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White Coat Ceremony
As a student of pharmacy, I believe there is a need to build and reinforce a professional identity founded on integrity, ethical behavior and honor.
This development, a vital process in my education, will help to ensure that I am true to the professional relationship I establish between myself and society as I become a member of the pharmacy community.
Integrity will be an essential part of my everyday life, and I will pursue all academic and professional endeavors with honesty and commitment to service.
To accomplish this goal of professionalism, as a student of the Raabe College of Pharmacy, I will develop, foster, support, dedicate and maintain the highest ideals and professional attributes required of the pharmaceutical caregiver.
I voluntarily make this pledge of professionalism and will strive to uphold it as I advance toward full membership in the profession.
At this solemn, yet momentous occasion, P3 students will be asked to take an oath of Professional Commitment and receive White Coats to signify their commitment to the profession and their future patients.
This year's ceremony is on November 14, 2015, at 10:30 a.m. in the Field House of the King Horn Sports Center on ONU's campus in Ada, Ohio. Parking is free and available close to the ceremony on a first come/first served basis.
This year there will be a Mentor-Mentee breakfast in the McIntosh Dining Hall at 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. After breakfast, Mentors should arrive in the Sports Center no later than 9:45 a.m. to line-up and get instructions. The ceremony will last approximately one hour.
There will be a reception (with light appetizers) and Student Organization Showcase following the ceremony in the Field House
White Coat Ceremony Keynote Speaker
Mr. Hanley Wheeler, BSPh '74, the the Senior Vice President of Field Operations for the West Division of CVS/pharmacy will be our 2015 event speaker. In his current position at CVS, Hanley is responsible for strategic oversight and P&L responsibility for the field and store organizations in the Western half of the United States. Hanley is involved in setting strategy with his role on the Retail Leadership Team and partners with the East Division's Senior Vice President in delivering on this strategy for our customers and colleagues.
Hanley began his career as a Pharmacy Intern with Revco Drug in Cleveland, Ohio. He held various field management positions with Revco (District Manager, Region Manager, Area Vice President) as well as the Director of Internal Operations prior to CVS's acquisition of Revco in 1997. As an Area Vice President with CVS, he was responsible for the stores in the Midwest as well as the new market entries into Chicago, Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Southern California. He was promoted into the role of Senior Vice President of Field Operations in 2005.
Hanley earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Ohio Northern University School of Pharmacy in 1982 and was recently honored to be awarded their "Distinguished Alumni Award."
Hanley has served as Chairman of the Board of the Indiana Retail Council and will be accepting a board position for Ohio Northern University in June of 2015.
He currently resides in Fishers, Indiana.
Important Dates
Mentor Registration:
Submission no later than: October 14, 2015
Sizing and ordering of White Coat:
September 17, 2015, 4-6 PM, Room: TBA
Sign the Code of Professionalism:
September 17, 2015, 4-6 PM, Room: TBA
What time is the ceremony?
The ceremony is November 14, 2015 at 10:30 AM in the Field House. Students and mentors need to be there at 9:45 AM. Please meet in the King Horn south gym.
What time is the Mentor-Mentee Breakfast?
Breakfast is at 8:30 a.m.
Who will receive an invitation?
Your parents will receive a formal invitation in the mail the first week of October. The entire family is welcome and no tickets are necessary. Students and mentors will not receive a formal invitation. Mentors will receive e-mail notifications about the ceremony and links to this website. Please check with your mentor to make sure they received the e-mail correspondence.
Who can be a mentor?
A mentor must be a pharmacist.
What if I don't have someone that I want to ask to be my mentor?
A mentor will be assigned to you in October.
How will the ceremony proceed?
The white coats will be passed out before the ceremony. They will be given to your mentor when you line up. This will eliminate having the stage crowded with tables for the white coats and the need to pass them out during the ceremony.
You will receive your previously signed 'Code of Professionalism' off stage. It will be in a plastic folder to keep it from getting torn or wrinkled. You will read the abbreviated oath at the end of the ceremony.
Dean Martin will give the opening and closing remarks. The entire ceremony should not last too much longer than an hour.
Is there a reception after the ceremony?
There will be a reception (with light appetizers) and Student Organization Showcase following the ceremony in the Field House.
What is the dress code for Mentees?
Dress should be professional. If you wear a suit, you should leave your jacket at home since you will be putting on and wearing a white coat. Your mentor should also dress professionally, but not in a white coat.
What is the dress code for Mentors?
Mentors are expected to have professional dress but a white coat is not necessary.
Where should the guests sit?
Programs and seating will be available for your guests in the King Horn Field House during the time you are lining up in the South Gym.


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We take a look around Epic Gear's booth at Computex 2013
Computex Taipei 2013 - For our last day at Computex 2013, we decided to take a look at some of the wares that gaming peripheral maker Epic Gear had on show. There's not much to talk about, so let's gush over the pictures, shall we?
They are continuing to make great looking products, and I'm really in love with their new keyboard. Their mouse lineup continues to impress, with those mouse cords look especially attractive.
Continue reading 'We take a look around Epic Gear's booth at Computex 2013' (full post)
Thermaltake's latest Poseidon keyboard will illuminate your gaming keyboard requirements
Computex Taipei 2013 - We stopped off at the Thermaltake booth today at Computex to check out a few of their new products, the first of which was their new mechanical gaming keyboard, the Poseidon.
Tt eSports' work in the Poseidon is shown in virtually all areas, with the Poseidon featuring Cherry MX Blue switches, the Windows key can be disabled for gaming, and a beautiful dynamic pulse-break backlight system that has four levels of adjustable brightness, and N-key rollover support. There's a nice cable track on the rear of the Poseidon where you can hide your cable instead of having it snaking across your desk.
Continue reading 'Thermaltake's latest Poseidon keyboard will illuminate your gaming keyboard requirements' (full post)
Tt eSports demos VOLOS Laser Gaming Mouse at Computex Taipei 2013
Computex Taipei 2013 - Tt eSports shows off a multi-button laser gaming mouse dubbed VOLOS. This mouse is targeted at the MMORPG and MOBA gaming demographics and features a 14-button layout.
The VOLOS incorporates high-quality OMRON gaming switches which give the device up to 5 million clicks before possible failure. Its powerful laser engine is capable of resolutions up to 8200 DPI thanks to the AVAGO Sensor which is compatible with most surfaces.
