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Planning a short break to Rotterdam? Check out Travel Library's recommended Top 10 Things To Do in Rotterdam. It's a perfect companion for weekend city breaks to Rotterdam. Once you've been you can add your own tips and suggestions to help other visitors.
Top 10 Things in Rotterdam on a Short Break
Blijdorp Zoo
Blijdorplaan 8, Rotterdam. This zoo is one of the most popular attractions in the Netherlands. It has been divided into sections representing different parts of the world
All the animals are housed in environments emulating their natural habitat in which they feel perfectly at home.
There is also the Gorilla Island, which is part of the African continent, an owl enclosure as well as bat cave to name a few. The recently built Oceanarium that takes you on a magical voyage through the water world of exotic fish species, playful otters, sharks and penguins.
Open daily from 9 am to 6 pm in summer and from 9 am to 5 pm in winter. Admission for adults is EUR14,50 and children EUR11,50. To get there take Tram 3 or bus 32, 33 RET Oceaniumzijde or bus 44 RET Rivièrahalzijde
For more information visit - www.diergaardeblijdorp.nl
Parkhaven, Rotterdam. Spend a leisurely hour on the "Pancake boat" and eat as many pancakes as you want while taking in the beautiful skyline of Rotterdam. You will have a choice between apple, plain and bacon pancakes with extra toppings like cheese, ham, fruit as well as the typical Dutch chocolate sprinkles (hageslag). Syrup and sugar is available on each table. As this is a popular trip, please make a booking to avoid disappointment. Admission for adults is EUR12,00 and children 12 years and older pay EUR7,00.
See www.pannenkoekenboot.nl
Rotterdam ByCycle
Meent 335, Rotterdam. This is a fun and sporty way to get to know Rotterdam. You have a choice of different excursions all of which is led by a tour guide. You can take a tour through the Inner City which will take you along the Oude Haven, through the Museumpark and the Scheepsvaartkwartier. On the two and a half hour Oud en Nieuwbou tour, you will experience architecture from the past 100 years, from the beautiful White Villas from the 30s to the latest modern buildings. To get there take Tram 1, 3, 20, Metro Stadhuis.
For more information go to: www.rotterdambycycle.nl
Maritiem Museum
Leuvehaven 1, Rotterdam. The basis of this maritime museum and its collection was already laid in 1852 when Prince Hendrik (1820-1879) ordered the building of the Koninklijke Nederlandsche Yachtclub. At that time only club members were allowed, but in 1874 it was opened to the public as a museum. The collection contains about half a million maritime objects including models of ships, paintings and drawings, a cartographic collection with atlases, navigational charts and globes, photos, films, videos, navigational instruments, furniture, personal documents and clothes to name a few. The museum has quite a few semi-permanent displays including an interactive display for children. Check the website to see what displays are planned during your visit. Open from 10 am to 5 pm. Admission for adults is EUR5,00 and children younger than 15 pay EUR3,00. To get there take the Metro Beurs/Churchillplein or Tram 1, 8, 20 or bus route 32 RET.
For more information: www.maritiemmuseum.nl
The harbour is about 45 minutes walk southwest of Centraal Station or you can take Tram 6 or 9 which will get you there in 15 minutes. This it the harbour where the Pilgrims set sail for America in 1620. In 1886 Delfshaven was incorporated into Rotterdam. It was virtually untouched by the devastation of WWII and managed to stay almost intact. After being neglected for a long time it was restored as a tourist attraction. It has been preserved to look as much as it did centuries ago with the exception of the addition of a few trendy restaurants on the waterfront.
Binnenstad, Rotterdam. Spend a day in the biggest market in Rotterdam with row upon row of over 450 stalls selling anything and everything your heart desires. The market is filled with quality clothes, music CDs, jewellry and lots more. Treat yourself to a some traditional Dutch delicacies or purchase that Eastern wonder cure you've been searching for all your life. Want to buy a women's corset from days gone by? Yes, you will find it here too! Take some time to watch the stall workers in action. These guys are a breed of their own. and they will entertain you with their jokes and description of their wares. Open on Tuesdays from 8 am to 5.30 pm, Fridays from 12 am to 6 pm, Saturday from 8 am to 5 pm and Sundays from 12 am to 5 pm.
