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- Most bookedHotel Recour
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"superb room, great bathroom and for an average price"
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"Very pleasant staff, 10/10 for the kitchen and chef. The staff are ALL POLITE, friendly, and very keen. They all go out of their way for the customer. They owners greet you with a smile, every minute of the day. Everything that is to be done, is done quickly and correctly, and always with a smile..."
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"As an overnight stop en route to Dunquirke at the end of our holiday, we were not expecting much, but were very pleasently surprised. Staff were friendly & proved most helpful in promptly returning my mobile phone, which I had forgotten, by post."
A Traveller, Jul 2016, GB
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"Second stay and will return. Very friendly and caring family run business."
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"The hotel owner, Sandie, met us when we arrived and took care of us during our two day stay. The hotel is new and well furnished. Breakfast was complete with eggs to order. Sandie helps with her complete knowledge of the Westvleteren Abbey brewery, four km away."
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"Comfortable modern room. Very quiet area not far from Ypres. Stayed 5 nights 2 of which an evening meal was not available. Otherwise we were looked after very well. Good buffet selection at breakfast."
A Traveller, Aug 2015, GB
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"Great big room for 4 adults. Nice location and walks in evening. Fabby views over Belgium "
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"I had a business meeting in Ypres so choose this hotel based on location. The location is beautiful on top of the Kemmel and the room with the amazing view was equally impressive. I was a bit surprised they didn't have a vegetarian option on the dinner menu but when I told them the chef whipped u..."
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During the No Child Left Behind era of education reform, now winding down, teachers, schools and districts were tacitly encouraged to focus their efforts on raising the floor rather than raising the roof on student achievement. Whether by accident, choice or neglect, high-achievers as well as those merely "above proficient" received little attention. And why should they? With so many struggling in the water, why concern ourselves with those standing safely on dry land?
A new report from my colleagues at Fordham tells why. Simple fairness, for starters. We should strive to develop the full potential of all children, not encourage schools to choose winners and losers either by design or neglect. It's also in our strategic interests not to ignore high-achievers. From their ranks will surely emerge many of the men and women for whom our children and grandchildren will work and vote, and whose talents will hopefully keep the nation secure and economically competitive well into the future.
There's a moral component to consider as well. "If we want tomorrow's scientists, entrepreneurs, and inventors to 'look like America,' our schools need to take special pains with the education of high-ability kids from disadvantaged circumstances," the report...
Much like the typical American fourth grader, education news tends go on a ten-week vacation each June after a year of intermittently joyous, raucous, and bizarre happenings. While parents take their precious ones to Disneyland, education commentators—who have spent months poring over testing data and marveling at the intricacies of "supplement, not supplant" language—unwind with a Moscow Mule and a sheaf of white papers.
But Fordham hasn't gone anywhere. We've stoically kept off the beaches and chronicled the important developments in education politics and policy. And to ward off the summer slide, we've compiled a list of the ten biggest ones.
10.) Education reformers find common ground
This one actually kicked off at the end of last school year, when our own Robert Pondiscio wrote a scalding philippic against the perceived encroachments of progressive politics into the reform movement. The reform Left didn't take kindly to the piece, arguing that any mention of education would be incomplete without addressing issues of race, class, and social equity. With the conversation threatening to devolve into a Hobbesian war of wonk against wonk, Fordham leapt into the fray to convene a roundtable on points of concordance across the political spectrum....
Thanks to the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), state leaders today have a rare opportunity to set schools on the right trajectory for years to come. The law gives those policy makers significant leeway to design school accountability systems that will work for students at all levels of achievement.
This is welcome news because most state models need a total overhaul. Relics of the No Child Left Behind Era, they continue to judge schools based largely on the percentage of their students who attain the "proficient" mark on state tests. The signal those schools receive is that "bubble kids"—those performing just below or just above the "proficiency" line—are the students whose learning really matters. Indeed, research has demonstrated that students just below that bar were most likely to make large gains in the NCLB era, while high achievers made lesser improvements.
The students most harmed by these perverse incentives are high-achieving, disadvantaged students who depend most heavily on the public education system to do right by them. Under today's accountability regimes, their teachers often feel pressure to elevate their low achievers to pass state tests. And their schools face so many other challenges—attendance, discipline, nutrition, etc.—that attending to the educational needs of high...
Two years ago, I matriculated from one of the most liberal, activist college campuses in the country. In the months leading up to graduation, I fantasized about jumping head-first into a vocation fighting for social justice. I knew that I had a passion for policy and a healthy interest in education issues (my mom is a school teacher). It was as clear to me then as it is now that education is the key to equality of opportunity.