The built-in 4Mb memory module allows the storage of up to 140 macro keys within 10 gaming profiles. Additionally, the built-in chassis lighting is capable of displaying up to 16.8 million color options.
The VOLOS features six buttons on the left-hand side, which include traditional colored XYAB buttons you would normally find on a gaming controller, as well as two A/B buttons located near the back for additional control. The left-hand side also features a triad of buttons for even more macro button combinations.
Tt eSports says that the VOLOS retails for an MSRP of $79.99 and is available at major online retailers.
Continue reading 'Tt eSports demos VOLOS Laser Gaming Mouse at Computex Taipei 2013' (full post)
Tt eSports shows off THERON infrared gaming mouse at Computex 2013
Computex Taipei 2013 - Tt eSports is showing off its THERON infrared gaming mouse this week at Computex 2013, The mouse is targeted at RTS and FPS gamers who want a basic five button mouse with which to implement their fragging skills.
The THERON infrared gaming mouse features an advanced infrared optical sensor which is capable of 4000 DPI resolution for impeccable precision. The mouse also includes a function lock button that disables the side buttons to prevent any mishaps while gaming.
The ability to store up to 40 macro keys within five game profiles is a really nice feature as is the high-quality OMRON button switches that are durable up to 5 million clicks. The THERON Infrared implements a five weight system that allows the gamer to adjust the feel of the mouse to fit their style of gaming.
Tt eSports says the THERON Infrared retails for an MSRP of $59.99.
Tt eSports debuts new MEKA G-Unit Red Switch Edition mechanical keyboard
Computex Taipei 2013 - Tt eSports has just unveiled the latest edition to its MEKA G-UNIT line of mechanical keyboards. The G-Unit Red Switch edition gets its name from the Cherry MX Red mechanical switches used in its construction.
Cherry MX Red switches are a light, linear, non-clicky mechanical keyboard switch that is often preferred by gaming enthusiast over tactile switches. As such, Tt eSports is targeting this new keyboard at the MMORPG, FPS, and RTS gaming genres.
The MEKA G-Unit Red Switch Edition features a 1000Hz polling rate which is eight times quicker than regular gaming keyboards. Additionally, it features Tt eSports' advanced anti-ghosting function which allows up to 46 keys pressed anywhere on the keyboard simultaneously to register.
The keyboard also features two USB 2.0 hubs to aid in the connectivity of other USB gaming devices. The G-Unit Red Switch Edition includes three individual white illuminated sections, 20 macro keys, the ability to disable the Windows key, savable profiles, audio jacks for microphone-in and speaker-out, multimedia hotkeys, and a detachable palm rest.
The keyboard will be available at major retailers for an MSRP of $129.99
Tt eSports shows off new MEKA G1 Prime Team Edition mechanical keyboard at Computex 2013
Computex Taipei 2013 - Tt eSports has just unveiled another new addition to its MEKA mechanical keyboard lineup. The MEKA G1 Prime Team Edition features Cherry Brown mechanical switches that are light to the touch while remaining tactile and non-clicky.
Featuring a red body with a combination of black and red keys, the somewhat compact MEKA G1 is built to target enthusiasts in the FPS and RTS gaming arenas. The keyboard is endorsed by Korea's famous SCII team, Prime Team, who is one of the world's premier StarCraft II gaming teams.
The MEKA G1 Prime Team Edition features a 1000Hz polling rate that is eight times quicker than regular gaming keyboards for a never-lagged, always-responsive gaming experience. The Cherry Brown mechanical switches provide the keyboard with a 50-million-keystroke life expectancy.
Like the other keyboards in the MEKA lineup, the G1 features a two-port USB hub as well as microphone-in and audio-out jacks for an even more enhanced gaming experience. The MEKA G1 Prime Team Edition will retail for an MSRP of $139.99 at major online retailers.
Continue reading 'Tt eSports shows off new MEKA G1 Prime Team Edition mechanical keyboard at Computex 2013' (full post)
ROCCAT's Ryos MK Pro is a mechanical keyboard with per-key illumination and much more
Computex Taipei 2013 - ROCCAT have not only unveiled their gaming orientated Power-Grid software and app, but they've just now unveiled their latest mechanical gaming keyboard with per-key illumination, the Ryos MK Pro.
ROCCAT's Ryos MK Pro features an insane number of configuration options, as well as your choice of Cherry MX key switches in four colors and per-key illumination in two modes: smart and manual. This allows Ryos MK Pro owners to congiure special effects to their keystrokes, configure their keyboard to highlight in-game and application key bindings, your modifier keys, macro sequences and cool downs, system controls and much more.
The ROCCAT Ryos MK Pro features a 32-bit ARM Cortex processor, meaning that it has its processor can power all of the functions on this keyboard, all without losing a spec of performance. There's 2MB of flash memory on-board which houses your configurations, with your keyboard keeping all of your keystrokes and macros handled well in real-time, all without delay.
Continue reading 'ROCCAT's Ryos MK Pro is a mechanical keyboard with per-key illumination and much more' (full post)
ROCCAT unveils new gaming keyboard and mouse at Computex
This morning, ROCCAT announced two new products to its gaming peripheral collection. Up first is a new mouse dubbed the Cone Pure Optical which features an adjustable 4000dpi PRO-OPTIC R3 sensor for precision control on almost any surface.
The mouse also features ROCCAT's Click Master Technology, Easy Shift[+] Button Duplicator, a 32-bit Turbo Core V2 processor as well as a 16.8-million-color lighting system. ROCCAT also unveiled the Ryos MK Pro mechanical gaming keyboard.
The keyboard features per-key illumination, advanced anti-ghosting with N-key rollover, your choice of four different Cherry MX key switches, and a 1000Hz polling rate. Also being unveiled at Computex is the company's highly anticipated Power Grid smartphone app which we will learn more about later as well.
Continue reading 'ROCCAT unveils new gaming keyboard and mouse at Computex' (full post)
G.Skill will debut new gaming headsets at Computex 2013
Computex Taipei 2013 - This morning G.Skill announced that they will be unveiling a new line of PC gaming peripherals at Computex next week in Taipei. The first product in the new line will be a series of newly engineered gaming headsets.
