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Document Type Master's Dissertation Author Olivier, Gerhard Hercules firstname.lastname@example.com URN etd-06072011-144929 Document Title Educators' perceptions of corporal punishment Degree MEd Department Education Management and Policy Studies Supervisor
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- job satisfaction
- educators
- perceptions
- legislation
- learners
- human rights
- corporal punishment
- educator-learner ration
- discipline
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Date 2011-04-04 Availability unrestricted Abstract
Corporal punishment is a widespread phenomenon in South African schools in spite of legislation prohibiting spanking of learners. Section 10 of the South African Schools Act No 84 of 1996 states that No person may administer corporal punishment at a school to a learner. The legal consequences for an educator administering corporal punishment could result in dismissal. However, empirical evidence indicates that seven in every ten primary school learners and one in every two secondary school learners still receive corporal punishment from educators. Hence, the purpose of the study is to understand and explain corporal punishment from educators' perceptions. Six educators from three schools were interviewed using a qualitative approach.
Participant educators are not convinced that the use of corporal punishment is illegal and a criminal offence. The findings of the study show that these frustrated educators believe that corporal punishment is effective to maintain discipline in classes with a high educator-learner ratio. Furthermore, the participant educators are convinced that alternatives to corporal punishment are ineffective in comparison with the positive effect of corporal punishment on instruction and learning. The ineffectiveness of alternatives to corporal punishment is exacerbated by the poor support provided by the Department of Education in implementing these measures. The study concluded that the implementation of the abolishment of corporal punishment is a tug-of-war between legislation and reality.
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The new Iraq idol refuses to make fire, despite ever louder exhortations by Bush and Rumsfeld and Jerry Bremer to do so. The whole world watches as America's neo-Jacobin prophets of Baal desperately plead with their idol, a new Iraq of our liking, to light a fire under the sacrificial bullock. We slaughtered the poor dictatorship that had the misfortune of no longer being a friend of Washington. Now why can't the Iraqi Governing Council and the Iraqi people move forward and get busy, just the way we want them to?
First our idol worshippers sang praises to liberty. They called their work Iraqi Liberation. They pronounced the formation of a national government, the Iraq Governing Council, full of handpicked friends, many of whom miss government meetings because they are back home in Europe and America tending to their private business ventures. They pleaded with their creation to do something, anything, to give a sign of life or show some interest in the welfare of Iraq.
Nothing is happening. The Bible reports that at noontime Elijah taunted and mocked the worshippers of Baal, saying "Cry aloud: for he is a god; either he is talking, or he is pursuing, or he is in a journey, or peradventure he sleepeth, and must be awaked." Indeed, how precisely like our handcrafted council — and how unlike the real and varied homegrown political and economic organizations of the Iraqi people that we continue to deny.
It is just past noon, and Bush is crying aloud, "We will bring the killers to justice." General Abizaid whispers to the Baal prophets, "There's only 5,000 insurgents in Iraq." Jerry Bremer genuflects with the discomfited Texas transplant, praying for the council to write a constitution and take responsibility.
Bush and company are beginning to understand that idols made by men don't deliver a hell of a lot, except misery. But what is so bad about building an idol to Liberty? Isn't that a good thing?
Unfortunately, the closest match between George W. Bush's goals and the concept of liberty appears to be Frdric Bastiat's "philanthropic tyranny."
Bastiat describes philanthropic tyranny, in his work The Law.
While society is struggling toward liberty, these famous men who put themselves at its head are filled with the spirit of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. They think only of subjecting mankind to the philanthropic tyranny of their own social inventions. Like Rousseau, they desire to force mankind docilely to bear this yoke of the public welfare that they have dreamed up in their own imaginations.
Bastiat quotes a lesser known Jacobin, Billaud-Varennes.
A people who are to be returned to liberty must be formed anew. A strong force and vigorous action are necessary to destroy old prejudices, to change old customs, to correct depraved affections, to restrict superfluous wants, and to destroy ingrained vices…. Citizens, the inflexible austerity of Lycurgus created the firm foundation of the Spartan republic. The weak and trusting character of Solon plunged Athens into slavery. This parallel embraces the whole science of government.
Bush shares much with this minor Jacobin. Strong force and vigorous action are what we need. A weak and trusting character will plunge Iraq into slavery. Bush adopts fully the idea that there is a "whole science of government" embraced by these beliefs. That science, one suspects, is a snack-size package of 21st century totalitarianism.
Bush also shares the Jacobin's arrogance, and exceeds Billaud-Varennes only in shallowness and a toddler-like desire for simultaneous simplicity and control. The problem is, as Bastiat knew and as is today painfully obvious, what we have here a classic case of the dog that won't hunt.
Philanthropic tyranny cannot deliver the goods in Iraq, or anywhere else. Like the frustrated worshippers of Baal, the Bush administration is trying everything to no avail. From Operation Iraqi Freedom, it has shifted to Operation Iron Hammer, kicked off this week by General Abizaid in response to increasingly successful insurgent attacks against military, police and civilian targets. Neoconservative anger at the god that won't deliver is indeed rising. They wonder if perhaps more human sacrifice will do the trick.
