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|17 Jun 2012
Problem with scheduled programs at startup that need admin rights
Hello all!
When I start Windows, programs that need administrator rights don't start as they did before. Before I describe the problem I'm having I would like to state that I searched and found similar problems all over the web, but not any solutions that worked for me. Now let's get on with the problem.
The situation is as follows: programs that need admin rights and which I set to run at log on (like PeerBlock and TopWinPrio) don't start automatically anymore. I don't get a UAC message, I get nothing, they just don't launch.
A few days ago everything worked fine. Since then I've run CCleaner and Gamebooster 3.5b. I did clean the registry with CCleaner but used the backup of the registry CCleaner made after I noticed this behavior (so I think the registry clean with CCleaner could not be the issue). I've also used the 'normal clean' function of CCleaner, maybe this caused the problems?
I think the problems have something to do with messed up admin rights on my account. The programs startup fine when I disable UAC, but I'd rather not do that. Also, when I log onto the administrator account, the programs startup fine.
I can start the programs manually after I'm logged in, but I'd rather have them startup automatically.
I've tried the following to solve it:
- sfc / scannow command - did not solve it
- check if my account has admin rights - as far as I can see this is the case
- look for restore points - this is stupid, I know, but it seems I have deleted them with either Tuneup or CCleaner
So, if anyone knows anything that may be of help, please post.
Thanks in advance!
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|17 Jun 2012
Hello Nick, and welcome to Seven Forums.
By default, you cannot run a elevated (Run as administrator) program that requires UAC permission at startup using the normal Windows 7 startup programs.
As a workaround to be able to do this, you can use the tutorial below to create an elevated task shortcut.
Elevated Program Shortcut without UAC Prompt - CreateAfterwards, use the shortcut created above with the tutorial below at step 23 in the tutorial above. When finished, the task created in the tutorial below will run the elevated task shortcut created in the tutorial above at startup.
Task - Create to Run a Program at Startup and Log OnHope this helps,
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|17 Jun 2012
Thanks Brink, I think I saw this before but I will take a look. The thing is however, a few days ago these programs ran just fine. I did not take any special steps to get them at work, I just checked the 'start with windows' in the software itself and it worked without any prompts or other problems.
Edit: I tried your solution for TopWinPrio and it does not work for me. When I open task scheduler, I get alot of errors, I will post them later if needed, because I haven't got much time now. The shortcut I created at the first tutorial you posted did not work: the command prompt window showed up shortly but TopWinPrio was not started. When I log onto the administrator account, TopWinPrio also does not start anymore.
I may have to fix my task scheduler, but if it's possible I prefer the situation from before this problem. So anymore suggestions are welcome.
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|18 Jun 2012
Task Scheduler errors
I don't know if the task scheduler is causing the problems or not, but I might as well fix the task scheduler. Here is my report on it:
A unelevated start of taskschd.msc leads to the task scheduler doing nothing. When I look at it in Windows Task Manager the status is 'Running'. If I end the task in Windows Task Manager, I get the message that the task scheduler has crashed. Immediately after that I get a message that Microsoft Management Console has stopped working. I can't start taskschd.msc after this message anymore, not even when I run it as admin.
If I start taskschd.msc as administrator initially, I get some errors. These are the errors I get (in the order they appear):
- "The selected task "{0}" no longer exists. To see the current tasks, click Refresh."
- "Task Scheduler service is not available. Task Scheduler will attempt to reconnect to it."
- {0} error again
- Task Scheduler service error again
- "Task AD RMS Rights Policy Template Management (Manual): The task image is corrupt or has been tampered with."
- {0} error again
If I then click on "Task Scheduler Library" I get the following errors:
- {0} error
- Task Scheduler service error
- {0} error again
- Task Scheduler service error again
After that I can see the scheduled tasks and edit them.
Does anyone know how I can fix these errors with the Task Scheduler?
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|18 Jun 2012
Double check to make sure that the Task Scheduler service is set to be Started, and Automatic. Next, run a sfc /scannow command to see if it may be able find and fix any corrupted system files that may be responsible.
If you still get these error afterwards, then see if using the tutorial below to help troubleshoot may be able to reveal a cause.
Troubleshoot Application Conflicts by Performing a Clean Startup
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|22 Jul 2012
Sorry for not replying for so long, I was busy with exams and on vacation. I now have plenty of time to solve the problem however.
I tried Brink's latest suggestion: I already had the Task Scheduler service set to be Started and Automatic, so that was not the problem.
The sfc /scannow command said Windows Resource Protection didn't find any integrity violations, so this is also not the problem.
The Task Scheduler still launched with errors after checking those two things, so I tried Brink's tutorial (thanks for those tutorials btw Brink, they're really user friendly).
The Clean Startup in step one did not solve it, Task Scheduler still gives errors when started. Therefore, I followed step three of the tutorial to restore the settings.
I have taken a look at the Related Tutorials, like Brink's tutorial suggested, but I couldn't find anything that would help me.
Any more ideas how to solve these problems?
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|22 Jul 2012
Do you have these same issues in your other administrator account?
If not, then you might create you a replacement administrator account for your current one that you are having these issues in to see if it works ok in the new one. If so, then you could copy what (ex: shortcuts, documents, etc...) you want from the old account to the new one, and delete the old one if you like.
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|18 Aug 2012
Again, sorry for long time no posting, but I'm really busy these months.
I logged in on the administrator account and still have some troubles. The applications that need admin rights to start launch at startup, so that's great. I get the same errors in the task scheduler as I described before however.
The easy solution seems to do what Brink said: create a new administrator account and copy everything over. My programs will probably launch fine then.
I would like to know however if there is an easy way to make my task scheduler work normally again.
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|18 Aug 2012
Did it work properly using the new administrator account instead?
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|18 Aug 2012
I don't know, because I have some trouble creating a new administrator account. I've followed this tutorial to create a new user account.
When I want to log in on the new account I get the following error:
'There are currently no logon servers available to service the logon request.'
I think this is caused by the fact that in the logon screen, it says 'Log on to: name of my university' (note: I bought my computer via the university).
