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The 2012 NBA Playoffs has a full slate of games on the Saturday schedule. The games get tipped off at 2 p.m. ET and continues through the night with the final game starting at 10 p.m. ET.
No. 3 Indiana Pacers at No. 6 Orlando Magic, 2 p.m. ET, ESPN: The Indiana Pacers took a 2-1 lead in the series on Thursday night and the Magic will try to even the series on Saturday afternoon in the Amway Center. The Magic have struggled both offensively and defensively without Dwight Howard, but they were still able to steal Game 1 on the road. The Magic will hope to pull another upset and keep their playoff hopes alive.
No. 4 Memphis Grizzlies at No. 5 Los Angeles Clippers, 4:30 p.m. ET, ESPN: The Grizzlies and the Clippers tip off Game 3 of the Western Conference Quarterfinals on Saturday afternoon as the Grizzlies hope to carry momentum from Game 2. The Clippers narrowly won Game 1 of the series, but Memphis came back to take Game 2 at home. Memphis will look to steal a road game in the series and take a 2-1 lead.
No. 7 Dallas Mavericks at No. 2 Oklahoma City Thunder, 7:30 p.m. ET, TNT: The Thunder can close out their series and sweep the Dallas Mavericks on Saturday afternoon with a win, as they have a 3-0 lead, but the games between the two teams have been exceedingly close until Game 3 of the series. The Mavericks will be in do-or-die mode on Saturday.
No. 1 San Antonio Spurs at No. 8 Utah Jazz, 10 p.m. ET, TNT: The Spurs have handled the Jazz so far in the series between the two teams. They've taken a 2-0 lead so far and they hope to take a 3-0 lead on the road on Saturday evening. The Jazz have struggled to keep up with San Antonio for the first two games of the series and will look to stop the bleeding with a win at home.
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Just your friendly reminder that you can listen to the newest episode of the Pac-10 hoops podcast by visiting the link above. Lots of subscription options there, too. We spend some time talking about the current state of the UCLA program, including a reference to some content from your esteemed site. Our featured guest is one of the best in the business, San Jose Mercury news writer Jon Wilner, who also offers his take on just what's gone wrong with the Bruins. Best episode yet, if I do say so myself.


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Marcelo Giuras A.K.A DJ Marcelo came to the United States in November of 2000 seeking a better future, without forgetting his roots in Chile, He has constantly enjoyed the Sound of music and microphones, and it has been his passion. He has been part of music events both in Chile and in the states. The greatest thing in Chile was one of the year-end business party for Luchetti, one of the largest companies in the area of pasta (spaghettis).
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If you are a veteran who served on continuous active duty for 181 days or more after January 13, 1955, you may qualify for educational benefits under the GI Bill. You may also qualify for educational benefits if you served at least 90 aggregate days on active duty after September 10, 2001, and you meet one of the following conditions:
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On the surface, Cate Blanchett would seem to be the least Chekhovian human being on the planet. No idle longing for Moscow for this international stage and screen star, whose frequent flier mileage must have broken the million mark since she and her husband, writer Andrew Upton, took over the Sydney Theatre Company in 2008 and became intercontinental barnstormers.
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"It was the most humiliating moment of my life," said Gary, 41, in a trembling voice, recalling what happened. "I feel so terrible for doing this to Cheryl, to our marriage. Cheryl has given my life focus and meaning: I love her and want to be with her forever -- if she'll have me.
"I've arranged for Shannon to work at a clinic that's closer to her home but more than two hours from my office. I swear I will never see her again. I know this sounds cliché, but it really was only about sex. One night, seven years ago, Shannon came on to me when we were the last to leave the office. Why didn't I stop her? Because I was flattered. She made me feel sexy, virile. It was easy -- and I had no willpower. After our first encounter, I guess I figured that since I had already violated my marriage vows once, that one more time wouldn't change anything. Then one more time turned into two more, and so on, till it was seven years running.
"I kept up the lie all that time. Even when Cheryl and I went to a therapist a couple of years ago, I denied that I was having an affair. I was sure if I came clean, she'd leave me.Forgiving and Forgetting?
"I'm not excusing my behavior, but it's not as if Cheryl and I had a perfect marriage. We had problems long before I met Shannon and had the affair. Sometimes Cheryl likes to make me feel like a stupid kid who never gets it right: I drive too fast, I don't discipline the kids the right way -- the slightest thing sets her off. When she lashes out at me, I want to get as far away as possible. When she's not fighting with me, she's totally focused on the kids. So much so that I feel invisible. And sex? We rarely make love anymore. This was true long before I got involved with Shannon. I don't even feel like she's attracted to me; she never initiates sex. And I feel like when I do, she treats it like a chore.
"But it's the nonstop arguing that's the hardest to live with. My parents never yelled. There was a lot of tension between them, but no fighting. My father was a businessman, a smooth-talking charmer who'd flirt with every woman he met. I'd bet anything he had affairs. My mother, who ran a local art gallery, never said a word to him as far as I know. She was very distant and kept her emotions to herself.
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On the occasion of International Women's Day on 8th March, UGC Center for Women Studies, MLSU, will organize a conference on the prevention and cure of Cardiovascular Diseases. Chief Speaker of the conference will be world famous cardiologist, MD of AIIMS Delhi, Dr. Bimal Chhajer.
The program will be led by Professor I V Trivedi, Chancellor MLSU Udaipur. Center Director Renu Jatana informed that Dr.Chhajer will enlighten the audience with his knowledge and experience as a cardiologist. He will talk about the prevention of Heart Attack, cure of heart related diseases without operation, zero oil cooking, Lifestyle management and prevention of heart diseases etc.
Dr. Chhajer will also answer the queries and questions of the audience. The program will start at 10 am and will continue till 2 pm at University Auditorium.
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Theatre Centre to Present Cynthia Hopkins' THIS CLEMENT WORLD, 1/29-2/2
The Theatre Centre, in partnership with Cape Farewell Foundation, presents This Clement World, a theatrical music piece that is part of Carbon 14: Climate is Culture Performance Series. Written and performed by Cynthia Hopkins, with direction by DJ Mendel and design by Jeff Sugg, the production is on stage at The Great Hall Black Box Theatre (1087 Queen St West) from January 29 to February 2. Performed live with a 15-member chorus and band, This Clement World pays tribute to our rapidly changing environment by blending theatre, avant-folk rock and documentary film.
