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White House officials revealed on Sunday that Charlotte, North Carolina Mayor Anthony Foxx will be named President Barack Obama's next Secretary of the Department of Transportation, replacing outgoing Secretary Ray LaHood.
The Charlotte Observer reported that Foxx rose to prominence last year when his city hosted the Democratic National Convention, and has garnered continued attention for his efforts to tackle Charlotte's transportation challenges, from expanding the Charlotte Douglas International Airport, to extending the city's light-rail system, and brining street cars to the city-center.
The 42-year old Mayor was first elected in 2009, then re-elected in 2011 with 70 percent of the vote. Earlier this month Foxx announced that he would be leaving office at the end of the year to spend more time with his family, though now it appears those plans have changed. If his nomination is confirmed, Foxx will assume his position July 4th.
Fake Proposal For an Urban Beach Gets Raleigh Thinking About Vacant Land
After a long, cold winter, many of us are itching to lock away our wool coats, slip into our flip-flops, and dash to the beach. That's especially the case for Matt Tomasulo, the artist behind the Raleigh Beach proposal that would transform the corner of West Hargett Street into an alluring summertime oasis in inland North Carolina. His Raleigh Beach rendering depicts sunbathers soaking up the sun while lying on the sand as swimmers cool-off in the pools.
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The International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) is expanding its program offerings with DesignX, its first ever series of digital design and fabrication training workshops conducted by leading experts in field. The four days of educational sessions will cover digital tools, cloud-based apps, 3D printing, and other related topics.
BIG Groundbreaking on Faroe Islands
The renderings just keep coming. And, after a recent groundbreaking, a building will too. With projects on their way in New York, Phoenix, Washington, D.C., Miami, Paris, Copenhagen,and Tianjin, China, Bjarke Ingels has just broken ground again, this time on the Faroe Islands off the coast of Denmark, where, in typical BIG fashion, he will lay down the largest building on the small, self-governing archipelago. Located on a hillside outside the capital-town of Torshavn, the new Marknagil Education Center will gather three of the country's educational institutions under one roof.
San Diego Architect Dies After Assault By Employee
Sad news in San Diego. Local architect Graham Downes, 55, was killed after being assaulted by one of his employees outside of his home last Friday morning, reports NBC San Diego. Downes, founder of Graham Downes Architecture, had practiced in the city for over 20 years. Local police found him unconscious in front of his house, in the Bankers Hill neighborhood, on Friday morning. Higinio Soriano Salgado, 31, was arrested and booked on attempted murder charges.
"It's devastating. It's difficult to imagine what tomorrow will be like, but we have to take care of tomorrow," Alex Veen, CFO of Blokhaus, a collection of companies to which Graham Downe Architects belongs, told NBC San Diego. Downes specialized in luxury hospitality, office, and retail design. He was working on, among other projects, the Hard Rock Hotel San Diego, the Palomar Hotel, Hotel La Jolla, Nico's Bar, and shops for Charlotte Russe, Quiksilver, and Patagonia.
Seattle's Ultra-Sustainable Bullitt Center Officially Opened on Earth Day
The newly opened Bullitt Center in Seattle has stridden beyond the checklists of the LEED rating system to bring "real green" architecture into the public's eye. As the self-proclaimed "greenest commercial building in the world," the Bullitt Center seeks to meet the exacting goals of the Living Building Challenge, a more rigorous certification alternative to LEED. Located in Seattle's Capital Hill district, which is in the process of a metamorphosis into the city's "Eco-District," the six-story building aims to serve as a new standard for what can be accomplished when architects and developers put ecological design at the forefront of their priorities.
Unveiled> Bjarke Ingels Designs an Entire City Covered in Green Roofs Near Paris
The Bjarke Ingels Group, along with Tess, Transsolar, Base, Transitec, and Michel Forgue, have revealed their winning design for EuropaCity, a 200-acre urban cultural and commercial destination located between Paris and Roissy. Combining the forms of a dense European city with an open landscape, EuropaCity is set to be a retail, cultural, and leisure city of unprecedented scale. Modeled on the European urban experience and equipped with cutting edge green technologies, the development will serve as a retail and cultural hub for the region as well as a laboratory and showcase for sustainable design.
Details Emerge for Bus Rapid Transit on Chicago's Ashland Avenue
Above: Before & After: Ashland Avenue at Polk. (Courtesy Chicago Transit Authority)
Chicago officials released details Friday about a much-anticipated project to roll out bus rapid transit along Ashland Avenue, a major arterial street that runs north-south a bit more than a mile and half west of downtown. Previous plans from the city included a route on Western Avenue as well, but a statement from the Chicago Transit Authority and the Chicago Department of Transportation revealed only plans for Ashland.
Join Architects and Urbanists On A Bike Ride From Coast to Coast
The English architectural editor, author, and founder of the London Festival of Architecture, Peter Murray, is also a devoted urban bicycle activist. Murray always arrives at events in London with a bicycle helmut under his arm because it's the only way he moves around the city. He believe's that "cyclised cities are civilised cities" and has organized group rides around Britain and Europe to publicize the need for cities to become more bicycle friendly. To demonstrate that commitment and to promote cycling, Murray and a group of peers are taking a 4,347 mile ride.
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Kenneth Tracy and Christine Yogiaman of yo_cy applied research from working with concrete to dispel the singular material tendency of digital fabrication.
Out of 68 submissions from 17 countries across four continents, the winning proposal of Tex-Fab's APPLIED: Research through Fabrication competition at the University of Texas at Arlington came from Kenneth Tracy and Christine Yogiaman of yo_cy, a collaborative design studio that utilizes digital techniques for maximum design effect. Their winning idea is called Cast Thicket, a study in tensile concrete that takes off in variations like a game of Cat's Cradle.
"The initial idea was to apply our research toward the competition," said Tracy. The designers used their experience with an Indonesian material called bilik—a soft, woven bamboo mat typically used as a vertical divider—that helped form a fabric, cast concrete wall for a residential project in Southeast Asia. "We wanted to make something from a construction material that is normally very heavy looking [and] invert the stereotype of the carved aesthetics of concrete to create something that is lacy, thin, and delicate." Read More
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War effort Williams was rewarded with a $30,000 contract by Yawkey for the 1942 season, but by then the United States had entered World War II and with that came one of the uglier controversies of Williams's career, revolving around his status for the draft. Initially, Williams was exempt on the grounds that he was the sole supporter of his mother. His father, Sam, had divorced May Williams, and his brother, Danny, was unreliable, at one point dismantling one of Williams's cars to sell it for spare parts and on another occasion selling the new furniture Williams had purchased for their mother. Danny Williams, who had leukemia, died at the age of 39. He had two sons, Samuel, which was his father's name, and Theodore, his brother's name. "I have to think poor Danny had a tormented life,'' Williams said in a 1988 Globe interview. "I know he was a thorn in my mother's side, always getting in scraps. He died tough.'' Williams was reclassified 1A, making him draft-eligible, but on appeal to a special presidential commission, he was again made exempt, provoking howls of protest in Massachusetts, where he was accused of receiving preferential treatment. The controversy did not die until Williams enlisted in the Naval aviation training program on May 22. Williams continued to play baseball in the 1942 season, and went on win the first of his two triple crowns, batting .356 with 36 home runs and 137 RBIs. After the season, Williams was officially activated as a Naval cadet and entered a civilian pilot training program at Amherst College with teammate Johnny Pesky. By January 1943, he was in Chapel Hill, N.C., for preflight training. He underwent basic flight training in Kokomo, Ind., and by December he was stationed in Pensacola. On May 4, 1944, Williams married Doris Soule, the daughter of a hunting guide, whom he had met while playing in Minneapolis. When Williams was discharged from the service in 1946, the couple lived in an apartment in Brighton.