When I type 'my current user name'\'user name of new account' I can log in. I think this is because I now logon locally, and not on a domain. If I do that, the account behaves the same way as my current account: the programs do not launch at startup and task scheduler gives errors.
So I'm not sure what to do now. Somehow I need to make another local account on my computer that's not dependent on my current account, but I don't know if that's possible.
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As a solution for future traffic headaches the state's two largest cities are hoping to resurrect part of our past - streetcars.
Because they could cost as much as $50 million a mile, taxpayers will likely have to cover a lot of the costs.
For old timers like Russell Olson, streetcars bring a smile to his face. "You could sit there with your arm on the windowsill in the open air," Olson said. "Riding out in the country, on these country lines, well, it was really fun," he said.
For two summers, the 82-year-old worked for Twin Cities Rapid Transit, the company that operated the lines.
But even Olson wonders about a future for streetcars. "They're good, I'd like to see um (streetcars) come back," he said. "But the problem is, you've got to have ridership that can support the investment."
At it's peak, 530 miles of track ran from Stillwater to Excelsior, and in 1920 more than 230 million people hopped on. But slowly ridership declined and it tanked during the Great Depression.
World War II brought people back, but after the war, cars were affordable. "The automobile really did kill the streetcar," said Adam Scher, Senior Curator from the Minnesota Historical Society. "Not just in the Twin Cities, but across the country."
Buses were also an option, and historians say since Twin Cities Rapid Transit was a private company they could not compete. "The private property owners were caught in a squeeze between rising costs and inability to raise the revenues and fare," automotive historian Brian McMahon said. "It became a no-win situation."
Ads that were placed on streetcars made some revenue for the transit company, but the company was not making enough money.
"The economics of the streetcar were pretty dismal," McMahon said.
1954 was the last year streetcars operated in the Twin Cities. Despite the history, St. Paul and Minneapolis are working to fund new lines.
"I think we've gone full circle," Scher said. "People are tired of commuting from the suburbs, they want to live in the city, and cities are experiencing a renaissance across the country."
Federal money will be part of the equation, but taxpayers will likely have to subsidize the lines.
An estimated $50 million per mile is not sitting well with many business owners along Grand Avenue in St. Paul, which is an area of one of the proposed routes.
"It seems like a total mismanagement of funds and taxes, when there are so many other things that need attention," said Gary Huffman, owner of the Grand Ole Creamery.
The business owners also worry abut congestion. Picture a streetcar traveling in one lane of traffic that stops every single block. Then picture cars behind it, a few bicyclists on the road, and hardly any room to park.
The Grand Avenue Business Association says 75 percent of its members oppose streetcars on Grand Avenue, and most do not want them anywhere in St. Paul. They say they hope city leaders look to, and learn from the past.
"By the time this project is over, they might be out of office, moving onto something else," said Jim Fritz, owner of The Wedding Shoppe. "Meanwhile the next politician in office and all the people living in St. Paul have to fund the project and figure out what they're going to do with it."
Often when you talk about why streetcars were removed from cities across the country, the "General Motors Streetcar Conspiracy" or the "Great American Streetcar Scandal" comes up. Some people believe that lobbyists for the car companies essentially put streetcars out of business. However, every person that was interviewed for this story, said the conspiracy is just that.
There is an old streetcar that people in the Twin Cities can ride when the weather is nicer near Lake Harriet. Olson even worked as an operator for many years. However, the look of that streetcar is not coming back.
Minneapolis and St. Paul plan to have more modern looking cars. Both cities are still trying to figure out funding for the projects.
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That smooth as silk exterior comes at a price, though, with poor sight lines to the sides and rear. Jaguar could have made lane changes and parking safer with a backup camera and blind-spot detection, but these features are not available.
Putting the top down increases visibility around the car, but the convertible XK suffers from compromised trunk space, not something we usually see with a soft top.
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We found ourselves having to drill down through multiple menus to choose music from a connected iPod, place a phone call, or enter a destination in the navigation system, too frequently pulling our attention from the road. There is also a voice command system, but it only offered the basics, not sophisticated enough to let us dial contacts by saying a person's name or choose music.
Aside from the audio system, the cabin tech in the XK convertible lacks the kind of advanced features we've come to expect from other luxury automakers. The navigation system was particularly disappointing, its DVD-based maps only showing in 2D, with no traffic information overlaid. At least the resolution was good, and the navigation system calculated routes quickly. The only thing we really liked about the navigation system was that it showed route guidance instructions on the instrument cluster display.
The Bluetooth phone system went a little beyond the basics by downloading contact lists to the car, making them available on the touch screen. Instead of a simple list of contacts, the interface made us enter letters, then push a search button, a process that seemed a bit strained for an automotive interface.
We were pleased to find a dedicated iPod connector in the console next to a USB port. The iPod connection worked reasonably fast, but we felt that the number of menus we had to go through to select music was distracting. The car also offered satellite radio, but no HD radio or Bluetooth audio streaming.
Much of the interface hassles we could forget, if not forgive, when listening to the stunning audio quality from the Bowers and Wilkins system, which comes standard with the XK convertible. Using eight speakers and a 525-watt amp, this system lives up to the high-end reputation of is maker.
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We had a nice letter last week from a woman who hooked up with a bartender. If you remember correctly, I gave her some tough love. I was quite pessimistic.
In this case, it's good to be wrong.
According to our letter writer, Mr. Bartender resurfaced just before his trip and claimed that his nephew broke his phone. Mr. Bartender eventually found the letter writer's number and wound up flying to Boston on Sunday.
Here was the update as of Tuesday:
"We got him checked into his hotel, and then got a bite to eat and then just walked around the city. He held my hand the whole time. Yesterday, he wanted an adventure, so I gave him an address to a coffee shop and told him to find me. The only rule was that he couldn't take a cab. Amazingly, he did very well and found me ... took him ~40 extra mins from set time, but nonetheless, he did it. We walked everywhere, and went into the BPL, and did Trinity Church, Fenway, South End, The Hill...
So far so good! We have even started about me going to see him in NC....so I think things are starting to look promising!"
