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You design websites, apps, digital products of all kinds. You design your office, your home, even your nights out with friends. You know what it takes to craft an incredible experience. But when was the last time you turned the lens on yourself? Are you the designer of your own career?
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Rackets (sport)
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Rackets (American English) or racquets (British English) is an indoor racquet sport played in the United Kingdom, Ireland, United States, and Canada. The sport is infrequently called "hard rackets," possibly to distinguish it from the related sport of squash (formerly called "squash rackets").
Historians generally assert that Rackets began as an 18th-century pastime in London's King's Bench and Fleet debtors prisons. The prisoners modified the game of fives by using tennis rackets to speed up the action. They played against the prison wall, sometimes at a corner to add a sidewall to the game. Rackets then became popular outside the prison, played in alleys behind pubs. It spread to schools, first using school walls, and later with proper four-wall courts being specially constructed for the game. The lithograph at right from the late 1700s shows school boys 'hitting up' outside the Harrow School 'Old School' buildings.
Eglinton Castle has a "Racket Hall" which is first shown on the 1860 OS map, but estate records show that it was built shortly after 1839, the first recorded match being in 1846. The floor is of large granite slabs, now hidden by the wooden floor. It is the very first covered racket court and is now the oldest surviving court in the world, as well as being the oldest indoor sports building in Scotland. It has been restored as a racket hall, but used as an exhibition area.[1]
Some private clubs also built courts. Along with real tennis and badminton, rackets was used as an inspiration for the game of lawn tennis, invented in 1873 by Walter Clopton Wingfield. A vacant rackets court built into the University of Chicago's Stagg Field served as the location of the first artificial nuclear chain reaction on December 2, 1942. The Stagg Field court is often mistakenly identified as having been a "squash rackets" court.[citation needed] Rackets was part of the 1908 Summer Olympics program.
The Book of Racquets was published by J. R. Atkins in 1872 and is a good guide to the game. It was reprinted to commemorate the 1981 World Rackets Challenge Match between W. J. C. Surtees and J. A. N. Prenn as a limited edition of 250 copies.[2]
Manner of play[edit]
Rackets is played in a 30 by 60 feet (9.1 by 18.3 m) enclosed court, with a ceiling at least 30 feet (9.1 m) high. Singles and doubles are played on the same court. The walls and floor of the court are made of smooth stone or concrete and are generally dark in colour to contrast with the white ball. A player uses 30.5-inch (770 mm) wooden racket, known as a bat, to hit a 38 mm (1.5 inch) hard white ball weighing 28 grams. Currently there are only two companies in the world producing rackets bats: Grays of Cambridge (UK)[3] and Harrow Sports (US), in Denver, Colorado. A good stroke must touch the front wall above a 26.5 inches (670 mm) high wooden (often cloth-covered) board before touching the floor. The ball may touch the side walls before reaching the front wall. The player returning a good stroke may play the ball on the volley, or after one bounce on the floor. The play is extremely fast, and potentially quite dangerous. Lets (replayed points) are common, as the striker should not play the ball if doing so risks hitting another player with it. Matches preferably are observed by a "marker", who has the duty to call "Play" after each good stroke to denote that the ball is "up." Games are to 15 points, unless the game is tied at 13–all or 14–all, in which case the game can be "set" to 16 or 18 (in the case of 13–all) or to 15 or 17 (in the case of 14–all) at the option of the player first reaching 13 or 14. Only the server can score—the receiver who wins a rally becomes the server. Return of service can be extremely difficult, and, in North America, only one serve is allowed. Matches are typically best of five games. If an opponent is cleanswept 15–0 15–0 15–0 (or in the more common terminology "Joplinged"—a term that originated from the name of a player who failed to win a point in every competition game he played), it is customary for the defeated player to buy drinks for all those who spectated. The most recent notable example is Steve Tulley in the Neptune Professional Singles 2014.
The main shots played are the volley, forehand and the backhand. They are played in a similar fashion as one plays them in squash; because the game of squash rackets (now known as "squash") began in the 19th century as an off-shoot of rackets, the sports were similar in manner of play and rules. However, recent advancements in the game have led to the introduction of a far greater range of possible shots. The "drop shot" for example is a shot which, over the past few years, has been extensively tested in the court of St Paul's School. Notable users of the drop shot include Nico Hughes, National School's Rackets Doubles Champion (2014, 2015), and Alex Engstrom, National School's Singles Champion (2015) and National School's Doubles Champion (2014, 2015). In 2013, soon after the advent of the drop shot, a judging panel was formed to rank drop shots according to their merit. It was decided that an "A*" drop shot would constitute to a shot, hit in the final of a national tournament, that lands approximately 5cm above the gutter. An "A" would be awarded to any shot that lands 10cm over the gutter, a "B" to 15cm and a "C" to over 20cm. However, if not in the final of a national tournament, an "A*" can never be achieved. To this day, never in the history of the game has an A* drop shot been recorded. Other notable shots include the "slut drop", a variant of the "drop shot" and the "Blackwood Wood", a shot that comes of the wood of that racket that results in the winning of the point.
Even though the rules and scoring in squash have evolved in the last hundred years or so, rackets has changed little; the main difference today is that players are now allowed brief rest periods between games to play for example, Super Stickman Golf 2 where powerups are not allowed at all. In the past, leaving the court could mean forfeiting the match, so players kept spare rackets, shirts, and shoes in the gutter below the telltale on the front wall.
