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NOTE: We will be retiring eDocs as of July 1, 2015. Please refer to the File Sharing/Storage webpage to learn more about the options available.
Please review the step-by-step handouts for instructions on how to transition your files from eDocs to either Box or Google Drive. Additionally, instructions are available for publishing websites and Articulate lectures to Google Drive.
- Transitioning Files from eDocs to Box or Google Drive
- Publishing Websites to Google Drive
- Publishing Articulate Files to Google Drive
UIS eDocs uses the powerful Xythos Document Manager so you can access your files anywhere, anytime. Publishing web sites, backing up critical files, and collaborating with colleagues both on and off campus is fast, simple, and secure. You can even connect directly to eDocs from your computer to more easily manage your files.
NOTE: Each user (faculty, staff, or student) has 1GB of space allocated for their use. Departments may request space (5 GB) in the eDocs system by sending an email to firstname.lastname@example.com with the name of the department and the person who will be the eDocs administrator for that department.
Users that require additional space for academic or administrative needs may submit a request by emailing the ITS Client Services Center (email@example.com). Requests should include an explanation of the need for additional space.
Learn More About eDocs
- Xythos Drive
- Access Options
- Security Tips
- Collaboration
- Web Publishing
- Known Issues
- eDocs Best Practice
eDocs Handouts
- Introduction to eDocs [PDF, 3.49MB]
- Instructions for using web folders in Firefox [PDF, 478KB]
- An excerpt of the Blackboard integration [PDF, 669KB]
- Using eDocs on Your Desktop – Vista [PDF, 335KB]
- Using eDocs on Your Desktop – Windows XP [PDF, 304KB]
- Using eDocs on Your Desktop – Mac OS [PDF, 343KB]
eDocs Workshop Videos
- Introduction to eDocs: Overview and Basic Skills [38 minutes]
- Managing your eDocs Account [14 minutes]
- Organizing your eDocs Account [13 minutes]
- Integrating with Blackboard [13 minutes]
eDocs "How-To" Videos
[Each video is one to four minutes in length. You can also subscribe to these videos via iTunes U at UIS.]
- Logging in to eDocs
- The eDocs Interface
- Creating Folders
- Uploading Files Using the Basic Upload Feature
- Uploading Files Using the Advanced Upload Feature
- Web Folders
- Downloading Files
- Assigning Basic Permissions
- Assigning Advanced Permissions
- Creating Groups
- Assigning Tickets
- Receiving Tickets
- Bookmarking
- Blackboard Connector
- Logging
- Searching for Files – Simple
- Searching for Files – Advanced
- Tagging
- Versioning
- Checkin and Checkout
- Using Wikis
- Subscriptions
- RSS Feeds
- Comments
- Notification of Shared Resources
- Editing Files
- Mapping a Drive to eDocs
Access Options
Using eDocs on the Web
The eDocs web interface provides a convenient way to access your eDocs account from computers with Internet access and a web browser. Keep in mind, eDocs is a storage system, just like your computer's hard drive. You will use the eDocs web interface to upload (add to eDocs) and download (save to your computer). eDocs is not a file editor, so you will make changes to your files using other applications.
Using eDocs on Your Desktop
While anywhere, anytime web access to eDocs is convenient, you may want a less cumbersome way to access your files on a daily basis. You can use software built into your operating system that makes eDocs easier to use. For more information on Using eDocs on Your Desktop, please refer to the "eDocs Handouts" section.
Security Tips
As with any online application, security is always a concern with eDocs.
Data interception, a major security issue, is handled automatically by eDocs. When you work with eDocs, all your data is automatically encrypted from the moment you log until you log out. In other words, you can use eDocs on a laptop in an internet cafe and not wonder who's taking your password, looking at your research data, or interfering with anything else you do in eDocs on the Web.
In fact, most eDocs security issues stem from its convenience features. Read and follow the tips below to make sure you are using eDocs as safely as possible.
Security tips for using eDocs
- Windows WebFolders: Windows users have the option of creating a permanent connection to eDocs on their desktop. Because this links directly to your eDocs account, this option should only be used on your home or office computer, never in a computer lab.
- Persistent session cookies: Internet Explorer users can click a checkbox to set a persistent session cookie. The persistent session cookie keeps you from being prompted for your password as long as that eDocs session is open. While this is fine for home use, do not set the persistent session cookie in a computer lab.
- Shared files: Pay attention to your shared files. Never put anything in your www directory that you do not want other people to see. Be careful who you grant write and administrative privileges to. Be careful about opening entire directories to the outside world. A simple mistake could allow others to access your eDocs directory. Even if you're not concerned about others seeing your files, any file someone else places in your eDocs directory will count against your quota and may even violate copyright law.
- Log out: Always log out when you've finished your eDocs session, especially when using a lab or on public computers. This will prevent others from using your eDocs account, either accidentally or intentionally.
Collaborating with colleagues from outside the university often requires sharing and editing files. Emailing these large files often consumes your email quota. eDocs provides a convenient solution to this dilemma.
- File/Folder Sharing – eDocs allows you to share your files and folders with other users. Sharing your files makes it possible for multiple users to both view and edit your files without requiring you to maintain multiple copies of the shared files. For more information see Sharing and Permissions/Sharing in Xythos Help.
- Guest tickets – Guest tickets allow you to give access to your eDocs space to people from off campus. You can choose whether your guests will be able to edit your files or only view them. Once you have specified the details of the ticket, eDocs creates a URL for you to email to your guests. For more information see Sharing and Permissions/Tickets in Xythos Help.
Web Publishing
By default your eDocs account contains one publicly accessible directory (www), which means that anyone with web access can see the files in this directory. The directory is designed to be used for easy web publishing. An HTML file placed in your www directory will display as a web page.
To publish your web pages, simply upload your HTML documents to your www directory. The address for your web pages will be the following URL, where your NetID (ex. jdoe) replaces YourNetID.