I was right about one thing. It is a Kate Hudson movie, yes? Our letter writer added:
"Your readers never cease to amaze me...they are really cool, educated, and have strong opinions! As I am one of them, I will put myself into that category! Thank you again for the advice!"
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- 1.5 pound(s) chicken breasts thawed
- 1 tablespoon(s) oil
- 19 ounce(s) frozen cheese tortellini
- 1/4 cup(s) parmesan cheese
- 1/3 cup(s) sour cream
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This recipe uses NO oil, but butter is used for the topping. You can omit if you like.
Submitted by AQUATEEN82
Carbs: 29.3g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 2.2g | Calories: 151.4
Very Good 4.5/5
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not a very sweet cake. if you eat a lot of sweet things, you'll probably find this bland and lacking flavor.
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Carbs: 35.4g | Fat: 1.6g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 5.1g | Calories: 174.5
A hearty pancake that provides over 6 grams of fiber per serving. I like to add blueberries to the batter. Very kid-friendly recipe!
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Carbs: 43.1g | Fat: 7g | Fiber: 6.2g | Protein: 11.3g | Calories: 271.3
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Tastes like peach cobbler, without the crust.
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Carbs: 38.2g | Fat: 0.9g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 2.9g | Calories: 163
Very Good 4.8/5
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I make this coffee cake for play dates at our house. Kids and Moms all love it and it's a cinch to put together.
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Carbs: 31.5g | Fat: 5.6g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 2.4g | Calories: 180.2
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Whether it's the chicken or the egg – the device or the edugames – fueling the growth isn't completely clear, but "tablets are proliferating everywhere across the planet," said Sam Adkins, head of research for market research firm Ambient Insight, at the Serious Play Conference in Redmond, Wash., last week. He was referring to mobile […]
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Some Russian and Western Media claim there are now 15 million illegal immigrants in the region. So there is no dashed hope for this site.
I have been once at Amur banks in the winter time. The wind is so strong and frosty there only high altitude winds of Tien Shan Mountains can be compared to it. It has magnificent views though.
Good article, well researched, well written.
Please stop appending "(East Sea)" to any mention of the Sea of Japan. The label "East Sea" is confusing (China also has its own East Sea) and applicable only to the main proponent of its use, namely, South Korea. South Korea is of course free to call any geographic feature anything it likes, but other people should not need to oblige. After all, without the Japanese archipelagos there would be no separate body of water for anyone to name.
Or perhaps the Economist would consider putting "(La Manche") after every mention of the English Channel?
"Crucially, unlike Nikolaevsk, Vladivostok was ice-free." Was Vladivostok ice-free? I thought it was not. That is why the Russians wanted Korea (with ice-free port of Wonsan in particular) so much.
This educating and well written story reminds us that the Muscovite Russia is quite young a nation, like the United States.
Sorry, dear Economist, "The long river that marks the border between Russia and China has proved to be a site of dashed hopes" that some faction had been hoping for just fizzled and will not materialize.
On July 21,2008, China and Russia have agreed to end a long-running dispute over demarcating their 43-hundred kilometer border. The foreign ministers of the two countries, Yang Jiechi and Sergei Lavrov, signed the agreement that day in Beijing.
It may still be a well researched piece on history, and it sure brings back old wounds and humiliations China experienced at hands of foreign imperialism over the span of about 100 some years (between 1842-1949).
But I think the majority of Chinese blame them to no other but themselves as China had it coming for being complacent and stop being innovative for the good part of last three hundred years.
That's yet another reason why most Chinese people today support the present CCP led government, enthusiastically.
Excellent article except for one mistake: the Bhudhist temple at Tyr was not built by the Mongols. It was built under orders of the Ming eunuch Ishiha during his two expeditions down the Amur in the early 15th century. Two stelae's in Chinese text were also carved at the time and were spotted by Japanese Edo period explorer Mamiya Rinzo during his brief sojourn down the lower Amur in 1809. Today they reside in the History museum of Vladivostok and are off limits to researchers.
A great bit of history. Thanks.
It is an interesting article, for me at least since I have been to some places in Amur that are darn hard to get to, and lived in these villages with the native people. I think though everybody could use some more details crucial to the modern state of affairs on Amur: the life of the native Nanai and Ulchi people who are the main residents on the Amur river banks, the horrendous pollution of one of the world's largest rivers, and the fishing situation. Amur and its tributaries also happens to be one of world's biggest salmon hatcheries - or so it used to be.
Very interesting history of an area less known than "Darkest Africa". My first acquaintance with the Amur was in Shanghai in 1946 while employed by U N. I had Russian friends who were members of The Amur River Patrol Naval Cadets. There seems to have been a relic of the White Russian Navy that existed beyond Communist Soviet takeover. We enjoyed wonderful parties on the Czar's Birthday, Dec 16, a I recall. Mid- 20th Century politics smothered all the history of the Amur area. The article fills a gap that was hardly known to exist. J. Desmond
An excellently written piece.
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A Midsummer Night's Dream set for April 16-18 at New Sullivan Theater
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Who doesn't enjoy watching fairies flit about to the amazing music of Felix Mendelssohn? Add Shakespeare's favorite comedy, A Midsummer Night's Dream, and you have a fantastical night of entertainment.
Lighten your heart and share a laugh with this escape of sprightly movements filled with mirth, mistaken identity, and a successful love story or two. Rockford Dance Company (RDC) will revive this award-winning production set in the intimate woods at the New Sullivan Theater (Old New American Theater) at 7:30 p.m., Friday, April 16; 2 and 7:30 p.m., Saturday, April 17; and 3 p.m., Sunday, April 18.
Tickets are $20, $32 and $40. The Sullivan Theater is at 118 N. Main St. Call (815) 963-3341 for more information.
Guest artist Avram Gold will join RDC's company in the role of Oberon, the King of the Fairies. Avram began his training in Fairfax, Calif., and joined the prestigious Houston Ballet in 1998. His mastery of technique and artistry has taken him all over the world in principal roles. In 2002, Avram joined the Omaha Theater Ballet, where his athletic interpretations included title roles in Dracula, Romeo and Juliet, The Sleeping Beauty, The Firebird and The Nutcracker.
