cross-150/156791011.jpgHassibullah, 30, (L)who lost his after stepping on a mine, practices walking with his new prosthetic leg at the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), orthopedic centreon November 20, 2012 in Kabul, Afghanistan. The ICRC rehabilitation centre works to educate and rehabilitate land-mine victims, and those with limb related deformities, back into society and employment offering micro-credit financing, home schooling and vocational training to patients. The clinic itself is unique in that all of the workers are handicapped. The ICRC centre in Kabul has registered over 57,000 patients and 114,000 countrywide in all of their centres since its inception 25 years ago. (Photo by Daniel Berehulak/Getty Images)
13http://media.heavy.com/gallery/red-cross-150/161486644.jpgThe demolished remains of an American Red Cross truck is seen on the street after a tornado touched down yesterday evening February 11, 2013 in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Hundreds of homes were destroyed and over sixty people injured when the tornado ripped through the town. (Photo by Sean Gardner/Getty Images)
14http://media.heavy.com/gallery/red-cross-150/164496058.jpgHarald Gross (R) and Annie Therre (L), who both work for the German Red Cross (Deutsches Rotes Kreuz, or DRK), make a visit to 100-year-old senior citizen Frida Fiedler (C) in order to illustrate the emergency response service of the DRK on March 22, 2013 in Berlin, Germany. Thousands of senior citizens in Berlin have a button they can press in cases of sudden need that will transmit a signal to the DRK, who then sends a response worker who is equipped with a key to let herself in and give immediate care. The German Red Cross dates its origin back to 1863 with the founding of the Wuerttembergischer Sanitaetsverein, a medical association that provided care to wounded soldiers. Today the German Red Cross has four million members nationwide and is active in international aid and social care. (Photo by Carsten Koall/Getty Images)
15http://media.heavy.com/gallery/red-cross-150/50809883.jpgSouth Korean trucks carrying aid supplies make ready to go to North Korea, on May 7, 2004 in the Demilitarised Zone, north of the inter-Korean border, in South Korea. North Korea opened its tense military border with South Korea to receive emergency relief goods for the victims of last month's devastating train blast, officials said. Twenty South Korean eight-tonne trucks carrying school equipment rumbled along a dirt road into a heavily fortified buffer zone on their way to North Korea, in the first shipment of aid to go overland into the country. (Photo by Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images)
16http://media.heavy.com/gallery/red-cross-150/55717474.jpgKaren Quick, a Red Cross volunteer from Thousand Oaks, Calif., collects clothing dropped in an Office Max parking lot in Gulfport, Miss., Sept. 18, 2005. The clothing will be taken to local shelters and designated donation centers. Clothes just began showing up in the parking lot according to Quick. This was here first stop here to find clothes for the thousands of displaced people in the Gulfport area. Quick, a registered nurse at Los Robles Hospital in Thousand Oaks said she saw what was happening on TV in California and decided she needed to go to the Gulf Coast and help. She told her family "I just have to go." It's been a surreal experience for Quick. One of the images she saw when she first arrived in Gulfport was an antique rocking chair in the water off the beach. "The chair was just rocking in the waves," Quick said. Quick leaves Gulfport in two days to return home to California. Coast Guard photo by Jeff Hall 4 p.m. Sept. 18, 2005 Coast Guard Hand out / Jeff Hall
17http://media.heavy.com/gallery/red-cross-150/77552063.jpgRed Cross volunteer Bill Hawkins distibutes drinking water to residents October 29, 2007 in Ramona, California. A ban on the local water supply in connection with fire-related issues has been placed on Ramona. The fire, which has led to the largest mass evacuation in Californias history, has burned nearly 500,000 acres and has an estimated cost to the state of $1 billion and taken a heavy toll on the county's agricultural industry. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
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The original cast of The Slayers is reunited for the first time in over a decade!
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Lina Inverse is on the run from a government inspector who's ready to put her away for good. Her crime? Just being Lina! The guy's hot on her tail, but a tiny creature that actually has a tail might be Lina's biggest problem. Pokota's a powerful little furball, and his path of destruction is getting pinned on Lina. With so much explosive magic between them, you know things will go boom when they face off. But there's more to Pokota than anyone knows, and if Lina's gang can get to the bottom of his habit of blowing stuff up, they could end up with an awesome new ally.
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To prove her innocence to Wizer, Lina battles Pokota, the tiny creature actually responsible for the recent wave of exploding tanks.
