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Topics Map > Research Policy and Compliance > Conflict of Interest (COI) and Outside Activities Reporting (OAR) > Individual Financial Conflict of Interest (FCOI)
Frequently Asked Questions about Conflict of Interest
Outside Activities Reporting (OAR)
Travel Reporting
Review of OARs
Management Plans
COI Training
Award Setup
What does Conflict of Interest mean?
A Conflict of Interest (COI) exists when an investigator has a significant financial interest (SFI) that could lead an independent observer to reasonably question whether the design, conduct or reporting of research might be influenced by the possibility of personal gain to the individual or his/her immediate family. COIs represent a state of affairs, not behavior; frequently involve perceptions; and, are judged by others, not by those directly involved.
What is a Significant Financial Interest (SFI)?
A Significant Financial Interest (SFI) is a financial interest held by an individual or a business entity controlled or directed by the individual or a member of his or her immediate family that exceeds a certain threshold. The following thresholds are SFIs; (1) remuneration received from an entity greater than $5,000 in 12 months; (2) equity interest in a publicly held entity greater than $5,000 at the time of reporting; (3) any equity interest in a privately held entity; (4) royalty income from intellectual property rights that are not assigned to organizations created to manage such rights on behalf of the University of Wisconsin Madison; (5) services in positions with fiduciary responsibility such as senior managers and members of boards of directors; and, (6) for those that receive PHS funding, reimbursed or sponsored travel.
What is a Financial Conflict of Interest (FCOI)?
A FCOI exists when the UW Madison reasonably determines that an individual's SFI is related to the individual's federally funded research or human subjects research protocol and could directly and significantly affect the design, conduct or reporting of the research. See Conflict of Interest Policy
What is an outside activity?
An outside activity is receiving remuneration or holding an ownership or equity interest in an outside entity. An outside entity is any domestic, foreign, public or private organization excluding a Federal agency.
What is an Outside Activities Report (OAR)?
An Outside Activities Report is an electronic form used to capture information about relationships you may have with entities other than the University.
Who must complete an Outside Activities Report (OAR)?
All faculty, regardless of appointment, and all academic staff with a 50% or greater appointment at UW-Madison, as well as all individuals listed on human subjects protocols or federal grants, are required to fill out an Outside Activities Report (OAR) each year and whenever new outside activities are undertaken.
Why does UW-Madison require me to complete an OAR?
University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents policy Chapter 8 requires all faculty, regardless of appointment, and all academic staff with a 50% or greater appointment to file an OAR. In addition, there are federal regulations requiring OARs to be completed for individuals on federally funded grants and human subjects protocols.
What is reportable in your OAR?
All outside activities related to your institutional responsibilities. Individual Financial Conflict of Interest: What to Report
What does "institutional responsibilities" include?
Institutional responsibilities are an individual's professional responsibilities on behalf of the University of Wisconsin Madison. These include all research, instruction, extension/outreach and administrative activities.
Do I have to report my spouse's/family's outside activities?
Yes. You must report your spouse's or immediate family's outside activities if they relate to your institutional responsibilities.
What is the time period covered by an OAR?
The annual OAR asks you to report all outside activities from the previous calendar year. If you have changes in your outside activities, you must update and report your current activities up to that moment for the current calendar year.
How often will I be asked to complete an OAR?
Each year in the middle of January the Provost and the Associate Vice Chancellor for Research Policy will request that you complete your annual OAR. If you have any changes to your outside activities during the year, you are required to report those changes within 30 days. In addition, if you receive PHS funding, you will be asked to update your OAR no more than 30 days after Research and Sponsored Programs (RSP) begins award setup.
When is it appropriate for me to report updates to my OAR?
Faculty and academic staff are responsible for updating their reports anytime there is a relevant change in their outside activities (e.g. new relationships with outside organizations or increased compensation for an on-going activity). An updated version of the outside activity report may be completed at any time during the year by logging back into the Outside Activity Report.
What should I do when a relationship with an outside activity has ended?
Update your OAR to record the end date of the activity. You may log back into your Outside Activity Report. If you have a Management Plan for the activity that has ended, please notify the COI Program and they will terminate your Management Plan.
Does my OAR expire?
Faculty and academic staff must file a new OAR each calendar year and when there are changes to their outside activities.
How long does it take to file my OAR?
For most people, it will take no longer than 5 minutes. Others will take longer the more outside activities they have to report.
What information do I need to file my OAR?
You need the name of each outside entity and how much money you received from them. Having your 1099 tax forms handy may be helpful. If you have stock in a company, you will need to know approximately how much it is worth at the time you file your OAR. Sometimes if it is a privately held company, you may not know the exact value. You will be given the opportunity to report that the value is unknown.
Can I file an OAR for another person?
Each individual must log in with their own NetID and password to file an OAR. In addition, you must certify that all of the information is accurate before submitting your OAR.
Is the information disclosed in my OAR available to the public?
Yes. Under the WI Open Records Act, all OARs are available to the public.
Who can you contact if you need assistance filing your OAR?
Please use this link to find your School, College or Division contact regarding OARs. Individual Conflict of Interest: Who to Contact for Assistance If you need additional help, please contact
the COI Program at
or call Sam Leinweber (608) 890-4603 or Stephanie LeRoy at (608) 890-4460.
Do I have to report travel in my OAR?
If you receive any funding from PHS, you must report travel on your OAR. If you do not receive funding from PHS, you will not be asked the travel questions.
What type of travel must be reported?
Any sponsored or reimbursed travel must be reported on your OAR. If your travel is paid through the UW's e-reimbursement system, you do not need to report it.
When reporting travel, what information do I need to include?
The required information is (1) the entity funding the travel, (2) the destination, (3) the duration, and (4) the purpose of the travel. You do not need to know the amount paid by the sponsor.
Who may I contact in the COI Program for questions?
If you have any questions or concerns, please email firstname.lastname@example.com or call Sam Leinweber (608) 890-4603 or Stephanie LeRoy at (608) 890-4460.
Who reviews the Outside Activities Report (OAR) after they are submitted?