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The Witch Hunters (novel)
Talk0The Witch Hunters | ||
Doctor: | First Doctor | |
Companion(s): | Susan, Ian, Barbara | |
Main enemy: | Reverend Samuel Parris Abigail Williams | |
Main setting: | Salem Village, Massachusetts 11 to 16 January and 29 June to 19 July 1692 and 14 January 1693 Bristol, 9 November 1954 Earth, 8 September 1742 Danvers, Massachusetts, the late 20th century | |
Key crew | ||
Publisher: | BBC Books | |
Writer: | Steve Lyons | |
Release details | ||
Release number: | 9 | |
Release date: | 2 March 1998 | |
Format: | Paperback Book, 279 Pages | |
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The Witch Hunters was the ninth BBC Past Doctor Adventures novel. It featured the First Doctor, Susan Foreman, Ian Chesterton and Barbara Wright. It was the first BBC Books novel to feature this line up of Doctor/companions, and the first novel overall since Virgin Publishing's PROSE: The Sorcerer's Apprentice in 1995.
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The Reverend Samuel Parris, Minister of Salem, follows three strangers in the forest beyond the village — a forest which is traditionally believed to be the source of much evil. He hears movement through the trees, steps forward and makes a terrible discovery. It is one which will change life in Salem forever.
The TARDIS arrives in Salem Village, Massachusetts, 1692. The Doctor wishes to effect repairs to his ship in peace and privacy, and so his companions — Ian, Barbara and Susan — decide to "live history" for a week or so. But the friendships they make are abruptly broken when the Doctor ushers them away, wary of being overtaken by the tragic events he knows will occur.
Upon learning the terrible truth of the Salem witch trials, Susan is desperate to return — at any price. Her actions lead the TARDIS crew into terrible jeopardy, and her latent telepathy threatens to help the tragedy escalate way out of control...
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Characters Edit
- First Doctor
- Susan Foreman
- Barbara Wright
- Ian Chesterton
- Rebecca Nurse
- Francis Nurse
- John Proctor
- Elizabeth Proctor
- Reverend Samuel Parris
- Tituba
- Abigail Williams
- Mary Warren
- Mary Williams
- Cotton Mather
- Fisk
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- While in Salem Village, Barbara and Susan pose as Ian's wife and daughter, Barbara and Susan Chesterton, in order to avoid suspicion. They claim to be from Boston.
- The Doctor and Susan attend a performance of The Crucible by Arthur Miller in Bristol on 9 November 1954.
- In 1954, Barbara was a student teacher in Cricklewood, London, living in a rented room. She briefly considers, although not seriously, getting on a train to London, finding her younger self and telling her what the next nine years have in store for her. Ian recalls that Winston Churchill was the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom at the time.
- Susan does not share her grandfather's view that it is impossible to change history.
- Ian is not religious.
- Susan appears to have only one heart.
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Continuity Edit
- Barbara is still upset about her failure to save the Aztecs. (TV: The Aztecs)
- The Doctor uses the alias "Doctor John Smith" twice: when asked his name by Rebecca Nurse (realising that a simple "Doctor" would not do), and when checking in at an inn. He had previously used the alias when living at 76 Totter's Lane, (TV: The Vampires of Venice) but now recalled it merely as a name of the lead signer of a 20th century band, namely John Smith and the Common Men, with whom Susan had been besotted. (TV: An Unearthly Child)
- The Doctor has at least partially fixed the fast return switch, previously broken in TV: The Edge of Destruction. Susan uses it to return to the same place, but approximately five months later. As a result, he decides to disable it permanently.
- Abigail Williams refers to Susan as "an unearthly child." (TV: An Unearthly Child)
- While searching for Susan in the forest outside Salem Village, the Doctor tells Barbara that he is "not a mountain goat." (TV: The Time Meddler)
- The Doctor is afraid of breaking the First Law of Time to the extent that he condemns Rebecca Nurse to death. This is a far cry from his later behaviour in TV: The Waters of Mars when he attempts to rewrite history by saving three people from certain death.
- The Doctor's fourth visit to Salem was granted to him by Rassilon, after the events of TV: The Five Doctors, to allow him to deal with unfinished business before his first incarnation ended.
- Abigail Williams accurately predicts that Susan will marry a "fighting man." (TV: The Dalek Invasion of Earth, AUDIO: An Earthly Child)
- There are references to the Daleks, Skaro and the TARDIS' fault locator, (TV: The Daleks) Marinus and the Voord, (TV: The Keys of Marinus) the Sense Sphere, (TV: The Sensorites) and Ian and Barbara's experiences during the French Revolution in 1794. (TV: The Reign of Terror)
- The older Doctor uses the alias "Benjamin Jackson." (TV: The War Machines)
- The older Doctor recalls leaving Susan behind in the aftermath of the Dalek occupation of Earth in the 22nd century (TV: The Dalek Invasion of Earth) and Ian and Barbara's subsequent departure from the TARDIS. (TV: The Chase)
- Susan claims she has "attended religious ceremonies before, on several worlds", and at the best of them was "bolstered by the joy and love of the worshippers, even though she had not shared their faith". The Eleventh Doctor was familiar with the impressive religious ceremonies on Akhaten and noted he had not been since his trip with Susan. (TV: The Rings of Akhaten)
External links Edit
- The Witch Hunters at the Doctor Who Reference Guide
- The Discontinuity Guide to: The Witch Hunters at The Whoniverse
- The Cloister Library: The Witch Hunters


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Pitt is set to star in "The Lost City of Z," according to Variety. He'll play Percy Fawcett, a British adventurer who inspired characters from The Shadow to Indiana Jones. Fawcett eventually focused his explorations on Brazil, where he was convinced he would find a lost city called, well, Z. Perhaps he did; Fawcett disappeared in early 1925, and his fate remains a mystery.
The movie will adapt an upcoming non-fiction book by David Grann, and will be helmed by "We Own the Night" director James Gray, according to Variety.
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The word "daredevil" does not quite encompass just how much of an adventurer Fareed Lafta is.
The 33-year-old Dubai resident is better described as a (take a deep breath) skydiving, horse-riding, motorcycle-racing, scuba-diving, airplane-flying, free-diving, mountain-biking, muay-Thai-fighting, shark-diving, yacht-sailing, Russian-trained cosmonaut.
The Iraqi national even attached 350 helium balloons to a lawn chair and "flew" across America for eight hours last year.
He was also the first person to fly to Everest's summit and jump from 9,144 metres in 2008 and held the Guinness World Record for skydiving with the biggest flag in 2012.
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Etymology 1Edit
Middle English roven ("to wander, to shoot an arrow randomly")
rover (plural rovers)
- (archery, usually plural) A randomly selected target.
- 1890 "By my hilt! no. There was little Robby Withstaff, and Andrew Salblaster, and Wat Alspaye, who broke the neck of the German. Mon Dieu! what men they were! Take them how you would, at long butts or short, hoyles, rounds, or rovers, better bowmen never twirled a shaft over their thumb-nails." — Arthur Conan Doyle, The White Company, Chapter 22.
- One who roves, a wanderer, a nomad.
- 1846 But these islands, undisturbed for years, relapsed into their previous obscurity; and it is only recently that anything has been known concerning them. Once in the course of a half century, to be sure, some adventurous rover would break in upon their peaceful repose. and astonished at the unusual scene, would be almost tempted to claim the merit of a new discovery. — Herman Melville, Typee, Chapter 1.
- A vagabond, a tramp, an unsteady, restless person, one who by habit doesn't settle down or marry.
- She is a rover and dislikes any sort of ties, physical or emotional.
- 1954 Give him the word, that I'm not a rover, and tell him that his lonely days are over. Mr. Sandman, song by Pat Ballard, recorded by the Chordettes
- A vehicle for exploring extraterrestrial bodies.
- The Mars Exploration Rovers will act as robot geologists while they are on the surface of Mars. NASA site.
- Position in Australian Rules football, one of three of a team's followers, who follow the ball around the ground. Formerly a position for short players, rovers in professional leagues are frequently over 183 cm (6').
