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Park Hotel Golosievo - Kiev
Goloseevskiy prospekt, 87 - Kiev1-877-662-6988
Park Hotel Golosievo offers hotel accommodation in the Right Bank area.
Enjoy brunch, lunch and dinner at this 3-star Kiev hotel's restaurant where you're sure to find something to suit all tastes. Guests can also enjoy drinks as there is a bar/lounge. Knowledgeable staff available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide tour/ticket assistance, express check-in and express check-out.
Guests can make use of the free Wi-Fi. This hotel has a 24-hour business center. Whether you're waiting for friends or your partner, the lobby has a TV and free newspapers to keep you company. Other amenities include an elevator (lift), a garden, concierge services and laundry facilities.
Excellent location and nice staff. Still, annoying slow Internet!!!Venere Guest, Romania
These reviews have been left by customers who actually stayed at this hotel
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Breakfast at Park Hotel Golosievo
A free buffet breakfast is served each morning.
Facilities at Park Hotel Golosievo
- Bar
- Restaurant/Dining
- Lift/elevator
- Room service - 24 hour
- Laundry room
- Garden
- Newspapers
- Personal newspapers
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Concierge
- Luggage room
- City tour
- Shuttle service
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Internet/Email services
- TV Lounge
- Business Center
Know before you go
- If you require a visa to enter the country, your hotel may be able to help with the supporting documents needed to obtain one. To learn more, you can reach out to the hotel via the contact details included on your booking confirmation. The hotel may charge for this assistance, even if you end up cancelling your reservation. All arrangements are solely between the hotel and yourself.
- Children 5 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Children may not be eligible for complimentary breakfast, if one is offered.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
Check-in: after 2 PM.
Check-out: before noon.
PolicyExtra-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.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Self parking fee: UAH 80 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: UAH 504 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Park Hotel Golosievo reviews
- June 2012
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Romania
Excellent location and nice staff. Still, annoying slow Internet!!!
Park Hotel Golosievo reviews by TripAdvisor
Room Details
Park Hotel Golosievo has 53 guest rooms, all with climate control and free local calls. Rooms open onto balconies. Guests can unwind at the end of a long day and enjoy plasma televisions with satellite channels. Corporate travelers will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks, complimentary weekday newspapers and phones during their Right Bank visit.
For comfort and convenience, each guest room comes with a separate sitting area. Visitors will enjoy restful nights throughout their vacation or business trip thanks to comfortable beds with premium bedding and down comforters, plus a choice of pillows from a pillow menu. Bathrooms are outfitted with bathrobes and complimentary toiletries. Refrigerators, washers/dryers and minibars can be found in each room to accommodate basic traveling needs. Rooms also include air conditioning and safes.
Irons/ironing boards and hair dryers can be provided on request.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
- Telephone
- Mini bar
- Mini fridge
- Extra beds
- Baby cots/cribs available
- Ironing facilities on request
- Safe
- Desk
- Hairdryer on request
- Individually controlled air conditioning
- Terrace/Balcony
- Satellite TV
- Wireless Internet access
Distances from Park Hotel GolosievoExpocenter of Ukraine - 2.6 km / 1.6 mi
Kiev Planetarium - 4.3 km / 2.7 mi
Museum of Folk Architecture and Rural Life - 4.3 km / 2.7 mi
Kiev Olympic Stadium - 4.5 km / 2.8 mi
Museum of Western and Oriental Art - 5.3 km / 3.3 mi
Kiev Shevchenko University - 5.4 km / 3.4 mi
Mother Motherland Statue - 5.4 km / 3.4 mi
Museum of the Great Patriotic War - 5.5 km / 3.4 mi
Besarabsky Market - 5.6 km / 3.4 mi
A.V. Fomin Botanical Garden - 5.7 km / 3.5 mi
St. Volodymyr's Cathedral - 5.7 km / 3.6 mi
Kiev Monastery of the Caves - 5.9 km / 3.6 mi
Kiev Opera House - 5.9 km / 3.7 mi
House with Chimaeras - 5.9 km / 3.7 mi
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier - 6.1 km / 3.8 mi
The closest major airports to Park Hotel Golosievo are:
Kiev (IEV-Zhulhany) - 5 km / 3.1 mi
Kiev (KBP-Borispol Intl.) - 28.1 km / 17.5 mi
The preferred airport for Park Hotel Golosievo is Kiev (KBP-Borispol Intl.).
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 km and mile.
Transportation services Park Hotel Golosievo
- Shuttle service
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
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Finding a solution to the Chargers' decade-long stadium dilemma is perhaps the biggest civic issue facing the next mayor. Current Mayor Jerry Sanders has checked off most of his to-do list as his tenure winds down, but he'll be forced to pass the torch — or hot potato — that is the stadium issue to his successor.
Here's where the stadium search sits right now: Sanders is expected to release a financing plan before he leaves office to pay for a roughly $1 billion stadium to be built in downtown's East Village. The Chargers and the NFL would pitch in several hundred million while the public comes up with the rest. What form that public contribution will take — land, taxes, license agreements, private partnerships, etc. — has yet to be announced. A possible countywide vote on the plan could occur in 2013.
An alternative plan has been proposed by U-T San Diego ownership for a waterfront stadium at the 10th Avenue Marine Terminal as part of a complex that would include a sports arena, an expanded convention center, hotels and a public park and beach.
Complicating the stadium issue is the state Legislature's decision to eliminate redevelopment, which removes a huge pot of money that could have gone toward a new stadium. That means any plan will have to be inventive if it is to avoid any financial contribution from the city.
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"While the campaigns have a tendency to try and polarize people and polarize the electorate, I think ultimately whoever becomes mayor is going to realize how essential this (East Village) parcel is," Maas said. "There's no question that that parcel and the stadium and the prospect that the Chargers may leave is going to put enormous pressure on the next mayor whoever that might be. … I think the next mayor is fortunate for the relationship that this mayor has established with the Chargers and their willingness to kind of be patient partners in all this. But, at some point, circumstances and business is going to intervene, and there are going to be some difficult choices."
