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They are in the process of updating. Very nice looking so far.
QUIET rooms! Comfortable bed and pillows. Updates decor is beautiful
Cannot think of anything
The room had food on the floor and shower had lots and lots of long hair in it all the way up to 4inches on the tub.and the marijuna(weed) smell we was greeted with from the desk person and the weed smell again in the morning. I will NEVER stay again!!!!!
Girl at front desk was nice.
Smelled bad! Really bad! Had to ask three times for blankets and pillows. Have to dial a number for attendance every time at the.front desk. Two small shampoos no conditioner. I could go on.
king bed slopes in the middle, very worn.2 night stay, our room, bed not made or room cleaned for 2nd night.breakfast really just continental with waffles
The breakfast sucked, and the amenities were non existent. I'd rather sleep in a tent. The refrigerator was broken and the key card would not work properly.
At $-- plus tax, this was a significant bargain for the location (major vacation area) and the quality of the room.
Easy access, cheap
The bed was amazing! Best sleep I've had in a while.
At the water park I didn't get to go down the big rube slide or on the river because no one handed off the tubes. So my little 2 year old was pretty upset about that. Maybe enforcing a rule that you have to take turns with the tubes so everyone has a chance to use them?
Great swimming area.
Beds were comfortable. Soft water.
Hair on bathroom floor, continental breakfast very low quality of food, HBO was extra $.
No breakfast like every other hotel around them. Early check in requested 1 king room and they should have asked if we needed the rooms close together. I doubt I'll be a repeat
We were totally unfamiliar with this area so we didn't have any idea what to expect. Room was clean, staff was so nice, helping us to locate a place to eat after we checked in at 10:30 on a Sunday! Shower was fantastic. Definitely a nice place for the price!
Very clean. Nice hotel!
Quick and easy checkin and checkout. Good hot breakfast with eggs and meat. Very comfortable bed.
The train tracks right behind the hotel with trains coming by every couple of hours
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Nothing. 12 hours in the car with another member, -10 degree temps, 2 new cities to hunt, 15 shops or so, and we each bought 1 bottle of Pliny the Elder beer. not a single bottle of bourbon bought between the 2 of us. We celebrated our day with a little '81 Old Fitz BIB when we got back. Will I go back out on another adventure? Absolutely. Had a great time even though we didnt find anything.
Can't catch if you don't cast Bradley.
Snatched a bottle of the EWSB 03 thanks to Clavius. Much appreciated!
That good, eh? Knew I should've bought two!
Had to stop at TPS while in the Cincinnati area today and brought home a Bowman Bros. SmB. It's reminding me quite a bit of some SB OWA bottles I've tried, which is a VERY good thing!


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GOOD FOOD GUIDE 2015 Castle Cottage in Harlech, North Wales has joined an illustrious list of longest serving UK restaurants in the guide for 2015. We are one of only seven listed in Wales. (Porth Tocyn, The Druidstone, Cnapan, Plas Bodegroes, Ynyshir Hall, Dylanwad Da and US!) We took over Castle Cottage in 1989 and for the last 23 years have had a continuous entry in the guide. This is no mean feat and we are delighted to have this award for consistency. The guide was founded in 1951 by Raymond Postgate who had this quote; "You can corrupt one man. You can't bribe an army"
We have a limited car park area in front of our annex (only three spaces) which are on a first come gets the space basis. Due to Cadw doing work on the Castle and turning the old Castle Hotel into a visitor centre the castle car park will be shut until Spring 2015. You can park on street in the surrounding area (limited to 1 hour stays during the hours of 9am to 6pm), but free of restrictions from 6pm until 10am. Plus there is a public car park within 150 metres just along the high street.
During the past twenty five years, Castle Cottage has grown, developed, and been upgraded under the ownership of Glyn & Jacqueline Roberts. This year we have decided to do things a little differently. Due to the recession, we have not increased our prices for the past three years, and are not going to!
After re-structuring our menu, we will now offer a two course option at £35pp as well as a three course for £40pp. This will include canapés served in the bar, our homemade bread with a choice of six starters, six mains, and six puddings.
Also, new to this year we will be offering a five course menu, at £45pp including canapés in the bar, bread, appetiser, starter, main, pudding and cheese. As this is a tasting menu, all portions of the seasonal produce chosen by Glyn will be smaller, and must be taken by the entire table, alterations are not available.
These menu changes will start from April onwards.
Scores on the Doors
Yet again we have been awarded 5 out of 5 with the 'Scores on the Doors' from Gwynedd council for hygiene.
Please click on this link for the scores in Harlech food standards
We are now a member of Historic Hotels of Europe
Historic Hotels of Europe was created with the objective of promoting global awareness for the 19 finest historic hotels associations through a co-operative marketing strategy. The hotels in the association represent their countries' national cultural traditions, historic heritage and architecture. Every property within the Historic Hotels has its own distinctive style and character, and guests will be sure to enjoy a variety of experiences when travelling from country to country and staying at our member hotels.
Castle Cottage has been listed as 82nd of the top100 restaurants in the UK at the National Restaurant Awards 2011.(we came 3rd of the restaurants in Wales)
We faired better than some of the big names in the industry - click on the link below to see who we beat!!
The awards were in London on the 10th October - Brought to you by Restaurant magazine, The National Restaurant Awards reward the crème de la crème of the UK's restaurant scene.
Originally launched as "Top UK Restaurants", the awards have been re-launched and re-branded to incorporate additional categories, meaning they give a truly representative view of the best places to eat across the country.
The list of the top 100 restaurants in the UK are compiled and voted for by the National Restaurant Awards Academy, which is made up of prominent gastronomic experts. The judging panel includes Chefs, Restaurateurs and Food Critics and is divided across the 12 regions of the UK, ensuring that the list is authoritative and representative of a national, unbiased vote.
Castle Cottage has won the Wales True Taste Eating Out Award 2008/09 for Mid Wales and is the overall winner for Wales!
Please click on the following link for information on all the award winners: Award Winners. You can also watch the award winners on Truetaste.tv and see Glyn in action www.truetaste.tv/home
20 British Hotel Discoveries
Castle Cottage is one of the top 20 Good Hotel Guides British discoveries.
Food Wales eating out guide - second edition 2011
Jasper Gerard, the Telegraph food critic, has just announced his top 50 Summer restaurants. Only three are in Wales, of which Castle Cottage is one!Go to Jaspers Top 50
Attention all Golfers: Golfers who are residents of Castle Cottage receive a 10% discount at Royal St David's 18 hole championship golf course, please contact the golf club office on 01766 780 361.
Gift Vouchers: If you are stuck on what to buy friends or family for a birthday or anniversary present why not arrange a real treat for them. You can purchase a voucher for them to stay and have dinner or just come for a meal at Castle Cottage - and let us do the pampering.
My Yummy Valentine
Good food, fine wine and no need to order a taxi home. Thank Cupid for restaurants-with-rooms - Elizabeth Carter, consultant editor, The Which? Good Food Guide, The Guardian Saturday January 27 2007
"...Glyn and Jacqueline Roberts have recently renovated their characterful 400-year-old restaurant-with-rooms near the 13th-century castle. The three-course menu, however, still bears Glyn's stamp. Canapés in the bar are followed by aromatic lamb pancakes with hoisin sauce or duck liver and Cointreau parfait with a fruit chutney and toasted brioche. Main courses might consist of free-range Shropshire chicken breast with a wild mushroom and Madeira sauce, or a duet of Welsh beef - grilled fillet mignon and a steak, kidney and mushroom suet pudding with red wine sauce. Follow that with grilled prunes wrapped in bacon on toast or more traditional treacle tart with nutmeg ice cream. There are seven spacious bedrooms in a strikingly converted 16th-century building next door where beams and standing timbers contrast with contemporary furniture, brushed steel light fittings and ultra-modern bathrooms".