Colleges, schools, divisions, departments, and units share responsibility for reviewing reports. Reviewers contact individuals to resolve any completeness issues with reports. They will also address conflict of commitment issues with individuals.
What is the role of the Conflict of Interest Committee?
The Conflict of Interest Committee reviews the outside activity reports of faculty and academic staff for possible financial conflicts of interest. The Committee then works to eliminate, minimize, or manage any actual or potential conflicts of interest identified by the reporting process.
Who serves on the Conflict of Interest Committee?
The COI Committee is a University-wide faculty governance committee. Faculty members from across campus serve on the COI Committee.
How often does the Conflict of Interest Committee meet?
The COI Committee meets monthly 10 times a year, not meeting in July or August.
Who may I contact in the COI Program for questions?
If you have any questions or concerns, please email firstname.lastname@example.com or call Sam Leinweber (608) 890-4603 or Stephanie LeRoy at (608) 890-4460.
What is a management plan?
A Management Plan is a way to address a FCOI to ensure, to the extent possible, that the design, conduct and reporting of research will be free from bias.
A Management Plan may minimize or eliminate the FCOI. Financial Conflict of Interest Management Plan Example
Who is subject to a management plan?
Any individual for whom the COI Committee has determined a FCOI exists must have a Management Plan in place.
I was assigned a management plan, what should I do next?
There are 3 things to do at this time. First, follow the instructions in the email to log back into your OAR and agree to the Management Plan. Second, schedule a meeting with your Chair or Director to make them aware of your Management Plan and to discuss the requirements of the plan. Lastly, draft a notification letter to your staff and students to inform them of your outside activity. You will receive an email outlining these steps when a Management Plan is issued by the COI Committee.
Who must I notify about my management plan?
As required under your Management Plan, you must notify all staff and students that you supervise in your research of your outside activities. You must also notify co-Investigators of the existence of your Management Plan. A sample notification letter is contained in the Management Plan. You may also draft your own letter following the guidelines in the plan.
What happens if I disagree with the requirement for a management plan?
If you disagree with the assignment of a Management Plan, you may request reconsideration by the COI Committee. While reasonable efforts will be made to process your appeal as expeditiously as possible, please note that the appeal process may delay spending on PHS awards.
What happens once I have ended a relationship with an entity for which I have been assigned a management plan?
You must update your OAR to report the end of the relationship. The COI Committee will review your updated OAR and likely terminate your Management Plan. Please note the relationship must really be ended and not just a project completed with more to come.
When does my management plan expire?
There is no expiration date on your Management Plan. A Management Plan stays in place until terminated. Your outside activities report will be reviewed annually and you will receive notification if your Management Plan is no longer necessary.
May I request a management plan?
Yes. If you believe there is a potential for a COI to exist between your outside activity and your research, you do not need to wait for the COI Committee to review your OAR. You may proactively request a Management Plan through your Dean's Office.
How does my management plan impact protocol submission?
If you have a Management Plan, your protocol submission may be affected. Absent written approval from the COI Committee, you cannot serve as principal investigator (PI), co-investigator (co-I), or key personnel for a human subjects protocol reviewed by a UW-Madison IRB if the entity which has been assigned a Management Plan: a) sponsors the study, or b) owns or licenses a technology tested in the study. You may work with you Dean's Office to apply for an exception to this provision.
How do I apply for an exception to my Management Plan?
You must work with your Dean's Office to request an exception from the COI Committee. For more information see Financial Conflict of Interest Policy and Procedures: Guidance Document
Who may I contact in the COI Program for questions?
If you have any questions or concerns, please email email@example.com or call Sam Leinweber (608) 890-4603 or Stephanie LeRoy at (608) 890-4460.
What is the Online COI Training Course?
It consists of 5 modules covering the UW Madison Conflict of Interest Policy and its requirements.
Do I have to complete the Online COI Training Course?
If you receive federally funded awards or are conducting human subjects research, you must complete the COI Training course.
How often do I have to complete the Online COI Training Course?
Once every 4 years.
How do I access the Online COI Training Course?
You access the COI Training course via Learn@UW. Use your NetID and password to log into Learn@UW. For further details, Conflict of Interest Training Course .
How long does it take to complete the Online COI Training Course?
It takes approximately 10-15 minutes to complete. There is a 1 question quiz at the end.
Once complete, how long do the results take to appear in the Training Lookup Tool?
The results can take up to 24 hours to appear in the Training Lookup Tool. If you need the results before then, please contact the COI Program and they can provide real time information.
Who may I contact in the COI Program for questions?
If you have any questions or concerns, please email email@example.com or call Sam Leinweber (608) 890-4603 or Stephanie LeRoy at (608) 890-4460.
What is a subrecipient for purposes of completing an Outside Activity Report (OAR)?
A sub-recipient is an entity or individual named on a subcontract from the UW Madison on a federally funded award or human subjects research proposal.
What is the first step I need to take as a subrecipient?
If you do not have your own PHS compliant COI Policy, you must follow the UW Madison's COI Policy. This means you must file an OAR and take the COI Training course. In order to do so, you will need a UW NetID and password. The UW Conflict of Interest Program will assist you in obtaining a NetID from the UW Department of Information Technology. To request a NetID, please click Subrecipient NetID.
As a sub-recipient, what are my responsibilities regarding submission of an OAR?
Under the UW Madison's COI Policy you must submit an online OAR. You will need a UW NetID and password to access the online OAR form. Outside Activity Report
As a sub-recipient, what are my responsibilities with respect to COI Training?
The UW Madison's COI Policy requires you to complete the online COI Training course. You will need a UW NetID and password to access the COI Training course. For more information please see Conflict of Interest Training CourseTop
If I am on a PHS grant, what are my COI related responsibilities for award setup?
If you receive a Notice of Award for a PHS funded grant, you will need to do 2 things. First, you must have an updated OAR on file. If you have not filed an OAR in the past 30 days, you will need to file an Outside Activity Report even if nothing has changed. Second, you must take the COI Training course. If you have not completed the course, you may access it at Learn@UW.
Where can I go for more information about COI and award setup?