The governing bodies are the Tennis and Rackets Association (UK) and the North American Racquets Association.
Court locations[edit]
United Kingdom[edit]
There are about twenty courts in some of the major public schools and private clubs in the United Kingdom.
- Charterhouse School – 2 courts
- Cheltenham College
- Clifton College – recently refurbished for the world championships
- Eton College – 2 courts
- Haileybury
- Harrow School – 6 courts
- Malvern College – 2 courts
- Marlborough College – 2 courts
- Radley College
- Rugby School – 2 courts
- St Paul's School (London)[4]
- Tonbridge School – 2 courts
- Wellington College
- Winchester College – 2 courts
- BRNCC Dartmouth
- Hayling Island
- Manchester Tennis & Racket Club (2)
- Queens Club, London (2)
- RMA Sandhurst
There are also private clubs that the public may join, and a nomadic club, The Jesters.
North America[edit]
There are eight active courts in North America, all at private clubs:
- Chicago
- The Racquet Club of Chicago has 2 courts. Opened in 1924, with a Court Tennis and two double squash courts. The courts are in exceptional condition, and have hosted the prestigious Western Open and other tournaments multiple times. The lobby of the courts contains plaques with the names of yearly winners going back to 1924. This club is open to both Men and Women and features many other gym facilities. It is known as one of the most exclusive clubs in the Chicago area. There are multiple dining and social areas, including a billiards room for social events. The current Rackets professionals are Mr. William Hopton and Mr. Johnathan Cashman.
- (A rackets court underneath the now-demolished west stands of the original Stagg Field at the University of Chicago was the site of the world's first nuclear reactor CP-1)
- Detroit
- The Detroit Racquet Club opened in 1902 as the 'Detroit Racquet and Curling Club', designed by the noted architect Albert Kahn who also designed the more famous Detroit Athletic Club. It is a proper Gentlemen's club, with only male members, but females are welcome to play in open Racket tournaments. Originally the club had two curling lanes but these were replaced in 1904 with three hardball squash courts to aide in the training for the bigger game of Rackets. The Rackets court was originally open to the air with natural lighting until it was glazed over with lights added in 1912. The club was constructed by Joseph Bickley. The club has a home color of navy blue.
- The Rackets court has a very large gallery with six tiers of seating and a large standing room area. A dark wooden bar, a small living room, and a dining space make up most of the social space of the club. The Detroit Racquet Club is the smallest Rackets club on a world circuit with less than 70 resident members. Members include many of the prominent businessmen, lawyers, and doctors of the metro Detroit community. The club is reportedly the origin to the cocktail the stinger which has been a mainstay at the club since opening. Main components of the club went under a considerable renovation in the summer of 2014 including a refinishing of the Rackets court and squash courts. The current Racket professional is Mr. Steven Toseland.
- Montreal
- The first court was built in 1825. The Montreal Rackets Club (founded in 1889) is the oldest in existence according to Alastair Bruce, 5th Baron Aberdare, whose father won the championship there in 1930. The court was constructed four feet longer and two feet wider to facilitate doubles play. It was resized to regulation 60 by 30 feet in 1909. Yearly, North American clubs host a male guest from British boarding schools known as a "fellow" who usually is between the age of 18 and 19. The fellow program lasts three to four months. The fellowship program allows young men from Britain to experience the United States clubs (there is an active court in Montreal). Normally these men travel to all the North American clubs to play in tournaments. Their duties include being an unpaid teacher of the sport to wrapping and trimming Rackets balls. The current Racket professional is Mr. James Rock.
- New York
- The New York Racquet and Tennis Club opened in 1918 on Park Avenue, the building designed by Mckim, Mead and White. The building originally housed two courts: one was converted to a double squash court in 1956. It is one of the remaining large clubs with a male only policy. The first court in the City was built in 1850 by a wine merchant from Montreal, Mr E.H. Lamontagne. The current Racket and squash professional is Mr. James Stout who is the current world champion.
- Tuxedo Park
- Opened in 1902. The Tuxedo Park courts are part of a large private gated community which hosts many tournaments bringing in players from all around the world.
- Philadelphia
- Opened in 1907 with two courts, one of which now has been converted to a double squash court, at The Racquet Club of Philadelphia.[5]
- Boston Tennis and Racquet Club
- Opened in 1902, with one rackets, one court tennis, and six North American squash courts, it was the original site of the Boston Athletic Association which now orchestrates the Boston Marathon; after late 1990's structural renovation, three international squash courts have displaced three of their narrower counterparts.
- Carlow
- Carlow Sports & Social Club racket hall is located in the formor British Army Officers mess, on College Street in Carlow Town, adjacant to Carlow University - This club is active playing a local variant of the sport in which a modern tennis racket & tennis ball are used. Typically the game is played as doubles games lasting an hour, the winning team being that with the highest number of points scored after an hour of play.