- (croquet) A ball which has passed through all the hoops and would go out if it hit the stake but is continued in play; also, the player of such a ball.
a randomly selected target
one who roves
a vehicle for exploring extraterrestrial bodies
a position in Australian Rules football
Etymology 2Edit
From Middle Dutch, roven, to rob. Cognate with Danish and Norwegian røver ("robber, thief, highwayman, brigand"), Swedish rövare
rover (plural rovers)
- A pirate or pirate ship.
- 1719 The first was this: our ship making her course towards the Canary Islands, or rather between those islands and the African shore, was surprised in the grey of the morning by a Turkish rover of Sallee, who gave chase to us with all the sail she could make. — Daniel Defoe, Robinnson Crusoe, Chapter 2.
- Holland
- Yet Pompey the Great deserveth honour more justly for scouring the seas, and taking from the rovers 846 sail of ships.
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rover m (plural rovers, diminutive rovertje n)
Related termsEdit
Derived termsEdit
- roversnest
- struikrover
Old FrenchEdit
Alternative formsEdit
- ruver
- to order (give an order)
- Old French conjugation varies significantly by date and by region. The following conjugation should be treated as a guide.
Conjugation of rover (see also Appendix:Old French verbs)
simple | compound | ||||||
infinitive | rover | avoir rové, rovez | |||||
gerund | en rovant | Use the gerund of avoir followed by the past participle | |||||
present participle | rovant | ||||||
past participle | rové, rovez | ||||||
person | singular | plural | |||||
first | second | third | first | second | third | ||
indicative | jeo, jou | tu | il | nos, nous | vos, vous | ils | |
simple tenses |
present | rove | roves | rove | rovons | rovez, rovés | rovent |
imperfect | rovoe, roveie, rovoie | rovoes, roveies, rovoies | rovot, roveit, rovoit | rovions, roviions | roviez, roviiez | rovoent, rovient, rovoient | |
past historic | rova | rovas | rova | rovames | rovastes | roverent | |
future | roverai | roveras | rovera | roverons | roverez, rovereiz | roveront | |
conditional | roveroe, rovereie, roveroie | roveroes, rovereied, roveroied | roverot, rovereie, roveroie | roverions, roveriions | roveriez, roveriiez | roveroent, rovereient, roveroient | |
compound tenses |
present perfect | Use the present tense of avoir followed by the past participle | |||||
pluperfect | Use the imperfect tense of avoir followed by the past participle | ||||||
past anterior | Use the past historic tense of avoir followed by the past participle | ||||||
future perfect | Use the future tense of avoir followed by the past participle | ||||||
conditional perfect | Use the conditional tense of avoir followed by the past participle | ||||||
subjunctive | que jeo, jou | que tu | qu'il | que nos, nous | que vos, vous | qu'ils | |
simple tenses |
present | rove | roves | rove | rovons | rovez | rovent |
imperfect | rovasse | rovasses | rovast | rovissons | rovissez, rovissiez | rovassent | |
compound tenses |
past | Use the present subjunctive of avoir followed by the past participle | |||||
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imperative | – | tu | – | nos, nous | vos, vous | – | |
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A day in Washington DC
... no privacy. Various types of planes from the Wright Brothers (first manned plane) to nearly the latest Stealth jets (well nearly .... 2003 model) We walked through the National sculpture gardens to the National Gallery of Art and spent some time walking through this massive maze of rooms, looking at all the art. David was quite taken with a series of paintings .... 4 paintings, each depicting stages of a persons live in relation to a journey down a river from ...
... Ecuador which I thought was hilarious because yesterday I met Peruvians, and those are the only two spanish speaking countries I have traveled in. They dropped their map over the wall I was sitting on to eat so I hopped over to grab it. One of the women started thanking me and telling me "how kind" I was in Spanish, and then tried switching to English, but I just rolled with the Spanish. After the Capitol I did some laundry and cut up vegetables for dinner. Then I headed out ...
Making War and counting the cost.
... new building built in 1936. We watched the movie in the theater room which was very interesting. Overall I have a new appreciation for this system of government that our forefathers set up which addressed so many concerns they had from their previous experience. There really is little else like it. The balance of power between the three branches, the representation of states by population (House) and by equal voice (Senate), the way laws ...
Planes, Trains and Automobiles
... Well, I couldn't have been more wrong if I'd tried; when I got to the airport there were about 50-60 people in front of me to check in and more and more people turning up all the time.
On top of the fact that there was an absolutely massive queue there were only two (yes a whole two) AirTran employees at the check-in desk who doing absolutely nothing. Considering it was now about 3.45am, the flight was leaving at 6.00am and I hadn't had the best luck so far I ...
100 Monuments in a Day
Learning a lesson from NYC and with the temperatures still well above 30�C, we decided we would not walk! So we took the Old Trolley Tour, where you ride several routes around the DC and hop on and off the busses. A winner! We were watching these ...
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Unexpectedly nice
We stayed at the GWU Inn for 3 nights and found the hotel to be charming. We were a little apprehensive at first because we did not book the room ourselves and so did not know what to expect. (We had reservations at another hotel which had closed for renovations). The room was a small suite with king-sized bed and a fold-out sofa and a kitchenette. The hotel was very clean and the staff extremely nice. The front desk and bellhops were always willing to go the extra mile. An added bonus...the hotel is VERY close to the Metro station which is the ONLY way to get around D.C! We would definitely stay at the GWU Inn again.
All around superlative
We used an on-line special to try out G.Washington University Inn. The staff was very responsive to our requests. We weren't able to turn the A/C off since the panel was stuck. Within minutes a man came to take care of the problem. We were there with another couple and were told we wouldn't have rooms on the same floor. But later when we checked in we had rooms right next to each other. I imagine the woman at the check-in took care of those arrangements. She was vry friendly and most helpful. One room was a suite and was equipped with a kitchen. Very clean - wonderful location - we were able to walk to many interesting places. Then the metro is only 2 blocks away! We hope to return to GWU Inn!
Terrible customer relations!!
WATCH OUT! Had to cancel because of illness. Would not refund deposit because they said did not give 24 hrs.notice. I informed them illness does not give 24 hrs.warning and asked for manager. Was told that manager does not come to the property. Then asked for manager on duty and was told there was none; asked again and was told to leave voice mail message. Did so and message was never returned. Sent e-mail to manager and received no reply. These people seem to have no idea of customer relations or satisfaction and wonder why any one would want to stay at an establishment that acts like this.
Decent Hotel
Fairly decent hotel with adequate and clean rooms. Hotel is within walking distance to Georgetown (5-10 min walk) and tourist areas of D.C. Helpful staff and small efficiency kitchen in rooms.
Wonderful staff, great room, needs better access to food
I stayed at the George Washington University Inn in January 2004. Everyone on the hotel staff was outstandingly friendly and helpful, as well as sympathetic to the fact that I got snowed in for a few extra days there. The manager even let me check my email on her computer when I bemoaned being stranded without access to mine!
So So
The hotel is smaller than expected. First entered into a smoke-filled room with a broken toilet, but then the front desk gladly transferred us to a suite. The best thing from this stay was the restaurant down below called Nectar. Pricey, but the food was exquisite!
Very Disappointing
This "boutique" hotel is located in a converted Sixties-ish apartment building, and it still seems like an apartment building. There's barely a lobby, and the elevators are tiny. No amenities at all. The rooms are all suites, decent enough, but very "motel-ish" in decor and quality of furnishings, etc. The kitchenette area was downright tawdry. There's no restaurant in the hotel, but a restaurant that shares the building is supposedly available for room service and breakfast. We called for room service in the evening and 45 minutes later a xeroxed menu from the restaurant was delivered, by which time it was closed. In the morning, the so-called breakfast buffet lacked fruit and consisted of coffee and a few sad looking pastries, plus some congealed eggs too long in a chafing dish--the room was empty (no other patrons) and gloomy--so we left. The hotel is quite understaffed--one beleagured person at the desk, one bellhop and one overworked maid (our room was still not made up by 4:30 in the afternoon). If you need to stay near GWU, choose the River Inn one block away, another all-suite hotel, but much nicer. If you don't need this neighborhood, just stay elsewhere.