Carbon 14: Climate is Culture Exhibition + Festival, is a four month cultural engagement with the issue of climate change. Led by the Cape Farewell Foundation, the festival features a series of multifaceted public programs and events, including an exhibition at the Royal Ontario Museum and the Performance Series, curated and presented by The Theatre Centre.
"We're immensely proud to be partnering with Cape Farewell," said Franco Boni general and artistic director of The Theatre Centre. "We're asking the question, how can we as a community work together to communicate the truth about climate change and slow down the enormous negative impact our species is having on our planet? It's a privilege to be hosting this conversation, beginning with This Clement World. This program reminds me how critical a role our cultural community and our art play in communicating a truth."
Presented as a live documentary film, This Clement World grapples with environmental crisis using a skillfully crafted narrative, shown through the prism of Cynthia Hopkins' deeply personal lens and wild cross-disciplinary style. The piece blends expansive avant-folk orchestration with outlandish fiction and Hopkins' own documentary footage from an Arctic expedition with Cape Farewell, infusing our global climate crisis with humour, poetics and urgency.
As a writer, composer, multi-instrumentalist and theatre artist, Hopkins creates and performs unique multi-media pieces that intertwine truth and fiction. She won the 2007 Alpert Award in Theater and a 2010 Guggenheim Fellowship. Her work attempts to change disturbance into works of intrigue and hope - provoking emotion and engaging the senses.
Carbon 14: Climate is Culture Performance Series with The Theatre Centre kicks off on January 26 with a performance by internationally renowned contemporary Inuit artist Tanya Tagaq and frequent collaborator Michael Red. The evening begins with a set by Kitchener-based experimental-glam pop duo Post-Normal. The artists explore music's capacity to express the knowledge of socio-environmental change. Scientifically and artistically, they examine the awe-inspiring dynamics of the environment - like the sound of a flock of geese, or the rhythm of the changing Arctic tide - from Inuit and Western perspectives, on the local and global scale. Other productions in the Performance Series include Sea Sick by Alanna Mitchell (March 19 to 23), presented at The Theatre Centre's new live arts hub and incubator at 1115 Queen St. West.
Tickets for performances in the Carbon 14: Climate is Culture Performance Series range in price from $25 to $30 and are available online at Ticketwise.ca or by phone at 416.538.0988 More information available at capefarewellfoundation.com/carbon14/category/performance-series
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Aalon Ferguson was only 18 and a senior in high school, when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. Two months after the attack he joined the army with a salary of $21 a month.
The U.S. stopped the Japanese but not before they had gobbled up much of the Pacific.
After the Philippines, Netherlands Indies and Bataan had fallen to the Japanese, the allied victory at Midway in June of 1942, and the marine landing on Guadalcanal finally ended Japanese Eastern expension but not without a heavy cost.
In addition to heavy fighting, malaria and other diseases unfamiliar to the American troops took their toll.
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Catalina Island, the River Chavon and Tanama Jungle Ranch
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The Caribbean Sea and the Dominican Rainforest!
This excursion is available for guests of the Punta Cana, Bayahibe, Dominicus and La Romana hotels and resorts. The Catalina, Chavon & Tanama tour is a full day excursion to the Catalina Island and to our Tanama Jungle Ranch along the Rio Chavon. The excursion combines the sea and the jungle, nature and culture, and poor and rich. This is a perfect tour for when you want a lot of variation and diversity in your outing.
Early morning we'll head for Catalina Island, you can relax or snorkel of the beach in the 'aquarium'. We will peek at the rich along the coast of Casa de Campo. We will board our river boat and you will experience a jungle cruise through the breathtaking gorge of the Chavon River. Then we'll visit our Tanama Jungle Ranch, where we lunch and where you have the chance to get to know the local animals!!!..
This all-encompassing tour is ideal for children and offers great value as a family excursion (not a 'booze cruise'). SeavisTours again offers a fully jam-packed fun full day emphasizing ecology and the preservation of nature while creating memories of a lifetime.
This excursion is ideal for a complete nature experience in the Dominican Republic. The trip starts in Bayahibe and after a 20 minute boat ride we will arrive at Catalina Island.Catalina beach - tropical beach Snorkeling in the Aquarium from Catalina beach Amazing sea-life at Catalina
The beach at Catalina Island is beautiful, and offers you the chance to snorkel right from the beach in the "Aquarium". You can swim, relax in beach chairs, and explore the beach. We will stay at the beach for 2 hours, providing drinks and snacks to better enjoy the Caribbean paradise. We sometimes get the opportunity of seeing some amazing marine life around Catalina Island.La Romana is a popular Cruise destination Marina Luxury yachts in Casa de Campo
Returning to the mainland, we pass La Romana and, in season, will enter the La Romana Cruise Port, where huge cruise ships anchor. Leaving the port, we head on to Casa de Campo where the sights include 'marina life'. Sometimes it's nice to peek at the rich, and this is where they dock their extremely luxurious yachts for days or seasons at a time. We will show you the 'holiday cottages' of Madonna, Shakira and the late Michael Jackson. You may see Vin Diesel too....Chavon River - breathtaking gorge Chavon River - the banks are grown with tropical jungle vegetation Chavon River- Apacalypse Now and Jurassic Park are filmed here
Just past Casa de Campo we go up the Rio Chavon. This is again a lushly tropical natural environment. The beautiful gorge has jungle vegetation and when lucky we see vultures circling high above. There will always be pelicans and frigate birds calling to each other. The gorge has been the film set of the blockbusters Jurassic Park and Apocalypse Now.Rio Chavon Cruise Gorge Chavon Chavon cruise
We then continue with the 'Jungle part' of the trip. We will cross the bridge of the river Chavon and board our traditional riverboat. We will float in a relaxed pace stream up through the gorge of the river. Nature is all around and everybody enjoys the panoramas and the jungle-like feeling. Drinks are served on the boat. After +- 40 minutes we'll reach the ranch, perfectly situated on the bank of the river surrounded by hills overgrown with jungle.Butterfly Garden Jungle Trail on Tanama Green Iguana Tanama
The lunch is served and after the lunch you can join the guided tour through the butterfly gardens, the rainforest trail and the reptile house. You will learn about some amazing Wonders of Nature .... More about this part of the day can be read on the page Tanama Wonders of Nature Tour. The whole guided tour is included in the Tanama River Day.Hummingbird drinking at the feeder Central Pavilion View on the farm Chavon
After the guided tour you can relax on the beautiful ranch. The roof top terraces give a bird eye view of the river and the central pavilion, surrounded by cages with local animals, is a perfect place to soak up the jungle atmosphere....Central building Tanama Way back on the river boat Dancing on the boat 2
Around 16:00h (04:00pm) we'll board the river boat again and float back to the civilization. On the way back it is time for some animation. Our staff will demonstrate the Bachata and the Merengue and if you want you can join them.... 40 minutes later we'll arrive at the 'represa' and the buses will be ready for the transfer back to your resort or to the cruise port.