Paddy Burt's Top 5 Places to Stay of 2005
Travel Telegraph, 2005
"For pure enjoyment, Castle Cottage, on the brow of a hill overlooking Harlech castle, is hard to beat"...
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Sunday Express, 2005
"Castle Cottage.. Is as stylish as any city designer hotel,... chocolate leather sofa, oversized bed with neutral linens and ultra smart bathroom with walk-in slate shower."..."my king scallops were perfect, as was my husbands beef fillet with a kidney and mushroom suet pudding,....heavenly lemon vodka sorbet and homemade ice cream washed down with a glass of Muscat pudding wine."
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Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees, CNN, October 8, 2003.
COOPER: Well, we continue now with our
week-long look at "Sex, Violence and Favors: Life Behind Bars." Tonight,
the controversial subject of rape in prison. It is part of an extremely
violent culture behind bars. Rape is a tool of power, where the strong
victimize the weak. And in a civil case going on right now in California,
one prisoner says the corrections officers didn't stop him from becoming
Here's CNN's Kris Osborn.
KRIS OSBORN, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Eddie Dillard says it
happened behind this wall in 1993 in the notorious supermax prison of
Corcoran. He accuses four corrections officers of intentionally allowing
him to be raped by placing him in a cell with a convicted murderer,
nicknamed by cell mates "The Booty Bandit."
The department of corrections said Dillard's attacker admitted the rape.
The officers denied the charges and were cleared in criminal court of
aiding and abetting sodomy. Dillard is now hoping to win civil damages.
But he's just one of thousands of prisoners who have been raped. The FBI
recently put it at 12,000 prison rapes a year. That's more than the
reported forcible rapes in New York, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Boston,
San Diego, and Phoenix combined.
ANDREW LICHTENSTEIN, PHOTOGRAPHER OF PRISON LIFE: Rape is not so much
sexual as it is power. Let's say that rape is the ultimate expression of
one individual's power or one group's power over another.
OSBORN: Last month, President Bush signed the Prison Rape Elimination act
to help fight the problem. A key reason for the interest, disease. The
Centers for Disease Control says the AIDS infection rate for state and
federal prisoners is nearly six times that of the rest of the population.
DEVON BROWN, COMMISSIONER, NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS: The
problem is, the occurrence in the correctional environment spreads
diseases. It spreads all forms of abuse. And we must control it.
OSBORN: But controlling prison rape has proved difficult in the past. And
there are no clear signs that it can be done.
Kris Osborn, CNN, Atlanta.
COOPER: Well, going to prison, coming out with a fatal disease, this is
not some hypothetical horror story.
Keith DeBlasio went to prison in 1994 for nonviolent crimes. He says he
was raped some 30 times. He is now HIV-positive. DeBlasio helped draft the
Prison Rape Elimination Act that Kris Osborn just mentioned. He joins us
now from Washington.
Keith, thanks very much for being with us.
You say you were raped some 30 times by one particular inmate. Did guards
know about it? Why was nothing done to stop it?
KEITH DEBLASIO, VICTIM OF PRISON RAPE: Well, I was originally transferred
from a federal correctional institution in Morgantown, West Virginia,
which is a low-security -- a minimum-security institution with no fence. I
was transferred because I did have the tendency to put a lot of paperwork
on administration staff for things that were...
COOPER: Sorry for interrupting.
But, when you got to this new facility and this prisoner basically got you
in their sights and you say raped you some 30 times, did the guards know
about it? Why did no one try to do anything?
DEBLASIO: Well, I believe officers knew about it. I reported incidents of
both the rape, the fear prior to him being put in my unit that I was
housed in, to the SIS lieutenant, case managers, unit managers, and other
prison staff.
COOPER: And you were afraid, really, to come forward. This person was a
member of a gang, you said, and you feared retaliation?
DEBLASIO: Yes.
This individual was a member of the Vice Lords. And the original attacks
took place with members of the gang there, present outside of the area
where we were at. And, also, I had witnessed him with other gang members
actually beat another individual to actually mutilating his face.
COOPER: You work now as an advocate, trying to reform the prison system.
Do prison officials, do guards take rape of prisoners seriously enough, in
your opinion?
DEBLASIO: I don't believe they do, in many cases.
Unfortunately, Stop Prisoner Rape, an organization based out of
California, has come up with a university study that they've published on
their Web site that show as many as one in 10 men being raped while they
are in prison and something like 27 percent of women in one institution in
the Midwest that were actually forcible rape.
COOPER: And I know, with all the overcrowding of prisons, a lot of
facilities just really overcrowded, and also young people housed with
adults. A lot of this just continues to go on.
Keith DeBlasio, appreciate you joining us tonight. Thank you very much.
DEBLASIO: OK. Thank you.


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Is there an STD that makes it hard for me to pee when i really have too but i cant for a while and when i finally do i pee so much. what type of disease is it.
Not Medical Advice: If there's no pain when you urinate, you probably don't have an STI, but you may have diabetes, a kidney stone, or a bladder infection.
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It doesnt burn when i pee could i still have an std?
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The Winter Story
Seeing as how we got our first 6 inches of snow last night, I thought I'd dig out this touching story.
A Winter Story
Dec 4th 5:00 pm. It started to snow. The first of the season and the wife & I took our hot buttered rum and sat by the windows, watching the soft flakes drift down, clinging to the trees and covering the ground. It was beautiful.
Dec 9th We awoke to a big beautiful blanket of crystal white snow covering the landscape. What a fantastic sight. Every tree and shrub covered with a beautiful white mantle. I shoveled snow for the first time in years, and I loved it. I did both our driveway and our sidewalk. Later, the snowplow came along the street and covered up the end of our driveway with compacted snow from the rest of the street. The snowplow driver smiles and I waved back. I shoveled it again.
Dec 13th The sun has melted most of our lovely snow. Oh well, Im sure well get a little more before this lovely winter is through.
Dec 14th It snowed 8 inches last night and the temperature dropped to below zero. I shoveled the sidewalk and the driveway again. Shortly after, the snowplow came by and did his trick!
Dec 15th Sold our car and bought a 4x4 so we could get around in the snow. I also bought snow tires for the pick-up.
Dec 18th Fell on my a$$ on the ice on the driveway. $125 to the chiropractor but nothing was broken, thankfully. The damn sky is getting dark again!
Dec 19th Still cold (-5 this a.m.), icy roads, making for very tough driving. I slid into a guard rail with my wifes car. Probably did $2,000 damage. Shes all pissed off.
Dec 20th Had another 14 inches of the white stuff last night. More shoveling in store for me today. That damned snowplow came by twice!
Dec 22nd We are assured of a White Christmas because another 7 inches of the white stuff fell today and with this freezing weather, it wont melt till August! I got all dressed up to go out and shovel that stuff again (boots, jump suit, jacket, scarf, earmuffs, gloves, etc.) then I got the urge to pee!