Eager to put my beliefs into action, I landed in the realm of education reform. Over the last few years, I have been fortunate to meet wonks and policy mavens from all walks of life, all of whom hold in their hearts the best interests of students. Having found the perfect union of my interest in education policy and my desire to help make the world a little better, I figured the rest would be smooth sailing. It was not until earlier this year that I noticed the growing chasm that has formed between two reform camps.
Some on the Right (including a few of my colleagues at Fordham) have argued that if the reformers start pandering to liberals, conservatives will feel...
It's been a terrible, horrible, no-good, very bad summer for education reform. After many years of bipartisan support, key elements of the reform agenda—higher standards, better teachers, test-based accountability, parental choice—are starved for oxygen in both the Republican and Democratic party platforms. Earlier this month, the NAACP further upset the apple cart with a call for a moratorium on new charter schools. Not to be outdone, a "platform" released by the Movement for Black Lives (a group of organizations organized by Black Lives Matter) issued a scorched-earth condemnation of every aspect of the reform agenda, which it characterized as "a systematic attack…coordinated by an international education privatization agenda, bankrolled by billionaire philanthropists…and aided by the departments of education at the federal, state, and local level."
Response to this series of stunning attacks and political reversals has been muted. The usual groups have told journalists where and how they disagree with the antis. But there's been no outcry of support for the agenda items under attack, and certainly not from any political leaders, prominent columnists, etc.
This week, by marked contrast, the atmosphere inside the edu-bubble was set alight by—wait for it—John Oliver. The British comedian recorded a "takedown" of charter schools that was...
The new school year is on the horizon, and you're already feeling somewhat apprehensive. You know that transitions are a challenge for your gifted child— whether it's a new school, a new grade level, a new teacher, or all of the above. You want to make sure that your child's new teacher understands that your gifted child has learning needs that differ from others. You feel that establishing a close and respectful partnership with your child's teacher early in the year can ease stress and set a structure for a successful year of learning.
In anticipation of meeting the new teacher, you think about questions you want to ask. You start with the obvious: "Are you aware that my child is gifted? What is your experience teaching gifted children? How do you plan on challenging my child this year?" At the same time, you really don't want to come across as one of those parents. What's a parent to do?
Here are five key strategies to form a strong relationship with your gifted child's teacher:
1. Share information about how your child thinks and feels, along with any specifics that will help the teacher understand your child's learning needs at school. Respect the process...
A recent American Enterprise Institute study dispels myths about charter schools by comparing them to nearby district schools in a few novel ways.
Author Nat Malkus gathered data on school type, locale, enrollment, proficiency, discipline rates, demographics, and the number of English language learners and special education students they serve. Sources included the National Center for Education Statistics, the Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights, and EDfacts.
Instead of looking at large groups of charter and districts schools across the country or a state, as charter opponents are wont to do, Malkus compares each charter school to five neighboring district schools that a given charter student might otherwise attend. Obviously, this makes for much more of an apples-to-apples comparison.
A recurring theme throughout virtually all of Malkus's analyses is the great amount of variance between charter schools. He compares randomly selected district schools, which he terms "reference schools," to five neighboring district schools, just as he did with the charters. Through the study's various lenses—school discipline, student enrollment, achievement, or something else—charter schools are repeatedly shown to differ more from one another than district schools do. (There is also more variance between charters than between charter schools and their...
Although recent analyses show that the child poverty rate isn't as high as many people believe, the fact remains that millions of American students attend under-resourced schools. For many of these children, well-resourced schools are geographically close but practically out of reach; high home prices and the scarcity of open enrollment policies make it all but impossible for low-income families to cross district borders for a better education.
Some research shows that low-income children benefit from attending school with better-off peers. Middle- and upper-income children may also benefit from an economically diverse setting. In short, income integration is a win-win for everyone involved. So why do the vast majority of school districts in the United States remain segregated by income? The answer isn't much of a mystery: Schools are mainly funded by locally raised property taxes, which functionally "give wealthier communities permission to keep their resources away from the neediest schools."
In order to examine just how isolating school district borders can be for low-income students, a relatively new nonprofit called EdBuild recently examined 33,500 school borders for school districts in 2014 and identified the difference in childhood poverty rates between districts on either side of the boundary line. (For...
A recent study published by Johns Hopkins's Institute for Education Policy sets out to uncover how many elementary and middle school students are performing one or more years above grade level. The authors undertake this study to challenge the current education policy focus on achieving grade-level proficiency without accounting for students who perform above grade level.
