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Scheherazade شهرزاد |
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Gender | Female |
Occupation | Queen consort |
Family | Chief Vizier (father) Dunyazad (sister) |
Spouse(s) | Shahryar |
Children | 3 sons |
Nationality | Persian |
Other names | Shahrâzâd, Shahrzād |
Scheherazade /ʃəˌhɛrəˈzɑːd(ə)/, Šeherzada, Persian transliteration Šahrzâd or Shahrzād (Persian: شهرزاد, šahr + zâd) (Arabic: شهرزاد ) is a legendary Persian queen and the storyteller of One Thousand and One Nights.
The story goes that every day Shahryar (Persian: شهریار, "king") would marry a new virgin, and after doing so would despatch the previous day's wife to be beheaded. This was done in anger, having found out that his first wife was unfaithful to him. He had killed 1,000 such women by the time he was introduced to Scheherazade, the vizier's daughter.
In Sir Richard Burton's translation of The Nights, Scheherazade was described in this way:
- "[Scheherazade] had perused the books, annals and legends of preceding Kings, and the stories, examples and instances of bygone men and things; indeed it was said that she had collected a thousand books of histories relating to antique races and departed rulers. She had perused the works of the poets and knew them by heart; she had studied philosophy and the sciences, arts and accomplishments; and she was pleasant and polite, wise and witty, well read and well bred."
Against her father's wishes, Scheherazade volunteered to spend one night with the king. Once in the king's chambers, Scheherazade asked if she might bid one last farewell to her beloved sister, Dinazade, who had secretly been prepared to ask Scheherazade to tell a story during the long night. The king lay awake and listened with awe as Scheherazade told her first story. The night passed by, and Scheherazade stopped in the middle of the story. The king asked her to finish, but Scheherazade said there was not time, as dawn was breaking. So, the king spared her life for one day to finish the story the next night. So the next night, Scheherazade finished the story and then began a second, even more exciting tale which she again stopped halfway through at dawn. So the king again spared her life for one day to finish the second story.
And so the King kept Scheherazade alive day by day, as he eagerly anticipated the finishing of last night's story. At the end of 1,001 nights, and 1,000 stories, Scheherazade told the king that she had no more tales to tell him. During these 1,001 nights, the king had fallen in love with Scheherazade, and so he spared her life, and made her his queen.
The earliest forms of Scheherazade's name include Šīrāzād (شيرازاد) in Masudi and Šahrāzād (شهرازاد) in Ibn al-Nadim, the latter meaning "she whose realm or dominion (شهر šahr) is free (آزاد āzād)". In explaining his spelling choice for the name, Burton says, "Shahrázád (Persian) = City-freer; in the older version Scheherazade (probably both from شیرزاد Shirzád = 'lion-born'). Dunyázá = 'world-freer'. The Bres[lau] Edit[ion] corrupts the former to Shárzád or Sháhrazád; and the Mac[naghten] and Calc[utta] to Shahrzád or Shehrzád. People have ventured to restore the name as it should be."[1] Having introduced the name, Burton does not continue to use the diacritics on the name.
Historical prototypes[edit]
The nucleus of these stories is formed by an old Persian book called Hezar-afsana or the "Thousand Myths" (Persian: هزارافسانه or هزارافسان).
Scheherazade was derived from the legendary queen Homāy (همای), daughter of Bahman, who has the epithet Čehrzād (چهرزاد) or Čehrāzād (چهرازاد) "she whose appearance is noble". Harun al-Rashid's mother, Al-Khayzuran, is also said to have influenced the character of Scheherazade.
See also[edit]
- ^ Burton, Richard F. The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night, Burton Club, p.14, footnote.


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Does iTunes Connect has an API? How do some applications download financial and sale reports to computer? Are there some C/Objective-C API wrappers?
