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Pope installs 22 new cardinals
Published 7:55 AM EST Feb 18, 2012New York Archbishop Timothy Dolan and 21 other men became the Catholic church's newest cardinals on Saturday.
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Mitsubishi Chemical
MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL (OTC: MTLHF) or (OTC: MTLHY) Mitsubishi Chemical Group is a major Japanese group holding company formed in 2005. The group companies are Mitsubishi Chemical, Mitsubishi Tanaba Pharma, Mitsubishi Plastics, and Mitsubishi Rayon. Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
Website: http://www.mitsubishichem-hd.co.jp/english/index.html
Company Description
Major product lines include: Optical recording media for DVDs, [[polyester] films and plastic products, ethical pharmaceuticals, purified terephthalic acid (intermediate for polyester plastics), polypropylene, polyethylene, and polycarbonate.
Mitsubishi Tanaba Pharma
Pharmaceutical products include--
< Major Ethical Drugs >
Autoimmune disease Remicade (agent for treatment of rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn's disease, Bechet's disease with refractory uveoretinitis, psoriasis, ankylosing spondylitis and ulcerative colitis) Simponi (agent for treatment of rheumatoid arthritis)
Diabetes and kidney disease Kremezin (agent for treatment of chronic renal failure) Tanatril (agent for treatment hypertension and diabetic nephropathy with type Ⅰ diabetes mellitus, etc.)
CNS disease Radicut (cerebral neuroprotectant) Ceredist (agent for treatment of spinocerebellar degeneration) Depas (anti-anxiety agent) Lexapro (anti-depressant agent)
Other disease Maintate (agent for treatment of hypertension, angina pectoris, ventricular extrasystole, chronic heart failure and atrial fibrillation (tachycardiac)) Talion (agent for treatment of allergic disorders) Urso (agent for improvement of hepatic, biliary and digestive function) Venoglobulin IH (intravenous human immunoglobulin) Anplag (anti-platelet agent) Herbesser (agent for treatment of angina pectoris and hypertension)
Vaccine TETRABIK (combined vaccine for diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus and poliomyelitis (polio) ) Influenza
< Major OTC Products >
Flucort f (agent for treatment of skin conditions) Aspara drink α (oral solutions for tonic and nutritional supplement) Nanpao (herbal medicine) Tanabe ichoyaku <choritsu> (digestive medicine) Alegysal bien (oral agent for allergic rhinitis) Okinazole L100 (agent for treatment of recurrent vaginal candidiasis)
Mitsubishi Chemical
Chemical operations include--
Basic petrochemicals, ethylene oxide/glycols and ethanol, oxo alcohols, acrylic acid and acrylate esters, C4 derivatives, polyesters, phenol and polycarbonate, food Ingredients (emulsifiers, antioxidants, packaging materials, processing aids for sugar, and isolation and purification of natural products), specialty chemicals, separation materials, lithium battery materials, carbon black, needle coke for electric furnace electrodes, LED lighting, OLED, gallium nitride, electronic chemicals (cleaning and etching agents for semiconductors and printed circuit boards), photovoltaic packaging for organic and silicon systems, ion exchange resins, epoxy resins, hair fixatives, specialty adhesives, and Imaging materials (organic photoreceptor/photoconductor drums, sheets, and toner for laser printing, fax, and dry copying)
Mitsubishi Rayon
Mitsubishi Rayon makes chemicals (methyl methacrylate, methacrylic acid and esters, acrylonitrile, acrylamide, EDTA, ASDA, acetontrile), plastics (acrylic sheets, films, and molding resin, ABS, Dupont Corian, plastisols, paint resins, uv curable coatings, plastic optical fiber, carbon fiber reinforced thermoplastic resin, and polyester resin for toners), fibers (acrylic, polyester, acetate, and polypropylene), carbon fibers and composites, and water treatment (hollow fiber membranes, polyacrylamide flocculants)
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Book your room at The Fairmont Palliser
Fairmont Queen - Newly Renovated
Max Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed (Newly Renovated)
Max Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)Junior Suite - Newly Renovated
Max Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)Suite, 1 Bedroom (Newly Renovated)
Max Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)Fairmont Gold
Max Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)A Calgary landmark hotel since 1914
A stay at The Fairmont Palliser places you in the heart of Calgary, steps from Art Gallery of Calgary and Calgary Tower.
This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Vertigo Theatre and Lunchbox Theatre.
Make yourself at home in one of the 407 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Cable programming and video-game consoles are provided for your entertainment, while dial-up Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy body treatments and facials. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find a health club, an indoor pool, and a spa tub. This hotel also features wireless Internet access (surcharge), gift shops/newsstands, and shopping on site.
Enjoy a meal at a restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Featured amenities include a business center, express check-in, and express check-out.
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Hotel Amenities
The original downtown centre of Calgary was located 10 blocks to the east of The Fairmont Palliser. The completion of the Edwardian commercial-style luxury hotel in 1914 resulted in the downtown core being relocated around The Palliser. These stores and shops were established on what is now historic Stephen Avenue Walk. In keeping with the sandstone construction of The Fairmont Palliser, Stephen Avenue Walk buildings are also made of sandstone. Stephen Avenue Walk is a vibrant centre of downtown life, home to 350 shops and 35 restaurants and pubs. The theatre district anchors the east end of this five-block cobblestone pedestrian walk. There are ten nightclubs within blocks of the hotel, giving guests the choice of dance, rock, country or jazz music. Most nightclubs offer live music on the weekends.