To answer this broad question, the study examines data from state, multi-state, and national level assessment datasets (five in all). At the state level, the authors delve into data from three assessments: Smarter Balanced in Wisconsin and California and the Florida Standards Assessment in grades 3–8.
In evaluating all three state-level datasets against the states' respective measures of grade-level proficiency, the authors found significant percentages of students scoring at or above grade level in the spring of their current grade level. In Wisconsin, 25–45 percent of students in grades 3–8 scored at or above grade level. For the same set of grades, 11–37 percent of California students scored at or above grade level. Florida features the highest percentage of students performing at or above grade level, at 30–44 percent for ELA (grades 3–9) and mathematics (grades 3–7).
Turning to the Northwest Evaluation Association's Measures...
A new analysis from the Manhattan Institute's Scott Winship shows that, measured correctly, the U.S. child poverty rate declined from 13.1 percent in 1996 to 7.8 percent in 2014—a drop of almost two-fifths.
This has huge implications for many policy areas, including education reform, and it's a development that all parties must wrestle with.
For the teachers' unions and other traditional education groups, it raises hard questions about their familiar contention that America's lackluster student achievement is due to poverty—that we must "fix poverty first" before our schools will improve. We haven't fixed poverty, but we have most certainly decreased it.
It also raises hard questions for reformers about why we haven't seen greater progress in student outcomes over the past twenty years, considering that these socioeconomic trends should put the wind at our backs. We like to point to achievement gains in the late 1990s and early 2000s, especially for the poorest and lowest-performing students, as evidence that testing and accountability boosted learning.
But what if that was only part of the story?
Let's excavate a bit deeper. Ramesh Ponnuru has a great overview of Winship's study at Bloomberg View. Ponnuru writes, "The Census Bureau's official measurements, it is true,...


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These are early days for digital distribution in Italy, but something is starting to percolate, as evidenced by Oliver Stone's "W." The George Bush biopic recently marked a first by becoming available via VOD on Telecom Italia's Rosso Alice movie portal almost simultaneously with its small theatrical release on a dozen digital screens, and also airing on generalist TV web La 7.
"W." was seen by 10,000 Italo Internet viewers in four days, reports the pic's Italo distributor, Barbara Dall'Angelo, who says she's "very happy about the result."
Other Internet distribution platforms currently operating in Italy are Fastweb and Infostrada. VOD is also available on Sky Italia satcaster and on Mediaset's DTT paybox.
"Sky Italia has had a pay-per-view service for years, but it's really a minimal residual," laments Stefano Massenzi, buyer for Italo distribbery Lucky Red.
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DREXEL NEEDED the game to enhance its nonconference/road résumé. Saint Joseph's needed the game for a far more basic reason: self-respect.
The Dragons had played consistently good basketball against a very strong schedule - home, road, neutral, winning in three overtimes twice in succession.
The Hawks had not played in 11 days after losing at Temple when they thought they would win and didn't and then getting crushed at home by Villanova when they thought they would be in the game and weren't.
The Dragons came to Hagan Arena feeling good about themselves and seemed to have some control of the game, leading by nine points with barely 3 minutes left in the first half. The Hawks had not made a free throw or a three, going a combined 0-for-13. They had more turnovers (10) than baskets (seven). SJU's two top scorers, Langston Galloway and Ronald Roberts, who had 2,607 career points between them, were 1-for-9.


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Our 3D ultrasound was yesterday. It was really neat! We got to see baby's face for the first time! He/She didn't reveal his/her sex either, so that's good. Baby really likes to have his/her hands in their face so it was hard to get a good picture. The hands were shading the face so much. We left with 56 pics on a disk but most are only ok. Here are some favorites!
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Vacation Bible School will be held July 24-28 from 5:30-8 p.m. at Cynthiana Christian Church.
Come cook up some fun with us.
For more information call 234-5332.
Cynthiana Presbyterian Church will host their two-day Vacation Bible School beginning Sunday, July 31 with a kick-off party and registration (weather permitting) at 3 p.m. If it rains, registration will begin at 5 p.m.
THURSDAY, July 21
Northside Council. Northside Site Based Council will hold a special meeting Thursday, July 21 at 3:45 p.m. at Biancke's.
Local Board of Health will be meeting in the Frankie Casey Taylor meeting room located at 364 Oddville Ave. inside the Health Department to set the local tax rate. The meeting will begin at 6 p.m. on July 21 and the public is invited to attend.
It has been nearly nine years since Lori Ross Paynter went missing.
Her killer has now admitted that he murdered his wife.