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Does iTunes Connect has an API? How do some applications download financial and sale reports to computer? Are there some C/Objective-C API wrappers? Thanks in advance. |
iTunes finally released an auto download tool as noted in the PDF http://www.apple.com/itunesnews/docs/AppStoreReportingInstructions.pdf Here is the class file http://www.apple.com/itunesnews/docs/Autoingestion.class.zip |
There's no API for iTunes connect, the only way you can access the information is through the web or with a program that scrapes the web pages. If you want to create something in Objective-C, download AppSales from github, it's an iPhone app which downloads financial reports from ITC (or maybe itts). You can download it and install it on your iPhone if you have an Apple developer account. You can look through their code and see how they scrape the daily and weekly reports (hint: it's ugly). http://github.com/omz/AppSales-Mobile Note that if you try to create an iPhone app to do this, Apple will reject it. It breaks the rule about "No public API". Other people have tried this and been rejected. If you're just looking for software to do this on your computer, I'd highly recommend AppViz http://www.ideaswarm.com/products/appviz/ Here's a nice post which compares these and more apps: |
Following up on gavi's answer: if you download & decompile the Autoingestion class you can see the API that Apple use for sales downloads. It consists of a POST to https://reportingitc.apple.com/autoingestion.tft with the form values: USERNAME, PASSWORD, VNDNUMBER, TYPEOFREPORT, DATETYPE, REPORTTYPE, REPORTDATE. Refer to the PDF for details of the parameters The response will contain the header 'ERRORMSG' if there's an error, and the header 'filename' if there's a body (presumably Apple developers don't know about Content-Disposition or 4xx/5xx status codes). The body of the response contains the file data. |
Here is a small project that may be helpful to you in automating the download of piano reports from iTunes Connect. It's a python script to automate the login / download of daily sales files and I use it daily in conjunction with some other scripts to parse that data. Hook it up to a cron job with some error checking (the reports never seem to be generated at the same time) and you'll be good to go. |
Take a look at http://www.itunesapis.com. This is the missing iTunes and iTunes Connect API. |
No, no formal API (or if there is one, it's well hidden even from iPhone developer users of iTunes connect). However, the sales & financial reports are downloadable as tab delimited plaintext (gzip compressed), though to make the request you'll have to login (which is cookie based). One could probably wrap this process up with a little bit of screen scraping, and thus get access to the TSV files. |
Shameless plug for my own perl5 module... http://search.cpan.org/~bfoz/p5-WWW-iTunesConnect-1.14/lib/WWW/iTunesConnect.pm Although, given yesterday's announcement of an official Apple app, there might be an API in the works. |
There is ITunes Store Search API: It is part of Apple affiliate program. Hope this will help you. |
There's no formal API but several open source and commercial products available that bring some/most/all info together (such as the ones mentioned in previous answers). Another such solution is www.appfigures.com which combines sales reports, app reviews, and hourly rank updates. Unlike the other apps appfigures can automatically import your reports and email you a nicely formatted report by email every day/week. |


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What To Know About External Beam Radiation Therapy
What to know about external beam radiation therapy.
Let's listen in on a visit between Cara and her oncologist, Dr. Ross.
Dr. Ross, my sister and I have been learning more about external beam radiation therapy. We made a list of questions that I brought with me today. Can we go over them together?
Dr. Ross:
Of course! I'd be happy to, Cara. And I'm glad you brought along your sister for support and to take notes. Feel free to tape record our conversation, too, if that would be helpful.
Thank you. Would you tell us how external beam radiation therapy works?
Dr. Ross:
Sure, Cara. It's a common cancer treatment that uses high doses of radiation to destroy cancer cells and shrink tumors. A large machine aims radiation at the cancer. The machine moves around you, without touching you. We can visit the treatment room later, if you're interested.
Okay, thanks. I also wondered if this treatment would make me radioactive, and does it hurt?
Dr. Ross:
No, it won't make you radioactive, so it's safe to be around people. And the treatment itself doesn't hurt.
That's good to know. How long does the treatment take?
Dr. Ross:
The length of treatment for each person depends on the type and stage of the cancer. Most courses of treatment take 2 to 10 weeks. And it's usually done in an outpatient center, so no overnight hospital stays.
How often will I come in for visits during those weeks?
Dr. Ross:
People generally come in for treatment once a day for 5 days in a row.
Will I have side effects?
Dr. Ross:
You probably will have some side effects. The side effects you may have depend on the part of your body being treated.
Side effects happen because radiation can injure healthy cells that are near the cancer cells it is destroying. We'll talk in a lot more detail during your next visit about specific side effects and how to manage them.
What are the next steps if I decide to get external beam radiation therapy?
Dr. Ross:
We'll make another, longer appointment for a checkup and to go through your complete medical history.
That sounds good. Thanks for answering my questions, Dr. Ross. I'm gonna go home and talk things over with the rest of my family.
Dr. Ross:
That sounds good. Now that you have a basic understanding of what external beam radiation therapy is, let's talk more about your treatment plan.
Narrator Summary:
External beam radiation therapy uses high doses of radiation to destroy cancer cells and shrink tumors. A large machine aims radiation at the cancer. The machine moves around you, without touching you.
Most treatments last from 2 to 10 weeks. People generally receive treatment once a day for 5 days in a row.
