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Photo Flash: Blue13 Dance Company & Dance Conservatory of Pasadena Present INDIAN SUMMER, 7/28
Blue13 Dance Company and the Dance Conservatory of Pasadena celebrate National Dance Day with a fundraiser, "INDIAN SUMMER," at the Dance Conservatory of Pasadena, 496 South Arroyo Boulevard, Pasadena, Calif., on Saturday, July 28, 2012 from 2:00 p.m. – Midnight, an Outdoor and Indoor Festival including a Bollywood Bazaar, a Bollywood Bhangra Dance Party and performances throughout the day and night by Blue13 Dance Company, Trey Rich, Jamie Gregor, Marie Poppins, Francisco Martinez, MnR Dance Factory, Daniel Coffman, Prince Andrew, Jacob Jonas & Jill Wilson, Shiva Ware, and Chris "cj3" Rutledge. Live music will be provided by Suvah Entertainment. A portion of the proceeds from the day will benefit The National Kidney Foundation, a charity close to Blue13 Dance Company Artistic Director, Achinta S. McDaniel's heart, having lost her sister to complications related to kidney disease in 2003.
Get a first look at the show in the photos below!
The One Day Only Festival of Dance and Music will feature a family friendly Daytime Bollywood Bazaar from 2:00 – 7:00 p.m. with Indian Food, Drinks, Henna, Vendors, Live Music and Mini-Dance Classes for All Levels in Bollywood, Bhangra, Jazz, Ballet, Zumba, Hip-Hop, Jazz Funk, Contemporary, Salsa and more! Mini-Dance Classes will be led by Achinta S. McDaniel, Artistic Director of Blue13 Dance Company, along with members of her company and dance instructors from the Dance Conservatory of Pasadena.
In the evening, from 7:00 p.m. – Midnight, a Bollywood Bhangra Dance Party will be held featuring a Bar, Hookah Lounge, Food and an Outdoor Dance Floor with the sounds of the city's best Indian music disc jockeys, including DJ Sukh, Tej Gill, Ben-G, DJ Scorpio and Live Beats by Dhol Nation's Malinder Tooray.
Food will be provided by No Tomatoes Indian Food Truck, with Wine provided by LXV Wines and Energy Drink provided by Zenify Energy Drink. Henna designs and tattoos by Henna Crone, and Hookah Lounge (night time only for 18+) provided by Cloud Hookah.
Tickets are $15 per person In Advance and $20 At The Door. $50 or more Donations include Admission and Giveaways. $100 Donations or more, include Admission, Giveaways and Valet Parking. Tickets may be purchased by calling 1-800-838-3006 or online at www.brownpapertickets.com/event/253728. For further information, visit the websites www.blue13dance.com and www.dancepasadena.com.
Led by Achinta S. McDaniel as Artistic Director, Blue13 Dance Company (Blue13) is dedicated of the advancement of experimental and non-traditional contemporary dance while preserving and cultivating the cultural and classical forms of India. Blue13 collaborates with diverse, multi-genre performing artists to continually evolve and explore new repertoire that encompasses contemporary dance with an Eastern sensibility. The ensemble has performed critically acclaimed works all over the U.S., in Europe and North Africa, and have worked with renowned artists including: Timbaland, Dustin Hoffman, Anupam Kher, director Todd Haynes, Boman Irani, Manasi Scott and legendary songstress, Kavita Krishnamurthy. Blue13 has performed at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Royce Hall, The Levitt Pavilion of Pasadena, The Broad Stage and Symphony Space in New York City, as well as in Morocco, Paris and Geneva. The dance company has been featured in film and on television extensively as well, most recently with choreography featured on CBS' The Amazing Race.
Dance education and outreach are also central to Blue13's mission. Teaching artists of Blue13 instruct weekly classes at many studios around the Los Angeles area, and work as guest choreographers and instructors in local schools. Blue13 is renowned for its free public programming of interactive dance events in Indian style, working with the County of Los Angeles, The Music Center and many area cultural institutions to share the art with the public. Blue13 is the company in residence at the Dance Conservatory of Pasadena, performing, teaching, and holding special events and workshops at the space throughout the season. Blue13 is represented by Pentacle Gallery. Visit www.blue13dance.com, follow @blue13dance, facebook.com/blue13dance.
Dance Conservatory of Pasadena (DCP) is based on a variety of classical techniques that combine discipline with the nurturing of a healthy dancer. The staff is dedicated to each and every student, of all ages and skill levels. DCP is committed to bringing a high standard of excellence to Pasadena and the surrounding cities. With over 25 years in dance and business experience, dance instructors Jennifer Cheng (Executive Director), Caroline Russell Broes and Daniel Coffman embrace the community and provide a program filled with diversity. DCP offers a variety of classes for all ages, beginners to advanced in Ballet, Acrobatics, Hip-Hop, Ballroom, Bollywood, Creative Dance, Burlesque, Lyrical Jazz, Streetease, Pilates and Pre-Professional Ballet.