Great choice
From its wonderful location to its cleanliness, spacious quarters, well-thought amenities and friendly, helpful, accommodating staff, our experience was top of the line. Having stayed at many deluxe hotels, the GWU Inn certainly ranked 'up there'. The only drawback was the limited number of restaurants a short walk away, and that's a comment on Foggy Bottom, not the Inn. We hope to return to D.C., and would definitely stay at the Inn next time.
Great Weekend Packages on their web site!
Great Weekend Packages on their web site - what a treat! We took advantage of their "Treat Your Tourist Tootsies Package" - how creative. We received a great rate - enormous suite - and all the extras with this package: Foot lotions and srubs, foot roller, bath salts and free Wine! Highly suggest this hotel - we'll be back.
Great Value
The GWU Inn is among the nicest hotels I've been a guest of in Washington, DC. Outstanding service - small hotel - the staff was very attentive. All the amenities in the room surprised me! They've thought of everything - down to umbrellas! I also liked having the refrigerator and the CD Player was great too.Excellent location - close to the metro. We walked and did metro almost everywhere. Overall great hotel - clean rooms, excellent service staff, and great rates.


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For a hotel as expensive as this one, the rooms were rather small. My 90 year old Mother was with me. She is diabetic and uses insulin. The insulin requires refrigeration. There was no refrigerator in the room. The staff explained that refrigerators must be reserved in advance. I would never have thought that a hotel of this advertised level would not have a refrigerator in the room. I explained the situation to the staff and they told me there were none available. (They did offer the use of the kitchen refrigerator.) After a good bit of conversation, they obtained one and had it sent to the room. I don't believe that the web site indicated that refrigerators must be reserved. Just on this basis alone, their rating should be lowered. I believe that you will find refrigerators in a Motel 6. ...
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Four Brownsville Area athletes hurt in crash
By Paul Peirce
Published: Friday, Nov. 9, 2012, 12:32 p.m.
Four Brownsville Area High School students were seriously injured Thursday in a one-car accident along Route 40 in Fayette County.
"It was pure carnage when we arrived on the scene," said Brownsville fire Chief Clark Sealy.
The identities of the teenagers have not been released by authorities. Brownsville police, the investigating department, has not released any information.
According to classmates and family members, all four are high school athletes.
The injured were identified by sources as Nikko and Tyler Spohn, freshman and senior brothers at the high school; Devin Braddock, a freshman wide receiver on the Falcons' football team; and Shane Roebuck, a sophomore fullback on the football team. The four teens also play baseball.
"All four were ejected. Two young men were lying on the road, one was lying against the Jersey barrier and another was walking around when we rolled up ... ," Sealy said.
"We started treating them right away. I heard today that all four are stable," he said.
A Fayette County emergency dispatcher said the accident occurred in the westbound lane of Route 40 in Brownsville Township just before 10 p.m. The vehicle reportedly hit the Jersey barrier before rolling over.
Four emergency medical helicopters were sent to the scene to take the teens for treatment at two Pittsburgh hospitals.
"I bet we had them to the hospitals within 45 minutes, which really was a blessing. I can't say enough about everyone who responded," the chief said.
The injured were flown to UPMC Presbyterian and to UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, according to authorities.
UPMC Presbyterian officials reported Braddock was listed in fair condition. Officials at Children's reported that Nikko Spohn was in fair condition.
Information was not available on the other teens.
Alyssa Grashion, a 17-year-old senior at Brownsville, said everyone at school was very emotional Friday when they learned about the accident.
"Everyone was quiet. They didn't know what to say," she said. "There was a lot of crying. People are just sad."
Other students who spoke with reporters outside the high school Friday said they had heard that Tyler Spohn helped the other boys out of the vehicle.
"I really honor him for that one. It's really heroic," said junior Whitney Ptak.
"People are really upset about it," she said.
Brownsville Superintendent Philip Savini Jr. said school officials made counselors available to students who needed assistance. He said the victims are highly regarded in the community and school.
"They are all active in sports and clubs. They are leaders in the school," Savini said.
"I know some of the clubs have gotten together and have agreed to get some funds together to send a get-well or thinking-of-you gift for the students when they are well enough to receive it," he added.
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Astor Piazzolla & Quinteto Tango Nuevo - Live in Colonia 1984 (Intuition INT 3343 2) (GER 2003, DoCD)
Astor Piazzolla & Quinteto Tango Nuevo - Live in Colonia 1984
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Astor Piazzolla & Quinteto Tango Nuevo - Live In Colonia, 1984
Label: Intuition Records
Catalog#: INT 3343 2
Format: 2 í┴ CD, Album
Country: Germany
Released: 2003
Genre: Folk, World, & Country, Latin
Style: Tango
1-01 Biyaya 6:38
1-02 Caliente 4:55
1-03 Lunfardo 6:05
1-04 Decarisimo 3:28
1-05 Milonga De Ęóngel 6:40
1-06 La Muerte Del Ęóngel 3:22
1-07 La ResurrecciĘ«n Del Ęóngel 7:06
1-08 Speech 3:43
2-01 Tristezas De Un Doble A 20:54
2-02 Escualo 3:34
2-03 Adiʫs Nonino 8:37
2-04 Contraataque 4:01
2-05 Mumuki 8:21
2-06 Miguel Angelo 4:05
2-07 Chin-Chin 9:10
Recorded live at Sendesaal of Deutsche Welle Cologne, November 14, 1984 / Digitally remastered
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Brilliantly capturing the essence of this true legend at this live gig recorded almost twenty years ago at the end of a 30 date european tour, they were fired up and ready for it. the band formed some 25 years before that to bring the new tango of Argentina to a wider audience as Astor says, it was viewed as 'crazy music' which people had difficulty understanding (& still did when this was recorded originally) as with so many artists worldwide who are adventurous, those in Argentina who only recognised traditional tango veiwed him as a traitor. sad isn't it that we can't just enjoy music and are not more open to listen with open ears, there's far too much good music out there to miss out on with that blinkered view, their loss. Brilliant. Graham firstname.lastname@example.com
Ęóstor PantaleĘ«n Piazzolla (March 11, 1921 - July 4, 1992) was an Argentine tango composer and bandoneĘ«n player. His oeuvre revolutionized the traditional tango into a new style termed nuevo tango, incorporating elements from jazz and classical music. A virtuoso bandoneĘ«nist, he regularly performed his own compositions with different ensembles. wikipedia
by Steve Huey
It's not hyperbole to say that Astor Piazzolla is the single most important figure in the history of tango, a towering giant whose shadow looms large over everything that preceded and followed him. Piazzolla's place in Argentina's greatest cultural export is roughly equivalent to that of Duke Ellington in jazz -- the genius composer who took an earthy, sensual, even disreputable folk music and elevated it into a sophisticated form of high art. But even more than Ellington, Piazzolla was also a virtuosic performer with a near-unparalleled mastery of his chosen instrument, the bandoneon, a large button accordion noted for its unwieldy size and difficult fingering system. In Piazzolla's hands, tango was no longer strictly a dance music; his compositions borrowed from jazz and classical forms, creating a whole new harmonic and rhythmic vocabulary made for the concert hall more than the ballroom (which was dubbed "nuevo tango"). Some of his devices could be downright experimental -- he wasn't afraid of dissonance or abrupt shifts in tempo and meter, and he often composed segmented pieces with hugely contrasting moods that interrupted the normal flow and demanded the audience's concentration. The complexity and ambition of Piazzolla's oeuvre brought him enormous international acclaim, particularly in Europe and Latin America, but it also earned him the lasting enmity of many tango purists, who attacked him mercilessly for his supposed abandonment of tradition (and even helped drive him out of the country for several years). But Piazzolla always stuck to his guns, and remained tango's foremost emissary to the world at large up until his death in 1992. allmusic
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Ben 10 Ultimate Alien: Cosmic Destruction
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Developer(s) | Papaya Studio (PS2, PS3, PSP, Wii, Xbox 360) Griptonite Games (DS) |
Publisher(s) | D3 Publisher[1] |
Series | Ben 10 |
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Genre(s) | Action-adventure game |
Mode(s) | Single-player |
Distribution | DVD (Xbox 360, PS2), Blu-ray Disc (PS3), UMD (PSP), Wii Optical Disk (Wii), Game Card (DS) |
Ben 10 Ultimate Alien: Cosmic Destruction is a video game based on Ben 10: Ultimate Alien and is the fifth game in the Ben 10: Video Games series.