People often have some side effects from treatment. They usually happen because radiation therapy can injure healthy cells that are near the cancer cells it is destroying. Side effects depend on the part of your body being treated. It's important to keep in mind that they differ in degree from person to person.
During a follow-up appointment with your doctor, you will have a checkup and go through your complete medical history.
Talk with your doctor to learn more about your treatment goals and plan and how to manage any side effects you may have.


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Today's home in Ranch Mirage, California seems geared for the person who embraces a rather healthy lifestyle. This hilltop estate in Thunderbird Heights sits on around 3.29 acres with gorgeous vistas all around. The main house has three bedrooms and an an elevator, living room, formal dining room, large kitchen and an office. The lifestyle rooms include a gym and a tanning/massage room. The main house and guest house patios each have a mist system for comfort in the dessert heat. The guest house also has three bedrooms, an elevator, a kitchen w/great room. Pocket doors open to 20 feet to connect the indoors with the outdoors and a private spa and a rock waterfall and lagoon. An expansive virtual tour is here. This home is listed at $11 million, a drop from $12.5 million, the previous list price. Zillow's zestimate is $4,622,178 but my far less analytical guesstimate is that is sells in the $8 to $9 million range.


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Mark your calendars! On Thursday, March 27th, Fresco's will donate 15% of the checks to HSFM! If the total goes over $2,000, then they will donate 20%.
Join the Humane Society of Flower Mound for dinner at Fresco's Mexicana on Thursday, March 27th
donate a portion of your tab to HSFM. This is at Fresco's new location at 2400 Highland Village Rd, Highland Village. Happy hour is from 4:00 to 6:00 and dinner goes till 9:00. Bring a big appetite. See you then!!
When you enjoy a great meal you are helping a great cause.
Pass this along to your friends and relatives and have them also join us. Be sure to bring this flyer with you and give it to your server so it can be attached to your check.
Once you have eaten at Fresco's you will become a regular and why not. Keep on coming to thank them for being such a great community supporter.
In January 2014, the Humane Society of Flower Mound took in six of the most adorable Basset/Aussie mix puppies we'd ever seen. Sadly, a few days later they came down with parvo and saving them came at a HUGE cost…but we knew they were worth it! After nearly two weeks of intense care and hospitalization, they are back on the road to good health and able to play again. Soon, they'll be finding homes and we'll be working to replenish our Mercy Fund. Please help us continue to help animals like the Baussies by donating – every dollar counts, and will help us be ready to save the next animal who needs us!
Remember, HSFM doesn't stop to raise money BEFORE we take care of an animal that needs us...if an animal is in our program, it gets the care it needs, period. That's why we were able to jump in and save these babies. But what that means is that we can only take in as many as we can responsibly care for and pay for...donations to the Mercy Fund allow us to be there when they need us. Help us be prepared for the next one--donate today!
HSFM's Love on Wheels transport program is being featured in the March/April edition of Animal Sheltering Magazine, a respected publication for animal welfare professionals published by the Humane Society of the United States! We are so proud of the volunteers both with HSFM and our partner Helping Hounds that have made this program such a success! The great news is you do not have to wait until March - you can read the GreatPetMigrationHSUSJan-Feb2014!
Have you seen the flamingos out lately? They might be flocking to your yard soon. Place your order today for graduation, birthdays, father's day, anniversaries, etc. You can place your order for a flamingo flocking by sending an email to email@example.com, call the Flamingo hotline at (972) 874-0807, or by submitting your order by completing the order form. Flockings start at $25!
Leash pulling? Housebreaking? Separation Anxiety? Don't despair--your dog can be helped!
Class size limited to 10 dogs per night - Register by the night before to reserve your spot! Class is canceled if there are no reservations as of 8:00 am the day of class. For information: 972-691-7387, Option 3 or email email@example.com
Topics covered: Loose leash walking, jumping up, greeting strangers and other dogs, self-control, recall, and more. Trainers will also be available for consultation on issues such as housetraining, and separation anxiety.
The rules: Proof of rabies, distemper, and bordetella vaccine required. Dogs must be dog-friendly and wear a flat collar or harness - NO choke chains or pinch collars. Please bring a 4' or 6' leash, soft chewy treats your dog likes, and do NOT feed your dog before class. New students, please arrive 15 minutes early to register. This course is generously taught by volunteer trainers. If you are a positive trainer and would like to join our "teaching staff," please email email@example.com!