In a press release, G.Skill made the following statement:
G.SKILL will be debuting gaming headsets with various industry-first features; it is built to provide gamers with enhanced competitiveness and unique gaming experiences. Along with G.SKILL's persistence on creating products of the highest quality and cutting-edge designs, the new headsets are set to satisfy all kinds of gaming needs.
PS4's DualShock 4 controller makes an appearance at the FCC
Sony's redesigned DualShock 4 controller has arrived at the FCC, showing where the FCC label is going to be placed. The details on the DualShock 4 shows that that PS4 controller is a Bluetooth 2.1 EDR device, with the model number of CUH-ZCT1U.
You can also see the PS Eye-compatible light bar on the DualShock 4, too. What I wish this FCC details were on is the PS4 itself, but that shouldn't be too long away. E3 is right around the corner, and we'll be covering it like crazy.


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Episode PremiereOctober 16, 2001
GenreDrama, Comedy
Show Period2001 - 2010
Production CompanyDoozer, Towers Prod., ABC, Touchstone Television
Cast and Crew
DirectorMarc Buckland
ScreenwriterMatt Tarses
Main Cast
- Zach Braff as Dr. John "J.D." Dorian
- Sarah Chalke as Dr. Elliot Reid
- Donald Faison as Dr. Christopher Turk
- Neil Flynn as The Janitor
- Ken Jenkins as Dr. Bob Kelso
- John C. McGinley as Dr. Perry Cox
- Judy Reyes as Nurse Carla Espinosa
- Robert Maschio as Dr. Todd Quinlan
- Aloma Wright as Nurse Laverne Roberts
- Sam Lloyd
- Christa Miller as Jordan Sullivan
Additional Cast
- Travis Wester
- Liliana Mumy
- Cooper Thornton
The three interns have to face death for the first time: J.D.'s patient is a headstrong but kindly old woman, Turk's is a young man who just needs some company, and Elliot's is a Hispanic woman who does not speak any English.


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Children, families set to attend youth garden activityJuly 14, 2014
SHERIDAN — Sheridan College will hold their next Youth Garden activity Thursday from 9 a.m. until noon. Children and their families are invited to check on the garden and learn how to care for the plants that are growing. Participants should wear sunblock, bring garden gloves, and plan on getting a little dirty. Space is Read More
Bed race champs want three-peatJuly 11, 2014
SHERIDAN — They've won two bed races in a row in two different borrowed beds, and they're already talking about going for a three-peat. The question is, will Kane Cattle Co. build their own bed for the 2015 Beds Along the Bighorns race, or will they find another trusty berth to pilfer and propel down Main Read More
School is home away from home
SHERIDAN — Just short of two weeks on the new job, Sheridan High School Principal Brent Leibach is no rookie to education. Formerly the principal at Highland Park Elementary School, Leibach took over the flagship of Sheridan County School District 2 on July 1 after 14-year leader Dirlene Wheeler retired. Prior to his work at Read More
Shakespeare in the Park Friday
SHERIDAN — The Montana Shakespeare in the Park company will make their annual visit to Sheridan on Friday. On July 18 from 6-7:30 p.m. the players will present "As You Like It" at Kendrick Park. Directed by Kevin Asselin and set in 1917 Montana, the play will be free and open to all members of Read More
Kids summer art camp to be held July 21-24
SHERIDAN— The Sagebrush Community Art Center is hosting a kids summer art camp for ages 8-12 from July 21-24 from 1-5 p.m. each day. There will be an acrylic painting class, jewelry making, ceramic painting, watercolor painting, and a picture frame making class. Registration is due by July 16, and each class costs $35. For Read More
Kula Space to host free weekly classes
SHERIDAN — In celebration of their fourth anniversary, the Kula Space will host "Flavor of the Week," a weekly free class on Thursdays this summer at 5:30 p.m. Some of the free classes will request optional donations to support a local cause and suggestions of local causes to support are welcome. This week's class will be Read More
Kid-friendly adventure
SHERIDAN — Keeping kids active throughout the summer as the air conditioning and task-free days lure them to the couch can be a challenge, but there are several spots throughout Sheridan County where bringing a youngster along for a day of hiking or fishing is not as challenging as others. Whether it be the long Read More
Barrel racer leads public, rodeo lives
SHERIDAN — Wyoming Department of Transportation District 4 Public Relations Specialist Ronda Holwell is no stranger to media. After all, she gives near daily press releases and radio updates on road conditions and incidents throughout Sheridan County. However, like Superman — whose logo serves as the brand on her horses — Holwell has been living Read More
Sheridan man to challenge Enzi this fall
SHERIDAN — One of Sheridan's own has tossed his hat in the ring to run against Sen. Mike Enzi, R-Wyoming, for his U.S. Senate seat in the election this fall. Retired U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Bryan Miller attended Holy Name Catholic School in junior high and graduated from Sheridan High School. He spent his childhood Read More
Friday night rodeo more than sold-out crowd could ask for
SHERIDAN — If Friday night's performances at the Sheridan WYO Rodeo were any indication of how the weekend is going to go, the capacity crowd is sure to be in for a wild night of rodeo tonight. Wednesday and Thursday nights go-rounds were nothing to complain about, but Friday's show was as much as the Read More
Strategy focuses on the exchange
SHERIDAN — Much has been said about the tradition and history behind the Indian Relay Races seen at the annual Sheridan WYO Rodeo but when you get down to the heart of the event, it is a sport rich with skill, strategy and practice. There are four players on a relay team: the rider, the Read More
Bluegrass open mic this Tuesday
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Senior Center will host a Bluegrass open mic night on Tuesday from 7-9 p.m. This event is free and open to the public. The Senior Center is located at 211 Smith St.
ASIST class to be held July 17-18
SHERIDAN— Registration is now open for Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) class to be held on Thursday and Friday, July 17 and 18, from 8:15 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. at the Wyoming Simulation Center, 245 Broadway St. The two-day ASIST class is designed to supplement a caregiver's abilities to assist an at risk person. Read More
C.J. Box book signing this weekend
SHERIDAN— Wyoming mystery writer, C.J. Box, will be holding a book signing Saturday at Sheridan Stationery, 206 North Main St., at 11 a.m. Box's new book "Shots Fired" goes on sale July 15 and is a collection of ten short stories. For questions, please call Robby Smith at 674-8080.