Achinta S. McDaniel, Artistic Director of Blue13 Dance Company
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Comedic storyteller, Robin Gelfenbien will welcome Joy Behar (The View), Dion Flynn (Obama on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon) and Sam Dingman (Moth Grand Slam Winner) to share funny, true stories at this month's Yum's the Word show today, June 19th at the Gallery at LPR (le poisson rouge).
Each month Robin hosts this storytelling show/birthday party for audience members replete with Mad Libs, nostalgic candy and her signature homemade ice cream cakes. This month she will be celebrating Michelle Hurst (Miss Claudette from "Orange Is the New Black") as one of the honored birthday guests.
Ever since Robin was a little girl, her family has been making ice cream cakes for their birthdays, and she's since carried on that tradition for her friends' birthdays. They became so popular that she blended her passion for making ice cream cakes with her passion for storytelling, and Yum's the Word was born.
"What better way to kick off summer than with homemade ice cream cakes, funny, true stories from Joy Behar, Dion Flynn and more! The show is all about indulging your sweet tooth and your inner child," says Gelfenbien.
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Soo i'm due august 10th, I have two boys, my oldest born full term. I was induced at 41 weeks and had an epidural. My second boy, I had complications, had him at 28 weeks and that was a c section, they did tell me I would be able to have a vaginal birth after having my c section with him. Sooo anyway this is my last baby...tubes will be tied after this! I am thinking about doibg allll natural- would love to hear some experiences and advice. I only lasted to like 5cm with my oldest mayv even less haha it was 5 yrs ago so not so fresh in my mind...
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I would suggest looking into Hypnobabies. I've had 2 VBACs with it (my first was an induction at nearly 42 weeks - by the time he was born by c-section 36 hours after they started, he was exactly 42 weeks) and am about to have a third in February. I've done the homestudy and found it really managable to labor without drugs (my last was even at home and honestly was WAY more comfortable than the induction and the epidural that had a "window", a spot that isn't anesthetized which in some ways is worse because you aren't mentally prepared for contractions anymore once you get the epidural.)
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Encryption Keys - Verification and Pass Phrase Request
Creating the Encryption Key was no problem. I rotate 4 weeks of tapes (20 total). I do a test restore every week, but I have yet been asked to enter a pass phrase to perform the restore. The restore just executes and finishes successfully without a security check. Is this normal behavior because the pass phrase is part of the database and the tapes are already cataloged?
How can I tell if the encryption key is working, or that my tapes are being encrypted at all?
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Delete the key and try your restore again. It will ask you then.
Alternatively, setup another BackupExec server, and try to import and catalog that tape. It will ask for a key then as well.
You've entered the key, and it's still saved in the database so it's not being asked for. Delete the key, or change it, and it will ask you when you try to restore.
There is an online portal, save yourself the long hold times. Create ticket online, then call in with ticket # in hand :-) http://mysupport.symantec.com "We backup data to restore, we don't backup data just to back it up."
This is not NBU forum. For BE, what teiva-boy said is right. For convenience, we store the encryption key in the database, so that we dont keep prompting for passphrase everytime you do a backup/restore, as long as you are the same person. You can make sure to create restricted key, if there are multiple users for the media server, so that only user who created the key can use it for backup/restore.


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Publication Date : 06-09-2012
They are dark and deep. So, what attracts caving enthusiasts to risk their lives and explore these caverns?
Yang Zhi loves the unknown. That's why he is hooked on cave exploration, as a trip into a cave as deep as several hundred metres is filled with uncertainties.
As the captain of a cave exploration team in China's Chongqing municipality, the 37-year-old and his team have led people to more than 400 caves in Chongqing and its neighbouring Sichuan and Guizhou provinces.
"The best part about a cave expedition is going into places no one has ever been before," says Yang. "You know neither your exact destination nor what you are going to see."
The vast distribution of karst topography characterised by caves in Chongqing, Guizhou, Yunnan provinces and the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, has provided a rich source for cave explorers.
"Many mountains may appear huge on the outside, but are hollow inside. As cave explorers, our first job is to find the entrance of caves," he says.
Yang first heard about caving in the late 1990s when he moved to Chongqing, where he opened a computer trading company. He was initiated by an American, who led caving activities in Chongqing.
"I was so nervous that I drank my water supply and everybody else's. But I became addicted to this sport immediately," says Yang, who was the only Chinese in the group.
As recent as two decades ago, most of the explorers of China's deepest caves were foreigners because of the country's lack of professional equipment and knowledge. Now, according to Yang, almost every province has its own Chinese caving team.
It is an activity that requires skills and proper gear such as harnesses, bags and packs, torch lights, suits and undersuits, as well as other accessories such as belts and ropes. Also known as spelunking in the United States and Canada and potholing in the United Kingdom, it is a physically exhausting and risky sport.