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January 01, 2014 12:00 AM
Find out how you can help the Humane Society of Flower Mound! This 45 minute orientation that starts at 7:00 p.m. and ends at 7:45 p.m. provides you an overview of our history, accomplishments and detailed information on the various activities you can get involved in. We have many volunteer opportunities from hands-on with animals to needing assistance with our general operations. Come learn more about how you can make a difference! Minimum age requirements while working with animals are as follows:
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ICT Group
ICT Group of companies is one of the largest, privately owned investment and industrial companies in Russia. It invests in, develops and manages assets in a wide range of industries, including banking and the financial industry, metals and mining, precious metals production, heavy engineering, logistics, construction and development. Assets under management include NOMOS-BANK, Khanty-Mansi Bank, Polymetal and Tikhvin Freight Car Building Plant. The Group also holds large equity stakes in Uralkali and Baltic Leasing.


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Data Security
Data security is protection of data from corruption, unauthorised access and deletion.
There are many threats to your computer data, both internal and external to the University. Some of the common threats include virus attack, hacking, accidental data deletion, natural disaster, malware, unauthorised access, identity theft, and physical computer damage or failure.
Strategies to maintain the safety and integrity of your data include:
- Antivirus software
- Operating system and application patches and updates
- File backup
As part of the on campus Managed Operating Environment (MOE) for University owned computers, IT Services provides the following security services to support data protection.
- the latest antivirus software (Sophos) which includes malware protection configured to automatically update networked computers
- centralised authentication and authorisation services, which proves your identity and areas you can acces
- operating system patches as well as regular updates to software, which are deployed to our fleet of computers as soon as practical following their release and testing on our network has been completed
- data storage areas and utilities to facilitate data backup
To ensure these strategies are most effective, users should also take responsibility for their data security by:
- regularly backing up data
- locking workstations when leaving them unattended (using ctrl-alt-del command)
- safeguard passwords
- use strong passwords
- avoid opening email attachments form unknown sources
- restarting your computer when prompted following an automatic update
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- 8:30 amGIS course opening
6:00 pm - 8:00 pmUIUC Learn LabVIEW Workshop
0216 Siebel Center - Computational Science and Engineering Undergraduate Certification Program
- Study Abroad in the Lion City!
- 8:30 am - 5:00 pmExhibition of books about life on the Moon and a MOON ROCK on display!
- Power and Energy Conference at Illinois 2014: Call for papers
4:00 pmProfessor Annalisa Manera, Nuclear Engineering Department, University of Michigan
NPRE 596 Seminar: "Multi-scale and multi-physics CFD-based computational tools for nuclear applications and the need for CFD-grade experiments"
253 Mechanical Building -
4:00 pmGerard C. L. Wong, Department of Bioengineering, University of California, Los Angeles
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4:00 pm - 5:00 pmProfessor Alexander J. Smits, Princeton University
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Wenger hopes for Dortmund birthday gift
Arsene Wenger will turn 64 on Tuesday but the only present he wants is to see his Arsenal side turn on the style to beat Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League.
Wenger has been in charge of the Gunners for 17 years and the club are in talks to extend his contract which is set to expire in the summer.
The French coach, though, takes no notice of any personal milestones as he looks to guide the Barclays Premier League leaders safely through the toughest of all the Champions League qualifying groups.
"A good game for me is the best present," said Wenger, whose side have won both of their Group F matches so far, most impressively when beating Napoli 2-0 at home earlier this month.
"I get cards, phone calls but, honestly, if nobody reminds me I forget.
"It was always like that. Even when I was 25 or 30, I never thought it as a special day, but people remind you.
"I don't want them (the players) to play (just) for my birthday. I want them to enjoy playing together. If i can enjoy it as well, it is even better."
Wenger has indicated he is willing to pen a contract extension, with negotiations on-going, but shows no signs of slowing down.
"You will see when you are 64, what is amazing in life is that you don't change," he said.
"Also you never believe you are 64, and when you are 50 you don't believe you are 50.
"The only thing that is good is that internally you are still young, externally you become old."
Wenger refuses to be drawn over any specifics on just when a new contract will be in place.
"I want to feel I can do well for this club. It is not a question of my loyalty. It is as simple as that," he said.
"At the minute, I am looking at the short term. I will make a decision about the 'little-bit-longer-term' later."
What is certain is the Arsenal manager's unwavering desire for continued improvement.
Arsenal moved clear at the top of the Premier League with a 4-1 home victory over Norwich on Saturday, when Jack Wilshere finished off a sublime passing move on the edge of the area to set them on their way.
Wenger, though, stressed: "We are always looking for perfection and our game was not perfect. For the next game we do it again what went well and do better what we didn't do well, that's what keeps us going as a manager.