Farmers Market to be held in front of Press building
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Farmers Market will be moved farther up Grinnell Street this Thursday, in front of The Sheridan Press, to celebrate the Third Thursday Street Festival. From 5-7 p.m. vendors will sell produce, arts and crafts and more as live music, children's activities, demonstrations and nonprofit booths are hosted. Attendance is free for Read More
John Heath chosen as new mayorJuly 10, 2014
SHERIDAN — John Heath, former City Council president, was appointed as the new mayor of Sheridan in a special meeting held at noon today. He will finish out former Sheridan Mayor Dave Kinskey's unexpired term through 2016. Kinskey resigned his position as mayor at the meeting after being appointed Monday to fill the Senate District 22 Read More
SAWS discusses increase in water rates
SHERIDAN — Sheridan Area Water Supply customers will see a 2.25 percent increase in water rates beginning with their September water bill for water used in August. The rate increase for approximately 1,800 SAWS customers was approved by the SAWS joint powers board at its meeting Wednesday. Minimum monthly base rates will increase $1 to $2.52, Read More
Coffeen School design encourages collaboration, 'homey' feel for students
SHERIDAN — If you take a drive down South Sheridan Avenue you will now see a school with bright green lawns and a large playground area rather than just a shell of a construction site. Construction on the new Coffeen Elementary School is running a month ahead of schedule and still under budget. Sheridan County Read More
Absentee voting for primary election to end Aug. 18
SHERIDAN — Sheridan County Commissioners passed a resolution in a special meeting Wednesday to open up absentee voting for the primary election to be held Aug. 19. Absentee ballots will be accepted today through Aug. 18, Elections Supervisor Brenda Kekich said. The resolution adopted Wednesday established the County Courthouse, located at 224 S. Main St., Read More
Free TIPS training July 22
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Police Department, the Prevention Management Organization of Wyoming and the Wyoming Department of Health will present a free TIPS Training on July 22. From 8-10:30 a.m. and 5-7:30 p.m. beverage service training for concessions will be offered at the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce. "Training for Intervention Procedures" is an internationally Read More
ParkFit 2014 to be held Wednesdays
SHERIDAN — EMIT Technologies, the Recreation District and the Wellness Council have partnered to present ParkFit 2014. Every Wednesday throughout the summer from 12:10-12:50 p.m. a free fitness class will be offered at one of the local parks. The next session will be "Fun and functional circuits" by PurEnergy Wednesday at Sheltered Acres. A full Read More
'Wyoming Wednesdays' to focus on fish hatchery
SHERIDAN — The Wyoming Office of Tourism will host the next event in a series of events called "Wyoming Wednesdays." Informative and interpretive programs about Sheridan are being offered at 10 a.m. most Wednesdays throughout July at the Wyoming Welcome Center. At this week's event representatives from the Wyoming Fish Hatchery in Story will give Read More
Student News
• Dr. Elise Lowe graduated from the University of Washington Medical School in May. She is a 2004 graduate of Sheridan High School. She is the daughter of Andy and Marie Lowe of Sheridan. • Alex Lowe graduated from Babson College in Boston, Massachusetts, in May. He is a 2000 graduate of Sheridan High School. Read More
Let's get WYO'd
Scotty NeSmith of Morristown, Tennessee, dismounts for a score of 71 in the bareback riding event during the first night of the Sheridan WYO Rodeo Wednesday at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds.
Dayton Town Council discusses one-cent optional projectsJuly 9, 2014
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Mercedes Benz offers the Telephone Module to sync your mobile with your car
Mercedes Benz's in-car mobile phone system now downloads text messages from a handset and displays them on the dashboard disply.
The Telephone Modul works via a Bluetooth connection to the mobile phone, and features just one button that syncs it to your mobile.
The little display on the dashboard also shows caller ID as well as a list of contacts, so that calls can be made directly from the controls on the steering wheel assembly.
However, the Telephone Module has only been tested for compatibility with three Nokia phones (6230, 6230i, and 8800), and four Siemens' models (S65, SK65, S75, and SL75). This is because the system uses Bluetooth's SIM Access Protocol, which is not found on most handsets.
There are two version of the Telephone Module available, one for €400, and one for €370.
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Staybridge Suites Colorado Springs-Air Force Academy
Staybridge Suites Colorado Springs-Air Force Academy
Hotel Guest Rating: 8.8/10
7130 Commerce Center Drive
Colorado Springs, CO 80919
Welcome to the Staybridge Suites Colorado Springs-Air Force Academy
Boasting free Wi-Fi, complimentary breakfasts and suite-style rooms with full kitchens, Staybridge Suites Colorado Springs-Air Force Academy also has a convenient location just off I-25.
Hotel Features
The Staybridge Suites offers 79 suite-style rooms with free Wi-Fi and cable TVs with satellite channels. Every room has a full kitchen with a refrigerator, microwave, coffeemaker and stove top. Hairdryers and irons with ironing boards are also provided. Use the full-service business center or take a dip in the seasonal pool. A free breakfast is served each morning. Pets may stay for an extra fee.
Hotel Location
The Staybridge Suites is off I-25, just outside the U.S. Air Force Academy. The University of Colorado-Colorado Springs is four miles away, and downtown Colorado Springs is eight miles south. Garden of the Gods, Manitou Springs and Cave of the Winds are all about a half-hour from the hotel. It's 20 miles to Colorado Springs Municipal Airport.
Guest Favorites
Priceline guests give the Staybridge Suites high ratings for its "friendly staff," "good breakfast and "clean rooms."