Amazingly, Republicans and their Democratic contenders all continue to worship this idol. Almost to a man, they cherish the belief that the virtuous United States, from the outside, with force and perseverance and "staying the course," can create in a place a new people, a new culture, can destroy customs and old prejudices. Pol Pot tried it, as did Mao and Stalin, and all they racked up were millions of rotting corpses and scarred generations. We ourselves tried it in the South with Reconstruction, and in Vietnam. Our track record stinks. I wonder sometimes why no candidate is pointing this out. In an age when we willingly send our children to enjoy an afternoon of murder and rampant destruction in movies like Kill Bill, not a single politician will admit "I see dead people."
By afternoon, worshippers of Baal were cutting themselves up and ripping off their clothes, writhing in unspeakable suicidal frustration.
We are approaching late afternoon in Washington. The seams between the Pentagon and its neoconservative sponsors are ripping with netherworldly screeches, and the President and vice-President wail and beat their chests with frustration.
By evening, you know the rest of the story. The real Power to light fires, and put them out, is called upon by Elijah. Baal worshippers get an eye opening experience. The false idol is destroyed, and the people disperse. Iraq will survive, and ultimately heal, on its own and with soul intact, Baal and American philanthropic tyranny rightfully rejected. There will be fire and smoke and pain, but sanity and health will ultimately prevail.
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Akshay Kumar gets Rs 40 crore for Rumi Jaffery's film?
Akshay Kumar is one of the highest paid actors in the industry today, and with the number of films that he signs per year, he earns in excess of Rs 100 cr through film assignments alone.
The actor has now gone one step further and charged Rs 40 crore for Rumi Jaffery's upcoming film, the shooting of which will be completed in less than 3 weeks! You heard it right – if industry insiders are to be believed, the actor has been paid Rs 40 crore for a 3 week assignment.
The yet-to-be-titled film is a remake of Basu Chatterjee's 1982 film Shaukeen which featured Ashok Kumar, Utpal Dutt, A.K. Hangal, Rati Agnihotri and Mithun Chakraborty.
A source close to the development says, Nargis Fakhri has been signed to play the female lead while veteran actors like Anupam Kher and Paresh Rawal have pivotal roles to play.
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nolaniitjee: (May 11, 2013 at 4:48 pm)
I have no idea why Akshay is being paid this much, compared to other stars.
Anyways, the more the producers pay, the lesser their profits.
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Himanshu: (May 11, 2013 at 5:18 pm)
OATIMA, Boss, Pistol, Gabbar, Sajid Farhad's next, Gutka and now Shaukeen!!!
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Akaanksha: (May 11, 2013 at 5:20 pm)
are they crazy ?? 40 crore for 3 week shooting ?? what kinda film is this which gets completed in 3 weeks ?? even children film will take atleast a month or two to complete, is he just working for money or what ??!! one should be paid according to hard work and time he has given to the film
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Ankush rai: (May 11, 2013 at 5:46 pm)
Dude akshay mvies get v.gud trps always &
also sold to v. Gud rate to distrubutors .and mstly his mvies are sucesses since last 1 year
producer always get profit if they get akshay on board .
Thats nt for akshay its for all a listers
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Rohit: (May 11, 2013 at 6:06 pm)
I'm surprised. 40 Crores is too much unless someone gives you guarantee of the success.
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JM: (May 11, 2013 at 6:07 pm)
Akshay Kumar is not one of the highest paid actors. He alone is the highest paid actor in Bollywood followed by Salman Khan, Hrithik Roshan, Shah Rukh Khan etc.
For those who don't agree, google!
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JM: (May 11, 2013 at 6:10 pm)
However Salman Khan earns the highest each film because he has a profit share too in addition to his regular fee.
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Boss: (May 11, 2013 at 6:30 pm)
Indicine:is this news really true.if its true when the shooting of the movie will start.when movie wil release.i am happy akshay didnt took sonakshi for this movie.pairing with nargis wil be quite refreshing.is the news true that kareena and katrina both r acting with akshay in ramana remake.and its great that 40cr for just 3weeks.only possible to akshay
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Boss: (May 11, 2013 at 6:36 pm)
Nolanitjee.producers wont get losses with akshay.they wil get their 40cr with satelight rights only.shooting of the movie will complete within 3weeks means budjet wil not more than 20 to 25 cr.so they wil get profits within first weekend.
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VED-Z: (May 11, 2013 at 6:46 pm)
spl 26 is semi hit becoz of akki…rest of the movies r also wil hav same fate…
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Boss: (May 11, 2013 at 7:20 pm)
Ved-z:spl26 is semi hit because of akshay,and other movies wil also have same fate.what do u mean by that.r u praising akshay or what.just for the information other movies wil be sh or bb .becoz akshay has very good line up.
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Boss: (May 11, 2013 at 7:24 pm)
Ved-z:spl26 is semi hit because of akshay,and other movies wil also have same fate.what do u mean by that.r u praising akshay or what.just for the information other movies wil be sh or bb .becoz akshay has very good line up….
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Kunaal: (May 11, 2013 at 7:29 pm)
Really? Kya bakwas hai ye. Media needs to grow up.
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kumar: (May 11, 2013 at 7:44 pm)
no one can stop akshay,because of his lineup for this and next year
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Kunaal: (May 11, 2013 at 7:46 pm)
your comment is full of jokes. akki sir with bb, can't believe, does akki sir has any blockbuster without multi-starer (welcome) and south remake (rowdy rathore).
my question is does akki sir has a solo blockbuster without a south remake in his 22 years career???