"What is good for me is that after a period of frustration with our fans, we can make them happy again and let the players enjoy the game."
Arsenal will rest midfielder Mathieu Flamini as a precaution following a concussion he suffered during the Norwich match, meaning Wenger must shuffle his side to tackle Jurgen Klopp's well-drilled outfit.
Dortmund will be spearheaded by Poland forward Robert Lewandowski and come into the match second in the Bundesliga a point behind Bayern.
The Gunners take on last season's European runners-up in a double-header on matchday three and four which could well shape the outcome of Group F.
"We are in the most difficult group in Europe," Wenger said.
"If we get out of it we will have a chance to get to the final, but at the moment it is too early.
"The job is in front of us to get out of it.
"We can't be triumphant at the moment.
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Beverage-Air BM23S-2 Dual Faucet Keg Refrigerator - Stainless Steel
Beverage Air BM23S-2 Dual Faucet Keg Refrigerator / Commercial Grade / Stainless Steel Inside and Out / Air Cooled Tower / Built-In Drip Tray / Heavy-Duty Casters for mobility / Locking Door |
Enjoy your favorite draft beer straight from the tap with the stylish stainless steel Beverage-Air BM23S Kegerator. This draft beer refrigerator offers full beer keg capacity, is heavy-duty and has forced air refrigeration - draft beer is dispensed ice cold every time.
The cabinet and door are constructed of durable, easy-to-clean stainless steel. The top is made from heavy-duty stainless steel including built-in drip tray for easy cleaning. Top rail is standard on all models.
Inside construction utilizes galvanized steel for walls and ceiling. Reinforced floors and doorsills are made from heavy-duty stainless steel to provide lasting service. Door is self-closing with key lock. Magnetic gasket provides positive door sealing. Cabinet insulation is foamed-in-place moisture resistant polyurethane (CFC free) foam which binds the exterior walls with the interior walls to form solid construction and provide unsurpassed insulation.
Lift-out heavy duty forced-air refrigeration system creates a steady flow of cold air through the complete product load and provides fast uniform recovery and cooling. Refrigerant used is R134a, which is CFC free for full compliance to all environmental concerns. A 6' cord and grounded plug is provided for electrical connection.
This two product kegerator comes with a stainless steel 3" diameter double faucet draft tower. The gas hose, beer tubing, washers and clamps are included. You will need to specify your keg coupler set up.
The Beverage-Air BM23S is large enough to store both a full size keg and up to a 10 lb. Co2 tank. This beer cooler can store three 1/6 barrel kegs or four home brew (5 gallons) tanks. Please feel free to call us if you have any questions or refer to the graphic below.
You can easily customize your draft beer parts to dispense the type of beers you plan on pouring. Please call us if you have any questions about all your configuration options. We have set up the order process to ensure that you will not be missing any parts to properly dispense two kegs.
We are draft beer experts. All draft beer and custom home bar installation questions related to this kegerator are handled toll free (1-800-710-9939) by one of our friendly and experienced staff.
This kegerator can fit one Full Size or Pony Keg, up to two Quarter Slim Kegs, and up to three 5 gallon kegs.
- All Stainless Steel Exterior
- Keg Storage Capacities:
- One (1) Full Size / 1/2-Barrel (15.5 Gal.)
- One (1) Pony Size / 1/4-Barrel Short (7.75 Gal.)
- Two (2) 1/4-Barrel Slim (7.75 Gal.) or
- Three (3) 1/6-Barrel (5.23 Gal.)
- Four (4) Home Brew (5.0 Gal.)
