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if you are up for a long day, this will be a good event:
http://www.stenulson.net/rcflight/sparcs/silfly8.htm From northern Colorado, take I-25 south to I-70 in Denver. I-70 west to C-470 south, exit will say "to Colorado Springs" . Perhaps 10 miles south on C-470 to Hwy 285 (either south or west, don't know what the exit will say but definitely not east!) to Fairplay. My guess is that Bill Stevens and the Mountain Models owner will be there. You are looking at a 2 1/2 hour drive from Estes Park. Roger Hill Roger Hill |
Jul 20, 2007, 12:34 PM | |
There is a "Fun Fly" at Cherry Creek in Denver on Saturday... which means if you're not a club member, you will be watching.
Hwy 285 is also known as Hampden Street, and the exit sign does say "Fairplay" on it I think. If you are actually going to Fairplay... it is a really long drive... more than 2.5 hours from Estes Park I think. There are better ways to go if you are starting in Estes too. I would drive through Boulder on Broadway, which is the same road you come in from Estes Park, if you stay to the right. South of Boulder, Broadway becomes highway 93, which goes to Golden, where 93 becomes West 6th Avenue... then get on 470 here: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=e...0467&z=14&om=1 You can get off 6th and go on to 470 right near the big City building that we call Taj Mahal... which is funny as hell because it doesn't look anything like it. C470 "South" is labeled as "East" in this area of town. It's a beltway. It goes all sorts of directions. |
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I checked with Jerry Thompson of Thompson's Hobbies this morning looking for the ERC group in the NW end of town. That group has lost their field and have scattered. the lady is correct inthat most of those people are at the Arvada site off HWY 93. Jerry did tell me there is to be a vintage/old-timer flyin at Arvada this Sat. the 28th. He said it starts at 9 AM. Anyone knowing more details let us know. Thanks for the heads-up Jasmine. ben |
Jul 24, 2007, 02:01 PM | |
Yeah I was planning to go to that. I'm a huge fan of WW 2 planes. Here's the info:
http://www.arvadamodelers.com/Micros...__2_15_07_.pdf I don't think you will be able to fly, but you will be able to watch. |
Jul 24, 2007, 08:10 PM | |
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Went to Cherry Creek Park on Saturday, but didn't get there until noon and the winds had come up a bit. I drove by the flying field and there was only one guy loading up, no flying. Had a great day at the lake anyhow, CO has the best state park system in the country!!
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I have booked a nice studio in Andre del Sarte, Montmarte, Paris and wondering if anyone knows this area? First time to Paris for myself. We have a budget of $200 AUD per night.
Can you please tell me if this is a dodgy area, or is it okay. Thanks.
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Monmatre is ok but lower budget area of Paris.Budget hostels hotels tourists, but a bit far out from centre.Pigalle area pretty dodgy.For your budget you can do a lot better. www.ihg.com Crowne Plaza Republique for me $149 euro/nt recently awesome central location in a Huassmann building at a GREAT price. Parisbestlodge.com for apts in more central areas careful many scammers always pay with CC never wire money.
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Rue André del Sartre is right alongside the park on the right side of Sacré Coeur. It is a very exclusive street.
Nearby (a few blocks away) is the major Barbès-Château Rouge immigrant area, which you will either love or hate -- but there is nothing dangerous about it. -
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But it is not really very "convenient" to the center of Paris where the major sites you will be visiting are. since Kerouac says it is a "nice" area, it could be fun, but you have a pretty good budget for something more central.
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Its a nice area but as this is your first time to Paris you might want to try a more central location. I've stayed in Montmartre and enjoyed it but found I couldn't go back and forth to the accommodation during the day. Once I left in the morning, it was too 'far' to return during the day to drop off shopping, change clothes etc etc. The metro is fine but its time consuming to travel back and forth. I found most of my time was spent in the central areas and Montmartre was just a bit 'too far away'.
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There are a couple of ways to look at it.
If you want to see a bit of local life in Paris, staying away form the centre is a good way to do it. Appartment, your local butcher, local cafe, small restos with the owner who will welcome you back,etc...
Alternatively, there is not very much to see, as a tourist, where you are located: Sacre Coeur (view), Place du Tertre (get a drawing made), the Monmartrobus (trolley around the area), the funiculaire... None are big 'must-see's. so...you will have to travel.
Type in 'Paris andre del sartre' into google maps. You will see the M symbolfor metro. Click on Chateau Rouge and Abbesses
CR is Line M4, A is Line M12. Next, go to the public transit website
Click on the interactive map /plan. You will see the green M12 line and the purple M4 line. Essentially you will want to go from CR or A (or any closer one) to the Seine.
On line 4, 9 stops to Notre Dame. On line 12, 8 stops to Louvre.
You are not out in the suburbs, but it means everyday you will need to take one or moe metro lines (or bus!) to get to the stuff you will probably want to see. -
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It isn't just the fact that you will have to take the metro/bus to get places, it is how far it is and how many changes you may need to take. I don't stay in any place in Paris where I could walk to everything I wanted to do, but it can make it inconvenient when a trip involves so much time. Especially at night, but you have to adjust for those things if you do stay up there. For example, if you just want to stay around the hotel to eat at night, that is better, if you think there are lots of places to do that. And in the daytime, it won't matter so much if you just leave in the morning and don't intend to go back to the hotel but once at night.
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Montmartre is great and there is plenty to see within a few blocks between Sacre Coeur and the Opera Garnier there are tons of restaurants,shops and Cafes on the BLVDS. You will spend 30-40 minutes a day in the Metro getting to and from the other locations but Paris is the most connected city I have ever seen.
Downside: It is hard to spell however and you need to take elevators from the Metro.8
Whatever you decide you will have a blast!