The Fairmont Palliser is also located next to another city landmark; The Calgary Tower—complete with observation lounge and revolving Panorama room restaurant. Also nearby, the Calgary Zoo is the 10th largest in North America and offers a diverse activities for families on the weekends (the Calgary Zoo is five minutes by car or ten minutes by Public Light Rail Transit/LRT).
- Indoor pool
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Steam room
- Spa tub
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Health club
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Porter/bellhop
- Express check-out
- 24-hour front desk
- Multilingual staff
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Total number of rooms - 407
- Number of floors - 11
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Wedding services
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Luggage storage
- Express check-in
- Laundry facilities
- Business center
- Sauna
- Shopping on site
- One meeting room
- ATM/banking
- Year Built 1914
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Full-service spa
Available in some public areas: WiFi (surcharge)
Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Video-game console
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Room service (24 hours)
- Air conditioning
- Free newspaper
- Climate control
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Phone
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Refrigerator (on request)
- In-room massage available
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Cable TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Cribs/infant beds available
- In-room safe
- Daily housekeeping
- Dial-up Internet access (surcharge)
Where to Eat
The Rimrock - Serves three meals daily (closed Saturday lunch). Décor features hand-tooled leather pillars, original mural, and a heritage fireplace. View of grand lobby. Classic regional cuisine, prime rib, themed lunch buffets. Reservations recommended.
The Oak Room - Leather wingback chairs and vaulted ceilings. Premium cocktails, light lunches, and appetizers.
Sunday Brunch - Lavish buffet served in the grand lobby. Traditional brunch fare, with fresh seafood and rich desserts. Reservations required.
Nearby Things to Do
The Fairmont Palliser has a spa tub, eucalyptus steam room, and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
- Cross-country skiing nearby
- Snowboarding nearby
- Snowshoeing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
Spa Services
- Hot stone massage
- Deep tissue massage
- Swedish massage
- Steam room in spa
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Spa tub in spa
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
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- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Braille or raised signage
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
Pets allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 1
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: CAD 0.00 (rates may vary)
- Fee for in-room high-speed Internet (wired): CAD 13.95 per night (rates may vary)
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1-800-640-1211 | 973-6100 | TTY: 973-6142 268 Stillwater Ave, PO Box 422, Bangor, ME 04402-0422
Acadia Healthcare Family Behavioral Health Services Open House Well Attended
ROCKLAND, Me -- On April 9, Acadia Healthcare, Inc. was pleased to host a ribbon cutting and open house for their new mental health clinic at 116 Tillson Avenue in Rockland.
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Dilek Avci, MD Named Associate Medical Director for Acadia Hospital Pediatric Outpatient Services
BANGOR, ME—Acadia Hospital Chief Medical Officer Anthony Ng, MD, recently named Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist Dilek Avci, MD Associate Medical Director of Pediatric Outpatient Services (POS)
Acadia Hospital Leader Earns Doctorate
Bangor, Me—Acadia Hospital Director of Operational and Clinical Analytics Brent Scobie, PhD recently completed his doctoral degree in disability studies at the University of Maine.
Scott Oxley Named Vice President and Chief Operating Officer for Acadia Hospital
Bangor, Me—Acadia Hospital president and chief executive officer, Daniel Coffey, announced that Scott Oxley has been selected to be vice president and chief operating officer for Acadia Hospital and Acadia Healthcare.
Acadia Hospital Psychiatrist Takes on Leadership Role
Bangor, Me—Acadia Hospital Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist Eric Kuntz, MD has been named the medical director of the hospital's Pediatric Outpatient Services (POS).
Acadia Hospital to Participate in Penobscot Theatre Company Panel Discussion
Bangor, Me—Acadia Hospital is once again supporting the community building efforts of Penobscot Theatre Company by providing a mental health expert to be part of the panel discussions associated with the upcoming play, End Days, being performed March 12-29 at the historic Bangor Opera House, 131 Main Street, Bangor.
Acadia Hospital CEO Appointed to American Hospital Association Governing Council
BANGOR, ME—Acadia Hospital President and CEO Daniel B. Coffey has been appointed to the American Hospital Association (AHA) Governing Council for Psychiatric & Substance Abuse Services.
Acadia Hospital Announces New Board Chair
BANGOR, ME—Jim Breece has transitioned from vice chair to chair of Acadia Hospital's Board of Trustees, replacing Michael Shea, who served as chair for the past two years.
Acadia Healthcare Family Behavioral Health Services Opens Office in Rockland
ROCKLAND, ME -- Acadia Healthcare Family Behavioral Health Services has opened in Rockland, with an office at 116 Tillson Avenue, Suite 2.
New Eating Disorders Program at Acadia Hospital
Bangor, ME – Acadia Hospital announces the start of a new program geared specifically to help adolescents and young adults ages 16 and up struggling with eating disorders or eating issues that greatly affect their daily lives.