- Single Door Design
- 4" Heavy-Duty Swivel Casters for Easy Mobility
- 3" Insulated Chrome Draft Beer Tower with 2 Faucets (Knobs Not Included)
- Continuous Cold Air Channeled Through Tower to Ensure Cold Product
- Wear-Resistant Vinyl on Steel Exterior
- Heavy-Duty Stainless Steel Top with Drip Tray and Guard Rail
- Removable Drip Tray for Easy Cleaning
- Capped Opening in Top for Water Station Line Penetration
- Galvanized Steel Walls and Ceiling
- Stainless Steel Floor and Reinforced Door Breakers
- Magnetic Gasket Provide Positive Door Sealing
- Self-Closing Door with Lock
- Balanced Refrigeration System Designed to Operate 36°F-38°F
- Refrigeration System Utilizes Ozone Friendly R134a Refrigerant
- CFC-Free Foamed-in-Placed Polyurethane Insulation
- Readily Adaptable for Installation of Wine Dispensers or Water Station
- Includes Gas Hose, Beer Tubing, Washers and Clamps
- Designed for Built-in or Freestanding Use
- UL Listed and NSF Certified
- 1 Year Parts and Labor
- Additional 4 Years (Parts Only) on the Compressor
Dimensions | |
Height | 39" |
Width | 24" |
Depth | 28" |
Weight | |
Unit Weight | 171 lbs. |
Warranty | |
Labor | 1 Year |
Parts | 1 Year |
Compressor (Parts Only) | 4 Years |
Key Features | |
Built-in Capable | No |
Security Lock | Yes |
Keg Coupler | No |
Regulator | No |
CO2 Tank | No |
Cleaning Kit | No |
Outdoor Use | No |
Commercial Use | Yes |
Keg Storage Capacities | |
Full Size / 1/2-Barrel | Holds 1 |
Pony Size / 1/4-Barrel | Holds 1 |
1/4-Barrel Slim | Holds 2 |
1/6-Barrel | Holds 3 |
5 gal. Ball/Pin Lock Keg | Holds 3 |
5-Liter / Mini Keg | Holds 3 |
Exterior | |
Cabinet | Stainless Steel |
Drip Tray | Built In |
Guard Rail | Yes |
Casters | Yes |
Draft Beer Tower | |
Number of Faucets | 2 |
Material | Chrome |
Diameter | 3" |
Door | |
Color / Material | Stainless Steel |
Number of Doors | 1 |
Door Handle | Yes |
Field Reversible | No |
Accepts Custom Overlay Panel | No |
Cooling System | |
Type | Compressor |
Defrost System | Automatic |
Front Ventilation | No |
Controls | |
Adjustable Thermostat | Yes |
Digital | No |
Electrical | |
Electrical Requirements | 120 V |
Dispense Kit Assembly Manual |
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Average Customer Rating: | (5) |
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The King of Kegerators | |
by: | USC Fan (08-08-2008) Chino Hills, CA |
Comments: | This is the best kegerator and I did the research. The inside is stainless all stainless outside. It has the drip tray built in it which is easy to use and clean. Also it is a fan system so if you get one the big tube goes up the tower to push cold air up. It can handle up to 4 5 gallon kegs. It is nice to have a spare for my poker night parties. Currently I use the unit outside on the patio and the beer is staying very cold. If you can spend the extra money I highly recommend this unit. |
Bottom Line: | I would recommend this product. |
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Unless Microsoft thinks to just 301-forward yahoo.com to msn.com (to make their site "302*-most visited site in the world") * 302 = temporarily :D
The problem is what to do with "the steal"? If you don't improve it or even don't have an idea how to improve it, you end up with $36B lost money. Exactly like it was with Broadcast.com (which, BTW, was bought by Yahoo, not Microsoft).


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Teacher quality
Principal leadership
Parent involvement
St. Mark's is the best place I've ever had the pleasure to work. Our students are amazing. They truly love learning and love their school. They are hard-working and kind to others. Our parents give countless hours of their time to support the school so we can provide the very best education for their children. They are involved in the education of their children and show it through their efforts. The administration support the teachers so they can do their primary job which is educating the children. No school is perfect, but St. Mark's strives to do the very best for the students. Above all,, St. Mark's is a community. Parents, teachers, and administrators work together to instill Christian values while also providing a rock-solid educational foundation. Students go on to the top high schools in Ft. Lauderdale, and then the top colleges in the country. High schools consistently tell parents, teachers, and administrators how well-rounded and prepared for high school St. Mark's students are. St. Mark's is a great place to work, and a great place to send your child.
St. Mark's sure seems to ignite passion. For my child, it's a joy and love of learning. We transferred from another local preschool and it's a completely different experience at St. Mark's. She wakes up and is eager to go to school and comes home happy. For us, that's what it's about--a happy child, engaged and learning.
I would NOT recommend this school. There is no leadership, supervision or adequate education. What takes place during the school day will absolutely shock you. During pick-up children are punching, kicking or slapping each other on the head. The language is so inappropriate. Kids in the middle school are already drinking alcohol and experimenting. When a new family visits, the teachers yell at the children to shut up. Detentions are handed out like it is Halloween. It is obvious that the only positive reviews for this school are written by parents who teach at the school or the administrative personnel themselves. I have read all the reviews 1 and below and agree with what these families have written. After 5 years and $130,000.00 later our children are in an appropriate school environment with several other families who have left this disorganized, unstable environment with no supervision. It is the worst example of a micro management system I have ever seen where no one takes responsibility. Don't think you are entering a true Episcopal school with Christian values because you are not.