Artistic Director Margaret Faust expressed her enthusiasm of re-staging the ballet in the unique and intimate space at The Sullivan Theater: "Ballet is usually presentational, but I feel that Midsummer is theatrical enough to work on a thrust stage. The restaging has been an enjoyable challenge to me, and the company is ecstatic about the new dimension and the proximity of the audience."
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Hotel Yaliskari Palace Sinarades, Corfu
- Age Group: 26 - 30
- From: Australia
- Traveller type: Backpacker
- Age Group: 31 - 40
- From: United Kingdom
- Traveller type: Mature Couple
I cannot compliment the staff enough. Everyone was incredibly friendly and worked really hard. This was true of all staff from the maids to reception, from Spiros "the best barman in the world" to the Entertainment crew. A special mention has to go to the lovely man who drives the hotel's own free mini bus. This little bus chugged up and down the steep hill from the hotel to the beach endlessly (lots more than the stated half hourly trips it was supposed to do) and yet this man was always friendly and willing to make yet another trip for anyone waiting. A lessor mortal would have been bored out of his mind and when not driving the bus he was clearing up in the restaurant and never seemed to stop.
Our room was not a seaview room but was still absolutely fine and was large with two double beds in it. The rooms were cleaned and changed daily (except sunday when the maids have a day off) and were of a good standard. There were three pools in total including one baby pool and all were cleaned daily and there were no problems with them that I saw save for a few loose tiles here and there. The views from the pool are breath-taking.
I never expect much from hotel entertainment, it usually consists of Bingo and a token disco but the Bulgarian team running this hotel were great. They were so enthusiastic and full of life it was really infectious and we ended up involved in all sorts of mischief that we don't usually bother with. This team worked endlessly throughout the day and night and were always happy and chatty. Look out for the "Sketch Show" Night and Dobi's rendition of Figaro, it's hilarious. I wish I knew where that guy got his energy from!
The food was very plentiful every day and consisted of pastas, salads, lots of fresh fruit and meat and fish. There was plenty for everyone and it changed every day. There were plenty drinks included in the all inclusive including some cocktails and plenty snacks throughout the day too (something other all ins tend to skimp on).
I've travelled a fair bit and would class myself as someone who is not overly fussy but needs a fairly nice and definately clean hotel or else I am uncomfortable. I value good friendly service and can't abide ignorance. This is definately not a 5 star hotel, by UK standards I would say 3 + but is very comfortable with some luxury touches. I am told it used to be a Thomsons Gold Resort but has slipped a little from that time.
If you are the type of person who doesn't got hung up on the odd loose tile around a pool or an odd bit of unfinished workmanship and are not expecting Cordon Bleu cooking then I can't see how you can fail to really enjoy this hotel. It is out of the way as stated so if you want to explore definately hire a car when you land. It will cost you about 200 euros for a week's hire whereas a return trip to the airport costs 50 euros and a return trip to Corfu town is also 50 euros. It soon mounts up if you plan to go out for lots of jaunts.
Holiday times are valuable and I don't usually gush about anywhere but I really fail to see how you could go wrong booking a stay at this place provided you are not expecting a UK standard 5 star hotel and are not overly worried about it not being a little remote.
- Age Group: 41 - 50
- From: United Kingdom
- Traveller type: Cheap Getaway Holiday Maker
- Age Group: Under 18
- From: United Kingdom
- Traveller type: Family Traveller
It was the best holiday I have had.
The food was not the best but we survived.
There was an often smell from suages very unplesant however you get used to it.
We was not supose to stay in this hotel it seemed as if no one in the hotel we supose to stay here either.
But i loved this holdiay there was lots of people my age that i met.
The hotel is very clean and the maid service is great
The location was not the best but it was right next to the beautiful sea with a few shops and a bar at the top of the hill
I would definatly recommend this hotel for familys.
The entertainment through the day and at night was fantastic the bar staff was very friendly by the pool and the entertainers was very freindly and fun.
The best holiday i have had and i go 4 times a year around greece and spain.
- Age Group: 31 - 40
- From: United Kingdom
- Traveller type: Family Traveller
Also I must stress how dangerous the steps are by the bar pool, which led down to our apartments where we stayed. The Adult in our group has still got signs of bruising and pains.
And my son is still showing the scars to his arm from the terrible fall. We have photo's which we took of their injuries why at the Yaliskari developed now. And I have the Environmental letter here as well. Lots of families witnessed the rats and even previous holiday visitors had left the messages in the hotel foyer review book. The smell that came up day and night was from the sewer, which was half way down the cliff, which we used to pass on the mini bus to the beach. No smell of spring while we stayed their in July!!!!!!!!
- Age Group: 41 - 50
- From: United Kingdom
- Traveller type: Family Traveller
The tiling at the poolside was a joke cracked tiles every where, they eventually came to repair it on our last day, what a laugh watching the maintenance man, he didnt have a clue what he was doing and it ended up worse than when he started. The menu was same nearly every day, no choice and the day befores leftovers were put into salads and pastas. After three days there the tea machine broke down at the poolside and it never got replaced couldnt get a cup of tea from anywhere. The next day one of the machines in the restaurant broke down and again wasn't replaced could you imagine the que trying to get a cup of tea, it was again a joke. When booking we were told Pelekas Village was 20 mins walk away, no 40 mins away down a mud track which you couldn't even attempt at evening too dangerous. The worst part of the holiday was the sewage smell it was absolutely disgusting we escaped to the beach (which is georgeous little bay)to get away from it. My room was ok but definetley not five Star,it was done every day by the maids but they need to no what a duster and polish are. The staff were lovely and the reception area was the only five star bit. Not enough seating on a evening when entertainment was on, had to sit on sunbeds because you couldn't go anywhere else. We wont be going back and i won't be recommending it to anyone. They want to shut it down and refurbish it if they want to call it 5 star, and they def need a 5 star chef.
- Age Group: 18 - 25
- From: Romania
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The view is wonderful!->5stars for that. and for the great sand on the beach.(no problems with transportation to the beach)
And in the restaurant we didn't have to wait for clean tables. the staff was very quick and hard working. The animation team was the best! the whole staff was very friendly.