Acadia Hospital Battle of the Bands Experiences Successful Third Year
Bangor, ME – On Friday, September 19, 460 people danced the night away while supporting Acadia Hospital child and adolescent services. The third annual Acadia Hospital Foundation Battle of the Bands returned to the Cross Insurance Center for another evening of fun and friendly competition.
Acadia Hospital Supports Awareness Raising and Advocacy Walks
Acadia Hospital sponsored two very important community walks over the past few weeks, and is also sponsoring one that is coming up in October.
Six EMHS Hospitals Named Among the Nation's Most Wired for 2014
Brewer, Maine – (July 14, 2014) – Six EMHS hospitals are at the forefront of using information technology to improve patient care, based on the results of a 2014 survey published by the American Hospital Association.
Acadia Hospital Recognizes Donors, Celebrates Music and Wellness Program
Acadia Hospital recognized our donors and celebrated our music and wellness program during a special event on Wednesday, June 25.
Acadia Hospital Celebrates Hospital Week with Employee Recognition Event
Acadia Hospital celebrated National Hospital Week by recognizing employees with Peer Excellence Awards.
Acadia Hospital Hosting Ethics Conference for Providers May 2
Acadia Hospital hosted an ethics conference for providers entitled, Ethical Practices in the Modern World: Implications for Providers.
Governor LePage Visits Acadia Hospital Campus
Acadia Hospital was pleased to host Governor LePage at Acadia's campus to discuss their innovative programming and the barriers to providing more extensive services.
Acadia CEO Daniel B. Coffey Writes Op-ed for BDN
Acadia Hospital's CEO talks about Maine's opioid addiction problem and what Acadia Hospital is doing to help.
Acadia Psychiatrist Recognized as Provider of the Month
Acadia Hospital's Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, Dilek Avci, MD, was awarded Provider of the Month by Catholic Charities Maine.
Pay it Forward at Acadia Hospital
Acadia Hospital's Pay it Forward program began in 2009 and countless people have been touched by it throughout Acadia.
Acadia Hospital one of for EMHS websites to receive recognition for excellence
Acadia Hospital is one of four EMHS websites to receive recognition and was awarded Best Site Design through the eHealthcare Leadership Awards program.
Acadia Hospital Earns Accolades for Film, Mental Health Screening
Acadia Hospital is recognized for the teen anxiety and depression film, The Road Back, and as a top online mental health screening provider.
Acadia Hospital Provides Old Town and Milford Schools with Mental Health Education
Acadia Hospital provides mental health education to Old Town and Milford schools.
Maine High Schools Host Challenge Days for Students
Acadia Hospital coordinates Challenge Days in Maine schools as part of its youth outreach programming.
Acadia Hospital and Bangor Symphony Orchestra Preparing to Launch New Music and Wellness Program
Acadia Hospital and the Bangor Symphony Orchestra partnered to launch a new music and wellness program.
Acadia Hospital Named 2014 Non-Profit of the Year by the Bangor Region Chamber of Commerce
Acadia Hospital was named the 2014 Non-Profit of the year by the Bangor Region Chamber of Commerce.
Acadia Hospital Participating in Online Mental Health Screening Program
Acadia Hospital offers online mental health screenings to help people monitor their mental health and learn about local treatment options.
Wayne Steller Named Acadia Hospital Vice President & Chief Nursing Officer
Acadia Hospital names Wayne Steller as Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer for the hospital.
Acadia Hospital Battle of the Bands Raises More Than $40,000 for Youth Services
Acadia Hospital's Battle of the Bands fundraising event brought in over $40,000 for the hospital's youth services.
Acadia Hospital's Dr. Cliff Singer plays a prominent role in the Eastern Maine Walk to End Alzheimer's.
Six EMHS Hospitals Named Among the Nation's Most Wired
Six EMHS hospitals were named among the nation's most wired hospitals by the American Hospital Association.
Acadia Hospital Dedicates New Healing Garden in Memory of Anita Leonard
Acadia Hospital's healing garden is a tribute to Anita Leonard, one of the founders of Acadia Hospital.
The Road Back Takes Top Honor in Student Film Category at Lewiston Auburn Film Festival
Some of the best and brightest independent movie producers and directors from around the country and the world competed for recognition during the Lewiston Auburn Film Festival
Acadia Hospital Receives Recognition from Maine Tobacco-Free Hospital Network
Acadia Hospital receives ten stars and a gold rating from the Maine Tobacco-Free Hospital Network for the Gold Star Standards of Excellence Award Program.
Acadia and EMMC Earn Well Workplace Designations
Acadia Hospital's wellness program received the Well Workplace designation from the Wellness Council of America (WELCOA).
Acadia Hospital Recognized as Top Online Screening Site for Depression Screening Day
Acadia Hospital is recognized as a top Online Screening Site for National Screening Day.
Acadia Hospital Website Garners National Award
Acadia Hospital's website is nationally recognized for Best Patient Access and Convenience.
Acadia-Sponsored Challenge Day at Hermon High School
Acadia Hospital has been underwriting and coordinating Challenge Days for participating Maine high schools for over a decade as part of their youth wellness focus.