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Learn how to become a diagnostic molecular scientist. Research the education requirements, training information and experience required for starting a career as a diagnostic molecular scientist.
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A doctoral degree is the typical educational requirement to work as a diagnostic molecular scientist, and many employers prefer candidates who have previous experience working in a laboratory setting. Some of these medical scientists hold both a Ph.D. and a medical doctorate. The following table describes some of the typical qualifications for this position:
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Step 2: Gain Relevant Experience
The majority of employers hiring professionals in this field require at least one year of work experience, preferably in a laboratory setting. To meet this requirement and become competitive candidates upon graduation, students should consider working in laboratories on campus or becoming involved in research. Many schools provide students with these types of opportunities, since they can gain experience working in the techniques related to recombinant DNA, bioinformatics and protein electrophoresis. Graduates may look for opportunities to gain additional experience in related positions, such as those offered in a laboratory setting.
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Jiya's New Treasure
"So, are you going to explain these?" inquired Jiya, looking at me as he dangled his handcuffs from his fingers.
"What's there to explain?" I inquired from my spot on the bed.
"Why did you give them to me?" clarified Jiya, sitting on the bed, his golden eyes troubled.
"You don't like them? I just thought since you liked to play rough they'd be fun to try," I explained, disappointed that Jiya didn't like the treasure I had given him for our binding. He appeared to have like them during the ceremony. Had he lied or had something changed? Jiya frowned and his wings gave one big flap. "Maybe I misunderstand. I'm a historian and in every scroll we have handcuffs are a sign of imprisonment. They're used on thieves and murderers. Is that what you think of me?"
I gapped at him for a moment and said, "of course not! This is a misunderstanding and it's my fault for not realizing the extent of out cultural differences. Yes, handcuffs are used to arrest criminals, but people have found another use for them. People who like it rough use them in sex. That's why there's fur around the cuffs, so the metal won't dig into my wrists and hurt me."
"Really?" asked Jiya, eyeing the handcuffs.
"Really," I assured with a grin, "want me to show you?" Jiya purred in reply and straddled my hips.
"I thought so," I teased, raising my arms above my head, "now, handcuff one of my wrists. Then, pull the chain behind the bedpost and then handcuff my other wrist. Now I'm stuck. Completely at your mercy."
"Oh. I like that," murmured Jiya, his slitted pupils becoming wider in arousal.
He attacked my mouth with a passionate kiss and on instinct I went to wrap my arms around his neck only to fin that I couldn't. Jiya chuckled and his golden eyes smothered. Lord, he was so attractive.
"Now comes the fun part," whispered Jiya, biting my neck and giving my erection a tight squeeze. I screamed, not knowing if it was because of the pain or the pleasure. He roughly, but slowly sucked on my neck, alighting my nerves and leaving little marks of our play all over my neck. My neck wasn't the only thing that was getting attention; however, and with every suck on my neck Jiya would lightly run the tips of his nails up and down my erection. I swore, wondering if I would last long enough for Jiya to get these cursed pants off me, and bucked my hips as retaliation. Maybe it wasn't such a good idea to give handcuffs to Jiya.
"Are you enjoying yourself?" teased Jiya, ripping the seam of my pants, "the one good thing about being in a harem: the only thing keeping me away from having your naked body under mine is a pair of flimsy pants." Having said that Jiya completely pulled off my pants, staring at me heatedly.
After Jiya had finished his inspection of me he slowly began pulling off his shirt. I watched as inch by inch his pale muscled stomach was revealed and felt my fingers twitch. I longed to run my fingers or tongue over his skin, claiming and remembering every inch of him as mine. By the time he had completely discarded his shirt I was straining against the handcuffs. His little show really helped me figured out that these handcuffs really gave me nothing else to focus on aside from what Jiya was doing and that just made everything more intense. Normally I would be half distracted by what I was planning on doing to him, but like this I could just watch and feel.
"Do you like it? It seems like torture to me," murmured Jiya, leaning over me and nibbling on my ear. I took the opportunity to plant quick butterfly kisses on his shoulders and chest before he pulled away and tsked at me. "You can't touch."
"I'm not touching," I whispered with a loving smile, "I'm licking." Jiya chuckled before beginning to nimble on my side and I squirmed, trying not to laugh as his lips tickled my skin.
"Do you want them off?" questioned Jiya, stopping what he was doing and looking at me carefully. I knew that if I told him I did he'd take them off without another word, but I liked being able to just feel everything. I think he liked the fact that I was completely at his mercy for my pleasure and there was nothing I could do about it too. I shook my head and watched Jiya flash me that sexy smile that meant me was going to really pull out every stop to make me want to beg for it.
"Then, lets put them to good use," stated Jiya, sliding his mouth over one of my nipples while he poured some oil on his fingers. I gave a loud groan not only focusing on Jiya's tongue swirling intricate designs on my nipple, but also the anticipation of what was getting ready to happen. With all this information swirling circles around my brain Jiya was moving too slowly for my tastes so I bucked my hips and gave a small, frustrated whine, hoping that he would get the hint.
"So impatient," purred Jiya, smirking against my chest before thrusting his fingers into me. My eyes rolled back and I thrusted down on his fingers, trying not to pull against my handcuffs too hard.
Jiya gave my rights side a hard nip, soothing it over with his skilled forked tongue before taking the tip of my erection in his mouth. He gave it a few light licks before taking me completely in his mouth. I moaned and my hips gave an involuntary jerk at the sudden wet heat around my erection and I tried to think of something, anything really to do with myself other than just lay here.