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As a child, I had to stay with our great aunt in the (near suburbs) -- 4 stops from Gare Saint Lazare. Our family nevertheless spent all day every day in Paris and just came back for dinner. The thought of dropping off purchases, changing clothes or resting never crossed our minds. I guess many modern visitors are much more fragile if an address in Paris accessible by some easy metro rides is just too much of a burden for them. Oh no, I think I'm going to cry about such a terrible fate.
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Rue Andre del Sarte is indeed a lovely little street. I walked it to Montmartre a number of times when I stayed in the nearby immigrant area in April. I didn't find it at all difficult or too time-consuming getting around from there, as there's access to metro lines 2, 4, and 12 from the two closest metro stations Chateau Rouge and Barbes-Rochechouart.
I loved the area and felt safe at all times. -
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Montmartre seemed like a great area to stay. Certainly you're out of the center but it's not difficult to take the metro. Unless you're naturally low on energy, why do you need to go back in the middle of the day?
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Some people prefer to stay in areas where they are only a 5 or 10 minute walk from several major sights and a brief metro or cab back to the hotel. We always go back to the hotel to relax with a drink, rest and shower before going out to dinner. Wouldn't want it to be 35 or 40 minutes away.
(Granted at home I live 25/30 minutes from work but that is to be in a nice residential area rather than the business center. But - we have at least 50 decent restaurants within a 10 block area - and are 1 block from Central Park and a few minutes from several major museums, -
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Point taken nytraveler and everyone has their own style. I just think it's difficult to predict what another person might want. If the area is safe and the OP is comfortable there it's perfect for them.
We had a great time in Montmarte, there are so many little things to see that it was delightful. Well, just like all of Paris Heck, most of us could have a great trip to Paris even if we had to trudge in from EuroDisney everyday. -
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I will only say one more time that Montrmartre is difficult to get to by the excellent Metro/bus system of Paris. Why stay there for a first time if you could be more central. If it is already locked in, then case closed. You will LOVE the area and make it do.
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Per Michel_Paris's excellent explanation of the Metro/bus routes to the central sites. Nothing is impossible, but convenience counts for me when I am in Paris--or anywhere.
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Montmartre is one of the most picturesaue neighborhoods in Paris and retains some of the atmosphere that drew Parisians in its heyday.
Paris has one of the most efficient public transportation systems in the world.
As far as safety, while it is important to be aware of your surroundings wherever you are, you are safer in Paris that in an American city of similar size.
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If you want to stay in Montmartre because you love it or think it will be a pleasant place to stay, by all means stay there.
If you want an apartment in a more centrally located area, think about looking at accommodations closer to the center.
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Not disagreeing with Montmartre as a location,but I will contrast two locations I stayed at on previous trips.
one was in 16th, near Metro Mirabeau. Easy walk to M from hotel, nice cafe near M for breakfast. Some good restos in area, no tourists at all. For sightseeing, only choice was 2 block walk to Seine to see eiffel in distance. To get to Marais, for example, was about 20 min ride, longer back. So everyday I would metro central, do a lot of walking. Before dinner, I would go back to 16th, drop off camera, any purchases and just rest. Then metro back in to eat in 4-7th.
second home base was across from RER St Michel. Out of my window I could see sunrising over Notre Dame. From that location I was 'at' a lot of sights, plenty of restaurants, shops, Seine,etc
I agree wholeheartedly that public transit is great, and Montmartre is not a bad location. But there are some small advantages, on a first trip, to staying a bit more central.
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Merci Beaucoup everyone for your thoughtful replies. After a lot of research, I have booked a room in Beauborg (near the Pompidou). I think it will be better, as many of you point out, being my first trip to Paris. I can walk to the River Seine, Notre Dame and Louvre from there. Will definiately make a trip to Montmarte also. Am getting excited!!
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Too bad! People are often warned away from where they should have stayed in the first place.
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Western Chances is supported by - leadership Western Health. - activities that improve school engagement 2. Transition from primary to secondary school The object of Western Chances is to: 'Give children of the Western Suburbs of Melbourne hope and op- 3. At risk groups requiring additional support portunity to break out of the cycle of poverty and - newly arrived disadvantage by providing scholarships to assist or - same sex attracted enhance the development of these children.' - indigenous Australians Applicants must be a resident of, or attend school in, the municipalities of Brimbank, Hobson's Bay, Maribyrnong, Melton, Moonee Valley or Western Youth #7 3 Wyndham. Further information on the terms and training and thesis on enhancing the confidence conditions of the scholarship are available from of isolated young people through group work. the website. Contact details for Jane Maher BH: 9419 1534 New scholarships application dates for 2005 are M: 0419 102 338 E: email@example.com as follows: Round 1: 18th April – 6th May Coles Education Grants Round 2: 3rd October – 21st October Purpose: To assist students in years 10-12 to pur- You can also download application forms from the chase educational material and tools. website during the above times www.westernchances. org.au. Alternatively, Helen or Jade can be contacted Looking at the website you will note that around on 8345 1850 or 0438024764. 