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Family Welcome Reception 7-11 pm, Adults: $15, Children: $8, Aquianas
Kick off the weekend and get to know other MSMC families and
students. This event features delicious hors d'oeuvres, carving
stations, and much more!
Continental Breakfast
9-11 am, Complimentary, Hudson Hall Auditorium
Academic Convocation
10:30 am, Complimentary, Aquinas Hall Theatre
Join us in welcoming our new students and recognizing their
investment into the Mount community. The Distinguished Alumni Award
and the President's Award for Outstanding Service to the College
will also be presented.
MSMC Men's Alumni Baseball Game
11 am, Dominican Center Field
Come and cheer the former men's baseball players' as they take to
the field for the 8th Annual Alumni Baseball Game.
Alumni, Family, and Faculty Fall Festival
Noon-3:30 pm, Adults: $15, Children: $7, Guzman Lawn
Enjoy catching-up with one another as you feast on a traditional
fall foods. Meet and gather with other families, faculty, and
alumni as you overlook the Hudson on this beautiful fall day.
Campus Tours
12:30-3 pm, tours depart from Guzman Lawn
Oh, how the campus has grown! Let us lead you on a tour of the
College Courts, Guzman Hall, Kaplan Family Mathematics, Science
& Technology Center addition to Aquinas Hall and the new
Dominican Center. This is a treat that you won't want to miss!
Puppet Show 1 pm, Complimentary, Guzman Lawn
Bring your kids to a puppet show performed by the MSMC student
theatre club, Different Stages.
Kids Arts and Crafts Hour
1:30 pm, Complimentary, Guzman Lawn
Stop by with your kids for the Craft Workshop. Kids are invited to
make a wonderful array of craft projects that they will be able to
share with friends and family! Presented by the MSMC Get Creative
MSMC Men's Soccer Game
2 pm, Kaplan Athletic Field
Mount Saint Mary College vs. Old Westbury
Family "Best of Broadway" Dinner Party
6-8 pm, Adults: $20, Children: $10, Dominican Center
Meet us at 42nd Street! Spend the night enjoying delectable
featured foods from a variety of cultures associated with popular
Broadway shows! This will be a meal your family won't want to
Family Variety Show Night
8:30 pm, Complimentary, Aquinas Hall Theatre
Join us for an evening of fun and laughter as you watch a variety
of entertainment.
MSMC Coffee Bar
9:30-11:30 pm, Complimentary, Aquinas Hall/MST Atrium
Relax and enjoy the rest of the night with your family over a cup
of coffee or tea with tasty treats.
Remembrance Mass
9:30 am, Complimentary, Chapel of the Most Holy Rosary, Dominican
Family Brunch 11 am-1 pm, Adults: $10, Children: $8, The View Dining
Enjoy a leisurely traditional Sunday Brunch before heading
Family Brunch Cruise on the Hudson - SOLD OUT 11:30 am-2:30 pm, Departs from the Newburgh Landing,
Adults: $30, Children: $15
Enjoy a 3-hour scenic cruise down the Hudson River. Spend time
with your family while you enjoy a delicious brunch. Please
note: This event is sold out. Please contact Student Activities at
845-569-3545 to be placed on the waiting list.
Please note: Children under the age of 10 must be
accompanied by an adult to each activity.
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if it were properly maintained and was properly cooled by its water and fans and properly lubricated then it wouldnt be a problem.
Would you let your car running on idle 24/7 ?
Posted 11 January 2013 - 14:13
if it were properly maintained and was properly cooled by its water and fans and properly lubricated then it wouldnt be a problem.
A car on idle 24/7 at 900RPM is nothing compared to a long motorway journey at 3000RPM.
Posted 11 January 2013 - 14:20
no I probably wouldn't leave my car on 247 no.
But would you ? No, because you know that it is not good for a system to be "active" 24/7.
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no I probably wouldn't leave my car on 247 no.
Although I do leave my PC on 24/7, current up time is 6 days. And thats only because of a reboot.
Cars and PCs are different. A car has A LOT of moving parts, bearings etc. Pistons, Valves, Rockers, Fans, Belts to name a few
Posted 11 January 2013 - 14:52
^ not sure I would call it a huge increase in elec bill. But sure its going to cost you a few extra quid.