I have two very different children attending this school and they both thrive there. The small class size allows for differentiated learning. It is very loving environment and has a wonderful sense of community. I feel grateful for all of the staff and administrators and quality of teachers. My children have so many opportunities at the school from sports to volunteerism. It is a wonderful Christian environment.
St. Mark s is a great school and so are the students and families. They have very involved parents and many are also involved in the community organizations in Fort Lauderdale. The students are polite, smart and very talented. I would venture to say that if you are thinking of St. Mark s for your school of choice you are making the right decision. They offer an outstanding academic program, a wide variety of sports and have always been well known for their music and theater programs. Students are involved in community service and receive a strong religious foundation. They excel in high school and college. I am proud to say that I know many St. Mark s graduates in Fort Lauderdale and they are outstanding people of high integrity and good moral fiber.
I rate St. Mark s Episcopal School a five star school. The school is all about community and concern for all students. The school instills an Honor Code and provides community service and leadership opportunities. The graduates excel and they thrive academically in high school. They are very involved in sports, the arts and leadership roles. This year St. Mark s is introducing the PLTW Engineering Program for Middle School students and Chromebooks. The new sports program this year includes swim and golf teams at Coral Ridge Country Club and lacrosse. Most of all the spirit is high and we ring the SPIRIT BELL FOR SPIRIT! Go LIONS!
This school has many hidden secrets and it's agenda is not to educate or teach good moral behavior. As a student, I became very frustrated because the teachers had to take about fifteen minutes out of our class to quiet the children down by giving detentions out like they were candy. My fellow students laughed and smirked after they were handed the note. I also witnessed girls crawling on the floor licking other student's elbows while the teacher was at the board. The children would also stick their middle fingers up at the teachers behind their backs. Foul and inappropriate language was used in the halls and in front of teachers. When a complaint arose toward the middle school office about a physical type of bullying, the staff would dismiss it making an excuse like 'kids are kids, what are you going to do?' and 'it was merely just an accident, things happen'. Concussions occurred in the halls along with shin kicking, arm punching, and shoulder flicking. I am happy that I made the choice to switch schools. I'm finally in a surrounding where I can learn. I would not reccomend this school to anyone who wants to learn and be accepted by their peers.
I have worked at this school for over 10 years and sadly watched it deteriorate. St. Marks was a strong and vibrant school and one of the top in Fort Lauderdale but unfortunately such is no longer the case. The past few years has seen good students flocking to get out the door and enrollment has consistently declined. This makes working there very uneasy and stressful because you never know when you will lose your job. There is very little concern for the employees and you can be marched out the door with not so much as a thank you for your years of service. It is a very sad place right now with administrators scrambling to entice new students and at the same time downsizing and outsourcing in order to stay afloat. It deeply saddens me to see such a legacy fall to this level.
St. Marks is extremely overpriced for the quality of education delivered. I have had 2 children there starting in 2004. We routinely have problems with bullying from both kids and helicopter moms. Many of the parents are morally bankrupt and could care less about anything beyond their social standing. One of my children when tested outside of St. Marks tests below grade level despite getting getting high grades in advanced classes at St. Marks. When the problems are brought to the school's attention, they pat themselves on the back while offering to sell overpriced tutoring services. If you value education look elsewhere.
This school is harmful to healthy children!! Our family agrees that it is circling the drain. We found it extremely interesting as to how many other good families got fed up and pulled their children out of this unhealthy environment during the school year. This school is behind academically and what they are learning from each other is sinful. The school does not follow its own philosophy. It is not Christian based. Children who attend this school are already drinking alcohol(off school premises) and are experimenting with each other. If this is the type of environment your family is looking for then your children will fit right in. The teachers are average and are instructed not to handle situations in the classroom but send unhappy children to the office. As a parent, I was disgusted to hear and see an administrative teacher tell a child we do not call what happened to you bullying. The young child replied, "Trust me ,I was being bullied" and the child was escorted to another room. UNBELIEVABLE!. This family also left the school. Many of the teachers have or had their own children attend SMES in order to be eligible for a tuition break. These children have every opportunity.
My daughter just graduated from St. Mark's this year. She had a fantastic 4 years here. She made many friends, and her self-esteem and confidence grew as she participated in the musicals and on sports teams. The academics challenged her but was not overwhelming. Her teachers were always there to help when needed. The added religious component was great. My daughter was even baptized at St. Mark's when she was in 7th grade. I highly recommend this school for a variety of reasons: challenging academics, a variety of extracurricular activities, including religion, and a warm, friendly faculty and staff.