16 grants were awarded in Victoria last year. An opportunity exists from March to apply for this money. Health Category: Education, Employment Funding: $1000 Paying Attention To Self Program Closing Date: Ongoing (from March 2005) A peer support group for young people aged 13 – 18 years whose parent is affected by a mental Applications can only be completed online. illness. PATS meets on a weekly basis for eight Application form not available until March. weeks each school term. The aim of PATS is to Website: http://www.coles.com.au/careers/schol- increase the participant's knowledge of mental arships health and illness, to improve their help seek- ing behaviour and coping strategies and improve their sense of connection to peers, family and the New Resource community. All aBoard! Referrals are currently being taken for the next All aBoard! – a guide to helping organisations PATS group which will commence on Tuesday involve children and young people on boards May 10 for young people aged 16 - 18. The group and committees – is now available in hard-copy is run from the Centre for Adolescent Health, 8 format. All aBoard! has lots of information, tips Gatehouse St Parkville and practical ideas about things like recruitment, supporting young people, making meetings fun For more information on the program please contact and lots more. Follow the link below to find out Danielle Forer on 9345 7950 or email danielle. more about All aBoard! http://www.kids.nsw. firstname.lastname@example.com gov.au/publications/tps_allaboard.html Confidence in Groups Youth Facts & Stats Website Private groups are available for secondary school Australian youth facts and stats aged young people in the North and West who This site is seeking to provide a one-stop infor- have lost confidence with friends and want mation service where youth service providers, to meet other young people dealing with simi- practitioners such as youth workers and health lar stuff in a safe and confidential group space. workers, policy-makers and educators, and Through group work with others their own age young people themselves, can 'go first' to quickly young people can recover their confidence, build find reliable data, sorted by subject matter and their self esteem, optimism and resilience and get continuously updated. back on track with enjoying friends, doing their school work and growing up. This resource has been funded by the Telestra Foundation and the Australian Clearinghouse Jane Maher set up and ran the CHAT group pro- for Youth Studies (ACYS) is actively seeking gram for shy, lonely and bullied young people feedback about the site. It can be found at http:// at the Centre for Adolescent Health from 1997 www.youthfacts.com.au/ to 2005 when it was defunded. She is a psycho- therapist currently completing her psychodrama Western Youth #7 4 Education sonal mentor who will support young people to develop skills needed to find a job or explore Chill Choose Change – Working Together training options. 'Working Together' is a whole school, strengths based approach to solving a problem together. For more information contact Bronwyn Davison on CCC begins by hearing from a school about a ph: 9925 7203 or 9925 7774 particular difficulty that is affecting a part or the Make A Difference (MAD) Day whole of a school community. A strategy is de- The Make a Difference Program is run by the veloped to work with groups within the school Education Foundation and aims to assist students to develop resources and skills to address a prob- to learn and take action to make a difference in lem. CCC plans to work with a school in the west the world and their local communities. The main in Term 2. theme of MAD for 2005 is Reconciliation and Interested schools or agencies may contact CCC Harmony. This is an opportunity for students to Crossroads network on 9384 8312 (Jane, Brendan become better related to one another as well as and Tamara) or email chill.choose.change@aus. people of all cultures. The MAD kit, which can be salvationarmy.org obtained to assist schools, contains a number of other themes and ideas for values-based projects that give students the opportunity to impact on Peers lend a helping hand their world. Kids Help Line's experience has shown that when To request a FREE MAD kit, email Adrian Bertoli at ad young people have a problem they turn firstly to email@example.com your name, school friends for support. Friends want to help each and postal address. You can also contact Adrian on other but sometimes may feel unsure about how 9650 4277 or visit http://www.rumad.org.au/ to, especially with very serious issues such as child abuse, mental illness or suicidal thoughts or feel- ings. The Kids Help Line Peer Skills Workshop Spirt West – Fresh Program was developed to address these uncertainties and Spirit West Services: a division of the Western to positively enhance the helping skills of young Bulldogs is currently offering an alternative edu- people during their adolescent years. cation program for young people. Peer Skills workshops are hosted by second- The program is tailored to meet each individual's ary schools and youth agencies in all States and needs; assisting them to develop skills in the fol- Territories throughout Australia. The workshop lowing areas; Reading, Writing, Numeracy, Oral is designed to build on the listening, problem Communication and General Studies. The pro- solving and protective skills of young people to gram meets the requirements of the Certificate of enable them to safely and constructively help a General Education for Adults (CGEA). friend or peer. Most importantly, participants are encouraged to seek the support of an adult when Successful completion of the course will give par- problems seem serious. ticipants the equivalent of a Year 10 pass, which will help to gain entry to VCAL/TAFE, VCE, Kids Help Line Peer Skills provides information an apprenticeship/traineeship, or other employ- and guidelines on important points to consider ment. when establishing a peer helping program. The course is provided in Footscray between For more information about Peer Skills please check 9am-2pm Tuesday to Friday. out the website at www.peerskills.com.au Do you have a client or know a young person that you think would be interested in an alterna- Mentoring Program tive learning environment or wants a qualifica- The LYPET program is for young people aged 15- tion that is the equivalent of Year 10 and is aged 24 yrs who have not completed secondary school between 15 and 19 years old? or who are not engaged in employment, educa- tion or training. Young people must have some If so they may be eligible to enroll in 'SpiritWest connection to the city of Darebin or Whittlesea. Services' Fresh Program based in Seddon. If someone The project will provide participants with a per- you know is interested in this program call Monika Western Youth #7 5 Ercoli and Jo Nightingale at SpiritWest Services on Date: 12-19 April 2005 9680 6167. Cost: $660 Venue: Port Fairy Professional Development Opportunities For more info: Gillian Swan Ph: 0437 610 994 or ORYGEN Youth Health Training www.adolescent.com.au Level One Training Session: Putting Self Harm in Context – Issues, Myths Networks and Management Western Families and Mental Health Network Date: Wednesday April 20th Carerlinks West and The Centre for Adolescent Time: 9-12.30 Health would like to invite workers who are Cost: $50 working with children and young people who Venue: The Treacy Conference Centre, 126 have a family member who is affected by a The Avenue, Parkville, on the corner of The mental illness to join this network which meets Avenue and Walker St. on a quarterly basis. The Next Meeting of the Network is on Wednesday 4th May at Carerlinks Level Two Training Session: West in Footscray. The Families of Young People Experiencing Mental Health Difficulties: Obstacle or Asset? The Meeting is aimed at updating workers on initiatives which are occurring in the region and Date: Thursday May 26th aims to share information regarding resources Time: 9-4.30 and ideas for working with these children and Cost: $90 to identify needs and