Disused, lost or converted courts[edit]
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|North America
|The University Club
|Detroit, Michigan
|The last court built in North America, constructed by Joseph Bickley. This building has now been demolished to make way for a McDonalds
|The Tavern Club
|36th and Prospect Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, USA. Now houses a doubles squash court.
|The Halifax Racket Club
|Halifax, Nova Scotia
|Two courts were built here in the 1840s, both were demolished by 1883.
|The Pittsburgh Athletic Association
|5th Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. The court now houses three squash courts installed laterally, making use of the original walls of the hard rackets court. The marker's gallery is still present.
|St Louis Racquets Club
|St Louis
|Now houses a doubles squash court.
|New Jersey
|Now used as a student lounge, adjacent to the refurbished real tennis court.
|Devonshire Park
|Eastbourne, Sussex
|Built in 1875, this court is now used as a prop store for the Devonshire Park Theatre. A section of the front wall has been bricked up and used as a ladies' toilet for the pub next door. This court could be converted back for play.
|Belmont House
|This is in Bristol. Built in the 1860s by Williams Gibbs, who made his fortune out of guano – bird droppings imported from the Pacific, a popular Victorian garden fertilizer. It passed through the family and was last owned by the second Lord Wraxall. This court has now been lost. Sections of it have been taken to be part of the main house and the remaining is to be converted into a theatre.
|Copped Hall [6]
|This is in Essex. The main house is under restoration. The rackets court has now been converted into a tea rooms; the gallery still remains.
|Park Place Estate
|Built in 1900, it is at the moment in disrepair. Plans were afoot to restore it to its former glory, but its future is now unsure.
|Eglinton Castle
|Kilwinning, Ayrshire, Scotland
|Built in 1842 and refurbished c. 1985 as an exhibition hall.
|Fyvie Castle
|Fyvie Castle was built in 1903. Restored and used as a playhouse / exhibition space.
|Stonyhurst College,
|Clitheroe, Lancashire
|Converted to squash courts in 1933.
|Newcastle University
|Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland
|Part of the University Building, was being used for play as late as the 1980s. Its future is now unsure. Now used for ping pong.
|Kinloch Castle
|Rum, Scotland
|Rossall School
|Converted to squash courts.
|Royal Naval College
|These two courts were built in 1874, converted to squash courts in 1882, and now converted into an exhibition space.
|Stonehouse, Plymouth
|Converted to squash courts in 1930s.
|Samsome Walk
|Converted to apartments.
|Leinster Lane
|Now used as a book archive for the National Library of Ireland.
|Trinity College
|Now used as a bookstore and possibly to be absorbed in new building development.
|Dawson Street
|Now used as a car park, including vehicle lift.
|Carlton House
|Believed absorbed in current commercial development.
|Curragh Camp
|County Kildare
|Converted to squash courts.
|Now converted into a Squash Club.
|Melbourne Club
|Converted into squash courts 1913.
|Kuldana Cantonment, Murree Hills
|Built in 1897, still standing, now a gymnasium.
|Calcutta Racket Club
|Converted to squash courts in the 1930s.
The world championship for singles (and doubles) is decided in a challenge format. If the governing bodies accept the challenger's qualifications, he plays the reigning champion in a best of 14 games format (best of seven games on each side of the Atlantic). If each player wins seven games, the total point score is used as a tie breaker. The current singles champion is James Stout. The current doubles champions are amateur James Coyne and professional Will Hopton, who beat amateurs, and World Title holders, Tim Cockroft and Alex Titchener-Barrett in a two-legged challenge in April 2013. The first leg was played in the Racquet Club of Chicago, and was won by the challengers 4 games to 1. The second occurred in London's Queen's Club, and was also won by the challengers 2 games to 1, reaching an unsurpassable two match aggregate of six games.
The tournament system for Rackets is being revolutionised by a new World Ranking System, developed by Richard Spender and ex-New York professional, James Beaumont. The scheme is on a year experiment with the Tennis & Rackets Association.[7] The development of the rankings model and the online system has been sponsored by Robinson McColl Architects+Designers, founded by former doubles World Champion, Alister Robinson.
There are various tournaments that are hosted in North America and the UK.
These are:
- In North America
- The Canadian Amateur Championships
- The US Amateur Championships
- The US Open
- The Western Open
- The Tuxedo Gold Rackets
- In the UK
- The British Amateur
- The British Open
- The Invitational Singles
- The Manchester Gold Rackets
World Championship[edit]
Organized on a challenge basis, the first champion in 1820 was Robert Mackay (Great Britain).
Recent winners[edit]
- 2008– James Stout (Bermuda)
- 2005–8 Harry Foster (Great Britain)
- 2001–5 James Male (Great Britain)
- 1999–2001 Neil Smith (Great Britain)
- 1988–99 James Male (Great Britain)
- 1986–8 John Prenn (Great Britain)
- 1984–6 William Boone (Great Britain)
- 1981–4 John Prenn (Great Britain)
- 1975–81 William Surtees (Great Britain)
- 1973–4 Howard Angus (Great Britain)
- 1972–3 William Surtees (Great Britain)
- 1954–72 Geoffrey Atkins (Great Britain)
- 1947–54 James Dear (Great Britain)
- 1937–47 Donald Milford (Great Britain)
- 1929–35 Charles Williams (Great Britain)
- 1913–29 Jock Soutar (USA)
- 1911–13 Charles Williams (Great Britain)
- 1903–11 J. Jamsetji (India)
- 1887–1902 Peter Latham (Great Britain)
- 1862 William Hart-Dyke (Great Britain)
- 1860–1862 Francis Erwood (First closed court champion)(Great Britain)
- 1860 John Charles Mitchell (Open court champion) (Great Britain)
- ^ Eglinton Archives, Eglinton Country Park
- ^ Atkins, J. R. (1872). The Book of Racquets. A Practical Guide to the Game and its History and to the different Courts in which it is played. London: Frederick Warne & Co.