Do the math, and NO you can not just look at the wattage of your power supply and say well guess it uses 600watts... That is what the power supply is rated for, not what the PC draws 99.99999% your using it.
So as I type this post, I look down at my ups and drawing .065 kilowatts, if I turn off the monitor it drops to .040. So do the math, my monitor turns off in 5 minutes of idle time.. Don't forget that depending on how long you use your computer comes into play here you should only count the extra cost of not turning it off.
Lets say you only use the computer for 2 hours a day, mines more like 18 But lets say its a normal person couple of hours a day usage. Now turn off your monitor for sure. Mine drops to 40 watts, so X my cost of elec which is about .125 kwh x 22 hours a day = (.04*.125*22) = $0.11 a day to keep my machine on when not using it. x 30 = $3.3 dollars extra a month if I only used my computer for 2 hours a day and left it on the rest of the time.
That extra cost goes way down depending on how much time you actually use your machine. But don't think $3 is going to break anyone, nor would I call that a huge increase in elec bill.
Sure you could use standby which would lower it way more!!! But every now and then by box has issues coming out of standby, not worth the hassle for a couple of bucks a month.
Now I show the cost in the UK for elec a bit higher than here in Chicagoland, I show 0.175 vs my 12.5 cents. So cost you what less than 5 quid??
Yes leaving any elec on when not used is going to cost you, but do the math!! Your more than likely taking cents not dollars.. I would really suggest you pick up a killawatt meter and look to see exactly what something uses in elec.
btw, here is what I am talking about for a killawatt meter, it allows you to plug in any device that uses elec and monitor how much it uses over time, right at the moment, etc. So you could let it run for a few days while you use your computer and get an exact figure for how much it cost per day.
for example its been plugged into my N40L for quite some time, this is my NAS, my router, linux box and a bunch of other VMs that I play and test with. It is on 24/7/365 for SURE!! So far 6632 hours its been on and used 372 Kwh, So 6632 hours = 276.333 days, now in that time it has used 372KWH or 372/276 = 1.34 Kwh per day. So x my 0.125 cost per kwh = 0.1675 cents a day to run.. X 30 = 5 bucks! Cost of cup of coffee or a beer at local pub. I don't see how this is going to be breaking anyone's bank??
Now maybe you got some crazy supped up machine that idles using 300Watts? Then ok you might want to look why that is -- a killawatt is great tool to have if your looking to understand the cost of running different elec items. Or whole home unit as well, I have meter that gives me what the total draw of the house is at any given moment, and logs it over time, etc.. right now the house is drawing 684 watts.. Man does that spike up when running all the appliances, got elec stove/oven -- most everything is elec. So I clearly understand keeping an eye out for what your using.. But sorry leaving a pc on is not going to be the biggest waste in the house.


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Ning-Kuang Chuang received a Bachelor's degree in Hospitality Management from Purdue University, a Master's degree in Foodservice and Food Studies from New York University, and a Doctoral degree in Hospitality Administration from Texas Tech University. She joined Kent State University in Fall 2005 and teaches both undergraduate and graduate courses such as Lodging Operations, Hotel Convention Sales, Food Production Management, HM Leadership and Organizational Behavior, Current Issues in Hospitality and Tourism Management, etc. Prior to beginning her doctoral study, she was employed at the Southern Taiwan University of Technology and Chung-Hwa University as an instructor and program coordinator in the Hospitality and Tourism Management Department. Her previous industrial experience includes working as an opening team member and executive assistant at a five star international hotel in Taiwan and an assistant to cost controller at the World Trade Center in New York City. Ning-Kuang's general area of research inquiry is career and professional development for both hospitality students and professionals. Her research has been published in top tier peer-reviewed journals such as Journal of Travel and Tourism Research, International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Education, Journal of Human Resources in Hospitality and Tourism, and Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research.