Dec 24th If I ever catch the son-of-a-gun that drives that snowplow, Ill drag him through the snow by his nuts! I think he hides around the corner and waits for me to finish shoveling and then comes down the street at 100 mph and throws that white stuff everywhere.
Dec 25th Merry Christmas!! They predict 12 more inches of the white stuff tonight. Does anyone know how many shovelfuls of snow 12 inches is? To hell with Santa, he doesnt have to shovel that white stuff. The snowplow guy came by asking for a donation; I hit him with my snow shovel. The doctors think hell live.
Dec 28th We got 11 more inches! I must be going snow blind or have a severe case of depression because the wife is starting to look good to me.
Dec 29th The toilet froze and the roof is starting to cave in from the weight of snow. If you go outside, dont eat the yellow snow!
Dec 30th I torched the house and Im moving the hell out of here to Florida!!!
Thats kinda funny!
Haha i've thought about hurting the county plow guy here too!! Shoveling snow sux!!
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Small Wonder
Posted By Vanderbilt Magazine On March 11, 2008 @ 8:27 am In Featured, Spring 2008 | No Comments
In 1959 renowned Caltech physicist Richard Feynman pondered the possibilities of just how small technology could get in his seminal lecture, "There's Plenty of Room at the Bottom." He foresaw a world of extremely small machines manufactured at the atomic scale–from the bottom up–by direct manipulation of atoms.
While devices like semiconductors have shrunk exponentially in the nearly 50 years since Feynman challenged the next generation of scientists and engineers to dream small, thus far the reality has fallen far short of what Feynman described.
But now the burgeoning field of nanotechnology is offering a tantalizing universe of possibilities. Imagine concrete that is virtually indestructible, lighting that requires one-tenth the energy of conventional sources, cancer detection when only a few cells are present.
Nanotechnology promises all this and more. Vanderbilt is one of the nation's leading institutions in nanotechnology research, having received 10 percent of all National Institutes of Health funding for nanotechnology in biology and medicine.
At the heart of the effort is the Vanderbilt Institute for Nanoscale Engineering (VINSE): a community of chemists, biologists, physicists, physicians and engineers that fosters interdisciplinary collaboration and creativity. Since its inception in 2001, VINSE has garnered more than $47 million in federal funding to explore the structure, novel properties and applications of nanomaterials.
"Nano" (from the Greek nanos for "dwarf") means one-billionth. Measurements at this scale are made in nanometers (nm), or one-billionth of a meter. To put this in perspective, a human hair is some 90,000 nm wide, and 1 nm is the width of just 10 hydrogen atoms. We're talking small.
We're also talking weird. Materials this small just don't behave like they do in the macro world. At these scales the familiar laws of physics are left behind, and you enter the realm where quantum mechanics holds sway. Materials take on new and often strange properties. These novel properties have convinced researchers that small is the next big thing.
"That's the great thing about nano and why it's so fascinating," says Sandra Rosenthal, associate professor of chemistry, physics and pharmacology and director of VINSE. "You get down to the nanometer-size regime, and you don't know what you're going to get. If you make a new nanomaterial, it's going to have properties that you may not have predicted, and it's those properties that lead to fantastic applications."
Right now 30 percent of the electricity generated in the United States goes to lighting, the bulk of which is incandescent and only 5 percent efficient. One area of Rosenthal's research involves the chemical synthesis of semiconducting nanocrystals–also called quantum dots–in sizes less than 6 nm. Because they are semiconductors, they behave like solid-state light-emitting diodes, or LEDs. Her lab has been making smaller and smaller nanocrystals and studying their light-emitting properties.
"As you make the nanocrystals smaller," Rosenthal says, "they go through the colors of the spectrum: The big ones are red, and it goes just like a rainbow through orange, yellow, green, to blue. We made them so small that we thought they were going to be blue, but when we put them in front of a laser, the room lit up in this beautiful white light." It turns out that at the magic size of 1.5 nm, the nanocrystals, which normally emit only a narrow wavelength of light, emit the entire spectrum, producing almost perfectly white light.
"My graduate student, Mike Bowers, demonstrated that by coating the surface of a cheap blue LED with a urethane mixture containing these nanocrystals, you can convert the blue light into white light," says Rosenthal.
The impact of a solid-state white-light emitter could be huge. LEDs consume only one-tenth of the electricity for the same amount of light as an incandescent bulb, and they last much longer.
The Department of Energy would like to see the United States transition to solid-state lighting by the year 2025. The problem is that current white-light LEDs are expensive to make, and their light is actually bluish–not an attractive option for home or office lighting.
"So what's great about the nanocrystals is that–for not a lot of money–we already exceed the Department of Energy's 2025 standard for color quality because the white light they emit is so beautiful," says Rosenthal. "The Department of Energy estimates that solid-state lighting could save U.S. consumers more than $10 billion per year in energy costs, as well as a big reduction in CO2 emissions produced by generating the electricity. So you win both ways."
A few doors down from Rosenthal's office, David Wright is interested in the application of quantum dots to help solve a common medical dilemma.
"Everyone who has a child is familiar with late nights, high fevers, and not knowing why their child is sick," says Wright, who is assistant professor of chemistry and associate professor of pediatrics. "Parents wonder if they should call the doctor at 2 a.m. or go to the emergency room."
Unfortunately, many times after children are admitted to the hospital, their fever can break. They're well on the way to getting better before any diagnosis can be made, and even then it can be inconclusive.
"The question we were interested in was how to figure out what your little one was sick with," says Wright. "Nanotechnology offers not just one way, but several ways to do it."
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is the leading cause of lower respiratory tract infections in babies and children. Its symptoms make it difficult to distinguish from the common cold, yet RSV can lead to pneumonia, bronchiolitis and other serious illnesses.
Wright and his collaborators use quantum dots of different sizes and bind them to the two proteins that respiratory syncytial virus uses to attach and fuse to the host cell. One size quantum dot binds to the attachment protein and emits red light, the other to the fusion protein and emits green. When the sample is viewed under the clinical lab's plate reader or optical fluorescent microscope, the colors are easily identifiable. Where the colors overlap appears yellow and indicates a colocalization of the proteins, confirming that the cell has been infected.
"In typical clinical culture assays, it can take three days before you have a high enough concentration of protein to detect with an organic dye and allow a diagnosis," Wright says. "With quantum dots we can get positive results within one hour of infection. We can use more dots and test for several viruses simultaneously with one tiny sample. Whether the test is positive or negative, the child spends a fraction of the time in the hospital bed waiting for results."
Wright is adamant that this technology could be implemented very quickly. "This is about as close to off-the-shelf nanotechnology as a scientist can get," Wright says. "These quantum dots are commercially available, the antibodies are available, and the clinics have the equipment.
"We're not talking about something that can be done five years or 10 years down the road. We're talking today."
Over in biomedical engineering, Todd Giorgio is part of a team that has received international recognition for its work using nanomaterials to detect cancers at the earliest stage, when only a few cells are present.
"We use quantum dots that we engineer to bind to proteins that are exclusively associated with cancer," says Giorgio, who is chair and professor of biomedical engineering and professor of chemical engineering. "We start with a suspension of quantum dots that are much too small to see individually. Then we add the cancer protein, and the particles bind to it, forming a clump or aggregate. We can see these aggregates with a flow cytometer, which is standard equipment in every clinical lab."
Because quantum dots are available in many different colors, each color could be used as a marker for a different protein. "So you could take one sample of blood, add the quantum dots, use a flow cytometer to look for the different proteins associated with a cancer, and get a yes or no answer."