Caves that are formed in karst landscapes can be as deep as several hundred metres.
In 2009, Yang explored the second deepest cave in China, in Fuling district, in Chongqing, which is more than 840 metres.
"The most dangerous part is falling rocks," Yang says. "For safety reasons, we only allow one team member to descend or ascend each time, using a rope. But, falling rocks are unavoidable."
Yang recalls a cave exploration in 2005, when one of his teammates was severely injured by a falling rock and broke several of his ribs. It took them more than eight hours to rescue and carry him out of the cave. The deeper the cave, the chances of survival get slimmer because rescue efforts are more challenging.
Cave explorers face other risks including falls, hypothermia and floods.
"Human beings have an inherent fear of darkness. You can become very nervous when you don't know your next step or whether danger is at hand. Because of that, your stamina depletes fast and you feel exhausted easily," he says.
The fact that every team member generally carries baggage of more than 50 kilograms also makes the expedition difficult and exhausting.
Inside the baggage is equipment, and food for oneself and food for the team. Yang says most people also carry "emergency food". In his case, he carries candies and chocolate.
"We share our food most of the time. But, we've this rule not to share our 'emergency food' that is reserved for yourself," he says.
Apart from food, the other most important thing when they are in a cave is light.
"It is pitch dark in the cave. If you do not have light sources, you will never get out," he warns.
Yang also stresses teamwork, saying that it is the key to conquering problems and ensuring each other's safety.
"Everyone's life is attached to that same rope and we must be responsible for each other," he says.
"There is no democracy inside the cave. If the captain asks you to do something, just do it. You need to trust the captain and place the interest of the team above self."
What attracts these cave explorers?
For Yang, it is the beauty of stalagmites inside the caverns.
"There were times when I simply couldn't take my eyes off the beauty inside the caves. You don't see such awesome sights outside the caves."
The ecology inside the cave is so fragile that environmental protection is crucial.
"If you touch a stone that is just coming into shape, you might stunt its growth. The same goes for other landscapes inside. It is our rule never to touch anything," he says.
"We try not to leave anything behind except our footsteps. We even collect our waste in bottles to ensure no breeding of microorganisms," he adds.
Yang's caving team has more than a dozen regular members. "Some have almost turned into full timers as they dive deeper into the sport and become more involved," Yang says.
Liu Jia, a company clerk who is also an enthusiast in mountaineering and rafting, says caving is different from other sports because there is no precedent.
Liu got lost in her first caving activity in 2004 but that did not stop her. "The excitement about caving is you don't know what lies ahead," she says.
For Yang, caving is more of a personal curiosity and he has been using it primarily as a pastime, but he says he gains much more from it.
The experience he has gained through years of caving earns him a sense of achievement when he shares his experience with firefighters and university students through training, and when it comes to helping people in dry areas to search for water and authorities to map the roads.
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Greetings! I'm looking for a fun/traditional/delicious/full of great ambiance and energy Heuriger near Vienna for me and my friends (visiting in September). I've been researching and researching...and the more I find, the more lost I feel! I came across Rick Steve's video which introduced one of the Heurigers. It looked really nice. They also had a musician playing on the accordion. Does anyone know which heuriger it was filmed at? http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=jJT_SMjG9nw OR perhaps someone can recommend another similarly nice place? Greatly appreciate any help! Anna


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There are two main outdoor planting times for poppies -- early spring and late fall. That's right, fall. If you are in a more temperate area, then they should survive the winter in a dormant state, even if covered with some snow.
The optimum germination temperature is around 60f (15c), although they will still germinate if the temperature is higher or lower. Don't forget to keep the soil moist, but not over-watered.
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Situation:"I have a small problem, I have 4 pots 3 plants in each. I know you should stop watering as soon as the petals drop but some of the plants that have pods still have buds that haven't flowered yet. How do I get around this? Can I water them VERY lightly so I still give the plant enough water to sustain life and flower those other buds but yet little enough so I won't dilute the final product?" -- APrime
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Rock advises: After I have gotten what I want from the first pods and I can see that the plant is producing more, but the leaves are turning yellow from lack of water, I water lightly. The reason is because the plant and pods will die from lack of water. When watering in the future, every 2 weeks water deeply so when it comes time for harvest, the soil will be moist where the roots drink from. A poppy plant only grows it's roots down a few inches, then the roots grow horizontally. This is also why spacing is crucial when planting. Always water 10" out from the stem because the roots grow away from the stem, not down. Keep the soil moist in a wide area around the plants.
For Papaver Somniferum varieties, it is best to use HID lamps (HPS or MH). A 1000W can shed ample light to grow a 12ft by 12ft area. HIDs get hot so you may need to cool the room or find a plant that grows in a warm climate.
Photoperiod for germination and the vegitative "cabbage stage" should be 12/12 (12 hours on; 12 hours off).