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Time to clean out the cabinets of expired, unused and unwanted prescription medications.
The nation's Drug Enforcement Agency is sponsoring a "Drug Take-Back Day" on Saturday Sept. 29.
Police departments across the Heartland are taking part, hosting Take-Back events.
Officers with the Cape Girardeau and Jackson police departments will be taking medications from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at West Park Mall in Cape Girardeau.
There will also be a drop off location in Carbondale from 10 a.m. -2 p.m. at 601 S. University, according to Attorney General Lisa Madigan.
"You can come out with your prescription pills that are either expired or you don't use and drop them off no questions asked," Lt. Rick Price of the Cape Girardeau police department said. "We've got it set up where you don't even have to get it out of your car, you just pull up and we'll take them from you," he added.
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The Dark Knight Rises reunites Inception stars Cillian Murphy, Tom Hardy, Marion Cotillard, Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Michael Caine.
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Third viewing completed…
I loved it as much as or more than the last time. It is a bold finale, brave enough to honor the mythology as well as change it. It dares to end with inspiration and hope. Ahhhhh…what a time to be a Batman fan!
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Years later, with all that has happened (the death of her father, her new life, his new reputation), this remains the same. Bane will be the monster she needs if she asks it, kill without question or regret because she asks it. The girl, never quite a child, born in hell stands beside him a woman, beautiful and terrible, ancient eyes scanning over Gotham.
[From Burn by SkyKissed | Art by Chureezee]
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Bane in green → asked by baneing
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Every great magic trick consists of three parts or acts. The first part is called "The Pledge". The magician shows you something ordinary: a deck of cards, a bird or a man. He shows you this object. Perhaps he asks you to inspect it to see if it is indeed real, unaltered, normal. But of course… it probably isn't. The second act is called "The Turn". The magician takes the ordinary something and makes it do something extraordinary. Now you're looking for the secret… but you won't find it, because of course you're not really looking. You don't really want to know. You want to be fooled. But you wouldn't clap yet. Because making something disappear isn't enough; you have to bring it back. That's why every magic trick has a third act, the hardest part, the part we call "The Prestige".
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A little gray bird with an echoing voice, the Tufted Titmouse is common in eastern deciduous forests and a frequent visitor to feeders. The large black eyes, small, round bill, and brushy crest gives these birds a quiet but eager expression that matches the way they flit through canopies, hang from twig-ends, and drop in to bird feeders. When a titmouse finds a large seed, you'll see it carry the prize to a perch and crack it with sharp whacks of its stout bill.
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Eating and callingTimothy Barksdale; Table Rock Lake, Thomas Hill, Missouri; January 1998
The same technology used to locate lost pets is now being used to track common backyard birds. Scientists and students at the Cornell Lab have collected data on hundreds of thousands of feeder visits so far by Black-capped Chickadees and other birds. Tiny tags weighing less than one-tenth of a gram are attached to the birds' legs and are detected each time the birds visit specially-rigged feeders. Watch this in which David Bonter describes the radio frequency identification (RFID) technique and what we can learn by keeping track of who's coming to dinner.Cornell Lab of Ornithology;
Tufted Titmouse are regulars at backyard bird feeders, especially in winter. They prefer sunflower seeds but will eat suet, peanuts, and other seeds as well. They build their nests in cavities, so putting up nest boxes is a good way to attract breeding titmice to your yard.
Look for Tufted Titmice flitting through the outer branches of tree canopies in deciduous woods, parks, and backyards. A quiet walk through woodlands will often turn up the twittering of a mixed-species foraging flock, and you'll likely find titmice in attendance. You'll often hear the high, whistled peter-peter-peter song well before you see the bird.
Keep track of the Tufted Titmice at your feeder with Project FeederWatch
Visit the NestCams archives to watch Tufted Titmice at their nest.
Enhance your yard for titmice and other birds. Visit our web pages on feeding and attracting birds.
Check out our resources on attracting cavity-nesting birds and setting up a nest box for small songbirds such as Tufted Titmice. Then report any nesting activity to NestWatch
Risk Management for Chickadees, Living Bird, Autumn 2013
Tufted Titmouse from Bent's Life Histories of North American Birds (1947)
Downloadable "Common Feeder Birds" poster from Project FeederWatch (PDF)


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Hublot launches F1 King Power Suzuka Watch at Suzuka Circuit
The Official Watch Maker of Formula 1, Hublot in a gesture of support to Kids Earth Fund unveiled the all new 'F1 King Power Sukuka Watch' at the iconic Suzuka Circuit on Friday. KEF are working towards establishing their 12th home base in Watari, Japan, which was affected by March's earthquake and tsunami. The home will be a new foothold for further KEF activities to support more children living in the Tohoku area of northern Japan.
In February, Hublot had created the 'King Power F1 India Watch' for the Indian Grand Prix. Next year, Hublot plans to create a single $5 million diamond watch. Ms Harumi Torii, founder of KEF, and Ms Ai Tominaga, a KEF adviser and a famous fashion model, were at Friday's launch as partners for the charity. Jang Geun Seok, a South Korean actor and singer, who is a fan of Hublot and Formula One, also appeared as a surprise guest to support the auction.
Aside from some case and color cosmetic differences, this King Power F1 India watch is not different than other King Power F1 watches. The case will be in 18k rose gold with a ceramic "brake disc" bezel. Inside the watch is an automatic Hublot chronograph movement (HUB4100) with nifty looking chronograph pushers that feel like buttons pulled from race cars. The strap is made of fire-retardant Nomex, and has three rows of stitching in orange, white, and green represent the colors of the India flag. These colors are carried over to the elements on the dial and case. A reminder that the watch is for India is seen with the country name printed in the subsidiary seconds dial. The large watch will be 48mm wide and limited to just 200 pieces.
The F1 King Power Suzuka is made from an array of high-tech materials directly inspired by Formula One racing, such as a ceramic bezel with a circular-grained satin finish adorned with multiple holes to represent a high-performance brake disc, a strap made from rubber and Nomex, a synthetic fibre developed by Dupont De Nemours and used to make the race suits worn by F1 drivers.