The game received mixed reviews, being criticized by its limited length, game mechanics, as well as several gameplay and design concepts.
- 1 Storyline
- 1.1 Chapter 1: The Catacombs (Rome, Italy)
- 1.2 Chapter 2: Eiffel Tower (Paris, France)
- 1.3 Chapter 3: Devil's Tower (Wyoming, USA)
- 1.4 Chapter 4: The Great Wall (Beijing, China)
- 1.5 Chapter 5: Tokyo Nights (Tokyo, Japan)
- 1.6 Chapter 6: The Amazon (Amazon, Brazil)
- 1.7 Chapter 7: The Colosseum (Rome, Italy)
- 1.8 Chapter 8: The Final Battle (Tokyo, Japan)
- 2 Characters
- 3 Levels
- 4 Cast
- 5 References
- 6 External links
Chapter 1: The Catacombs (Rome, Italy)[edit]
Ben, Gwen and Kevin are fighting a group of Forever Knights in a catacomb in Rome. Ben tries to transform to help Gwen and Kevin fight the Forever Knights, but Jimmy Jones keeps trying to call Ben about something. Eventually, Ben gets separated from Gwen and Kevin, and begins trying to find his way out of the catacombs. Ben runs into Vulkanus and his pick-axe minions, who seem to be searching for something. After defeating the pick-axe minions as Ultimate Humungosaur and defeating Vulkanus, Ben continues trying to get out of the catacombs, and eventually runs into his old foe, Enoch, who has become empowered by an alien artifact. After defeating Enoch, Ben takes the artifact away from Enoch and the result is Enoch transformed into a stone statue, then Ben throws the artifact on the ground. Ben is then picked up by Gwen and Kevin, and when Jimmy calls him again, Jimmy tells Ben about a cosmic storm advancing towards Earth. Ben calls some Plumber ships and tells them to get to the cosmic storm and investigate it.
Chapter 2: Eiffel Tower (Paris, France)[edit]
The Plumber ships approach the cosmic storm, but a powerful blast destroys them. Meanwhile, Ben, Gwen, and Kevin see Null Void creatures attacking France. The group goes to France to stop them. At a Forever Knight museum, Ben finds the Vreedle Brothers who are trying to steal an alien artifact. After defeating them, Sunder arrives and steals the artifact. Ben then chases Sunder for the artifact, stopping to watch a Will Harangue broadcast where Harangue is showing battle footage of Ben in Italy and France from an anonymous source. After Sunder tries to kill Ben in a burning building, Ben chases Sunder to the Eiffel Tower, Sunder is frustrated at Ben that he has once again gotten in his way, where he saves some people from Sunder's attacks, and defeats Sunder using Ultimate Swampfire, gets the piece, and escapes as the flaming Eiffel Tower collapses. Inside the Rust Bucket 3, Azmuth arrives and explains that a hostile To'kustar is coming to earth to destroy Ben, he informs him that an ancient Galvan weapon is hidden on earth in pieces, called the Potis Altiare. If combined with the Ultimatrix it could give Ben the power to defeat the evil To'kustar. Much to his shock he discovers that Ben already has a piece of the Potis Altiare, the artifact Sunder and the others were after. They also realize that the artifact Enoch was using was also a Potis Altiare piece, but reasoning that Ben already defeated all the bad guys in that area they focus on finding more pieces.
Chapter 3: Devil's Tower (Wyoming, USA)[edit]
The To'kustar is destroying a planet with a cosmic ray, and it is revealed that Psyphon (Vilgax's old servant) is working for the To'kustar. Psyphon is talking with the To'kustar, saying that he works for the strongest, and was even considering working for Aggregor, but Aggregor preferred to work alone. As the To'kustar was about to destroy Psyphon, he explains that his Robot Extermination Devices (R.E.Ds) will only answer to his command and the To'kustar must allow Psyphon to live so his R.E.Ds can find the rest of the Potis Altiare. The To'kustar orders Psyphon to activate the R.E.Ds, and he does so. The group soon detects high alien activity in the Devil's Tower at Wyoming. Azmuth suspects it to be an interference with the Potis Altiare, and leaves the group so they can collect the piece. Ben finds Kraab—after fighting off some R.E.Ds as Ultimate Spidermonkey—who also seems to be trying to find the Potis Altiare piece and chases him. Ben defeats Kraab and runs into a robot who helps him get to the end of a military base in Devil's Tower. Ben soon encounters Sevenseven (who attempted to crush him with giant boulders earlier), and fights and defeats Sevenseven, then takes the Potis Altiare piece. On a video screen, the To'kustar and Psyphon watch Ben fight Psyphon's R.E.Ds, which greatly angers the To'kustar and he begins smashing asteroids and even destroying part of a larger asteroid.
Chapter 4: The Great Wall (Beijing, China)[edit]
Gwen is using the two pieces of the Potis Altiare to find the other pieces. She is suddenly overwhelmed by the power of the artifact, while having a vision of a dragon attacking her at the same time, and attacks Ben and Kevin. (As you noticed, her eyes were pink.) Kevin manages to free Gwen from the artifact's power by taking the pieces. Gwen says she has detected the next piece in the Great Wall of China. Ben goes there and fights an army of Terracotta warriors. Ben is found by a Terracotta General and defeats him with Ultimate Big Chill. As Ben continues going off to find the piece, he encounters the same dragon Gwen saw in her vision. Ben defeats the dragon and manages to collect the piece. After Ben defeats the dragon, he gets blown into the air, where Gwen and Kevin catch him unconscious.
Chapter 5: Tokyo Nights (Tokyo, Japan)[edit]
The To'kustar is once again disappointed by Psyphon's failure to prevent Ben from getting another Potis Altiare piece. But Psyphon is able to prevent his attempted demise by saying he sent his R.E.D.s to kidnap one of Ben's most trusted allies and put him/her under the To'kustar's control. Ben receives a transmission from Cooper stating he is under attack, and to come to Tokyo alone. Ben reaches Tokyo and begins searching for Cooper. Ben encounters Zombozo, who refuses to tell where Cooper is, and again uses Ultimate Spidermonkey. He then defeated Zombozo, and goes off to find Cooper. Eventually, Cooper is found, but he has become an evil, wired security system enhanced by a piece of the Potis Altiare. Ben defeats Cooper and frees him from the R.E.D.s' control, but had to destroy the Potis Altiare piece in the process. Meanwhile, the cosmic storm has approached Earth, and damages the Plumber station on the Moon.
Chapter 6: The Amazon (Amazon, Brazil)[edit]
Gwen teleports Cooper back to Bellwood to get all the Plumber's helpers in the fight against the evil To'kustar. Ben is visited by the Ancient Galvan, who give him a map for the rest of the pieces of the Potis Altiare. They detect another piece in the Amazon Rainforest, which is being held in a military base. While Ben is looking for the artifact, he unintentionally activates a missile. Ben works to stop the missile from launching, and after succeeding in doing so, he quickly escapes the base before it could self-destruct. However, in an elevator, Ben meets a pair of clones of the Vreedle Brothers after fighting off the R.E.D.s as Ultimate Echo Echo. Ben fights them and takes the Potis Altiare piece after defeating them. Ben is watching another Will Harangue broadcast, where his anonymous source is still feeding him footage of Ben's "rampage" around the world, while also saying that Ben is bringing the end of the world with footage of the cosmic storm. Ben thinks Jimmy Jones is putting footage of Ben on the internet, and Will Harangue is collecting it to feed his campaign against Ben. Psyphon appears on the video screen giving Ben a message that the To'kustar will come to Earth and he will be the first to fall. He also tells Ben to surrender the Potis Altiare.