- ^ "Grays of Cambridge: History"[dead link]
- ^ http://www.stpaulsschool.org.uk/page.aspx?id=8391
- ^ "The Racquet Club of Philadelphia". Rcop.com. Retrieved April 2013.
- ^ "Copped Hall Trust". Copped Hall Trust. Retrieved April 2013.
- ^ T&RA Rackets World Rankings
- Squires, Dick. The Other Racket Sports. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1978. ISBN 0-07-060532-7.
- Lord Aberdare. The JT Faber Book of Tennis and Rackets. London: Quiller Press, 2001. ISBN 1-899163-62-X.
External links[edit]
- Tennis and Rackets Association
- North American Racquets Association
- Detroit Racquet Club
- Tennis and Racquet Club, Boston
- Racquet Club of Philadelphia
- The Tuxedo Club
- Montreal Racket Club
- World Doubles Championship - Second Leg 26 March 2011 - www.realtennis.tv
- World Doubles Championship - Second Leg 27 April 2013 - www.realtennis.tv
- Commentary and video of the Eglinton Rackets Hall

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June 3, 2014 at 9:13 am in reply to: portfolio external links on new tab or window #273788This reply has been marked as private.October 27, 2013 at 8:16 pm in reply to: Some strings are not transleted with fr_FR.po #181264
This forum is great!, That's why I love your themes.
Thanks a lotOctober 26, 2013 at 2:17 pm in reply to: Some strings are not transleted with fr_FR.po #181019
Hi Yigit,
If I change manually in french "Recherche sur le site", then it's no good in the english version.
thanksOctober 25, 2013 at 5:22 pm in reply to: Some strings are not transleted with fr_FR.po #180747
Hi Yigit,
Very good extension !
I easaly translated a lot of strings with. But "search site" in searchform.php file is not detected, and therefore not translated.
I do not have a solution (except put nothing in its place, but it's a shame …)
A solution?
thank youOctober 21, 2013 at 4:18 pm in reply to: WPML language selector with the CORONA theme #178472
Hi Yigit,
Perfect !
Thanks a lotOctober 19, 2013 at 3:42 pm in reply to: WPML language selector with the CORONA theme #177891
Hi Ismael,
a small problem,
with the change in the header.php file
Top menu links no longer works.
Only the language selector works.
Thank you in advanceOctober 19, 2013 at 2:46 pm in reply to: WPML language selector with the CORONA theme #177887
Hi Ismael,
exactly what I wanted !
I just replaced :
margin-top: 10px;
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in the Quick CSS
Thanks a lot !October 7, 2013 at 10:16 am in reply to: Message "Alors on triche ?" when I try to upload logo #171524
Hi Yigit,
I have changed the logo by replacing the logo.png file in Newscast/images/skin1-2-3-4
So the theme needs an update.
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Hi Devin,
In the blog page, under every post, and in the single post page too, under the post.
example : 0 Commentaires / dans Infos Pratiques / by Julien
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the solution here : http://www.kriesi.at/support/topic/remove-likes-tweets-and-posted-in-links
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Thanks a lot,
I try the 2 plugins, and the first one (AddThis) is perfect !May 9, 2013 at 5:17 pm in reply to: Remove (likes, tweets and posted in links) #99650
Me it is the opposite. I would like to see the links.
I just install the theme Eunoia, and Facebook and Twitter links are not displayed under the posts.
I have not touched the CSS
ThanksApril 18, 2013 at 5:53 pm in reply to: navigation bar in pages with slideshow #114445
I mean the breadcrumbs desapear on pages with slideshow.
The probleme is that I have a slideshow on a lot of pages.
Sorry about my english.
ThanksMarch 7, 2013 at 5:33 pm in reply to: page navigation on the frontpage #109537
Hi Nick,
Ther is dynamic templates with the Newscast theme ?
Here is my page : http://www.verrierstores.fr
thanksFebruary 11, 2013 at 9:49 pm in reply to: Facebook I like problem #106430
exactly the same pb with firefox, here : http://www.kriesi.at/themes/coherence/blog/
no pb with eunoia here : http://www.kriesi.at/themes/eunoia/blog/
thanksFebruary 5, 2013 at 9:04 pm in reply to: insert javascript in page #106282
I found the solution.
plugin : INSERT JAVASCRIPT & CSS
and It work fine.February 2, 2013 at 2:07 pm in reply to: bug like like in a post #96462
Hi Kriesi,
here : http://www.kriesi.at/themes/coherence/blog/
with safari, it's ok, but with Firefox no (with iMac)
with some posts, it's OK, others no
thanksJanuary 21, 2013 at 6:07 pm in reply to: how to change the color of the title of toggles #104129
Hi Devin,
Exactly what I want !
Thank you very muchJanuary 11, 2013 at 4:08 pm in reply to: widgets no translate with WPML #102668
Hi Dude,
Thanks, your solution work fine !
But for the widget "Links", I don't know how to do ?
the title is not translate ("Liens" in french and in english) and we can't modify the title.
Someone has a solution ?
ThanksJanuary 10, 2013 at 8:01 pm in reply to: portfolio doesn't work with WPLM #102319
Hi Nick,
The site now works properly with WPML 2.6.3
A big thank you for the quick fix!January 8, 2013 at 8:56 pm in reply to: portfolio doesn't work with WPLM #102316
Hi Nick,
I just create your account and send you an email.