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Resturarant food was disappointing.
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Beautiful hotel and historic site. I like the themed rooms. will stay again if I have the opportunity.
I almost got charged twice. it was prepaid through priceline and they ran my card again at checkin . I caught it and told staff member.
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Located in Grimes, AmericInn Lodge & Suites Grimes is within the vicinity of Iowa Gold Star Military Museum and Pioneer Hi-Bred Headquarters. This hotel is within the vicinity of Living History Farms and Merle Hay Mall. Make yourself at home in one of the air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable progra...
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Lots of empty parking, probably because no one stays there due to the price.
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The location was perfect for my family's needs.
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Americas Best Value Inn & Suites is located in Stuart. Make yourself at home in one of the air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Cable television is provided for your entertainment. Take time to pamper yourself with a visit to the full-service spa. A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily. Featured amenities include expre...
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The Super 8 Adair, Iowa is located off I-80 Exit 76. The Super 8 is located between Des Moines and Council Bluffs, Iowa and Omaha, Nebraska. The Super 8 Adair, Iowa is just minutes away from Adair County Historical Museum Complex. Other attractions include Anita State Park, Crestwood Hills Golf Course, 5 x 80 Golf Course, The Slayton Rock, Jesse James...
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Convenient. The room was surprisingly large and appeared to have been recently remodeled. The facility was very quiet.
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Cheaper to make reservations to Super 8!!Call 1-800-800-8000 Super 8 Adair.
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Offering free Wi-Fi, this motel is 10 minutes' drive from Lake Anita State Park. All rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV with pay-per-view channels. A free continental breakfast is served daily. Each room includes air-conditioning, a microwave and a small refrigerator at Budget Inn Adair. An en suite bathroom is also featured. A 24-hour reception assi...
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Cornell Student Attacked; Racial Motive Suspected/Pretty Bloody Obvious
UPDATE (June 15th): In what is now old news, the perpetrator has been captured. His name is Viktor P. Nikulin, which is exactly the kind of name we expected him to have. He sounds like one of those "militiamen" who sits on a lawn chair at the border with a walkie-talkie and a gun, shouting racial epithets at anyone passing through the desert on the other side.
For more information, check out the Cornell Sun's article here.
We Ivy Leaguers like to have a go at each other occasionally. Alright, a lot. But 90 percent of the time, we're actually friends … half the time. And when one part of the body is hurting, mama grizzlies attack, or however the saying goes.
Basically, when you mess with one of us, you're really messing with all of us.
On the 5th of June, while most of us were lounging around pretending like we "chose" to not do internships this summer so that we could "work" on that "novel", a Cornell University student (whose name has not been released) was getting hated on. Literally. The student, of Asian descent, was attacked after having ethnic slurs shouted at him. So the conclusion seems obvious: he was racially assaulted.
Details, courtesy of the Ithaca Journal:
An Asian male reported that he was riding his bicycle along College Avenue near the intersection with Campus Road when four individuals in a silver or white sedan yelled racial epithets at him, according to the university's police. The sedan then followed the man, still on his bicycle, onto West Avenue where he dismounted from the bike. The vehicle stopped and two white men approached the cyclist, and one assaulted him.
The men got back into the sedan, fleeing northbound on West Avenue. Both witnesses and the complainant described the assailant as a shirtless white male who wore yellow basketball shorts. The driver of the sedan was described as a white female in a black dress and sunglasses. The fourth passenger was described only as a white male.
Straightforward–or it least it should be. The CoPo have asked the Tompkins County District Attorney's Office if this act can be considered a hate crime. Our legal team here at IvyGate deliberated over this one for a while, coming up with the following conclusion: No shit, of course it is.
Despite information from several witnesses, there seems to be nothing conclusive to point to the identity of the attackers. The Cornell Police still believe there are more witnesses who haven't come forward and are asking anyone who could be of help to call 607-255-1111.
As soon as they find those guys (and gal), those attackers sure are going to get it. They should've messed with someone from some school that doesn't matter, like Ithaca College, instead of an Ivy League school. Seriously, xenophobes. You are so dumb. We gon' find you.
None of these new-found protective feelings change the fact that Cornell is the poor man's Dartmouth, though.
As for the victim, himself: You'll be glad to hear that he is alright, having been discharged from the hospital that same day. In any event, we wish him a speedy recovery.
Note: IvyGate spoke with the Cornell University Police Department for the purposes of this article. The Tompkins County D.A. was also contacted, but we were unable to receive any comment.


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We really appreciate your visits, its important we all stick together, look after each other and hopefully get the 3 up 3 down pressure mounting ahead of the vote next summer. Look forward to meeting and greeting you next season and best of luck and 3 points in any game that does not involve the Imps.
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- House Fire: As the snow fell Monday night, local firefighters also had to battle heavy smoke flames as they knocked down this blaze inside a Lakeview home.
- Payless Robbed: Cops are searching for the man who robbed the Payless store in West Hempstead Monday. Click here for the story.
- Armed Robbery: Another local business was also robbed Monday by two men wielding a handgun. Click here for details.
- Soccer Star: Coming up later today, see which Lynbrook High School athlete was recently selected to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America High School Boys Scholar All-East Region Team.
- Missing Cat: A Malverne woman is looking for her lost cat. The cat, who responds to "Button," went missing from his Birch Road home. He is a small, white long-hair persian cat. If found or spotted, please call Barbara at 516-887-3280 or Dee at 516-849-8481.


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As a Jazz fan, I come up with trade ideas often. But sometimes they're a bit lopsided. (A couple years ago I wanted to trade Al Jefferson for Rajon Rondo) But I believe I have cracked the code with this one. Please discuss it below.
The Trade
Loses: Pick 6
Gains: Gordon Hayward (Sign+trade), Pick 35 (from Utah), Money (From Utah.)
Loses: Pick 5, Pick 35, Money, Gordon Hayward
Gains: Pick 2 (From MIL)
Loses: Pick 2
Gains: Pick 5 (From Utah), Pick 6 (From Boston)
Reason for the trade:
This is where you guys come in, I haven't done much research on what Boston wants in the draft or free-agency. What I do know is that Boston wants Hayward. He would love to play there as well. A Hayward-Green-Rondo Back court could do the Celtics wonders. Who they pick with #6 could flourish, but could also be a bust. Bringing in a player like Hayward who has already shown his skills this year, and shown that he will continue to grow also perks up a reason for Boston to do this trade.