My moan seemed to encourage Jiya and I gave a cry of pleasure as I felt him swallow around my length. Panting I grabbed hold of the bedpost my wrists were cuffed to and focused on thrusting down on Jiya's fingers so I wouldn't thrust into him mouth.
"Are you sure you don't want those handcuffs off?" asked Jiya, lifting his head up, "I don't think it's the same if I can't feel your fingers digging into my back when you get ready to come."
I rolled my eyes playfully, but shook my head. I wanted these handcuffs off so bad they were almost killing me.
Jiya grinned, unlocked the handcuffs, and removed his fingers. I gave a whimper of protest and spread my legs farther, inviting him to take his pleasure from me. Jiya's smirk turned predatory and he quickly stripped off his pants before entering me with one thrust. I felt involuntary tears gather in the corners of my eyes and wrapped my arms around Jiya's neck.
"Are you okay, Roscoe?" questioned Jiya, his golden eyes clouded with worry.
"I'm fine," I assured, shifting to get into a more comfortable position, "I'm just adjusting. You're big." Jiya nodded, but watched me more closely and slowed his thrusts. I huffed in frustration, not wanting to be treated like the fragile human I knew I was. I quickly thought of a solution to my problem.
I pulled Jiya's head down so I could gently suck and nibble on his ear, knowing that was one of his weak spots while I lifted my hips; and increased our thrusts. Jiya hissed, his golden eyes round with surprised and worry; and said; "don't make me put you back in those handcuffs." I couldn't help, but laugh at that and gently ran my nail over his navy blue wings. "But I thought you liked feeling my nails dig into your back when I cum?"
"Don't taunt me, Roscoe," purred Jiya, giving a practically hard thrust and I gasped happily, "I could handle giving up one of mating's joys if that will keep you from hurting yourself." I grinned, wordlessly taunting him before whispering all the dirty things I could do to him if only he left my hands free.
Jiya groaned loudly, slipping his forked tongue into my mouth, and hitting that wondrous spot inside me that made my eyes rolled back in pleasure.
"By Zekenee, this is the best treasure a dragon could ask for," murmured Jiya into my ear. If it had been any other time I'd have thanked him for the compliment, but right now all I could do was pant with pleasure and urge him to go faster.
Jiya, I had long ago discovered, loved to do anything to give you pleasure during sex so he went faster even though he looked wary to do so and then shutters raked my body before I came. Jiya gave a couple more thrusts before cumming himself and we laid on the bed, exhausted.
"Wow," I purred, snuggling into Jiya's arms, "maybe we should play with handcuffs all the time." Jiya chuckled, but shook his head. "Those are only coming out when we're alone, but before I do that maybe I should handcuff you back to the bed; and let Kamau and Sharif have a try so they know what they'll be missing."
"You're horrible," I groaned, gently shoving his shoulder.
"Ah, but Dear Samir that is what you love most about me," purred Jiya, grinning wickedly. I nodded my agreement with a smile and was grateful to whoever invented handcuffs.
WOW! Well, I think I did better on the smut than I've been doing recently, but who knows. :) I loved writing it though once I got the concept of what exactly was going to happen. How you enjoyed and please review!


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Please find attached bug report. Report has been generated just after driver installation. I run the driver installation package in init 3 mode.
I am using KDE desktop. Can check it on KDesktop configuration (right click on screen and select proper tab).
I have revised myself bug report and noticed something that puzzled me a little bit
When building kernel folowing warning has appeared. In fact there are some other
WARNING: Symbol version dump /usr/src/linux-2.6.17-5mdv/Module.symvers
is missing; modules will have no dependencies and modversions.
Do I properly installed driver? Or I miss something? In xorg.log I' ve noticed so subdirectory nvidia does not longer exist. GLX is loaded anyway. Of course I can erase the line in xorg config file to avoid that error, but maybe that is a hint?
(II) LoadModule: "/usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions/nvidia/libglx.so" (glx)
(WW) LoadModule: given non-canonical module name "/usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions/nvidia/libglx.so"
(II) Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions/nvidia/libglx.so
(EE) Unable to open /usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions/nvidia/libglx.so
(II) UnloadModule: "glx"
(EE) Failed to load module "/usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions/nvidia/libglx.so" (open failed, 2)
(II) LoadModule: "glx"
(II) Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions/libglx.so
I have also played a little bit with modelines in xorg conf and see so can establish different refresh rate but not the requested one, usually there are about 50-60 Mhz which is still not satisfactory.
The most promising one was
Modeline "1024x768@85" 94.50 1024 1072 1168 1376 768 769 772 808 +HSync +Vsync
After some other modeline modification I've notice the error in some log so monitor is going to use auto nvidia refresh line 1024*768 50 Mhz.
As you have more experience I am sure can help me to get requested 1024 768 85 Mhz.