service gaps in the Western Region. Venue: The Treacy Conference Centre, 126 The Avenue, Parkville, on the corner of The If you are interested joining the network or would Avenue and Walker St. like further information please contact Danielle Forer on 9345 7950 or email firstname.lastname@example.com Any enquires and to register contact Sandra Biggs 8346 8213 firstname.lastname@example.com for a registration form. Drug and Alcohol Conferences "Journeys of Change" Short Course in Mental Health and Wellbeing Journeys of Change is a unique program that has been set up by MacKillop Family Services to as- – VicHealth sist young inhalant users living in out of home A FREE 2-day course in Promoting Mental Health care. The program aims to assist these young and Wellbeing. To further develop the skills and people to address the issues that lead to their use capacity of people in diverse sectors to under- of inhalants and other drugs. Journeys of Change take successful mental health promotion activity. is loosely based on the Youth in Search model Modules include evidence based project planning, run in New South Wales. implementation and evaluation of activity with specific focus on VicHealth's Mental Health Young people are invited to participate in a three Promotion Framework. For more information month program. During this time the young peo- see VicHealth's website www.vichealth.vic.gov.au, ple attend three overnight camps (i.e. one per and complete an online registration form. month) where they are encouraged to participate in "campfire conversation" about their inhalant Engine Innovate: A conference where young (and other drug) use and examine the reasons be- people lead the way hind their inhalant use. Young People's Thinking of Professional Practice: Young people are then asked to attend weekly An Integrated Conference for Youth and follow up session with program staff where they Community. The theme for this year's conference have the opportunity to further discuss their drug is Youth Participation Western Youth #7 6 use and issues that may have been discussed dur- Same Sex Attracted ing camps. Free Resource Kit For Same Sex Attracted Young people are also encouraged to maintain a Young People and Their Peers journal of the "Journey" through the program. A resource for young people who have a peer This can be a written or pictorial journal or could or friend that identifies as 'same sex attracted'. be an audio or video tape or their thoughts and Although this is targeted at friends and peers of progress through the program. same sex attracted youth (SSAY); SSAY them- To ensue that the program works well there will selves, teachers, siblings and parents will also be maximum of 4 young people participating in benefit from this free kit that educates about sex- each three month program. However young peo- ual diversity. ple who have successfully completed the program For more info: Tina Icario Ph: 03 9561 7359 or (and are no longer using inhalants or other drugs) firstname.lastname@example.com may be invited to attend future programs as peer mentors/camp leaders. Schooling & Sexualities … Ten Years On It is important that young people are committed to the program and committed to finding and using Ten years ago a conference was held by the ways of reducing/ceasing their inhalant use. It is Centre for Education & Change in the Faculty of therefore vital that young people attend all weekly Education at Deakin University which looked at sessions. If they miss a session for any reason, they the need to incorporate gay, lesbian, bisexual & will not be able to attend the next camp. trasgender issues into Australian schools. Deakin University will again be holding a conference to All camps are attended by a qualified counsellor look at schooling and sexualities. The conference and a qualified youth worker. All weekly sessions will be co-facilitated by Dr. James Sears from the will be conducted by qualified counsellors. United States who is a renowned scholar on les- bian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues in edu- Young people can be referred to the program by cation and curriculum studies. The conference contacting Colin Charles on 9376 3555 and obtaining organisers are currently calling on those who may a referral form be interested in giving a presentation, setting up an exhibition of resources, giving a performance (e.g. youth theatre) or submitting a paper. The Homelessness conference will be held on Friday 30th September to Sunday 2nd October 2005. YEETI YEETI is the new initiative from the Victorian For further details or if you are interested in Government, Department of Human Services, contributing contact Dr. Lisa Hunter on 0417 622 to help homeless young people aged 15-24 who 863 or email@example.com have difficulties accessing and maintaining em- ployment, education or training. Melbourne Citymission has attracted funding of $2,000,000 to develop and implement the initiative until the Youth Mental Health end of June 2007. Promotion Homelessness Assistance providers will be able to apply for YEETI brokerage packages to help Youth Mental Health Promotion is a broad area support young clients with costs relating to em- but it incorporates some fundamental practice ployment, education or accredited training which principles. If you can answer yes to one or more otherwise they might not have been able to meet, of the following questions then it is likely that in order to promote self-sufficiency and inde- your initiative is mental health promoting. pendence. There will be four YEETI application rounds in 2005. For more information, call Lenche Kozmevska, YEETI Administrator, (03) 9680 8233 or see the YEETI website at: http://www.yeeti.org.au . Western Youth #7 7 · Does your initiative enhance protective · Have you promoted a sense of belonging and factors and decrease risk factors for young being valued? people? · Are there broader social values that you are · Have young people been involved in the trying to address/shift through your activity? planning, development or delivery? · Has there been an emphasis on strengthening · Have you collaborated with other links between different aspects of young organisations and across different sectors? people's lives, e.g. school, community, family? · Will it provide an opportunity for young people to learn new skills and/or make a · Have you addressed evaluation and contribution to the community? sustainability? · Are there opportunities for young people to The next edition of Western Youth will be produced form close relationships, reinforce healthy in June 2005. If you would like to contribute please behaviours, etc.? contact: Katie Scott 8346 8213 email@example.com · Is there cross-generational interaction? Western Youth Feedback – Fax this page to 9347 9099 Please tell us what you think of Western Youth; comments, suggestions and impact Name (optional): ___________________________ Position: __________________________________ Contact Number or Email: ______________________________________________________________ Western Youth #7 8


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Red Roof Inn - Lansing
25 miles south of the Chicago Loop, Red Roof Chicago/Lansing is located close to the Horseshoe Casino & the River Oaks Mall. This hotel features free Wi-Fi & complimentary local & long distance calls within the Continental U.S.