The Bucks have many trade options at #2 and would most likely end up with Wiggins, or Embiid on their team there. But some intriguing prospects come up for Milwaukee at 5 and 6. A long list of players could definitely liven up their roster, instead of one player. My two picks for them here would be Vonleh, and Exum, (should he still be there) Together they could make plays come up in Milwaukee.
This one is easy for me. While it hurts to give up Hayward and some money, Jabari Parker fills that hole perfectly. The way he plays fits the Jazz's need as a go-to scorer. Some other obvious reasons resonate around the fact that he is a member of the LDS church, making Utah much more appealing to him than other players/prospects, giving the organization hope that he would stay (Unlike Deron Williams)
IDK. I wanna know what you guys think, so please let me know.
Oh and to help convince you, here is a Hayward mix I made a while ago before he started to play so well this year:


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Elementary and junior high schools in Taiwan will include gay issues on their curricula from September this year, when the fall semester begins, to teach students to respect and accept people of different sexual orientations, a Ministry of Education (MOE)official said.
The decision to put gay issues on school curriculums was in accordance with the Gender Equity Education Act and was meant to promote gender equality and raise students' awareness of diversity, said Eric Ker, section chief of the MOE's Student Affairs Committee.
However, some civic groups and parents have expressed concern that the primary and secondary levels are "too early" to educate students on gay issues. It would be "inappropriate" to teach students at that level about gay sex and sexual desires, they argued. Several groups have also launched an online petition against the MOE decision.
In response, Ker said that gay issues will only be a small part of sex education in schools. The focus will be concepts of gender equality rather than on details of individual sexual desires or behavior, he said.
For example, a discussion on gay pride parades will focus on gay civil rights, he said.
The Gender Equity Education Act was passed in 2004, banning gender discrimination in schools in Taiwan, and stipulating that school curriculums should include gender equality education.


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Review of official meat controls
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) is reviewing the current system of meat hygiene inspection in slaughterhouses. Meat controls are currently based on a traditional inspection approach developed more than 100 years ago to tackle the public health concerns of that era, such as parasites and defects visible to the naked eye. Today, the main cause of foodborne disease is microbiological.
Microbiological threats – the bacteria campylobacter, salmonella and E.coli, for example – cannot be adequately tackled using traditional inspection methods.
About the review
In September 2009, the FSA Board endorsed a programme of work that outlined the future steps that will be taken to deliver an enhanced system of official controls on meat. More information about these steps can be found in the FSA Board paper at the link towards the end of this page.
The review aims to improve public health protection while delivering a more risk-based, effective and proportionate system for official controls on meat. A new inspection regime will take account of animal health and welfare considerations.
Official controls on meat are prescribed by directly applicable European legislation. Any changes to controls have to be negotiated with other EU member states and the European Commission. This is a lengthy process. Changes to pig inspection will come into force from 1 June 2014, but amendments to other species are not expected before 2015 at the earliest.
From May 2014 to 2015:
We have funded new research in pig-approved slaughterhouses to understand how the legislative changes in these slaughterhouses are rolling out and operating in practice and how the FSA can monitor the impact of the legislative changes using existing and, possibly, new data. Read the May 2014 news story and general information about the research.
Modernising meat hygiene inspection is a strategic priority for the FSA. Our strategy to 2015 can be found at the link towards the end of this page.
Building the evidence
In November 2009, the Agency set up a research programme to challenge the scientific basis for the current system and gather the evidence necessary to support any case for change. The first tranche of research was published in September 2011. The second tranche was published in February 2013. Our research findings have been independently evaluated by international experts. Please see below for further information and links to the published reports.
The outcomes of the Agency's research are being used to inform the work the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) is undertaking in this area (to find out more about this work, please see the 'Work across Europe' section further down the page).
More information about the research can be found at the links below.
Research portfolio: first tranche
Our first tranche of research into the modernisation of meat controls is composed of the following five projects:
Review of historical ante mortem and post mortem inspection data
The objective of this research was to determine the critical and optimum data for cattle, pigs, poultry, sheep, goats and game species that should be collected to monitor current and most relevant public health, animal health and welfare conditions.
Comparison of post mortem inspection findings of outdoor and indoor fattening pigs: a qualitative risk assessment approach
The objective of this research was to examine the risks to public health, animal health and animal welfare posed by visual inspection of outdoor fattening pigs in relation to visual inspection of indoor fattening pigs.
Outcomes and value of current ante mortem and post mortem meat inspection tasks, and qualitative assessment of the benefit to public and animal health of post mortem inspection of green offal in red species
The objectives of this research were:
- to establish the effectiveness of inspection tasks as described in Regulation (EC) 854/2004 in dealing with a range of significant hazards
- to assess the risk of removing or amending the requirement for green offal inspection for red meat animal species
Assessment of the risk of official veterinarians (OVs) not being present when plant inspection assistants (PIAs) carry out post mortem poultry inspection
The objective of this research was to assess the risk to public health, animal health and animal welfare of amending the requirement that OVs must be present when PIAs carry out post mortem poultry inspection.
Assessment of the risk of an official auxiliary (rather than an official veterinarian) performing ante mortem inspections for poultry and young/prime red meat species
The objective of this research was to assess the risk to public health, animal health and animal welfare of Official Auxiliaries undertaking ante mortem inspection duties for poultry and young/prime red meat species.
More information about the research and its findings can be found via the links below.
Research portfolio: second tranche
The second phase of research is composed of the following five projects.
Review of Food Chain Information and Collection and Communication of Inspection Results for all species
The objective of this research was to evaluate the implementation of Food Chain Information (FCI) and Communication Collection and Communication of Inspection (CCIR) results for all species, with a view to identifying potential changes that would support an improved system of meat controls.
Qualitative risk assessment of visual inspection of red meat species (other than pigs) and wild/farmed deer
The aim of the project was to measure qualitatively the effectiveness of visual inspection versus traditional meat inspection. The research looks at which conditions, which are relevant to public health, animal health and welfare, would not be identified should visual inspection be carried out instead of traditional inspection and if this represents a risk to public health, animal health and animal welfare.
Trial of visual inspection of fattening pigs from non-controlled housing conditions
The objective of the research was to test the findings of the risk assessment carried out as part of the first phase of research ('Comparison of post mortem inspection findings of outdoor and indoor fattening pigs: a qualitative risk assessment approach'), and to gather data to evaluate whether visual inspection of fattening pigs can be extended to fattening pigs from non-controlled housing conditions. The research also looks at microbiological cross-contamination due to handling of carcasses by official.