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Wild About Harry
By Bonnie Laufer-Krebs for Teen Tribute (Canada), Summer 2004.
Daniel, Emma and Rupert tell Teen Tribute what it's really like to star in Harry Potter!
Daniel Radcliffe
Is being a star still overwhelming, or are you so used to it now that it doesn't faze you anymore?
DR: No, it always still fazes me. The moment I stop being kind of surprised by it or overwhelmed, is a really bad moment, 'cause you know, it's a really strange thing getting out of a car, and there are all these people screaming. But it's amazing, it really is.
You guys (Emma, Rupert) must be like brothers and sister by now.
DR: Yeah, that's it exactly. I mean, Emma is just completely like my sister now. Rupert is such a great friend.
So what do you guys do off set?
DR: We kind of just hang around. Most of the time when we're off set, we're tutoring. Rupert's got a pool table in his room, so sometimes I go in there and play badly.
Now, you're known as a big prankster, but I understand you were on the receiving end of the pranks. Your co-stars have caught on!
DR: Yeah, I was the victim this time.
So what was the worst thing that happened to you?
DR: They put a fart machine in one of the sleeping bags in the great hall. I was sitting there, and it was a scene that takes place at night, this really calm scene. We'd done probably eight takes and we were just going for our ninth one, and then it was Michael Gambon (Professor Dumbledore) who had the actual thing that operates it. And it was kind of under Alan Rickman's (Professor Snape) instruction, and he set it off just at the end of the take, and everyone in the great hall sat up and turned to me!
What was the most challenging scene in this film?
DR: The most difficult, without a doubt, is when Harry faints from seeing the Dementors for the first time. Having to act, having just heard your mother's dying scream. I never experienced anything like that, thank God, touch wood, so I kind of had to somehow find out how to do that, and hopefully I did ok.
Did the scene with the Hippogriff live up to your expectations?
DR: It did actually. It was just as completely strange as I thought it was going to be, so it was really me on the back of what was a complicated mechanical bull. And then when I'm not flying on it, it's just a guy holding a pole with a beak on the end of it.
Have you started shooting The Goblet of Fire yet?
DR: We're doing bits, but we start shooting officially in mid-July.
You must be looking forward to going full force on that?
DR: The script is unbelievable. The third book is my favourite book, but the fourth script is my favourite script. It's unbelievable. Really is.
Emma Watson
Now that you're an old pro with the Harry Potter films, is all of this still overwhelming?
EW: It's still completely overwhelming. I kind of see every film as a new film, a different film. I see them really separately as well. So every time, it's a new experience, a new script and different actors. It's changing all the time. It's great.
What was going through your mind this time about playing Hermione?
EW: Well, actually one of the first things that the new director, Alfonso Cuarón wanted us to do, was write an essay about our characters. You know, what motivates her, what she's scared of and all that kind of stuff. I read the books and I always thought about Hermione before, but I never really got into such detail about her. It really made me see her in such a different way and in a lot of depth, and I think in this film especially, you really get to see completely different sides to the characters. Harry, we are much more sensitive towards him. Your heart bleeds for him. You feel so bad for him. And Hermione kind of gets past the whole nerd, bookworm type thing. I think this film is much more personal.
The scene with Draco when you punch him, was that tough to do, or has it been building up?
EW: I loved it! I absolutely loved it! I would have done it for weeks on end. I had such a great time doing that scene.
In terms of the stunt work, you really get knocked around a lot.
EW: Well, Hermione, she's doing everything in this film. She does much, much more action in it. She is being thrown around by the Whomping Willow, she's being chased by werewolves, flying on the hippogiff. She's very rock and roll.
If you could choose any dream co-star, after you're done with all the Harry Potter films, who would it be?
EW: There are so many people I want to work with. I'm so lucky, 'cause I got to work with loads of them on Harry Potter, but Brad Pitt. He's my absolute dream!
Rupert Grint
When you started filming Azkaban, did you find it was a lot different than the first two that we saw?
RG: It's a lot more grown up. Obviously, we've all grown up as well. Our voices are breaking and we've gotten a bit taller. So physically, we've grown up as well. And we have a new director that made it quite different too, so yeah, it was really cool.
How has it been working with Emma and Dan over the years?
RG: We've gotten along really well, 'cause we see so much of each other. We've gotten to know each other quite well. So yeah, it feels like going back to school every time we start a new film.
What was the most exciting or challenging scene to film?
RG: There's some really cool stuff in there. Like during the final scene in the Shrieking Shack, that was really long. It took us ages to film that. That was quite hard. And the stunts were quite cool. That was one of my favourite bits as well.
How did you feel when Alfonso Cuarón took over as director?
RG: Me, I was shocked that we were going to bring a new director in, because Chris Columbus had been doing the first two and we'd already got used to him and got along with him really well. But when we first met Alfonso, he was really a nice guy, really, really fun. He was really into us bringing our own personal perceptions into our characters. He asked us to change our ties, or something to customize it to our own character. He also told us to write an essay, which I didn't do.
How come?
RG: I forgot to do it. But luckily he didn't get angry. He thought it was quite like my character. Lucky that got me out of it.