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I will be staying four days in the Rhine Valley area, then heading off by train to Prague for another four days, starting December 1st. I am wanting to see some of the Christmas markets, and the holiday season, but also want to see as much as I can of the area, if weather permits. I have chosen a hotel in prague (thanks to reviews here!) but have not decided on the place to stay in the Rhine Valley. I was there in the summer of 2009, and took the cruise down the Rhine from Boppard to Bacharach. However, I only had one day there, and only got to see Bacharach in any detail (other than from the cruise). I was thinking about making Boppard my home base, and then take trains or whatever is available (heard that the river cruises don't run regularly in winter - is that correct?). I want to spend some time at the Bonn Christmas market, and possibly see a castle or two, and be able to walk through the small towns along the river. Other than that, I have not planned more. I figured that I would just play it by ear, and see what the season has to offer in each place I can reasonably go. (Including places I can go by train - like places in the Mosel, like Trier?) Any suggestions for a hotel or a base town? Does Boppard make sense for that? Anybody know which towns have the Christmas markets that are better than others? Suggestion? With four days, I will have time to go places, but really am trying to decide on a place to stay the nights.... Thanks in advance, Bob


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Dibner Library (5 Metrotech Center) – the library also has study rooms you can use, please visit: http://poly.libcal.com/booking/studyroom for more information.
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For residential students – those who live in Othmer Residence Hall, as you may know, there are various student lounges throughout the building for your use. Additionally, residential students are allowed to use the lounge on the first floor.
Also, throughout Rogers Hall and the Jacobs Academic Building, there are study pod spaces especially designed for students to find pockets within the building to sit down and study in a quiet space.
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The Elmer Holmes Bobst Library (70 Washington Square South) – you can reserve a study room at Bobst, for more information, please visit: http://library.nyu.edu/services/group_study.html#reservinggroup
Kimball Hall (246 Greene Street at Washington Place, 1st Floor)
Kimmel Center for University Life (60 Washington Square South) – there are various spaces within Kimmel including the 2nd floor lounges, Commuter Lounge, 3rd floor dining room and the 7th, 8th and 9th floor open lounges.
Pless Hall – Steinhardt (82 Washington Square East, 1st floor)
Silver Center (100 Washington Square East) - an academic building, the Silver Center also houses the Silverstein and Hemmerdinger Lounges (Quiet lounge) on the 1st Floor as well as the Heights Alumni Lounge on the 1st Floor) and the Lewent Lounge located on the 9th Floor.
Academic Resource Center w/Argo Tea (18 Washington Place)
Also, please note there are also graduate student lounges located on campus. For additional spaces and more information about study spaces at NYU Washington Square, please visit: http://www.nyu.edu/students/undergraduates/student-information-and-resources/student-lounges.html
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My kids are on spring break this week which means we are spending a lot of time together. A lot.
In the space of a few days, I've learned some invaluable information. The best car ever made? An Audi Audi R8, according to my six year old. A love of coleslaw? Not hereditary (I'm still reeling from this one). Can you listen to the same Taylor Swift song too many times? The answer, from both girls, a resounding no.
It's been interesting, to say the least. But tonight, as I settled down in the armchair in my parent's living room, reliving the past couple of days in my mind, I realized a few things. Grown-ups make things hard. We complicate issues. Sometimes, the answers really are easy. And with that in mind, I give you nine things I've learned from my kids about tax:
- It's okay to change your direction. More than once. As adults, we're kind of programmed to go in one direction. And we'll keep heading in that direction even when it's clear that it's the wrong direction. We think turning around is admitting defeat. But it's not. Sometimes, changing direction means that you've figured out a better way to get where you're going. You have to be ready to make that change. When it's clear that you're not going to be successful, for example, in an Offer In Compromise, it might be time to change direction and try an Installment Agreement. If you're not getting anywhere with your efforts to challenge a potential change in your return with IRS, maybe it's time to file a petition in Tax Court. There may be more than one way to get where you need to go, be open to changing directions.
- Don't cheat. My eight year old has this amazing third grade teacher. Her teacher has devised a classroom economy where the kids earn income for doing jobs and pay penalties for making mistakes. One day, she came home with eyes wide. "Mom," she said, "This girl had to pay $50 today as a penalty." That's a pretty hefty fee. So I asked why. "Because she forgot to have her parents sign her homework journal." I made a face. That wasn't a $50 penalty kind of thing. "So," she continued, "she signed her dad's name instead." And that's what got her into trouble. It was an excellent lesson. The same lesson can be applied to IRS. You rarely get into trouble for the little mistakes. Those can be fixed. You get into trouble for lying and cheating. So don't do it.