Social science research in the slaughterhouse environment
The objective of the research was to better understand the social processes in place within slaughterhouses to gain insight into the potential impact of regulatory reform.
Feasibility study of a plant inspection assistant inspection model in approved game handling establishments (to be published in autumn 2013)
The aim of this research is to assess whether the use of Plant Inspection Assistants in approved game handling could represent a risk to public health, animal health and welfare and that whether this is a feasible model of inspection.
More information about the research and its findings can be found via the links below.
Consumer research
During 2010, the Agency organised a series of 'Citizens' Forums' with consumers to ask for their views on current and future meat hygiene controls. These took place in Aberdeen, Belfast, Cardiff, London and York. It was found that:
- consumers expect themselves, retailers and food outlets to monitor safety in the first instance, and have little awareness of the current system of controls
- on being told more about the current system of controls, consumers were reassured by what they learnt
- consumers also welcomed the principle of shifting the responsibility for compliance further onto the industry to improve standards
- there was initial scepticism about potential changes, though there was a range of views on the options tested and some participants were more in favour of reform than others
More information about the Citizens' Forums can be found at the link below.
Work across Europe
In July 2009, the European Commission's published a report on the experience gained from the implementation of the hygiene regulations in 2006. The report stated that the overall experience of the food hygiene package was positive and that there was no need for a fundamental overhaul.
Subsequently, the Council of the EU adopted the Commission conclusions on the report and invited the Commission to prepare concrete proposals allowing the effective implementation of modernised sanitary inspection in slaughterhouses.
The Commission started discussions in 2010 on potential changes to official meat controls in slaughterhouses. In order to inform the review, three round-table meetings were held with Member States, European stakeholders and international trading partners.
In May 2010, the Commission asked the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) to carry out risk assessments on current meat controls and recommend alternative approaches to inspection. EFSA's work was prioritised by species and its scientific advice (this advice is also known as opinions) on pig inspection was published in October 2011,and on poultry in June 2012. A further opinion on the remainder species is expected by summer 2013. More information about the EFSA mandate and its opinions on meat inspection can be found at the link below.
Negotiations with member states and the Commission on amendments to pig inspection are currently taking place in Brussels. Legislative proposals for changes to poultry inspection are expected by summer 2013 and for the remainder species in early 2014. More information about EU negotiations can be found via the 'Consulting on rapidly developing policy' link below, and on the European Commission website via the 'Standing Committee on the Food Chain and Animal Health (SCFCAH)' link above right.
Current and Future Meat Controls Stakeholder Group (CFMC)
The CFMC is the core group of key meat stakeholders whose main purpose is to inform the Agency's work in developing proposals for more risk-based and proportionate meat hygiene.
The Agency regularly seeks the views of the CFMC in relation to the modernisation of meat controls and updates stakeholders on the progress of the future meat controls programme.
More information about the group and its discussions can be found at the link below.
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Trialling the use of a spotter initiative in UK slaughterhouses
Monday 23 June 2014
The Food Standards Agency has commissioned research to explore if there is a change in culture and standards in meat plants where food business operators proactively involve their staff in identifying contamination and defects in meat and offals.


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Firefighters have stopped the forward progress of a wildfire in Ventura County that was fanned by strong Santa Ana winds.
Ventura County Fire Department spokesman Bill Nash says there are no open flames remaining within the fire that burned about 50 acres of dry brush in Moorpark early Tuesday.
Officials have released two water-dropping helicopters and some firefighters.
The fire was sparked about 2 a.m. near a housing development, ranching property and a golf course.
Nash says crews are keeping watch for embers that could be spread by the strong winds.
A wind advisory is in effect for the area until midnight Tuesday, with gusts as high as 35 mph expected.
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- National Consortium on Alcohol and Neurodevelopment in Adolescence
- Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders
- Collaborative Studies on Genetics of Alcoholism (COGA) Study
- NIAAA-Funded Research Centers
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- NIAAA Laboratories
- Laboratory of Behavioral & Genomic Neuroscience
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- LCTS - Office of the Chief
- LCTS - Section on Brain Electrophysiology and Imaging (BEI)
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Treatment for alcohol abuse includes behavioral treatments such as mutual support groups and individual therapy, as well as pharmaceutical treatments. Often these are used in combination.
Currently, there are three FDA-approved drugs for the treatment of alcohol use disorders:
- Disulfiram (sold under the trade name Antabuse)
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- Acamprosate (sold under the trade name Campral).
In addition, some benzodiazepines (Valium and Xanex) have been approved to treat alcohol withdrawal symptoms. Other drugs are not FDA-approved to treat alcohol abuse, but have, in a research setting, shown promise in reducing drinking. Learn more about current research in medications development.
NIAAA's Medications Development Program supports the development of medications for alcoholism. The goal of this program is to improve the care and treatment of those affected by developing safe and effective medications that are accepted by clinicians and patients.
The Medications Development Program includes funding to academic sites and small businesses to develop medications to treat alcoholism. NIAAA's Clinical Investigations Group (NCIG) helps to encourage the pharmaceutical industry develop drugs to treat alcoholism and speed the process for getting these medications on the market.
NIAAA's Division of Treatment and Recovery Research also has the following materials and publications, which may be of interest to clinicians:
- Medications Management Manual: Generic Version
- Clinicians' Guide
- COMBINE Manuals
- Project MATCH Manuals
You can also learn about the COMBINE study, the largest pharmacotherapy trial conducted for alcoholism in the United States, here:
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EphedraLide Proprietary Thermogenic & Nootrogenic Factors 625.00 mg: (from Blue-Green Algae (Aphanizomenon flos-aquae (AFA))(containing phenylethylamine), Brown Algae (Cystoseira canariensis), Wakame Leaf (Undaria pinnatifida), Green Tea Leaf Extract (containing EGCG L-Theanine Caffeine), Oolong Tea Leaf (containing caffeine), Chocolate Seed Extract (containing Theobromine Theophylline Tyramine), Guarana Berry Extract (containing Caffeine), Yerba Mate Leaf Extract (containing caffeine), Caffeine (natural infused), Fermented Sage Leaf Extract, L-Tyrosine, Vinpocetine, Huperzine A, Sodium Copper Chlorophyllin. Other Ingredients: Tribasic calcium phosphate, Magnesium Stearate (Vegetable Source), Gelatin, Titanium Dioxide.