Daniel T. Paynter, 57, originally from Cynthiana, entered a guilty plea in a Hamilton County, Ohio, court last Wednesday, July 6.
"He apologized to his family and to her family," said Megan Shananhan, assistant Hamilton County prosecutor. "He said he wanted to give everybody closure."
Shananhan described Paynter's apology as "shallow" and not heart-felt.
Skylar Mullins, left, plays it cool when asked what his favorite cartoon was by Don Wynn, HMH senior management, during Monday's 2011 Children's Expo. Mullins was chosen Most Photogenic in the Little Prince class at the Harrison County Fair.
A seven year old warrant was served after a Hispanic man is taken into custody on Monday by a Harrison County Sheriff deputy.
In March 2004, Harrison County Deputy Nathan Gasser and Detective Paul Olin responded to a call on Robinson Renaker Rd. in reference to a domestic dispute.
The Harrison County Sheriff's Department has been called twice in the last 30 days to investigate stolen animals at Flora Shropshire Animal Shelter.
On July 7, Harrison County Sheriff Bruce Hampton was called by Assistant Animal Control Officer Paul Colson to come investigate a break-in and break-out of two pitbull terriers at the animal shelter.
In a tournament that began on July 2 and wrapped up on July 8, the Harrison County 12 year old all stars won three and lost two to finish in third place overall in the District 3 Little League competition. The tournament, which was held in Anderson County, featured teams from Powell County, Richmond, Winchester, Mercer County and the host Anderson County squad as well as the Harrison County team.
The team was coached by Steve Slucher who used two assistants from the Auto Systems team, Roger Fryman and Wilbur Fowler, to aid him.
Few products offer individuals the opportunity to save more than they spend. Starting July 21, The Cynthiana Democrat will give readers this opportunity with the return of SmartSource coupons.
Inside the newspaper each week, readers will find a coupon package regularly valued at more than $100 in savings through manufacturer, retail and restaurant coupons. Subscribers will usually find they can recoup the cost of a Cynthiana Democrat subscription in just one week of coupon savings.
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Hello Ms. Barber:
I appreciated reading your posting about your Aunt, Mabel Stark.
I, too, just read the book by Robert Hough, and I though I am dismayed to learn that it's mostly fiction, I would love to find a book about the "real" Mabel & her amazing career, training circus tigers!In that era, I would imagine that she had many obstacles to overcome - she was undoubtably a very brave & strong woman!
Just a thought - It sounds as though Mr. Hough's book has sparked alot of interest; is there any possibility of a reprint of Mabel & Gertrude's book, "Hold that Tiger"? Reading about her life in her own words would eliminate the speculation brought about by Robert Hough's book.
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Well-meaning administrators and faculty members have put processes into place that show little awareness of the hurdles students confront, says Bridget Burns.
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Three major experiences shape student motivation to stay in college and graduate, writes Vincent Tinto.
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MacArthur 100 Million and Change.
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Among Richard Vedder's 10 ways the economic downturn might change campus behavior: bigger teaching loads, more unionization, a truce in the athletics arms race -- and a slowing in college presidents' pay?
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Carolyn Foster Segal considers -- with some fear -- the number of meetings professors must attend.
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It's time to question an increasingly popular way to organize a key part of undergraduate education, writes Joseph Kugelmass.
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Entertainment companies should stop policing illegal downloading by college students, Joseph Storch argues, and head to the new frontier: the mobile device as all-purpose media-access machine.
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Arthur Levine writes that colleges could easily miss an opportunity offered by the presidential transition, but that the right kind of conclave could make this a constructive moment for tackling key issues.
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Oct 06, 2004 4:04PM PST
I just hooked myself up phat. I went and bought a Athlon 64 3200, a GeForce 6800, 120 gb hard drive and a smooth black chassis. Because it is black and super powerful, it has been named Vader. Bow to me, you know you want to. :P
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So...Posted: Feb 09, 2005 12:00AM PST by ElMariachi003
What have you been playing to drive that bad boy?
*Mariachi bows*
"What is thy bidding, my Lady?"
Yeah, and?Posted: Feb 28, 2005 12:00AM PST by spiderjsalem.1up.com
When do we get to see a picture of it?
LoLPosted: Apr 27, 2005 12:00AM PST by ProdigyDude85
i wouldnt call that 'super' powerful but it woops my current rig. its a pretty decent system. check out what im building when 2006 rolls by...