- Don't be afraid of the bigger guy. My six year old started non-contact rugby this winter. Most of the kids in the league were at least a few years older and much, much bigger. On the first day, he cried because he couldn't figure out the drills. They required a level of finesse that his little six year old body couldn't master. But he dusted himself off after a crying jag, he squared his shoulders and he paid attention to the coach. And then he played his little heart out. A few games in, he got a collective cheer from all of the big guys when he made a spectacular play against a guy nearly twice his size. He didn't back down. But he was also smart: he figured out what he could master. In tax, you often have a similar match up: you against the big guy. The IRS (and other taxing authorities) can be really intimidating. And while it's foolish to fight for the sake of fighting, it's smart to challenge an assessment or finding that's clearly wrong. When it makes sense to fight back, don't be afraid to do so. But be prepared: that's half the battle.
- Pay attention to deadlines. Tuesday is soft pretzel day at school. That means that the kids need to remember to bring change if they want to buy a snack. Their recall of this is much better than mine. They understand that if they forget, that means no pretzel on Tuesday. And they don't sell pretzels on Wednesday. Deadlines matter. And they matter in tax. You have to be aware of key dates – like petition deadlines, tax due dates and time frames for claiming refunds. You don't always get a second chance.
- When you have an empty box, you can turn it into a time machine. Or a collection box. Or a puppet theatre. For the most part, the IRS likes to see the right item placed neatly on the right line on your tax return. But sometimes, you have choices that affect your bottom line. Should you figure your tuition as a deduction or a credit? Run the numbers and see. And if you can't make something work one way, try it another way. You might not be able to claim that Little League sponsorship as a charitable deduction for your business, for example, but it might fly as a promotional expense. Think outside of the tax box.
- Be realistic but manage expectations. My middle daughter had long, beautiful blonde hair. It was also terribly fine and kept getting tangled. It needed to be cut. We looked at a bunch of pictures and she finally settled on this one: Emma Watson's pixie cut. At the salon, I began to panic a bit. What if, when the cut was done, she hated it? What if if was too severe a cut for her? I gently suggested that maybe she could get one a little bit longer and if she liked that one, cut it even shorter later. She looked at me funny and said, "Mom, it's just hair. It will grow back." She was totally right. Sometimes we get so caught up in all of the worst case scenarios that we don't see the bigger picture. Don't be so scared that you fail to get what you want. If you can document those moving expenses, take them. If you qualify for the home office deduction, by all means, do it. Don't get so caught up in the fear of audits that you don't take the credits and deductions that you are entitled to claim. If you understand the consequences of your actions – and it still makes sense – then go for it. (For the record: totally adorable cut, we both loved it.)
- Read everything. My ten year old never met a book she didn't like. Or newspaper. Or cereal box. And whenever she wants to know something, she reads even more. Her latest obsession is raising chickens. She desperately wants a whole coop full. So she's read every book and magazine she can get her hands on about chickens, coops, eggs and feed. Even though she hasn't set foot inside a barn, she's practically an expert. When the time comes, we'll likely depend on folks who know more than she does (or we do) to make the tough choices – what kind of chickens to get, what kind of coop to have and the like. But she knows enough to make educated decisions with their guidance. You should think about your tax returns the same way. You might want to do your own returns. You might want to hire someone to do your returns. Either way, you should know enough about the tax law that applies to your situation to make smart decisions. Read newsletters, magazines (like, oh, say, Forbes) and blogs to keep you informed.
- Stop the bleeding early. My kids ask for band-aids at the drop of a hat. A scratch or a scrape or an all-out gash: they all get the same treatment. But they may be onto something. As grown-ups, we tend to wait until things get really terrible before we ask for help. By then, it might be too late. Getting help early can keep a bad situation from turning worse. Those lost receipts? That information request from IRS? That credit that you weren't quite 100% about? Open the mail. Ask questions. And don't wait until the last minute.
- If you don't know the answer, ask Grandpa. Or someone in the know. My six year old explained to me the other way that we could ask "Grandpa because he knows everything." Having grown up with his Grandpa, I'm not so sure that's true. (Quick, Dad! Who is Justin Bieber? Point proven.) But my son is on the right track. When you don't know the answer, ask someone who does. That could be a phone call to IRS (1.800.829.1040). Or an email to your tax professional. But the key is to not be afraid to ask for help. Someone will know the answer.
Want more taxgirl goodness? Sign up to receive posts by email, follow me on twitter (@taxgirl), hang out with me on Facebook or check out my new YouTube channel.
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To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, what steps have been taken to prevent (a) garden grabbing and (b) the inappropriate development of dwellings on residential gardens.
I have a petition signed by 1,545 of my constituents who share my view that in South Staffordshire, which has more than 130 Gypsy and Traveller pitches, we have more than enough provision. The petition states: The Petition of residents of the South Staffordshire constituency and others, Declares that the Petitioners note that South Staffordshire District Council intends to increase the...
Yesterday we heard the news that unemployment had fallen again in South Staffordshire and the west midlands. That has been largely due to the growth of apprenticeships and, in particular, the fact that Jaguar Land Rover has opened a new engine manufacturing facility in my constituency. Could time be made for a debate on the creation of more apprenticeships, especially in the automotive and...