Hilton Rotterdam
Weena 10, Rotterdam. The Hilton in Rotterdam is situated in the heart of the business centre surrounded by all the shopping and entertainment areas. A touch of luxury and an emphasis on customer service, makes this five star hotel ideal for your stay over. The hotel is within walking distance of the Central Station and the taxi service provides a direct link to and from the airport. A taxi departs every 30 minutes to Amsterdam Schiphol Airport and every 15 minutes to Rotterdam International Airport. The gym, golf course, pool and tennis court will provide you with ample ways to relax. The Cafe serves as the breakfast restaurant where the famous Hilton Breakfast is served. The buffet serves all your favourite breakfast goodies. The Lounge is where you can enjoy one of the Chef's exquisite dishes or indulge in ht traditional afternoon tea with all the trimmings.
Please visit www.rotterdam.hilton.com
Dudok Cafe Brasserie
Meent 88, Rotterdam. Situated in the heart of Rotterdam, this impressive eatery has a lively and vibrant atmosphere. It's a favorite meeting place for locals as well as visitors. The affordable food and uncomplicated service combined with the beautiful architecture, art and culture make this place well worth visiting. The cafe serves breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and their well known coffee with Dudok Apple Pie. The brasserie serves a wonderful dinner with a the menu that provides a wide range of Mediterranean dishes. The patisserie has the most delicious range of tarts, muffins and quiches to eat there or to take away.
For details visit www.dudok.nl/index.php?pageID=128
Mauritsweg 5, Rotterdam. If you love music and you like to dance, this is the place to go. This intimate disco/club plays music from the 70s right throughout ot the 00s. On the 1st Saturday of every month the evening is dedicated to the 90s, with songs by Dr Alban right through to Nirvana. On the 2nd Saturday the 80s is featured and you will be dancing to Wham, Madonna, Prince and other favourites from that era. The 3rd Saturday revolves around the hits from the 80s and the 90s. A real trip down memory lane. And the last and 4th Saturday of the month is Dance Night, when anything from the Bee Gees, The Beatles through to Pearl Jam will have you rocking the night away.
View more details at www.calypso-rotterdam.com
Euromast and Space Adventure
Parkhaven 20, Rotterdam. At 185 meters, the Euromast is the highest tower in the Netherlands and from here you'll be able to have a wonderful view of Rotterdam and the surrounding areas. The super fast automatic lifts will transport you to the different platforms and for the those who are feel like an adrenaline rush there is the Space Cabin. The lift shoots up like a rocket and then rotates all the way to the top of the tower. If this exhilarating experience gave you an appetite you can have something to eat on the Euromast.
The restaurant serves lunch as well as dinner. Having dinner while sitting watching the sun set or having the thousands of lights of the surrounding Rotterdam as decor, makes this an unforgettable experience.
Open daily from 9.30 am to 11 pm in summer and from 10 am to 11pm in winter. Admission for adults is EUR7,75 and children from 4 to 11 pay EUR5. Admission for children younger than 4 is free. Tram 8 will get you there.
See www.euromast.com
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Good hotelfrom Sinclair1976
Beautiful, new modern hotelfrom abhbos
very good hotelfrom alex_candy
it so near from alot of restuarants, commercial area, it is in the middle of the city, good and efferent restaurants, new furniture and verygood business facilities, actually it is a business hotel.
i think if one day i well go back to this city i will stay at Kempinski Amman.
Pleasant 4 star Hotel in a nice area of Ammanfrom EssexguyChelmsford
The hotel is modern, the rooms, well equipped spacious and clean. The bathroom was big, immaculately clean with everything working as you would expect.
The staff were invariably polite, courteous and helpful. The breakfast buffet was acceptable with a combination of Middle Eastern and Western food. The chef had an interesting cooking method for omelettes which was not to my taste. The waiting staff suffered from the same traits as most waiters in Amman - more interested in talking to each other or their friends than serving. The swimming pool area was pleasant - not a big pool by any means. I did not try any restaurents in the hotel, preferring to eat out. The entertainment centre is well equipped but gets very crowded and is very noisy but it is a young crowd.
The surrounding area of Shmisani has an abundance of cafes and restaurents and becomes very crowded. I found it almost impossible to hail a cab in the streets outside. It is much better to ask the reception desk to call a cab for you.
All in all a pleasant enough stay but my impression was that this is a functional hotel for business people rather than a full blown tourist hotel - although you can organise trips to popular sites through the Hotel
Good Service - Good Dealfrom HamburgCity
We have been to Amman the second time for business and it was our first stay at the Kempinski. Our first stay was at the Intercontinental, which was a desaster, as it is old and desperately needs renovations. It is just another old hotel from the sixties. The Kempinski, however, is almost brand new. Its architecture is functional and light and the interior designer also had this theme in mind. The staff is friendly and always willing to help and assist. We had twice the lunch buffet, which was more on the local taste than for the international guest, but that added some nice spice to the typical uniform hotel food all over the globe. They have a super-friendly guest relations department, who are well-cut for the job and were always there for a small chat or some advice for our evening plans. Overall, the Kempinski Amman is a friendly, low-key business hotel of the luxury category.
t go to the Kempinski Ammanfrom NolaCooke2162
We got a good deal on the price of this hotel, but given the same opportunity again neither of us would dream of staying there. Our advice: if you want a real 5 star hotel (or even 4 star service) avoid the Kempinski Amman!