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Hirosaki University Hello! My name is Michael Helgeson, and it is my esteemed pleasure to provide you with this minor introduction to Hirosaki University, the city as a whole, as well as some of my impressions and observations, humble though they may be. Please take it for what it is: subjective but sincere, biased but honest, and written for your entertainment as well as your education. Should you have the opportunity to come to this crazy and amazing country, I"m sure you"ll create a glorious plethora of your own opinions and impressions, both positive and negative…but these are mine! Let"s Reading! General Information For the sake of easy skimming and as an offering to the organizational Gods (of which there are many in Japan), I will be breaking things down into bite-sized categories. This is the first. Hirosaki University, as the name implies, resides in the city of Hirosaki. It is located in Aomori Prefecture, the northernmost prefecture within Tohoku, the major island of Japan. While it is not the capital city (which is also called Aomori, just one hour north by train) Hirosaki is arguably the most thriving city of the region. Historically, it was the educational and military leader of northern Tohoku. While the post WWII elimination of any major military in Japan robbed it of one title, it continues to retain its educational prowess, with Hirosaki University being the most respected in the prefecture. Concerning climate, Hirosaki experiences all four seasons, with an emphasis on winter. I received a very white and slushy welcome upon arriving in late March. While the winters are cold and snow-filled, the area is surrounded by mountains, which provide a great opportunity for any aspiring snow-sport athletes. Spring and Autumn are beautiful and the weather is great. The highlight of the Spring season is without question the Sakura Matsuri, which is the blossoming of the fabled Sakura trees. They are only in bloom for one week, and during that week, you can expect Hirosaki to draw somewhere around one million tourists. Hirosaki is the foremost Sakura-viewing city in the nation. Summers, as summers so often are, tend to be hot, humid, and unpleasant for a couple months. But believe me, they"re nothing compared to the hellish misery of Western Tennessee summers… to omoimasu… School Life Academics On to the juicy stuff! Let"s begin with the classes you will very likely be taking. Upon arriving at the university you, along with every other international student taking Japanese language courses, will take a long and arduous placement exam. Don"t sweat it! You"ll do as well as you"re supposed to for your level, and the results dictate what level course work you"ll be enrolled in. Unless you"ve done a significant amount of additional self-study, expect to start at the bottom, just like I did! It"s fun down there; no pressure, and an opportunity to cement your basics. In Japanese 110, you very likely covered Hiragana, and four chapters in the textbook. In your first semester at Hirosaki, you will cover Hiragana, Katakana, approx. 100 Kanji, and 25 textbook chapters. I repeat! 25 textbook chapters! It"s great fun! In case you"re interested, your textbook series for the first and second semester will be "Minna no Nihongo". Check it out online. The class size varies by the level of that semesters" incoming students, but you should probably expect somewhere between 8 and 12 students in your class. Your teacher will NOT speak English (very well), and even if they are able to, they will decidedly refrain from doing so, thus forcing you to adapt to the necessity of communicating in Japanese. It might be a bit frustrating at first, but you"ll adapt nicely, and be stronger/better for it! In addition to your Japanese coursework, you also have the option of attending a variety of classes given by the International Exchange department. These classes serve to introduce you the student to any of a variety of Japanese topics. Areas of study include local economy and tourism, local history and culture, traditional sports, literature, politics, astrophysics, and the like. There"s a pretty good variety, and while each class isn"t offered every semester, I"m sure you can find something that will interest you. Student Life The easiest people to make friends with, especially at the beginning, will be the other happily misplaced international students. They come from such famed countries as: America, Canada, France, Brazil, Romania, Germany, South Korea (sorry, none from North Korea just yet), China, Taiwan, Thailand, New Zealand, Honduras, and a few others I"m failing to mention, I"m sure. Generally speaking, they are a great crowd of adventurous people looking to experience something outside the norm that their country has to offer them (just like you). The intensity of living in a foreign country seems to have the effect of creating strong friendships in short periods of time, and I"m confident that you will be no exception. I certainly wasn"t. If you are coming here on your own steam (that is to say, without a scholarship) you will in all likelihood be staying in the International Student Dormitory, which only puts you that much closer to a whole bunch of potential friends. Be sociable! Make a fool of yourself! Or just be yourself…in my case the two coexist all-to-conveniently. Learn some Chinese and Korean on the side from your congenial, non-English speaking neighbors! It"ll be great. Let"s move on. After a few weeks, when you"re knee-deep in Japanese language-learning ambition, you may find yourself exuding a common lamentation! It goes like this, "All of my friends speak English! I want to be hanging out with more Japanese people so I can practice my Japanese!" etc. Excellent! There is a simple, and I daresay essential solution to this problem, and that is… join a student club. Perhaps that should be capitalized for emphasis? Student Clubs are THE source of student life, student activity, and student- based fun, both on and off campus. Join one! Join four! They have clubs for everything. Martial arts (a variety), billiards, rugby, American football, tennis, soccer, art, photography, bands (lots of these, too), singing, dancing, mountain climbing, adventuring, gymnastics, drinking… oh wait… that was billiards… ahem… pretty much every sport under the sun, and believe me, I"m only naming the tip of the iceberg. If you"re looking for serious and disciplined, the martial arts clubs deliver nicely, as well as some of the sports clubs. If you"re basically just looking to have an excuse to meet and hang out with a bunch of people, or maybe have a fun crowd to go drinking with on the weekends, there are a bunch of intramural-type clubs that exist along those lines. It"s totally up to you. Join a club! You won"t regret it. (As for me, I joined, in chronological order, Rugby, Mountain Climbing, Shorinji Kenpo, Billiards, and Soccer. Variety is the spice of life! I quit the first three…no hard feelings.) A bunch of my Shorinji Kenpo Club members at the Student Festival The students really seem to own the campus here. Almost every day, excluding winter, you"ll find one of the many Rock House club"s bands performing during the lunch break. English songs are popular, so if you"re ambitious and don"t embarrass easy, maybe you can sing your way behind the mic? It"s pretty cool. They also have small indoor concerts semi-regularly, and they"re usually free, or extremely