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boss: (May 11, 2013 at 7:58 pm)
its not about the multistarrers or south remakes.
salmans max of hits r remakes.
srks most of big hits multistarrers.dtph,oso,kkhh,kkkg,kank,
if u dont like akshay,u will find,every thing is wrong with akshay.
just wait for outima and murugdoss movie he will show u.what he is
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yazuka: (May 11, 2013 at 8:46 pm)
@boss ur saying we need wait to get akki's best …srk,aamir,salman and hritik already gav atbb in india and overseas also…where lord akki sir before 2007..look at hritik even though he is going thru rough phase he never south remakes to survive instead he did quality films…simply lord akki sir fans on ffew sites blowing PR articles to hype him and undermine other stars…
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Zahid Ali: (May 11, 2013 at 9:20 pm)
Akki is the baap of bollywood…much better, younger, fitter and better actor than the overrated khans…luv u AKKI…u r the KING of bollywood
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Samar: (May 11, 2013 at 9:34 pm)
@kunal bro,,
Do you know how much zero's are there in 40 crores? Producers are not crazy that they will give huge payment without thinking.they are much much much more intelligent then you.they know only akshay can give profits to them after such huge payments.
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pavan: (May 12, 2013 at 1:48 am)
40cr for 21days.it means approx 2cr per day.
producers know who is best.
khiladi rocks
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JM: (May 12, 2013 at 9:03 am)
Akshay had a work of only 20 days in Khiladi 786 (for which he was paid Rs 20 cr) and that was evident from the film itself. The film appeared to be shot in haste and the whole cast looked disinterested in the project. Hope that Akki doesn't rush in making films quickly. 3 movies a year is perfect.
My predictions:
OUATIMA : Superhit/bb
Boss : superhit
Thuppakki remake : Bb
Entertainment : hit/superhit
Ghutka : hit/superhit
Housefull 3 : superhit
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mohit: (May 12, 2013 at 9:46 am)
Again the producer will face huge loss
the film will hardly cross 70 cr.
So producer gets 30 cr.
So 10 cr. Loss
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boss: (May 12, 2013 at 10:38 am)
akshay is alredy in his good phase.and still his best to come.
everyone is waiting for their best.srk dont have any sh from past 5years,and same with aamir from 4years.
akshay had 1bb and 2sh last year.he is doing both commercial and quality mobies.omg and spl26
dont u know who is akshay before 2007.
akshay dont need any fake publicity.
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chunmun: (May 12, 2013 at 11:19 am)
per movie collection 60 crore and he gets 40 crore, it is out of my mind. paid article!
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You might figure a relative eccentric like Jewel would take some Christmas chances, but her heavily orchestrated Joy: A Holiday Collection (Atlantic) tends toward greatest public-domain hits...at least till heralding angels give way to a goofy ''Go Tell It on the Mountain''/''From a Distance''/ ''Life Uncommon'' medley. She can hit the high notes in ''O Holy Night,'' so the traditionalism could be worse. But beware incongruous moments when she starts scattingElla she ain'tor yodeling. C+
There are no such whacked-out surprises in Amy Grant's A Christmas to Remember (A&M). Grant cut one of the better contemporary Christmas albums in '83, followed by an overorchestrated ham in '92; this third X-capade falls in the middle. Avoiding romantic themes following her recent divorce, she grants fans her most religious album in eons, her unstrained voice providing balm for the post-mall jitters, even when the largely new material borders on banal. B-
A Very Special Christmas Live (A&M) aims to revive a fading various-artists franchise by reproducing a 1998 Washington charity concert. Santa's got a very mixed bag: For the privilege of jolly-enough John Popper and Run-D.M.C. entries, and a no-hard-feelings Clapton/Crow pairing, you're saddled with two lumps o' Jon Bon Jovi. B-
Party host Rosie O'Donnell has a perverse sense of humor. She rounds up carolers as disparate as 'N Sync and Rosemary Clooney on A Rosie Christmas (Columbia): There's a happy-making, hip-hop ''Little Drummer Boy'' from Lauryn Hill, and ''Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)'' remade as a ''Believe'' homage by Cher. A few of these might even shape up as creditable contributions to the Christmas canon...except for the fact that they're all duets with Rosie O'Donnell. Who slipped crack in the eggnog? C+
As Boy Toys ''R'' Us collections go, 98[degrees]'s This Christmas (Universal) improves on last year's 'N Sync holiday set. But if a resurrection of the Four Freshman with R&B pretensions isn't your foremost fireside wish, you may enjoy this CD more at, say, 798[degrees]. C
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The portentous cover of Garth Brooks & the Magic of Christmas (Capitol Nashville) has the artist formerly known as Gaines holding out a crystal ball, perhaps believing that a holiday mix of Christianity and occultism is the way to win back country's core audience. If only the album itself were so nutty. With this dull Magic set, Brooks moves from the Western swing of 1993's Beyond the Season to ersatz '40s swing, adopting a quasi-big-band style so impersonal he could be any of a million Andy Williams wannabes. C-
Not every country star is squeezing into a figurative cardigan, à la Garth. On Secret of Giving (MCA Nashville), Reba McEntire goes heavy on the hymns, where as labelmate George Strait avoids the sacred altogether on Merry Christmas Wherever You Are. But both confidently mix standards and new material while staying true to twangy form. Her ironic post-divorce lament, ''Santa Claus Is Coming Back to Town,'' and his wistful title ballad are just the tickets for blubbering in your 'nog. B