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Good Business Hotelfrom subedai
A couple of minor gripes - firstly the gym isn't finished yet and secondly most days housekeeping didn't get round to cleaning my room til after 4pm. Given that my working day in Amman was 8-3 straight through, I would have liked to come back to a cleaned room.
Fabulous Hotelfrom A TripAdvisor Member
We are fairly frequent visitors to Amman and have stayed in most of the luxury hotels and we will definitely only book at the Kempinski from now on. The location is the best, but the true jewel of this hotel is its staff.
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Hailing cabs In popular areas of Amman I found it almost impossible to hail a cab. Most cabs are invariably occupied or if empty not interested in picking up fares. I found it better to ask the hotel to call you a cab and then ask the driver for his card. The driver will almost cetainly be willing to act as a private driver for you. Forget the meter but I found it worth the money expected (JOD 15/20) to have the taxi pick you up and drop you off when and where you wished. Certainly preferable to vainly trying to hail a cab in the more popular areas of town. Amman is very big and it is simply not an option to walk from one venue to another.
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Tours Get on a tour with the hotel, Petra, Dead Sea, Mount Nebo, Jordan river baptism site, all do-able within a weekend on an inexpensive personal tour.
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- Four Seasons Hotel Amman Amman, Jordan Distance: 1.7 km / 1.1 mi
- Le Royal Hotel Amman Amman, Jordan Distance: 2 km / 1.2 mi
- Amman Crown Hotel Amman, Jordan Distance: 4 km / 2.5 mi
- The Regency Palace Hotel Amman, Jordan Distance: 4 km / 2.5 mi
- Darotel Hotel Amman, Jordan Distance: 4 km / 2.5 mi
- Marriott Hotel Amman Amman, Jordan Distance: 4 km / 2.5 mi
- Le Meridien Amman Hotel Amman, Jordan Distance: 4.4 km / 2.7 mi
- Landmark Amman Hotel Amman, Jordan Distance: 4.4 km / 2.7 mi
- InterContinental Jordan Hotel Amman, Jordan Distance: 4.4 km / 2.7 mi
- Amman International Hotel Amman, Jordan Distance: 4.7 km / 2.9 mi
- Salome Hotel Madaba, Jordan Distance: 29.5 km / 18.3 mi
- Moevenpick Resort & Spa Dead Sea Hotel Amman, Jordan Distance: 53.9 km / 33.5 mi
- Dan Panorama Hotel Jerusalem, Israel Distance: 67.5 km / 41.9 mi
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Increasing energy costs make conservation and efficient use of facilities an important part of today's greenhouse operation. Alternative energy, new greenhouse designs, better glazing, improved heating and ventilating equipment and new management systems are all important business practices. With typical annual energy usage being 75% for heating, 15% for electricity and 10% for vehicles, efforts and resources should be put where the greatest savings can he realized. Below are some energy resources and other funding resources that have been compiled to help greenhouse businesses.
Energy Education and Tools for Greenhouses
- UMass Extension Energy Fact Sheets for Greenhouses
- Virtual Grower
The USDA has developed a software program called Virtual Grower that will help you calculate the heating costs of your greenhouse. Users can use the software to predict heating and energy use specific to their location, greenhouse design, crop produced, and management preferences. Short video about Virtual Grower
- Greenhouse Energy Cost Reduction Strategies (Michigan State University)
- Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources Energy Efficiency, Conservation, and Renewables Program
Primary goal is to promote energy knowledge and awareness and to facilitate the implementation of energy related projects for our agri-businesses through energy efficiency, energy conservation and renewable energy applications, as a means to reduce both energy costs and environmental pollution.
For more information: Agricultural Energy Grant Program
Contact: Gerry Palano, Renewable Energy Coordinator, DAR, at (617) 626-1706, email: email@example.com
- Solar Greenhouses National Sustainable Agriculture Information Service
- Thermal Banking Greenhouse Design A short video by Steven Schwen, Earthen Path Organic Farm, Minnesota.