cheap. The dance clubs give some great performances, too. Also, towards the beginning of the Fall Semester, there is a Student Festival that lasts three or four days. There are no classes, and the entire campus becomes something of a carnival. Every club sets up it"s own booth, and the students scream and shout their wares (typically edible and delicious) to passerby"s. It"s a really cool festival, and a huge number of people from the city, families and the like, come over for the festivities. I had the pleasure of getting beaten in an arm wrestling competition, on stage, by my Egyptian friend Abu. I got some high-quality instant ramen, a bag of chocolate, and a tasty coffee drink for my efforts. I went home happy. Two guys from my Billiards club during the Student Festival Non-School Life Nightlife Let"s begin with the Nightlife. I believe that this section should be prefaced by a small but important cultural note concerning alcohol. In Japan, there is absolutely no negative cultural, social, or religious taboo connected to alcohol in general. They sell beer at the convenience store on campus. It"s not uncommon at all for professors to go out drinking with their students, or even to host parties themselves, and invite students and other professors along for the festivities. I have attended many such events. Of course, running naked and wasted down the snow-covered streets is frowned upon, as are all violent or crazy expressions of drunkenness. But such occurrences are extremely rare, and really bare no relation to my point. So… That being said, let"s continue with a little information on the nightlife venue of Hirosaki. Generally speaking, there are two very popular forms of nightlife for the student crowd: Izakaya, and Karaoke parlors. In a typical outing, the prior leads to the latter. Izakaya, simply put, are any alcohol-serving institutions; essentially, Japanese bars. However, they almost always double as restaurants, and they differ greatly from the Western bars you are most likely familiar with. An Izakaya is not a place you go to meet strangers, or members of the interested sex. Rather, it is a place you go to with your friends to eat, drink, and enjoy yourselves. There are countless Izakaya throughout Hirosaki. In the student district, known as Nishi-Hiro (Western Hirosaki), there are some 20 to 30 venues to choose from. They are all unique, and plush with cool, comfortable Japanese atmosphere. Some will find you sitting on Tatami, others on normal chairs, and still others in booths. Some boast local Shamisen musicians. Some specialize in a particular kind of Japanese Cuisine. Some are boisterous and lively, while others are quiet and relaxed. However, if you really miss the feel of the traditional Western bar, a handful of those can be found, as well. A popular Izakaya on Halloween Karaoke parlors are extremely popular in Japan. In fact, rumor has it that Karaoke originated from Japan, and is actually a Japanese word. Feel free to investigate. Karaoke parlors are very often frequented by parties having just vacated an Izakaya. They are open very late, sometimes all night, and are composed entirely of private rooms. Karaoke is great fun in Japan, so long as you can embarrass yourself a bit! And if you haven"t learned to embarrass yourself by this point in life my friend, well, this is your shining chance. It is a life skill that doesn"t receive nearly enough emphasis in the land of academia. And in Japan, everyone loves a fool. No joke. You will have to work very hard not to end up in a Karaoke parlor if you spend any time at all in Japan, and it"s effort wasted! You"ll love it… even if you don"t. A crowd of Internationals at a Karaoke parlor Ah, and in closing, if you do decide to join a student club (which you should) you will undoubtedly find yourself in the above mentioned establishments, making merry with now socially lubricated Japanese friends! Izakaya and karaoke parlors are by far the best places to cut loose and really get to know each other. Have fun! And TALK, for god"s sake! Around Town Aside from the nightlife, Hirosaki has a variety of other things to do. There are many, many restaurants, cafes, and coffee shops. There"s Mr. Donuts. There are a couple of arcade gaming centers that are pretty fun and especially popular with the high school crowd. There are four major shopping centers within reasonable distance from the University, as well as one theater that plays both Japanese and American movies, and maybe some Chinese and Korean ones, too. There"s a batting cage. There"s a gym. There are tons of small clothing stores to explore, and approximately three million places to get your hair cut, styled, dyed, glued, permed, and attentively massaged. You won"t believe it. I"m barely exaggerating. There are a couple 24 restaurants that are cozy and have tasty food (and bottomless drink bars, non-alcoholic of course). There is the beautiful and famed Hirosaki Castle Kooen (park), which is kept in great condition all year round. And if that"s not enough for you, well… there"s a JR (Japan Rail) train station! You can go somewhere else whenever you please! Transportation to and from Hirosaki is quite simple. For the budget traveler (which, by default, you are), there are two major bus services that go directly to Sendai, a major city on the Eastern coast, as well as Tokyo. The most popular and convenient bus is the overnight bus. A roundtrip ticket from Hirosaki to Tokyo will cost you around 10,000 yen, leaves the Hirosaki bus terminal at 9:40 at night, and arrives at Ueno Station, Shinjuku Station, or Tokyo Station around 6:00 the following morning. If you prefer the train, you can go virtually anywhere. Local express trains from Hirosaki will take you to the nearest Shinkansen (Bullet Train) terminal in about two hours, and from there it"s another three or four hours to Tokyo. With a train ticket, you can visit The Buddha, your friend and mine Trains are more expensive, but far more versatile. Furthermore, if you"re planning a large-scale vacation spanning a great portion of Japan, you should most definitely look into the various JR passes available to students and "normal" people alike. If you plan well, you can save yourself a lot of money. If you"re hoping to get a student discount, go talk to the Travel Agency (there is one on campus) well in advance. Some additional documentation is required. Explore Japan! Hirosaki is nice, but hardly the embodiment of the Japan you have built up so fantastically in your imagination. To see that Japan, you must buy tickets. If you don"t, you"ll kick yourself for years to come. Ouch (depending on your leg strength…) You can also visit this five-story pagoda in Nara Living Expenses I"ve saved this jewel of a topic for last so as to force you to read this behemoth of a report! Otsukare sama deshita! Now, it"s important to realize up front that, just like practically everything else in life, this will depend almost entirely upon you and your own spending habits. However, I"ll try to give some basic financial guidelines that you can work with for preparatory purposes. For those of you that have scholarships, you will be unable to live in the International Dormitory. Instead, you will very likely end up in Shimoda Haitsu, an apartment complex who"s owner very graciously rents out to foreigners, despite their horrid track record for taking terrible care of their apartments and sorting their trash incorrectly, week in and week out (yes, you have to sort your trash…you"ll learn about it when you get here. Please do it well. Your actions reflect on us all.) The rent at said apartment complex is between 26,000 and 32,000 yen, depending on how new your apartment is, and whether you want it furnished or not. I recommend "not", because cheap and quality essentials can be purchased from a variety of Recycle Shops at far less than a year"s worth of additional rent…but the choice is yours. Sometimes convenience is worth a little extra money. On top of the rent fee, you will have to pay water, electric, and gas utility bills. These usually cost me around 6,000 yen a month, total. Other people pay twice this… few people pay less. I"m pretty Spartan in this regard. My apartment. 