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She writes and speaks with her husband, former gay activist Alan Yoshioka, about the call on the whole Church for the pastoral care of persons with same-sex attraction. Here is a highly intelligent, sensitive, and deeply Catholic piece on the obligation of the Church to reach out to and welcome same-sex attracted persons as human beings called by Jesus Christ.
God bless Theresa Yoshioka
Related posts from Catholic and Enjoying It!:
- http://thecrawfordfamily.net/blog Ken Crawford
That was a great piece. I spent some time pondering this line, "most LGBTQ activists use "gay" primarily to describe same-sex attraction" because my instant reaction was that it was incorrect. But with reflection, I believe it is accurate, with one caveat. Built in to the idea that gay refers to the attraction is the ideology that one has a near obligation to act on it. You're letting the community down if you don't. To say "I'm gay and I refuse to act on it" is an ex-communicable offense to the community. They "hate themselves". So while yes, gay does refer to the attraction, it also refers to a lifestyle that they see as inseparable from the attraction.
I've thought this in different ways before, but this definitely re-iterates that before one can have a productive conversation with just about anyone on the subject, one needs to well define the terms being used (and ask the other in the discussion what they mean by they're terms) and then point out the built in assumptions of certain perspectives on those terms.
- Claude
Built in to the idea that gay refers to the attraction is the ideology that one has a near obligation to act on it. You're letting the community down if you don't. To say "I'm gay and I refuse to act on it" is an ex-communicable offense to the community. They "hate themselves".
What? Gay activism is oriented toward removing the stigma of homosexuality and ensuring equal rights for gay people. Obligatory sex has nothing to do with it.
Yoshioka's article was confusing. Dan Savage is thinking of "coming home"? That's interesting. Too bad the links lead nowhere but to other blogs which lead to other links. Did Savage pipe in on Leah Libresco's blog, and are we expected to plumb the comments to uncover what he said? Could not Yoshioka be explicit on the matter instead of sending the reader on a wild goose chase?
As for the rest, I think the Church's stance on homosexuality is profoundly immoral, so while I appreciate Yoshioka's effort to discourage bigotry her premise, that homosexuals are "disordered," is false.
- Dan
I'm afraid I have to disagree with you. Being 'gay' seems to come part and parcel with active sexual behavior in the minds of the many. It's been pretty much ingrained in our culture, alongside the rather promiscuous ideals that float around.
I don't believe Savage has any intention of 'coming home', perhaps it was a mistake on the part of the author?
Your contention that the Church's stance is immoral is itself flawed and incorrect. That we have disordered desires is not passing a moral judgement on those that possess them. A person may have a strong attachment to alcohol or0 an inherent desire to over-eat; these are disordered affectations, but that does not mean that the people they're in committed a moral fault. …But perhaps that's not your contention with their position, I take it you do not agree or understand the reasonings of Natural Law? Might you be utilitarian?
- Allan
Given how many gay people die or suffer many other serious health problems from the activities in which they engage, I find YOUR stance on homosexuality profoundly immoral. And by the way, the church's teaching is that the inclination toward homosexual activity is disordered, not that homosexuals are disordered. If you would make use of your most basic capabilities to reason, and looked honestly at the isuue, you would see that the teaching is true. Think with your brain, not with your groin.
- Claude
Dan and Allen,
I am also losing out with the spam filter, which has happened before when I attempted to post on this subject, so I will try to break up my post.
Thank you, I am aware of the distinction that it is the inclination toward homosexuality that is described as disordered by the Church, but the inclination is indeed what makes people identify themselves as "homosexual"! So the Church patronizes gay people by refining their sexuality into an "appetite" commensurate with an inclination to eat too much ice cream or an inclination to run through red lights. But homosexuality is not a matter of degree but of kind.
- Claude
Meanwhile, persons afflicted with this "disorder" are expected for their salvation to suppress their sexual orientation and deny themselves the romance and intimacy and opportunity to marry that is a heterosexual entitlement and that the Church holds is a loci of divine intent. I participate in a conventional, heterosexual, monogamous marriage, but in solidarity with my gay brothers and sisters I call foul!
- Adam L
I don't happen to agree with Claude's conclusions, but I think he brings up some important points which haven't been adequately addressed yet. From what I can tell the two important points he brings up are:
1) How can you claim to embrace the person while rejecting the inclination? I don't think Claude's problem here is that he fails to understand that the Church makes a distinction between inclination and person, but rather that he sees the distinction as a false one. It may be true that a person's identity cannot be reduced to their sexual inclination (and Claude may even agree with this), but it would seem to be an important part of their identity, nonetheless. So how can this be reconciled with the claim that you are not rejecting the person?
2) Claude makes the important point that comparisons of homosexual inclinations to other disordered desires (e.g. an inordinate desire for food) are flawed in that with the latter the moral objection stems, not from the object of desire (i.e. food), but rather the degree to which it is desired, whereas with the former, the source of the moral objection does appear to be the object of desire rather than the intensity of it.
- http://thesheepfold.typepad.com/ The Sheepcat
That's a good and fair question, Adam. The short answer is that my wife doesn't get "itchy" around people who experience same-sex attractions. The longer answer will take more time than she or I have right now, but we'll post something on our blog by Tuesday. Thanks for asking!
- http://thesheepfold.typepad.com/ Mrs Sheepcat
Adam L and others, my longer answer is Way. Too. Long. I'm sorry, it won't be ready to post till tomorrow. Thanks for your patience!
- http://thesheepfold.typepad.com/ Mrs Sheepcat
Wow, Mark, thanks very much for the generous shout-out — which has just now come to my attention. That column was written for an ecumenical audience. A few readers thought I was being politically correct; others found it very helpful. Several wrote to the editor; the first said it was the best piece she'd read in The Interim (Canada's life and family newspaper) because it conveyed how to be more Christian in this area. That being the case, to God be the glory.
Ken and Claude, I'll reply ASAP!
- http://thesheepfold.typepad.com/ Mrs Sheepcat
I'm losing an argument with the spam filter, so I'll break up my reply into bits.