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|1.1 (1st overall)
|Jamaal Charles RB KC
|1.2 (2nd overall)
|LeSean McCoy RB PHI
|1.3 (3rd overall)
|Matt Forte RB CHI
|1.4 (4th overall)
|Adrian Peterson RB MIN
|1.5 (5th overall)
|Eddie Lacy RB GB
|1.6 (6th overall)
|Calvin Johnson WR DET
|1.7 (7th overall)
|Jimmy Graham TE NO
|1.8 (8th overall)
|Montee Ball RB DEN
|1.9 (9th overall)
|Giovani Bernard RB CIN
|1.10 (10th overall)
|Peyton Manning QB DEN
|1.11 (11th overall)
|Dez Bryant WR DAL
|1.12 (12th overall)
|Demaryius Thomas WR DEN
Round 2
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|Drew Brees QB NO
|2.2 (14th overall)
|DeMarco Murray RB DAL
|2.3 (15th overall)
|Julio Jones WR ATL
|2.4 (16th overall)
|Aaron Rodgers QB GB
|2.5 (17th overall)
|Arian Foster RB HOU
|2.6 (18th overall)
|A. J. Green WR CIN
|2.7 (19th overall)
|Alfred Morris RB WAS
|2.8 (20th overall)
|Zac Stacy RB STL
|2.9 (21st overall)
|Brandon Marshall WR CHI
|2.10 (22nd overall)
|Marshawn Lynch RB SEA
|2.11 (23rd overall)
|Le'Veon Bell RB PIT
|2.12 (24th overall)
|Rob Gronkowski TE NE
Round 3
|3.1 (25th overall)
|Doug Martin RB TB
|3.2 (26th overall)
|Jordy Nelson WR GB
|3.3 (27th overall)
|Alshon Jeffery WR CHI
|3.4 (28th overall)
|Randall Cobb WR GB
|3.5 (29th overall)
|Antonio Brown WR PIT
|3.6 (30th overall)
|Andre Ellington RB ARI
|3.7 (31st overall)
|Julius Thomas TE DEN
|3.8 (32nd overall)
|Larry Fitzgerald WR ARI
|3.9 (33rd overall)
|Pierre Garcon WR WAS
|3.10 (34th overall)
|Reggie Bush RB DET
|3.11 (35th overall)
|Toby Gerhart RB JAC
|3.12 (36th overall)
|Ryan Mathews RB SD
Round 4
|4.1 (37th overall)
|Rashad Jennings RB NYG
|4.2 (38th overall)
|Keenan Allen WR SD
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|Percy Harvin WR NYJ
|4.4 (40th overall)
|C. J. Spiller RB BUF
|4.5 (41st overall)
|Matthew Stafford QB DET
|4.6 (42nd overall)
|Ben Tate RB MIN
|4.7 (43rd overall)
|Vincent Jackson WR TB
|4.8 (44th overall)
|Andre Johnson WR HOU
|4.9 (45th overall)
|Tom Brady QB NE
|4.10 (46th overall)
|Michael Crabtree WR SF
|4.11 (47th overall)
|Roddy White WR ATL
|4.12 (48th overall)
|Eric Decker WR NYJ
Round 5
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|T. Y. Hilton WR IND
|5.2 (50th overall)
|Matt Ryan QB ATL
|5.3 (51st overall)
|Jason Witten TE DAL
|5.4 (52nd overall)
|Frank Gore RB SF
|5.5 (53rd overall)
|Nick Foles QB PHI
|5.6 (54th overall)
|Vernon Davis TE SF
|5.7 (55th overall)
|Torrey Smith WR BAL
|5.8 (56th overall)
|Victor Cruz WR NYG
|5.9 (57th overall)
|Cordarrelle Patterson WR MIN
|5.10 (58th overall)
|Shane Vereen RB NE
|5.11 (59th overall)
|Jordan Cameron TE CLE
|5.12 (60th overall)
|Julian Edelman WR NE
Round 6
|6.1 (61st overall)
|Jordan Reed TE WAS
|6.2 (62nd overall)
|Andrew Luck QB IND
|6.3 (63rd overall)
|Darren Sproles RB PHI
|6.4 (64th overall)
|Kyle Rudolph TE MIN
|6.5 (65th overall)
|Dennis Pitta TE BAL
|6.6 (66th overall)
|Robert Griffin QB WAS
|6.7 (67th overall)
|Colin Kaepernick QB SF
|6.8 (68th overall)
|Zach Ertz TE PHI
|6.9 (69th overall)
|Greg Olsen TE CAR
|6.10 (70th overall)
|Jay Cutler QB CHI
|6.11 (71st overall)
|Martellus Bennett TE CHI
|6.12 (72nd overall)
|Tony Romo QB DAL
Round 7
|7.1 (73rd overall)
|Steven Jackson RB ATL
|7.2 (74th overall)
|Bishop Sankey RB TEN
|7.3 (75th overall)
|Chris Johnson RB NYJ
|7.4 (76th overall)
|Trent Richardson RB IND
|7.5 (77th overall)
|Stevan Ridley RB NE
|7.6 (78th overall)
|Ray Rice RB BAL
|7.7 (79th overall)
|Joique Bell RB DET
|7.8 (80th overall)
|Jonathan Stewart RB CAR
|7.9 (81st overall)
|Maurice Jones-Drew RB OAK
|7.10 (82nd overall)
|Ladarius Green TE SD
|7.11 (83rd overall)
|Darren McFadden RB OAK
|7.12 (84th overall)
|Lamar Miller RB MIA
Round 8
|8.1 (85th overall)
|Pierre Thomas RB NO
|8.2 (86th overall)
|DeAngelo Williams RB CAR
|8.3 (87th overall)
|Seattle Seahawks TM SEA
|8.4 (88th overall)
|DeSean Jackson WR WAS
|8.5 (89th overall)
|Knowshon Moreno RB MIA
|8.6 (90th overall)
|Mike Wallace WR MIA
|8.7 (91st overall)
|Bernard Pierce RB BAL
|8.8 (92nd overall)
|Shonn Greene RB TEN
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|Emmanuel Sanders WR DEN
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|Wes Welker WR DEN
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|Jeremy Maclin WR PHI
Round 9
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|Kendall Wright WR TEN
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|Terrance Williams WR DAL
|9.3 (99th overall)
|Michael Floyd WR ARI
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|Carlos Hyde RB SF
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|Russell Wilson QB SEA
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|Ben Roethlisberger QB PIT
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|Philip Rivers QB SD
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|Chris Ivory RB NYJ
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|Cam Newton QB CAR
Round 10
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|Markus Wheaton WR PIT
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|Hakeem Nicks WR IND
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|Marques Colston WR NO
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|Brandin Cooks WR NO
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|Riley Cooper WR PHI
|10.8 (116th overall)
|DeAndre Hopkins WR HOU
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|Kelvin Benjamin WR CAR
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|Cecil Shorts WR JAC
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|Justin Hunter WR TEN
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Round 11
|11.1 (121st overall)
|Cincinnati Bengals TM CIN
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|San Francisco 49ers TM SF
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|Kansas City Chiefs TM KC
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|St. Louis Rams TM STL
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Round 12
|12.1 (133rd overall)
|Dwayne Bowe WR KC
|12.2 (134th overall)
|Rueben Randle WR NYG
|12.3 (135th overall)
|Philadelphia Eagles TM PHI
|12.4 (136th overall)
|Fred Jackson RB BUF
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|Robert Turbin RB SEA
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|Terrance West RB CLE
|12.7 (139th overall)
|Mark Ingram RB NO
|12.8 (140th overall)
|LeGarrette Blount RB NE
|12.9 (141st overall)
|Jeremy Hill RB CIN
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|Benny Cunningham RB STL
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|Christine Michael RB SEA