23,000 yen/month plus utilities If you do not have a scholarship, you will probably be living in the International Dormitory, which I mentioned previously. It"s very cheap… something along the lines of 5,000 yen a month, plus utility bills. If you cook your rice out in the hallway, you won"t have to pay electricity for running your rice cooker! A small token of advice. The other living costs category is, of course, Food and Frolic! Despite Japan"s terrifying reputation for being outrageously expensive, it"s been my experience that this reputation is generally limited to big-city rental fees and transportation. Food is just about the same as what you"d expect to pay in the States, with produce being a somewhat expensive exception. If I cook for myself, I can eat pretty well on around 20,000 yen a month. There is no tipping in Japan, so you"ll probably find that going out is actually cheaper than it is in the States! Furthermore, if you"re the binge-consumer type, many restaurants have "tabehoudai and nomihoudai" available, which are all you can eat, all you can drink (alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks), respectively. A typical nomihoudai is two or three thousand yen. A typical tabehoudai is 2000 yen. But shop around, and you"ll find a lot of variance. There"s really not much else to say in this department. The more you eat out/go out, the more money you"ll spend. A simple and obvious equation. Have as much fun as you can afford, and don"t waste your money on junk you don"t need! Beware the 100-en shops… Am I sounding too preachy? My apologies. Examples of food you might want to eat! Hehe… Cell Phone In addition to rent, utilities and food, you will probably want to pick up a cell phone. They"re pretty important for making friends, especially with other Japanese students. Virtually every Japanese student has a cell phone. Your two best choices (and by that I mean cheapest) are AU and Softbank. Softbank is the cheapest if you almost never use your phone. AU is the cheapest if you plan to make some calls from time to time. I have an AU phone, so I"ll tell you a bit about it. AU provides student discounts for those students willing to sign a one-year contract. The discount is %50 off the normal fee. Good deal! The phone is included as well. They have phones programmed in English, so no need to worry about the language barrier. My minimal monthly fee is around 3400 yen a month. This allows me 100 minutes of outgoing calls (incoming calls, even international ones, are always free on Japanese phones), and almost limitless text messages. Additional minutes after the initial 100 are 30 yen each. Most cell phone communication in Japan takes place via texting, because it is virtually free. There are other, fancier, better, and more expensive cell phone providers, with cooler and more versatile phones (built-in mp3 players, TV screens etc), but you"ll have to research them on your own when you get here. Japanese cell phones are awesome. I live in awe. My cellphone (and Renji) Conclusion Before wrapping things up, I"d just like to give you a few parting pieces of advice, and offer some of my impressions of this country that I"ve been living in for the past nine months now. The biggest thing that I"d like to stress is your mental approach to living here. Be warned, you are a foreigner. You will stand out in almost every environment, no matter how many times you"ve been there, or how many friends you"ve made. Foreigners draw attention, whether they want it or not. To elementary, middle, and high school students, you may find that you are the epitome of cool, and as a result, be the victim of nervous giggles and awkward questions from the bold. You may notice that if at any given moment you raise your eyes and scan the room (especially a large room, like the cafeteria), you will accidentally make eye contact with ten pairs of "oops, I got caught staring" eyes. If you join a club, you may feel that people are reluctant to talk to you, or that they treat you differently and more reserved than the other members of the club. Any and all of these experiences are likely to be yours if you choose to live in Japan. Okay, so, that being said, let me warn you against the reaction you should not take (please). Don"t get defensive! While frustration is only natural, try not to get angry or aggressive, and above all else, don"t decide that it"s up to them to make you feel welcome everywhere you go. That"s just not realistic, and it"s certainly not productive. Try to understand that most Japanese people have had extremely limited exposure to foreigners of any kind throughout their lives. As a result, they are very often intimidated by you! It"s up to you to show them that they don"t need to be. Force yourself to be outgoing, to smile, to be accessible and open, and you will find that the seemingly cold exteriors of your Japanese peers will almost always melt away. If they don"t respond, well, you can"t be friends with everybody! Some people are just too uptight and reserved to be open with anyone, let alone a foreigner. Don"t assume that just because you come across some antisocial behavior means that it"s only directed at you and your Gaijin-ness. Avoid defensiveness, be forgiving, accept social embarrassment with a smile, and your entire stay in Japan will be much smoother for it. The Japanese youth… in drag Well then, I hope that this report has been of some use to you! It"s been a pleasure to write, and an honor to share my experiences in, and impressions of, Japan. I strongly encourage you to take the plunge and spend a semester or two living here. It will change your life if you let it… and maybe even if you don"t. It"s a big world, and Japan is an ideal place to learn that first hand. Best of luck in your future endeavors, and I hope to see you on this side of the world someday! Arigatou Gozaimashita! Sayounara.
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Any doubts that the Yeah Yeah Yeahs are a band for the ages are wiped from the face of the earth three fragile piano chimes into 'Runaway,' one of the most epic and heart-ripping mediations on loss and loneliness ever. [Sprin 2009, p.91]
If this is the band's "Parallel Lines," they've brought tunes worth comparing.
Subbing out an instrument and switching up the tempos that way is a fairly radical change. Still, the result feels unexpectedly familiar.
The Yeah Yeah Yeahs still create great, compelling pop-rock, largely because of the way the songs themselves are organized, with conventional verse-chorus structures repeatedly eschewed in favor of detours, miniature grooves, and lengthy asides that produce the sensation of a band and a singer impulsively following their own emotional whims.