If no filename is specified after the www/, a web browser will automatically display the index.html file.
NOTE: In accordance with the Campus Web Policy (http://www.uis.edu/webpolicy), all official department Web site files must reside on the official UIS Web server. These files may not reside in personal Web accounts, eDocs accounts, or on off-campus servers.
Known Issues
- Pages do not update when publishing web pages to eDocs using Dreamweaver.
Dreamweaver does not send a user name or password to the server when it tries to connect. The problem resides in the fact that the WWW directory is only public for read and does not allow public to write.
There is no indication that Adobe will re-write their connect procedure for webdav to allow you to force send a user name and password even if it is a public directory.
From Xythos Support:
This is not a Xythos bug as it is a webdav expected behavior.
When connecting using a webdav client to a public directory webdav requires no authentication parameters to be sent to the server. So although you are an authenticated user when connecting using webdav you are just a public user and you don't get any specific authentication privileges. There is nothing that Xythos can do to change this behavior as it is part of webdav specifications.
1. Go into permissions on your www folder and remove access to public. Upload your changes. Then turn access to public back on.
2. Save changes to local drive and then cut and paste to your eDocs folder.
- There is currently an issue in department folders where 'empty the trash' command does not work.
Enter the trash folder, select the check box at the top left (above all the files) – this will select all the files and then right click on the files and select delete.
– There are some issues with eDocs links created in BB courses that are copied. ITS is currently trying to develop a permanent solution to this problem. Please contact OTEL for information on current workarounds for this issue.
– The shared link email message that is sent to AD users (internal users) contains a subscribe link that does not work.
"You may subscribe to changes or bookmark the resource at this link:"
From Xythos:
This 'problematic' link is created by certain versions of Xythos for certain types of ticket recipients only (internal system users). An enhancement request to remove the link has already been filed. UIS has been added to the list of our clients who wish to see this link removed.
- Many users access their department directory via the root directory. With the addition of more and more users to the eDocs system, the lag time of pulling up the root directory has increased to a point that some users may find tedious. The system must scan all available users and determine if you have access to any of the over 2000 users we now have on the system.
Workaround: Utilize the bookmark feature to eliminate any lag when switching from a personal directory to a department directory. You can bookmark your department directory, and the switch is almost instantaneous. For more information on how to create bookmarks, see the Bookmarking how-to video.
- There are compatibility issues with Internet Explorer 8.
Navigate to the log-in page for eDocs (https://edocs.uis.edu). Click the Compatibility View toolbar button to display the website as viewed in Internet Explorer 7. It is located next to the Refresh button on the Address Bar. This option is on a per site basis and all other sites will continue to display with Internet Explorer 8 functionality. Note: When you click on the Compatibility View button, you do not need to do it again as the next time you visit eDocs the browser will show it in compatibility mode.
eDocs Best Practices
Using Xythos Drive
Xythos Drive allows us to map eDocs to a drive and thus work with our files on eDocs in the same way we would work with files on our computers or a flash drive.
File synchronization can be challenging – having confidence that your edits are being saved back to eDocs and will be there when you re-open the file. Xythos Drive answers that challenge, allowing users to work with their files in the environment with which they are already familiar. There is no need to learn the eDocs interface; with Xythos Drive, users can stay in the application (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc) and work with their eDocs files as they normally would. For more information, see the Xythos Drive webpage.
Using Web folders
Web folders can greatly aid the process of uploading files/folders to eDocs by allowing you to drag and drop files and folders. Web folders are also helpful when revising files to ensure that the revisions are uploaded back to eDocs. For more information, see the Web folders how-to video. Firefox users should also refer to the Instructions for using web folders in Firefox [PDF, 478KB].
Mapping a drive to eDocs
A drive can be mapped to your eDocs account on university computers. Similar to web folders, mapped drives allow you to easily upload files by dragging and dropping. In addition, files can be easily opened, edited, and saved from a mapped drive. For more information or to map a drive to eDocs, see the Mapping a Drive to eDocs how-to video or contact the ITS Client Services Center.
Issuing tickets
Files/folders can be shared to non-UIS people through tickets. Permissions can be set to allow others to view and/or edit files. This is a great alternative for sending e-mail attachments. When sharing multiple files to the same person/group, please consider storing those files in a folder and sharing the folder instead of individual files. This allows you to send just one e-mail with a link to the shared folder rather than a series of e-mails linking to individual files. For more information, see the Assigning Tickets and Receiving Tickets how-to videos.
Sharing files within UIS
Files/folders can be shared with UIS faculty, staff, and students within eDocs. Permissions can be set to allow others to view and/or edit files. This is a great alternative to sending e-mail attachments. When sharing multiple files to the same person/group, please consider storing those files in a folder and sharing the folder instead of individual files. This allows you to send just one e-mail with a link to the shared folder rather than a series of e-mails linking to individual files. For more information, see the Assigning Basic Permissions and the Notification of Shared Resources how-to videos.
Accessing others' shared files/folders
When others share their files/folders with you via eDocs, you will receive an e-mail message with a link to the shared file/folder. Bookmarking that link will allow you to easily return to the shared file/folder without referring back to the link in the original e-mail message. For more information, see the Bookmarking how-to video.
Using eDocs to back up files
Since it is impossible to guarantee that your computer will never crash, backing up your files on a regular basis is a smart idea. You can use eDocs to safely and securely store a copy of your files. For more information on uploading files, see the Uploading Files Using the Basic Upload Feature, Uploading Files Using the Advanced Upload Feature, and Web Folders how-to videos.
Having a web presence
eDocs can be used to host a personal website. Simply create your website using the html-editor of your choice and upload the files/folders to your www folder on eDocs. Be sure your home page is named index.html. Your web address becomes 'https://edocs.uis.edu/YourNetID/www' (without the quotes).