Chef Ed Hoegler, a native of Northeast Ohio, has taken advantage of many opportunities to broaden his horizons, both in the kitchen and out. While studying at Johnson & Wales University Providence campus and accomplishing degrees in Culinary Arts, Foodservice Education, as well as a Masters in Computer Education, Ed collaborated with chefs from all over the world exchanging recipes and techniques from China, Germany, and Russia. He then put his talents to use in the real world and in higher education. For several years, Ed worked with ManorCare Corp where he traveled around the United States getting to know the local cuisine of countless towns in over forty states. After acting as General Manager for various restaurants, university dining facilities, and country clubs, he went on to use his acquired knowledge and skills as a full-time faculty member for the Hospitality Management program at Kent State University. Chef Ed teaches various seminars in etiquette and equal opportunity employment. With the aid of Chef Ed, Kent State's professional student organizations PCMA and CMAA have raised 10's of thousands of Dollars. He is also a founding faculty member for The Campus Kitchens Project at Kent State University, (a volunteer organization that repurposes underutilized food) for which he won a "Faculty of the Year Spirit of Serve Award" . As a classically trained French chef with German and Italian heritage, Ed is inspired by the flavors of New England where he learned his craft, as well as the American Southwest, which brings a diverse flair to every dish he makes.
Ju Yup (Jay) Lee earned his Ph.D. in Hospitality Management from Iowa State University and joined the Kent State University Faculty in 2012. Prior to pursuing his doctoral degree, he received his culinary art degree at the Culinary Institute of America in New York and served as a member of menu development at fine dining restaurants in New York and Chicago. His experience in the foodservice industry includes kitchen operation, food safety and sanitation, restaurant consulting, front-of-the-house service, and revenue management. These experiences have prepared him to be a prospective researcher and educator. As an individual with a strong background in foodservice management, Lee taught Fine Dining Management, Fundamental Culinary Skill Development, and Quantity Food Production and Service Management Experience while obtaining his doctoral degree. Currently, he is teaching Sanitation and Safety Principles and Practices, Hospitality Marketing, Food Production and Service Management, Lodging Operations and Management and other hospitality related subjects at Kent State University. His research interests include foodservice management, food safety and sanitation, marketing, and hospitality education. His research has been published in International Journal of Hospitality Management, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Research, and Journal of Food Service.
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Swathi Ravichandran received an MBA in Marketing and a PhD in Foodservice and Lodging Management from Iowa State University. She is currently an Associate Professor and Coordinator of the Hospitality Management program at Kent State University (KSU) and teaches a variety of classes including Hospitality Human Resources Management, Hospitality Legal Issues, Hospitality Meetings Management, and Hospitality Management Practicum. Her research focuses on hospitality human resources management and marketing and has been published in prestigious peer-reviewed journals such as Journal of Foodservice Business Research, International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Education, International Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Administration, and Journal of Human Resources in Hospitality and Tourism. Dr. Ravichandran also writes a bi-monthly blog focusing on human resources and legal issues for Restaurant Hospitality titled Foodservice @ Work in addition to contributing to EasyIce.com on similar topics. She serves as faculty advisor for the KSU chapter of Professional Convention Management Association (PCMA).
Doctoral and Master of Science degrees were completed at Kansas State University in Hospitality Management & Institutional Food Service Management. A dietetic internship was completed at the University of Oregon Health Sciences Center. The Bachelor of Science degree was completed at the University of Nebraska with dual majors in (1) Human Nutrition and Foodservice Management and (2) Education and Family Resources. Prior to joining the Kent State University faculty, was a manager for 16 years in a University Dining Services known for "from scratch" food preparation and award winning special events and menus. Is the faculty advisor for the Student Chapter of Club Managers Association of America and teach classes on food study, foodservice management, hospitality service quality, professionalism in hospitality management, and research seminar. My research interests include food safety education, management of quality and consumer satisfaction, effectiveness of employee development programs, school foodservice management, and educational issues related to hospitality education.
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Written by Maureen Maryanski, Reference Librarian for Printed Collections. As Women's History Month comes to a close, let's focus on an attempted publicity stunt from 1916 involving New York suffragists, a biplane, and President Woodrow Wilson. Three fantastic photographs in the library collection tell the beginning of the story as a group of suffragists met […]
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Depression is a mood disorder that causes a persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest. Also called major depression, major depressive disorder or clinical depression, it affects how you feel, think and behave and can lead to a variety of emotional and physical problems. You may have trouble doing normal day-to-day activities, and depression may make you feel as if life isn't worth living.