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|Ronnie Hillman RB DEN
Round 13
|13.1 (145th overall)
|Andre Williams RB NYG
|13.2 (146th overall)
|Steve Smith WR BAL
|13.3 (147th overall)
|Andrew Hawkins WR CLE
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|Golden Tate WR DET
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|Mike Evans WR TB
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|Mike Williams WR BUF
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|Kenny Stills WR NO
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|Khiry Robinson RB NO
|13.9 (153rd overall)
|Danny Woodhead RB SD
|13.10 (154th overall)
|Josh Gordon WR CLE
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Round 14
|14.1 (157th overall)
|Stephen Gostkowski K NE
|14.2 (158th overall)
|Justin Tucker K BAL
|14.3 (159th overall)
|Jordan Matthews WR PHI
|14.4 (160th overall)
|Phil Dawson K SF
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|Dan Bailey K DAL
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|Steven Hauschka K SEA
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|Nick Novak K SD
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|Mason Crosby K GB
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|Adam Vinatieri K IND
|14.10 (166th overall)
|Greg Zuerlein K STL
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|Blair Walsh K MIN
Round 15
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|Jonathan Grimes RB HOU
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|Bobby Rainey RB TB
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|Roy Helu RB WAS
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High School: Honorable Mention All-State and All-Metro by The Birmingham News ... had 85 service aces and 414 kills her senior year ... team was Region B runner-up and Area Nine runner-up ... had 47 service aces, 18 total blocks and 170 kills her junior season.
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Pope's resignation stuns NH Catholics
New Hampshire Catholics said they were surprised, including five students from Magdalen College in Warner who arrived in Rome Saturday to begin several weeks of study.
On Sunday, they were at St. Peter's Square to hear the 85-year-old Benedict say his weekly Angelus prayer. Twenty-four hours later, the announcement came.
"It's kind of crazy to think you come here and all of a sudden, it's a huge news story," said Baron Torres, a sophomore at the college. The students are lodging at a convent outside Rome, and Torres said he kept doubting what the receptionist told him Monday morning.
"You would think the Pope is supposed to stay on his seat until the day he dies," Torres said.
Others disagreed.
"There is a time to step down, even in the Catholic church," said William Fahey, president of the Thomas More College of Liberal Arts in Merrimack. "In his resignation, he is teaching us one more thing."
He dismissed any suggestion that there is more to the story.
Michele Dillon, a scholar of Catholicism and professor of sociology at the University of New Hampshire, said the resignation makes sense, given the mental and physical energy necessary to fulfill the job. The Pope had slowed down recently and started using a cane and a wheeled platform to take him up the long aisle in St. Peter's, Reuters reported.
In a statement, New Hampshire Bishop Peter Libasci asked for prayers for the Pope and said Benedict always emphasized the Church's deep traditions and 2,000 years of history.
Became Pope in 2005
Benedict was elevated to Pope in 2005, after spending years as head of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. There, he earned the nickname "God's Rottweiler" for his insistence on strict adherence to Catholic teaching.
As Pope, Benedict angered Muslims when he compared Islam with violence. Jews didn't like it when he rehabilitated a Holocaust denier. And the priest sex-abuse scandal continued throughout his papacy, especially in European countries.
Last year, Benedict's private butler leaked papers alleging corruption in Vatican business deals.
As Pope, Benedict adhered to established doctrine on topics such as homosexuality, priestly celibacy and women's ordination, Dillon said. And he bemoaned the rise of secularism in Europe and the Western world.
But he endorsed modernizing Vatican II and spoked against economic inequality. And there were no purges of liberals during Benedict's eight years.
"His kindness to liberals is one in not doing the things people thought he would do," said the Rev. Jerome Day OSB, a Benedictine at St. Anslem College who is also pastor at St. Raphael Church in Manchester.
St. Anselm connection
The announcement made for a sad day at the abbey at St. Anselm College, Day said.
When elected, the German-born Pope took the name of the founder of the Benedictine order, Day said. The Benedictines who came to New Hampshire to minister to Germans, he said, trace their spiritual home to Pope Benedict's native Bavaria.
"Across the board, there is gratitude among the monks at St. Anselm for the many good things he has done for us," Day said.
He said it will be interesting to see how the role of Pope-emeritus develops, and he said the former Pope would always be welcome to lecture at St. Anselm College.
The last Pope to resign willingly was Celestine V in 1294 after reigning for only five months. His resignation was known as "the great refusal" and was condemned by the poet Dante in the "Divine Comedy."
Gregory XII reluctantly abdicated in 1415 to end a dispute with a rival claimant to the papacy.
As soon as Palm Sunday?
In Rome, chief Vatican spokesman Father Federico Lombardi indicated that the complex machinery of naming a new Pope will move quickly, not having to wait for elaborate funeral services.
He said Benedict would not try to influence the decision of the College of Cardinals, which will select a new Pope. A new leader could be elected as soon as Palm Sunday, on March 24, and be ready to take over by Easter a week later, Lombardi said.
The Magdalen College students are scheduled to depart Rome on March 8, but Torres said he would like to stay longer.
Torres said it would be intriguing to witness the election of a new Pope. But he said he would give it up for the security of keeping Benedict in place.
"I'm honestly scared for the church," he said.
Dillon said a new Pope will bring a fresh perspective to problems such as the priest shortage, the role of women in the church and the lack of faith among youth.