CITY: Lansing
Red Roof Inn & Suites - Monee
Features 67 modern rooms, deluxe express start breakfast (hot), free secure parking, free wireless internet & indoor heated pool.
CITY: Monee
Riverview Guest House, Inc.
Reflecting on the past one might envision the charm of the neighborhood. Built in 1907 this late Queen Ann home offers a quiet comfortable getaway of yesteryear from the stress of modern life. Breakfast creations can be served in the Maurice Chevalier Dining Room or on the Front Porch. Travelers of both business and pleasure are welcome!
CITY: Kankakee
Route 50 Motel
Welcome! At the Route 50 Motel you can easily find us after a long day of driving. We are located on the highway and easy to spot. We offer fresh coffee as well as an outdoor pool, cozy beds and all the necesities you need. 96 rooms. Outdoor pool. Free HBO and ESPN
CITY: Bourbonnais
Sleep Inn - Lansing
Sensible hotel with standard guest rooms in south suburbs of Chicago. Amenities include fitness center, deluxe continental breakfast & free wireless internet. Multi-purpose meeting space available. Pet friendly hotel.
CITY: Lansing
Sleep Inn - Tinley Park
Newly remodeled, corporate and family friendly, free WiFi, complimentary continental breakfast, fitness center, & restaurants within walking distance.
CITY: Tinley Park
South Holland Inn
102 guests rooms - in-room coffee maker with complimentary coffee, free room-delivered continental breakfast, free local phone calls, free cable/satellite movies, news and sports.
CITY: South Holland
Southland Inn & Suites - Markham
Treat yourself to one of our deluxe whirlpool suites. Then start your morning off right with our deluxe complimentary breakfast bar. Smoking rooms are available upon request.
CITY: Markham
SpringHill Suites Burr Ridge
128-room, all-suite hotel. Complimentary hi-speed wireless Internet, breakfast, laundry facility, indoor heated pool, fitness center, business center, dataport telephones. Free shuttle service. Conveniently located at I-55 & County Line Road.
CITY: Burr Ridge
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Chicago Southwest at Burr Ridge/Hinsdale
The perfect choice for a fresh, restful stay. Newly renovated top to bottom, this all-suites hotel offers complimentary local shuttle service, hi-speed wireless, breakfast, indoor pool, fitness center, business center and more. Convenient access to I-55.
CITY: Burr Ridge
Starway Inn - Lansing
Furnished with micro-fridge, wireless Internet, Cable TV, three minutes away from shopping malls and movie theaters. Semi-truck parking available.
CITY: Lansing
Super 8 - Bridgeview
Clean and quiet rooms. Restaurants nearby. Friendly staff, free super start breakfast, wireless Internet and bus or truck parking.
CITY: Bridgeview
Super 8 - East Hazel Crest
It's Super 8 Motel, located on 172nd & Halsted. We provide shuttle service, fridge, microwave, coffee 24/7, wifi, breakfast every morning and a business center.
CITY: East Hazel Crest
Super 8 - Joliet North
Indoor pool, Jacuzzi suites, free high-speed internet, complimentary breakfast, guest laundry.
CITY: Joliet
Super 8 - Joliet South
Continental breakfast, Rialto Theatre, casinos ½ mi. away, queen beds, cable, and in-room coffee makers.
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Super 8 - Monee
Fine, new economy lodging. 42 rooms, 3 Jacuzzi suites; free continental breakfast, truck & bus parking available. Meeting facilities for up to 35 people.
CITY: Monee
Super 8 - Romeoville
Super 8 Romeoville Bolingbrook hotel is located in the Heritage Corridor, convenient to Interstates 55 and 355 at Exit 367, and provides a comfortable, central place to stop near Chicago. Close to attractions like Chicagoland Speedway, O'Hare and Midway airports, and Empress Casino, our pet-friendly Romeoville hotel offers convenient accommodations near the Windy City.
CITY: Romeoville
Super 8 Motel - Bourbonnais
41 comfortable rooms including free continental breakfast, an indoor pool and suites available. Close to I-57 exit 315.
CITY: Bourbonnais
Super 8 Motel-Mokena/Frankfort
Worlds largest hotel rewards program. Somewhere between where you are and where you're going there's a Super 8. See you along the way. 69 rooms, near I-80 on route 45, many restaurants, many rooms, refrigerator and microwave, iron, iron boards, hair dryer, coffee pot in all rooms, wireless internet in all rooms, allow pets for a fee, laundry service, family suites.
CITY: Mokena
Terrace Motel
This property has 35 guest rooms and 3 suites. Other amenities include free parking, Wi-Fi access and non-smoking rooms.
CITY: Oak Forest
The Red Carpet Inn - South Holland
Regency Inn offers clean, comfortable rooms at affordable prices. The South Holland Regency Inn is the perfect alternative to high priced lodging.
CITY: South Holland
The Star Motel
This 27-room property offers budget lodging conveniently located near many restaurants, a laundry center, gas stations, grocery stores and a wide variety of shops. Free parking is offered during your stay.
CITY: Chicago Heights
Tinley Park Convention Center
70,450 square foot Convention Center features 18 versatile meeting rooms with the ability to accommodate up to 4,000 making this the ideal location for trade shows, conventions and social events. Ample free parking!
CITY: Tinley Park
Towneplace Suites by Marriott
All suite hotel featuring our "Morning Break" breakfast, "In a Pinch" market, and complimentary high speed wireless internet. Our Suites are 30% larger than a standard hotel room and feature fully equipped kitchens.
CITY: Joliet
United Motel - Lansing
Full-service facility. A total of 166 guest rooms, accessible to downtown Chicago. Banquets up to 100, small meetings, parties.