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Life in the pit at 'Faust'
To make the diabolical tale come to life, musicians toil beneath the stage
"That's the excitement of live music making. The fidelity of a recording is wonderful, but nothing — nothing — is equal to the excitement that happens in a live performance. It's addictive. It's wonderfully alive. It's a living, breathing being," Keltner said.
So the orchestral music tells a story. It reflects what the characters are thinking or feeling. It provides cohesion, elasticity and flexibility. And the whole time, underneath the drama, the music evokes emotion.
"What the music is doing is drawing out of you a visceral response," Gately said. "If you're hearing something and seeing that on stage, then it's a seamless experience. You're aware of the whole and you're not aware of the pieces."
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While it is entirely possible that I do indeed have the wrong "Cindy" I have very strong evidence to show some obvious "coincidences" if its not.
So... I hope you agree that I do have the right "Cindy" and her record isnt even close to 40% win rate. She's barely at 25% as a 4.0 and just got a "B" rating because she won playing 3.5 (as a 4.0). Her record over the last 5 years isnt at all "decent" and she has only one year (2010) where she even has a winning record (50% or higher).
I deleted it because I decided perhaps Cindy didn't want all of this discussion of her personal life on a public forum. I know her name. I know where she lives. I think you have the wrong person. It's her personal life, and I am pretty uncomfortable discussing it in a public forum. And that's all I'm going to say about that.
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Cavani pledged to stand by the Partenopei despite interest from Europe's top clubs and his €63m buy-out clause.
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The restaurant's striking visual mashup seems to reflect Sarah Norton's bold cooking style (Greg has transitioned from the kitchen to the front of the house). We tried Sarah's seared duck breast with a cassoulet-like side of giant white beans with roasted red peppers and chorizo, fresh goat cheese, and candied carrots, whose sweet-salty interplay was as crazy as it was comforting. The menu does offer several straightforward American items, such as steaks and BLT sandwiches, but the majority have global inspiration, such as Mexican roast pork, Alsatian choucroute garni, and several Asian dishes. Among the Vietnamese meatballs, kimchi-topped burgers, and scallops with shitake mushrooms and fermented black beans, we tried an unctuous Japanese pork belly with a mirin-tamari glaze that could have fit right in at one of New York City's famed Momofuku kitchens. We also liked the Saigon Sub, a tasty báhn mì-Jimmy John's hybrid in which thin-sliced ham and smoked pâté were stuffed into a crusty baguette with carrots, cilantro, jalapeño, and mayonnaise and served with a side of fish sauce.
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Carlisle United boss keeps eye on Rangers' player exodus
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Carlisle United manager Greg Abbott today admitted he is monitoring the player exodus at crisis-hit Rangers.
The Blues boss says it would be wrong to ignore the possibility of former Ibrox stars becoming available after their well-publicised financial woes.
Abbott said he "wouldn't be proud" of taking advantage of the Glasgow giants' plight. But the expected exodus of players has alerted managers across England and the United boss admits he is studying the fall-out.
Star players like John Fleck, Jamie Ness, Juan Manuel Ortiz, Sone Aluko, Steven Naismith, Allan McGregor, Kyle Lafferty, Rhys McCabe and Andy Little are among those set to leave. Some, like Coventry target Fleck, are believed to have moves to English clubs already lined up.
Abbott said: "It's not something I would be proud of doing but it's also something we have to be aware of. You might find that some big clubs are chasing down their top players to get them on the cheap. That means the younger players who interest us might suddenly have a better chance of playing for the new Rangers team. So it might not necessarily be a great advantage to us but we have to be aware of it."
Stoke and Coventry are poised to sign Ness and Fleck respectively for nothing from Rangers, who are facing liquidation.
Incoming owner Charles Green has secured the business and assets in a deal valued at £5.5m and is trying to persuade Rangers' players to transfer their existing deals to the new company. But several are unhappy and claim their existing contracts are null and void, effectively rendering them free agents.
Kyle Hutton, Lee McCulloch and Lee Wallace have so far committed themselves to the new company.
Abbott, meanwhile, is set for talks with a transfer target today as he bids to add a third summer signing to his squad. The Blues boss said the unnamed target is a young forward player.
Abbott has also indicated he is talking to top-flight clubs about the possibility of taking young stars on long-term loan deals. "I've spoken to three of the biggest clubs in England," he said. "A lot of players need season-long loans and that way they seem like your player – you can integrate them into how you work and become a part of your system and club."
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Janeth S. Larson
CHARDON – Janeth S. (nee Winter) Larson passed into eternal life on July 18, 2014, at Holly Hill Nursing Home, where she had received excellent care since 2008.
She was the only child of Joseph J. and Edith (nee Stratton) Winter, born at St. Elizabeth Hospital on July 5, 1923, in Lima, Ohio.
After graduating from Kenton High School in 1941, as a member of the Simon Kenton Chapter of the National Honorary Society, she received a scholarship to attend Ohio University in Athens. Upon graduating in 1945, where she was affiliated with Alpha Gamma Phi Sorority and Theta Sigma Phi National Journalism Sorority, she began her career in public relations for the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company in Cleveland.
On June 13, 1948, she married James E. Larson. The wedding took place in the Kenton Church of Christ, which marked the beginning of her life long career as a wife and homemaker.
In the early 1970s, she graduated from Kent State University with a second degree in elementary education, majoring in library science. She was employed by Chardon Schools as the librarian for Munson Elementary School.
Janeth and Jim resided in Chardon, since 1958. She was an active member in the Girl Scouts along with her daughters, having been the Brownie leader and then a Troop leader.
She was also a founding member of the Sugar Bush Kennel Club, where she served as secretary for several years.
Janeth was a volunteer at Park Elementary School library when her children attended school there. She also taught cooking classes to special needs children.
Upon their retirement, Janeth and Jim started an antique business, which allowed them to do what they were passionate about: traveling around the country, buying and selling antiques, and making numerous friends.