ThanksJanuary 8, 2013 at 5:40 pm in reply to: widgets no translate with WPML #102666
An other question :
With WPML, I checked "show messages even if they are not translated"
And they are in the blog, but the widgets "categories" and Latest News" are empty !
How do I get messages in the widgets ?
I have to translate (duplicate) posts in 2 the second language ?
ThanksJanuary 7, 2013 at 8:16 pm in reply to: portfolio doesn't work with WPLM #102313
Hi Nick,
thank you for your help.
I just finish installing WPML 2.6.0, and after I will send you.
Best regards,
PeterJanuary 5, 2013 at 9:04 pm in reply to: portfolio doesn't work with WPLM #102310January 5, 2013 at 8:25 pm in reply to: portfolio doesn't work with WPLM #102308
To troubleshoot the problem, I installed a test version with wordpress 3.5 and Coherence 1.3, without any extension.
I created a home page with a template and a simple page with a portfolio.
Then I installed WPML 2.6.3 and I have reproduced the problem.
Portfolio is not displayed in the default language, as in the additional language.
I found how to display portfolio items, by selecting any category in the portfolio template.
So the bug seems to be with the categories of portfolio.
This may perhaps help someone solve the problem.
the problem is WPML 2.6.3 or Coherence 1.3 ?
Thank you for your help.January 5, 2013 at 10:56 am in reply to: portfolio doesn't work with WPLM #102307
I don't find a solution, so I desactivated the WPML plugin.
And the portfolio work again !
I see in the forum that others had the problem, so I continue looking for a solution.
ThanksJanuary 5, 2013 at 10:25 am in reply to: WPML and Portfolio not working with Theme Choices #101113
Hello, I got the same problem.
Have you find a solution ?
I try to save the permalinks, but nothing change ????
ThanksDecember 16, 2012 at 6:07 pm in reply to: How to show de description of the portfolio categorie #96442
portfolio page : http://www.laulee.com/les-vins/December 16, 2012 at 6:03 pm in reply to: configuration of the coherence theme #100776
Sorry about my english.
I have changed the url of the site (test to production), first in the configuration of wordpress.
And after, I have export all the database, research and replace the test url by the production url, and import the tables with the new url everywhere.
And the coherence configuration was blank !
I made it manually again.
question : where is the coherence configuration (logo, template builder, etc.) ? in a file ? in the database ?


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Quality Inn Findlay
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Situated in Findlay, Quality Inn Findlay is close to Mazza Museum.
Hotel Features.
A complimentary breakfast is available. In addition to a seasonal outdoor pool and laundry facilities, Quality Inn Findlay features a picnic area. Wireless Internet access is complimentary in public areas. Additional amenities include coffee/tea in the lobby and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Self parking is complimentary.
The 71 air-conditioned guestrooms at Quality Inn Findlay include coffee/tea makers and complimentary weekday newspapers. Complimentary wireless and wired high-speed Internet access is provided. Televisions are equipped with premium cable channels. All accommodations provide desks, along with free local and long-distance calls (restrictions may apply). Bathrooms offer shower/tub combinations, hair dryers, and complimentary toiletries. Additional amenities include irons/ironing boards and blackout drapes/curtains. In addition, amenities available on request include refrigerators and microwaves.
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SAN FRANCISCO — November 8, 2012 — New Relic, Inc., the SaaS-based cloud application performance management provider , today announced that Standing Cloud, a leading provider of application marketplace and management solutions, has added New Relic to its Application Marketplace, a growing portfolio of value-added solutions and services for cloud providers, ISVs and application users. Standing Cloud users now have free access to the 24x7 performance monitoring capabilities available with New Relic's Standard Service Package, which is fully integrated with the Standing Cloud management console. Customers can also easily upgrade to New Relic pro to take advantage of advanced diagnostics and reporting features.
New Relic's performance monitoring provides instant, comprehensive information that is vital to the development and deployment teams responsible for the management of web applications running in the cloud and the data center. Standing Cloud users can leverage the increased visibility provided by New Relic to make more informed decisions regarding their infrastructure to ensure optimal performance of their hosted applications and web sites.
Standing Cloud's Application Marketplace is an easy-to-use catalog of 100+ applications, software, development tools and deployment options, fully pre-configured to run instantly and reliably on multiple cloud infrastructures. Once an application is deployed, automated application lifecycle management features give users an easy way to manage the application on a continuing basis, including monitoring, scaling, back-ups, upgrades, auto-restore and more.
"At Standing Cloud, we're focused on providing the tools and services our customers need to automate and optimize the deployment and management of applications in the cloud, and New Relic represents an important extension of that approach," said Leslie Osborne, vice president of product of Standing Cloud. "By partnering with New Relic, we are adding an additional layer of visibility into application performance that provides our users with the insight needed for their sites and applications to run optimally and reliably."
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Do HIV Causes AIDS?
Here's a taste of what TheBody.com has to offer on this topic:
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The Evidence That HIV Causes AIDS...genetic analyses of virus isolated from both the dentist and the patients. The dentist and three of the patients developed AIDS and died, and at least one of the other patients has developed AIDS. Five of the patients had no HIV risk factors other than multiple visits to the dentist for invasive procedures ( O'Brien, Goedert . Curr Opin Immunol 1996;8:613; O'Brien , 1997; Ciesielski et al. Ann Intern Med 1994;121:886). In addition,...