Acadia Hospital Film on Teen Anxiety and Depression Earns Recognition
Acadia Hospital's film on teen anxiety and depression earned a Gold Award at the Golden Arrow Awards ceremony.
Acadia Welcomes Three New Psychiatrists
Acadia Hospital welcomes three new psychiatrists to provide child and adolescent and adult services in the areas of mental health and substance abuse.
Acadia Hospital to Host 20th Anniversary Celebration
In 2012, Acadia Hospital celebrated their 20th anniversary of providing high quality mental health and substance abuse treatment services to the people of Maine.
Acadia Hospital Offering New Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Pain Treatment Program
Acadia Hospital offers a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Pain Treatment Program for adults who experience chronic pain.
National Magazine: EMMC, Acadia Among the 100 'Most Wired' Hospitals in the Country
Acadia Hospital is recognized among the top 100 most wired hospitals in the country.
A Day of Miracles for Maine Kids
EMHS Charities Children's Miracle Network Hospitals (CMNH) supports healthcare for the children of Maine for 25 years.
Battle of the Bands Tops the Charts
A Battle of the Bands fundraiser brought in over $35,000 for Acadia Hospital's Youth Services.
Acadia Welcomes New Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, Dr. Sibel Algon
Acadia Hospital welcomes a new Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist to work with children and teens in the hospital's inpatient units.
Acadia Hospital Invites NAMI-Maine to Help Improve Family Outreach
Acadia Hospital partners with NAMI-Maine to help improve family outreach.
Acadia Hospital Partners with NESCom Students to Design Film Poster
Acadia Hospital partnered with NESCom students to design a poster for the teen depression and anxiety film The Road Back.
Acadia Hospital Offers New Group for Veterans
Acadia Hospital offers a new prolonged exposure/cognitive behavioral group developed specifically for veterans.
DHHS PUBLIC NOTICE of Services Review
Acadia Hospital's substance abuse services are reviewed by the Department of Health and Human Services.


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Hooray! We're so glad you want to visit. Noisebridge is a space open to pretty much anyone! We welcome anybody that likes to tinker and hack on things, and are generally nice. On average we don't appreciate people looking for a half way house to sleep in, steal things, or looking for free beer and people to annoy. Read here for more Visitor_advice on our culture and some suggestions on how to interface with it.
Noisebridge is located on the 3rd floor of 2169 Mission. There is a staircase up and an accessible elevator as well. The elevator can be a little persnickety but it has a bell that rings up into the space for assistance if needed. More Accessibility info available as well. Read on for ways to get into the building.
You can also check out some more info on transit and Getting_Here.
How Do I Get Into 2169 Mission?
If you've never been to the space before, simply press the door bell on the right of the gate labeled "Noisebridge" with tiny text. If there's someone in the space who feels like giving a tour (most of the time, except for late at night and early morning) they will buzz you in.
Otherwise, there are physical and electronic keys that can be used to access the space, including phone Apps. Read on.
How to buzz the gate
To open the door through the local Noisebridge network at 2169 Mission street (not accessible through the internets):
Use Gatebot
See Gatebot for the week's access code.
Awesome way from the outside the space
- (first) Get inside Noisebridge.
- Find a functional touch panel.
- Tap the "key" icon.
- Read instructions provided and note down the key for this week.
- Point your phone's browser to the URL listed.
- Bookmark the URL.
- When you want to open the gate, use the bookmark.
- Return to Noisebridge once a week to get the updated key.
Awesome way from the outside the space
phone Apps, only Android right now.
Awesome way from the outside the space
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SSH into our local server, Pony, and run...
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More Informatic Links
More info about our culture and some suggestions on how to interface with it available here: Visitor_advice . Collectivist anarchy is often strange to people who are accustomed to authoritarian structures, and many visitors are initially confused on how things work or who they should talk to about things.
More info about doors, keys, openings, and mousetraps available here: Access_Control.
You can also check out some more info on transit and Getting_Here.


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Transform a 2D matte painting into a 3D scene, complete with a moving camera, shifting perspective, and an animated background.
Learn how to add light, color, and texture to a basic form using photographic references and the tools in Adobe Photoshop.
Takes a black-and-white drawing and shows how to use the five elements of light to paint the surfaces and create a realistically shaded backdrop in Photoshop.
Learn about the principles of linear perspective and find out how to create perspective drawings in Photoshop.
Learn to create new worlds, both fanciful and totally realistic, for films with digital matte paintings in this Photoshop tutorial.
Addresses the newest version of Photoshop from a photographer's perspective—helping users of previous versions of Photoshop make upgrade decisions and get up to speed with CS6.
Shows how to turn a daytime summer scene into a nighttime winter scene using Photoshop and After Effects, with illustrator David Mattingly's production-proven matte painting techniques.
Use some source images, a downloaded 3D object, and Photoshop's tools to create a striking composition.
Shows how to build, illuminate, and render realistic 3D scenes in Photoshop CS5 Extended.
Drawing six kinds of objects and manipulating them in 3D space.
Create textured type and drawing objects that can be manipulated in 3D space in Photoshop.