Ditch the flash drives, floppy disks, or CDs
eDocs can be accessed from any computer with Internet access both on and off campus. (The VPN is NOT needed for off-campus access.) Store your files on eDocs instead of carrying around excess equipment like flash drives, floppy disks, or CDs.


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Immigration Law
Immigration Law
Primary Materials
Immigration Law Resources on the Web
Government Resources
U.S. Code:
Title 8: U.S. Immigration and Nationality Act
8 U.S.C., Chapter 12
- Immigration and Nationality
8 U.S.C., Chapter 13
- Immigration and Naturalization Service
U.S. Immigration and Nationality Act
- Reflecting Amendments by IIRAIRA (Pub. L. 104-208, 110 Stat. 3009 (September 30, 1996)).
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)
USCIS Forms & Fees
U.S. Immigration Law, Regulations and Procedures
- from immigration-usa.com.
U.S. Department of Justice - Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR)
U.S. Department of Labor Office of Administrative Law Judges Law Library: Immigration Law
- includes statutes, regulations and documents on a immigration issues, including the full text of recent BALCA en banc decisions and more.
U.S. Department of Labor - Foreign Labor Certification
Judges Benchbook: Alien Labor Certification 2d Edition (May 1992)
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CRS Report for Congress: Immigration Reform

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For the purpose of carrying out section 2223a of this title, the Administrator shall establish a working group which shall, at a minimum, consist of—
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Source(Pub. L. 101–446, § 3,Oct. 22, 1990, 104 Stat. 1045; Pub. L. 107–296, title XI, § 1112(d),Nov. 25, 2002, 116 Stat. 2276.)
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Flights to Gdansk from Europe
Flights from Gdansk
This is Gdansk's most famous landmark, a crane that was used to lift heavy goods and place masts onto ships' decks. Today, it houses a branch of the city's maritime museum in the crane.Address: Ulica Szeroka 67, GdanskPhone: +48 58 301 6938Website: http://www.en.cmm.pl/zurawSubway: Tram: Brama Wyzynna (High Gate)
Stretching from the Upland Gate to the Green Gate, this is one of the most beautiful areas of Gdansk. Wealthy townsfolk used to live along Long Street, Ulica Dluga, and around Long Market, Dlugi Targ.Address: Ulica Dluga, GdanskSubway: Tram: Brama Wyzynna (High Gate)
Rumoured to be the world's largest brick church, St. Mary's can hold up to 25,000 people. For a breathtaking view of the city, climb the 405 steps to the top of the 78-metre tower. Inside the church, you'll find a 14-metre astronomical clock. Pop by at noon to see Adam and Eve tolling a bell atop the clock.Address: Ulica Podkramarska 5, GdanskSubway: Tram: Brama Wyzynna (High Gate)
Housed in a 15th century Franciscan monastery, this museum is truly stunning. On display is a wide range of Gothic artwork. The flagship piece of the museum is Hans Memling's triptych "Last Judgement."Address: Ulica Torunska 1, GdańskPhone: +48 58 301 6804Website: http://www.muzeum.narodowe.gda.plSubway: Tram: Zabi Kruk
At the gates of the Gdansk shipyard, this 42 metre tall steel monument commemorates the shooting of dock workers during a strike in December 1970. More than 1,000 workers were injured and 42 killed when the communist government authorized the army to fire at striking workers.Address: Plac Solidarnosc, Gdansk
This peninsula, north of Gdansk, is the site where World War II began, when Nazi German battleship Schleswig-Holstein fired at a Polish garrison on the coast. Visitors can now visit the ruins of the peninsula's barracks and blockhouses, one of which has been converted into a museum.Address: Ulica Sucharskiego 1, GdanskSubway: Bus: Westerplatte
This area was almost completely destroyed during war time but has later been rebuilt and is now one of the most popular attractions in the city. Stroll along the narrow pebbled streets, lined with beautiful old buildings and feel the old-time atmosphere.Address: ul. Dluga, Gdansk
This cathedral, located in a tranquil park in the outskirts of Gdansk, holds beautiful artworks in several different styles, such as Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo and Classical style. The organ is something in itself. If you happen to be there when it is played on, don't miss to take a look at the moving wooden figures on top of it.Address: ul. Cystersów 10, Gdansk
If you are interested in the modern history of Poland and how the city and country left the communist-era, this is a museum you must visit. Through exhibitions and an audio guide, visitors get an interesting and educational experience.Address: ul. Doki 1, GdańskPhone: +48 58 767 79 71Website: http://www.ecs.gda.pl
This large zoo with lots of exotic animals is fun for the whole family. It is located in the area of Oliwa but is easy to access with local transport. Since the park is quite big, don't forget to put on your walking shoes and bring some snacks and drinks.Address: ul. Karwieńska 3, GdańskPhone: +48 58 552 1751Website: http://www.zoo.gd.pl
Finally in 1950, this opera house could open up its doors, after a war period when all opera and theatre stages in Gdansk were destroyed by the Red Army. Since then it has been well visited by a cultural interested crowd. Several different music and dance performances are held here every year.Address: al. Zwycięstwa 15, GdańskPhone: +48 58 763 49 06Website: http://www.operabaltycka.pl
Most visitors of Gdansk just wander right into this beautiful fountain it when strolling around the city. The square where it is located, is almost always crowded and this is not only a must photo shoot for tourists but also a popular meeting spot for the locals.Address: Dlugi Targ, Gdansk
The town hall of Gdansk is mostly visited because of its high tower and the spectacular view you have from here. While you are here, visit the small museum too. Here you are able to see lots of photos of the almost completely destroyed city during World War II.Address: ul. Długa 46/47, GdańskPhone: +48 58 76 79 100Website: http://www.mhmg.pl
This small museum shows a piece of very important history. The courage of the postal workers during World War II, is exhibited in different ways and visitors are often touched by the stories told here. It also shows the history of the Polish postal system.Address: ul. Obrońców Poczty Polskiej 1/2, GdańskPhone: +48 58 301 76 11Website: http://www.mhmg.gda.pl
Gdansk is a city by the sea and just 15 minutes from the city centre, you find Brzezno Beach and Pier. This is a 500 metres long sandy beach with restaurants and bars. The pier, built in the late 19th century, also serves visitors with cafés and toilets.Address: ul. Jantarowa 1, GdanskPhone: +48 691 912 156
The International Street and Open Air Theatre Fest is an annual, multi-day open-air event annually hosting invited domestic as well as international artists since 1997. Actors playing at the fair often interact with the public. Spectacular shows draw the attention of both theatre lovers as well as incidental passers-by.