Sources of Funding for Massachusetts Greenhouse Businesses
There are a several opportunities out there. Most require an energy audit to be eligible. The components of the energy audit that is required will depend on the funding program. Below is a short list of programs. A complete list of federal and state funding programs is available under the Mass Farm Energy Program.
1. Mass Farm Energy Program - The MA Department of Agricultural Resources has awarded the non-profit organization, Center for EcoTechnology (CET), grant funding to administer the MA Farm Energy Program (MFEP). Through one-on-one consultations, workshops, financial incentives, energy audits, centralized information and collaboration with other agencies, CET staff work closely with farms to identify and help leverage funding for energy efficient and renewable energy improvements. For information about the MA Farm Energy Program and a list of services and grant opportunities, go to http://massfarmenergy.com/. To contact CET directly, please call 413-727-3090 or e-mail us at email@example.com.
2. USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS), EQIP program (Federal funding)
In 2013 the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) provided financial assistance for energy conservation practices such as replacement of inefficient heating systems for oil, natural gas and propane, horizontal air flow (HAF) systems and thermal curtains. An Agriculture Energy Management Plan—Code 122 (or an energy audit) is required prior to receiving any financial assistance for the installation of energy-saving practices. The Ag Energy Management Plan can also be funded through the EQIP program.
EQIP also provides financial assistance for Massachusetts greenhouse operations to implement water quality and water conservation practices. Eligible practices include irrigation systems such as conversion to drip irrigation, ebb and flow benches, flood floors, and capillary mats. The Integrated Pest Management conservation practice can also be used to prevent and/or mitigate the risks of pesticide applications to natural resources.
EQIP High Tunnel program: Agricultural producers can apply to receive financial and technical assistance to help NRCS test the conservation benefits and effects of high tunnels in practical, real-world situations. NRCS provides financial assistance for high tunnels up to a a total of 2,178 square feet. Plants must be planted in the ground or in permanent raised beds, not containerized. Additional practices that might be considered as part of your conservation plan include nutrient management and integrated pest management, cover crop, and conservation crop rotation.
In 2013, farmers who were selected through the competitive EQIP process received $2.81/square foot for the construction (materials and labor) of a high tunnel, or $6,120 for a 30'x 72'high tunnel. The payment rate for beginning farmers, socially disadvantaged or limited resource farmers was $3.37/square foot.
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See: http://www.ma.nrcs.usda.gov/programs/eqip/index.html
Contact your closest NRCS office for current funding details: http://www.nrcs.usda.gov/wps/portal/nrcs/main/ma/contact/local/
3. Mass. Dept. of Agricultural Resources, Massachusetts Agriculture Energy Grant Program
Project types vary from year to year. Examples of past projects eligible for funding include thermal blankets, roof venting modification, heating distribution modifications, electronic control, high efficiency furnaces/boilers and renewable energy such as photovoltaics, wind, solar thermal, geothermal, bio-fuel and more.
Contact Gerry Palano 617-626-1706:
See: http://www.mass.gov/agr/programs/aegp/index.htm
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4. Mass. Dept of Agricultural Resources, Agricultural Environmental Enhancement Program (AEEP)
This a water quality program. Examples of projects eligible for funding include automated irrigation systems, drip irrigation, ebb and flow benching, pesticide mixing and storage and more.
For more information and application forms: Agricultural Environmental Enhancement Program
Contact Laura Maul 617-626-1739
5. Mass Dept. of Agricultural Resources, Farm Energy Discount Program
The Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources("DAR" or "Department") is the state agency responsible for determining and certifying eligibility for the Farm Energy Discount Program ("Farm Discount") described and contained in the legislation enacted to restructure the electric industry ("electric restructuring"). As a result of the electric restructuring, all ratepayers will enjoy a mandated ten percent reduction on their energy bills. Upon determination that the applicant qualifies for the Farm Discount, DAR will certify to the appropriate power supplier (either electricity or natural gas) that the applicant meets the requirements for the Farm Discount. The discount is not available for propane or fuel oil accounts.
For more information and application forms: Farm Energy Discount Program
Contact: Linda Demirjian at 617-626-1733.
6. Database of State Incentives for Renewables and Efficiency (DSIRE)
DSIRE is a comprehensive source of information on state, local, utility, and federal incentives that promote renewable energy and energy efficiency. Click on your state to find out what is offered.
Other Agricultural Funding Programs through Mass. Dept. of Agricultural Resources
7. Mass Dept. of Agricultural Resources, Matching Enterprise Grants for Farming Program (MEGA)
The Matching Enterprise Grants for Agriculture Program (MEGA) seeks to assist new and beginning farm businesses with start up or expansion costs. The Program offers technical and business planning assistance to support the special needs of beginning farmers. It also makes available financial assistance for equipment, infrastructure or other capital improvements needed to implement strategies recommended through the planning process.