Ken, for the record, my husband (The Sheepcat/Alan Yoshioka) and I follow the Courage/EnCourage line in preferring the language of "person with same-sex attraction." If there's one thing we'd like to convey to an audience, it's the tripartite distinction between person, inclination, and action — which we've been taught so well by Fr Paul Check, the successor to Fr John Harvey. You can read his elaboration by searching for "Courage continues mission of its founder Father Harvey" at the National Catholic Register. "Gay" and other LGBTQ+ terminology fail, perhaps deliberately, to convey the tripartite distinction. We really do want to distinguish between unchosen attractions and chosen identities and behaviours. It's very Christian, pro-life/pro-family, and liberating to explicitly notice the choices set before us (Deuteronomy 30).
- http://thesheepfold.typepad.com/ Mrs Sheepcat
The finest current blogger on SSA issues is "Steve Gershom," whose tagline is "Catholic, Gay, and Feeling Fine, Thanks." Steve knows that I disagree with him on terminology for an extra reason which is beyond the scope of this thread, but may be of interest: consideration for the needs of those outside North America, such as Ugandans and other Africans considering "anti-gay" bills. To put it mildly, draconian legislation isn't the best way to promote charity, clarity, and chastity. "Gay" and "anti-gay" obscure the third way (Catholicism so often proposes third ways). If Anglophones affected by SSA who support the fullness of Church teaching could agree on terminology other than "gay," we could be more effective encouraging cultural change that respects the dignity of the person.
- http://thesheepfold.typepad.com/ Mrs Sheepcat
More immediate is the application to our peer and pastoral counselling. If my husband and I are speaking, writing, or consulting, we'll start with "person with SSA." But someone approaches one or both of us with "I think I'm gay (and I don't know what that means for me as a Catholic)," or "I think my kid is gay (and I don't know how to love him/her best)," we're hardly going to react with "Watch your language!" We start where where the person's at and take them where we can; if we don't know how someone is using terminology, we can clarify. So yes, my point was that one should be aware that people have varying assumptions around that word, even when we retain our own preferences.
- http://thesheepfold.typepad.com/ Mrs Sheepcat
Claude, blessings to you and your wife. Thank you for acknowledging that the Church doesn't teach that *people* aren't disordered — She teaches inclinations may be disordered. (By the way, the same interview with Fr Check that I cited above also explains why contemporary Catholic pastoral care avoids using "homosexual" as a noun.) You may be interested in reading Mark's "Concupiscence is not sin" as well as Jen Fulwiler's "A conversation with my gay friend" at Conversion Diary. She eloquently explains that she has converted to the religion of the crucifix, in which all of us, in keeping with our states in life, are called to make some sort of sacrifice connected to sexuality. Not just persons with SSA. Church teaching is like a beautiful tapestry; if one pulls on a single woven thread, one distorts the whole work.
- http://thesheepfold.typepad.com/ Mrs Sheepcat
I agree that "Don't quench a smoldering wick" could have been more effective, and I'm sorry for frustrating you. Thing is, if one spends significant time commenting on SSA, one gets plenty of reaction from readers who aren't being careful to distinguish what one is and isn't saying — and at that moment, I wasn't available to carefully engage with less-careful readers. So that post was aimed at those rare readers who were willing to invest at least half an hour following links. In that narrow sense it was successful. I know this not only from the posted comments but from the private feedback I received. It's up to you (and comboxer Dan) whether you'd like to invest in following those links — but yes, Savage has considered coming home, and yes, there's something we can do privately to facilitate that return.
- http://thesheepfold.typepad.com/ Mrs Sheepcat
For background, Mark was the Catholic-blogger-of-good-will, Leah Libresco was the then-atheist-of-good-will, and Leah linked to Dan Savage describing how he's considered returning to the Faith of his childhood. I highly recommend reading "The Lord loves a good game" and then going on to Dan Savage's poignant NPR appearance, either the transcript or the audio. Those links are the only ones necessary. "Some self-identified Christians responding to this activist's April 12 [2012] outburst have been of a certain fundamentalist variety. For example: 'Soon you shall be in hell-fire for not receiving the only payment possible for your sins – the shed Blood of Jesus.' Catholics, ideally, have a greater awareness not only of our universal sinfulness but the universal call to holiness." And as I went on to say in "Abundant life," no point scored in the culture wars is worth obscuring the universal invitation to salvation in Jesus Christ.
- http://rayontremblant.wordpress.com Robert
And I'm sure if Steve changed the title of his blog to "SSA, Catholic, and Feeling Fine, Thanks", it would get tons of hits from non-believers looking for answers because, y'know, they all have a Faithful Conservative Catholic[TM] lexicon like a boss.


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The situation for children in Libya remained precarious in 2013, with political tensions escalating into armed confrontations in al-Ajailat, al-Shagiga, Ghadamis, Tripoli, Benghazi and Sabha, sometimes involving the use of heavy weapons. The United Nations continued to experience difficulty in gathering information owing to lack of security and a full monitoring mandate. Notwithstanding attempts by the Government to increase its control, many armed brigades under the nominal control of the Government continued to display a lack of discipline and command and control, leading in some instances to grave violations against children.
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As many of you know, I am a senior at UCSD, and I've just had my last final of the quarter. Being a senior means thinking about a lot of "lasts":
This is the last time I will ever walk on our library walk after taking a fall quarter final.
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This is the last time I will have to use a scantron for the rest of my life.
And so on and so forth. I've been reflecting on my college years, wondering first of all how the hell time flew by so quickly, and then thinking about how I've changed and grown as a person. It's amazing to think that I was placed at UCSD for a reason, and that all this change and growth I've gone through would not be possible if I didn't go to college here, meet the people I met, experience the things I've experienced. I apologize ahead of time for this lengthy post, but I thought I would share some of the things I have learned throughout my college years. I know I still have two quarters left, and that this list will only grow, but here are some pivotal lessons I've learned and wish that I knew before coming into college, and I hope you can benefit from them.