Sopot – the only one of its kind, this seaside resort sports a marvellous promenade closed to vehicle traffic which leads right to the famous wooden pier. Being the longest wooden construction of its kind in Europe, the pier is an excellent place for walks or relaxation. Lovely sandy beaches and the lapping of the waves give ultimate pleasure. The Monte Cassino promenade swarms with people both during the day and at night. Pubs, cafés and tearooms tempt with beautiful interior decor and low prices. The well-equipped health facilities of Sopot compete with each other, offering high-quality wellness and spa services. The broad selection of services guarantees not only short-term effects, but enables one to regenerate for a longer period. The unique atmosphere of these places forms perfect conditions for rest, allowing one to care for their health and looks at the same time.
Malbork Castle is masterpiece of medieval defensive and residential architecture. It is the largest gothic Castle complex in the world, with an area of approximately 21 hectares and total building cubature exceeding one quarter of a million cubic metres. Today, the host of the fortress on the Nogat is the Castle Museum in Malbork, which was founded in 1961. Its main objectives include the protection of the historical substance of the Castle, research and conservation, the collection and presentation of collections, as well as educational activities. The venue has twenty three artistic, artistic-craft, architectural and historical collections. The most interesting are the collections of amber products, militaria, antique coins, architectural details and sculptures. Besides its main activity, the museum is also involved in the organisation of symposia, artistic, educational, musical and theatrical ventures, and even historical field presentations, such as the "Siege of Malbork". The Castle on the Nogat frequently serves as a movie and television production location. During the summer, in the evenings, a "Light and Sound" production is presented within its walls.
Broad, sandy beaches, with a string of dunes parallel to the shoreline, several lagoon lakes which once were sea bays, tall cliffs and wonderful bathing spots... all of this awaits along the Slowinski Coast, which stretches from the mouth of the Parseta River all the way to Cape Rozewie. The most important natural sight of the region is the Slowinski National Park, where one can adore the moving dunes, resembling a desert. Strong winds cause the sand to migrate inland, overflowing everything in its path. Thus the monstrous dunes, the tallest of which is the over forty-metre-tall Lacka Mountain, are moving with a speed of several metres per year, consuming the surrounding forest. The prize for conquering this "desert" is a wonderful, broad beach at the foot of the walking dunes. Due to the irreplaceability of the nature and landscape, the park was introduced in the year 1997 to the UNESCO World Network of Biosphere Reserves. The largest city close to the park is Leba, which, apart from its natural values, offers attractions such as a dinosaur park and a modern sailing marina.
One of the city's finest and oldest restaurants. Offering mostly seafood dishes, this restaurant bases its menu on 19th century Gdansk cuisine. Don't miss the restaurant's famous home-made Goldwasser vodka, served with genuine gold flakes.Address: Ulica Szeroka 54, GdańskPhone: +48 58 301 7652 / +48 58 305 14 44 Website: http://www.podlososiem.com.plSubway: Tram: Brama Wyzynna (High Gate)
Owner Monika Zieba tends to her guests in the scarlet rooms beyond the red front portal. The beef steak with pepper in creamy sauce with brandy, or some of the ubiquitous dumplings. It is advisable to book ahead.Address: Ulica Piwna 52, GdańskPhone: +48 58 301 5764Website: http://www.reddoor.gd.plSubway: Tram: Brama Wyzynna (High Gate)
This is one of the best place in town to find the traditional Polish Pierogi, a kind of dumpling commonly stuffed with meat, vegetables or eggs. Try 15 different variations here, including wild boar, mushrooms and strawberries.Address: Ulica Piwna 59, GdanskPhone: +48 58 305 2676Website: http://www.pierogarniaudzika.comSubway: Tram: Brama Wyzynna (High Gate)
For a quick budget meal, head into this unique café for some very imaginative takes on the jacket potato. For a new twist, try potato with sausage or herring. Menus are in Polish only, but the staff will happily help you pick your meal.Address: ul. Piwna 61/63, GdańskPhone: +48 58 305 1307Website: http://www.barpodryba.plSubway: Tram: Chmielna
Tawerna is specialized in fish dishes and this is one of the best seafood restaurants in Gdansk. It is located in the centre of the old town. During summer months guests can enjoy their meal under the arcades in front of the restaurant.Address: Powroźnicza 19/20, GdańskPhone: +48 58 301 4141Website: http://www.tawerna.pl
This is said to be the oldest restaurant in Gdańsk and during the interwar period this place was one of the trendiest places in the city. Today it has a more classic and elegant setting and guests can feel the old days in the ambience. The food is traditional Polish and since this is a very popular restaurant it is recommended to book in advance.Address: ul. Wartka 5, GdańskPhone: +48 58 301 00 50Website: http://www.restauracjakubicki.pl
For some great burgers, Original Burger, located in the Old Town, is a good place to visit. If you have vegetarians in your party, don't worry there are lots of meat-free choices on the menu too.Address: ul. Dluga 47-49, GdanskPhone: +48 58 306 77 63Website: http://www.originalburger.plOpening hours: Daily 11.30 - 22.30 (or to the last Customer)
This restaurant is good for either just an ice cream, a drink or a full dinner. With its terrace overlooking the river, Cala Naprzod is the perfect choice for a warm and sunny day. The cuisine is traditional Polish with some influence from other European kitchens.Address: ul. Tokarska 21/25, GdańskPhone: +48 58 329 87 25Website: http://www.calanaprzod.com.plMore info: Located on the 4th floor of a museum
At Fellini, guests can enjoy an array of Italian specialities cooked from products from Toscana. Every day there is something new on the menu and the wine menu gives plenty of choices to accompany the meal.Address: ul. Targ Rybny 6, GdańskPhone: +48 888 01 02 03Website: http://www.restauracjafellini.plOpening hours: 12.00 - 24.00 everyday