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Abbas, Muneer M (2003) The Composition, Ecology and Distribution of Sandflies in a Leishmania tropica Focus in Northern Jordan. Abhath AL-Yarmouk, Vol.12, No.1 (2003): 37-55. Muneer M. Abbas*, Hamzah A. Al-Daher, Shaden A. Kamhawi, Sami. K. Abdel-Hafez
Abbas, Muneer M (2004) DNA yield from buccal swabs and its utilization in HLA typing using Luminex SSO bead technology. HUMAN IMMUNOLOGY 65 (2004): S81- S81. Abbas, MM; Berka, N; BoBo, LD; Dunston, GM.
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Abbas, Muneer M (2008) Human leukocyte antigen (HLA)-B, -DRB1 and -DQB1 Allotypes associated with disease and protection in trachoma endemic villages. Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci. (29 Sep 2008): Abbas M, Bobo LD, Hsieh YH, Berka N, Dunston G, Bonney G, Apprey V, Quinn TC, West SK.
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St. Clement's Regional Catholic School in Saratoga Springs, NY
Our Catholic Elementary School is located in the beautiful and historic community of Saratoga Springs in upstate New York.
Each child at St. Clement's is viewed as a unique individual created by God. Our teachers are certified by the New York State Department of Education and our school has been accredited by the North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement established by the AdvancED Accreditation Commission which ensures a quality educational experience for our students.
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St. Clement's Regional Catholic School serves children in Early Childhood through Grade 5 from Saratoga and neighboring counties. The children begin a lifelong process of learning through religious studies, prayer, and academic exploration. Our students learn the importance of being loving disciples of Jesus within our nurturing community. We provide a standard of distinction that inspires our students to realize their full potential as intelligent, spiritual, and socially-responsible Catholic individuals.


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Dalby Bike Barn
CTC has teamed up with PACE and the Forestry Commission at Dalby Forest in Pickering, North Yorkshire, to provide the complete cycling experience. We are offering a range of mountain bike skills development sessions and led rides as well as our traditional range of education courses and qualifications. Our partners PACE are providing top of the range bike hire and sales as well as servicing and repairs.
Dalby is a fantastic location with great facilities and a really friendly team. It has the full array of bike trails from green to black, and many routes off the beaten track to explore.
From Dixon's Hollow mtb skills area and pump track to the rolling fields of Adderstone loops, varied woodland and pine forests give you an all-round mountain biking experience. You can even test yourself on the world cross country mtb course taking in Worry Gill and Medusa's Drop.
Cycling Provision
There is provision for all at Dalby, with specially adapted equipment and electric bikes so it has never been easier to get involved with cycling.
There is plenty to do for young people with a range of games and skills sessions, as well as qualifications if you are looking to really move forward with your mountain biking.
Our skill development courses are a great way to up-skill, whether you are a beginner looking to gain some more confidence or an experienced rider looking to hone key skills to take you on to the next level.
Dalby is ideal for our traditional education courses. Our trail and technical leader courses are perfectly suited to Dalby with the surrounding area offering a great mixture of challenging terrain to get you ready to lead groups on your own.
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Check out www.dalbybikebarn.co.uk for more detail on what we have to offer.
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There is an additional entry fee to the forest park that we are not allowed to include in our course costs and has to be paid on arrival.
£7 per car in the summer, £4 per car in the winter.
It is possible to not pay the parking charge, by riding in to Dalby Courtyard on the road or the Ellerburn Trail for example from Thornton le Dale (approx 4 miles). Alternatively you can purchase weekend tickets to cover several days at reduced rates.
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13 Nov 2015 | Technical Mountain Bike Leader | Details... |
Food and Accommodation
Dalby is a non residential course venue. Food and accommodation are not included with the course.
There is however a cafe on site providing hot food and refreshments.
For information regarding accommodation in the area contact Mike Hawtin at email@example.com
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Non Residential. Accommodation available in the area. |
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On site café. Variety of local pubs |
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4 Miles on the road from Thornton le Dale |
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Fee of £7 in the Summer, £4 in winter. You can ride in from Thornton Le Dale and avoid the charge. (4 miles) |
Contact Information
Dalby Forest Courtyard
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WHERE HE STANDS: Kevin Harvick remained in fourth place for the 10th straight week after Bristol. He trails series leader Jimmie Johnson by 61 points, is eight points behind third-ranked Carl Edwards and leads fifth-ranked Kyle Busch by 21 points (down from 43 last week).
ATLANTA RECORD: 22 career starts, 1 wins, 5 top-fives, 8 top-10s, 0 poles. Best career finish: First in spring 2001 (his first career win in the Sprint Cup series, just three races after the tragic death of Dale Earnhardt). Was fifth in this race last year and finished seventh in the 2011 race there.
LOOKING AHEAD: Harvick is all but locked into the Chase, but he could use another win or two before the playoffs begin two weeks from now. After a terrible record there early in his career, he's been a consistent top-five and top-10 finisher there in recent years. Here's his thoughts on Sunday's race: "Atlanta has been a great race track for us the last few years. The asphalt is really worn out, and the speed of the car changes a lot from the start of a run to the finish of the run. It makes for some good racing as the cars start moving around and sliding around the track."