You're (maybe) paying for school now. You made a choice to pursue a higher education. Though it may not seem like it if you're from an Asian family, college isn't required (?!?!) Don't waste your parents' money. And that doesn't always mean partying it up every night and blowing off your studies. Laziness might be even more dangerous than being a party animal (I know this from personal experience). Know that you ultimately have one purpose in college, and that is to be a student, so don't half-ass your classes and be the best darn student you can be! That being said, DO NOT lock yourself up in a room for four years because you're convinced the only way to get into med school is to study 24/7. Having a social life is good for the soul, can rejuvenate your tired ol' brain, and provides you with relationships, both platonic and romantic ;)
There is such thing as over-studying. I am the type to never feel prepared, and to stress out extremely easily. You need to believe in yourself and be confident in your capabilities. Stressing about a final and staying up all night to go over material you already know isn't doing you any good. Aaaaaand you might end up falling asleep during your final and having to scramble to finish three essays in the last thirty minutes. Not speaking from personal experience of course...
Hang out when your friends have asked you to hang out. If you're feeling lazy and just want to stay home, eat ice cream, and watch Netflix... STOP. Get yourself out of those sweatpants (optional), give yourself a little pep talk, and go make memories!!! Pep talk (one that I adopted from my boyfriend) should go as follows: YOU are the fun. LITERALLY NO ONE WILL HAVE FUN UNLESS YOU ARE THERE. YOU are the party baby!!! Going into any event with that mentality will guarantee that you have a good time and be a good time (don't be obnoxious though, seriously).
Ok, ok I understand that some of us are introverts, and being around people when you need your alone time can be really draining. But don't use your alone time to do something that teenage girls do in rom-com movies. Use that free time to explore a new place in your city, take a recreational class you've wanted to try, get to that project you've been meaning to get to. It's times like these where you can really discover yourself and uncover passions you didn't know you had.
Quit feeling sorry for yourself. This is coming from a girl who LOVES focusing on the negatives and making my life seem like it's the actual worst. Count your blessings, because you really are fortunate. I know this because you're reading this which means you have access to a computer/internet/smart phone so your life can't be that bad.
If you know you're not cut out to be a doctor, lawyer, or investment banker then don't be one. I cannot stress this enough: at this point in your life you need to stop doing what you think is going to make your parents happy (gasp! what?!). Trust me, I know all about the pressure to be successful and ensure myself a "secure" future by majoring in something that will guarantee me a "stable" job post graduation, and that has brought A LOT of anxiety in my life. But if I've learned anything from conversations with friends who have graduated, most of them majored in something they weren't passionate about and ended up pursuing careers seemingly out of left field. They spent four/five years studying biology only to end up wanting to write a novel and discovering that they did not in fact, want to be a doctor. You have your passions for a reason, and the way you feel about them and how you approach them are unique to you. You bring something new to the table, and if you are passionate enough about it, you will find success in it. If you love art, then major in art! Don't torture yourself in organic chemistry classes! Besides, I would not want you diagnosing me with a disease if you don't love what you do. And maybe you really do love biology and have a passion for serving society in that capacity, then go for it! Don't invalidate your passions--use them to your advantage! And ultimately, what will make your parents happy is your happiness.
You do not need to know what you want to do for the rest of your life by the time you graduate. I hate that our society has engrained in our minds that we are supposed to have the rest of our lives figured out by that June graduation day. Hell, some of us if you're from an Asian family like myself, have been told what to be since before you burst forth from your mother's vajay. My mom had so many plans for me (none of which really panned out, by the way) to be a newscaster on CNN (the next Connie Chung, she would declare), be a lawyer (because my grandfather was one), or a nurse (that was by far the most ridiculous seeing as I literally had to be held down by 4 nurses at age 13 to get my FLU SHOT).
The ironic thing is that my mom is the person who taught me I don't need to have my sh** together by graduation (I'm sure she's going to say differently because I know that she is actually terrified that I'm going to pursue acting). She spent two decades running a software repair company only to realize at age 43 that she wanted something more with her life, went back to school, and is now a registered nurse on her way to becoming a nurse practitioner, and she loves it. If she can restart her life at an age where our society says we're supposed to have it all together already, then I, at the tender age of 21, certainly have time to start my life, restart it, and restart it again. I don't want to wonder what would my life be like if I had just pursued my dreams from the start? when I reach that middle age, and then regret the twenty years I spent at my safe 9-5. I'm still young, and I have time to make mistakes and fall on my face. Hey, you gotta crawl before you can walk, right? And if I'm not running by the time I'm 30, that's when I'll start panicking. If you're anything like me where you have interests in a variety of things, allowing yourself time to explore your options turn your maybes into definite answers, you narrow down your choices of career, and get to live with ~no ragrets, not even one letter~.
College can be a really lonely place, and if you're like me you like to wallow in that loneliness, look around at people have fun, and feel like you're the loneliest person on the planet earth. But believe me, YOU AREN'T IN THIS ALONE!!! I came into college wanting the quintessential college life you see depicted on the big screens--parties, pledging Greek, being a social butterfly, etc. I tried that the first week of my college career and absolutely HATED it and then thought, well sh** how am I ever going to make friends? But news flash: there are other ways!! I found my home and community with a Christian fellowship on campus (and I wasn't even a Christian yet, really) and you may feel at home with an engineering fraternity, a sports team, or with an acapella group. The important thing is that you find a community you connect with, be it based on faith, passion, interests, or career goals.
People will come and go. In fact, more people will go than come, and it's up to you to discern who you want to keep in your life at closer than an arm's distance. As a people pleaser and someone who wants to be liked by everyone, I went through the fire before I truly understood that not everyone is going to like me. And it won't be because of anything I've done or anything they've done, we just aren't compatible. That doesn't mean that I should never speak to them and completely shut them out of my life, but why put yourself in situations where you have to try to get someone to like you. I learned in a Cognitive Science class that humans are only capable of being close to a maximum of ~40 people in their lives at one time. So stop trying to have a hundred best friends, because that's going to stretch you thin, you will end up having superficial relationships, and be extremely lonely. Surround yourself with people who lift you up, challenge you, inspire you, excite you, make you laugh, know how to cheer you up, who believe in you, and are there for you. Friendship doesn't look like this: *insert the most stereotypical image of the biggest group of friends you've ever seen at a party*. It's being able to have an intimate conversation about your fears, your goals, your faith, your struggles, and knowing that this is a friend who is serving a great purpose in your life and vice versa (oh, and you can party/have fun with this person too). But if you have a group of friends with whom you've been in the kiddy pool of emotion the entire time, never exploring past the 3 ft area, you have what I call friends of convenience, where you're hanging out because you happen to go to the same school; once you graduate you will go your separate ways and will likely never speak to each other again. Find that handful, or maybe even one person whom you see as a friend to hit up when you need someone to talk to about life and all the complexities that come with it at 2 AM, because that person will stand by you on your wedding day while the one who only hits you up to party will be at the open bar at your reception.