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It is clear by the ingredient list that Xenadrine was trying to keep up the Ephedra level of stimulation with all-natural ingredients. The proprietary blend starts out with a mood-altering ingredient, not a stimulant, however. Phenylethylamine is not safe for every dieter, especially those who have been diagnosed with depression or other mental illness. Brown algae is a source of Fucoxanthin. The ingredient has shown promise as a weight loss and fat loss aid, but experts agree dieters would have to eat massive amounts to gain weight loss benefits.
Wakame Leaf is kelp and it is a good source of anti-oxidants. Some studies link the ingredient to anti-cancer properties but not weight loss. Green tea leaf, Theobromine, oolong tea leaf, Guarana, yerba mate extract and caffeine are all caffeine and stimulant sources. This is a proprietary blend so we have no idea how much of each ingredient is included.
Xenadrine Super HC sold for $23.06 at the time the product was discontinued.
- The price is less than most comparable supplements.
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- Green tea leaf is a proven weight loss ingredient.
- Xenadrine Super HC is no longer available.
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Dieters have a long list of supplement choices proven to work better than Xenadrine Super HC. The product formula is old and many changes and advances in weight loss have come about since the formula was created. We believe green tea is a strong ingredient for every weight loss supplement and caffeine is proven to help shed those extra pounds. We did not find a strong appetite suppressant in this formula, which could leave the dieter feeling hungry between meals. Appetite suppressants are especially important when using supplements to lose weight.


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The policies in this section define the basic responsibilities of everyone who is a member of the Nazareth residential community.
Courtesy Hours
While some noise in the residence halls is a reality, residents must try to control its level and occurrence. To facilitate study, 24-hour courtesy hours have been established. Quiet hours are from 11 p.m., Sundays through Thursdays, and extended through each night. Quiet hours begin at 1 a.m., Friday through Saturday. Reasonable efforts are to be made by all residents of a hall to allow students to study in their rooms. On weekend evenings, consideration must be given to the fact that residents live in a common environment.
How to Deal with Noise Disturbances
- Request that the noise level (stereo, people talking, etc.) be lowered.
- If that request is not honored, go to an RA, who will again request that the noise level be lowered.
- If the situation continues, it may be necessary to refer the problem to the building's director (AD) or campus safety.
Guest and Visitation Policy
All residential facilities have an open visitation policy. A student may not permit guests to use the housing facilities for any period of time, over the objection of his/her roommate(s). If it becomes a source complaint by other residents or staff, or when its use becomes, through duration or frequency, a de facto subcontracting of space to an unauthorized person, that student's privileges to host a guest/visitor may be revoked.
In no instance shall a guest or visitor become a long-term resident of a Nazareth owned facility, as it would interfere with the rights of roommates and others in the living unit. This policy is sensitive to every resident's need for privacy in a community environment, the balancing of rights among resident students, and the need for safety and security. Roommates should always confer with each other about all visitors and guests, especially overnight guests, in advance of a visit and agree that a visitor or guest is not an imposition.
A "guest" is defined as a non-Nazareth student visiting a current Nazareth resident student. A "visitor" is defined as a currently enrolled Nazareth student who is not currently assigned as a resident of that particular room. Visitors and guests must have proper photo identification and be prepared to produce upon request. Failure to do so may result in involvement of law enforcement agencies. Overnight visitors/guests must be accommodated in the room of the hosting student. Public space, including apartment living room or suite lounge, may not be used for visitor/guest accommodations.
Students are permitted to have visitors/guests in their rooms only if there are no objections from the roommate(s)/suitemate(s) or apartment-mate(s). These visitors/guests must be between the ages of 18 and 25, and their visitation should be of a social nature and relatively short in duration (no more than six hours in a given day). This visitation should be infrequent and not on a daily basis. Students staying more than six hours are considered an overnight guest and must observe the same regulations as stated below. Students are expected to resolve any problems created by visitations. The rights of a student to privacy, quiet, study space, etc. are paramount and take precedence over the other resident(s) of the space to have visitors/guests in the room. If the occupants cannot agree, the resident assistant and/or area director in residential life should be consulted.
Residents are reminded that each floor has community standards and it is the expectation of residential life that visitors/guests also observe those standards. Community objection to the actions of visitors/guests may require removal or ban from the residence hall. All residents are responsible for their visitors' or guests' actions and should escort them in the residence halls at all times. All visitors/guests must agree to observe the following regulations:
- All guests and visitors must observe college policies and procedures as outlined in the Student Handbook and the Guidelines for Residential Living.
- All guests and visitors must be registered with a residential life staff member. They must carry a guest pass, obtained from a residential life staff member. All visitors must carry and present their Nazareth ID upon request.
- Residents may not have more than two overnight guests/visitors at any given time.
- The presence of guests/visitors may not compromise fire safety regulation numbers for the room, suite, or apartment.
- Any guest/visitor may not spend more than three consecutive nights as a guest/visitor in any Nazareth College room, suite, or apartment.
- Guest and visitors are reminded that all restrooms at Nazareth are marked and designated for the appropriate sex. Said restroom may be on a different floor or wing. Students should not enter or use restrooms marked for persons of the opposite sex.
- If guests/visitors violate any of the aforementioned regulations or any other college policies they may be removed from campus and subject to student conduct actions.
- Misconduct of a guest including any violations of college policies and/or any damage to college property is ultimately the responsibility of the host.
Visitor Access Procedure
The exterior doors to residence halls are generally locked 24 hours, except for those halls with an after-hours attendant, or during dining hours or special events. When the residence halls are locked, visitors should arrange to meet their resident or call the person they are visiting on the nearest courtesy telephone to gain access (courtesy phones are located at the main entrances to all residence halls). Visitors must have some form of picture identification and a guest pass and are to be escorted at all times. Residents are responsible for the actions of their visitors. The College reserves the right to prosecute for trespassing any non-escorted individual in the residence halls.
Nazareth College seeks to prevent conduct which breaches the peace, causes disorder, or interferes with the rights of others. To this end, all restrooms at Nazareth are marked for the appropriate sex. Students of one sex should not enter, use, or allow visitors under their responsibility to enter restrooms marked for persons of the opposite sex.
Rooms at Vacation Time
Room and board payment does not cover vacation periods when the halls are closed. All residences close at 6 p.m. on the last day of classes for the Thanksgiving and spring recesses. At the end of the fall and spring semesters, closing times are posted in accordance with examination schedules. Residents must vacate the halls by the announced deadlines or be subject to a fine of $50 per day. Anyone returning before the official opening date is also subject to a fine of $50 per day. Residence halls re-open at noon on the Sunday before classes resume.