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Wizer accuses Lina of abducting the pets of wealthy people. She'll have to sail to a mysterious island - and survive an onslaught of strange beasts - to clear her name.
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After hearing why Pokota's been destroying tanks, Amelia joins the tiny creature's crusade of devastation. Their first battle as a team is against a powerful opponent - Lina!
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After becoming separated from the group, Amelia and Nama defend a village from a towering dragon. Beating the beast will require teamwork - especially since Amelia is trapped inside Nama!
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Located one block from Faneuil Hall Marketplace and three blocks from the Boston waterfront, this financial district aparthotel offers 84 villas in the historical, 26-story Custom House.
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Guests of Marriott's Boston Custom House Villas enjoy breakfast and evening cocktails in the Counting Room and a walk around the top-floor observation deck with panoramic city-and-harbor views.
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Marriott's Boston Custom House Villas features spacious two-room guest villas with living/dining rooms, wet bars, microwave ovens, and compact refrigerators.
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Marriott's Boston Custom House Villas is only a block from Faneuil Hall Marketplace, 2 blocks from the Boston National Historical Park Visitor Center, and 3 blocks from the Freedom Trail.
An open-air observation deck wraps around the 26th floor of the Custom House tower, offering panoramic views of Boston and the harbor. (Peregrine falcons nest above the deck each summer.) On the 25th floor, a mirrored-wall, 24-hour fitness center contains cardio machines, free weights, and a universal gym with television. A game room on the 24th floor contains a pool table and video games, a kiosk offers video rentals, and a laundry room offers coin-operated machines. From this floor, the workings of the tower's famed clock are visible. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available.
Please note: Current laws prohibit smoking in any indoor areas, including guestrooms, and on guestroom balconies/patios. Smoking is permitted only in designated outdoor areas.
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- Premium TV channels
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Counting Room - A deluxe Continental buffet breakfast (surcharge) is served daily in this historic two-story room. The room contains overstuffed leather seating. One evening weekly, a harpist plays, or a person dressed in period attire is on hand to discuss early Boston history.
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Legal Seafoods
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Aside from the aparthotel's fitness center, there are plenty of recreation options nearby. Visitors and locals sail, kayak, and row in the Charles River one mile from the aparthotel, and joggers run through parks on the river's banks.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the property; fees may apply.
- Ice skating nearby
- Swimming nearby
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- Sailing nearby
- Running track/path nearby
- Pilates classes/instruction nearby
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- Tennis nearby
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Check-in time starts at 4 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is 11 AM
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Carte Blanche, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets not allowed
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42 U.S. Code § 284p - Activities of the National Institutes of Health with respect to research with implications for enhancing daily function for persons with paralysis
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The Director, pursuant to the general authority of the Director, may make awards of grants to public or private entities to pay all or part of the costs of planning, establishing, improving, and providing basic operating support to multicenter networks of clinical sites that will collaborate to design clinical rehabilitation intervention protocols and measures of outcomes on one or more forms of paralysis that result from central nervous system trauma, disorders, or stroke, or any combination of such conditions.
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The Director may, as appropriate, provide for the coordination of information among networks funded through this section and ensure regular communication among members of the networks, and may require the periodic preparation of reports on the activities of the networks and submission of reports to the Director.
(Pub. L. 111–11, title XIV, § 14201,Mar. 30, 2009, 123 Stat. 1453.)
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Re: Getting older and slower (i'm sick)I'll be praying for you. Keep the positive attitude !
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I just got out of the hospital myself for some scary heart issues. I had a bag of fluid removed from my heart and they drained about 20-25 lbs of fluid from my entire body with lasix. On water restriction . Heart went in to A, Fib . Not fun at all, However the power of my prayers to the lord along with the prayers of others helped me greatly . I truly feel God healed me. I am praying for you to recover soon. You are on my prayer list. I will pass this request to some very good people. God bless you Bill and have faith in him and leave the rest to him. Paul in Va.
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Signed into law in 1990, the Clery Act specifies the federal right to know about crime occurring on or near a college or university campus. In compliance with the act, Towson University develops and distributes the annual Clery Report containing information about campus crime statistics and security policies. The report is available online or can be obtained from the Towson University Police Department.