...Either AMD FX-57 or dual core X2 4800+
ATI R520 AMR Ready
DFI nforce 4 ultra 939 mobo or the best mobo available then
2x250gig western digital 8mb 7200rpm hd's
sound blaster audigy 2ZS
OCZ plat rev2 ram latency 184.108.40.206 pc3200
nec 16X dual layer burner
52x48x52 cdrw burner
550 enermax psu
windows longhorn
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Gershon Resnik, a Canadian-born New Yorker, knows some French, Italian, Hebrew and Yiddish, but the other day he greeted Israeli children in fluent Chihuahua. With a red rubber nose, floppy pants and a big grin, he walked on stage (in Haifa, in a northern neighborhood of Jerusalem, in a West Bank city) holding a hula hoop. "I'd bark at the audience and try to get them to bark back at me," before jumping through the hoop, Resnik says. His face marked with a few dabs of makeup, he was in Israel as Buffo, his clown persona. Paying his own airfare and hotel bills, he traveled to schools and community centers, as a volunteer, to entertain more than 1,000 children. It was a "last moment" decision, as the violence of the intifada escalated. "I basically got on the plane." Resnik, who lives on the Upper East Side, also went to Israel last year as Buffo, both times arranging his own itinerary. "I felt it was time to go back and bring a few smiles to the kids." Resnik, 52, lived in Israel from 1968 to 1973. He was a paratrooper in the Yom Kippur War, a kibbutznik, and a college student. He returned to Canada, then the United States, to study acting. Some minor Off Broadway and film roles followed. "As an actor I couldn't get arrested," he says. "So I started clowning." He saw an ad for a clown course, and enrolled. "I'm very impulsive." A career was born. Buffo (pronounced BOO-foe, it's Italian for "silly") performs at camps and corporate events, children's parties and Jewish schools. (He can be reached at 212 462-9461; firstname.lastname@example.com.) His act: "Basically a clown. Juggling. I do stilts." A little magic. Some balloon animals. Some bubbles. A soccer gag. "Anything for a laugh." The kids in Israel, he thought, needed some amusement. Because of the intifada, many entertainment children's programs were cancelled. "A lot of their parents were in miluim [army reserves]." So the youngsters welcomed him. "When I was performing, there was laughter. A lot of kids said 'thank you.' In Israel all the kids want to come up on stage. You're like a rock star. "The last two trips were the top experiences I've ever had in Israel," Resnik says. He plans to go back again this year, and perform again, up north, in Kiryat Shemona and other communities near the Lebanese border. "It's another area" where he hasn't brought Buffo yet. "I have a good time doing it."
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All I have to say is read all the other complaints about her. If you are thinking of having her as your docter BEWARE. She has,no compassion, verbally abusive, threatening, rude and she also has a power trip. If I wrote everything she has done to me in this last year I would be here all day.
Stay away, she will demean you and treat you as if you are incompetent of knowing your own body. Her fix all is anti depressants, even though she was told they make me anxious, interfered with my sleep, and caused body facial ticks, not to mention the weight gain (which causes depression) and the withdraw from going off them. Have a cupboard full of pills she tried to push on me. I have been down that road and am not going back on those zombi drugs.
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She attacked me for 'double-dipping' in controlled medications. Subsequently, asking my doctor for any kind of new or different treatment usually just pisses her off. Her uncontrolled verbal, physical, and sexual abuse of patients is also documented here by the reviewers who preceded me. In conclusion, although Dr. Holly Leeds may not be a criminal, she needs to be put in her place.
I came across Holly Leeds name while doing some research online. Our experience with her was many years ago (before doing online reviews was an option), but I can see she hasn't changed a bit. I'm amazed this woman is still practicing. My son is severely disabled, & she was one of his doctors while he was hospitalized once. She actually wanted us to stop giving him antibiotics, talking about the "quality of life in Tibetian terms", and told me I was keeping him alive for me, not him. Luckily my son doesn't have the ability to comprehend what she was saying. This woman has severe psychological issues. Control, thought patterns that don't allow her to listen to others, lack of compassion, amongst other things. I'm amazed that after the experiences people have noted here that she has not reflected on herself and her behavior, and sought out the help she obviously needs.
Dr. Holly Leeds has provided excellent acupuncture treatment for Chronic Severe Peripheral Neuropathy and migraine headaches associated pain for more than two years. Her professionalism and caring attitude toward her patients is outstanding.