CITY: Lansing
Wikstrom Manor
Located in an old border town, situated along the Kankakee River. Designed and built by A.E. Wikstrom in 1892, it was known as the Villa Swea and was a gathering place for visiting Swedish dignitaries and local socialites.
CITY: Momence
Wingate by Wyndham
At the beautiful Wingate by Wyndham, we know you mean business. Our upscale hotel is proud to offer a host of valuable amenities at no extra cost to you. Our all-inclusive pricing model gives you access to services and benefits you won't find at other hotel chains, all free of charge.
CITY: Tinley Park
Wingate by Wyndham - Joliet
Conveniently located near I-55 and I-80, Wingate by Wyndham welcomes business, groups, sports, and leisure travelers. Serving hot complimentary breakfast daily.
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So apparently McDonald's is rolling out a new "snack sized" McFlurry.
Sounds low-cal-ish, right?
The new McFlurry's 15 teaspoons of added sugar helps pack its 430 calorie bottom line. That's 7 calories more than you'd get "snacking" on a Snickers Bar and then washing it down with a can of Coca Cola.
With "snacks" like that, who needs meals?
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
McD's "snack size" McFlurry is a Snickers Bar dissolved in a can of Coca Cola!
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- Anonymous11:48 pm
A snickers bar and coke?
Wow, that's great! Think of the gas I'll save with one stop shopping at the 7-11, once a week with 21 of each. SB&C, three times a day will be under the 1500 calories I aim for, so that means I can LOSE WEIGHT on this diet.
No fiddling with weights, calories, nutrition balancing, stuff I hate the taste of, taking a half day or more to calculate, shop, drive, unload, unpack, wash, chop, store, cook, clean, recycle, take out the garbage.
I could even have one 100 or so calorie snack each day. Yum. I'll deep fry one of them, and top it with whipped creme.
Thanks doc!
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ARCHBALD — The Dallas bats stood no chance against the Valley View middle infield that served as a suction cup.
All four times the Mountaineers put runners in scoring position in the District 2 Class 3A softball quarterfinal, either Valley View shortstop Blayse Cholish or second baseman Kelly Mecca made an acrobatic play in the field to squelch any run production.
Valley View advanced to the semifinals Wednesday with a 3-0 shutout victory over Dallas. The Cougars will host Tunkhannock on Monday.
"We had our opportunities," Dallas coach Joyce Tinner said. "But they're a really good, fundamentally sound team. They kept doing what they had to."
The Cougars' Griffin Jones blasted a warning track double that brought in two runs in the first inning. Jones' two-bagger proved to be the eventual game-winning run with seven Dallas runners left on base.
Dallas left two on in the top of the first inning after a Maddie Perez single and Sydney Kern walk. Cholish lunged for a pop fly for the second out before Valley View starter Morgan Caselli finished the inning on a comebacker.
The Mountaineers' best chance came following a one-out Taylor Kelley triple to center field in the third. Perez lasered a ball to the right side where Mecca made a brilliant back-ended catch into right field for the second out. Katy Comitz grounded out to end the inning.
"It's hard because you get runners in scoring position and we have to capitalize on that," Tinner said. "We knew it was going to be a tight game, and that it would come down to one or two runs. Hand it to them — they made some great defensive plays when they had to."
Mecca made two more stops to end chances in the fifth and seventh innings. With two runners on, she made a quick move on a Kelly Snyder ground ball to force a 4-6-3 double play to end the game.
Kern took the loss, allowing three earned runs on five hits in three innings. Maddie Kelly worked nicely in relief. She allowed one hit in three scoreless innings.
Dallas' left side of the infield countered the Cougars in defensive style points. Third baseman Kylee Saba and shortstop Kelley made 10 of the final 11 put-outs — many diving or running catches — for the Mountaineers.
"(Kelley) is probably one of the hardest-working kids I have," Tinner said. "She'll take ball after ball. She took a ball of her face one day at practice and the next she was out there for a game."
Tunkhannock 3, North Pocono 2
The Tigers plated two runs in the bottom of the seventh to win in walk-off fashion over the Trojans in a D2-3A quarterfinal. Taylor Hegedty led off the inning with a double, then pinch runner Sarah Traver scored on a wild pitch to tie the game 2-2.
Karlie Bulfords hit a sacrifice fly to knock in the winning run for Tunkhannock.
Berwick 1, Honesdale 0
Moriah Lynn tossed a six-hit shutout in the win for the Bulldogs. Sara Berlin and Abbey Remley had the only two hits in the D2-3A quartefinal game.
Megan Benson and Stacey Hart each had a double for Honesdale.
Wyoming Area 2, Abington Heights 1
Nicole Cumbo gave up three hits and one run in her complete game victory as the Warriors hung on over Abington Heights in a D2-3A quarterfinal game. Nicole Turner also went 2-for-3.
Dominque Emmett slammed a home run for Abington Heights.
(one team to states)
Monday's Result
Williamsport 8, Wallenpaupack 1
Tuesday's Result
Wyoming Valley West 3, Scranton 2 (10 inn.)
Wednesday's Result
Williamsport 4, Delaware Valley 2
Thursday's Games
No. 4 Wyoming Valley West (8-8) at No. 1 Hazleton Area (13-2), 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday, May 27
(time & site TBA)
No. 3 Williamsport (12-8) vs. Wyo. Val. West/Hazleton Area winner
Thursday, May 29
(If Williamsport wins tournament)
D2-4A championship, site & time TBA
(one team to states)
Monday's Results
Dallas 9, Scranton Prep 0
North Pocono 2, Crestwood 0
Tunkhannock 10, Western Wayne 0 (6 inn.)
Abington Heights 9, Lake-Lehman 0
Wyoming Area 10, Coughlin 1
Honesdale 16, Pittston Area 1 (3 inn.)