Chapter 7: The Colosseum (Rome, Italy)[edit]
When wondering how Psyphon knew of the existence of the Potis Altiare, Ben thinks a Galvan could have told him. Azmuth appears saying the Galvan would die than tell their secrets. The cosmic storm has already arrived, and since there is still only one piece of the Potis Altiare, Ben has to get back to Rome in order to retrieve the artifact. When he remembers that the Omnitrix teleported them to the planet Primus, Azmuth then sets the Ultimatrix to reach the last piece of the Potis Altiare, and drags Ben along with it. When Ben arrives at the coliseum where he fought Enoch, he finds Overlord, where he reveals he was the one who leaked the footage to Will Harangue as revenge against Ben. He also has the Potis Altiare piece, so Ben chases him for it. Ben meets Overlord, he gets furious at him that he has one-upped him once again. After defeating Overlord, he passes out and the Potis Altiare piece is dropped into the sewers. When Ben goes in to retrieve it, he finds Psyphon grabbing it and running away with it. Ben chases Psyphon and escapes a room filled with bombs, then destroys Psyphon's ship, and finally fights and defeats Psyphon. As Ben was about to actually finish Psyphon, he escapes with the cosmic storm, and the To'kustar finally arrives, demanding that Ben bring the Potis Altiare to him or else earth will be destroyed.
Chapter 8: The Final Battle (Tokyo, Japan)[edit]
Gwen and Kevin come to pick Ben up, where he now has all the pieces of the Potis Altiare (except for the one he destroyed in Tokyo during his fight with Cooper) and seems determined to fight the To'kustar to save the Earth. Ben goes to Japan to take down the To'kustar. While Ben tracks down the To'kustar, he rescues citizens and destroys the rest of the R.E.Ds. When Ben finds the To'kustar, Ben becomes a full-sized Humungousaur to fight, but the To'kustar easily defeats him and tosses Ben into the ocean. The Ultimatrix has the pieces of the Potis Altiare attached to it, and Ben becomes Way Big to become equal with the To'kustar. After defeating Evil Way Big he uses his powerful cosmic ray attack with the Potis Altiare. Jimmy then tells him about the new Sumo Slammers 3D movie. Evil Way Big, who is revealed to be Albedo, falls on the moon and eventually gets hit by Lu.
Playable Characters
- Ben Tennyson (all levels when not in alien form except final battle boss)
Playable Aliens
- AmpFibian (first videogame appearance)
- Armodrillo (first videogame appearance)
- Big Chill
- Echo Echo
- Humungousaur
- NRG (first videogame appearance)
- Swampfire
- Spidermonkey
- Terraspin (first videogame appearance)
- Water Hazard (first videogame appearance)
- Way Big (Level 8 only. In DS Level 7) (first videogame appearance)
Ultimate Forms
- Ultimate Humungousaur (Level 1 only; first videogame appearance)
- Ultimate Swampfire (Level 2 only; first videogame appearance)
- Ultimate Spidermonkey (Level 3 and Level 5 only; first videogame appearance)
- Ultimate Big Chill (Level 4 only; first videogame appearance)
- Ultimate Echo Echo (Level 6 only; first videogame appearance)
Alien Exclusives
- Four Arms (PS3)
- Rath (Xbox 360) (first videogame appearance)
- Albedo (DS skin)
Level: | Location: |
The Catacombs | Rome, Italy |
Eiffel Tower | Paris, France |
Devil's Tower | Wyoming, United States |
The Great Wall | Beijing, China |
Tokyo Nights | Tokyo, Japan |
The Amazon | Amazon, Brazil |
The Colosseum | Rome, Italy |
The Final Battle | Tokyo, Japan |
Character Name: | Voice Actor: |
Ben Tennyson | Yuri Lowenthal |
Gwen Tennyson | Ashley Johnson |
Kevin Levin | Greg Cipes |
Jimmy Jones | Scott Menville |
Kraab |
Jeff Bennett |
Cooper Daniels | Chris Pratt |
Will Harangue
Vulkanus Octagon Vreedle Zombozo |
John DiMaggio |
Lu | Diedrich Bader |
Mrs. Jones (voice only) | Vyvan Pham |
Enoch | Richard Doyle |
Rhomboid Vreedle | Rob Paulsen |
Sunder | Powers Boothe |
Psyphon |
Dee Bradley Baker |
Carl Nesmith | Christopher McDonald |
Terracotta General
Terracotta Dragon Evil Way Big |
Fred Tatasciore |
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"It's not what you make in a year that matters, it's what you build in life that counts."
Fascinating perspective by a ethicist at Princeton on what leads to a bigger world impact:
"Top undergraduates who want to "make a difference" are encouraged to forgo the allure of Wall Street and work in the charity sector. And many people in finance have a mid-career ethical crisis and switch to something fulfilling.
The intentions may be good, but is it really the best way to make a difference? I used to think so, but while researching ethical career choice, I concluded that it's in fact better to earn a lot of money and donate a good chunk of it to the most cost-effective charities—a path that I call 'earning to give.'"


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iAbrasive, known as a professional online market place for abrasives and abrasive products, indicates that demand for machine tools in China is forecast to increase 9.2 percent per year to ¥600 billion in 2017.
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iAbrasive, known as a professional online market place for abrasives and abrasive products, indicates that demand for machine tools in China is forecast to increase 9.2 percent per year to ¥600 billion in 2017. (data published on http://www.freedoniagroup.com/industry-study/3090/machine-tools-in-china.htm).
As is showed in the survey that gains will be stimulated by healthy growth in manufacturing production, especially in the industrial machinery and transportation equipment industries. Benefiting from sizable expansions in the domestic market as well as rising demand for Chinese machine tools in a number of export markets, machine tool shipments in China are projected to slightly outpace demand through 2017.
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Bryant Stith, the name is Skyenga...we won't be tied for long.
The Cavaliers lost last night a a team who is much better than they are. There is no harm in that. The Cavaliers once again showed up for the game and played hard, but they just didn't have enough to pull out the victory.
Christian Skyenga did not have a particularly good performace. He played 16 minutes, going 1-5 from the field, including 1-2 from three point range. He did extend his three point made streak to 7 in a row before missing on his 2nd attempt. He also had 3 rebounds, a steal and 2 assists, scoring 3 points in the game.
The 3 points moved him into a tie for 173rd place with Bryant Stith on the Cavalier All-Time Scoring List:
Rank | Player | Years | G | Pts | Avg |
173 | Christian Eyenga | 2010-11 | 26 | 208 | 8.0 |
Bryant Stith | 2001-02 | 50 | 208 | 4.2 | |
Bryant Stith is the all time leading scorer for the University of Virginia with 2,516 points. He was the 13th pick of the 1992 draft by the Denver Nuggets. He was a solid player for the Nuggets.
In his 2nd thru 5th season, he played 297 games (starting 262 of those games) and scored 3,827 points (12.9 ppg). After those season he saw his playing time decrease each season until he was traded to the Celtics before the 2000-01 season. The Celtics gave him solid playing time as he started 73 of the 78 games he played that season.
He responded with 9.7 points per game. After the season he signed with the Cavaliers where he spent one season, averaging 4.2 points per game. He retired after that one year with the Cavaliers.
Stay tuned on Tuesday night as Skyenga almost assuredly will keep moving up the All-Time Scoring list.


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Amy L. Ober53, Manheim Central grad, sang in church choir
Amy L. Ober, 53, of Manheim, passed away peacefully at home Wednesday, Dec. 21, 2011.
Born in Lancaster, she was the daughter of the late A. Lincoln and Virginia Reider Sides. She was the wife of Edward C. "Ed" Ober and they celebrated their 32nd wedding anniversary in June of this year.
Amy graduated from Manheim Central High School in 1977.
She was a member of Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church, Manheim, where she sang in the church choir. She enjoyed camping, traveling to the beach and she was active with Mothers of Barons.