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5 Takeaways from CBS's Championship Game coverage
On the whole, CBS and Turner offer tremendous coverage of the tournament. From airing every game on every channel, to the depth and quality of announcers, to the production values. However, there's definitely some areas CBS should think about tweaking ahead of the 2014 NCAA Tournament. Some of those suggested tweaks and other thoughts on last night's coverage of Louisville's victory over Michigan in 5 Takeaways from the National Championship Game...
1) The first area CBS needs to address is the studio. It isn't working.
Charles Barkley and Kenny Smith are fantastic, some of the best and most entertaining in the business at Inside the NBA. I know many readers find Doug Gottlieb grating, but I actually don't find him to be the worst analyst on television. Nevertheless, having all of them on the CBS set produced a jumbled, uninformed, argumentative mess that made CBS's infamous Super Bowl blackout coverage look Emmy worthy. From Kenny Smith mispronouncing names (Spike Allbright? Shane Buchanan?), to Charles Barkley's obvious fatigue, to the panel arguing over Trey Burke's foul trouble while Louisville was cutting down the nets, it was a bad night for the studio.
So what should CBS and Turner do for next year? Move Kenny Smith and Charles Barkley back to Inside the NBA where they excel. Their moonlighting college basketball analyst days should come to an end. Second, move Doug Gottlieb to the booth full time and have him team with Kevin Harlan for two weekends of the tournament where his strong opinions can take better hold. Finally, restore the studio team of Greg Gumbel, Greg Anthony, and Seth Davis. They aren't flashy by any means, but they get the job done. More networks are taking a "less is more" approach with the studio. There's a reason. It actually works.
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Review: Coolmuster PDF Creator Pro for Mac lets you convert and merge DOCs into PDFs
With its functionality and good performance, Coolmuster PDF Creator Pro for Mac makes file conversion to PDF quick and seamless. This premium product supports formats such as TXT, DOCX, PRC, and MOBI and allows 15 free conversions. One thing to note is that there are no OCR capabilities, so text in converted images will not be searchable or able to be selected.
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Perfect with leggings or breezy skirts, our Savin Hill collection is a welcome addition to our women's boots this season. Lace-up styling is inspired by Timberland's heritage; an ornamental buckle and woven leather detailing adds just enough detail to set it apart and enhance your personal style.
>Premium full-grain leather upper for comfort, durability and long-lasting wear
>Convenient side zip for easy entry
>Printed PET lining made from 100% recycled plastic bottles is comfortable, breathable and eco-conscious
>Anti-fatigue removable footbed provides all-day comfort and support
>Durable rubber lug outsole is made with 15% recycled rubber
>Shaft height is 10 inches, heel height is 1 inch
Our standard shipping method is via UPS ground at a flat rate of $4.95. You should receive your merchandise within 3-5 business days from the day we successfully process your order. PLEASE NOTE: UPS will not deliver to P.O. Boxes.
APO, FPO, AE, CMR, other military and Puerto Rico addresses will ship via USPS only. A flat shipping charge of $4.95 will be applied to the order. APO/FPO orders may take 30-45 days for delivery.
For UPS 2-3 Business Day Air delivery, add an additional $9.00.
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Express Shipping is available for in stock items ONLY. If multiple items are ordered, we will ship the in stock portion via the express service requested, and the balance via the express service as the items become available. APO, FPO, AE, CMR, other military and Puerto Rico addresses are not eligible for Express Shipping.
UPS Express orders must be successfully processed by 11:00 AM CST to be shipped the same business day. We do not ship on weekends. Next Day Air orders for in stock merchandise placed by 11:00 AM CST on Fridays will arrive the following Monday.
Journeys will ship to any U.S. destination serviced by UPS within the 48 contiguous states. Orders shipping to Alaska or Hawaii require Express Delivery.
UPS EXCEPTIONS: APO, FPO, AE, CMR, other military and Puerto Rico addresses will ship via USPS only. A flat shipping charge of $4.95 will be applied to the order.
Puerto Rico orders can take 3-4 weeks for delivery.
international orders
Journeys has teamed up with a trusted third-party company, International Checkout, to fulfill orders for our International customers. Simply put the items you wish to purchase in our Shopping Cart and choose the "International Checkout" option. Your items will be transferred to International Checkout for processing. You may pay by International credit card, PayPal or bank transfer. International Checkout will process your order, including billing, shipping and customer service. Once your order is completed, all inquiries should be directed to International Checkout at email@example.com
which countries do you ship to?
International shipping is currently available WORLDWIDE from Journeys. Our third party vendor, International Checkout, will ship to all destinations around the world.