Another strategy Giorgio is exploring involves the use of iron-oxide nanoparticles engineered to bind to cancer cells. "The survival rates of primary cancers are quite good if the patient comes in with only a primary tumor," Giorgio says. "If the cancer has metastasized, the survival rate drops dramatically."
These metastases are extremely hard to spot by MRI. But the iron-oxide nanoparticles bind to the metastases, increasing their contrast and making them much more visible.
"Physicians could better identify patients with metastases and change their treatment from Day One," Giorgio says.
The tragedy of the Minneapolis bridge collapse on Aug. 1, 2007, brought the nation's aging infrastructure into sharp focus. According to the National Highway Administration, 81,000 bridges in the United States are deemed structurally deficient, and another 81,000 are functionally obsolete. Nanofiber research could have a major impact on the next generation of repair and replacement of these aging structures.
"Cement is one of the oldest and most common building materials in the world. It's everywhere," says Florence Sanchez. "The problem is that the cement we use nowadays degrades. We're trying to understand and modify this material at the nanoscale level to see if we can make a new material that is stronger and lasts longer."
Sanchez, an assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering, is investigating the use of nanofibers in concrete to improve its strength and durability. "I'm very interested in the way the material degrades or weathers over time," she says. "If we can make the concrete strong enough, then we might be able to do away with steel reinforcing rods–rebar–which are major sources of degradation."
Modification of concrete also could expand its abilities. "Concrete itself doesn't conduct electricity," says Sanchez. "But if you add carbon nano- or microfibers that do conduct electricity, then you have a material that is going to conduct electricity, which opens up new applications–like roads that warm themselves up in the winter."
Other applications of nanotechnology being researched and developed at VINSE range from ultra-thin coatings for hypersonic (think super-supersonic) vehicles to the generation of electricity from the proteins in spinach cells. While it is unclear just how nanotechnology will impact your life and standard of living in the very near future, it is a certainty that it will. New materials lead to new properties and new applications, which in turn lead to more questions. And so it goes.
There's still plenty of room at the bottom.
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He's the evil but rather refined madman responsible for all of the bizarre robots attacking Randy. As McFist's chief mad scientist, Viceroy doesn't really care about money or power, he just wants everyone to appreciate his genius.
Average high school student given the awesome opportunity to be the new Ninja of Norrisville High. Armed with the Ninja Nomicon and his magic ninja suit, Randy will take on monsters and madmen as he attempts to keep that creepy Sorcerer in his hole.
Howard is Randy's best friend. Despite the fact that he's got a huge mouth, Howard is the only person who knows that Randy is the Ninja. But don't worry, he's promised not to tell anyone...probably.
Heidi is Howard's older sister and the host of Norrisville High's #1 Me-Cast: Heidi@School! She's tall, beautiful, popular and on the cutting edge of pretty much everything.
This onetime master of the dark arts ain't lookin' so good after bring in a hole for 800 years. In order to escape, the Sorcerer needs to create chaos to build his power. He does this by turning the most vulnerable people in school into rampaging monsters. If he creates enough chaos, he could break free from his prison...and rip the universe to shreds!
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SEPM replication concept and analogy
I have two SEPm installed in different VLAN / DMZ zones and between those two SEPM (SEPM-I internal and SEPM-E external) I have configured replication in between those two servers I only select the "Replicate Client packages and LiveUpdate content" between local sites and partner site, does that means any changes that I made in either one of those SEPM will be reflected on the other SEPM ?
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cmiiw ?
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it means the contents and packages are replicated from the site to the remote site unless you have checked the other option content from remote to local.
as a best practise it need not be checked as bandwidth is consumed a lot,
this should answer your question
The Philosophy of SEPM Replication Setup:
adding another helpful linkReplication and considerations
It's not suggested to have content and packages to be replicated. You may need to uncheck these. Configure both the SEPM's to download from Symantec liveupdate or the internal liveupdate
Replication and considerations
Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager Replication Workflow
Check this thread
Thanks In Advance
Ashish Sharma
The reason I'm doing this is for security purpose only, bandwidth is not an issue as we have unlimited Dark Fibre link between SEPM sites.
SEPM-I has firewall rule to allow LiveUpdate download to the Symantec internet site while SEPM-E server doesn't, so it grabs all of the updates from SEPM-I
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Please be nice to me as I'm newbie in this forum.
ok, you may also consider to have LUA at the other site where SEPM cannot reach to internet and if this can be accomplished then you can stop replication of content and packages.
Hi John,
Replicate Client packages and LiveUpdate content" between local sites and partner site, does that means any changes that I made in either one of those SEPM will be reflected on the other SEPM ?
--> No it's not 100% correct.
If you look at this article https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/articles/r...
You will see picture stating what is optional and what is mandatory.
By default when you do any changes in policy and groups it will be bidirectional changes, it will be replicate on both the servers.
Client Packages and content updates are optional bidirectional.
Logs are optional bidirectional or unidirectional.
Chetan Savade
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Don't forget to mark your thread as 'SOLVED' with the answer that best helps you.<
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Conveniently located near the ski slopes, this Queenstown hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of SKYCITY Wharf Casino, Steamer Wharf, and Creative Queenstown Arts & Crafts Market. TSS Earnslaw Steamship and Fear Factory Queenstown are also within 1 mi (2 km).
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Vista Restaurant - This restaurant overlooks the ocean. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
Rises Restaurant - Overlooking the ocean, this restaurant serves breakfast only. A children's menu is available.
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- Fee for high-speed Internet (wired) in public areas: NZD 5 per hour (rates may vary)
- Late check-out fee: NZD 20
- Deposit: NZD 50 per stay
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on Thursday, October 01, 2015
Was not happy with the quality of the fabric, really rough. I was expecting it to be soft and cosy. I sent it back before I used it.
on Saturday, September 05, 2015
Find this very difficult to put on my son as his arms have to go through the holes and there is no stretch in the fabric.
on Saturday, September 05, 2015
Great product
on Monday, August 24, 2015
Very happy with this product - really versatile in winter and summer.
on Saturday, July 18, 2015
Great concept. Very practical for holiday but not great quality material. Jojo sleeping bags are never nice soft material such as other brands, even after several washes they rarely soften but this product us practical so will do for holiday.
Leanne O'Brien
on Wednesday, July 15, 2015
Great purchase, suitable for all weathers. Worth paying that little bit extra.
on Sunday, July 12, 2015
Lovely idea sleep bag . A couple of points that would be better if they were improved on.
The first is that should you wish to use the lightweight part of the bag the teeth of the zip are at the bottom of the bag and are quite scratchy.
Poor design on that one.
The other is just personal preference that I'd prefer a softer brushed cotton as this is a little crunchy.
on Saturday, July 04, 2015
What an excellent idea - have used both parts separately already this Summer. Have yet to use the combined version. All good quality cotton, and my little girl finds them very comfortable indeed.
on Saturday, July 04, 2015
Excellent sleeping bag with such a variety of combinations.
on Saturday, May 30, 2015
Not recommended. It is not very easy to open and close as the zipper closes at the bottom end. The fabric is quite stiff.