Dr Holly Leeds is a professional and very caring Dr. who I have recommended to many of my friends. She takes time with her patients and has actually called to give test results and discuss next steps with me as well.
i have never in my lifetime of many doctors for a lifetime of issues..ever met a more harsh..abrasive,cold hurtful,unsupported.mean spirited and down right shocking demeanor..that began with our first visit. If there were more choices of doctors to choose from in our remote area,I would drop her like a hot potato.she must hate life & resent her job Or maybe is out to hurt everyone she comes in contact with.She is overpowering as if to control the patient & gain her respect that any sane person would refuse to give. there may be an element of mental illness..to be kind. avoid her If possible..she is dangerous to say the least.She has no sense of others..even compared to most doctors..Watch your back!Be prepared
Dr Leeds' Office, much like her demeanor, is familiar, comfortable and inviting. Her staff is sociable, but professional. Dr Leeds dedicates more than ample time for all concerns at every appointment. She is the most knowledgeable physician and uniquely well rounded individual that I have ever met. It is more than apparent that she believes in whole-body medicine; and she judiciously refers when needed.
I have been treated with respect and kindness, was able to get 2 different appointments on the spare of the moment when I had an acute illness, and feel I have a good repore with everyone who works in the office. I am a returning patient and left previously due to insurance issues. I would highly recommend Dr Holly Leeds.
THis is a very well trained DR whom I believe keeps up with her fields of expertise to a 4 star rating. She has an encylclopedix knoweledge of the human condition and medicine the best doctor I have had in the last 20 years.
Office staff incompetent. Everyone who works there has a bad attitude. Horrible bedside manner. Actually pretty good doctor. Just don't need the attitude.
My mother-in-law had had several strokes and was admitted to a skilled nursing facility for 'rehabilitation'. She had been gravely ill for several weeks now and we we're still hoping for progress in her condition. She could not eat so she had to have naso-gastric (tube) feedings. She, unfortunately, pulled the tube out a couple of times (likely because it was irritating her). The tube had to be reinserted. It was a Sunday afternoon and we had mom sitting in a wheelchair out in the courtyard. All of our family we're visiting with her. Dr. Leeds came prancing out to mom and with an indescribable tone of voice yelled at her for pulling out the tube - she then said 'do you want the tube put back in?!' One of the family members asked what if she went without the tube and Dr. Leeds looked at mom and said 'then you will die and I won't have to be called out to reinsert your tube! She asked mom again 'do you want the tube put back in?!' Mom weakly replied 'yes'. With that Dr. Leeds grabbed her wheelchair and pushed her into the building muttering under her breath. We, the family, were so shocked by what we had just winessed that we were all rendered speechless. My husband went into the building to speak with Dr. Leeds and she was extremely rude to him telling him that his mother is 'going to die anyway'. We, of course, reported this dreadful encounter with Dr. Leeds to the Administration of the nursing facility, had a 'family conference' about it and of course, nothing transpired from that. I'm sure the staff of the nursing facility are just plain scared of the woman. Mom passed away a couple of weeks after this incident - thankfully really, for never having to have another encounter with this very wicked physician. So, beware of Dr. Leeds taking care of any one of your loved ones - she should NOT be in the practice of medicine.
This is for anyone considering having this Dr. as a Hospice caregiver - I have recently entered my mother into the hospice program and up until today my family and myself have been thrilled and comforted by their kindness and abilities. Then Dr. Leeds came to show up for a visit. Not only did she just walk into my house while I was in the garage doing laundry but she scared my father who has parkinsons and he almost fell over because of this stranger in his house; but she then without any introductions by a family member entered the room where my mother was and began to quiz her. Now who walks into to someone's house without being welcomed and creates the presence of an intruder? I came in after the initial conversation started but it was clear that it was upsetting my mom. My mother is afraid and the other hospice members have been very careful in not scaring her with detrimental words. God Bless them! This doctor however, with the atrocity of a bedside manner obviously didn't in all of her medical background realize that there is the onset of unclarity with my mom and continued on grilling her. Because it's getting harder for my mom to think she pauses to try to find the right words. When she can't get them out the doctor says, "So, you're afraid to die?" I looked at her and gave her the hand signal across the throat to not talk like that in front of her but she was oblivious. She went on to probe her only further instill the anxiety that has taken hours to diffuse since her departure. My mother said to her, "Why are you not talking to me normal?" and Dr. Leeds said, "Because this is not normal". "It's not normal what's happening, do you want to talk about it?" My blood pressure only increased as she went on to do her damage; then after my mother is starting to completely freak out she wanted to examine her. This is when I put an end to the visit because while my mother is dying I am NOT going to subject her to the coldness and suspect care by this non-compassionate woman who just so happened to be lucky enough to earn a degree which I can only assume was with a "D" average. But a "D" is still passing so now the public is unknowingly exposed to a doctor that may know a little about medicine but nothing about people! She has absolutely no business what so ever being in hospice care! If she must practice she should only be allowed to care for those that are in a coma or otherwise mentally incapacitated so as to not offend or scare anyone with her tactless demeanor! This is my personal opinion from my interaction with Dr. Leeds. I can only hope anyone who reads this finds it helpful..