Staybridge Suites Colorado Springs-Air Force Academy Amenities
- Accessible facilities
- Air conditioning individually controlled in room
- Airline desk
- ATM/Cash machine
- Barbeque grills
- Bathtub
- Buffet breakfast
- Business center
- Coffee/Tea maker
- Color television
- Complimentary breakfast
- Complimentary newspaper in lobby
- Cribs
- Cups/glassware
- Desk with lamp
- Direct dial telephone
- Dishwasher
- Dry cleaning
- DVD player
- Evening reception
- Fitness center on-site
- Free parking
- Full kitchen
- Hairdryer
- High speed internet access for laptop in public areas
- High speed internet connection
- Housekeeping - daily
- Housekeeping - weekly
- Ice machine
- Interior corridors
- Internet access
- Ironing board
- Late check-out available
- Laundry basket/clothes hamper
- Lounges/bars
- Meal included - continental breakfast
- Meeting rooms
- Microwave
- Non-smoking
- On-site business center
- On-Site parking
- Onsite laundry
- Outdoor pool
- Parking
- Pay per view movies on TV
- Pets allowed
- Pots and pans
- Premium movie channels
- Private bathroom
- Public area air conditioned
- Refrigerator
- Refrigerator with ice maker
- Safe deposit box
- Satellite television
- Separate closet
- Separate line billing for multi-line phone
- Silverware/utensils
- Sofa bed
- Spare electrical outlet available at desk
- Speaker phone
- Stereo
- Storage space
- Stove
- Toaster oven
- Trouser/Pant press
- Turn down service
- Two-line phone
- Valet same day dry cleaning
- Video games
- Voice mail
- Wireless connectivity
- Wireless internet connection
- Wireless internet connection in public areas
Hotel Information
You must show a valid photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all special requests cannot be guaranteed and are subject to availability upon check-in. Additional charges may apply. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Hotel Guest Reviews of the Staybridge Suites Colorado Springs-Air Force AcademyOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
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I recently was setting up a Home Server on top of Hyper-V (Note: this is not a supported configuration, so if you wish to do the same - be it on your head) and had to decide between using physical disks directly attached to the virtual machine, or using fixed size virtual hard disks. I had 5 SATA disks that I wanted to connect to the Home Server - and in the end I decided to use fixed size virtual hard disks where each physical disk had a single fixed size virtual hard disk that took up all the space available.
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Hope this helps you when you are faced with similar decisions.
Cheers, Ben
I have always been wondering if it is possible to run Home Server under Hyper-V. This is really my preferred setup as a Home Server normally is very under utilized and I would like to have another OS for maybe a mail and web server running in parallell.
I know this isn't supported, so therefor I have never really tried it. But since you are perhaps you could shed some light on what problems you found so far?
Do you have any problems with the dynamic storage in HS?
I have a doubt on the efficience of the way Hyper-V creates empty fixed virtual disks. Instead of create a big file of 'n' gigabytes it starts with a little file and make it grow by steps of 256 KB until the desired size.
So, I did a test: From the SCVMM server, using two Powershell consoles, I launched simultaneously two command to create 2 fixed virtual disks...
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When you make a P2V from a physical machine, Hyper-V creates immediatly a big VHD file and then starts to transfer data in it.
Why does Hyper-V create empty VHD fixed files this way ? Why is it different with P2V ?
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I've already checked the blog about the time it takes to create a fixed disk...
My question is not "why it takes time" but it is "why the VHD file starts with a 0 bytes size and grow until the 10 GB desired size"...
Why not create a 10 GB file and they fill it with zeros ?
Making the file grow until the desired size will result in fragmented file if there is another writing on the same physical disk at the same time.
If you reproduce the test I explained in my previous message you will see with your own eyes that the two VHD files are fragmented. They look like interlaced.
Just stumbled upon this by googling - thanks for sharing the considerations, I'll follow suit when creating my setup.


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During shifts, the chef typically assumes a supervisory role, overseeing the assembly of entrees and ensuring they meet his or her exacting standards. Most chefs also train their assistant chefs in this task so that when the chef de cuisine is not on premises, standards are maintained. The chef also is in charge of keeping the kitchen clean and efficient, ensuring that standards for safe food handling and sanitation are followed, and making personnel and hiring decisions, as well as performance reviews and raises for hourly cooks and kitchen employees.
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Rated 3 out of 5 by RB0501 Good Hotel going BAD The hotel is dirty. Carpets throughout were in bad need of deep cleaning or replacement. Pest control needed. There was dead roaches in the halls and outside entry areas. Curtians smelled and needed to be cleaned or replaced. Pets allowed? We saw dogs inside the hotel on 14th floor. I would like it disclosed that pets are allowed. I would prefer not to stay in a hotel were animals are allowed. Finally air conditioning filter was in bad need of replaceement. Overall the hotel was dirty. September 8, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Bertolina Great hotel I found this hotel to be very comfortable, quiet, and well maintained. I did have some issues with housekeeping. They were not good at replacing items they had removed - coffee, washcloths, and ice bucket liner. This was a daily occurrence. I went to the concierge to request more washcloths and coffee. He said he didn't have any. His call did not result in getting those items delivered. September 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Traveller0 Wonderful hotel near Disney Located walking distance from Disneyland, this hotel is adjacent to the "Woody" parking lots, and across the InterState from the Hollywood Tower of Terror. My family enjoyed the pool after long days spent at Disneyland and day trips into Hollywood. Look no further - these comfortable rooms, the great food, and parking is what you are looking for. September 4, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Runningwithdisney Wonderful staff service! From the minute we walked in we received great service. We arrived early and our concierge room (which we had reserved ) was not ready yet so Veronica at the front desk gave us a key to the club lounge so we could gets some refreshments and rest until it was ready. This was just what we needed. The bell service ( sorry can't remember his name - young man) brought up our bags right away and set them on the luggage stand instead of just leaving them at the door. Room was a little dated but housekeeping did a nice job of keeping it clean. September 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MaryPoppins Great Location & Outstanding Club Room Front desk check in staff were efficient and friendly. Extremely clean and comfortable bed. Great location to Disneyland. Great balcony with a view of Disney parks including fireworks. Delicious and bountiful eats throughout the day in the Club lounge. Free beer/wine at times other than 5 to 7 in the club room would have been nice though! Pool area is nicely landscaped with lots of palm trees - it felt like a tropical oasis. Pool is a good size and big enough for lap swimming. Jacuzzi is nice too. In-room coffee pot and fridge were convenient and very nice to have. Our club level room did not have a microwave, which surprised me, so it made it tricky for cooking our instant oats at 4am prior to the Disneyland half marathon (hot water through the coffee pot didn't work too well). Overall - great hotel - I would definitely stay here again. September 1, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by fritz16 Internet and Local calls Charges There was an advertisement in the in room TV that internet was free however we were still charge for the internet. As an SPG member, this should be free to access. And also I don't understand why local calls are not free. I would definitely not stay in this Hotel anymore. Such a disappointment where other hotels in the area are far more better when it comes to guest recognition and benefits. The front desk staff also are not friendly. The valet and guest services are however met my expectation. August 31, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Terri1213 Be prepared to be pampered! This is our destination for Disneyland vacations! The ART shuttle stopping right in front is an absolute lifesaver. Stay on the club level if you can, free breakfast, free evening social hour, great pool and awesome staff everywhere. We will be back! August 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by bobbye great location enjoyable overnight stay/visit August 27, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by BC45 Great location, but poor housekeeping of the room We liked the Sheraton Park hotel because of its location to Disneyland (walking distance) and comfortable beds for sleeping. We decided to stay here again despite having plumbing issues when we stayed here 2 years ago (only hot water came out of the taps and we waited several times and for over an hour for the plumber to fix it). My only complaint of our recent stay is the poor housekeeping -cleaning of the room. The second day of our six night stay, we came back from Disneyland in the late afternoon (5 pm) Spending the day in 84F, the four of us were looking forward to showers and quickly returning to the park. Much to our