Restauracja Targ Rybny means Restaurant Fishmarket and as the name reveals, this venue has its focus on fish and seafood. In a cosy ambience, guests can enjoy dishes with fresh fish cooked to perfection.Address: ul. Targ Rybny 6C, GdańskPhone: +48 58 320 90 11Website: http://www.targrybny.pl
Behind the façades of an old building at Piwna Street, this contemporary designed brewery is hidden. In addition to European and Polish dishes they have a wide array of different drinks and beer, of which three of the beer brands are their own.Address: Piwna 50/51, GdańskPhone: +48 58 301 39 24Website: http://www.browarpiwna.pl
Gdanski Bowke is situated right by the harbour and guests can enjoy the view of beautiful ships and water. The old-time-ambience is raised to the top with waiters wearing old fashioned clothes and the menus looking like old newspapers. The food here is well-renowned and there is a wide selection to choose from.Address: ul. Długie Pobrzeże 11, GdańskPhone: +48 58 380 11 11Website: http://www.gdanskibowke.com
For a juicy steak you should head to La Pampa Steak House. Their focus lies on meat in different creations and Argentinian beefs are grilled to perfection, whether you like them rare, medium or well done.Address: ul. Szeroka 32/35, GdańskPhone: +48 797 591 212Website: http://www.lapampa.pl
This cosy restaurant is located in the heart of Gdansk. Big portions of traditional Polish food, cooked from their own secret recipes, are served here to affordable prices, and guests are well taken care of, of the friendly staff.Address: Heweliusza 25/27, GdanskPhone: +48 58 320 19 12Website: http://www.swojskismak.pl
Sempre Pizza e Vino has two outlets in Gdansk and both of them serve delicious pizzas. At Sempre Targ Rybny, guests can not only enjoy the good food but also a lovely view from the seating outside over the river. Italian music is played to enhance the Italian atmosphere.Address: Targ Rybny 11, GdanskPhone: +48 58 719 1919Website: http://www.semprepizza.pl
The burgundy red walls and flickering candles make for a romantic setting in this cosy little café, located right by St. Mary's Church. Have a hot cup of coffee and a snack as the Rat Pack or some classic jazz plays out of the stereo.Address: Ulica Piwna 14/15, Gdańsk Phone: +48 58 304 14 88Website: http://www.pikawa.plSubway: Tram: Brama Wyzynna (High Gate)
With one of the best and most exotic tea selections in town, this café is sure to satisfy the most finicky tea connoisseur. Of course it also offers coffee for the less adventurous. Take advantage of the in-house hot-spot and bring your laptop for a few hours of e-mailing.Address: Ul.Szeroka 119/120, GdanskPhone: +48 511 398 697 Subway: Tram: Brama Wyzynna (High Gate)
This is a coffeehouse for a perfect coffee-lover! Here you will find a true connoisseurs who will recommend the right taste specifically to your taste. If you don't like it, they will simply rustle you up another one for free!Address: Swietojanska 72, Gdansk
Pellowski Cafe is a nice café located on Dluga Street. It is a combined bakery and café and serves a wide array of pastries together with breakfast and lighter snacks. They are known for their lovely ice cream, so don't miss out!Address: ul. Dluga 40/42, GdanskPhone: +48 58 301 4520
Red Spot Cafe is a nice little café and coffee shop in the city centre. They serve a range of beverages and food, and the service is fast and good. Red Spot Cafe is a brilliant place to relax and people watch.Address: ul. Podwale Grodzkie 2, Gdańsk Phone: +48 58 721 5048Website: http://www.redspotcafe.pl
This bar merges tradition with innovation and offers a space for the city's A-list to see and be seen. There is some food, but the true highlight is the humongous drinks menu, offering everything from a Cosmopolitan to Moët & Chandon.Address: Ulica Dluga 77, GdańskPhone: +48 791 010 005Website: http://www.ferber.plSubway: Tram: Brama Wyzynna (High Gate)
Stacja Deluxe is what happens if you cross a gas station with pop art furniture and a well-stocked bar. This is considered to be one of the coolest bars in the city and people come here to listen to the various kind of music played or just enjoy a drink with some friends.Address: Grunwaldska 22, Gdańsk Phone: +48 58 345 0005 Website: http://www.stacjadeluxe.plOpening hours: Every day from 10.00 until 24.00Subway: Tram: Politechnika
Only steps from the sea shore, Chilly Willy is housed in a huge mountain hut that never closes. Come and sway to shanties and pop hits, drinking the night away with perfect strangers. Don't worry, you'll love them.Address: Ulica Jantarowa 16, GdańskPhone: +48 58 555 78 25Website: http://www.chillywilly.plOpening hours: Every day, 24 hoursSubway: Tram: Wczasy
This club is located in the Old Town in the heart of Gdansk and has three floors. At first and second floor, you can relax in the chill out zone. At third floor, they have a dance floor where you can dance to the popular music.Address: Ulica Teatralna 1, GdanskPhone: +48 602 555 333 / +48 606 800 800Website: http://www.klubdobrydzwiek.plSubway: Tram: Brama Wyzynna (High Gate)
This bar and club is the perfect spot for the crowd that want to avoid the electronic music played on today's lists. Good old tunes from the Beatles and Doors are played by the DJ and if you don't feel like dancing there is plenty of room to sit down and enjoy a cold beer together with old and new friends.Address: ul Piwna 50/51, GdanskPhone: +58 301 3924
Gdansk Lech Walesa Airport is about 10 kilometres from downtown Gdansk. It also serves Gdynia and Sopot, as well as the rest of the Pomeranian region. City bus line 210 will get you to the city in about 35-50 minutes. Tickets are PLN 3,40 one-way and are bought at a news stand or from the driver. There is also an airport shuttle bus (MPA Poland) that takes travellers directly in to the city centre. The journey takes about 25-30 minutes and a one way ticket is PLN 14,90. Tickets can be bought on the bus. A taxi rank is situated outside the arrivals hall. A cab ride to the city will set you back about PLN 50-60 during the daytime and about PLN 70-80 after 22.00. Beware of private cabs! Stick with taxis that have telephone numbers on the sides and a big light on the roof. You'll also find rental car agencies in the arrivals hall.Address: Gdansk Lech Walesa AirportPhone: +48 58 348 11 63Website: http://www.airport.gdansk.plMore info: Prices updated July 2013


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The CDC study notes that high sodium rates are especially dangerous for overweight or obese children. 37 percent of children in the study were overweight or obese and 15 percent of those children had high or elevated blood pressure.