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I know that the '86s had vent glass. Really can't tell what kind you have without looking at it. Try looking at random pictures of Bronco II's and seeing if you can spot a matching door. Fairly low-tech, but at least you could identify the year.
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if the door is open there should be a v.i.n. number on the door on a sticker unless its been painted over or removed the 10th digit in the v.i.n. is the year S=1995 R=1994 P=1993 O=1992 N=1991 M=1990 and so on.
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With the dust settling on the 2012 NFL Draft, we decided to dig up some information on the newest members of the Patriots. We took some time to get to know Chandler Jones by speaking with Jared Smith of CNYSportsfan.com. Jared covered Syracuse football this past season and was able to bring some unique insights into the Patriots' top pick. Here is our Q&A session with him below:
1. The big rise on the draft boards was Chandler Jones? Do you think he is a perceived "workout warrior"? If not, what about him made him rise up to a late first round pick this week?
A: I don't know officially if Jones is a so-called "workout warrior", but I am very certain one of the reasons why he flew up NFL draft boards was because of his off-the-field character. Jones is a stand-up guy who is related to two brothers -- Arthur and Jon -- who're successful professionally.
I am sure the Patriots saw his physically tools and his ability to get the passer, and said, "with the right attitude and coaching we can make this guy a star."
2. Mike Greenberg on ESPN Radio today said that Jones is a Lawrence Taylor type of player? Do you agree with this assessment? If not, which NFL player do you think he best resembles?
As much as I hope the best for Chandler, the comparisons to Lawrence Taylor are just ridiculous. In all honesty, I believe Jones was a reach in the first round and would have been better suited as a second- to third-round project player.
I am just not buying that Jones is going to make an impact during the 2012-13 season, as his production at Syracuse University (14.5 sacks in 39 collegiate games) just doesn't show a guy ready to make that type of impact yet.
With that said, I think Jones can be a good player, maybe a Pro-Bowler at some points, but I am not at all buying a future All-Pro or Hall-Of-Famer. But if you ask any Syracuse fan, "Do you think he's better than former Syracuse pass-rusher Dwight Freeney (who went No. 11 overall in 2002)?" Almost 90-percent of them would say, no.
I think maybe the better comparison is maybe Simeon Rice, who was a pass-rushing sensation for the Arizona Cardinals and Tampa Bay Buccaneers for a few years. However, at this point, even that is a bit of a stretch just because his numbers in college don't show a consistent double-digit passer.
3. How can he fit in to the Patriot system on a team that had to add pass rushers?
Jones has a knack for finding the quarterback and he's versatile -- so, he can play in both the 4-3 as a pass-rushing end or in the 3-4 as a pass-rushing linebacker. And, Patriots fans know how the Patriot system likes to adjust on the fly or do whatever it takes to win a game. Jones is that type of player. If you tell him to do something he'll do it and he'll do it well.
4. What are some weaknesses to Jones' game?
A few things pop into my mind about Jones, and this is probably why I don't see him as an immediate-impact player but understand why he went in the first round.
First, he doesn't have that huge speed-power combination that many very successful NFL pass-rushers do (i.e. Dwight Freeney). Which is why I think it will take a bit for him to develop.
Eventually, I think Jones can get there, as he has the right coaches in place to build up the strength and teach him how to increase his potential.
My other worry about Jones is health, as he played in just seven games in 2010 and '11. He progression as a player probably was hurt by that and if he can't stay healthy in the NFL, so will his professional progression.
5. In the end, what do you think Jones' career will project out to be?
As a media guy who covered Jones, I wish him well. However, if I am betting large sums of money on my projection of Jones as a NFLers, I say he doesn't work out as well as people think.
I think Jones can be a solid rotational DE who can rush the passers, but as a all-around, impact first-rounder I just don't see it.
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John Miller has fought for years to bring his invention, a lighted motorcycle windshield, to the mass market - only to find that his stubborn patriotism may be the biggest obstacle.
Miller, a Marine Corps veteran, says he's had offers from investors to make the windshields, which use light emitting diodes embedded in clear acrylic - but that all of them have wanted the manufacturing done overseas where materials and labor would be cheaper.