LOOKING BACK: After having one of his best runs of the season the week before at Michigan (finished second), Harvick had a strong car at Bristol and led seven races, but a wreck late in the race sealed his fate and relegated him to a disappointing 34th-place finish.
ETC.: Harvick has completed 97.6 percent (6,927) of the 7,100 total laps contested in 22 career starts at Atlanta. His average start is 18.7 and average finish is 19.2. He has four DNFs there.
18 KYLE BUSCH, Toyota
Team: Joe Gibbs Racing
WHERE HE STANDS: Kyle Busch remained in fifth place for the third consecutive week after Bristol. He trails points leader Jimmie Johnson by 82 (down from 107 the week before), is 21 points behind fourth-ranked Kevin Harvick and leads sixth-ranked Matt Kenseth by three points.
ATLANTA RECORD: 15 career starts, 1 wins, 3 top-fives, 4 top-10s, 0 poles. Best career finish: First in spring 2008. Finished sixth in this race last year and was 23rd in the 2011 race there.
LOOKING AHEAD: You would think that with Atlanta being one of the fastest tracks on the Sprint Cup circuit, that Busch would have a stellar mark there. Nope, while he does have a win there, he only has a total of four top-10 finishes overall in 15 starts. He'll be looking to change that this Sunday: "The Cup races there, I've either been really good or mediocre or really bad. There have been times where I've been really good throughout the event. I don't know what it is, but I just can't seem to keep the grip in my car for the long haul, as long you need throughout a run. I'm really fast for the first five, eight laps. But, after that, I seem to slip more than anyone else."
LOOKING BACK: After winning at Watkins Glen, then having a terrible outing at Michigan (31st), Busch finished 11th at Bristol.
ETC.: Busch has completed just 94.0 percent (4,610) of the 4,902 total laps contested in 15 career starts at Atlanta. His average start is 11.6, while his average finish is 16.9. He has one DNF there.
20 MATT KENSETH, Toyota
Team: Joe Gibbs Racing
WHERE HE STANDS: Matt Kenseth remained in sixth place for the second consecutive week after Bristol. He trails points leader Jimmie Johnson by 85 points (down from 125 last week and 149 the week before), is just three points behind fifth-ranked Kyle Busch and leads seventh-ranked Dale Earnhardt Jr. by 22 points.
ATLANTA RECORD: 24 career starts, 0 wins, 8 top-fives, 14 top-10s, 0 poles. Best career finish: Second in spring 2010. Finished ninth in this race last year and was also ninth in the 2011 race there.
LOOKING AHEAD: With two races left before the Chase for the Sprint Cup, Kenseth and his five wins has the edge on Jimmie Johnson and his four wins. Kenseth would love to pad that lead at a place like Atlanta, where he has never won before. Here's his thoughts on Sunday's race: "It's a really fun track. Everybody always associates Atlanta with really high speeds and being fast and like, 'Oh, who can suck it up and get a fast lap qualifying?' But it's actually kind of the opposite now. It's fast, it's got really long corners, but the track is so wore out that it's more about tire management, having a car that will run fast on new tires, but be fast on old tires as well. It's a fun compromise -- a fun track to race at."
LOOKING BACK: Kenseth dominated, leading 149 laps, en route to his fifth win of the season in Saturday night's race at Bristol. He also pulled ahead of Jimmie Johnson in wins (five to four) thus far this season.
ETC.: Kenseth has completed 95.6 percent (7,407) of the 7,750 total laps contested in 24 career starts at Atlanta. His average start is 21.6, while his average finish is a 12.7. He has three DNFs there.
88 DALE EARNHARDT JR., Chevrolet
Team: Hendrick Motorsports
WHERE HE STANDS: Dale Earnhardt Jr. remained in seventh place for the second consecutive week after Bristol. He trails teammate and points leader Jimmie Johnson by 107 points (down from 134 the week before), is 22 points behind sixth-ranked Matt Kenseth and leads eighth-ranked Kasey Kahne by 13 points.
ATLANTA RECORD: 25 career starts, 1 wins, 8 top-fives, 11 top-10s, 2 poles. Best career finish: First in spring 2004. Finished seventh in this race last year and was 19th in the 2011 race there.
LOOKING AHEAD: After dropping from a 45-point lead over 10th place to just 16 after Michigan, Earnhardt picked up some breathing room at Bristol. He's now 29 points ahead of 10th-ranked Joey Logano with two races left to make the Chase. At the same time, Earnhardt is far from secure of making the Chase. Here's his thoughts on Sunday's race: "I always enjoy racing at Atlanta because I feel like I can run really good there. It always seems like I've had pretty good cars and had good speed pretty much every time. I'm looking forward to getting in the car and hopefully it's comfortable and got good speed."
LOOKING BACK: Earnhardt had one of his better cars and individual performances of the season at Bristol, leading 32 laps before fading to a still-strong 10th-place finish.


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I wanted to paint 1/350 Kursk from Zvesda.
Wonder what color scheme to used. Some present the subs with all blackish /dark gray tone.
some with the red andy foul lower hull.
but looking at the small picture from BBC's and other source of the lifted Kursk in dry dock, it seems the lower hull color is light gray.
any info of it? and also, what color should be used for the bow sonar dome?