Sean palmer
on Saturday, May 23, 2015
Very good product. Good for summer and winter use
on Thursday, May 21, 2015
The concept of this sleeping bag is great & the cost saving / flexibility sold it to me, however the design & functionality has some flaws & I'm disappointed with this product. Some things to be aware of before you buy this... Firstly the 2 zips going up the middle of the bag make the fabric just beneath the chin very stiff & as the zips undo upwards (I understand why they're this way round) you have to be careful not to catch their chin/face - zips off to 1 side would have been better. Also the fabric is quite ridged so it's a little difficult to get their arms through the holes - maybe some poppers on the shoulders would help. Lastly, the inner bag has a white lining so any leakages will show/stain & that bag cannot be tumble dried (the outer 1 can) so if they have an accident & you need to wash the bag ready for the next night you'll have to rely on nice weather/radiators to dry in time (ours didn't so we used single outer bag with thin blanket that night). Due to all of this I tried to return the bag to the shop (with tags & receipt) but as it had been used it wasn't possible to exchange/refund. I don't usually write reviews but I just wanted to make you aware of some issues then you can decide.
on Tuesday, May 19, 2015
Such a great idea and can't believe I've not found them before. Will be ideal when we go on holiday and save taking various different togs of sleeping bag. Large sizes so should last my slightly larger than average sized son until he is over 18 months. I agree not the softest of fabrics outside but soft enough inside and doesn't bother my son. Would definitely recommend.
Laura dennison
on Friday, May 01, 2015
Not the normal high quality of jojo , I returned this sleep bag as disappointed with quality. Love the idea tho
on Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Excellent quality and great idea! Saves money due to 3 in 1 concept! Will definitely be buying another when my child outgrows this one!
on Monday, February 02, 2015
not used yet but looks very good quality. Really useful to have 3 sleeping bags in 1. Good value for money
on Thursday, November 27, 2014
Very good
Quite long, so that will actually last For more than average ones. And the fact it comes in two different tog's, I can use it for winter and summer...
on Thursday, November 20, 2014
Not quite what I was expecting and not a soft sleeping bag.
Emma Law
on Friday, November 14, 2014
Really good quality sleeping bag. Good value, pretty design.
Hannah Jeens
on Monday, October 27, 2014
Excellent size and a brilliant idea to have the 2 different thicknesses. They zip apart very easily and it's great to have the different temperature options. My only disappointment is that the material is not very soft/friendly and have faded a lot after only a few washes so the whole thing now looks very shabby.
on Thursday, October 23, 2014
I bought this as we we're going on holiday & I didn't know what the room temperature would be so this was a really practical buy. Only aspect that could be improved is the material which isn't as soft as other sleeping bags, but this wouldn't put me off buying this again.
Anja downs
on Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Great to have option of removing a layer dependant on outside temperature.
on Thursday, October 16, 2014
Brilliant product. Very good quality.
on Thursday, September 25, 2014
The sleeping bag was delivered promptly and was exactly what my little boy needs :) no problems at all
Edda Killian
on Thursday, July 10, 2014
I purchased this sleeping bag for my 7 month old when the weather was so warm her normal sleeping bag was way too hot. This is perfect! The outside is just the thickness of a sheet and when put together or just using the inside it is nice and warm for cooler nights. I have not found anything this good anywhere else and I would definitely recommend this product!
Fern Rogers
on Thursday, July 03, 2014
Very versatile product, being able to choose the level of tog without needing several different bags has been really useful, the only thing I would have preferred would be if the zip did up at the bottom instead of by the neck as it would be much easier to do/undo without waking the little one...I would also prefer a slightly softer fabric. These issues would not stop me buying another one however!
on Thursday, July 03, 2014
We bought this because our room gets up to 25degrees. I'm really happy with the product. The 1tog is great for the hot nights and the heavier bags work great for the cooler weather.
on Thursday, June 12, 2014
The zip broke in the first week of using. Could have been dangerous choking hazard if my little boy had tugged it but luckily it came off in my hand. Disappointed as otherwise felt like a nice product. I have sent it back.
on Saturday, June 07, 2014
Just ordered this and it's been fantastic in this hot weather. Our bedroom gets up to 24 degrees so we've been using the 1 tog one, but will swap over when it becomes cooler, then add both together for winter. Washes well, and zips are great!
Rachel Maxted
on Friday, June 06, 2014
Super impressed with this sleep bag, top layer is perfect for those hot summer nights when little ones barely need anything to cover them, slightly thicker layer great for average nights and both together nice and cosy for winter. We will be making a long haul flight later in the year to Australia and having the flexibility of the different layers for different climates will be invaluable!
on Thursday, June 05, 2014
Great product - I love that I have a spare sleeping bag over the summer for use when the other is in the wash!
on Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Perfect solution for the changeable British weather! We used all three variations over three consecutive nights giving you lots of options. The material is not the same as more traditional grow bags but works just as well. My son is also on the small size for six months but the neck size fits with lots of growing room.
on Tuesday, April 08, 2014
Excellent product, very versatile and just right for the current variety in weather patterns!
on Thursday, March 27, 2014
Update to my review of 24 March. I just called customer services and was told because I have used the bag I cannot return it for a refund. I'm very disappointed with this as the only way I've found out that it is impractical is to use the bag! It's clearly not fit for purpose. What disappointing customer service. I've bought a lot of things from Jo Jo but will think twice in the future.
on Monday, March 24, 2014
Love the concept but having used for a couple of days I've found it just too difficult to get my little one's arms in and out of the bag (probably because of no poppers/no give in the material). Like another customer's experience, they almost have to be bent back on themselves! She is 4 months old and only 12lb so not a large baby. Very disappointed as not cheap and thought we had found a solution to our travel needs. Left with the option of either returning or trying to modify myself in some way.
on Thursday, March 06, 2014
I absolutely love this sleeping bag, it's perfect for all year round as you can separate the two sleeping bags. Have just one for summer and keep the two together for the winter months. My son has been sleeping exceptionally well since we've been using this sleeping bag, so he obviously finds it cosy. Would highly recommend.
on Friday, February 14, 2014
Great size as will fit for a while, have packed away so many as they only fit for a month or two. Even though both togs equate to 2.5 the material feels so thin I have been worried to use without blankets. I will be happier to use in the summer months.
Ellie Ward
on Thursday, January 23, 2014
The sleeping bag is fine. A little more light weight than I had anticipated. The one which I believed was padded is actually just lined.
The issue which I had with this order was the wait. It was stated there was a 2 week wait time. I ordered the item in very good time for Christmas. I received the item well into New Year. Several times I was quoted misleading estimates for delivery. In total I waited almost 2 months. I gave serious consideration to returning the item but couldn't do with anymore hassle. I will think twice before ordering an item with a wait again and may think twice about ordering from jojo at all.
Connie Saunders
on Saturday, January 18, 2014
Love this sleeping bag great material and easy to use, perfect for all seasons. Baby loves to sleep in this.
on Friday, January 17, 2014
I bought these as they were 2 in one, and that it literally what they are-two sleeping bags in one! Therefore 2 full length zips to fasten and unfasten-designed by someone who obviously doesn't have babies, it's hard enough get them into bed with just one zip!
Christina Slater - JoJo Customer Services
on Friday, January 10, 2014
We have contacted the customer below directly about her disappointment with the item. We are very sorry for the delay due to circumstances out of our control. This design is a new development and our long term testers have all been happy with the samples we gave them some 4 months ago, however we will always listen to feedback from our customers, learn and improve as appropriate. NB please note all front fastening sleeping bags have the zips reversed for safety. This is common amongst quality producers of baby and toddler sleeping bags.