Surviving in addition to her husband are three sons: Eric C., husband of Jayme Ober, of Lititz; Jeremy L. Ober, of Manheim; and Jonah C., husband of Suzanne Ober, of Harleysville; two granddaughters: Jayna and Ella; and two brothers: Joel C., husband of Alice Sides, and Alan L., husband of Janet Sides, both of Manheim.
She was preceded in death by a brother: Kerry L. Sides; and a sister: Lori Sides.
Her funeral service was held at the Buch Funeral Home, Manheim, on Dec. 28, with Pastor Jeffrey C. Schell officiating. Interment took place in Hernley Mennonite Cemetery, Rapho Township.
In lieu of flowers, those desiring may send contributions in Amy's memory to Hospice of Lancaster County, P.O. Box 4125, Lancaster, PA 17604-4125; or Fox Chase Cancer Center, 333 Cottnan Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19111.
To send the family online condolences, visit buchfuneral.com.


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Earl Coffee Oatmeal Stout - Hill Farmstead Brewery
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New York
4.3/5 rDev +0.5%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
A: Poured from a growler into a HF glass. Body appears quite thick on the pour, viscous black with a half-finger brown head.
S: Nice malty stout nose, full of chocolate and coffee, with coffee slightly more dominant.
T: Roasted barley malt, chocolatey malt up front. Modest creaminess presumably from the oatmeal. Touch of earthy bitterness and coffee. Nice chocolate finish.
M: Medium-full in heft with good carbonation and a decently creamy feel.
O: Good stuff.
Serving type: growler
03-06-2014 19:01:58 | More by Kendo
District of Columbia
4.06/5 rDev -5.1%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
12/2013 bottling. Tulip glass.
A: Pours black, medium thickness, with a half finger of attractive, light brown head. Very good retention and some dots and streaks of lacing.
S: Medium-roast coffee, caramel, light roasted malt. Delicate aroma.
T: Roasted malt is more in the forefront, with coffee taking more of a backseat, finishing with some bright acidity.
M: Creamy medium body and medium-light carbonation. A little watery.
O: Overall, a tasty, well crafted coffee stout. Highly drinkable, though a tad one dimensional.
Serving type: bottle
02-27-2014 03:12:29 | More by pmarlowe
3.96/5 rDev -7.5%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
A- Black bodied pour from the 500ml to a few pint glasses. One finger light tan head forms and has decent retention. Falls to a small foamy ring leaving spotty lacing all around the glass.
S- Fresh roast coffee off the top above a nice Stout base. Malt complexity is nice and fairly rich. Deep roast grain notes, tons of coffee grounds, toasted nuttiness and even a hint of hops. Nice coffee complexity.
T- Coffee once again takes the show over here. Tons of roasty bean flavor, espresso and just fresh french press coffee. The stout base is mostly roast grains with some nuttiness and toffee feel for me. Hops round it all out with earthy notes.
MF- Moderately thick bodied with fairly high level carbonation. Texture is fairly silky and creamy. Bitterness from the coffee, roast grains and hops lingers on the palate.
Coffee runs the show here but the base stout brings some nice elements as well. Great overall coffee complexity.
Serving type: bottle
02-16-2014 01:06:59 | More by cbutova
4.26/5 rDev -0.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4.25
A-Black in the glass and while pouring. Two finger brown head that leaves nice lacing.
S-Roasted coffee, oats, vanilla, chocolate and roasted malt.
T-Good deal of coffee, some oats, good deal of vanilla as well. Chocolate as well. Some bitterness.
M-Lighter not much carbonation and somewhat watery.
O-Not a knockout like some other HF beers but Earl is still mighty tasty.
Serving type: bottle
02-13-2014 01:04:19 | More by rlee1390
New York
3.93/5 rDev -8.2%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4.25
The only disappointing beer I've had from HF so far.
A bit pedestrian of a beer. The notes hit well of coffee and porter roasted malt and coffee notes. However, the beer is obviously a bit thin because of the ABV, despite the oats. Still a creamy mouthfeel.
Serving type: bottle
02-12-2014 04:24:31 | More by dar482
Earl Coffee Oatmeal Stout from Hill Farmstead Brewery
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STRAW Program exceeds 450 student-created habitat restorations in the SF Bay Area Point Blue marks over two decades of engaging Bay Area youth in hands-on habitat restoration through the STRAW Program. This year will see over 50 restoration projects take place in North Bay counties.
Ocean Climate Change Indicators Report Co-authored by Point Blue, the report highlights 12 indicators of climate change in the ocean, already being observed, and outlines steps that enable resource managers to track, plan for and begin to adapt to future climate change impacts. (December 19, 2013)
Point Blue to study 70 sites burned in Yosemite Rim Fire Building on ten-years of research in the region, scientists to study birds as indicators of nature's health and recommend best post-fire forest management practices
Scientists Test Whale Tracking App This week, Point Blue scientists will field-test the beta version of a new "Whale Spotter" app designed to track whale sightings around the Golden Gate. (September 18, 2013)
Releasing Snowy Plovers into the wild. These birds represent hope for strengthening a population threatened by climate change. (August 2013)
Sparrows, young or old experience climate change differently. Two new studies from Point Blue staff highlight the importance of considering the various stages and ages of individuals in a species -- from babies to juveniles to adults -- to best predict not only how climate change could affect a species as a whole, but also why. (August 2013)
We've changed our name! PRBO to Point Blue Conservation Science (June 5, 2013)


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CPU & Motherboards
Biostar Hi-Fi B85N-3D Motherboard Review
Biostar has been in the motherboard business since the early 80's. While they were not always the preferred brand that enthusiasts turn to, they have definitely improved in this arena in the last few years. We saw a big improvement in their motherboard sector with the Z77 chipset launch. Now that Biostar has had this chance to improve today's newer chipset, we are going to be looking at a budget friendly chipset on the B85N-3D motherboard. This motherboard was developed on the mini-ITX platform, and, while this isn't Biostar's flagship motherboard, we are here today to put this Small Form Factor (SFF) motherboard to the test.
The popularity of Small Form Factor motherboards has been on the rise, and Biostar's B85N-3D has been developed for customers looking for an HTPC or Media platform with a focus around 3D audio support. Will this motherboard be able to keep up with some of the high-end mainstream motherboards? Let's dive in and find out.
ASUS Z87 WS Motherboard Review
Introduction In the world of custom PC Building, consumers and builders frequently ask what the best motherboards are for Gaming PC Builds. While these are always valid questions, some folks are looking to build a high end rendering or workstation PC. The Z87 series chipset has plenty of options from the budget friendly models to enthusiast gaming motherboards; however, workstation motherboards are not as readily available. That changes today. We are going to be looking at a motherboard from ASUS, one of the few manufacturers who created a Z87 chipset based WS (workstation) motherboard to meet this niche market. We have the ASUS Z87 WS on our test bench, and we are going to put this baby to through the ringer. As an interesting aside, one of the few features of this motherboard which immediately caught our attention is the available support of Quad SLI and Crossfire with 4 PCIe slots available. Not many Z87 motherboards offer this out of the box. There are also tons of other features that we typically don't see with your "typical" Z87 chipset motherboard. Does this bode well for this unique new board? Read on to find out! Let's get the review started by talking about the 8 Series chipset, but first here's a quick word about Asus: Origin of the Name "Asus" ASUS comes from the last four letters of Pegasus, the winged horse in Greek mythology that represents the inspiration of art and learning. ASUS embodies the strength, cre...
ASUS P9X79-E WS Motherboard Review
Introduction The X79 based chipset motherboards have been out for quite some time now and with the recent launch of Intel Ivy-Bridge E chips, Intel didn't do much at this time to improve the chipset. Some will say it's not needed and some will advise against this and say go for the new release of the Z87 based chipset. While the Z87 base chipset did have great improvements for the newly release Haswell chips, we still see a strong stand from the X79 chipset. Today, we are going to take a look at a board from ASUS that has given the X79 chipset a revision which will push the limits and take full use on Ivy-B E. This is the new ASUS P9X79-E WS motherboard. What does WS stand for? Well this is designed to be a workstation motherboard for those serious video encoders or server and workload crunching. Of course, it makes for a great enthusiast's motherboard too. While this P9X79-E WS (workstation) motherboard is not as mainstream as some of the newer Z87 chipset based boards, ASUS has put together some unique touches to offer better performance and features. Let's dive in a talk more about what this X79 chipset based board can do.