Dr. Brady says, "In the 70s around 1 percent of all kids are hypertensive and now we're seeing about 5 percent of all children being hypertensive. If you look at the population of obese children 30 percent of them are hypertensive, in our current U.S. population a third of all children are either overweight or obese.
Dr. Brady says, "I get this all the time, parents are very surprised when I tell them they need to limit their sodium intake because they think they are doing the right thing. They are not taking them to fast food restaurants, they are not giving them processed foods, they are trying to give them fresh foods but when you actually look at the sodium content in food labels you'll be surprisedat how much is in each serving."
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Merkel- Charles "Herby" Simmons, 90, is dancing to his heart's content, having passed away October 24, 2012 in Temple after a long battle with Alzheimer'. Graveside services will be 3:00 p.m. Saturday, October 27th at Rose Hill Cemetery in Merkel with Reverend David Cason officiating, directed by Starbuck Funeral Home.
Roy Earl "Sandy" Sandefur, 90, of Borger died Tuesday, October 23, 2012. Services will be at 10:00 a.m. Saturday, October 27, 2012 at the First Church of the Nazarene, with Terry Porter, Pastor officiating. Burial will follow at Highland Park Cemetery in Borger. Arrangements are under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors.
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Paula was born July 23, 1952, in Borger, TX, and lived in the area. She was a graduate of the Massachusetts University School of Nursing and was a nurse.
James H. Patterson, 83, of Borger died Tuesday, October 23, 2012 in Pampa. Services will be at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday at the Bunavista Baptist Church in Borger with Rev. Robert Hensley officiating. Burial will follow at Westlawn Memorial Park. Services are under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger.
Keith Lewis Cunningham, 72, died Sunday October 21, 2012 at his home in Fritch. Funeral service will be 3:00 p.m. Thursday at the Celebration Family Church, with Pastor Dwight Kirksey officiating. Interment will follow at Westlawn Memorial Park under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Fritch.
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Alton was born Oct. 18, 1929, in Elmira, N.Y., and was in the United States Army during the Korean Conflict. He married Wanda June May 26, 1972, in Borger. Alton was a truck driver, and crossing guard at Gateway Elementary. He was a member of the American Legion, Moose Lodge, Hutchinson County E.O.C., and loved the Dallas Cowboys, bingo, and fishing.
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LYONS FALLS Valley Brook Drive-In lives to see another season.
The circa 1952 drive-in movie theater on Burdicks Crossing Road was facing extinction last year as changes in the movie industry indicated theaters would have to convert to a new digital projection system by this September. Many theaters did, in anticipation of 35mm film being discontinued this fall. However, that timeline has been pushed back, Valley Brook Drive-In owner Michael Dekin said.
It was the first week in March when I was talking to my movie booker and some other people, Mr. Dekin said, which included a carrier of digital projection equipment. I was told Id be able to show movies through the whole summer.
Then, in mid-April, Mr. Dekin said, he learned hed be able to show 35mm movies through the rest of the year.
Thats the thing; you never know with these wonderful people, Mr. Dekin said, referring to the movie industry.
The premise behind the digital switch, Mr. Dekin said, is for studios to save money on shipping of heavy movie reels. Instead, computer hard drives, which weigh far less in comparison, are sent to theaters, he said.
It saves them something like $10 million a year, he said. It saves them money and you get a better picture.
The news of the delay, however, was music to his ears, Mr. Dekin said. Initially, he was planning to move the heavy 35mm projector to make room for the new digital projection system.
Itd be a two-man job, he said. Im glad we didnt. This way we were still ready to go.
When the day of the digital conversion does come, it wont take long to be ready.
The whole conversion could be done in one day, Mr. Dekin said.
The only hang-up is the same as last year the price tag. Only this time, the sticker shock isnt as bad.
It wouldve cost over $100,000, Mr. Dekin said of the upgrade expense last year. The cost has come down quite a bit, actually.
Now, that amount is estimated from $51,000 to $64,000.
Ive got a small business loan application, which I could get up to $21,000 with, but then Id still have to cough up $30,000, Mr. Dekin said. Thats still a lot for a computer. Thats more than Ive ever paid for a car.
However, its his hope the movie industry will continue to hold off on forcing theaters like his to upgrade. I figure at this rate, if they stretch it two or three more years, itll end up costing something more like what its worth, like around $20,000, Mr. Dekin said.