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Not to put too fine a point on it, but I loathe the Los Angeles Lakers. Detest the Dallas Cowboys. Would be hard-pressed to say a nice thing about Tiger Woods that doesn't involve his bank account and/or marrying a Swedish bikini model.
When the insufferable New York Yankees and irritating Boston Red Sox met in last year's American League championship series, my sincerest wish was for both clubs to crash and burn -- and somehow embarrass the Chicago Cubs in the process.
In short, I'm a player hater. A nattering nabob of athletic negativity, the sort of anti-fan whose favorite childhood sports memory involves Bobby Hurley's leaving the floor to go potty during UNLV's bushwhacking of Duke in the 1990 NCAA championship game.
And to think: I didn't even like the Running Rebels.
I know I'm petty. Thirty-two flavors of pathetic. Peyton Manning could donate his entire salary to tsunami relief; I'd still pull for him to overthrow his next pass into Rodney Harrison's waiting hands. A bigger person would repent, put down the Haterade and get on with a positive, purpose-driven life. So would I, sans two nagging details.
I'm a small, purposeless man. A shabby barnacle on the hull of S.S. Humanity.
More importantly, I'm having too much fun.
Coretta Scott King once said that hate is too great a burden to bear, injuring the hater more than the hated. Maybe so. Then again, she never experienced the sheer, giddy joy of watching Kobe Bryant weep like a figure skater following the Lakers' defeat in the 2003 playoffs.
Truth is, sports contempt can be glorious, as uplifting as a V2 rocket. Just ask the guys behind carlosloozer.com, a Web site mocking Carlos Boozer's ugly free agent defection from Cleveland to Utah last summer.
"Response [to the site] has been great," says Tim Parnin, 35, a Cavs fan and Web designer. "We've been selling T-shirts to Sweden, Australia."
"Someone in Japan bought 20 shirts," adds Brian Kirby, 36, also a Cavs fan and Web designer. "Just one person. We get Koreans, Chinese. Thousands of people from Belgium for some reason."
So much hate, so little time ... and to heap it all on one person? Forget it.
Spread the love -- umm, hate -- all around and vote on who you hate the most from the playing field to the front office.
To root is human; to root against, sublime. Besides, a thousand Belgians can't be wrong. Herein, the case for player hatin':
Hate is Fun
The dialogue ("yippee!") is dreadful, the acting ("noooo!") an affront to grade school drama productions everywhere. Yet in botching the "Star Wars" prequels, George Lucas managed to get one thing right.
He focused on Darth Vader.
Everyone admires heroes. But great villains always steal the show. Think Iago in "Othello," the shark in "Jaws," John Rocker at Shea Stadium. Black hats make us watch, if only to witness their eventual comeuppance. Would the recent presidential election have been as enjoyable if John Kerry wasn't an effete, flip-floppy windbag? If George Bush wasn't a devious, warmongering moron?


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WALLA WALLA - Thousands of property owners with underground sprinklers are having to pay upwards of $100 each year to have their irrigation systems tested, as public works officials try to meet State Department of Health Requirements.
But thousand of property owners are getting out of the testing process because their systems are too old to be in the city's database or never received city permits, public works officials said.
At issue is the low risk of cross contamination of potable water from fertilizers and fecal matter on lawns that could occur if a backflow prevention valve failed on an underground irrigation system.
Currently, there are 5,844 backflow prevention assemblies in the city's database, with the vast majority being part of residential irrigation systems.
"It's one (health requirement) that has been out for a long period of time. It has been a slow gentle push (to implement)," said interim Public Works Director Tom Purcell.
When compared to other cities, Walla Walla has been "a little bit slower" to implement the state standards, Purcell added.
"Of course you start with those facilities that are the greatest risk, hospitals, industry, factories, then you work back from there," Purcell said.
In 2007, public works officials upped the pressure on residential property owners with the hiring of a full-time cross connection control specialist, who also makes sure people like Art Miller of Glen Erin Street get their yearly reminder.
For Miller, testing of his irrigation system started in 2004, with a letter from the city informing him he needed to get his backflow prevention valve tested from a certified state-licensed plumber.
"I went down to the city and I said, 'What is this crap?' And they explained it to me. And I said well nobody else in my neighborhood is doing this, but I didn't want to rat the neighbors out," Miller said.
City Cross Connection Control Specialist Richard Guse said it's the biggest complaint he hears from people, that a property owner will have to pay for yearly tests while the neighbor next door doesn't.
The reason, Guse explained, is there are probably as many as 3,000 underground irrigation systems in the city that are not in his database because they were installed prior to required permits or installed afterward without permits.
"This is such an old town that we have a lot of systems that were put in before backflow was required," Guse said.
Of the 5,844 letters the city sent out earlier to remind property owners about the yearly testing requirements, only about 50 property owners have so far failed to have test results registered with the city.
That's a noncompliance rate of less than one percent. And if the city got tough, it could disconnect those property owners from city water, Purcell noted. But that has yet to take place.