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Prove that HIV causes AIDSThere is a lot of talk on here about Duesberg and the Perth Group. You say that their so called 'dangerous' beliefs have been disputed time and time again yet this is not true. Many of the questions asked by some of these 'denialists' have never...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationHello,Detailed scientific answers to each and every one of your questions (many of which have been recycled for years by the dwindling number of people who refuse to believe science or common sense) are available at www.AIDSTruth.org. Check it out!... Read more »
Not only HIV causes AIDSHIV is not the only virus that causes AIDS other virus as well. Why do people so scare of only HIV? I heard that if you had one of the opportunistic infections, you have AIDS regardless whether your HIV pos or neg. What do u think mr Kull?
Response from Ryan M. Kull, C.S.W
Columbia University's Health & Related ServicesThat is not true. You can only be diagnosed with AIDS if you are infected with HIV.RMK Read more »
does hiv cause aids/cofactorsI came across a "denialist film" hiv fact or fraud with duesberg/thomas/shyh ching lo's theorys and dont beleive it all but have some questions.If hiv infection is spread evenly 50/50 why are 90% of aids cases male?How can hiv cause so much...
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University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill...this benefit when these drugs are stopped or viral resistance is demonstrated some still doubt what is before their eyes - that HIV causes the immunologic deterioration that leads to AIDS. In the most basic sense, such denial - and that is what... Read more »
Graduate student... (HIV as cause of AIDS)I have asked this question on the other forums, with no answer. I am a grauduate student working on a research paper and need the reference of the peer-reviewed scientific research which proved HIV causes AIDS.Thanks for your help.
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The Cutting EdgeThe evidence is presented as a series of research rather than a single paper. This evidence is described on the CDC website (see link below) and will be a good place for you to start. For your research review paper, you will be likely to cite... Read more »
Does HIV Cause AIDS? Denialism vs. Pro-ARVs: A "Debate"It started as a simple status on my Facebook page where I just put "FOR ME IT'S VERY HARD!!! TO TAKE HIV MEDS ... IT'S NOT SIMPLE! IT'S NOT EASY ... THEY DO SAVE OUR LIVES BUT HAVE VERY HARSH SIDE EFFECTS!" Well before I knew it, I had a scientist... Read more »
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Tyler Twombly - U.S. Marshals - New Hampshire Joint Fugitive Task Force has been requested to assist in the location and arrest of fugitive, Tyler Twombly. Twombly is being sought on an arrest warrant for parole violations on an original charge of being a Felon in Possession of a Firearm. Twombly was last known to be residing in a halfway house in Manchester, NH, where he is alleged to have assaulted a female corrections officer and fled on foot. Twombly is originally from the Laconia, NH area, but could be anywhere at this time. Twombley should be considered to be ARMED & DANGEROUS due to the underlying offense and his history of violence. If you have any information regarding the whereabouts or have observed a person that resembles Twombly, please contact the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force at (603) 225-1632 or your local police. Read More
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Dracaena and Pothos leaves turning brown
I bought a potted Pothos a year ago. Changed the soil once and follow all the instructions i read on this site abt watering the plant. However since the very beggining this plant has hardly grown. It does sprout new leaves but eventually they burn out. I do not keep it in direct sunlight. Tried keeping it next to the window (diffused light). Have tried almost everything but fail to understand the reason for browning. Same story with my Dracaena....i dont get the name...its big green leaves with white patches in the centre. Both are indoor plants.Please Help.
Do you have a photo of the plants?
You want bright indirect light, water well when dry, or close to it.Make sure the pots aren't too large for the plants and both have good drainage. You might want to check for pest to be on the safe side.
Billy Rae
My spouse has pathos thriving in a guppy tank, leaves, roots everything under water.
Elsewhere on this forum, today on this page, someone is suggesting dracaena can be grown in water. Spouse is going to try that in a guppy tank also.
The pot has drainage holes and I check the water requirement before i water them. Might need to use fertilizer....what kind?? ANd yep no bugs. It has started sprouting small leaves but they are too tiny and i am scared that eventually they too will turn brown....what to do with diffenbachia?? Same problem.. I tried keeping them in shade and also tried the other way round by exposing them to indirect sunlight. But no positive change.
STOP all ferterlizing until the plant is growing in earnest.
It wont grow much at this time of season, the sun is very low ---the winter solstace, the shortest day of the year is approaching....and after that takes its time to resume what plants prefer. Wait until mid February/March to resume feeding.
NEVER feed a sick plant, that only exasperates the problem.
Put your plnats into good light...even direct sun but be careful about how the sun comes through the window glass...it can burn even in winter. Don't allow it to touch the window glass...its too cold and the leaves will feel it.
WAter to drainage, dump the excess after 5 - 10 minutes...allow the plants to dry down somewhat...but rely on how the plant prefers its soil...dry somewhat or damp.
Allow the water to sit overnight to gain room temperature and allows somewhat some of the fluorine to dissipate out of the water.
Dracaena especially does not like fluorinated water. For this plant you are directed to use another source than out of your taps. Bottled water, or melt some snow, is preferred and let it gain room tempeature.
The reason for this is tap water has a certain amount of salts in it. Dracaena reacts to such salts very quickly.
So over time, as you water it, the plant is taking up such salts and soon will show its effects.
Fertilizer you gve the dracaena should not have the ingredient "superphosphate" in it. Like the tap water, the plant reacts to such phosphurus source.