For more information and application forms: Matching Enterprise Grants for Farming Program
Contact: Kate Hayes, 413-559-0949
8. Mass Dept. of Agricultural Resources, APR Improvement Program (AIP)
The purpose of the APR Improvement Program (AIP) is to help sustain active commercial farming on land that has already been protected through the Department's Agricultural Preservation Restriction (APR) Program. AIP provides technical assistance and business planning to improve farm productivity and profitability with the goal of enhancing the significance of APR farm operations and their contribution to the state's agricultural industry. The program provides assistance to enhance the long-term continued use of the agricultural resource, which may include economic viability, environmental sustainability, resource conservation, family succession planning, infrastructure improvement, or other issues.
In Phase I, the AIP offers participant farms technical and business planning assistance that is similar to services provided by the Department's Farm Viability Enhancement Program. However, the land protection component of FVEP is omitted, as APR farmland is already restricted to agricultural uses only. Participating farms that complete an AIP business plan and commit to implementing farm improvement strategies identified in the Plan that meet Program objectives may be eligible for funding through an AIP grant in Phase II.
For more information and application forms: APR Improvement Program
Contact: Melissa Adams, 413-268-8269
9. Mass Dept. of Agricultural Resources, Farm Viability Enhancement Program
The Farm Viability Program seeks to improve the economic viability and environmental integrity of participating farms through the development and implementation of farm viability plans. The Program offers farmers environmental, technical and business planning assistance to expand, upgrade and modernize their existing operations. Capital for the implementation of the improvements recommended in the viability plan is available in exchange for an agricultural covenant on the farm property for a fixed term of five or ten years. For more information and application forms: Farm Viability Enhancement Program
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"I think we're on path for Wednesday to be ready for Fourth of July, for our neighboring cities and our peoples right here in the City of Faihope and our guests that may come in. We'll be ready for them," Darrel Lott, a heavy equipment operator for the City of Fairhope, said.
Crews have been working the sands since Thursday, building it back up layer by layer. And the work hasn't gone unnoticed by residents and visitors to the beach.
"It looks completely different than it did a couple of weeks ago when we were here. It looks good," Caitlin Brown, a Mobile resident, said.
Officials said things will greatly ramp up Monday with between 30 to 40 truckloads coming in.
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"The question will be how long is it going to last because erosion is kind of a cycle and is going to continue to happen. So as long as they keep maintaining like they are, I think it will be a nice thing for the community here," Martiniere said.
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I breastfed my three babies and with each one had a troublesome plugged duct in the outer quadrant of the left breast. With the first child it even became infected. I nursed a total of almost four years. I began to feel a lump in my breast when my third child was about two. My doctor dismissed it as normal breastfeeding lumpiness. When she weaned I had my first mammogram and was diagnosed with breast cancer. Surgery and chemo seemed to be effective and I am still here seven years later. But I still look back to that persistently plugged duct and wonder if that was the first clue to the intraductal carcinoma. I hope my story helps other women who are in the same situation.Question:
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Your letter perfectly states the importance of not ignoring breast changes during pregnancy and lactation.
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Free Wi-Fi, free continental breakfast and free parking create a trifecta of value for guests at non-smoking SummerPlace Inn.
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Priceline guests say warm muffins, free Wi-Fi and free parking equal "great value for the money" at the "very centrally located" SummerPlace Inn.
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Her celebrity clients have included Mariah Carey, Lindsay Lohan, Jessica Szohr, Sheryl Crow, Claire Danes, Molly Sims, Amy Adams, Kelly Ripa, Geena Davis, Pink, Milla Jovovich, Mariska Hargitay, Laura Linney, Mischa Barton, Jordan Sparks, Rosie Perez and Joan Cusack. She has worked with renowned photographers such as Annie Leibovitz, Gilles Bensimon, Stuart Shining, Troy Word, Raphael Mazuco, Phillipe Solomon, Mike Ruiz and Ondrea Barbe. Her creations have not only been on the cover of countless magazines but on the runways of many designers during New York's famed Fashion Week.
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We feel strongly that muriatic acid was flushed through our water pipes into our home. I have had lung infections, pneumonia and breathing problems as well as accelerated allergies to plants since the incident.
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A concussion is an injury to the brain. It is usually caused by a blow to the head, but may occur with severe jarring of the body. Although loss of consciousness may occur, it usually does not. Concussions occur most commonly in contact sports such as football and hockey.