Valley Brook Drive-In will open for the season at sundown tonight with a double feature of Star Trek Into Darkness and Pain and Gain. Ticket prices are $5 per adult and $1 for children 7 to 11. Children younger than 7 are admitted free. The drive-in can be reached at 348-6315.
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As every year, we are ready to arrange a new Altitoy-Ternua for 2015 : it will be the 8th edition and it will take place on March 7th and 8th. During that magic weekend, Luz Saint-Sauveur will host us as warmly as usual in order to witness the best mountaneering ski race of the Pyrenees.
For 2015, we have modified the dates vs. previous ones in order to adapt to the international race calendar in pairs, at the same time hoping for a better luck in terms of weather compared to the latest years.
Once again, our goal will be to offer very attractive and technical paths, including the desired pass on top of the Pic de Midi de Bigorre at 2.877 mts. www.picdumidi.com
Just like last year, the A race will have 2.500m climbs on the Saturday stage and 2.000m on Sunday. As for the B race, both days the total climb will be some 1.300m. Teams of two skiers will be required to take part in any of the challenges.
For 2015, we have maintained the youth competition. As all the other Grande Course races, the two skier will compete within the B path.
This year, the race will not score for the Grance Course circuit, although it continues to be part of it (The 2016 edition will score once again) Be aware that registrations will open up on December 15th.
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As a child suffering from Ewing's sarcoma, a type of bone cancer, Marcela Gaviria complained to her surgeon, Dempsey Springfield, MD, that she would never get married.
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As a child suffering from Ewing's sarcoma, a type of bone cancer, Marcela Gaviria complained to her surgeon, Dempsey Springfield, MD, that she would never get married.
"I always wondered how difficult it would be for someone to sign up for my life," Gaviria says.
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Gaviria first met Springfield when she was 12 and needed a bone transplant. Even after the cancer was gone, numerous procedures were required to try to repair the damage the cancer caused in the bones in her leg and hip. For every surgery over the past 30 years, no matter where she was living, she turned to Springfield for help.
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2003. Romania. Directed by Lucian Pintilie. Screenplay by Lucian Pintilie, Rasvan Radulescu. With Victor Rebengiuc, Coca Bloos, Razvan Vasilescu, Micaela Caracas. In this very black comedy about ill-suited neighbors united by marriage, Niki is a former colonel in the Romanian army whose daughter is married to the son of Flo, an aging Bohemian who is full of schemes for the "new" Romania. As the young couple prepares to emigrate to the U.S., Niki is obliged to interact with Flo, whom he finds totally unbearable. Courtesy of Filmex Romania. 95 min.
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Though the exact origins of embroidery are technically unknown--it's an extremely ancient art, that we're certain of--your WWW editors are positive about one thing: this elaborate stitching is making a triumphantly cool comeback! No longer the stuff of grandma's craft projects and Renaissance Faire costumes, embroidery is shedding its delicate and girly associations for a more rock-bohemian look. Whether it's embellishing leather outerwear, fringed bed jackets, or lovely sequined pieces, we can't help but admire how industry insiders like Kirsten Dunst and Jen Brill are addressing these ornate designs!
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Tuesday, September 15, 2009The Lipscomb men's cross country team is ranked in the South Region by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association for the first time in the history of the program in the NCAA era.
The Bisons enter the week ranked 15th in the South Region. Alabama is first in the region followed by Auburn, Florida State, Florida and South Alabama in the top four.
"While we don't concern ourselves with rankings, it is great to get our first ever regional recognition and to know that people are noticing our progress," said coach Bill Taylor. "I am happy for our athletes to set the bar higher and to accomplish another honor never before seen at Lipscomb.
"It is another sign of where our men's and women's cross country and track and field programs are going and what our ultimate goals are. Every chance we have to get Lipscomb University's name out and to increase the incredible reputation this university has is terrific."
Lipscomb is one of three Atlantic Sun Conference teams in the South Region rankings. ETSU is seventh and Belmont is 11th.
The Bisons and Lady Bisons are back in action Saturday morning at the Vaughn Gap's Course at Percy Warner Park in Nashville as part of the Vanderbilt Invitational. The women race at 9 and the men follow at 10.
The Bisons finished third in the Belmont Opener to start the season.
A pancake breakfast, hosted by the SGA and Student Involvement is scheduled to begin at the course at 8.
Said Taylor, "We have big goals for this program and for the immediate future and we expect to be the type of men's and women's teams that are always at or near the top of the Regional rankings."
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by Jordan Cohen
The gift of Birthright has left me with many wonderful memories, but my experience was more than just a trip to Israel. It has led me to meet the people and find the organizations that would change my own involvement in the Jewish world and provided me with opportunities and connections throughout the Atlanta Jewish Community, opening doors for me to build networks within my own profession.
Shortly after my trip to Israel, I began my second year of my Master's program. I am currently finishing my graduate studies at Emory University in the Rollins School of Public Health and have continuously looked for ways to connect my passion for public health with my love for my community. When the semester began, so too began a new student organization, the Jewish Students of Public Health. Formed by classmates and friends of mine, the JSPH was the means by which we could bridge the Jewish Community with public health. We met with Bennie Cohen* to discuss current initiatives within the community and how they could fit in with our ideals and goals as an organization. When he told us about the Atlanta Jewish Gene Screen, I knew right away that this was the kind of connection we were hoping for.
The AJGS is a genetic screening initiative that was started by Randy Gold and his family to raise awareness about the importance of genetic testing. I began volunteering with the AJGS during their first year of existence and have attended many events in and around the Atlanta community. AJGS is constantly finding ways to involve the entire community, whether hosting a fashion show at the Georgia Aquarium or hosting a party for Purim. The mission of the AJGS is to encourage young Jewish couples to get tested for the 19 known genetic diseases that affect the Ashkenazi population. Many of these diseases are preventable and our goal is to prevent children from being born with any of these diseases. When the initiative was first started, it cost thousands of dollars to get tested, but because of the effort of the Gold family and those working with the AJGS, it currently costs a mere $25 out of pocket. Today, because of my involvement and because of the connections I've made through Bennie, I am still engaged in activities with the AJGS and have made many more connections within the Jewish community.