More than just a bout of the blues, depression isn't a weakness, nor is it something that you can simply "snap out" of. Depression may require long-term treatment. But don't get discouraged. Most people with depression feel better with medication, psychological counseling or both. Other treatments also may help.
Although depression may occur only one time during your life, usually people have multiple episodes of depression. During these episodes, symptoms occur most of the day, nearly every day and may include:
For some people, depression symptoms are so severe that it's obvious something isn't right. Other people feel generally miserable or unhappy without really knowing why.
Depression affects each person in different ways, so symptoms caused by depression vary from person to person. To clarify the type of depression you have, your doctor may add information to your depression diagnosis called a specifier. Specifiers include having depression with specific features, such as:
Common symptoms of depression in children and teens are similar to those of adults, but there can be some differences.
Depression is not a normal part of growing older and it should never be taken lightly. Unfortunately, depression often goes undiagnosed and untreated in older adults, and they may feel reluctant to seek help. Symptoms of depression may be different or less obvious in older adults, including:
If you feel depressed, make an appointment to see your doctor as soon as you can. Depression often gets worse if it isn't treated. Untreated depression can lead to other mental and physical health problems or troubles in other areas of your life. Feelings of depression can also lead to suicide.
If you're reluctant to seek treatment, talk to a friend or loved one, a health care professional, a faith leader, or someone else you trust.
If you or someone you know is having suicidal thoughts, get help right away. Here are some steps you can take:
If you think you may hurt yourself or attempt suicide, call 911 or your local emergency number immediately.
If you have a loved one who is in danger of committing suicide or has made a suicide attempt, make sure someone stays with that person. Call 911 or your local emergency number immediately. Or, if you think you can do so safely, take the person to the nearest hospital emergency room.
It's not known exactly what causes depression. As with many mental disorders, a variety of factors may be involved, such as:
Depression often begins in the teens, 20s or 30s, but it can happen at any age. More women are diagnosed with depression than men, but this may be due in part because women are more likely to seek treatment.
Researchers have identified certain factors that seem to increase the risk of developing or triggering depression, including:
Depression is a serious disorder that can take a terrible toll on individuals and families. Untreated depression can result in emotional, behavioral and health problems that affect every area of your life. Complications associated with depression may include:
You may see your primary care doctor, or your doctor may refer you to a health provider who specializes in diagnosing and treating mental health conditions (psychologist or psychiatrist). Here's some information to help you get ready for your appointment, and what to expect from your doctor.
These steps can help you make the most of your appointment. Make a list of:
Take a family member or friend along, if possible, to help you remember all of the information provided during the appointment.
For problems related to depression, basic questions to ask your health provider include:
Don't hesitate to ask questions anytime you don't understand something.
Be ready to answer questions from your health provider, such as:
These exams and tests can help rule out other problems that could be causing your symptoms, pinpoint a diagnosis and check for any related complications:
To be diagnosed with major depression, you must meet the symptom criteria in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), published by the American Psychiatric Association. This manual is used by mental health providers to diagnose mental conditions and by insurance companies to reimburse for treatment.
For major depression, you must have five or more of the following symptoms over a two-week period, most of the day, nearly every day. At least one of the symptoms must be either a depressed mood or a loss of interest or pleasure. Other symptoms may include:
Your symptoms must be severe enough to cause noticeable problems in day-to-day activities, such as work, school, social activities or relationships with others. Symptoms can be based on your own feelings or may be based on the observations of someone else.
There are several other conditions with symptoms that can include depression. It's important to get an accurate diagnosis so you can get appropriate treatment. Your doctor or mental health provider's evaluation will help determine if your symptoms of depression are caused by a specific type of depression or another condition, such as:
Make sure you understand what type of depression you have so that you can learn more about your specific situation and treatment options.
Numerous depression treatments are available. Medications and psychological counseling (psychotherapy) are very effective for most people.
Your primary care doctor or psychiatrist can prescribe medications to relieve depression symptoms. However, many people with depression also benefit from seeing a psychologist or other mental health counselor.
If you have severe depression, you may need a hospital stay, or you may need to participate in an outpatient treatment program until your symptoms improve.
Here's a closer look at depression treatment options.
Many types of antidepressant medications are available to treat depression, including those below. Discuss possible major side effects with your doctor or pharmacist.