Irreverence & Myrrh
Rockers might be expected to bring some less sober wrinkles to the genre, but be careful what you wish for. Ringo Starr's I Wanna Be Santa Claus (Mercury) is cute in small doses and unendurable as a whole, notwithstanding a revival of the Fabs' obscure ''Christmas Time Is Here Again.'' Said band is evoked all too smirkily and self-consciously, as if Starr really wanted to createand couldn't, quitethe great lost Rutles Christmas album. C+
Devo leader Mark Mothersbaugh's instrumental Joyeux Mutato (available from Rhino at www.rhinohandmade.com) offers a good soundtrack for an urgent bout of gift wrapping with its mechanical, Christmas-chimey beats and bleats. Be cautioned, though: With longer listenings, the Moog-iness might provoke post-Mannheim Steamroller stress syndrome. B-
The surest shot at a holiday burnout antidote should be South Park spin-off Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics (Columbia). Belly laughs start with the cover, where the titular poo assumes a Nat King Cole pose. A Neil Diamond impersonator's cameo on ''The Lonely Jew on Christmas'' is worth the price of admission, as is Satan's litany of beloved, recently dead celebrities enjoying their first ''Christmas in Hell.'' But by ''What the Hell Child Is This?'' we're just a bit far into the stuff Mr. Hankey is made of. B-
Yes, Virginia, There Is a Sanity Clause
If shock value isn't the cure for the blah-la-la-la-las, then maybe traditionalismreal traditionalismis. Soprano Anne Sofie von Otter's Home for Christmas (Deutsche Grammophon) beautifully stirs classical, folk, and even a few 20th-century standards into a surprisingly workable stew. Half the 21 tracks are in Swedish, which has its benefits, like disinclining your in-laws to sing along. Her formalism doesn't suit the requisite ''Chestnut'' song, but you won't find a more wonderful ''I Wonder as I Wander.'' And the striking leadoff hymn, ''Koppangen,'' will haunt you through December...even more than ''Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer.'' You otter get it! A-


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Breastfeeding: Milk blisters
My wife is concerned about the presence and persistence of some white puss-filled blisters that are appearing on her nipples. They started appearing on one breast, but now they are on both. It is painful when our baby first latches on but then it subdues. However, it is taking longer and longer for the pain to go away. This situation started out during the first month of breastfeeding and has been getting progressively worse. It doesn't seem to be thrush (there aren't other symptoms). Our baby is five months old. What could these blisters be?Question:
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Milk blisters are very painful! They usually develop on the upper areola and are thought to be caused by a plug of thickened milk, which then seals over and becomes inflamed. They can remain from several days to several weeks, healing on their own by peeling away the outer layer of skin. If blisters are persistent, they may need to be opened by your doctor. Do not puncture them yourself -- this could lead to an infection.
To help make breastfeeding more comfortable, pay close attention to good positioning and attachment. Use very warm compresses (be careful) on the blister to soften, immediately prior to feeds. This not only helps to make you more comfortable, but may allow the plug to pass through as you nurse. (This will not harm your baby.)
Ice packs, used between feeds for about 15 or 20 minutes at a time, may also help to relieve discomfort. It is wise to nurse your baby frequently and express your milk if your breasts are uncomfortable.


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Cartier Place Suite Hotel, Ottawa
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an OK place close to downtownfrom A TripAdvisor Member
No breakfast was no problem, because in the suite, we had a full kitchen + all the utensils, incl. microwave, a big fridge, full stove, dishwasher, a coffeemaker. Even an ironing board and an iron in the closet. In the kitchen, the hotel provided for us 2 tea bags and 1 package of ground coffee per night (enough to make coffeemaker coffee once). More coffee can be purchased in the machine in the lobby. Or bring your own. We knew the hotel would not be giving us breakfast, as the reservation clerk answered all our questions truthfully. We were surprised to hear that parking would NOT be included, even for one car per suite. It cost CAD $14.00 per night + tax, which means add $30.00 for the the 2-night weekend.
We made reservations rather early in advance, so 2 days prior to our departure we phoned the hotel to confirm. It was a different clerk. We mentioned that it was a reservation for a family of 3 adults sharing one suite for such and such price, quoted to us earlier. The clerk started arguing that we would have to pay extra for the "extra" person, who had never intended to be an unexpected "extra" person, as we had made reservations specifically for 3 people and kept on asking what our options were. This was extremely unpleasant, as for the higher price, we would have chosen a better hotel. When we started arguing that we had been told a different price, the clerk got quite snotty with us. We were extremely upset and hung up. The next day we called them again and got yet another person at the reception. Explained the reservations dilemma, and they said it would be what we had been promised the first time. However, it still felt like they were making us a special favour.