Network, and don't be an a-hole. Be kind to everyone you meet, because you may be sitting beside the next Steve Jobs who will offer you a position at his start-up, or the future Leo DiCaprio who will need a manager whom he trusts, and that person will be you. And get to know your professors! It took me far too long to realize that my professors are like, really smart and they like, know a lot of really smart people. And despite what you think after you've taken one of their midterms or finals, they actually care about your education and success, or else they wouldn't be professors and dedicate their lives to teaching. Having a relationship with a professor beyond the occasional email is invaluable. Stack up on that social capital, because that is the edge you will have upon graduating with the same degree as the thousands of people sitting next to you.
WHEW! That's was a doozy. Congratulations if you made it to the end of this post. There are many more things I have learned during "the best years of my life" that I want to share with ya'll in the future, but these are just a few that have really stuck out to me. Hope you all who still have finals are pushing through, and to those of you who still have years ahead of you in college, I hope these "lessons" I learned are beneficial to you as well!
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1) Gonzales played in an era of amateurs. And very few people played tennis back then compared to today. It is not something can be proud of.
Gonzales turned professional in late 1949. He was an amateur from 1947-1949. It was the professional game that Gonzales dominated for so long.
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2) Like I said above, he was undisputed world number one in a few years, and co-number 1 in the others.
Gonzales was never toppled as world number 1, so if you have to choose a single world number 1 from 1954-1961, it is Gonzales, IMO, despite strong challenges from players like Segura, Sedgman, Rosewall and Hoad, not to mention other good players like McGregor, Trabert, Anderson, Cooper, Olmedo, MacKay, Gimeno etc.
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Co-number 1 is a ridiculous word. It can only happen in an immature stage of tennis history. Too many thing about Gonzales are myths, like his serve's speed. We do not know for sure.
I have the Gonzales vs. Pasarell match from 1969 Wimbledon on DVD, and even at 41 years of age, his serve is quite brilliant. It would have been a lot better during his prime when he was the dominant player in the world.
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So, because too many things about Gonzales are myth, he lives in a cloud that protects him from other modern greats.
How is it a myth? He was the best player for 8 years on the pro tour, and beat all the newly turned professionals, who had been top amateurs, players like Trabert, Rosewall, Hoad, Anderson, Cooper, Olmedo. Trabert and Cooper, for example, won 3 out of 4 majors in their last year as an amateur, and then got annihilated by Gonzales on the world pro tour, where Gonzales won 74-27 against Trabert in 1956, and a combined 34-0 against Cooper and Anderson in 1959.
Gonzales was in another league to the top amateurs, and only Hoad was a serious challenger straight away. It even took Rosewall until the early 1960s, by which time Gonzales was in his early 30s and had dominated the pro game for years.
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That also happens with every pre-open players. They are living in the cloud. Wow, they won too many tournaments (Laver won 199, I guess) while Federer can not pass 90 mark. Wow, they won too many majors (Laver 19, Rosewall 23, I guess). For the God's sake, how many of them are mickey mouse with very few participant? Should we count 1 pro slam in 1967 equal a today's slam? I guess NOT.
Laver won 200 tournaments. The only big tournament he never won was the WCT Dallas tournament, finishing runner-up to Rosewall in both 1971 and 1972. And the reason Federer cannot match Laver for number of tournaments won is mostly because of the number of hardcourt tournaments in modern tennis, which shorten careers. In Laver's time, grass, clay, carpet and wood predominated by some margin.
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It is funny. If my memory sever well, there are many threads here discussing who was the best player of X year, like
. And now you try to persuade me that you do not have any disputes. I dont think it will work.
My list is my list of who I think are the best players per year. I don't say it's absolute truth, just my opinion. Even in the open era, there are disputes. Do you agree with the ATP computer that Connors was number 1 in 1975, 1977 and 1978, that McEnroe was number 1 in 1982, and that Lendl was number 1 in 1989? Because I sure don't.
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More nostalgic nonsense. No one cares how you rank them. We need to know how they were ranked by the official bodies. I expect you to avoid this question because it will expose your nonsensical argument..
So do you agree with the ATP computer regarding the best players of 1975, 1977, 1978, 1982 and 1989?
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The idea that a 5 foot 10 Laver could compete with today's players even if he was born in this era is ridiculous. His career would be slightly better than Ferrer's because he has the advantage of being a lefty. Would not win a slam GAURANTEED
That is all speculation. You could just as easily say that Federer doesn't stand a chance in the era of wooden racquets, no tiebreaks and no sitdowns at the change of ends against Laver. No modern player could just play the game that they do today with 1960s equipment, because wooden racquets didn't have the power to dictate from the baseline with the authority and depth of today's game. You had to go into the net a lot back then.
You say Laver couldn't cope in today's game, but you don't seem to ask about Federer in Laver's day.
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Your list is flaw because there are two tours competing at that time. Had both tours combined which the field would be stronger, it makes a world of difference.
And? That doesn't mean that the players were worse. In Gonzales' time, the best players were the professionals, and he was playing against these top players all the time. Imagine Federer always playing against 15 of the top 20 players, instead of often playing against players way below that ranking. Playing against players of such high calibre on a very regular basis, like the old pros did, will make you a better player.
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You also double counting with 2 players/per year earning the best player. Had the open-era had two tours and 2 players gets to be number one in the world, Fed/Nadal would earn more year at #1. Nadal would have 6 years end #1(with would include 2005, 06, 07, 09, 11) had Fed and Nole was playing in a separate tour.
I am not. Gonzales was the best player in the world when he was the best professional. In 1949, when Gonzales was the best amateur player, the best player in the world was Jack Kramer.