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I have been disappointed by some games in my time but this game wins hands down now. I was greeted by gold sellers and spammers at every tier, every group (1 or 2 people at ever tier) wanted to grind champ rats to power level (most of them probably were leveling services). At every turn I ran into people exploiting terrain in the game, 99.9% of the population could not read English, I mean this game has become the laughing stock of MMOS, I mean it is dead at every tier now (I cannot beleive what I experienced today). For those thinking of returning, I will give you some great, errr, hmm....nah make that grand advice, do not sub to this game, you will regret it (I did today and I loved Warhammer online). This game straight up brought an emotional response out of me when I logged in looking for PvP action. Heed my words, STAY AWAY FROM THIS mess of a MMO. |
And this is news how...? Most people have know that for years. That being said last time i checked it out at least the "euro" server was fairly healthy and you could get some decent PvP going from time to time. But ofc people will be grinding to get to the top teir as the game is so top heavy it makes Pamela Andersson look like Twiggy With all that being said... Use the free trial first to check the game out. it is free and give you a glimps of what the game will be about. My take on the H1Z1 rage. In short.. People are insane. This have been a good conversation |
The game was the best PvP MMO i ever played, and one of the best MMO's hands-down. Sadly it didn't last. This isn't news, though. You shouldn't expect a grand experience logging in to an old MMO in decline.
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So in two hours you made it to tier 4. Im very impressed. . . . . . . Wait a second are you bullshitting me..?!? "I understand that if I hear any more words come pouring out of your **** mouth, Ill have to eat every fucking chicken in this room." |
Originally posted by Hokie I have a tier 4 Slayer and a tier 4 Black guard. My Sorc is in tier 3 and Rune priest in tier 2 so yeah, I did make it to tier 4. Oh yea, I don't bull shit. Tier one was booming with action on both sides 99% of the population being trials (did see flips at higher tiers but the groups were mi nute). |
Originally posted by Flarglegump I apologize for stepping on your new shoes. Maybe at some point I owed you $2.00? |
I made the same mistake this summer. When it released I had a lot of fun for a few months but what made me quit were the bugs and fps-drops rather than the gameplay itself. The journey from level 1 to 40 will still be one of my favourite experiences in a MMO, so don't blame me for paying for one month subscription to check it out, I really had no way to know what kind of crap I was paying for, other than reading forum posts and complaints which we know are not always accurate (tastes are subjective, remember?). The free trial let's you play in tier 1 empire only, and it is not an accurate mirror of the rest of the game maps, since 90% of the players you meet in tier 1 are, like you, trial accounts. So, to the OP, good point to make a thread. Who knows, maybe it will prevent EA from getting a few more monthly subs they don't deserve, even if just one player will not resubscribe thanks to this post, it will still be worth. |
You know i often wonder what happend to this game. It had a HUGE launch, and then had subs for a few months afterwards. It just seems like they would have had enough money from that alone to turn the game around and polish it...hell AOC was able to do it and that game was lighyears behind the needed polish that WAR needed. Its like they took the money, then rushed out a bit of content, and then when the game stopped growing they just sat back and let it die... I mean they are not even attempting to go full f2p, like they just dont even care anymore. A developer that cares does all they can to turn the game around, even if it means biting the bullet and making it completely free with a cash shop ect...in order to get more people in game and turn it around. Last i played it was a ghost town. What happend? All the needed was some class balance, a rework of the PQ system and renown system, and some new endgame pvp stuff and this game would have survived as at least a medium populated game. Have they done anything significant with the game since launch? |
No. Normal MMO ADDS content as it ages. WAR REMOVES content as it ages. It started out as an Open World game(oPvP+RvR+PQs+PvE). Out of all those things only RvR is still standing. i.e. Only 10-15% content is still being used. Shame... Huge potential, zero delivery. |
Originally posted by Gorwe ^ THIS! if AoC could pull it off being the horrendous disaster it was at launch...and return from it's ashes to become the successful mmo it came to be (taking into consideration how it started) WHY THE FUCK couldn't these guys pull it off with the decent amount of success the game had at launch?! I mean it is the number one mmo in my list of best pvp experiences, and after reading this post i realised im not alone goddamnit! 666 |
It's still a love and hate situation it seems. At some point in time they had to make a choice and they chose for us the hardcore PvP/RvR community, killed the game for anyone else. Pity you didn't enjoy your comeback OP. But for everyone who'll read this thread. Warhammer is for hardcore PvP/RvRers and fanboys. If you don't belong to any of these 2 groups, don't sub. F2P maybe, maybe not. But that won't change the fact that if you don't like the game how it's now you'll never like it. Peace all Nidwinqq rr95 Magus |
Originally posted by Nidwin If i wanted to play proper RvR i'd reinstall DAoC, WAR does it badly. WAR is hardcore pvp/rvr? No, dear god no, it's not. There is nothing hardcore about this game. No full loot, no death panlties....what exactly is hardcore about WAR's pvp? Again, as with DAoC, neither is F2P and probably never will be. Expresso gave me a Hearthstone beta key.....I'm so happy :) |
Well, WAR is:
Quasi Warhammer Quasi RvR Good writting Very Good Art Shit everything else And they could've had all of those at least good if not very good. What a shame. It, however, did introduce me to Ulthuan which was love on the first sight! Thanks WAR!!! <3 |
For the Love of GOD, give this game a fatal dose of morphine!! It's painful just to know it is still "alive". I think the fan-bois keep it on life support just to "prove" the naysayers "wrong". I played when it was shiny and new, great ideas , poorly executed , but it had potential. I have been back twice on the FTP and it just made me sad.