Berwick 7, West Scranton 0
Wednesday's Results
Valley View 3, Dallas 0
Tunkhannock 3, North Pocono 2
Wyoming Area 2, Abington Heights 1
Berwick 1, Honesdale 0
Friday's Games
No. 4 Tunkhannock (11-5) at No. 1 Valley View (14-0), 4:30 p.m.
No. 6 Wyoming Area (10-6) vs. No. 2 Berwick (13-3), 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday, May 27
Championship, time TBA at neutral site
(one team to states)
Monday's Results
Holy Redeemer 15, Wyoming Seminary 1 (5 inn.)
Nanticoke 6, Riverside 1
Northwest 10, Elk Lake 1 (4 inn.)
Dunmore 5, Mid Valley 0
Montrose 11, GAR 1 ( 5 inn.)
Hanover Area 17, Meyers 0 (4 inn.)
Mt. View 5, Lakeland 4
Holy Cross 4, Carbondale 0
Tuesday's Result
Holy Cross 5, Mt. View 0
Wednesday's Games
Holy Redeemer 6, Nanticoke 5
Dunmore 4, Northwest 0
No. 6 Hanover Area (10-3) at No. 3 Montrose (11-2), ppd.
Thursday's Games
No. 6 Hanover Area (10-3) at No. 3 Montrose (11-2), 4:30 p.m.
Friday's Games
No. 4 Dunmore (11-3) at No. 1 Holy Redeemer (14-0), 4:30 p.m.
Hanover Area/Montrose winner at No. 2 Holy Cross (13-1), 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday, May 27
Championship, time TBA at neutral site
(one team to states)
Tuesday's Results
Blue Ridge 8, MMI Prep 5
Old Forge 9, Forest City 1
Thursday's Games
(4:30 p.m.)
No. 4 Blue Ridge (3-11) at No. 1 Susquehanna (9-3)
No. 3 Old Forge (3-10) at No. 2 Lackawanna Trail (6-6)
Tuesday, May 27
Championship, time TBA at neutral site
Valley View 3, Dallas 0
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Taylor Kelley ss`3`0`1`0`0`1`0
Maddie Perez dp`3`0`1`0`0`0`0
Katy Comitz lf`3`0`0`0`0`0`0
Sydney Kern p`2`0`1`0`0`0`0
Abby Berger 1b`3`0`0`0`0`0`0
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Kylee Saba 3b`3`0`1`0`0`0`0
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For the 2010 Census, the U.S. Census Bureau (Bureau) faces the daunting challenge of cost-effectively counting a population that is growing steadily larger, more diverse, increasingly difficult to find, and more reluctant to participate in the decennial census. Managing its human capital, maintaining community partnerships, and developing advertising strategies to increase response rates for the decennial census are several ways that the Bureau can complete the 2010 Census accurately and within budget. This testimony, based primarily on past GAO work, provides information on (1) diversity in the Bureau's workforce, (2) plans for partnering with others in an effort to build public awareness of the census; and (3) certain requirements for ensuring contracting opportunities for small businesses.
Diversity in senior leadership is important for effective government operations. GAO found that the racial, ethnic, and gender makeup of the Bureau's senior management and staff in grades most likely to rise to senior management is generally in line with that of the federal government as a whole. The success of the 2010 Census depends, in part, upon the Bureau's ability to recruit, hire, and train a temporary workforce reaching almost 600,000. In 2000, the Bureau used an aggressive recruitment strategy, including advertising in various languages to attract different ethnic groups and races, as well as senior citizens, retirees, and others seeking part-time employment. The Bureau intends to use a similar recruitment strategy for the 2010 Census. For 2010, the Bureau also intends to involve community and other groups to encourage participation in the census, particularly among certain populations, such as persons with limited English proficiency and minorities. Further, the Bureau plans to hire a contractor to develop an advertising campaign to reach undercounted populations. In its contract solicitation, the Bureau has included a requirement that the contractor establish goals for subcontracting with, amongst other groups, women-owned and small disadvantaged businesses, and a requirement that the contractor have experience in marketing to historically undercounted populations such as African Americans, Asians, Hispanics, American Indian and Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders. This contract is expected to be awarded in September 2007. For the Bureau to leverage the benefit of its diversity and outreach efforts, it will be important for it to follow through on its intentions to recruit a diverse workforce, and utilize the experience of a diverse pool of partners, including community groups, state and local governments, and the private sector.
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Hornady Lever-Evolution in Marlin 336
My Dad grabbed a box of this for me, but I've also read that some models need to be modified to use the ammo effectivly (somthing about the tip bending in the tube)
So.I ask, does the 336 need to be modified? Or is a false rumor?
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I have a 336 and hand load that round for my rifle. I have never had any problems with it or had to modify my rifle in any way.
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The problem with the 336 and LeverEvolution was that the magazine tube for both the .35 and the 30-30 was the same tube. Because the 30-30 has a slightly smaller case diameter the cartridges had room to wiggle inside the tube. The point on one bullet would have enough room to jam against the case head of the bullet in front of it. Marlin's solution was to change the magazine follower so that the bullet on top couldn't wiggle. At some point in time they made the new follower a standard component.
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Leeds Institute of Cardiovascular and Metabolic Medicine
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Summary: Population-based studies of cardiovascular care
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Teaching Commitments: • Masters in Clinical Teaching, University of Leeds • Member of the programme management team, Intercalated BSc Cardiovascular Science. 2013 to present • Mentor: NIHR PhD students; National Institute for Health Research Infrastructure Experimental Medicine Research Training Camp. 2013 to present • Supervisor: Cardiology Fellows' teaching (Hull York Medical School). 2011 to present • Faculty: Successfully Applying For A NIHR Fellowship. 2011 to present • Tutor: Undergraduate cardiology; 'cardiovascular symposia' . 2011 to present • Tutor: Medical students. 2009 to 2010 • Lecturer: MSc Nutrition, Obesity and Health students. 2009 to 2013 • Lecturer: MSc Epidemiology and Biostatistics. 2014 to present I supervise a number of intercalated BSc (medical) students and lead a team of researchers including postgraduate research fellows/assistants, specialist trainees in cardiology (who are studying for an MD) and post-doctoral research fellows.