C E Hardesty
on Thursday, January 09, 2014
I'm so disappointed! I waited over 3 months for the delivery of this bag and wish I hadn't bothered. Unlike all the other sleeping bags the material is horrible, feels really cheap, it's all stiff and shiny. The bags zip down from top to bottom so it's really fiddly to try get the zip together right under your baby's chin and also you have to bend their arms backwards to get the bag on in the first place because no shoulder poppers. All in all really disappointing from the 3 month wait to the product itself. This could be so much better with just a few alterations.
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3-in-1 Sleeping Bags
An innovative multi-use sleeping bag.
Innovative 3-in-1 sleeping bag. An approx. 1.5 tog inner sleeping bag and an approx. 1 tog outer sleeping bag, combined they make a regular weight sleeping bag or use them separately during summer. A sleeping bag prevents your child from kicking off the covers during the night, pulling the covers over their head, or sliding down under the blankets. You can cuddle your child to sleep in their bag and then lay them down in their own cot without disturbing them. Wherever your child sleeps, they will feel safe and secure in the familiar comfort of their bag. Please check that your child's head cannot easily pass through the neck hole when the poppers are fastened. All front fastening JoJo sleeping bags have the zips reversed for safety.
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Labour must have a real debate on independence
The SNP is today urging Johann Lamont and the Labour leadership in Scotland to have a full, robust and open debate on independence within the membership of their party.
This follows the SNP and Yes Scotland welcoming the creation of "Labour for Independence", a pro-Scottish independence group with Labour, Ms McKelvie is writing to Ms Lamont asking her a series of questions about when Labour in Scotland formally decided on their attitude to independence.
SNP MSP Christina McKelvie said:
"When have the Labour Party ever had a formal debate and vote on a policy to support the Union and oppose independence? When did the membership of Labour in Scotland ever get the chance to debate these issues, or vote to be a Unionist party?
"Allowing such a debate would be the democratic and right thing to do now, given that a 'Labour for Independence' group has been launched. Ignoring the wishes and beliefs of their members at grassroots level would seem a very undemocratic and irresponsible position to take.
"Labour's Richard Baker MSP is exactly right when he says 'Labour members have the right to bring policy suggestions to conference where they can be debated'.
"I only hope the party leaders agree with him and allow this debate to happen.
"People like Allan Grogan - the Labour party member in Angus who started 'Labour for Independence' - are by no means alone. They are committed Labour people who also see merits of an independent Scotland, and their position should surely be fully and properly debated within Scottish Labour."


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"Cast your burden on the LORD, and He shall sustain you; He shall never permit the righteous to be moved." Psalm 55:22
We all have a burden of some kind, and we tend to try and carry these by ourselves.
In our verse, David, the Psalmist, offers another option - cast the burden on God.
The word "cast" means to throw down. Have you been on a hike, carrying a heavy backpack? If so, you may remember arriving at a rest area and removing the pack to rest. It feels so good to not have the pack on your back - you almost float! This is how it feels when we give God our burdens.
The Psalmist had learned by experience to give God his burdens - the things that troubled his mind - and we should do the same. The verse implies that God will do the carrying, and the promise is that God will sustain us (give us strength to cope), after we give Him our burden. It goes on to say God will never permit the righteous to be moved. In other words, as you place your confidence in Him, you will not be washed away in the flood of life's troubles, but will journey in His strength.
If you are weary from carrying a burden, give it to Jesus today. He's your traveling Companion; He's the burden-Bearer.


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Nearing the end of the first round (and probably all the interest Grizzlies fans will have) here is where the active mock draft isheadinginto the 28th pick.
1.Washington John Wall (Kyle Weidie of Truth About It.net)
2. Philadelphia Evan Turner (Carey Smith of Philadunkia)
3.New Jersey Derrick Favors(Sebastian Pruiti of NetsAreScorching)
4.Minnesota Wesley Johnson(Zach Harper of A Wolf Among Wolves)
5. Sacramento DeMarcus Cousins(Zach Harper of Cowbell Kingdom)
6.Golden State Greg Monroe(Rasheed Malek of WarriorsWorld.net)
7. Detroit Ekpe Udoh(Dan Feldman of PistonPowered)
8.L.A. Clippers Al-Farouq Aminu (D.J. Foster of ClipperBlog)
9.Utah Xavier Henry(Spencer Hall of Salt City Hoops)
10. Indiana Paul George(Tim Donahue of Eight Points, Nine Seconds)
11. New Orleans Cole Aldrich(Joe Gerrity of Hornets247)
12. Memphis Ed Davis(Chip Crain of 3 Shades of Blue)
13. Toronto Avery Bradley(Zarar Siddiqi of Raptors Republic)
14. Houston Patrick Patterson(Matt Moore of Hardwood Paroxysm)
15. Milwaukee Gordon Hayward(Jeremy Schmidt of Bucksketball.com)
16. Minnesota Hassan Whiteside(Zach Harper of A Wolf Among Wolves)
17. Chicago Luke Babbitt (Matt Moore of Hardwood Paroxysm)
18. Miami Eric Bledsoe(Surya Fernandez of Hot Hot Hoops)
19. Boston James Anderson (Matt Moore of Hardwood Paroxysm)
20. San Antonio Damion James(Tim Varner of 48 Minutes of Hell)
21.Oklahoma City Daniel Orton(Royce Young of DailyThunder.com)
22. Portland – Soloman Alabi (Ezra Ace Caraeff of The Portland Roundball Society)
23. Minnesota – Kevin Seraphin (Zach Harper of A Wolf Among Wolves)
24. Atlanta– Larry Sanders(Bret LaGree of Hoopinion)
25. Memphis– Dominique Jones(Chip Crain of 3 Shades of Blue)
26. Oklahoma City– Tibor Pleiss (Royce Young of DailyThunder.com)
27. New Jersey – Jordan Crawford (Sebastian Pruiti of NetsAreScorching)
With the final Grizzlies pick in the draft (and this assumes the Grizzlies don't trade one or more of their picks for a veteran which I fully expect them to do) the Grizzlies choose…
Elliot Williams from the University of Memphis.
And the fans go wild!
Seriously, Williams may be a cop out pick but for a franchise that has had such horrible PR over the last few years, doing something to make the locals happy has to be considered.
And the smooth shooting southpaw has a lot to make the front office happy about besides just ticket sales. Smooth as silk with a nose for the rim and a decent passing eye, Williams shocked a lot of people after transfering from Duke to be closer to his mother. Being drafted by the Memphis Grizzlies would be a dream come true for Williams and when you are in the smallest market in the NBA it is nice to have a player who wants to be on your team.
Williams has decent size, is capable of playing either backcourt position and that is something that has to be attractive to the Grizzlies. However, Williams hasn't got a lot of confidence in his pull up jump shot, prefering to go all the way to the rim than hitting a stop and pop type of shot. Williams also struggles going to his right and will need to work extremely hard to improve that area of his game.
Basically this draft leaves Memphis will little immediate help for their most pressing need which is a backup PG ready to play right away. Of course if that player isn't available in the draft you don't reach for him. It is better to acquire assets that can be used to attain the player you want than it is to reach down and overpay someone who won't be able to fill the role anyway.
If Memphis doesn't take Williams then look for a darkhorse like Grievis Vasquez or Armon Johnson to be taken. The Grizzlies are hesitant to start the season without a proven PG on the roster behind Mike Conley so a reach here for a true point guard, even if limited in other ways, would be understandable.