I enjoyed the game for about 4 or 5 months. I loved the pvp matches and in all my time playing mmo's, that game's pvp is still the most memorable to me. But, like a lot of other games though (at least for me), running the same pvp zones over and over gets boring after a while. The pve content was just average. Would like to see this game completely redone some day.
Originally posted by Theodwulf You know what. We don't give a damn about what you want or think. Now that Mythic listens to us, the remaining player-base that's actually growing again, things are way better than they ever where. Call us fanboys all you want. But in the coming event, no date yet, we're all going to fight back in T1 dorf. Yay Ekrund. The bolster down is already in place and it was fun to run around there with my 40rr95 Magus as level 8. Search for the Legendary weapons, part 1. Very very soonish I hope. Haters gonna hate but do we really care? |
Best PvP MMO we have at the moment. Specially now that modern rigs can actually run the game properly in large RvR fights. Main problmem this game has is that's entirely PvP centric, there's pretty much nothing else of note to do so it's no wonder most people get bored with it fast. I myself can't stomach more than 2 or 3 months of it at a time but I always go back... |
As Pie_rat mentioned it more or less This is why we play warhammer. |
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I played WAR for its first 6 months & there was much to love, however the horrible engine, server crashes, lopsided balance decisions & the HUGE patches that basically meant you had to relearn your class each patch because they changed so much each time they rebalanced just killed the fun. That they removed the guts of the game just to solve the crashing shows how flawed it was. I thought it had so much potential that was utterly squandered by poor execution upon a crippled engine. I went back after 18 months & it was but a pale shadow of it's dysfunctional self, still had bugs from beta & the engine was still hamstrung by glitches. It really did get left to die, slowly & painfully. |
WARs strength is it's PvP. There is no better on the market. Don't log into it for any other reason. My advice is get to t4 asap which is not very hard these days and is where most of the action is. |


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Whatever Vick is saying about not starting, and Geno is saying about starting at this stage is a hapless exercise: the reality, and I noted this in a prior post, is that the coaches and Idzik, for that matter. are going to start the guy who gives the Jets the 'best chance to win', if I may use the time-worn phrase. Did the Jets really sign Vick for $5 million to sit and tutor Smith? I really doubt it. They are simply preparing for the very real possibility that during the preseason, Geno Smith will continue to make very serious mistakes out on the field, and hurt the Jets. If that happens, Vick starts. I don't think anyone's favored at this point. My hunch, though, is that Vick starts game 1.
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My feeling is the Jets are better off starting Vick......
If the Jets start Geno and he falls on his face and you replace him with Vick it sets back Geno's confidence,.....
If you start Vick and then Geno replaces him it could have the opposite effect,,,,just like when Foles replaced Vick...
I think some time on the sidelines would probably do Geno some good......especially if Vick looks a little bit better than Geno in camp
Vick wants to start.......
Nothing anybody says matters.....What matters is how Geno looks on the field. The job is Geno's to lose......Vick will look like Vick which means elite arm strength and experience running Morninweg's offense.....This means Geno needs to look better or else
Over analyzing these comments from Vick is a waste of time...
Vick has a history of lying - in the dog fighting case, in his marijuana use, in his role in the Quanis Phillips shooting. He's lied to teammates, coaches, and even women like Sonya Elliot whom he gave herpes. You can't trust a word the guy says.
Who are the 3 players Jets could target in the first round, Seems like the closer we get to the draft.
the more clarity we have. This article makes a lot of sense to me.
@bradysucks If Geno starts, fails and Vick needs to be brought in he's probably not going to be the long-term answer, or at least not guaranteed that role going forward, so his feelings probably aren't the team's greatest concern in that scenario.
@bradysucks Of course he wants to start, the point is that he realizes this is about Geno and not him. No one is over analyzing them, but if he came out and said "that job is mine!" you and everyone else would take them and run with them. He said, without a shred of doubt, that this is about Geno.
I really think Vic has made big mistakes and has learn from them.I think he's growing up.
@bob He went to jail a while ago, since then he's been a backup, a starter, and a backup again. He hasn't once raised issue in his locker room and his team made the playoffs in the year that he was benched (which would be difficult if he was a jerk ripping the locker room apart - something that probably could have happened given the support he still has with the players over there). Everyone who either wants the Jets to fail or expects them to has been setting Vick up as a villain this offseason, but nothing he's done in the past 5 years indicates he will be.
I agree with you, Bob-o, except I think he's already grown up.
Well if we get lucky enough to have those 3 guys on the board I guess that would be a hard dicision to make.
@bob @ramble914It would definitely be a tough call, but I would go with Cooks! There is just too much good stuff in this guy that we need.
Any of those three however would be fantastic, don't get me wrong...
A TE in round two would be the icing on the cake! (Amaro please)