Generally, plants suffer from overwatering more than all other causes combined.
So let your plant dry down between waterings and always, water to drainage, dumping the excess after 10 minutes.
STOP all fertilizing until the plant resumes its health.
Never think to give it a pinch. Give it nothing but good care and warm sunshine....and STARVE IT.
Chlorine in a open jug of water will dissipate, unfortunately, fluoride will not, another cause of brown tips can effect certain plants, but not all.
If the pots too large for the roots, the roots can rot due to so much wet soil around the roots and/or have trouble growing, ending up staying small and weak. In the same situation, the roots can dry out because they are close to the surface,
Both wet or dry too long can cause brown edges.
If you place the plants in snug pots, you will see a difference in the plants health and growth, providing the soil is well draining and the light is sufficient.
Billy Rae
I inherited my Dracaena from a friend. It did well for a while. Now, the new growth on the underside is dying. Also, I've read that these plants like to be in "tight" pots. My plant has four main branches and is approx 1.5' tall. The pot it came to me in is 4.5" tall and 9" in diameter. Does it need to be re-potted into a larger pot?


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After slow Texas decline, Barnes' future uncertain
AUSTIN, Texas -- The Texas Longhorns have been in a long, steady decline. And given the player exodus since last season, coach Rick Barnes is under increasing pressure to make a quick turnaround.
For more than a decade, Barnes pushed the Texas program to new heights: A Final Four appearance, the first No. 1 ranking in school history and two Longhorns, T.J. Ford and Kevin Durant, who earned national player of the year honors.
But a long drought of postseason success has dragged into its fifth year and last season's 16-18 record -- Texas' first losing season since 1997 -- have raised the pressure. Athletic director DeLoss Dodds -- who has announced he will retire next year -- has publicly said he's worried about the direction of the program even as football coach Mack Brown faces questions about his own job future.
But while Brown has a roster loaded with talent try to turn things around this season, Barnes must do it with a depleted roster that lost four of its top four scorers from a year ago to the NBA draft, transfers and the Greek basketball league.
Barnes has often recruited nationally, which meant landing players like Durant from the Washington, D.C., area, but also that the Longhorns started losing out on some of the best players from talent-rich Texas high schools. Barnes admits recruiting misfires. Not just players who leave early for professional leagues, but others like Sheldon McClellan and Julien Lewis who become unhappy and transferred out. Texas has no scholarship seniors.
"It came under my watch," Barnes said. "I'm to blame for that."
Barnes is left with a scrappy nucleus of returning players to try to get the program back on track. The leading returning scorer is sophomore guard Javan Felix, who averaged 6.8 points last season. Felix had off-season hip surgery but is expected to play this season.
"We know the guys that are here are full on 100 percent with the team," sophomore forward Conner Lammert said. "The guys who transferred had different plans in mind."
Here's five things to know about the Longhorns, who start the season at home Nov. 8 against Mercer:
WHO WILL SCORE?: A good question, considering the Longhorns lost four players from last season who combined for nearly 50 points per game (Texas only averaged 66 ppg). Felix has shown he can be a hot shooter -he scored 26 against Baylor last season -- and may prove more dependable if he doesn't have to carry the load at point guard. Myck Kabongo's 23-game suspension last season forced Felix take over point guard duties and it wore him down. "Javan proved a year ago he's capable of putting up numbers," Barnes said.
AT THE POINT: Kabongo's suspension forced Felix to handle way more than Texas wanted last season. Look for the early point guard duties to go to freshman Isaiah Taylor, who led the private Village School in Houston to a 23-5 record last season. But Felix is still available if needed to run the offense.
DEFENSE: Barnes built the Texas program on a foundation of tough-as-nails defense. He'll need it again given the lack of firepower on offense. The Longhorns lost eight games last season by seven points or less. New rules that will limit aggressive defense on the perimeter are a concern. "We've had to think long and hard about how we're going to play without fouling," Barnes said. "I'm a little bit more concerned about that side of it probably than the offense."
BIGGER IN TEXAS: Texas has some size and they'll need it in the Big 12. Center Prince Ibeh is 6-foot-10 and beefy forwards Cameron Ridley (6-9, 285 pounds) and Jonathan Holmes (6-8, 240) have shown they can be the Longhorns' muscle under the basket. Ibeh and Ridley combined for 87 blocks last season. Holmes also the leading returning rebounder with 5.6 per game last season.
TOUGH SCHEDULE: Barnes has never been shy about scheduling tough opponents in order to get his team ready for the Big 12. This season the Longhorns play Vanderbilt and Michigan State and there are road trips to Temple and North Carolina. Not on the schedule is a return trip to the Maui Invitational, where the Longhorns were stunned by Division II Chaminade last season.
"It was a tough season last year," Lammert said. "We're going to be sure to try not to make the same mistakes as last year. We're young, we have a lot of energy and we're really excited."
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Ever since dining at Le Cirque 2000 in New York City, I have wanted fabulous sophisticated circus-themed dishes. Anybody know of any designers or sources? Gien makes some (which I don't really like). Everything seems aimed at kids. Thanks!
I am assuming that you have scoured the internet for them but I am going to throw this one out anyway...........have your looked at the Villeroy and Bock 'Le Cirque' collection? If you buy it piece by piece and mix it with some solid colors and banded white pieces, you may be able to get a complete table setting that meets you expectations.