This place is circling the drain! Enrollment is down year after year and the administration is to blame. Poor management is prompting this school to make irrational moves, firing good teachers, mismanaging finances, and trying to camoflage these mistakes by hyping new programs, which they probably cannot afford. It seems they cut one place to fund something else! One of which is outsourcing the Spanish program. What a joke. These teachers are ill equipped to handle students in a classroom environment and this leads to many many discipline problems and minimum learning. They tout a religious philosophy but thesse students are out of control participating in wild parties and drinking alcohol. The school claims parent involvement but good parents are obviously not involved enough to see what is really happening here! I pulled my daughter out of this school and I advise you to do the same!!
I am a current dental student at Nova Southeastern University. I went to St. Marks from kindergarten through 8th grade. It was the greatest experience. The teachers were truly fabulous and the education I received helped me to stay at the top of my class throughout high school and college. My kids will one day attend St. Marks. I won't consider sending them anywhere else.
If you are looking for a small school with a loving, family-like environment and caring, excellent staff, then St. Mark's should be at the top of your list. It has been at the cornerstone of the East Ft. Lauderdale community for over 50 years, and has consistently graduated top performing students. The school offers something to bring out the best in everyone.
You know you have made a great choice in schools, when your elementary school child comes home, and says, "will I be at St. Mark's next year?" We reply, " yes, why?" My child responded, "because today we had to tell what we like best about our school, and I could not pick one, because I love everything about it!" Then my child rattled on about all the things they do, from class activities, to computer, to after school activities. Thanks St. Marks for providing my child with such a positive experience.
One of my friends that attends St.Marks as we speak, is constantly around bullying, and ranks of popularity. The students in middle school, act like they are high-schoolers. There are innapropriate photos that go around the school, and if you have a child in the middle school there, they probably are exposed to it. I dont hate St.Marks and I am not trying to promote another school. All I am saying is that the students there are exposed to an impure and innapropriate enviroment. Rumor has it their Spanish Program is pretty bad too. Students dont know what they're learing and probably could'nt say more than colors and numbers. The children in the middle school also use innapropriate language daily. Now tell me, does this sound like a safe nutring enviroment to raise innocent children? I think not. Dt.Lauderdale has wonderful schools! St.Marks just doesnt happen to be one of them.
I had 2 children attending this school for 5 years and saw this school go from a nice conservative well-discilpined school to a totally you can do no wrong feel good school where everyone is awarded for even bad behavior. I also saw not only the academis go downhill but an unruly student population. Detentions are handed daily like it is candy. The environment is like a play ground with children throwing paper balls and pencils in the classroom. The inappropriateness of this environment will shock you and confuse your healthy child. If you need your child to be reformed then this is the school to put your child, however, if you have a healthy child who wishes to learn this is not the place. The school has many hidden issues that you and your family are walking into and money has nothing to do with what is going on in this unhealthy environment. Pine Crest, West Minister or Cavalry which are all in the area are more appropriate schools with strong leadership and academics.
St. Mark's Episcopal School has been been nothing but a positive experience for my family and most other families that we know. The school's leadership today is nothing short of spectacular. The administrators and teachers are pro-active in identifying the school's needs and the needs each individual student. For the student that needs accelerated programs they are available. For the student that needs more attention in a specific area, it is available. If you are someone that would like your children to go to a school that has strong academics, that emphasizes hard work and critical thinking, and promotes strong values like honesty, integrity, and equality, then St. Mark's Episcopal School is for you. Great students, great staff, great faculty, and great parents make ST. MARK'S ONE GREAT FAMILY! As for the negative comments, read between the lines. You have 95% plus happy families and students at St. Mark's. Maybe these people making negative comments should take a good look at themselves and their children before before criticizing the school. When the comments are about the cost, I think that tells you where the real issue lies these families. ST. MARK'S = GREAT PEOPLE!
We have see first hand the success that SMES has had on our son. He is now at STA and with all honors and AP classes. The nurturing along with the strong academics is combined to compliment the student to excel in all areas. Parental involvement is strong and one can feel comfortable in a variety of areas to volunteer in.
My daughter has attended St. Mark's for three years, and I know she is receiving the best education Fort Lauderdale has to offer. Each of her teachers has made a lasting positive impact on her; one she is sure to carry with her for many years. I have also been incredibly pleased with the enriched learning environment at St. Mark's - music, physical education, art, world religion, science, Spanish, media skills, and computer provide the skills and knowledge she will need in a competitive world. Choosing a school is the one of the most difficult and important decisions my husband and I will make as parents, and I am so thankful we found St. Mark's.
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