NZXT Phantom 530 Full Tower Chassis
In 2010, NZXT introduced us to its Phantom chassis, an aggressively designed, feature-filled case for mainstream users, gamers and enthusiasts alike. Now, NZXT has unveiled its direct successor, the Phantom 530. Today we will be looking at this Full Tower chassis from NZXT, continuing the legacy of the original. The new Phantom has been redesigned from the ground up. While creating the Phantom 530, the NZXT design team painstakingly took every beloved aspect of the original design and revamped it to make it even better.
The new Phantom 530 brings with it many new changes such as modular hard drive cages, a discrete SSD mount behind the motherboard tray, its signature rear I/O LEDs, a single channel three speed 30W fan controller with integrated 10-port fan hub, and steel 5.25" optical drive latches. All of comes this with an MSRP of just $129.00. Join me as we take an up close and personal look to see if NZXT can breathe new life into an already phenomenal line of cases with their Phantom 530.
MSI Z87M Gaming Motherboard Review
Introduction The popular demand of small form factor builds for the high end gaming/performance PCs has grown quite a bit over the last couple of years. However, their haven't been many manufacturers providing high-end mATX boards to meet the demands of those seeking the performance systems. Today we are going to be looking at a manufacturer that has taken that step forward. On our test bench we have the brand new MSI Z87M Gaming Motherboard. At first glance, the aesthetics of this motherboard are impressive. It reminds us of the Z87A-GD65 Gaming ATX form factor motherboard that MSI already offers today. The question is, "has MSI managed to pack all those features in a nice little mATX package?" We can't wait to put this board to the test and find out, so let's dive in and check out the MSI Z87M Gaming Edition motherboard. Before we jump in, here's a statement from MSI: "Founded in August 1986, MSI has continued to uphold a business philosophy that stresses "Award-winning product quality and outstanding customer service." MSI specializes in the design and manufacture of motherboards, graphics card, add-on cards, servers/workstations, iPC, barebones, communication devices, CE products, Notebooks, car infotainment products, and All-in-One PC. "Quality Products Create Faithful Customers" is a motto that guides all that we do at MSI. For this reason, MSI goes all out to be the best of the best in research and development." Now, l...
Gigabyte GA-Z87X-UD4H Motherboard Review
Introduction Intel's 4th Generation Haswell release sparked a great deal of movement with motherboard manufacturers over the last few months. We have seen many new motherboards hit the consumer market with revamped aesthetics and updated on-board features. The web space today is flooded with media coverage of high-end motherboards, but we know that not everyone is always looking for the highest-end products. Sometimes, meeting that happy middle-ground of performance and price is what's important. Today we are going to bring to the table a new Gigabyte GA-Z87X-UD4H that fits that description. With the aesthetics of a top shelf motherboard but the price of a mid-range board, we will see if Gigabyte really hit the mark here to bring both of these combinations together on the Gigabyte GA-Z87X-UD4H. The impressive red and black aesthetics make the board stand out in its price category, so now let's get the Gigabyte GA-Z87X-UD4H tested to see how well it performs. Before we do that, here's a quick note from Gigabyte. GIGABYTE was founded in 1986, establishing our uncontested position in continuous technological innovation. By focusing on key technologies and achieving strict quality standards, GIGABYTE has been regarded as an innovative and trusted motherboard leader in the globe. To keep pace in a rapidly changing world, we have offered a comprehensive product line covering Motherboards, Graphics Cards, PC Components, PC Peripherals, Laptops, Slat...


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It's finally here. "Welcome to Postwar USA" see the light of day tomorrow when I release it at Burt's Tiki Lounge (313 gold SE), with The booty green and my band, Vertigo Venus.
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All ages Pajama Party CD release for Vertigo Venus this Saturday!
This saturday the 17th, we'll be hosting our all ages Pajama party CD release for our new CD, "SOS", at Revlis Gallery (712 Central, Albuquerque, NM). Admission is only $3 if you're in pajamas! It's $6 if not, there will be giveaways all night, a raffle, and a best PJs contest! This is sure to be a really fun show!
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Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT)
Voice Disorders Center
The Voice Disorders Center at University Health Care provides a number of different behavioral, pharmaceutical, surgical, and medical management options. Our team of specialists is trained in the latest technology in voice, airway and swallowing disorders.
What are some examples of voice, airway, and swallowing disorders?
Some examples include recurrent laryngitis, vocal fold paralysis, presbylaryngis (aging voice), papilloma, cancer of the vocal folds, benign essential tremor, vocal fold web, muscle tension dysphonia, spasmodic dysphonia, and benign vocal fold growths such as polyps, nodules, cysts, and granulomas. There are also breathing disorders that are related to the larynx (voice box) such as paradoxical vocal fold motion (a.k.a. vocal cord dysfunction, laryngospasm) or disorders of the trachea (wind pipe) such as subglottic or tracheal stenosis. These disorders may or may not affect the voice, but are also treated at our center. Swallowing disorders, also called dysphagia (dis-FAY-juh), can occur at different stages in the swallowing process: oral phase (mouth), pharyngeal (throat) phase or esophageal (swallowing tube from throat to the stomach) phase and are evaluated and treated in our center. Individuals with chronic cough are often seen in and treated in our clinic.
What are the symptoms of most voice, breathing, or swallowing problems?
Hoarseness is one of the most common symptoms of voice problems. Other common symptoms of voice disorders include effortful talking, persistent pain or sore throat with voice use, shortness of breath while speaking, reduced volume, reduced vocal endurance, chronic throat clearing, and chronic cough with or without coughing attacks.
Dyspnea (shortness of breath or difficulty breathing) with inhalation or inhalation and exhalation with and/or without exertion with symptoms of noisy breathing (wheezing/stridor) and throat tightness are symptoms of individuals with breathing difficulties were see with airway disorders.
Coughing during or right after eating or drinking, wet or gurgly sounding voice during or after eating or drinking, extra effort or time needed to chew or swallow, food or liquid leaking from the mouth or getting stuck in the mouth, throat or chest, recurring pneumonia or chest congestion after eating, and weight loss or dehydration from not being able to eat enough are symptoms of swallowing disorders.
How are voice, airway, and swallowing disorders treated?
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Surgical Specialty Center | 729 Arapeen Dr. Salt Lake City, UT 84108 |
Phone number: 801-587-8368 |
Throat & Voice Disorders Resources |
Julia K Ellerston, M.A., B.A.
Specialties: Speech Pathology, Swallowing Disorders, Voice Disorders
Daniel R. Houtz, M.A., CCC-SLP
Specialties: Voice Disorders
Katherine Kendall, M.D., FACS
LocationsRedstone Health Center | (435) 658-9262 |
Surgical Specialty Center | (801) 587-8368 |
Specialties: General Otolaryngology ENT, Laryngeal Laser Surgery, Otolaryngology, Head & Neck Surgery, Swallowing Disorders, Voice Disorders
Nelson Roy, Ph.D.
LocationsSurgical Specialty Center | (801) 587-8368 |
Specialties: Voice Disorders
Marshall E. Smith, M.D., FACS
LocationsLDS Hospital | (801) 408-4972 |
PCH Outpatient Services at Riverton | (801) 662-1740 |
Primary Children's Hospital | (801) 662-1740 |
Surgical Specialty Center | (801) 587-8368 |
University Hospital | (801) 587-8368 |
Specialties: Airway Disorders, Laryngeal Laser Surgery, Otolaryngology, Head & Neck Surgery, Pediatric Otolaryngology, Vasculitis, Voice Disorders
Kristine M. Tanner, Ph.D.
LocationsSurgical Specialty Center | (801) 587-8368 |
Specialties: Voice Disorders


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