When we arrived to the hotel at around 8 pm on a busy for any hotel weekend night, one way Cartier St. had no parking (there is absoluteely no parking outside the hotel, nowhere even to stop for some time to find out where the garage was and how to get there. We had to mount the car on the sidewalk and risk being ticketed while we went inhside and waited for a VERY LONG TIME for the ONLY reservation's girl's assistance. There was only 1 couple cheking in ahead of us, but still it took a long time. The phone was constabntly ringing - apparanly, hotel guests kept on having problems with their TVs and the same receptionist was checking in guests AND answering the phones - on a Friday night in a downtown hotel in the capital! It was amazing. It turned out that without checking in first, we could NOT even get inhto the only available hotel garage - underground garage, behind the main building. If you have not been to the street before, there is no way one would know where to go to enter it, nor woujlod it have occured to anyone to be leaving the car ON THE SIDEWALK while checking in, because without a magnetic stripe parking/pool card, ojne cannot access their garage. To get the card, we had to spend time waiting and then checking in. The poor girl at the reception was getting nice, trying to stay calm and not to yell, but she was kind of close to it, with the phones and the line up behind us. When we had reservaed originally, we requested a QUIET room. The suite we were given, turned out to be on the 1st Fl. The hotel faces streets on BOTH the sides of it, so when we saw the key tag, we realized it was the first floor and said we would like a QUIET room. The clerk response? "At least there are no hockey teams on your floor". We were speechless. -Hockey teams? What hockey teams? Why are you talking about hockey teams and why are we supposed to worry about it? - "We have 4 hockey teams here." So off we went with our 1st floor key. Another thing: for 3 adults, we were given only ONE KEY. The girl said that she "did not know where the 2nd key was", and when we said that of course, we woudl require more than 1 key, we were told that we would have to come back to the reception the next day (instead of enjoying our only day of sightseeing in Ottawa) and ask for the 2nd key to be MADE! Supposedly, they would be able to "make it" within one day, but for now, this is what she had.
The suite was fine, not too big, but OK for 3 people. However, we looked out of the window, saw many cars, a busy street and got concerned about the noise. Since we had been originally promised a "free upgrade upon availabiity", we decided to go back to the reception to try our luck for an upgrade. By then, there was a big line up of new guests. We waited, then asked about it. The girl did not seem to understand what we were talking about. We said "the free upgrade that you promise - do you have anything better, on a higher floor"? The response was that she would try to phone the manager and started flipping through a binder of laminated suites and floor plans. Since in between she proceded answering the phones from existing guests, it was not clear whether she had actually talked to a manager. Since there were lots of peple behind us, and we were really getting tired of all this parking/no second key/hockey teams surprises, we said, "That's OK, it's taking too long, there are people waiting, we will take the one we have now". The girl mumbled, "I AM giving you an upgrade!". However, mentioning it to us, patiently standing there in front of her, would have been good. This time, we got two keys!! Oh joy! All together, trying
to check in, trying to park, trying to get a quieter room, took over an hour. They give you a paper "thingy" to put on the dashboard, so you have to go back to your vehicle the second time no matter what. By the time we were able to find ourselves on a higher floor, in basically the same size suite, and brought in our luggage from the underground parking, we were dead tired. It was also too late to have a swim in their pool, as it closed at 10 pm.
In the morning, we had a problem with our coffemaker, which could have been our fault, as we were familiar with a totally different model, and tghere were no instructions in the hotel, so the coffee leaked onto the kitchen isle separating the living rm and the tiny kitchen. We started looking for something to clean it up with and discovered we had no kitchen towels or cloths mentioned in the itemised list above on the cupboard door. We called the reception and asked to send us someone to lean up the mess, also requested a new coffemaker and said we had NO towels or cloths in the suite. Imagine having one full day to explore the city, trying to quickly have breakfast and to take off, and you cannot even make coffee? The staff took awhile to show up. When the man did, he gave us a pile of cloths through the door. No kitchen towels. He did not bring the coffeemaker either. Ours was spitting boiling brown liquid all over. We had been using Kleenexes to soak it all up... We waited some more, munched on our dry toasts, a new coffemaker and kitchen towels finally arrived! The old machine was picked up together with the coffee grind remains.
The pool is small. One is not allowed to dive in there, it's too shallow - an adult can easily stand at any end. There is a huge sign about it posted on the wall. But there is no hotel staff on guard in the pool area, so some people felt they could behave any way they wanted. It would be uncomforatble even for 4 adults (strangers) to swim in the pool because of its size. Imagine trying to swim when parents allow kids and also grown up teenagers dive head first into the pool that size without any regard for others. Very rude. Also, some families with small children take out numerous floating devices from a net storage container on the side, enjoy playing with all the boards, noodles, etc., then leave without bothering to fish them out and to put them out of others' way. There is hardly any space to swim as it is, let alone among all that stuff bumping into you. Since it was obvious the hotel did not have a pool staff, we felt it was responsibillity of parents to clean up after their children or whoever were using the floating toys, seeing that there were other, adult, guests there.
Anyway, the hotel was OK, the location was very GOOD, about 15 min. to the Parliament building, the full kitchen in the suite was helpful, but be prepared for all sorts of surprises as the ones described above, and we did not think the price was so much lower than other downtown hotels to justify them, especially the wait upon checking-in.
at Cartier Place Hotelfrom A TripAdvisor Member
Fantastic place to stayfrom rrankin
For a very reasonable price I got a suite including full fitted kitchen and dinning table. The kitchen even had a dishwasher!
The suite was clean and the staff very helpful and friendly, and it would make an ideal base for a family or for somebody on a long trip.
The location was good, within a few yards were plenty of shops including late night super markets, fast food and proper restaurants.
I walked everywhere in the city, despite sub-zero temperatures, as things are so close to the hotel.
Excellent - I thoroughly recommend.
Reasonably priced suite hotelfrom A TripAdvisor Member
GREAT STAY AT CARTIER PLACEfrom A TripAdvisor Member
Great Valuefrom A TripAdvisor Member
Our suite can easily host a dinner party for 6 people. Was rushing in the morning and left dishes in the sink. Attentative cleaning staff washed each time. Located 1/4 block from Elgin. Near restaurants and a number of fast food joints. Good workout facilities . Has coin laundry on-site.