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We will gladly refund or exchange any unworn merchandise in its original packaging with receipt within 30 days. Please be sure to check the fit and comfort of the merchandise before wearing. You may return the unworn merchandise by either shipping it back to us in its original packaging accompanied by the original receipt, or by returning it to a retail store near you. Some orders cannot be returned to stores. Web exclusives or online purchases paid with a PayPal/Bill Me Later account cannot be returned to stores. For Online/Catalog Only Returns, please see the "direct from manufacturers/paypal & bill me later returns and exchanges" section below.


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1920 Fredericksburg Road
San Antonio, TX 78201
San Antonio's Woodlawn Theatre showcases a winning mix of Broadway shows, youth theater, and local productions that keep audiences coming back again and again. The Woodlawn Theatre is a a versatile venue, and also schedules community pageants, talent shows, and concerts, adding to its already impressive calendar of events. Recently, the Tony Award-winning musical, Avenue Q, joined the theater's impressive history of showcasing Broadway shows that include Annie, Miss Saigon, and Chicago.
Located on Fredericksburg Road in Monticello Park, the Woodlawn Theatre has been entertaining audiences with the finest in San Antonio theater since 1946. In addition to popular theatrical productions, the Woodlawn Theatre has scheduled a number of concerts, including the debut of the Pink Floyd lazier light show and performances by the Red Hot Chili Peppers. It also hosted the debut of the classic John Wayne film, The Alamo, and provides musical theater workshops for children, to usher in the next generation of actors and actresses.
The Woodlawn Theatre is the leading venue in San Antonio to not only strengthen the community, but to bring culture from other parts of the country to town. Check the schedule above for a full list of upcoming productions, and be sure to buy your tickets on Eventful.
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Habitat: | Houseplant; naturalized in South Florida |
Range: | Throughout North America as houseplant |
Season: | Summer |
Type: | Herbaceous vine |
Leaves: | Alternate, simple; juvenile leaves are arrowhead-shaped and often variegated; mature leaves are divided into 3-11 lobes |
Flowers: | 4" long spike of tiny flowers surrounded by a green bract (spathe) |
Flowering Season: | Summer |
Fruits: | Cluster of brown berries |
Allergenic Components: | Juice of all parts |
Allergenic Properties: | Dermatological |
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Showing a blend of current and classic cinematic entertainment, The Oaks Theater has remained Oakmont's only for-profit single-screen movie theater since its opening night in November 1938. The Junior Chamber of Commerce Players accompany a midnight screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, dancing, singing, and assembling popcorn monuments to the unfolding onscreen action. Seven feature-length films entice adrenal glands, letting viewers pick their poison from films such as Jonathan Demme's Academy Award–winning The Silence of the Lambs, the fang-centric Let the Right One In, or Halloween 4 featuring lovable loser Michael Myers. After sinking into one of The Oaks Theater's 430 seats, petrified patrons can cower behind a large soda or superstitiously squeeze the earlobe of their moviegoer companion.
Though they begin their adventure at Skydive Deep Creek's home base, visitors won't really remember the facility. That's because most of their time will be spent hovering above the airport at 13,500 feet. Beginners take to the sky safely attached to an experienced diver during tandem jumps, and serious enthusiasts can fly through the air while training for skydiving certification.
Instructor Neil Porter orchestrates all the site's jumps, using know-how earned during his time at Airborne school in the army and while obtaining his skydiving instructor certification. At Skydive Deep Creek, Neil guides beginners through the process of learning to skydive, from tandem diving to individual jumps.
For clients who just want a taste of the adrenaline-pounding sport, Neil performs tandem jumps, during which a guest is attached to him with a secure harness. While they jump together, Neil controls the parachute, which allows guests to relax and enjoy the thrill ride. The company's optional videography and photography services capture every whoop, flip, and freefall. Visitors who want to learn to pull the strings themselves can take classes in the four levels of skydiving certification, in which they learn all the skills necessary to jump on their own or finally be in charge on parachute day in gym class.
HappyFeet founder Andy Barney boasts a lengthy resumé: the Oxford, England, native was a semipro soccer player by the age of 16, studied physical education in college, and coached youth soccer for 10 years before moving to the U.S. In America, he coached at Avila University and wrote the book Training Soccer Legends, but one day he found his extensive experience challenged by an unlikely group—preschoolers. He had agreed to spend what he thought would be an easy afternoon leading tots in a soccer workshop, only to end up exhausted yet inspired to design a curriculum specifically for younger kids.