"We are going pretty softly trying to convince people of the fact that we are doing this and they need to be doing this out of concern for the health and safety of their neighbors and their families," Purcell said.
The cost for testing ranges anywhere from $40 to $100 and can only be performed by licensed plumbers certified to test backflow prevention valves.
Walla Walla plumber Chris Johnson said his company does about 10 tests per week during irrigation season. He noted that many of his customers complain about the cost.
"They do complain a lot because their irrigation installers will put this valve on and then not say anything. But then we are not the ones who made the rules. We are just the ones turning in the test results to the city," Johnson said.
Not all backflow valves require yearly testing. Atmospheric valves that are installed properly above ground level need only be permitted and inspected once, public works officials said.
But irrigation installers don't always offer that option to their clients, and in many cases they forget to inform them that regular testing will be required with their newly installed and permitted systems, as was Miller's case.
"Myself and my neighbors are the only ones on this block to get them (testing notification letters). And the only reason is when we put the new yard in, we hired a guy and he got a permit," Miller said.
Public works officials said in the past city employees have canvassed city streets looking for underground irrigation systems that are not in the database, and the city may conduct another search in the future.
"The bottom line is if you have an underground sprinkler system, you have to have the (backflow prevention) device," Guse said.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Anthony15 Hotel had great rooms and excellent location This hotel met all of our needs, it was very comfortable and relaxing stay. Also it was just around the corner from the Lake Buena Vista Golf Club where we were playing sun and mon, very convenient location. December 19, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tania36 Great people! Thi hotel has fatastic people working there! I was leaving the hotel to go to the airport once my stay was finished. The hotel called us a cab and as soon as I got to the airport I realized Ieft my phone in the cab. I called the hotel and they found the cab driver, and ended up overnighting the phone to me! They were extremely helpful and even called me the next day to make sure I got my phone. A special thanks to the bell desk and loss prevention (Luis for helping me out!! THANKYOU! December 19, 2012
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Rated 2 out of 5 by toejoe Beware A/C and Other Guests My family stayed in early December, and had two suites with bunkbeds. Room was very nice and clean but the A/C was loud and very old style. Beware when making reservations, make sure you ask if there are any teams staying at the hotel, While we were there two football teams were there, they dominated the whole hotel, they were very loud late into the night or shouldd I say early morning, and my grandchildren were affraid to use the pool because of the screaming and rowdy play of these pop warner football teams in the pool. December 9, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Javi37 Excellent Hotel I would recommend this Hotel to anyone. Great customer Service and the rooms where in great condition. I loved the view from the room. The breakfest was dilicious also the attendents were Great very polite and Friendly. I would definitly choose this hotel/suites For my next stay in Orlando. ;) December 7, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by BruceATL This Hotel has excellence Customer Service The customer service was great; the remodelling of the hotel really takes this property up a notch or two. Fantasic location. December 7, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by PattiO Friendly, helpful staff. This hotel had friendly staff who were always helpful and knowledgeable about the hotel as well as the surrounding area. Rooms were clean and very comfortable. All amenities exceeded my expectations. Thanks! December 5, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Ive0216 all staff should be on board I stayed in the hotel from Thursday 11-29 through 12-2. When we first came in we were greeted by Elizabeth. She made us feel like a million dollars. She really made us feel welcomd. On Friday as we walked passed the lobby and once again greeted by Elizabeth sh. Recomended the breakfast buffet and told us all the wonderful items on the breakfast buffet. Friday night we requested additional sheets and it took the staff 1 1/2 to get us the sheets. No apologies were given, and the follow up phone call was never received. On Saturday as we walked through the lobby there was no greeting and no acknowledgment. On Sunday when we checked out one of the girls answered a question with an attitude. I was unaware of local call charges and her response was " did you not make the calls to 407-....... Her response should have been" I see that you made some local calls and we charge for local calls". I stayed at the Sheraton in Ft.Lauderdale and it was amazing when I got the welcome from Elizabeth I thought it would be the same. I guess I was wrong. December 5, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Matthew20017 Excellent Property and Staff Even though my stay was only for one night, the hospitaltiy was outstanding and the facility exceptional! December 5, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by TJS1960 Great ocation quality hotel I am a die hard SPG member and live close by so a hotel getaway isgreat. Since the remodel the Hotel is beautiful and the staff was very friendly. They are very close to a lot of attractions and should provide a shutlle service close by November 29, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Travis17 Incredible Servive - Awesom Experience This hotel far exceeded my expectations. The property is absolutely beautiful, but it was the service and attention that set it apart. The staff is friendly, attentive and just plain helpful. November 29, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Gina27 Great service Stayed here for 2 nights. Last time I stayed here it was still Sheraton Safari. Hotel looks great now. Lobby and rooms are nice. Staff provided us with a wonderful suite..bunk bed for kids while I got a king (in separate areas). This was wayyyyy better than sharing a king. Pool looks the same but didn't enjoy it this time around...it was a little too chilly out. Overall a great