Even mild concussions should not be taken lightly. Neurosurgeons and other brain injury experts emphasize that although some concussions are less serious than others, there is no such thing as a "minor concussion." In most cases a single concussion should not cause permanent damage. A second concussion soon after the first one, however, does not have to be very strong for its effects to be deadly or permanently disabling.
SymptomsPeople with concussions often cannot remember what happened immediately before or after the injury, and they may act confused. A concussion can affect memory, judgment, reflexes, speech, balance, and muscle coordination. Paramedics and football trainers who suspect a concussion may ask the injured person what year it is or direct them to count backwards from 10 in an attempt to detect altered brain function.
Following a concussion, the athlete may experience a number of problems, including:
• Headache• Dizziness• Blurred vision• Unsteadiness / loss of balance• Confusion Memory loss• Difficulty concentrating• Ringing ears• Nausea• Vomiting• Sensitivity to light• Loss of smell or tasteThe parent of an athlete who has suffered a concussion should take this injury seriously. Check on your child regularly, until he/she feels normal. The following symptoms are concerning and further evaluation by a physician should be sought immediately:
• Neck stiffness• Severe headache• Difficulty walking or speaking• Frequent vomiting• Worsening confusion• Seizures/convulsions• Extreme fatigue/unusual sleepiness
Symptoms of a concussion may resolve quickly or may persist for weeks, months or longer. An athlete should not return to sports until the symptoms have resolved and a doctor has cleared him/her. Returning to activities too soon following a concussion increases the likelihood of recurrent concussions and possibly more severe and even catastrophic injury. Repeated concussions could cause some permanent damage to the brain.
Grading Concussions
Grading the concussion is a helpful tool in the management of the injury (see Cantu Guidelines below) and depends on:1) Presence or absence of loss of consciousness2) Duration of loss of consciousness3) Duration of posttraumatic memory loss4) Persistence of symptoms, including headache, dizziness, lack of concentration, etc.
Some team physicians and trainers evaluate an athlete's mental status by using a five-minute series of questions and physical exercises known as the Standardized Assessment of Concussion (SAC). This method, however, may not be comprehensive enough to pick up subtle changes.
According to the Cantu Guidelines, Grade I concussions are not associated with loss of consciousness, and posttraumatic amnesia is absent or is less than 30 minutes in duration. Athletes may return to play if no symptoms are present for one week.
Players who sustain a Grade II concussion lose consciousness for less than five minutes or exhibit posttraumatic amnesia between 30 minutes and 24 hours in duration. They may also return to play after one week of being asymptomatic.
Grade III concussions involve posttraumatic amnesia for more than 24 hours or unconsciousness for more than five minutes. Players who sustain this grade of brain injury should be sidelined for at least one month, after which they can return to play if they are asymptomatic for one week.
Following repeated concussions, a player should be sidelined for longer periods of time and possibly not allowed to play for the remainder of the season.
The standard treatment for concussion is rest. For headaches, acetaminophen (Tylenol) can be taken. Postconcussive headaches are often resistant to stronger narcotic-based medications.
If available, an athletic trainer or physician should examine the athlete. If the injury is serious, the athlete should be transported to the nearest Emergency Room. Less serious injuries require observation and evaluation by a physician.
Postconcussive Syndrome
People who suffer a head injury may suffer from side effects that persist for weeks or months. This is known as postconcussive syndrome. Symptoms include memory and concentration problems, mood swings, personality changes, headache, fatigue, dizziness, insomnia, or excessive drowsiness. Patients with postconcussive syndrome should avoid activities that put them at risk for a repeated concussion. Athletes should not return to play while experiencing these symptoms. Athletes who suffer repeated concussions should consider ending participation in the sport.
Second-Impact Syndrome
Second Impact Syndrome results from acute, sometimes fatal brain swelling that occurs when a second concussion is sustained before complete recovery from a previous concussion. This causes vascular congestion and increased intracranial pressure, which may be difficult or impossible to control. The risk for second impact syndrome is higher for sports such as boxing, football, ice or roller hockey, soccer, baseball, basketball, and snow skiing.
Head Injury Prevention Tips
Buy and use helmets or protective head gear approved by the ASTM for specific sports 100 percent of the time. The ASTM has vigorous standards for testing helmets for many sports; helmets approved by the ASTM bear a sticker stating this. Helmets and head gear come in many sizes and styles for many sports and must properly fit to provide maximum protection against head injuries. In addition to other safety apparel or gear, helmets or head gear should be worn at all times for:
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Supervise younger children at all times, and do not let them use sporting equipment or play sports unsuitable for their age.Do not dive in water less than 9 feet deep or in above-ground pools.Follow all rules at water parks and swimming pools.Wear appropriate clothing for the sport.Do not wear any clothing that can interfere with your vision.Do not participate in sports when you are ill or very tired.Obey all traffic signals, and be aware of drivers when cycling or skateboarding.Avoid uneven or unpaved surfaces when cycling or skateboarding.Perform regular safety checks of sports fields, playgrounds and equipment.Discard and replace sporting equipment or protective gear that is damaged.