The only complain is the walls are a bit thin. The first night, I heard noise from the bedroom. I thought someone was opening the door for my suite. The door was at least 10 foot away from the bed. Actually someone in the next suite (behind a wall to the right of the door to my suite) was taking a shower.
What a place to call your second home!from A TripAdvisor Member
My first experience with the Cartier Suites was in the mid seventies, as a corporate Training & HR Manager at Canada Post Headquarters. The Cartiers Towers, as it was then called, became the apartment hotel of choice for our long-term assignees to head office.
Years later, as a Regional Councillor in Ottawa-Carleton and member of Tourism Ottawa's Board of Directors, the Cartier Suites and Towers became an important partner in the promotion of Ottawa.
More recently, after our permanent move to Tweed, the Cartier Suites became a second home for my wife Christine and I. Christine needed a quiet, warm and comfortable location close to the hospital where her treatment took place. I needed a place to stay when my work brought me to Ottawa and, there was no hesitation in choosing the Cartier Suites.
Its warm staff led by Heidi Webster, its amazing restaurant, the Mezzaluna Café, its central location within walking distance of Ottawa's business district and the longest skating rink in the world - the Rideau Canal - makes the Cartier Suites one that can honestly advertise their "Suite dreams"!
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"I am family"
Cartier Place Hotel - Home away from Homefrom A TripAdvisor Member
When I lived in Vancouver, I would come to Ottawa for business and vacation and I would always stay at the Cartier Place Hotel. It's a family-owned hotel with friendly and caring staff. The service is always excellent and the staff will go out of its way to help you in your requests. I loved the setup of the apartment I used to stay in: a private bedroom, a full kitchen, a lovely living-room and dining-room, and daily cleaning. It's central and close to the Parliament Hill and the Byward Market, and 2 blocks from the Queen Elizabeth canal - perfect for exploring and taking leisure walks.
The restaurant Mezzaluna, attached to the hotel, has wonderful Italian cuisine from Calabria. I had many business lunch meetings there and, although the staff is discreet, they keep an eye out on you and you never have to worry about the food arriving cold and your wine not being refilled. I spent much time in the evening on their lovely terrace, relaxing after a busy day.
Now that I live in Ottawa, the hotel and restaurant are still my favourite spots. When I have visitors from out of town, I put them up at the hotel so they can experience the warmth and welcome I've always felt there. And they're children and pet-friendly. What else do you want?
I highly recommend this experience to anyone.
Great Valuefrom A TripAdvisor Member
One block from Bluesfest and a one bedroom suite was $89/night - I could have spent that just on parking.
Nice pool are with a gas bbq for guests to use.
Best value in a hotel I have ever found and the staff were friendly.
If you are not looking for 5 star hotel then this is the place to book in Ottawa.
s Capitalfrom A TripAdvisor Member
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I am a last year FNP student....and my university just sent an email mandating both the Influenza and H1N1 vaccines. The state attorney--of the Dept of Public Health does not mandate this for healthcare workers--so it seems a... Read More
- 4Oct 21, '09 by KarafromPhillyI think it would be helpful for some of the nurses who are objecting to vaccination to go back and review the basic principles of epidemiology.
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Queen of Peace students Jennifer Sandoval (left) and Lauryn Walker will represent the high school at the annual HOBY leadership conference. | Supplied Photo
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Queen of Peace High School in Burbank recently announced the appointment of its student ambassadors to the annual Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Conference at Loyola University of Chicago in July.
Sophomore Jennifer Sandoval will represent the school, and sophomore Lauryn Walker will serve as alternate. The girls were nominated by Queen of Peace staff members and submitted applications illustrating their positive leadership skills to achieve acceptance in the program.
Queen of Peace High School will support the HOBY ambassador by covering all expenses.
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It's also been announced the release date has been moved up to July 25, 2014.
Set in a futuristic world that is run by the mob, street gangs, drug addicts and corrupted cops, Lucy (Scarlett Johansson), a woman living in Taipei, Taiwan, 2069 AD, works as a drug mule for the mob. The drug she inadvertently takes goes into her system, changing her into a metahuman. She can absorb knowledge instantaneously, is able to move objects with her mind and can't feel pain and other discomforts.


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I have one and I use it in a crisis. It stimulates the area so that impulses for the brain are overwhelmed by the device and the other senses are muted.
Sorry you had to pay for yours, I didn't. But I also think you have the stronger of the devices. My little guy is a bit bigger than a beeper and the pads I bought on line to replace those given me. It uses AA batteries to run. Helpful in the toolbox.
One of many things to help us. Good to bring it up for those who forgot this is an option.
Again, so glad it made a difference.
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My son loves goats. I think they are so funny with the odd eye position but he just thinks they are the best. (he loves the smell of skunk too....strange kid)
Thank God he didn't just buy a farm, he has found a house with an acre of property. So NO GOATS at the house..... lol.
His DW was nervous he would start an animal thing.
I don't know how he became Mr Nature. Strange how your children "become" in their lives. Nancy BView Thread
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Two cents can be worth alot at times! That physiatrist I met and saw for a bit gave me so many tools of posture and breathing and not above my head. All added up to better.
You are so right Mary, it takes time to learn the wrongs for oneself.
How do we share that here though. The arms in when doing something forward. Staying core. The things Dr Pelligrino taught us.??