If a family member has responded well to an antidepressant, it may be one that could help you. Or you may need to try several medications before you find one that works. This requires patience, as some medications need several weeks or longer to take full effect and for side effects to ease as your body adjusts.
Don't stop taking an antidepressant without talking to your doctor first. Antidepressants aren't considered addictive, but sometimes physical dependence, which is different from addiction, can occur. Stopping treatment abruptly or missing several doses can cause withdrawal-like symptoms, and quitting suddenly may cause a sudden worsening of depression. Work with your doctor to gradually and safely decrease your dose.
Inherited traits play a role in how antidepressants affect you. In some cases, where available, results of genetic tests (done by blood test or cheek swab) may offer clues about how your body may respond to a particular antidepressant. The study of how genes affect a person's response to drugs is called pharmacogenomics. However, other variables besides genetics can affect your response to medication.
If you're pregnant or breast-feeding, some antidepressants may pose an increased health risk to your unborn child or nursing child. Talk to your doctor if you become pregnant or are planning on becoming pregnant.
Most antidepressants are generally safe, but the FDA requires that all antidepressants carry black box warnings, the strictest warnings for prescriptions. In some cases, children, teenagers and young adults under 25 may have an increase in suicidal thoughts or behavior when taking antidepressants, especially in the first few weeks after starting or when the dose is changed.
Anyone taking an antidepressant should be watched closely for worsening depression or unusual behavior. If you or someone you know has suicidal thoughts when taking an antidepressant, immediately contact your doctor or get emergency help.
Keep in mind that antidepressants are more likely to reduce suicide risk in the long run by improving mood.
Psychotherapy is a general term for treating depression by talking about your condition and related issues with a mental health provider. Psychotherapy is also known as talk therapy, counseling or psychosocial therapy.
Different types of psychotherapy can be effective for depression, such as cognitive behavioral therapy, interpersonal therapy, dialectic behavioral therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, and mindfulness techniques. These therapies can help you:
In some people, depression is so severe that a hospital stay is needed. Inpatient hospitalization may be necessary if you can't care for yourself properly or when you're in immediate danger of harming yourself or someone else. Psychiatric treatment at a hospital can help keep you calm and safe until your mood improves.
Partial hospitalization or day treatment programs also may help some people. These programs provide the outpatient support and counseling you need while you get symptoms under control.
For some people, other procedures may be suggested:
Depression generally isn't a disorder that you can treat on your own. But in addition to professional treatment, these self-care steps can help:
Make certain you understand the risks as well as possible benefits if you pursue alternative or complementary therapy. Don't replace conventional medical treatment or psychotherapy with alternative medicine. When it comes to depression, alternative treatments aren't a substitute for medical care.
Examples of herbal remedies and supplements that are sometimes used for depression include:
Keep in mind that nutritional and dietary products aren't monitored by the FDA the same way medications are. You can't always be certain of what you're getting and if it's safe. Also, because some herbal and dietary supplements can interfere with prescription medications or cause dangerous interactions, talk to your health care provider before taking any supplements.
Complementary and alternative medicine practitioners believe the mind and body must be in harmony for you to stay healthy. Examples of mind-body techniques that may be helpful for depression include:
Relying solely on these therapies is generally not enough to treat depression. They may be helpful when used in addition to medication and psychotherapy.
Talk to your doctor or therapist about improving your coping skills, and try these tips:
There's no sure way to prevent depression. However, these strategies may help.
Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., is ranked among the Best Hospitals for psychiatry by U.S. News & World Report.
At Mayo Clinic, we assemble a team of specialists who take the time to listen and thoroughly understand your health issues and concerns. We tailor the care you receive to your personal health care needs. You can trust our specialists to collaborate and offer you the best possible outcomes, safety and service.
Mayo Clinic is a not-for-profit medical institution that reinvests all earnings into improving medical practice, research and education. We're constantly involved in innovation and medical research, finding solutions to improve your care and quality of life. Your doctor or someone on your medical team is likely involved in research related to your condition.
Our patients tell us that the quality of their interactions, our attention to detail and the efficiency of their visits mean health care — and trusted answers — like they've never experienced.