surprise, we found there were no bath towels, shampoo, toilet paper, clean glasses, bottled water, coffee and soap. I found someone in the hallway (perhaps a manager), to alert him. He called housekeeping and after 20 minutes, we were given room amenities. It was annoying since it did put our plans off-schedule. After that day, we were always on the alert to check the cleaning of the room. Sure enough, other days, we found none of the following being replaced - coffee cups, shampoo, conditioner, soap, drinking glasses, or plastic glasses. I thought it was quite obvious that these items needed replacing as there were none or used. Each time, we had to find housekeeping in the hallway to remedy these deficiencies, but this became tiresome and we couldn't always find someone. The beds were always made up, but it seemed that housekeeping was not paying attention to some of the other details. I read a similar review of this problem in trip advisor so I was surprised to have the same encounter. This hotel is older and needs updating so its best asset is its great for location for visiting Disneyland (walking distance of 15 to 20 minures), but falls short for housekeeping. I am a bit hesitant to recommend this hotel because we were disappointed by the housekeeping standards and this aspect is important when travelling with family of young children and for a lengthy stay. August 25, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by remmmos great location This hotel is located within walking distance to Disneyland, our primary reason for using this one, and several good restaurants. August 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kingman Excellent We stayed at the Sheraton park hotel at the Anaheim resort. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The hotel is very clean and has that fresh smell to it. They let us borrow a booster seat a couple of times at no charge. The rooms are a good size, very clean and the beds were awesome. Good work cleaning staff. The only issue we had was our bath tub didn't drain. But a call down to the guest services took care of that. They had someone up to the room within 15 minutes to fix the problem. I didn't get his name but he was very friendly. The pool is a good size and lots of fun. Good hotel for famlies and only about a 10 minute walk to Disneyland. Thanks for the great memories. Until next time. August 24, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Lorine Summer trip We really enjoy stayimg at this hotel. However the prices at Molly's Kitchen are way to high for breakfast and when we sat down to eat, there was a dirty glass at one of the place settings at the table August 24, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Fitstamper23 Great Location! What a great location whether attending a conference at the Convention Centre or spending time at the Happiest Place on Earth! The transit system to Disneyland was painless. The walk to the convention centre was close. Would definitely come back. August 23, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by MickeyMom67 Anaheim Park Good location, good pool - a decent choice for attending Disney Land and Cali Adventure. Could see fireworks from 7th floor! August 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by RMHA Thank you Great service at the pool, bar and concierge. Thank you, excellent couple of days. The cab ride to SNA, Johnny's was terrific. August 14, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by HabsRule Look around good for proximity but hotel seems out of date in terms of features. I've stayed at many sheratons and starwood properties and would not likely be back. I statyed at this property back in the mid 2000's and it seemed the same this time. Our rooms had a musty smell, air conditioning didn't work well and the decor seemed old. August 11, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by LPFamily Great location for Disneyland! Our family of 5 really enjoyed our recent stay - July 2014. We had adjoining rooms which is great for keeping an eye on the kids. The balcony's overlooked a consruction area (the hotel is updating), but we only heard construction noise as we were getting ready to leave in the morning. The best use of the balcony was at night when we could see the nightly fireworks from Disneyland! Plenty of restaurants in walking distance and of course Disneyland is about a block & 1/2 walk. The kids really loved the pool, a little deep for real little ones, but good overall. Would definitely recommend. August 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Susan007 Wonderful stay! The room was clean and comfortable and the bedding and towels were bright white (that's really important to me!). The grounds are pretty and the pool was nice. The location was convenient (within walking distance of Disneyland and with several places nearby to grab a quick snack.) Friendly and helpful staff at the front desk too! We had a wonderful stay! August 6, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by kat0814 Great Services Hillary Burden, manager of guest communication was great helping with reservation needs. Great services in general all around resort. August 5, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by VisitorAug2014 Recent stay Pro: Room was clean and bed very comfortable. Facility was well kept. Con: No free parking or Internet. Had breakfast at Molly and the food isn't good. Found that my credit was charge for some unknown reason. Can't get thru their phone system last 24hr to clarify. August 5, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by UnhappyinFrankfurt Club Level We really enjoyed our recent stay on the Club level. Rooms were clean, views were nice and service friendly. However, it was unusual that the Club lounge was ONLY open during the scheduled breakfast and hors d'eurves/drinks hours. At other Starwood properties, I often go to the lounge during the day to grab water or fruit. You cannot at this one. I also was surprised that there were no hot options at the breakfast... although a nice continental breakfast it was. All in all, a nice hotel and I would recommend it over the Sheraton Anaheim due to it's views, walking distance to Disney and the convention center. August 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by hcarmich Better than the Disney park hotels! We are season pass holders from Texas and love the Sheraton Park Hotel. All of the staff members, many of whom have been here for years, are excellent. We love Club Level especially, and the hotel location is excellent. Overall, I enjoy staying here more than even the top Disney park hotels. Part of me wishes there was a Kids Club, but the pool more than makes up for it, and everything down to the excellent Wifi and bathroom heat lamp for drying swimsuits is designed for a premium Disney experience! Dylan and team - see you next month! August 4, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by MKAnderson Average hotel The hotel is much further from Disneyland Resort than I thought. It's a long walk in the heat or late at night with small children. August 4, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by prekichi Fireworks I enjoyed the Disney Land fireworks a lot. Nothing cut my view. The room is perfect. August 3, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Bill1868 This hotel has consistent service. I've stayed at this hotel several times in the past and have had a positive experience. Staff was responsive, amenities were good, rooms were comfortable, location was ideal to Disneyland, and hotel was maintained well. August 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by jlam74 Wonderful stay at the Sheraton Park - Anaheim Received a nice upgrade for my Gold SPG status. Staff was responsive, professional and friendly. Kids loved the pool and hotel was a short walk from Disneyland, saving us the hassle of taking shuttle or navigating the parking system. There are a lot of hotel options in the immediate area, but I would recommend the Sheraton based on my stay and plan on returning myself. P.S. Also very convenient for Convention attendees. August 2, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Beebe17 Convenient location Hotel is conveniently located very near Disney Parks. The lack of a buffet restaurant for breakfast, specially when traveling with children, makes morning meals kind of a hassle, since the only restaurant available for breakfast on the premises has amazingly poor service. Room was satisfactory, in agreement with price paid. Great service at the bar for quick meals in the evenings. July 30, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by mauija less than optimal We were quite dismayed to be awakened early in rm 128 by vigorous pounding, drilling & hammering. We didn't ck in til 11:30pm & expected a quiet rest. We were not informed of any construction nearby. Also, the mattress nearest the door was all springs & no support. It needs to be discarded. As along time Sheraton member & airline employee, I was quite sad at all of this. July 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Zaydia10 Environmental Specialist We truly enjoy the stay at your hotel. The rooms were very clean and the beds were comfortable. The staff were extremely helpful and friendly. Walking distance to Disneyland, however it would have helped to have a Hotel Suttle to bring you back from the park after a long day event, and the shuttle we paid stopped running after 12:00. But, we will return and I will recommend it to family & friends. Thanks for your great service! July 24, 2014
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Campus Crime – No one is permitted on campus without a Rust College ID after 7:00 p.m. The campus always have security on hand and they are constantly riding around to make sure that anything out of the ordinary is occurring. If there is a problem on campus, somehow, the entire campus is on lock down for the rest of the night, to keep students from being a part of the problem. Overall, the security guards keep this campus crime free.