I personally believe the best professional player was always better than the best amateur player in the years I've listed, apart from 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1932 and 1933, when the best amateur player was the best player in the world. In the 1930s, the gap between the top professionals and the top amateurs was very close, but after the late 1940s, the top professionals had a clear lead over the top amateurs.
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Agreed. I asked Mustard about this in another thread but he completely ignored me.
I will ask again
If you are comfortable with having 2 tours and not conceding that it makes it easier to compete in 2 tours, then please do tell how many 3.5 tournaments can one win today to equal to a grandslam on the ATP tour?
What is 3.5 tournaments?
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Timely list, Mustard, but i'm fairly certain the OP is likely another alternate account of a TW regular who needs to make yet another argument leading to Federer being crowned some sort of "GOAT," when he never earned that distinction, and never will (his lack of ability to win the Grand Slam at the top of it all).
If some were so sure of Federer's alleged status, there would no need to launch threads like this over and over and over again.
Yeah, it's annoying. Unless one says that Federer is the undisputed GOAT, one gets criticised. Unfortunately for them, tennis history is far too complicated for that, and there are stats where Federer is behind. Federer is not the only GOAT candidate, but one of many.
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- 09-834 Kasten v. Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics Corp. (03/22/11)
- Mar 22, 2011 lated suit, the District Court found that Saint-Gobain violated the. Act by placing timeclocks.
- www.supremecourt.gov
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- THE CONFESSIONS of SAINT AUGUSTINE
- THE CONFESSIONS OF SAINT AUGUSTINE. BOOK I: 3. BOOK I: Confessions of the greatness and unsearchableness of God, of.
- sparks.eserver.org
- ISO 3166-1 Newsletter VI-1 "Saint Barthélemy
- Assignment of code elements for Saint Barthélemy and. Saint Martin and update of France and other French Territories.
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- Credit: AP New Orleans Saints running back Joique Bell (20) dives for a touchdown over Oakland Raiders linebacker Darryl Blackstock (56) in the third quarter of a preseason NFL football game in Oakland, Calif., Sunday, Aug. 28, 2011.
- Katrina Helped Prepare Saint Clare's CEO For Irene
- Saint Clare's clinical hospital staff including nurses, OR technicians, clinical nurses assistants, and ancillary technicians travel with the National Guard from the Dover campus to Denville.
- Paris Saint-Germain move up the table with victory over Toulouse
- Sochaux edged past Saint Etienne 2-1 as the Algeria midfielder Ryad Boudebouz put the hosts ahead with a low strike in the sixth minute. Saint Etienne forward Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang equalised in the 35th minute with a drive into the top corner.
- Nasri: I had PSG talks
- By ESPNsoccernet staff Samir Nasri has claimed he held talks with Paris Saint-Germain before signing for Manchester City.
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- Official team site with audio and video clips, team news, depth charts, transactions, statistics, and player profiles.
- www.neworleanssaints.com
- Saint - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- A saint is a holy person. In Christian usage, "saint" refers to any believer who is " holy", and in whom Christ dwells, whether in heaven or in earth.
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- Saints & Angels - Catholic Online
- Large searchable database of information on Catholic saints.
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MYSORE: S. Sundararaja Iyengar (98), well-known advocate and a former president of the Mysore Bar Association, passed away here on Saturday after a brief illness.
He was reckoned to be the senior-most lawyer in the region who practiced till recently.
Mr. Iyengar began his career under well-known lawyer Srirangachar and started his independent practice in 1940.
He was appointed as notary in 1960 and thus was the first notary of Mysore.
The Mysore Bar Association has condoled his demise. The association suspended proceedings for the day as a mark of respect to their esteemed colleague.
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HTC One Might Be Coming to Verizon in Late April
Mobile device manufacturer HTC has not enjoyed the notoriety or mass appeal of other companies in the same industry. Despite kicking out some "excellent" devices, HTC still remains below the usual suspects in market penetration and consumer adoption. All that could change with the HTC One.
The One was announced last month. All the major carries were listed to stock the new HTC device. AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile were all named to support the One. Wait! That's not all of them. Verizon was more than noticeably absent from the PR. No more. Verizon has stepped up to also embrace the new phone with the monosyllabic moniker. However it will follow a full month after the other carriers have had their way with the new device, for an April release.
If you remember, HTC deployed a small basketball team of "One" devices to try to court discerning carriers. We saw the HTC One X, One V and One S with the One X being the standout performer by our scrutiny. This time around it's just the One. One device to bind them. Dare I say a "flagship" device from HTC. Could a thing be possible?
This is great for HTC, whose market share has reportedly slipped below RIM. Wow! Competing across all carries should be considered a successful and key strategic play for marketing penetration and brand exposure.
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Ron Miller; Jerome Courtland; Don Chaffey; Don Bluth; Malcolm Marmorstein; Helen Reddy; Jim Dale; Mickey Rooney; Red Buttons; Shelley Winters; Al Kasha; Joel Hirschhorn; Seton I Miller; S S Field; Walt Disney Productions.; Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (Firm); Buena Vista Home Entertainment (Firm)
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Elliott was created by Ken Anderson.
Originally produced as a motion picture in 1977.
Special features: Brazzle dazzle effects ; deleted storyboard sequence ; original song concept: "Boo bop bopbop bop" ; original demo recordings ; promotional record.
|Music and lyrics by Al Kasha and Joel Hirschhorn ; choreography by Onna White ; director of photography, Frank Phillips ; editor, Gordon D. Brenner ; costumes designed by Bill Thomas ; art directors, John B. Mansbridge and Jack Martin Smith.
|Helen Reddy, Jim Dale, Mickey Rooney, Red Buttons, Shelley Winters.
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A 9-year old boy and his pet dragon (invisible to all but him) run away from his foster parents.
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Insurance firms are willing to indemnify in case of damage to the assets
Insuring life and vehicles are common. But did you know that even the roads you ride on can be insured? Roads, including the East Coast Road and Rajiv Gandhi Salai that are developed or maintained under Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) basis by construction companies are insured against fires and other perils.
The Chennai - Tada stretch on the Kolkata Highway, Krishnagiri- Wallajahpet Road and Ahmedabad - Mallya tollway are some of the other roads insured.