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Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of emergency hospitalisation in Europe, a leading cause of death and disability and has major impacts on global health economies. Throughout the world, but especially in the UK, there are substantial quantities of rich longitudinal and cross-sectional cardiovascular data available to study the quality of care and outcomes. Further, England is unique in that it is one of the only countries in the world with continuous national cardiovascular data collection.
My research group utilises descriptive and analytical epidemiological techniques to better understand, undertake comparative effectiveness analyses and therefore improve the quality care of patients with cardiovascular disease. We study regional and national, clinical and administrative, independent and bespoke linked cardiovascular databases, including the Myocardial Ischaemia National Audit Project (MINAP), British Cardiovascular Intervention Society (BCIS) database, National Audit of Cardiac Rehabilitation (NACR), Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) and the Evaluation of the Methods and Management of Acute Coronary Events (EMMACE)-1, 2, 3, 3X & 4 databases. We use national data as a platform for registry-based randomised controlled trials - for example, to test clinical interventions which may improve adherence to guideline recommended therapies and reduce premature cardiovascular deaths.
We have a specific interest in acute coronary syndromes (heart attacks), but also investigate the other cardiovascular diseases such as heart failure, percutaneous coronary interventions (angioplasty and TAVI), cardiac surgery and arhythmias such as atrial fibrillation. We and are keen to study healthcare performance, provider (Primary Care, hospital and healthcare professional) variations in care, quantify missed care opportunities and evaluate contemporary approaches to the management of cardiovascular disease and its outcomes. Whilst we base the majority of our work on data from national observational studies, we also undertake registry-based randomised controlled trials.
Specialist Clinical Care
I am an Honorary Consultant Cardiologist with a busy general cardiology clinical practice.
My clinical expertise include coronary artery disease, hypertension, cardiovascular risk and echocardiography. I have a particular specialist clinical interest in heart failure.
Management and leadership
o European Society of Cardiology Acute Cardiovascular Care Association Quality of Care Group. 2014 to presento British Cardiovascular Society Guidelines and Practice Committee. 2014 to present
o Academic theme leader for Cardiovascular Epidemiology,
Leeds Institute for Genetics Health and Therapeutics. 2013 to present
o Leeds MRC Bioinformatics Centre Academic Affairs Group. 2014 to present
o Chair: National Institute for Cardiovascular Outcomes Research (NICOR) Research Executive, University College London. 2013 to present
o National Institute for Cardiovascular Outcomes (NICOR) Research Risk and Governance Group. 2013 to present
o Cardiac Ablation Linking Outcomes for NICE (CALON) Steering Group. 2013 to present
o Myocardial Ischaemia National Audit Project (MINAP) Steering Group. 2012 to present
o SCN West Yorkshire Sub-Region Cardiac Steering Group. 2013 to present
o West Yorkshire Cardiovascular Network Advisory Board. 2012 to 2013
o West Yorkshire Comprehensive Local Research Network Patient and Public Involvement Strategy and Development Group. 2012 to 2013
o Chair: West Yorkshire Cardiovascular Network Patient and Public Involvement Group. 2011 to 2014
o National Audit of Cardiac Rehabilitation Steering Committee. 2011 to present
o National Cardiac Arrest Registry Steering Committee. 2012 to present
o European Society of Cardiology Annual Scientific Conference Abstract reviewer. 2013 to present
o Examiner for London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and University of Glasgow PhD candidates. 2012 to present
Membership of clinical organisations
o British Cardiovascular Societyo British Society for Heart Failure
o British Society of Echocardiography
o Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of London
o Fellow of the European Society of Cardiology
Membership of academic groups
o International Advisory Board, Heart (BMJ). 2015 to 2018
o National Heart Failure Audit Academic Group (HALO). 2013 to present
o National Institute for Cardiovascular Outcomes Research (NICOR) Research Board, Co-Chair. 2012 to present
o National Institute for Health CLARHC associate member. 2012 to 2013
o Cardiovascular disease research LInking Bespoke cohorts and Electronic Records (CALIBER) consortium. 2012 to present
o International Survey of Acute Coronary Syndromes - Transitional Countries (ISAC-CT) research group (UK lead). 2011 to present
o Myocardial Ischaemia National Audit Project (MINAP) Academic Group (MAG). 2008 to present
Journal manuscript review
o British Medical Journal. 2014 to present
o Circulation. 2014 to present
o Lancet. 2013 to present
o Heart. 2007 to present
o Annals of Internal Medicine. 2013 to present
o Circulation Cardiovascular Outcomes and Prevention. 2012 to present
o American Journal of Cardiology. 2011 to present
o BMJ open. 2013 to present
o International Journal of Cardiology. 2007 to present
Editorial board
o Deputy Editor : European Heart Journal Quality of Care and Clinical Outcomes, 2014 to present
o Editorial board: Journal of Geriatric Cardiology. 2011 to 2014
o Associate Editor: Journal of Cardiovascular Medicine. 2010 to 2014
o Editorial board: British Journal of Cardiology. 2007 to 2009
Grant review
o Health Research Council of New Zealand, Ischaemic Heart Disease expert review. 2014 to presento Chief Scientist Office Postdoctoral Fellowship in Health Services and Health of the Public Research expert review. 2012 to present
o Medical Research Council grant applications expert review. 2010 to present
o National Institute for Health Research SDO, HSRD, HTA, CD expert review. 2012 to present


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