Rule Changes in Contact Sports to Prevent Head and Neck Injuries
The National Athletic Trainers' Association and the American Football Coaches Association (NATA/AFCA) Task Force, headed by Ron Courson, director of sports medicine for the University of Georgia, focused on two primary problems this year with head contact.
Head-down contact still occurs frequently in intercollegiate footballHelmet-contact penalties are not adequately enforced.
Rule changes implemented by the NCAA related to head-down contact and spearing in collegiate football have been distributed to all coaches and officials throughout the country. The objective is to eliminate injuries resulting from a player using his helmet in an attempt to punish an opponent.
With the rule changes and more diligent enforcement of the rules, there is hope that a significant reduction in head and neck injuries will result.
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In World of Warcraft: The Guilded Age, Nick Breckon of Shacknews takes and in-depth look at the disadvantages, advantages, and issues with guilds in WoW. It also happens to be a good introductory article if you have no idea what a guild is.
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In this three-page editorial, Ten Ton Hammer News Editor Cameron Sorden examines the impact of raiding on World of Warcraft and asks an interesting question: Would WoW serve its players better if it didn't have raids?
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World of Warcraft is bad for us as a society. At least, that's what Jonathan Blow, creator of 2006 IGF Design Innovation award winner Braid, believes. He discusses the creation of more meaningful games and his take on the nature of WoW in this intriguing Gamasutra article.
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There's a new community zone review feature available at the EQ2 Players Site today, featuring the uncomfortably hot dungeon of Solusek's Eye.
Raids, story, reputation, and MORE? Wow! I must find out what more is...
In their latest interview, Warcry chats with Jeffrey Kaplan about the future of World of Warcraft and Wrath of the Lich King.
World of Warcraft Lead Designer Jeffrey Kaplan talks to us today about the upcoming Wrath of the Lich King expansion in this new WarCry Q&A. Jason Rice finds out about raids, story, reputation and more.
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There's a humorous adaptation of an old "The Dangers of Alcoholism" comic floating around the net which swaps in text that fits World of Warcraft. It's pretty funny, but the humor is fairly adult, so consider yourself warned.
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Disallowed goal does in Wolves in 3-2 loss to IceHogs
By SETH GRUEN For Sun-Times Media February 24, 2012 10:48PM
Updated: March 26, 2012 8:12AM
When the Wolves hosted the Rockford IceHogs on Friday at Allstate Arena, they had a goal disallowed for the second time in three games, a key factor in a 3-2 loss.
Last Saturday against Charlotte, Wolves center Steve Reinprecht saw an overtime goal taken off the board, but his team was able to rectify it by winning in a shootout.
On Friday, the Wolves weren't as lucky. Stefan Schneider's second-period goal was disallowed and that proved to be the difference in the loss to the Blackhawks affiliate.
"The disallowed goal was impactful for sure," Wolves coach Craig MacTavish said. "The second period was a big part of it. We played poorly in the second period and got it going in the third period."
The referee was out of position on the Schneider goal — behind the net instead of on the goal line where he would have had a better view.
As a result, the ref ruled IceHogs' goalie Carter Hutton had the puck in his glove and Schneider knocked it out, prompting him to wave off the goal.
What really had happened was the puck deflected off of Hutton's stick to Schneider, who put it in the net.
Wolves left wing Bill Sweatt struck first with a goal at 14:34 in the first period, but Rockford evened the score with a goal at 4:32 in the second. The IceHogs scored took a 2-1 lead minutes after Schneider's goal was waved off.
Tim Miller tied the game at 2 with a goal at 7:14 in the third period, but Rockford's Brandon Pirri came back to score the game-winner at 16:06.
In the first period, the Wolves attempted to match the IceHogs physicality instead of playing their type of hockey, which usually features fluid passing and skill at even strength. That seemed to throw them off in the second period.


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The Cubs' managerial search kicks into the final stage with the World Series done and the race on between three teams with vacancies to land the top candidate — and some Cubs candidates involved with the two others.
Fresh off a World Series championship, Red Sox bench coach Torey Lovullo is expected to finally be available for an interview, and the Cubs still expect to have a new manager in place sometime around the end of next week.