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Health and Safety – Health and safety on this campus needs improvement. We have security but they are old. I dont think if there was an emergency they could do anything. Health is okay but we only have one nurse so the lines get to be long and she doesnt have a flexible schedule.
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Campus safety is poor. We have security guards that are old and if there was a serious incident, I do not think they could help or make a difference. It seems like anyone can get on campus at any time.
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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - The polls are closed in almost all of Texas for Tuesday's general election.
All but a few counties near El Paso stop voting at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Polls in Galveston County are also open almost two hours late due to computer problems earlier Tuesday.
Far West Texas polls close one hour later. Galveston County is expected to stay open until just before 9 p.m.
Besides Tuesday's election for president, Texas voters are choosing between Republican Ted Cruz and Democrat Paul Sadler for U.S. Senate. There are also a number of contested races for U.S. House and the Texas Legislature.
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Tucker bought his first camera in 1939 in order to document his paintings. However he went on to photograph people and places with great enthusiasm all the while acknowledging that his interests were primarily sentimental. Tucker never saw himself as a photographer but used the images as aids for his painting. He was undoubtedly drawn to certain subjects, such as the 'Mummified Bodies...' (taken in 1969 when he was exhibiting in Mexico City) because distortion of the human form was of interest to him.


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"Freak Show" will follow the adventures of the Freak Squad, superheroes who take on the missions the A-list heroes can't be bothered with. In their off time, the members of the team -- Siamese twins Tuck and Benny, the Bearded Clam, the World's Tallest Nebraskan, Primi, the Premature Baby, and Log Cabin Republican -- live their lives as performers in Bob and Helen Hartsdale's Funtyme Freak Show, America's last independently owned traveling sideshow.
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Veteran NY newsman Donald Forst diesBy KAREN MATTHEWS
THE Associated Press | January 07,2014NEW YORK Donald Forst, a veteran newsman who led New York Newsday and the Village Voice as they won Pulitzer Prizes and also worked at more than a dozen other newspapers, died Saturday at age 81.
He died at St. Peters Hospital in Albany of complications of colon cancer, Forsts companion, Val Haynes, said..
Forsts journalism career started in the mid-1950s and included stints as cultural editor of The New York Times, assistant city editor of the New York Post and editor in chief of the Boston Herald. He also worked at the Los Angeles Herald Examiner, the Houston Press and Boston Magazine.
Forst was best known for the decade he spent as editor in chief at New York Newsday, where he nurtured reporters and columnists such as Jim Dwyer and Gail Collins before the paper folded.
Dwyer, who won a Pulitzer for commentary at New York Newsday in 1995, said that he and many others were mentored, nurtured, prodded, tormented by Don into writing lively, accurate stories.
He might send somebody to go live in an obscure village in the Dominican Republic for three months, said Dwyer, now a New York Times columnist. He might send someone else to write about the subways three times a week because that was the defining experience of a New Yorker. He wanted to be first and exclusive with everything so he pushed and pushed and pushed.
Collins, now an op-ed Times columnist, said Forst really believed in the life of the tabloid. He believed in that hard news reporting. He believed in big headlines. He believed in newspapers for the common man.
Newsdays other Pulitzer under Forsts leadership was for coverage of a 1991 subway derailment that killed five passengers.
Glenn Kessler, a New York Newsday alumnus who now writes the Fact Checker blog for The Washington Post, credited the Pulitzer win to Forsts eye for talent and skillful, demanding editing.
Don was an inspirational and exacting editor who took a wisp of an idea a quality New York tabloid and turned it into a reality, Kessler said.
After New York Newsday folded in 1995, Forst surprised many by taking a job as editor in chief of the Voice, the alternative weekly then struggling for an identity. The Voice won a Pulitzer for international reporting for a series on AIDS in Africa in 2000.
Forst left the Voice in 2005, but Haynes said he continued to get up every morning and design a front page for a year and a half after that for his own enjoyment.
He lived for newspapers and he lamented the death of the print newspaper, she said.
Forst spent the last seven years teaching journalism at the University at Albany, where he inspired a new generation of reporters.
We will greatly miss his intellect, wit, and kindness, said Nancy Roberts, director of the universitys journalism program.
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The Anchorage Assembly voted Tuesday night to take back $2.5 million in fee increases scheduled to go into effect in January for city services such as People Mover and ambulance rides.
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Assemblymen Bill Starr and Dick Traini were behind the move to keep city fees level.
When the 2013 city budget was approved in November, it included the fee increases to help overcome a shortfall, and balance revenues with expected expenditures.