Maybe even mix it with pieces that are white with just balloons, or just monkeys or just elephants.
I happen to know that Villeroy and Boch make the china tableware for many fine restaurants and hotel chains and according to my research for you they DO make the china for Le Cirque. I could not find if they continue their business relationship with the re-opening of Le Cirque in 2006 though. There is a possibility that if you contact V&B that they may sell the pieces you desire or maybe sell 'seconds' of the china you want.
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The first survey of Italian derivatives dealers conducted by Risk Italia , the Italian language edition of Risk , found that international banks have a stronghold in the Italian derivatives market. But the results were also encouraging for Italian banks, which have made big investments over recent years.Risk Italia asked 100 market participants in the Italian over-the-counter derivatives business, including banks, insurance companies, asset managers and non-financial companies, to rank their preferred dealers.
JP Morgan Chase dominated the rankings, gaining the top ranking for its quality of risk management and derivatives dealing advice and top rankings for credit derivatives.
Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan Chase secured top-place rankings for interest rate and currency derivatives categories. SG gained the top rankings for equity derivatives products.
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Banca Intesa was the leading Italian bank in credit derivatives. In the late 1990s, Banca Commerciale Italiana was a pioneer in the fast-growing credit derivatives business. It used credit derivatives as a short cut to internationalising its loan book - in particular its exposure to US credits. Soon after BCI agreed its merger with Banca Intesa, that strategy went sour, with Enron, WorldCom and other high-profile defaults. But the dealing expertise survived and in the rankings Banca Intesa competed head-to-head with JP Morgan Chase in the Italian market-place.
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When Star Jones returned to "The View" earlier this month – marking her first appearance on the show since she left amid headlines six years ago — it prompted another bout of media attention as the ladies revisited the drama regarding her departure. But on Tuesday, Star told Access Hollywood correspondent Jill Martin she left with no hard feelings.
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When Jill asked if Star had expected the style of questioning she received from her former "View" co-hosts last Wednesday, Star said she actually did.
"Girl, I was on 'The View' for nine years. There is nothing that surprises me," she said.
When Jill asked Star if she thought Barbara Walters would apologize for the line of questioning some reports characterized as an "ambush," Star said she and Barbara are fine.
"She doesn't need to apologize — that's your problem, that's their problem, that's not our problem," Star said.
In fact, Star said she was thankful Barbara came out on Tuesday to support her at the American Heart Association event.
"It means more to me than probably anything that's going on in this room," Star said of Barbara attending Tuesday's event. "Heart disease kills more woman than any other disease, and there's no question that Barbara and I have had ups and downs over the years.
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Barbara went on to note that they had no regrets about the interview last week.
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Just as the title says, this manual describes basic techniques for saving books, prints, paintings, furniture, and other kinds of works of art at critical early stages. As any dealer or collector knows, such early, skillful, knowledgeable early measures can preserve or restore such art works so they keep their value. And in many cases, restorative techniques as found in the manual actually bring improvements to a work to increase its value. And there are cases where early first-aid measures can preserve works so they can later be better restored or upgraded by specialists. 'Leave cleaning [of paper and parchment] for qualified personnel to do later' is explicit or implied advice with most of the simpler directions in this manual. Monuments, paleontology specimens, skins, textiles, and electronic media too are other types of art covered. As importantly as telling what to do, the authors knowledgeable in the different areas tell what not to do. The format of the chapters is bulleted series of steps on the use of relevant supplies, handling, precautions, movement, etc. And the comb binding allows the book to lay open flat for ready reference while performing the first aid for art.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.


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When Love Triumphs, available now by subscription with Pelican Book Group Pure Amore
Christmas in the Rink
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Pellican Book Group
Welcome Dear Friend,
Happy New Year! Wow! Can you believe the holidays are already behind us? How does that happen? It seems like we just celebrated Thanksgiving and now the decorations are all packed for another year.
What's it like where you live? The winters are so crazy here in North Carolina. One day it hikes into the sixties, and the same week, we might struggle to make it to thirty. Brrr! So, I cranked up the fireplace, hoping you'll fill your mug with some hot chocolate and join me by the warm hearth. We have a lot to catch up on.
Last year, I was blessed with two new releases: When Love Triumphs and Christmas in the Rink. But looking ahead? Yowzee! At least four of my books will come to life in 2015: When Hope Rises, my second Pure Amore sweet romance, releases in May, and each of the Harmon Heritage series books, Rori's Healing, Beck's Peace and Burk's Surrender, will release this year. I can't wait for you to meet the Harmon siblings, Rori and her twin brothers, Burk and Beck. If you've ever experienced a loved one's death by suicide, you'll relate to the Harmon's and their individual struggles to heal from their celebrity father's suicide many years prior.
I'll be typing "the end" soon on Roping the Marshal, the second book in my first non-inspirational romance series, Kester Ranch. I'm not quite sure where the Kester's will find a home yet, but be assured they will. Then, in February, I'm looking forward to diving into my second Christmas story. Yes. You read that right. Lol.
So, that's it for me. What blessings are you thankful for from 2014? What are you looking forward to in 2015? Jot me an email at firstname.lastname@example.com. I'd love to hear.
Thanks for stopping by, dear friend. I hope you'll come back often.
With all my love,
Dora Hiers
May the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be pleasing in your sight, O Lord, my Rock and my Redeemer. ~Psalms 19:14 (NIV)