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All Featured Highlights: Child Care and Early Education
- Sep 17, 2015 | Olivia Golden, Christine Johnson-Staub, and Christina Walker CLASP Comments on Head Start Performance Standards CLASP submitted comments to the Office of Head Start regarding the proposed changes to the Head Start Performance Standards. Download PDF
- Jun 22, 2015 Child Care Assistance: A Vital Support for Working Families This fact sheet provides an overview of the research showing why child care assistance is so important to low-income, vulnerable families. Download PDF
Apr 01, 2015
Implementing the Child Care and Development Block Grant Reauthorization: A Guide for States
This guide, written jointly by CLASP and NWLC, is designed to help policymakers and advocates gain a better understanding of what is entailed in fully implementing the law.Download PDF
- Oct 23, 2014 | Christine Johnson-Staub First Steps for Early Success: State Strategies to Support Developmental Screening in Early Childhood Settings This brief explores the role of child care and early education programs in connecting children to developmental screening, as well as national efforts and funding streams to support developmental screening and its relationship to early childhood. Download PDF
- Feb 11, 2015 | STEPHANIE SCHMIT (CLASP), CHRISTINA WALKER (CLASP), AND RACHEL HERZFELDT-KAMPRATH (CAP) An Investment in Our Future: How Federal Home Visiting Funding Provides Critical Support for Parents and Children This report highlights how states are using Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting (MIECHV) funds to advance state home visiting systems. Read Online
- Jun 01, 2015 | Olivia Golden and Christine Johnson-Staub CLASP Head Start Reauthorization Comments in Response to Chairman Kline These comments draw on the work of experts at CLASP who have been deeply involved in Head Start policy for decades at many different levels, including as a key stakeholder organization in the most recent 2007 Congressional reauthorization. Download PDF
- Oct 30, 2014 | Christina Walker and Stephanie Schmit 2013 Head Start and Early Head Start State Profiles Each year, CLASP releases state-by-state analyses of the Head Start program. For the first time, CLASP is also releasing state-by-state analyses of Early Head Start programs. Read Online
Mar 30, 2015
| Stephanie Schmit and Rhiannon Reeves
No Progress on Child Care Assistance Spending, Participation
This brief provides analysis of national trends for spending and participation in CCDBG- and TANF-funded child care in federal fiscal year 2013, based on the most recent state data available from HHS.Download PDF
- Feb 11, 2015 ESEA Reauthorization: Challenges and Opportunities CLASP's recommendations for reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) are based on our long-standing work and expertise in early childhood education and academic success for disadvantaged youth. Download PDF
- Mar 13, 2015 | Hannah Matthews and Christine Johnson-Staub An Introduction to CCDBG Reauthorization CCDBG reauthorization establishes many new requirements for states, providing an opportunity to envision a new system which improves the quality of care, protects the health and safety of children, and allows families to access assistance more easily. Download PDF
- Oct 27, 2014 | Hannah Matthews Child Care and Development Block Grant Participation at a 15-Year Low Participation in the Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG) has fallen for the third consecutive year to a 15-year low. Fewer children were served in 2013 than in 1998. Read Online
- Nov 19, 2014 | Liz Ben-Ishai and Hannah Matthews Federal Legislation to Improve Job Schedules and Child Care Access for Low-Wage Workers Download PDF
Jun 02, 2014
| Gina Adams (UI) and Hannah Matthews (CLASP)
A New Vision for Child Care
This brief is based on Confronting the Child Care Eligibility Maze: Simplifying Child Care and Aligning with Other Work Supports, an in-depth guide to the policies and practices that allow states to simplify and align child care assistance, improve service delivery for clients, and reduce administrative burden for agencies.Download PDF
- Mar 02, 2015 | HELEN BLANK (NWLC), KAREN SCHULMAN (NWLC), JULIE VOGTMAN (NWLC), HANNAH MATTHEWS (CLASP), CHRISTINE JOHNSON-STAUB (CLASP) Comments on the FY 2016-2018 Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) State/Territory Plan Preprint CLASP and NWLC general comments and recommendations for the FY 2016-2018 Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) preprint. Download PDF
- Mar 27, 2014 | Liz Ben-Ishai, Hannah Matthews and Jodie Levin-Epstein Scrambling for Stability: The Challenges of Job Schedule Volatility and Child Care Download PDF
- Sep 16, 2014 | CLASP Poverty Fell in 2013; Children and Young Adults Still Face the Greatest Risks CLASP examines the trends revealed in the Census Bureau's 2013 poverty data, including a decline in poverty among young children. Download PDF
- Aug 26, 2014 | Hannah Matthews and Rhiannon Reeves Child Care and Development Block Grant Participation in 2012 Based on preliminary state-reported data from the federal Office of Child Care, this fact sheet provides a snapshot of CCDBG program participation in 2012, noting the great variability in child care assistance programs among states. Download PDF
Jul 24, 2014
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Child Care Assistance: Helping Parents Work and Children Succeed
Quality child care enables parents to work or go to school while also providing young children with the early childhood education experiences needed for healthy development. The Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG) is the primary federal program that provides funding for child care assistance for low-income working parents. Child care assistance is a vital public investment that increases the sustainability of employment for low-income parents and provides stability for parents struggling to gain economic security. It also allows many parents to access higher quality care than they could otherwise afford.Download PDF
Apr 14, 2014
| Hannah Matthews and Stephanie Schmit
What State Leaders Should Know About Early Head Start
What State Leaders Should Know About Early Head Start provides a guide for state leaders less familiar with the Early Head Start program. It provides explanation on eleven Key areas of the Early Head Start program and suggests ways that state policymakers can align key areas of child care and early education with EHS.Download PDF
Mar 20, 2014
| Stephanie Schmit, Olivia Golden, and William Beardslee (BOSTON CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL AND HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL)
Maternal Depression: Why It Matters to an Anti-Poverty Agenda for Parents and Children
Maternal depression is a major public health problem that interferes with a parent's capacity to help a child develop and stymies their efforts to escape poverty. This brief summarizes the reasons early childhood and anti-poverty advocates should seize this moment to address the problem and create pathways out of poverty for both generations.Download PDF


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Kelly Clarkson has covered fellow popstars Katy Perry and Britney Spears, and even rockers like Coldplay and fun.
We never expected Kelly to take on rap -- but that's exactly what she did at her show Friday in Detroit, Michigan!
"Is anyone an Emimem fan?," the 30-year-old singer asked the audience. "I am an Emimen fan as well; I grew up listening to him as well. But the difference is, people, when you listen to him on the radio and sing along to him in your car, you're a lot more badass than you actually are.
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In true "8 Mile" fashion, Clarkson donned a gray hoodie and busted out some rhymes in homage of the hometown star. Check out her performance below!
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The singer also just released a new song of her own called "Get Up (A Cowboys Anthem)," which will be used for promotional purposes by Pepsi for upcoming NFL coverage. What do you think of the tune?
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Nuclear reactors present a very harsh environment for components service. Components within a reactor core must tolerate high temperature water, stress, vibration, and an intense neutron field. Degradation of materials in this environment can lead to reduced performance, and in some cases, sudden failure. A recent EPRI-led study interviewed 47 US nuclear utility executives to gauge perspectives on long-term operation of nuclear reactors. Nearly 90% indicated that extensions of reactor lifetimes to beyond 60 years were likely.