Insurance firms are willing to indemnify these companies in case of damage to the assets. "Not just the road but every single piece of street furniture, including streetlights and traffic signals, is covered under this. We take insurance for every year and the premium changes according to the depreciation value," said an official in the Tamil Nadu Road Development Company (TNRDC), which maintains the ECR and Rajiv Gandhi Salai.
These roads are insured against everything including losses due to damage of natural calamities, such as unprecedented floods, cyclone, fire, lighting, volcanic eruption, earthquakes and even tsunamis. The recent Thane cyclone saw damages worth around Rs.5 lakh on the ECR near Hanumanthai and around 75 per cent of this cost was borne by the insurance company.
Similarly, two years ago, when the 1-km long Palar River bridge was damaged extensively in an accident, the insurance company indemnified the cost. "We took the insurance policy because though we pay premium, the insurance company would bear at least a portion of the costs," the TNRDC official told me.
On Rajiv Gandhi Salai, the traffic signals at the Tidel Park junction are hit frequently. "Each signal costs around Rs.6-7 lakh. It is not possible for the company to bear such charges," the TNRDC official said. From 2004, 24 claims have been submitted for ECR whose assets are worth Rs.150 crore and 22 times from 2007 for damages on Rajiv Gandhi Salai which is worth Rs.260 crore.
Road users feel that BOT roads are always better maintained than those maintained by local bodies or the State Highways Department or the National Highways Authority of India. "This is because the companies get funds from toll collection. There is constant maintenance because they are supposed to do that under the contract," said a road expert.
However, this kind of insurance is not possible for other roads and highways said a source in the National Highways Authority of India. "Our roads too are treated as assets. They are shown in our balance sheets. But we do not have any insurance. For the amount of road length that we maintain, the sum to be paid as premium would be very high," an NHAI official said.
On its part, the Highways Department has something called Contractors All Risk Policy under which the contractor opts for insurance cover from the time of the construction to the end of the defect liability period (till when they have to maintain the facility). Roads, bridges, flyovers, subways and even the smallest of roads are covered under this. For roads, the period of coverage is three years after completion of work and for bridges and flyovers it is five years.
"The CAR policy is mentioned in the tender document itself. We are ensuring that the contactor takes a policy for this. He has to present a certificate to the effect. The contractor also takes a policy to cover the labourers," said a Highways Department official.
It appears that insurance is a good way to ensure quality upkeep of roads. Alternatively, dedicated funds and special agencies can also take care of road maintenance.
Deepa H. Ramakrishnan writes on Chennai Corporation and civic issues for The Hindu.
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Sleeping groups of up to four people, this property has been built from brick yet inside, has been decorated and furnished to exceedingly modern standards. It is conveniently located just next door to a pub, which also happens to belong to the owner so, although there is parking for up to two cars, there will be many evenings where you just won't need them! Central heating throughout warms the cottage in the colder months and there is a feature fireplace in the living room. If you prefer to eat in, the kitchen is spacious and well equipped.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
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|Pets welcome, Yes, smoking allowed
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|2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms
|High chair
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Gas central heating with electric fire. Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, TV with Freeview, DVD, CD/radio. WiFi available via arrangement with owner. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Cot and highchair available. Roadside parking for 2 cars. One small/medium well-behaved dog welcome. Shop 1 min walk, pub 10 yards. Note: One of the twin bedrooms can only be accessed via the other bedroom. Note: The stairs in the property are quite steep and may not be suitable for those with limited mobility.
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Impressive mountains, open fells and clear-water lakes, the Lake District has it all. From walking in the mountains to exhilarating watersports or just a gentle cruise on a steam-powered yacht, Cumbria is the perfect holiday destination.
Silloth's location on the shores of the Solway Firth, facing the hills of the Southern Galloway and neatly bordered by the Lake District Fells, has attracted visitors for years. Its reputation for fabulous sunsets and sea views inspired the artist, Turner, to capture its atmosphere on canvas. The town itself was built as a railhead and a port in the 1850s and shipped in Irish Granite to build Christ Church, which is open to visitors. The streets are wide, stylish and lined with trees. Coupled with a beautiful promenade, this part of Cumbria could almost be a small French town. There is an 18-hole golf course, which was the 'home' course for Miss Cecillia Leitch, the most celebrated woman golfer of the 19th Century. In addition, there are many attractions around Silloth, such as Grune Point, a sandy, raised shingle beach approximately one mile long and supporting a community of specialist vegetation, including sea sandwort, sea-holly and sand couch-grass.
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21 Sep 2014
"albion cottage siloth"
The cottage is next to a pub but this only opens weekends it's a good spot for exploring Cumbria and the lakes a very relaxing holiday but the best part is the people who live in siloth they are … More
8 Sep 2012
"Stylish, close to coast."
Lovely cottage, well presented and cosy, loved the welcome pack. Close to beach and golf course. Locals very friendly and helpful. Good base for exploring the lakes and Scotland.… More
12 Jan 2012
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We thought everything about the cottage was perfect and the decor was lovely. The cottage was nice and warm with a bottle of wine as a pleasant gift.The pub next door is very handy and the owners of t… More
23 Sep 2011
loverly cottage great place to explore w cumbria and lakes… More
18 Aug 2011
"Home from Home"
This was the most comfortable cottage we have ever stayed in on our holidays, a real home from home. A perfect base for north west lakes, we loved it so much we are going back next year.… More
13 Jul 2011
"Highly Recommendlovely"
Lovely clean spacious cottage. Home from home. Had everything we needed plus more inc milk in the fridge and fruit platter with wine. Owners very friendly. They live in the pub next door if we needed … More
18 Dec 2009
"Perfect accomodation for playing golf at Silloth GC"
Four golfers based ourselves in the apartment for a week, playing Silloth(lots)and other surrounding courses. Silloth GC is walking distance away and an ideal eaterie/base if you don't want to co… More
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"An All Round Happy Experience"
I chose Silloth as an area, away from the lakes and the tourist spots, but near enough to travel to them, which worked perfectly.The cottage, I found to be of high standard which was perfect for me an… More
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