We need YouTube activity....can you see it now. Doing it right and then doing it wrong and cringing on camera. Tipping over when stretching where you don't belong.....or years ago when they all here told me I had to take a bath, not a shower...it would be more effective and I got in my *little tub* and was stuck...belly in the air to get my back in the water...legs up.....all I could do was laugh and then get back on the baord to say "thanks guys.." good thing DH got me out, cause if the firemen came I woulda killed all of ya!! ha ha lol..... It was site.
Anyway. This is right on. It can make or break the day. Like Corys' cross of the line yesterday! what is in our heads...we can sneak things passed the dragon?? He always knows. You pay! .
Take care, Nancy BView Thread
I ended up taking my husband to the neurologist with me and he heard her statements and watched me get my trigger point injections.....a breakthough! Each site was injected with 1cc of lidocaine, but the point of it all is the metal needle in the site to make the muscle jump and relax. priceless effect for me.
I was getting 60 injections for a while, now maybe 20-30. BUT for DH to SEE the sites and how many parts of me are in trouble. Seeing was believing.
Hearing was believing. He became my champion in the house. The kids din't pick on me anymore and it became real to his family....I was just left to try and get to a better place.
Just having that off of me helped me in the pain dept.
This is so tough as it is invisable, it is limiting in what you can do today and different tomorrow. So confusing to the outsider it is.
It still baffles me at times! Dang, I did that yesterday...but I can feel I can't do it today? What the heck?
I am sorry you are in the begining area of most pain, not alot of knowledge of this or of yourself. It is a large classroom to sit alone in. The most important people in your life are not listening. Actually, Give Em a break. PUT IT HERE....
We hear you all the time and feel your pain (literally).
Good luck and stay here alot. I posted daily and at times 3-4 times. Questions, feelings etc. Someone will help.
I am around on the weekends.
Hugs from me, NancyBView Thread
Glad you found somethng that worked for you.
I don't think you are saying here that you too have sleep apnea, as that is CPAP mask for relief and has helped so many to sleep to restoration. Oxygenating in the night is imperative. A refreshed person wakes in the morning.
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Please be sure to run down the right side of the site to learn more about this problem we deal with. Ok good luck and welcome.
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I had problems for over 20 years, from when I married my Italian husband and the diet his family eats is gluten laden.
I would go home and be so sick. I didn't want his Mom to think I was strange so I continued to eat and be sick, but also the foods were so delicious! Ha! Then I was sick all the time as my body was just so out of wack.
Now down the line all these years and many fungal rectal rashes and vaginal overgrowths, diarrhea, fluid balance isssues, loss of elements from the bowel. I too was like you but I am non-celiac gluten intolerance. A barometer of sorts for those in the office with the same issues. In 20 minutes when gastric emptying occurs for me I will feel it is in the small bowel. Amazing.
You should be lactose intolerant as well as the next absorptive ring in the colon villi is milk. This will heal and get better in time. I am shocked you saw a GYN for this diagnoses. Glad you found her. I saw a naturopath. The diarrhea is the root of the fungal overgrowth in other areas.....what a mess at times.
I was always using something to get it better. Lived on probiotics and creams. Never thinking of the cause.....for the result...
I am so glad you are better. I miss none of it. The cramps, bathroom and even the rashes are of the past. Now if I get contaminated I do get a flare of excema on my face...it is always something. It is hard to be perfect. If you are Celiac you must be perfect as you carry the risk of cancer in the bowel.
I hope you have found a good GI doc and get your scopes regularly.
I strongly believe it was a piece of my puzzle to get me here to FM/CMP. Hope you are feeling better.
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A good friend's 22 year old son was riding his motorcycle and got hit head on by an SUV. He was going around 50 mph and wasn't wearing a helmet when he went airborn and landed on his head. He is still alive but is far from being okay and most likely will not live. He is on life support with major brain trauma and a broken neck among other injuries. My son is this young man's friend and today is my son's birthday. He sat with me this morning and it just really hit us hard that as we are celebrating the anniversary of life for our son, a friend is preparing for the possibility of his son's death.