They also wintered in Winter Haven, Fla., for several years, enjoying being away from Chardon snow and attending the Indians games during spring training camp.
Family was very important to Janeth. She enjoyed spending time with her family especially her grandchildren at home in the pool.
Our mother was "Mom" to all our friends and had great sense of humor. She had a great smile, which she was always ready to share.
Her hobbies included sewing, making Barbie clothes, which her great-grandchildren are still playing with today, reading, antiquing, gardening, home improvement projects and collecting.
Janeth is survived by her son, David Larson, of Chardon; daughters, Pamela Larson, of Clearwater Fla., Lee Anne (Jim) Sundberg, of Ishpeming, Mich., and Rebecca (Howard) Herrick, of Chardon; grandchildren, Benjamin (Leah) Larson, Erin Larson, Joslyn Todd, Jennifer (Kenneth) Heikkila, Kristine Herrick and Michael Herrick; and great-grandchildren, Samantha, Molly and Brooklyn Todd, and Lucy Heikkila.
Services will be held at Burr Funeral Home, 116 South St., Chardon, on Aug. 4.
The family will receive friends from 4-6 p.m. Aug. 4. A memorial service will be held at 6 p.m.; following the service, the family will be gathering with friends for a light meal at the family home.
Internment will take place Aug. 5 at noon at Maple Grove Cemetery, Vermillion.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Burton Public Library in the name of Janeth W. Larson.
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Long story short.
the mother of my child dumped me.
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Long story short.
the mother of my child dumped me.
moved back with my parents.
found out she cheated on me.
refused couples counseling.
I track with mynetdiary, it's the best one for tracking all vitamins and minerals. Good food database as well, it already has all supplements built in like bcaas, protein powders, etc. ZMA is a zinc...
Sounds like something Jed would say.
unfortunately not. been busy workin, schoolin, and parentin.
thanks chubs.
back into the oly stuff I see. pussy.
Does beta alinine make your face and hands burn/itch like crazy? I looked it up to see if it was an allergic reaction, but apparently it's supposed to happen if the dose is high enough. I must be...
The whole diet formatted into my posts is too time consuming. Anyways,
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ZMA, took it last night and fell asleep in about 20-30 minutes of lying in bed. Whether it worked or it had a placebo affect, falling asleep in under an hour happens for me very rarely.
Beef, chicken, cheese, eggs mainly. Caesar dressing and pasta sauce, romaine lettuce. Nothing else is really planned, maybe a slice of pizza or a fast food sandwich here and there. Other than that...
Awesome PR.
I'm taking biology, maybe that's what's sparked my interest in diet and vitamins/minerals. Lately I've been feeling down, tired, moody, etc. I know it's from a bad diet.
I already feel better....
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Weigh In - 160
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Protein: 211
Carbs: 240, 6 fiber, 106 sugar (88 from milk)
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Weigh In - 160
Calories: 2577
Protein: 200
Carbs: 217, 6 fiber, 82 sugar (60 from milk)
Fat: 103, 4 poly, 23 mono, 0 trans
Thanks guys. Yes, I'm just gonna drink the milk haha.
In vain, I need to look that up. I'm trying to do what you told me, no carbs except before and after working out. The only problem is I drink...
Made my picks, then went back and reversed about 6 of them just because. Maybe now I'll get some points.
Is lactose the same as all other sugars? I think the answer is obvious but I want somebody to tell me it's not Lol.I can cut out carbs but I can't cut out milk. And 6-8 cups of milk has a ton of...
Alright guys, I'm gonna come back. I've saved up a bit of cash and I have nothing that I need or want to buy, so I blew it all on supps. Besides the benefits they may or may not bring to me...
Man I suck at this. 3-1 and 4-0 in both my fantasy leagues though, should probably stick to that as I obviously can't pick these stupid games.
Idk about the protein, but you should definitely get something in you afterwards. Shakes are just more convenient. I don't have an appetite after a workout.
Just make the push ups harder.
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@advent want 6k to get me to the following levels;
CompTIA A+,MCP & MCDST, MCSA, MCSE, MCTS SQL Server 2005 (all above certified ),MCITP Database Administrator. this includes upto 4 resits on each exam and some workshops.They also try to find you a job and say once I have the first qualification they should be able to get me into a job that relates to said qualification. i'm a bit ignorant with computers and know almost nothing (infact all of the above qualifications mean nothing to me), that said, I have worked with computers in my jobs (i learnt the SAP WM system and wrote basic training programmes around it) and enjoy what i have done. i have recently been made redundant and would quite like to start a career with IT.
is there a cheaper way of getting the knowledge, education and certification required to get myself a suitable job?
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Go down to your local College of FE. They won't make you any promises, but will be happy to educate you at very little cost and with 1 on 1 help when required.
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My in-laws have been bringing Ganpati home for 40 odd years. I have my mannat ka Ganpati made of gold, which I bring out every Ganesh Chaturthi, do a proper aarati and visarjan and keep it in the cupboard. It is seven years since I have been having this Ganpati. It was a mannat I made for my sister's (Namrata) son Gautam. He is eight-years-old.
We always host the Lord for one-and-a-half days. This year too on 29th we had a pooja, invited friends and relatives and made everything possible – all the sweets that Ganpati likes. The earlier day my husband went to Dadar to pick up flowers for the decoration. Our Ganpati is very simple and homely like you would find in a Marathi household – we don't do too much lighting or decoration. However, we make sure his sinhasasan is made of four stools – that is the tradition.
I am all for DNA's initiative to promote eco-friendly Ganesha. In fact, even I make it a point to get an idol that easily dissolves in water. My daughter is part of a school drive to clean the city after Ganpati bids adieu. She told me it is really sad to see the way the idol's feet and hands are strewn around. People bring home the God with so much love but fail to take after care. Eco-friendly Ganesha not only helps the environment, but also gives due respect to the Lord.