Cleanliness and Maintenance
See the Residential Living Guidelines for specific information.
- Residents are responsible for regularly cleaning their rooms, removing waste materials, and maintaining reasonable sanitation and safety standards. At checkout time and at semester break, residents are responsible for removing waste and debris and leaving their rooms/suites/apartments in a clean, tenantable condition. Appliances, such as refrigerators, should be left clean and emptied.
Should extra cleaning by residence hall personnel or cleaning contractors be required because of poor housekeeping by residents, the cost of this cleaning bill will be billed to the residents of the unit involved. Similarly, if extra labor is required to remove personal belongings such as chairs, couches, or refrigerators, the cost for such removal will be billed to the residents of the unit and an appropriate fine will be charged.
Students are responsible for any damages incurred in their rooms and should protect their rights by locking doors and by proper use of the check-in and check-out procedures.
- Check-in/check-out procedures have been established for the students' benefit. Rooms are checked to protect students' rights. Students should examine their room to assure that nothing has been overlooked, review the room condition form with the RA, and only sign it in the presence of the RA. Check-out procedures must be followed whenever a student vacates a room. If damages have occurred and are not listed on the check-in form, the student will be liable for those damages.
- If there is damage to the floor or the facility, a common charge will be levied on all residents when the person(s) responsible cannot be ascertained.
- Furniture assigned to the room must stay in that room. Occupants will be charged full replacement cost for furniture missing at time of check-out. If a legitimate need to change furniture arises, students must contact and obtain approval from the department of residential life. No one may remove box springs and mattresses from bed frames.
- Furniture abandoned (in hallways, etc.) will result in a $25 fine. Necessary disciplinary action will also be taken.
- If any campus furniture is removed from a common area and appropriated for individual use, a student will be fined $100 and disciplinary action will be taken.
- Vacuum cleaners may be obtained from RAs. IDs must be surrendered to obtain a cleaner.
- Students may not paint rooms.
- Loft units are provided by the College in some residence hall rooms and are not to be dismantled. Students dismantling their College-owned loft units are subject to a $75 fine and appropriate student conduct action. Student constructions of lofts or non-college lofts are not allowed.
Absence from Campus
It is suggested that any resident student who will be absent from campus for more than 24 hours should provide the floor RA with appropriate details so that contact can be made in case of an emergency.
Drugs and Alcohol
All Nazareth resident students are bound to observe the laws of New York State regulating the sale and use of alcoholic beverages, narcotics, and drugs. Non-prescription drugs and narcotics are not allowed on campus. Students in violation of these regulations should be aware that Nazareth upholds state law in this regard, and appropriate action will be taken when students are found in violation of the law.
Consumption of alcoholic beverages is not permitted in public areas such as classrooms, student union, residence hall lounges and hallways, or on College grounds without permission from the office of the vice president of student development. Consumption of alcoholic beverages is allowed within the confines of the individual residence hall room provided it is in compliance with College policy and New York State law. In New York, it is illegal for any individual under 21 years of age. Regardless of age, drinking games are prohibited. Alcohol or drug paraphernalia, (including, but not limited to, funnels, beer pong tables, bongs, bar set ups, etc.) found in possession of students or their guests will be confiscated. Violators are subject to serious disciplinary action.
Room Change
Students are encouraged to discuss living arrangements with their RAs, especially if an aspect seems problematic. In some cases, it may be necessary to consult with the AD. If intervention fails and a room change is approved, an AD will assist the student in completing the forms. No room changes will be made during the first four weeks of a semester. The College reserves the right to change room assignments when necessary.
Housing Selection
Housing selection is held each spring so returning residents can select a roommate and room for the fall semester. Students who owe money to the College for any reason will not be allowed to participate in housing selection for the following semester until their bills have been paid. Instructions regarding housing selection are distributed prior to the event and explain eligibility requirements and procedures.
Residence Hall Staff
The department of residential life administers all regulations concerned with on-campus housing. Inquiries relating to residence, including application for campus housing or withdrawal from housing, should be directed to the department.
The director of campus life, assistant vice president for student development is responsible to the vice president for student development for the overall operation of the residence halls. The director's duties include recruitment, selection, supervision, and in-service training of the resident hall staff (ADs and RAs). Preparation of room contracts, room assignments, and occupancy records are further responsibilities of the director.
A student staff of 49 RAs and three GRAs completes the residence hall operation. These students are chosen selectively and are trained to serve as resource persons, as well as to develop educational programs on floors. RAs are assigned to each floor of a residence hall.
Closing Hours of Residence Halls
For the protection of residents, all door are locked 24 hours daily. Entrance to each residence hall is gained by using a key card or contacting campus safety (389-2850).
Laundry Facilities
Washers and dryers are provided free of charge in each residence hall for resident student use only.
Pay telephones are located in some residence halls. Intracollege telephones permit direct dialing anywhere on campus. Private telephone lines are available in the residence halls. Students should provide their own touch-tone phones. It is imperative that you set up your landline.
Lounges located in designated areas of the residence halls may be used by resident students for study, meetings, or socializing. Furniture may not be removed from the lounges. If there are damages to furnishings or the facility, a common charge will be levied on all residents when the person(s) responsible cannot be ascertained. Lounges are not for student organization use.
Room Assignments
Returning students are assigned rooms in the spring in accordance with an established housing selection procedure. Freshmen and incoming transfers are assigned rooms by the department of residential life, and notified of their assignments during the summer.
Students in the residence halls who, during a semester, voluntarily or involuntarily withdraw from the College or go on inactive status shall be liable for payment of rent for that semester according to the office of student account's policy on the reduction of charges found on the student account's website. Such students are required to vacate the room within 72 hours of the date of withdrawal. Students must surrender their College ID and room keys on the day of departure from the College. Persons who continue using the College facilities beyond a specified date will be held liable for services received. Student accounts can provide students with information or refund, if any, of housing and food service charges.
End of Academic Year
All personal property must be packed and moved out within 24 hours after a student's last final examination. The College is not responsible for damage or loss of items left behind. Each room is inspected by a resident assistant, who will note any damage to the room. Students must be present during check-out and must sign the room condition form. If a student cannot be present during check-out, express check-out forms can be secured from the RA. Room keys and exterior keys (if applicable) are to be returned by each student at the time of check-out.