Why Choose Mayo Clinic
What Sets Mayo Clinic Apart
Mayo Clinic works with hundreds of insurance companies and is an in-network provider for millions of people. In most cases, Mayo Clinic doesn't require a physician referral. Some insurers require referrals or may have additional requirements for certain medical care. All appointments are prioritized on the basis of medical need.
At Mayo Clinic in Arizona, specialists see adults with depression if a Mayo Clinic doctor is treating them for other medical conditions and refers them to psychiatry and psychology.
At Mayo Clinic in Florida, specialists see adults with depression if a Mayo Clinic doctor is treating them for other medical conditions and refers them to psychiatry and psychology.
Specialists in psychiatry and psychology at Mayo Clinic in Minnesota treat children and adults with depression.
For appointments or more information, call the Central Appointment Office at 507-538-3270 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Central time, Monday through Friday or complete an online appointment request form.
At Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, pediatric specialists in psychiatry and psychology offer inpatient and outpatient treatment for children and teens with depression. Parents or guardians are involved in treatment from beginning to end and learn how to effectively provide support to their child or teen.
If depressive symptoms become severe and personal safety is a concern, doctors may recommend hospitalization. Mayo specialists coordinate care with outpatient providers to ensure that children and teens and their families have a clear plan to return to their outpatient doctor for follow-up care.
Mayo Clinic researchers have made a number of important contributions to studies on depression, especially in relation to other medical problems, psychiatric disorders or addictions. Areas of research include:
Mayo scientists sometimes use a blood test, the cytochrome P450 test, to help pinpoint genetic factors that play a role in a person's response to most antidepressant medications. This information helps doctors understand which medications might be better tolerated for one person versus another and which should be avoided based on how a person's body breaks down (metabolizes) drugs.
Read more about research in the Department of Psychiatry and Psychology at Mayo Clinic.
See a list of publications on depression by Mayo Clinic doctors on PubMed, a service of the National Library of Medicine.
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By the time he made the two-hour drive home, Hershberger not only had an offer from Nevada, the Pack had a commitment from the three-star.
"The trip was awesome, and it had beautiful weather, the coaching staff was solid and I really liked what they had to say. The current players took me under their wing and everything about it was great," said Hershberger.
Still, Hershberger needed the offer to come before he could make a decision.
"They were hinting at us that they would be offering before the end of the weekend and once they offered, I knew I wanted to be there," said Hershberger.
Hershberger was hosted by Brock Hekking and spent a lot of time talking with the new coaches at Nevada, including head coach Brian Polian and linebackers coach/defensive coordinator Scott Hazleton.
"Coach Hazelton had been there three days, and he's awesome," said Hershberger. "and Coach Polian is going keep this program up. All the coaches were the same, all really enthusiastic and it seemed like a really good family."
Hershberger said the proximity of Nevada to his hometown played a big role.
"It's only two hours so of course that was a big thing," said Hershberger. "To be able to have your family and friends close by is nice. We take family vacations to Tahoe so we'll be close enough for me to head there."
Hershberger said he got more clarity from the coaches with where they want him to play.
"They want me to play a hybrid outside linebacker/defensive end spot for them," said Hershberger.
With his decision done, Hershberger said he can now focus on his offseason training regiment.
"I'm just focusing on getting bigger and training," said Hershberger. "Their exact words were 'don't worry about putting the weight on'. I'll probably be playing at about 240, but keeping my speed and strength. Of course, making my decision, it's so stress relieving, I can remember last week, freaking out about what I was going to do, but it's nice to have it done."
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The album, Incubus' second, contains some of the band's heavier work, and is considered by many fans to be the original definition of their sound but shows the bands search for an ambient sound and higher sound quality which is found in many their later albums. It is a fusion of their various influences and is characteristic of their experimental tendencies. On songs like "Deep Inside" and "Summer Romance (Anti-Gravity Love Song)" show Jazz influences. Much more mainstream-sounding than their first album, Fungus Amongus, it was not indicative of their slower-tempoed follow-up, Make Yourself, which is referred to in many reviews as having been the band's peak in terms of performance.
Jeremy Wasser, formerly of Hoobastank, is featured on saxophone on "Summer Romance (Anti-Gravity Love Song)".