The International Nuclear Energy Research Initiative (I-NERI) supports the National Energy Policy by pursuing international collaborations to conduct research that will advance the state of nuclear science and technology in the United States. I-NERI promotes bilateral and multilateral scientific and engineering research and development (R&D) with other nations.
Securing sufficient supplies of fresh water for societal, industrial, and agricultural uses while protecting the natural environment is becoming increasingly difficult in many parts of the United States. Climate variability and change may exacerbate the situation through hotter weather and disrupted precipitation patterns that promote regional droughts. Achieving long- term water sustainability will require balancing competing needs effectively, managing water resources more holistically, and developing innovative approaches to water use and conserva- tion.
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The International Nuclear Energy Research Initiative (I‐NERI) supports the National Energy Policy by conducting research to advance the state of nuclear science and technology in the United States. I‐NERI sponsors innovative scientific and engineering research and development (R&D) in cooperation with participating countries. The research performed under the I‐NERI umbrella addresses key issues affecting the future of nuclear energy and its global deployment. A link to the program can be found at the NE website.
The Global Nuclear Energy Partnership (GNEP) program is still evolving. Since our report of March 22, 2006 the DOE has sought to gauge industry interest in participation in the program from its very beginning. At the time the ANTT committee met, August 30- 31, 2006, responses had not yet been received from industry to the DOE's request for Expressions of Interest. This report is based on the assumption that the program outlined recently, which does not include an Advanced Burner Test Reactor, is what will go forward.
In 2002, the Department of Energy Office of Nuclear Energy completed a technology roadmap project that provided an overall plan to the broad vision of enhancing the future role of nuclear energy systems in the United States and the world at large. This Technology Roadmap focused on the development of advanced nuclear systems, so-called Generation IV systems, which meet profram foals of improved safety and economics, as well as enhanced sustainability and minimization of the risks from proliferation.
The Global Nuclear Energy Partnership (GNEP) marks a major change in the direction of the DOE's nuclear energy R&D program. It is a coherent plan to test technologies that promise to markedly reduce the problem of nuclear waste treatment and to reduce the proliferation risk in a world with a greatly expanded nuclear power program. It brings the U.S. program into much closer alignment with that of the other major nuclear energy states.
The International Nuclear Energy Research Initiative (I‐NERI) supports the National Energy Policy by conducting research to advance the state of nuclear science and technology in the United States. I‐NERI sponsors innovative scientific and engineering research and development (R&D) in cooperation with participating countries. The research performed under the I‐NERI umbrella addresses the key issues affecting the future of nuclear energy and its global deployment.
To amend Article 12.1 of the Agreement to read as follows:
"This Agreement shall enter into force upon the latter date of signature, shall remain in force for five (5) years, and subject to Article 12.3 shall be automatically renewed for additional five-year periods."
This Amendment shall enter into force upon signature by both Parties, with effect from September 18, 2005.
The objective of this implementing arrangement is to set forth detailed terms and conditions and to establish a framework for the Cooperation between the Parties for research and development of innovative nuclear energy technologies. The Parties shall conduct the Cooperation on the basis of the mutual benefit, equaliity and reciprocity.
The Advanced Fuel Cycle Initiative (AFCI) of the Department of Energy has been formulated to perform research leading to advanced fuels and fuel cycles for advanced nuclear power systems. One of the objectives of AFCI is to determine if partitioning and transmutation of spent nuclear fuel will reduce the burden on the geologic repository. The AFCI program is periodically reviewed by the Advanced Nuclear Transmutation Technology (ANTT) subcommittee of the Nuclear Energy Research Advisory Committee (NERAC).
Supercritical-Water-Cooled Reactor (SCWR) was selected as one of the promising candidates in Generation IV reactors for its prominent advantages; those are the high thermal efficiency, the system simplification, the R&D cost minimization and the flexibility for core design. As the demand for advanced nuclear system increases, Japanese R&D project started in 1999 aiming to provide technical information essential to demonstration of SCPR technologies through three sub-themes of 1. Plant conceptual design, 2. Thermal-hydraulics, and 3. Material.
As an element of its plans to return the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) site in eastern Idaho to its historic mission of nuclear technology development, the DOE asked its Nuclear Energy Research Advisory Committee (NERAC) to establish a Subcommittee on Nuclear Laboratory Requirements. The Subcommittee was charged with identifying the "characteristics, capabilities, and attributes a world-class nuclear laboratory would possess".
Noting further that representatives of DOE's Office of Nuclear Energy, Science, and Technology and ANRE have identified common interests in innovative light water reactor technologies, including supercritical light water, innovative processing technologies of oxide fuel for light water reactor, and innovative fuel technologies using solvent extraction.
Sharing an interest in fostering advanced nuclear engineering and pursuing scientific research and development in the nuclear field;
Seeking to promote and maintain nuclear science and engineering infrastructure in the Parties' respective countries to sustain the capabilities necessary for the development and use of nuclear energy;
Believing that cooperation based on equitable sharing of their respective research and development data, technology and experience in the nuclear energy field would be of mutual benefit.
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On October 1, 2002 the DOE Nuclear Energy Research Advisory Committee was asked to provide specific, focused updates to its Nuclear Science and Technology Infrastructure Roadmap and review the specific issues at the DOE key nuclear energy research and development (R&D) laboratories. This activity was assigned to a five-member Infrastructure Task Force (ITF).
The ANTT Subcommittee of NERAC met February 26th and 27th (S. Pillon absent) to begin a review of the potential role of transmutation technologies in increasing the capacity of the geological repository for spent reactor fuel. This work is in support of the recommendation required from the Secretary of Energy later in this decade on the need for a second repository. Since repository issues were under discussion, representatives of the Office of Civilian Radioactive Waste Management (RW) were in attendance.
The committee met in Washington in Sept 16-17 to review progress in the program with respect to a changed set of mission priorities. Our last meeting took place in Dec 2002 after the reorganization that had place the Advanced Fuel Cycle Initiative (AFCI) and GEN IV program together in the Advanced Nuclear Reserach Office (AN-20). Since mission priorities have been evolving, the committee felt that it should wait unti they have settled down before we met again.
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The objective of this technical arrangement is to establish a framework for co-operation between the Parties in the field of nuclear-related technology research and development based upon mutual benefit. The co-operation is intended to occur in specific areas where the programs of the Parties complement one another as well as those in which comparability exists.
The ANTT Subcommittee met in Washington on Dec 4-5, 2002 to review progress in the transmutation program, and to learn about major organizational changes that affect the management of the program. The NE's new Advanced Nuclear Research Office (NE-20) now oversees both the transmutation program (ANTT) and the Generation-IV program (GEN-IV).
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I have information which spread across different sections on same JSP . I would like to have separate FORM for each section on page. But there is only one submit for all the FORMS. This submits should update all the properties present.
But as far as my understanding Struts only the single FORM gets submitted.
Is there any work around, so that I can create A Parent FORM which will contain multiple Forms and on submit The parent Form will update the child FORMS
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HTML itself does not support nested or multiple forms. Some developers do manage to simulate the appearance of nested forms using various techniques. The dbForms tags seem to do this quite well.
In some cases, while the may appear to be separate "forms"to the user, there is actually a single form. Often each "form" uses the same set of parameter names, which HTTP does allow, and Struts does support. If you define any property as an array, Struts will fill that array with as many multiple parameters as there are in the request. SoStruts usually works quite well with approaches like this.
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