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So sorry to hear about your friend's son. I know motorcycles are freeing but they scare me. With all the crazy stuff I'll try, I avoid that, not because of myself but because there are bad drivers out there. I'll bet it's nice to have support from friends but nothing could make that easier.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA ATLANTA DIVISION CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS, et al., Plaintiffs, Civil Action File No.1:08-CV-1425-ODE v. MARK P. BECKER, in his official capacity as Georgia State University President, et al., Defendants. PLAINTIFFS' MOTION FOR LEAVE TO FILE REPLY On June 14 – the day before Defendants' response to Plaintiff's Post-Trial Proposed Injunction was due – Defendants promulgated another new copyright policy and amended fair use checklist. To afford Plaintiffs some opportunity to respond to this new policy, and Defendants' related argument that it moots Plaintiffs' request for injunctive relief, Plaintiffs respectfully request leave to submit a short reply. This reply would not be a comprehensive response to Defendants' Opposition to Plaintiffs' Request For Injunctive Relief. Rather, it simply addresses the new policy and mootness arguments. The reply Plaintiffs seek leave to file is attached as Exhibit A to this Motion. 974139.1 Respectfully submitted this 21st day of June, 2012. /s/ John H. Rains IV Edward B. Krugman Georgia Bar No. 429927 John H. Rains IV Georgia Bar No. 556052 BONDURANT, MIXSON & ELMORE, LLP 1201 West Peachtree Street NW Suite 3900 Atlanta, Georgia 30309 (404) 881-4100 R. Bruce Rich (pro hac vice) Randi W. Singer (pro hac vice) Jonathan Bloom (pro hac vice) Todd D. Larson (pro hac vice) WEIL, GOTSHAL & MANGES LLP 767 Fifth Avenue New York, New York 10153 Attorneys for Plaintiffs 974139.1 2 CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE Pursuant to Local Rule 7.1(D), I hereby certify that this document complies with the font and point selections set forth in Local Rule 5.1. This document was prepared in Times New Roman 14 point font. /s/ John H. Rains IV John H. Rains IV 974139.1 3 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I hereby certify that I have this day filed the foregoing PLAINTIFFS' MOTION FOR LEAVE TO FILE REPLY with the Clerk of Court using the CM/ECF filing system which will send e-mail notification of such filing to opposing counsel as follows: John W. Harbin, Esq. Natasha H. Moffitt, Esq. KING & SPALDING LLP 1180 Peachtree Street Atlanta, Georgia 30309 Katrina M. Quicker, Esq. BALLARD SPAHR, LLP 999 Peachtree Street, Suite 1000 Atlanta, Georgia 30309 Anthony B. Askew, Esq. Stephen M. Schaetzel, Esq. MCKEON, MEUNIER, CARLIN & CURFMAN, LLC 817 W. Peachtree Street, Suite 900 Atlanta, Georgia 30308 Mary Jo Volkert, Esq. Assistant State Attorney General 40 Capitol Square Atlanta, Georgia 30334 This 21st day of June, 2012. /s/ John H. Rains IV John H. Rains IV 974139.1 4


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Transportation Secretary Lynn Peterson said she will move quickly to add 45 deckhands to the staff of Washington State Ferries, to reduce the number of canceled runs.
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Washington State Ferries plans to add 45 deckhands to its workforce, an effort to prevent the staffing shortages that have canceled dozens of sailings.
Secretary of Transportation Lynn Peterson called for the increase after 31 trips were canceled on Sept. 7. Vashon Island was largely isolated because of missed trips on the Vashon-Southworth-Fauntleroy triangle and the Tahlequah-Point Defiance route.
In all, staffing shortages have thwarted 82 crossings throughout Puget Sound this year, ferry officials say.
"Obviously we're understaffed, so we haven't been able to respond to the last-minute requests for relief, to people calling in sick," Peterson said.
Thirty deckhands who worked this summer will be retained at least half-time instead of being seasonally laid off, and 15 more will be hired by the end of this year, she said. Job openings have already been posted online for more-experienced deckhands to work next summer.
"Right now, we're staffing up," Peterson said.
She said she didn't have a cost estimate yet for the added deckhands.
"Other things will not get done, because this is more important," Peterson said. "Missed sailings are not acceptable."
The ferry system's staffing shortages are partly due to a failure to train enough entry-level deckhands for positions that bear increased responsibility for safety. The Coast Guard requires specific combinations of deckhands, mates, engineers and pilots, who can operate a vessel and evacuate up to 2,500 passengers in an emergency.
In late 2011, ferry officials asked the Coast Guard to relax manning requirements — but the Coast Guard, with union support, took a fresh look at emergency response and set new requirements in late 2012. Typically that means 11 crew, or up to 14 on the largest boats at peak times. If even one person didn't show up, a boat would be stuck.
There were at least 113 missed trips last year, roughly triple the previous year's level, a KING 5 news report said.
State lawmakers in spring added more than $11 million to the budget to meet Coast Guard crew requirements the next two years. Meanwhile, the ferry system this summer ran low on workers, due to vacations, illness, and difficulty coordinating employee schedules. Some accrued so much overtime they were required by safety rules to turn down shifts.
"They [Washington State Ferries] were told there was a shortage. They put their heads in the sand until this summer," said Dennis Conklin, regional director for the Inlandboatmen's Union, representing about 1,000 local ferry deckhands.
Dispatchers were routinely making 300 daily calls to fill shifts, and 800 on Sept. 7, said David Moseley, deputy transportation secretary for ferries, in his weekly online newsletter.
Moseley apologized last month and promised to fix the problem.
One reason for shortages is that the state curtailed training subsidies, to stop covering wages plus $1,500 in tuition for deckhands known as "ordinary seamen" to become "able-bodied seamen," Conklin said.
He asserted the state likely lost more money than it saved, just in overtime pay,
Capt. George Capacci, head of operations, said training will take time, because each person has to be off duty for 11 days.
"I think we've got a pretty good handle on it," he said recently.
Another shortage — this one of marine engineers and technicians — looms in two or three years, says Dave Nashif, of the Maritime Engineers Benefit Association, representing 350 specialists.
The association's training school in Maryland quit enrolling Washington ferry workers in September, because the state paid less than one-tenth the cost of training. The union plans to bring experts to Seattle to give limited training.
Several engineers have been lured by higher pay in private shipping or the oil industry, Nashif said.
By early 2014, the politics change when state lawmakers consider whether to raise taxes for a multibillion-dollar transportation plan — which would likely propose some kind of increase for ferry operations and maintenance.
Mike Lindblom: 206-515-5631 or firstname.lastname@example.com. On Twitter @mikelindblom
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HARRISBURG, Pa., Feb. 4, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Agriculture Secretary George Greig today said the more than decade-long effort to eradicate the Plum Pox Virus has been a success after three years of required monitoring shows the disease has not reappeared.
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