Starr said that didn't make sense, since the city anticipates having some leftover money from this year that it could apply to next year.
The fee increases would have hit two areas the hardest. The city expected to increase ambulance charges by $1.5 million and public transportation fares by $660,000. Ambulance rides for basic life support services for city residents would have gone up by $300 a trip, to $700. Adult bus fares were to rise by 25 cents to $2, and AnchorRIDES fares for seniors and people with disabilities would have gone up $1, to $4. The fee increases are now cancelled.
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CEA program initiative supports research on the transformational powers of new Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs ) as a means to foster sustainable development in Latin America and the Caribbean. Several of the initiatives it has supported contribute to enhabling open access in the region.
Telecentre.org is a collaborative initiative connecting telecentres , networks, innovators, social investors and other interested groups who believe that information and communication technology used locally, strengthens individuals and the communities where they live. Telecenters are, in some locations, the only Internet access available.
In 2006, the International Development Research Centre of Canada (IDRC) approved the Draft Strategy for the Consolidation and Integration of the Latin American Network of Educational Portals (RELPE)
And recently IDRC supported FRIDA for the 2011 FRIDA prizes.
Among other initiatives related to open access, in the period 1993-1996, IDRC has also supported the development of a Network of Latin America and the Caribbean Information Networks (Red de Redes de Información de América Latina y el Caribe) with participation of 18 subject information networks from the region. Several of these subject regional bibliographic networks are today subject regional repositories with open access to growing collections of full-texts from Latin America and the Caribbean.
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Temporary greens and brown fairways greeted golfers Wednesday at Palmer Golf Course, the first course in the area to open for play.
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Ten holes are open (1 through 7 and 14 through 18), two of them on temporary greens. Greens fee is $15 for now, and no carts are allowed.
"It is still wet, and the ground thaw hasn't happened yet," Collum said. "It'll be a week-and-a-half or two weeks before carts (are allowed) and the driving range opens."
Collum said all 18 holes may be open Saturday, four on temporary greens. Greens fees will go up to $20 when that happens.
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Hey Spider, just logging in to check on the Midlands and I saw that you got married! Congratulations to you both - wishing you much happiness.
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Hey Spider, just logging in to check on the Midlands and I saw that you got married! Congratulations to you both - wishing you much happiness.
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Bonnie - sure wish you would return to being a regular contributor. I miss you.
OK. I'll try to check in now and then. It's good to see that things are going well for Spider. Hopefully for everybody else too.
I'm just a casual wrestling fan these days, my kids are done and there's a few young kids in our family in wrestling, but kind of a lull in HS and college. We did have a niece bring a HS wrestler (boyfriend) to Christmas dinner. He sat on the couch and watched sports while we ate. We tried to keep people from bringing pie and cake in the living room so he wouldn't be tempted.
My job went away about a year and a half ago - the whole division closed, so I'm freelancing. I took some web design classes and have been doing some of that, keeping really busy. I'd like to go back to full time work, but most people want someone with 5 years of experience and want to pay about half of my last salary. So I've just been going project to project. Luckily, I could transfer our health insurance to my husband's job. Here's my website - Bonnie James design portfolio
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Under No Child Left Behind, states are supposed to test children in grades 3-8 each year in mathematics and reading. At least 95 percent of students must take the tests, or else a state can face federal sanctions such as a loss of millions of dollars in funds.
Nevada, on the other hand, was only able to test 37 percent of the 213,000 students it was supposed to, thanks to a cascade of glitches and computer problems that left students unable to complete their exams. In Clark County, which contains the Las Vegas metro area and over half the state's students, only 5 percent were successfully tested.


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ELMONT, N.Y. -- If you listen to horsemen during the Triple Crown chase year after year, they talk as if a special racehorse becomes a champion not only because of how fast he runs, but also because of who he is.
So what makes California Chrome a special racehorse and a champion, instead of just a horse with a great backstory? Co-owner Steve Coburn, the Wilford Brimley lookalike in the 10-gallon hat, fingers the trait that all of Chrome's handlers cite: "It's been amazing to watch his personality develop and watch his mind develop."
His mind? Really?
Angel Cordero Jr., the Hall of Fame jockey who won six Triple Crown races before becoming a rider's agent, nods and says Chrome's handlers are onto something: In a great racehorse, a beautiful mind can be a wonderful thing.
Cordero, standing trackside in a pelting rain at Belmont on Thursday morning -- not long after Chrome did a bit of schooling in the track's starting gate -- explains: "He's definitely a [physical] freak. You could see that way back when he showed up at the [Kentucky] Derby. But you can also see that he's a smart horse, too. And I definitely believe it helps a racehorse -- especially here -- to have a great mind. Because things tend to happen at the Belmont that don't happen at other places. Sometimes, there's confusion, because at the three-quarters pole here, there's still three-quarters of a mile to go, not a half-mile. Some of them have no idea where the wire is.
"But some horses -- some horses just know things," Cordero adds with a twinkle in his eye. "Some know when to go. Some go when you ask. And some" -- here Cordero laughs -- "they don't want to race much at all."
Chrome's parents were like that. His mother, an $8,000 broodmare named Love the Chase, was a nervous filly who couldn't keep weight on before her owners gave up racing her. Trainer Todd Pletcher, who has two long shots running in Saturday's Belmont, was one of the early trainers of Chrome's sire, Lucky Pulpit, and he told Sports Illustrated the horse "got wise to the ways of the racetrack. He basically didn't want to train anymore."
Chrome is the opposite. His connections rave that his temperament is a dream.
He's shown the tactical speed to win, whether he's running out front or coming from behind. But he's also demonstrated this beautiful, unflappable ability to soak in whatever is around him and calmly adjust on the fly. It doesn't matter if it's been the commotion in the paddock area on Derby day, or the challenge of one horse after another -- five in all -- trying to test him or rattle him into a premature charge in the Preakness, or contending with a startled possum that went shambling across the Belmont track the other day as Chrome was out galloping.
Chrome saw it, all right, and didn't spook -- he just kept on rolling.
"He's chill," co-trainer Allan Sherman has said.
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One of Barry Burns' earliest memories has inspired his latest artwork. The California Lutheran University art instructor is exhibiting an assemblage in the CLU art faculty exhibit running through Oct. 4 in the Kwan Fong Gallery at the university.
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