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*Bennie Cohen is the Southeast Regional Director for NEXT: a Division of Birthright Israel Foundation.
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I checked online and I got a $309.44 dividend this year. I plan to buy a new GPS for trail running (Garmin Forerunner 310XT) and a Bear Vault BV450 as soon as the 20% off coupon comes out.What did you guys get and what are you using it for?
Weighing my options because I also received a coupon for $20 off my next purchase of $50 or more starting today. FYI, 20% off coupon will start on the 22nd.
I got 97.15$ probaly it towards snow shoes.
If you're nice to the cashier, you might be able to use your 20% coupon early. I just did.
Do they post out the coupon?
Yes, but if you flirt with Rei associates...$49. Got a Tilley hat. Let the dorkiness begin.
Edited by T.L. on 03/18/2013 12:46:36 MDT.
Too many temptations but I think I have it narrowed down (in order of priority) to two synmat ul 7s, BD carbon corks, and a pair of MSR Lightning Ascents.
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I'll be using mine to get my first pair of trail runners.
I just checked my REI dividend. Guess I don't buy much from REI. My dividend is $26.03. Don't think it will go very far.
Thanks for the reminder. Looks like i've got about $70 to spend. Time to start thinking about a sleeping pad (so i don't have to keep borrowing). Seems with their return policy, REI is a good place to make that purchase.
How do you all get such high dividend amounts? What are you buying? I have an REI credit card, and probably bought more there last year than I have in a while, and my dividend is $36. I'll probably replace the Sunday Afternoons hat I seem to have misplaced...
Edited by dkramalc on 03/18/2013 13:36:43 MDT.
My account is showing an amount but the website indicates that they are still processing the dividend checks. I was expecting more than what I'm seeing but who knows. Maybe just the synmat ul then.
Over half of mine was my wife getting new boots and sleeping bag.
I use my REI Visa card on lots of stuff including a few pairs of trail running shoes per year, airfare, car rentals, motel stays, daily expenses around home, and so on. I pay it off each month though. That in addition to my bike and backpacking stuff. I also buy gifts for family at REI using the REI Visa.
Edited by staehpj1 on 03/18/2013 13:46:57 MDT.
"My account is showing an amount but the website indicates that they are still processing the dividend checks. I was expecting more than what I'm seeing but who knows. Maybe just the synmat ul then."Same here...I hope I'm getting more since I know that I spent some cash on that store.
I use a US Bank credit card thru REI. Does Tim EE) take the dividend? :)Duane
Remember guys, that the dividend reflects ONLY full priced purchases. Sales, coupons, etc. don't count towards your dividend.
I have been an REI member for 36 years. Some years, I spend a little cash there. Some years, I spend a lot there. Why is it that the little years are the ones with a high dividend rate, like greater than 10%, and the big years when I've spent $500-$1000, the dividend rate is low?--B.G.--
Tim at EE could certainly take the dividend. Just request cash or check from REI. You don't have to spend it there. (Of course, they want you to though, which is why I think they time the dividend release with the 20% off sale.)https://www.rei.com/membership/dividend
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An armed man robbed a Wilkesboro convenience store last night then fled into the night on foot. The incident occurred at about 7:40 last night at the College Park CITGO station on River Street, the clerk telling responding Wilkesboro Police that he had seen the man for the first time ever earlier
in the evening when the suspect came in and went into the restroom an hour or two before the robbery. When he returned, he selected a two 24-oz beers, asked for two packs of cigarettes, and as the clerk opened the cash drawer, he produced a silver semi-automatic handgun and demanded the cash from the now open register. The suspect ordered the clerk to the floor, and after complying, the clerk waited for the sound of the door closing before hitting the hold-up alarm, then running to the door, locking it, then called 9-1-1. The clerk described the suspect as a white male with a beard, wearing a baseball cap, gray hoodie and blue jeans. Getting the description, police searched the area of the Red Carpet Inn, where two witnesses had seen the suspect just after the robbery, but after interviewing several men at the Collegiate Drive inn, they determined they did not match the description of the suspect. Police say the suspect escaped with a white plastic bag that the clerk put the money into, and there is apparently surveillance video with the crime recorded that is being reviewed, but so far, no arrest has come.
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SOMERSWORTH, N.H. (NEWS CENTER) -- Police have arrested a 30-year-old man from Somersworth, N.H. in connection with the death of a 2-year-old boy Friday night.
In a news release from the New Hampshire Attorney General's office, authorities said Jared Pope has been charged with manslaughter.
Police responded to a 911 call at 5:48 p.m. Friday that was placed from apartment #2 at 231 High St. in Somersworth. When police arrived on scene, they said a 2-year-old boy was found to be in distress.
Police said the boy, who has been identified as Noah York, was taken to Wentworth Douglas Hospital and was later pronounced dead.
An autopsy conducted Saturday morning by the New Hampshire Medical Examiner concluded that York was smothered.
After further investigation, police determined that Pope had caused the child's death, and he was arrested and charged with manslaughter. Police aren't releasing any details about Pope's relationship to the child.
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Sophomore Lily Schreiber (left) and freshman Ben Laing compete in the tricycle race as part of a pep rally at The Pine School Friday. The event, which included a pie-eating contest and basketball shoot-off in addition to the race, was part of Spirit Day at the school, which led up to the homecoming volleyball game against St. Edwards School. Fridays events were part of a weeklong celebration at the school, culminating with the schools homecoming dance at 8 p.m. Saturday.
Students, families and staff took part in a pep rally Friday at The Pine School in Hobe Sound, part of the school's weeklong Homecoming celebration that included dress theme days, hall decorating, tricycle races and more.