Veteran manager Eric Wedge formally interviewed this week. Highly regarded Padres bench coach Rick Renteria has had multiple follow-up talks. Former Diamondbacks manager A.J. Hinch, an assistant general manager in San Diego, remains in the mix. And another member of the Padres' front office, special assistant Brad Ausmus, could sneak into the final conversation.
Lovullo, 48, could be a key to the process as it nears a conclusion — as a rising commodity and "manager in waiting," according to Red Sox manager John Farrell, who brought Lovullo to Boston this year from his staff in Toronto.
"I think that whoever gets to sit in that seat is going to be in a really good situation and one that has stability and a long-term plan in place," Lovullo told the Sun-Times this week.
The wild card in the process for the Cubs is that the Mariners and Tigers are deep into their own interview process, with Renteria linked to both jobs, and Ausmus and Lovullo linked to the Tigers' opening.
Meanwhile, the uncertainty in the manager's job affects other areas of business, in particular how the coaching staff gets reconfigured, with contracts of most of the 2013 staff having expired Thursday.
Pitching coach Chris Bosio is expected to return, but competition for top available coaches only gets keener the longer the Cubs go without hiring a manager.
Player-personnel decisions aren't waiting. Four Cubs — catcher Dioner Navarro and pitchers Scott Baker, Matt Guerrier and Kevin Gregg — became free agents with the conclusion of the World Series.
Teams have five days to negotiate exclusively with their free agents. The Cubs are expected to explore an extension only with Baker, who spent most of this $5.5 million season continuing his rehab from Tommy John surgery.


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Minneapolis boutique owner Anna Hillegass gives new meaning to living above her means: After spending the day in her well-appointed home goods store, she heads right upstairs to a farmhouse-style loft with plenty of down-home-meets-downtown charm.
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At the lounging end of the apartment's light-filled living space, Anna and her dad built bookshelves, and she brought in furnishings that suit her sustainable, practical approach. "Unless I'm investing for the long haul—and plan to keep something at least 20 years—I won't buy it," she explains.
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Each Friday, The Salt Lake Tribune presents historic images in a special series called A Look Back. This week's installment features a photo gallery of some of Utah's previous governors, including those of the Utah Territory before it became a state in 1896. The U.S. president appointed 15 territorial governors from 1850 until Utah became a state 1896.
Governor John W. Dawson's three-week term was the shortest, and Brigham Young's seven-year run as the first territorial governor was the period's longest. The state's longest serving governor was Calvin Rampton, who served three terms from 1965 to 1977. Olene Walker served the shortest term, the remaining 14 months of Mike Leavitt's term upon Leavitt's resignation to become head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
At age 36, Heber Manning Wells was the youngest person to become Utah's governor, and at the age of 70, Simon Bamberger became the oldest to be elected. Walker, at 72, was the oldest person to enter the office.
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Women's fashion from 1949-50
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KRAKOW. The National Museum in Krakow is scheduled to open a new department of contemporary Western art this month—the first devoted to a collection of this kind in Poland, according to the institution. Fifty works, loaned by the Cologne-based, Polish-born art dealer Rafael Jablonka, will go on public view on 29 May.
Despite the increasing success of contemporary Polish artists, such as the Krakow-based painter Wilhelm Sasnal, major institutions—which were under communist control until 1989—have only recently become interested in, or had sufficient budgets to collect contemporary Western art.Mr Jablonka has loaned the works for 18 months, with a view to lending them permanently to the museum. The works will remain Mr Jablonka's property during his lifetime and no payment has been made by the museum. He told The Art Newspaper that he intends to add to the collection over the course of the next few years. "This is just a first step," he says.The collection includes pieces by ten post-modern artists, each of which will be housed in a separate room. They are: Nobuyoshi Araki, Miquel Barceló, Francesco Clemente, Eric Fischl, Mike Kelley, David LaChapelle, Sherrie Levine, Andreas Slominski, Philip Taaffe and Andy Warhol. "Most of these artists gained prominence during the 1980s. While they do not represent a homogeneous group, their collective appearance is an opportunity to gather insights into the diversity and fascination of the visual arts today," says Mr Jablonka, who studied in Krakow and has long held a wish to see contemporary art in the National Museum, which he regularly visited as a student.The National Museum was established as Poland's first national art-collecting institution in 1879. Until the end of World War I, it was the only large public museum in Poland. It has departments devoted to Polish painting, sculpture from the 15th century to today, decorative arts, and armour, among others. Its prized possessions include Leonardo's Lady with an Ermine. Emma Beatty
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