stay. November 28, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Debbie23 Hotel has really great features We loved the room! It met all our needs. Loved the bunk beds! Also the Spa services were great! i would definitely recommend this hotel to others. The pool was great for my teens. Loved the movies!! November 28, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by buckeye001 Very nice The Hotel is in a good location, close to major restaurants like Joe's crab shack, sizzlers and outback steak house. The hotel has very good lighting, easy to park and exiting onto the highway. If you get a chance stay in the suite starward preferred because they were hugh enough room to sleep about six to seven people. I was delighted - great stay. November 27, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by LDMassachusetts Better Online Than in Real Life I have to say, the hotel is fine; yes, it needs improvements, but overall it's, well, just fine. That said, I was mostly disappointed due to the online image. It looked AMAZING online and it's just not. My biggest disappointment was how limited the transportation options were to the park (only one or two buses/day that had to stop at many other hotels AND the drivers were pushy about asking for tips). Also, our room was in need of renovation: The bathroom was very, very small and everything had a moldy smell. I did like that we had a separate living room and bedroom. Also, we did like the spa (massages) and the pool bar. The worst, though, was upon arriving, the front desk person pointed us toward the elevator to our room; it took us 15 full minutes to find the elevator (you had to go around a building and out a gate). This was very frustrating. November 24, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by KLave32 Family Orlando Trip We had a wonderful stay at this resort and it became our little haven for relaxation and comfort after visiting all the tourist spots. The room size was lovely as well as the property itself. Wished I would have packed a swimsuit after I saw the heater water park area. But what shined the most on my trip was what I found in the loss prevention department. Upon arrival to the airport I discovered I left my laptop computer in my room. I contacted the hotel immediately and Luis in Loss Prevention was right on top of the matter. He shipped it to me next day air mail, gave me the tracking number and called again to let me know it was shipped. He is a true asset to this department and his compassion yet professionalism truly outshines my over all experience of this trip. November 22, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Ligums Hotel was fine with a couple notes The pool needs quiet hours. The rooms seem to be right on top of the pool, and for those trying to rest up for long park days, it can be difficult. Also, the hotel has transportation to Disney, but there are only a few designated times their bus runs, so you may be better off with a car. Other than that, the hotel and rooms were fine. Not great, but easily adequate. November 22, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Teddyp10 Very close to Disney Parks If you don't find a room in the Disney resort area, this is a great location. Staff was great! Will stay there again in the future. November 21, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bugsy31 This hotel has great features The hotel has 2 big pools with 2 jacuzzi's,beautiful lounging chairs with a beautiful funky mini bar and nice fireplace.Really nice resort. November 17, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 Missing Two Things ... Mexican tile and baby alligators (which I'm pretty sure you can lease). The room key printer at the front desk could only print one key. When I stated that I required two room keys, the front desk worker had to retreat to a "back room" key printer which could handle such bulky requests. Other than that, loved it! November 15, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by DonnaTNT Not recomended The room was ok but over priced. I have stayed in other Hotels for the same price that were a lot nicer. The bed was very comfortable. The conferance room was so cold it made the conferance very unpleasant. So cold I will not be attend any other conferances at that Hotell. The staff was very nice November 14, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bob123 Staff was great! We had two rooms booked and the staff took the liberty of making sure the rooms were adjacent. The recent upgrades to the property are also first rate, the new hot tub with the waterfall feature is great. November 14, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by clearwater Outside noice at this hotel The room and hotel quality was sufficient but our stay was plagued by loud truck and other similar noises below our 6th floor room. Very disturbing especially in the early morning. November 14, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by hojoco57 Orlando-57 This is a very nice hotel if you are heading to the Orlando attractions. November 13, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Washington27 Walk-In Due to the weather up north, I flew in to Orlando a day early for my next day meeting in Gainesville. I had checked several Starwood hotels that morning and had selected three to see about a room when I arrived. This Sheraton was first on my list and I was very pleased with its location, amenities and decor. I immediately decided to stay there. Michelle at the front desk was very very courteous. Upon seeing my SPG status she booked me into an upgraded room and provided me with an amenity package as well as explaining the hotel layout. The room was very nice with a great view of the pool area. I would definitely stay here again. November 12, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by telepro21 Attentive staff Staff was attentive and responsive to my needs. Had a great stay. November 12, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by snake1 NO SNAKE SLIDE Management blew it. Everyone knew this hotel because of the snake slide and the safari theme. The parents came here because the kids liked the snake slide. Now it is just another one of the hu ndreds of hotels in Orlando. November 11, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by brumanb Away for Rest and Relaxation We experienced great service, room comfortable and services exceptional November 11, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by CindyNC Great Location The hotel is in a great location - close to parks and restaurants. Room was clean and attractive and staff was friendly. November 7, 2012