S.C.I.E.N.C.E. was titled as such because the band felt like they were working on a science project whilst creating the album, as such the acronym has no real meaning. Instead the band has chosen to let people interpret the title as they see fit. The acronym S.C.I.E.N.C.E. is as enigmatic as the moustachioed man on the cover. The band has given several contradictory meanings for both the album title and the face of "Chuck", whose image also appears on the cover of the Enjoy Incubus EP, and inside the jacket of Make Yourself. It is also speculated that the face on the cover is their 8th grade middle school science teacher who inspired them.
The first song on the album, "Redefine", can be heard during the trailer for the movie "The Way of the Gun". The second song on the album, "Vitamin", was featured on Test Drive Off Road 3, a truck racing videogame for the Sony PSX, and in Final Destination 2. "New Skin", track 3 on the album, featured as the theme song for PC game Motocross Madness 2. The Enhanced CD of S.C.I.E.N.C.E. features the video for the song "A Certain Shade of Green". This song could also be interpreted much more simply, as a critique of people unwilling to evolve intellectually, philosophically, emotionally, et cetera; 2012 being a reference to the belief that the world will end according to the Maya calendar, and the shade of green is an insinuation to the color for "go" on most street lights.
The enhanced CD features a short maze game in which a character named Soshell must find her way through "Caverns of Phentropa". The ending screen prompts the user to enter the words "I am the vitamin for the hibernating human animal" to get to special European live concert footage.
The sample used in the hidden track after "Calgone" was the demo song on the Casio SK-1, released in the mid 80s.


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Welcome to Corse Lawn House Hotel, Restaurant & Bistro – GL19 4LZ
"Charmingly situated in the Severn Valley between the Cotswolds, the Malverns and the Forest of Dean and yet within easy reach of Gloucester, Worcester, Cheltenham, Ledbury and Tewkesbury."
MAY AND JUNE SPECIAL: We have a few days in late MAY and JUNE when we are able to make a SPECIAL OFFER of £150 per couple per night for a large double or twin bedded inclusive of table d'hote dinner and full English breakfast. To see further details and the list of days available click here »
"is an elegant Queen Anne Grade II Listed building set back from the village green and fronted by an unusual ornamental pond (originally built as a coach wash into which you could drive and turn a stage and four horses)"
surrounded by twelve acres of its own gardens and fields has belonged to the Hine family (of Cognac fame) since 1978, and during that time has been carefully extended, refurbished and restored to create a stunningly attractive Country House Hotel with eighteen beautiful bedrooms, all individually furnished, many with antiques, and all with private bathrooms, colour TV, telephone, hair dryer and trouser press. Our Bedrooms & Suites » Pet Friendly » Map & Directions »
still revolves around the restaurant but Baba Hine who has handed over her kitchen to Martin Kinahan and Ian Goddard, who have worked beside her for many years, and are now running the kitchen with great success and keeping to food flag flying for Corse Lawn. Meanwhile Baba is running the Front of House with Gilles and Vikki, both of whom have been at Corse Lawn for many years, and so are familiar faces to our many regulars. There is a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, which together with superb food and wine make the hotel a perfect place to unwind and relax.
you will find your larger than average bedroom, filled with Hine family antiques as well as thoughtful details such as bathrobes, a bowl of fresh fruit, freshly ground coffee, tea and home-made biscuits, all as standard. There are two comfortable Drawing Rooms, a large Bistro Bar, a Private Dining Room / Conference Room for up to thirty persons, and a smaller Dining Room / Conference Room for up to twenty, as well as the delightful Restaurant seating fifty.
Ring us on 01452 780771 to get Preferential Rates, Latest Offers and Hot Deals
for single occupancy of a luxury double bedded room inclusive of full english breakfast (available Sunday to Thursday inclusive). Here you can, hopefully, relax & unwind in quiet comfort & enjoy the experience that is Corse Lawn. For an informal dinner why not try our bistro.
Bistro Special Offer
Two course lunch/dinner £16.50
Three course lunch/dinner £21.50
À la carte lunch and dinner is served in both our Bistro and the Restaurant. We also have two conference rooms. The Garden Room is capable of taking 50 people theatre style or 28 boardroom style whilst the Private Room is ideal for groups of upto 14. Both rooms can easily be used for private dinner parties too. Conference rates »
May and June Bedroom Offers – Dates Available
Dinner, Bed and Breakfast – £150 per couple per night for double occupancy and £100 per night for single.