His research eventually led to HappyFeet, where instructors play with kids aged 2–6 using a proprietary lesson plan the company dubbed "story time with a soccer ball." Each kid receives a ball, and beyond practicing basic skills such as dribbling, striking, and autograph signing in a noncompetitive setting, the incorporation of stories, nursery rhymes, and songs enables kids to exercise both physical and mental faculties. The 45-minute indoor classes, which were reviewed by the Pittsburgh Tribune, are held onsite at preschools and sports facilities such as PISA. Little ones can also be enrolled in HappyFeet's leagues, where a 15- to 20-minute mini class precedes a 30-minute game.
Hillcrest Racquet Club serves up immersive instruction of tennis fundamentals for racquet wielders of all ages and levels of expertise. In Fundamental Tennis 101, new players and one-time volleyers perfect basic strokes such as the forehand, backhand, serve, and desperate lunge. Net novices receive additional tutorials in keeping score, simple strategies, and celebrating victories without sullying their capris with grass or clay stains.
The YMCA Adventure Warrior Race gives kids and adults a chance to prove themselves against ropes courses, mud, water obstacles, and other unexpected mental and physical challenges—all while supporting a good cause. Amid the breathtaking views and tranquil waters of Lake Tris, runners maneuver around trees and carry heavy objects up the sometimes snow-covered Laurel Highlands mountains, climbing up to 1,000 feet as they go. Warriors aged 16 and older make a 4-mile circuit, whereas younger participants run age-appropriate distances of a half mile or a full mile. Trophies and the respect of all the woodland creatures are awarded to the top male and female runners, top male and female teams, and top co-ed team. According to the Daily American, funds raised from the race provide camp scholarships that allow kids to attend residential and day programs at the 263-acre YMCA Camp T. Frank Soles.
Owned and operated by AJ Davis, an experienced personal trainer and certified massage therapist, The One You offers a rejuvenating and invigorating selection of holistic fitness and health solutions. Training services keep clients in shape with comprehensive assessments, health maintenance, and workouts enhanced by a variety of toning tools including stability balls and weights. Stressed bodies can also opt to benefit from a 90-minute deep tissue massage, a service designed to decrease cranial stresses, increase circulation, and unfurl fibrous muscular folds into proud flags of pain-free freedom.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. — They are nearing 70 now, the 11 men who were 12-year-old boys in 1955 and who are remembered for the baseball games they could not play.
They were — actually, with their matching blue blazers and striped ties, they still are — members of the Cannon Street All Stars.
The Cannon Street YMCA is near the Ashley River, which flows toward the harbor and Fort Sumter.
The unpleasantness that started there in 1861 had left pertinent questions unsettled 94 years later when the All Stars, all African-Americans, decided to enter this city's Little League tournament.
Charleston canceled the tournament because blacks and whites simply did not play together. Actually, they did, all the time, in informal settings, on vacant lots.
"Kids do not mess up the world, adults do," says Leroy Major, 69, the All Stars' pitcher and a retired schoolteacher.
Never mind, said the All Stars' coach, who entered them in the state tournament in Greenville. That was too much for the 61 white teams, who withdrew.
Well, then, said the coach, we will head for Rome, Ga., and the regional tournament where the winners of eight Southern state tournaments would compete to see which would go to the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pa.
Those running things at Rome said the Cannon Street team could not compete because it had advanced by forfeit. But the national Little League organization decided it wasn't the Cannon Street All Stars' fault that no one would play them, so it invited them to Williamsport as honored guests.
For many of them, it was their first venture away from Charleston, exciting and a bit worrisome, because the route north passed through areas where the Ku Klux Klan was restive.
When the All Stars settled into the stands at Williamsport, the crowd began to chant, "Let them play!"
Vermont Brown, 68, an Army veteran and former Lockheed Martin employee, who still is about the size of a Little Leaguer, remembers that when he and his teammates saw the teams warming up on the field, "We knew we would have kicked their butts."
They probably would have, given the pitching of Major. He is a former Marine who is about twice Brown's size. A mountain of Christian serenity, he works with his church, practicing what the summer of 1955 taught him: "Move on."
The spring chicken among the Cannon Street All Stars organization is Augustus Holt, 65. He was too young to play with them but is now the team historian.