"Whoever responds to them, the hope is they do it in a creative way," the UNH professor said. "The church is all the time tweaking its doctrine."
Reuters News Service and Union Leader Correspondent Kimberly Houghton contributed to this article.
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- 0Oct 8, '04 by jopadeevraHI, I'm starting the RN program in January '05 and was wondering if there's anyone else out there attending/going to attend Inver.
- 0Dec 1, '04 by Spazzy NurseGood luck to both of you guys!!
Just curious, what is the waiting list like these days to get into the RN programs at Inver and Century?
- 0Dec 1, '04 by jopadeevraThis is the first year that they eliminated a waiting list that carries on beyond one year. The selection process used to just be a lottery system, but they have now made it more competitive. There were 400 qualified applicants for 90 spots this year. I originally was on the wait list at #17 for spring. I don't know how far down the list they got to.
Hi Tam,
Yep, Inver and Century is a joint program, they share teachers and clinical sites. The scrub tops have an Inver/Centruy logo on them. Do you start in spring?
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It's mentioned in the author's introduction to this new tome that Konitz himself had doubts that people would be interested in a series of interviews with him at book length. However, this is a thoroughly absorbing read: a must-have for Konitz fans but highly recommended for anyone interested in jazz, the art of musical improvisation and the creative process. The book is dedicated to the memory of Lennie ...read more


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An unrectified case of injustice has a terrible way of lingering, restlessly, in the social atmosphere like an unfinished equation.Mary Mccarthy
If thou suffer injustice, console thyself; the true unhappiness is in doing it.Democritus
One had better die fighting against injustice than to die like a dog or a rat caught in a trap.Ida B. Wells
Injustice can be eliminated, but human conflicts and natural limitations cannot be removed. The conflicts of social life and the limitations of nature cannot be controlled or transcended. They can, however, be endured and survived. It is possible for there to be a dance with life, a creative response to its intrinsic limits and challenges ...Sharon Welch
Slow violence is seldom recognized. Hunger, poverty and injustice usually aren?t acknowledged until after the revolution.Unknown
The mark of your ignorance is the depth of your belief in injustice and tragedy. What the caterpillar calls the end of the world, the Master calls a butterfly.Richard David Bach
No one will dare maintain that it is better to do injustice than to bear it.Aristotle
All History is current; all injustice continues on some level, somewhere in the world.Alice Walker
Of all the forms of injustice, that is the most egregious which makes the circumstances of sex a reason for excluding one half of mankind from all those paths which lead to usefulness and honorCharles Brockden Brown
Philanthropy is commendable, but it must not cause the philanthropist to overlook the circumstances of economic injustice which make philanthropy necessary.Martin Luther King Jr
There may be times when we are powerless to prevent injustice, but there must never be a time when we fail to protestElie Wiesel
The miser, starving his brother's body, starves also his own soul, and at death shall creep out of his great estate of injustice, poor and naked and miserable.Theodore Parker
Injustice, poverty, slavery, ignorance -- these may be cured by reform or revolution. But men do not live only by fighting evils. They live by positive goals, individual and collective, a vast variety of them, seldom predictable, at times incompatible.Isaiah Berlin
Man's capacity for justice makes democracy possible; but man's inclination to injustice makes democracy necessaryReinhold Niebuhr
Every writer, without exception, is a masochist, a sadist, a peeping Tom, an exhibitionist, a narcissist, an injustice collector and a depressed person constantly haunted by fears of unproductivity.Edmund Bergler
He (Thomas Paine) saw oppression on every hand; injustice everywhere; hypocrisy at the altar; venality on the bench, tyranny on the throne; and with a splendid courage he espoused the cause of the weak against the strongRobert Green Ingersoll
To claim for socialism that it is a class war is to do it an injustice and indefinitely postpone its triumph. Socialism offers a platform broad enough for all to stand upon. It makes war upon a system, not upon a class.James Keir Hardie
Destiny is a good thing to accept when it's going your way. When it isn't, don't call it destiny; call it injustice, treachery, or simple bad luck.Joseph Heller
Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will. Find out just what any people will quietly submit to and you have found out the exact measure of injustice and wrong which will be imposed upon them, and these will continue till they are resisted with either words or blows, or both. The limits of tyrants are prescribed by the endurance of those whom they oppress.Frederick Douglass
INJUSTICE, n. A burden which of all those that we load upon others and carry ourselves is lightest in the hands and heaviest upon the back.Ambrose Bierce
God knows it did not cross our minds to attack the towers but after the situation became unbearable and we witnessed the injustice and tyranny of the American-Israeli alliance against our people in Palestine and Lebanon, I thought about it. And the events that affected me directly were that of 1982 and the events that followed -- when America allowed the Israelis to invade Lebanon, helped by the U.S. Sixth Fleet. As I watched the destroyed towers in Lebanon, it occurred to me punish the unjust the same way (and) to destroy towers in America so it could taste some of what we are tasting and to stop killing our children and women.Osama bin Laden
We will not compromise or kneel in the face of injustice. We will not let evil triumph over virtue.Saddam Hussein


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Fall Beer and Food Pairings to Offer DinersTuesday, October 7th, 2014
There is something completely natural about the desire to pair beer with autumn food. Maybe it's because the beverage shares a color with the leaves, or maybe it's because the earthy flavors evoke the smell of the rain-soaked land…or maybe they just taste great together. If you're running with that last theory, here's our take on maximizing the flavor profile of your fall pairings:
Strong Beers for Strong Spices
Traditional autumn flavors are warm and spicy; nutmeg, cinnamon, cardamom, and cloves. To pair with these strong flavors, you want a strong beer. Pair these classic fall flavors with hoppy harvest brews or caramel-tinted American amber ales for the best effect. The significant exception; if you're going to eat a traditional Mexican mole sauce, you're better off pairing it with a pumpkin brew. The spice profile fits neatly in with the sweetness of that particular beer.
Hoppy harvests and American ambers pair well with soft, ripened cheeses such as Brie and Camembert. Similarly, intensely sweet fruit such as poached pears or bananas foster are perfectly balanced by the intensity of the harvest brews and amber ales. (more…)


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