Below are a few days in May and June when we are when we are offering greatly reduced rates simply because they are sandwiched between very busy/fully booked dates and are therefore less easy to sell – we hope they may be of interest. Most of these dates are for one night only but, as you can see, there are a few that cover two nights if you wish. For further details and booking please call Baba, Vikki or Giles on 01452 780771. Special Offer Dates »
A serious selection of wines, originally set up by the late Denis Hine. Being born a Frenchman and a member of the Hine Cognac Family, Denis had a natural pedigree as a wine enthusiast and together with his great friend, Bill Baker of Reid Wines, he created one of the best and most eclectic lists in land. Today it is run by Denis' son, Giles, and our Manager, Gilles Champier, himself the son of a French winegrower near Lyon.
We're famed for our exquisite dining experiences at Corse Lawn, and our Christmas celebrations have guests returning year after year
New Years Eve is a special time for most people, so why not make it extra special by spending it with us here at Corse Lawn? We will provide you with the warmest of welcomes; blazing log fire, delicious food and wines and big chairs for you to relax in as you discuss your plans for 2016. We do not have any music but do Auld Lang Syne at midnight.
The special four course dinner, bed and full English breakfast is £350 for the night. A double room for single occupancy is £235. All other nights will be charged at our usual break rates.
We normally write the final menu near the time as fresh food can be a little unpredictable at this time of the year. Click here to see a copy of last year's menu. This year's will be similar but different!
We tend not to run any Special Events in Summer as we are just too busy doing what we are normally doing. However, below is last year's list which will give you an idea as to what we do.
Wednesday 22nd October: John Stephen, owner of The Cotswold Perfumery will be giving a talk and demonstration on the making of fine English fragrances. Coffee from 10.30, Talk at 11am to 12.30ish, and then two course luncheon with glass of wine and coffee to finish. Ring Vikki for tickets. £27.50 each. Tel: 01452 780 771
Tuesday, 18th November: St. Clair Vineyards NewZealand Wine Tasting with Consultant Winemaker Matt Thomson (NZ winemaker of the Year) hosting, and sharing his knowledge with us. There will be a three course dinner with canapés, coffee and petits fours and a selection of St. Clair wines. 7pm for 7.30. Ring me, Giles or Vikki to book tables. Tickets £49.50 including all wines.
For the full list of Special Events please click here.
Why not choose one of our four dining rooms for your special festive celebrations this December. We cater for parties from six to sixty, lunch or dinner, low key and casual or upbeat and entertaining.
Please ask at reception, telephone for details or click on Christmas Brochure 2015 for a copy of the complete menu.


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This Fourth of July will mark the 239th anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence, the document that birthed the nation.
140 pairs of underwear stolen from store hit by 4 bra heists
The Associated Press | posted Jul 3rd - 11:21am
First they took the bras. Now they've come back for the panties.
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From the man who brought us "Talk Nerdy to Me" and "Dark Lord Funk" comes a new parody involving two unlikely bedfellows.
New Bubble Wrap is losing its pop
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Stuffed beside the terrible birthday gift your grandma mailed was always the one redemption: Bubble Wrap. That instantly amusing piece of packaging is losing its pop -- literally.
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The pig couldn't fly, the cowboy got away, and the pilot's OK.
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A couple in Jerusalem kept a national treasure hidden in their floorboards for three years, and they're finally coming clean.
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4 couples married for 230 years renew vows at nursing home
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Speedster Scoot
Little legs may power it, but its sleek silver body and aerodynamic design give our vintage-inspired scoot car all the zoom a young racer could want. Rubber tires provide a smooth ride whether they're scooting down the hall or zipping around the back yard.
- Designed in France with European-inspired lines
- Built to last, with a sturdy metal frame and painted finish
- Designed without pedals for easy mobility for the youngest riders
- Features a padded seat and working steering wheel
- Rubber tires for a smooth ride
- Assembly required
- Ages 1 and up
- In silver
Speedster Scoot
- 29½"L x 11"W x 14½"H
- Weight: 13.25 lbs.