That isn't acceptable to Miller because he envisions a small manufacturing plant in the Milwaukee area that would employ veterans returning from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
"I am a disabled vet, and I want to hire disabled vets. This is an American product with American-made components," he said.
His company, Illumatek, specializes in lighted windshields for motorcycles, all-terrain vehicles and snowmobiles. The artwork has won accolades at motorcycle shows and sales from people who spend thousands of dollars dressing up their bikes.
Miller spent four years testing different types of acrylics and lights for his windshields. He also spent 18 months getting them approved by the U.S. Department of Transportation.
He's been making the windshields, one at a time, but his goal is to ramp up a manufacturing operation.
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. has offered Miller a $150,000 low-interest loan to get things started, but he needs an investment partner for additional capital.
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"John's case is unique in that he is really conscientious about making this work in Wisconsin and hiring veterans. He wants to work with local entities to get it done - and the problem is, he keeps running into the mountain where investors can't come to terms with his vision for the company," said Chris Schiff ner, WEDC technology investment manager.
Most LED lighting suppliers are from overseas, but Miller says everything on his windshields should be made in the USA.
"I can get lights from the East Coast, the windshields from Colorado, and my production equipment from Massachusetts. So what's wrong with that? There's still a huge profit margin," he said.
Miller said he's put all of the money he's made from the windshields into his company and lives on his $900-a-month disability check.
He said Harley-Davidson Inc. wanted to buy the patent but he rejected the offer.
"I am still trying to find an investor who will match my funds, wants to make a decent profit, but won't own all of the company," Miller said. "All of the investors I have met so far have said they could make a lot more money if the product was manufactured overseas, but none of those manufacturers would be hiring disabled U.S. vets."
Some of Illumatek's designs have a patriotic flair, including a U.S. Navy-themed windshield with waves of blue light flowing into an American flag.
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The laser-engraved designs are below the motorcyclist's line of sight, so they don't interfere with riding and aren't a distraction for approaching motorists.
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There is a picture in daily newspapers of four French policemen standing over a Muslim woman on a beach in Nice, France. They are ordering her to TAKE OFF CLOTHES because it is against French law, it is against French values, for women to be on a beach and wearing lots of clothes. For most of my 85 years of life, the issue was that women were taking off TOO MANY CLOTHES ON A BEACH. But, apparently, I did not get the message.
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After being sentenced to 90 days in jail for auto burglaries, one 25-year-old Manteca man has been stopped twice by police while waiting to report for his county jail term. It is a commentary on today's judicial system in San Joaquin County allowing felons back on the street after their arrests.
Thieves raided the Manteca Towing storage yard in the 3700 block of West Yosemite Avenue sometime Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning creating some $10,000 in losses.
LATHROP – A 19-year-old employee at Target store in Lathrop was arrested Wednesday and booked into San Joaquin County Jail on charges of grand theft and embezzlement.
"Rusty" the Manteca Police Department's drug dog, was the star of a region wide parole sweep on St. Patrick's Day Wednesday hitting on the "green" – $20,000 in green cold hard cash.
Jeffrey Maurer, who teaches psychology, economics and government at Sierra High School, turned himself in to Manteca Police Tuesday night at 6:30 for alleged inappropriate sexual behavior with a student.
The kindness of a 93-year-old Manteca retiree turned on him with thefts of some $4,000 in cash, and other valuables from his bedroom closet lock boxes.
A 5-inch-long pipe bomb located on a Yosemite Park picnic table Monday afternoon by a man and his grandson playing ball was destroyed by Manteca Police bomb squad members at about 6:30 p.m. two hours after it was found.
A well-dressed motorist was stopped and arrested by police in the parking lot of a North Main Street drug store Wednesday morning after they learned he was in town. They searched him out on charges that included altering his pay checks from a Manteca business last October and a no bail warrant for a vandalism conviction.
It wasn't a banner year for criminals.
Four suspected gang members were stopped by Manteca Police Monday afternoon after two citizens called saying someone was driving throughout the community pointing a small hand gun out the window of a late'80s Honda sedan.
FRENCH CAMP – The San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office has set up a system to allow witnesses to text message them with anonymous tips. The tip is sent to a main server that is not associated with any law enforcement agency. The Internet-based systems route messages through a server that encrypts cell phone numbers before they get to law enforcement, making tips virtually impossible to track. With the server stripping the text of any identifying information before sending the tip to the Sheriff's Office for which it was intended.
One teen was shot and two others received knife wounds Friday night inside and outside of the Marketplace Theater on West Yosemite Avenue in what police described as a gang fight involving teens dressed in red and blue.
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