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|Opencart Delivery Date and Time
|...follows: I need someone to remove extension "The Date & Time Picker with Print v1.1" http://www.opencart...d=15558&filter_search=delivery%20date I need extension "Order Delivery Date Pro 1.0" working on the...checkout process we need them to select a delivery date and time.
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|Opencart Delivery Date and Time -- 2
|Hi, I need a developer familar with PHP/Opencart to fix https://brisk.com.au/index.php?route=checkout/checkout ...route=checkout/checkout Currently I have two delivery modules installed which are causing problems. The...follows: I need someone to remove extension "The Date & Time Picker with Print v1.1" (http://www.opencart
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|Jan 15, 2015
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|Opencart Delivery Date and Time from db
|...modification to Opencart 1.5.4, an xml file to work with vqmod to insert date and time in order detail...shipping_method.tpl called "date and time of delivery." The dates and times available for delivery are taken from...by a calendar for date and a drop-down for times that appear after selecting the date. The tables i...
|PHP, Software Architecture, MySQL
|Nov 28, 2012
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|OPENCART : Bug Fix [Delivery Date / Time Picker ] & VQMOD
|...existing Custom Delivery Date/Time picker , AUTO-selects the next available delivery date & time-slot(TS) based...on the following conditions, at time of placing order - Cut-off time of per TS - No of allowed Deliveries...next day delivery based on Pre-defined holidays - Master Cut-off time for the day (After this t...
|PHP, Open Cart
|Nov 26, 2014
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|Opencart Custom Delivery Date
|...extension/modification for Opencart 2.0 on a custom theme so store users can select a custom installation date for each...installation date to selected products to specific products. 2. The custom installation date must be configurable...restrict the date so store users can't select a date which is within two weeks. 3. The date must be abl...
|Open Cart, Extensions & Additions
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|Delivery time and Date by Virtuemart
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|Joomla, Shopping Carts, eCommerce, HTML, Virtuemart
|Feb 1, 2013
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|oscommerce delivery date and time
|hello, i need preferred delivery date and time for a grocery store. ref: pls check the given link ...link http://www.clubosc.com/delivery-time-in-oscommerce.html reply me asap
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|Delivery Date
|...application that will show individuals the estimated delivery date of their product. So there will need to be...control the delivery dates within wordpress. The admin will have the ability to input a time range in days...system will add the time range to today's date to display an estimated delivery date. For example, if
|PHP, CSS, MySQL, HTML
|May 13, 2015
|May 13, 2015Ended
|Opencart delivery cutoff module
|...module created for opencart that displays a countdown on the product page displaying the time left for next...next day delivery. There must be the following options in Opencart Admin: - Be able to select the cut...cut off time for all days (Monday to Sunday). - Be able to add special Holidays, so select Christmas(25th
|PHP, Website Design, Shopping Carts, eCommerce, HTML,
|Jul 21, 2015
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|Opencart delivery cutoff module
|...module created for opencart that displays a countdown on the product page displaying the time left for next...next day delivery. There must be the following options in Opencart Admin: - Be able to select the...the cut off time for all days (Monday to Sunday). - Be able to add special Holidays, so select Christmas(25th
|PHP, Javascript, Shopping Carts, MySQL, jQuery / Prototype
|Mar 29, 2012
|Mar 29, 2012Ended
|OpenCart Modules Date and Time Picker and Special Instructio
|...restaurant in OpenCart. I need someone to add the following: 1. Mandatory pick up or delivery module. This...that will override the need to pick a date and time. The date and time for when the customer wants their...follows: date picker should be a calendar similar to http://www.expedia.com/default.asp , and the time picker
|PHP, Javascript, AJAX, eCommerce, MySQL
|Jan 24, 2011
|Jan 24, 2011Ended
|Delivery Date for Opencart v 126.96.36.199
|...that sells gifts. I am using Opencart v 126.96.36.199. I need a Delivery Date Module (calendar) for the customer...customer to be able to pick up delivery date and i need previous dates to be unselectable. Note, the module...shipping method) it is a module I bought from Opencart extensions. So Please if yo can do it or already
|PHP, MySQL
|Dec 11, 2012
|Dec 11, 2012Ended
|Virtuemart delivery date and time slots
|...to have delivery module depending on category (conditional formating). Client can choose time slots of...of next next delivery and than add specific price for it or any other day for also specific price. Please
|PHP, Javascript, MySQL, Virtuemart
|May 16, 2012
|May 16, 2012Ended
|Volusion Delivery Date Calendar
|Looking for a Volusion Delivery Date Calendar / Date Picker to go on our product detail pages similar...cb Here are some of the specifics 1. Lead Time = 2 Business Days: Lets say you place a order on...able to put their zip in and it would query UPS's time in transit API to let them know when ground would
|PHP, Javascript, jQuery / Prototype
|Dec 27, 2012
|Dec 27, 2012Ended
|Volusion Delivery Date Calendar
|...# 5940423. Looking for a Volusion Delivery Date Calendar / Date Picker to go on our product detail pages...choose a delivery day from a calendar at the checkout. Below are some of the specifics; 1. Lead Time (We...next delivery slot changes. 2. Shipping Days: Monday through to Friday. All next day delivery. So delivery
|Jul 31, 2014
|Jul 31, 2014Ended
|Customize Plugin Delivery Date
|...net/item/woocommerce-delivery-time-picker-for-shipping/3787963?WT.oss_phrase=time&WT.oss_rank=16&WT.z_author=rilwis&WT...accommodate next day delivery. It will need to cut off the current and next day for delivery if it is after...after 10am. I also need it to display the delivery time on the customer receipt, confirmation of...
|PHP, Javascript, CSS, HTML5, jQuery / Prototype
|Nov 14, 2014
|Nov 14, 2014Ended
|Volusion Delivery Date Calendar
|Looking for a Volusion Delivery Date Calendar / Date Picker to go on our product detail pages similar...choose a delivery day from a calendar at the checkout. Below are some of the specifics; 1. Lead Time (We...times after which the earliest available next delivery slot changes. 2. Shipping Days: Monday
|PHP, Javascript, jQuery / Prototype
|May 14, 2014
|May 14, 2014Ended
|Next available date for delivery
|...automatically creating and then displaying achievable delivery dates on our open cart web site. First – we...the next delivery is possible. Normally this is next day , but obviously we have a cut-off time after which...the answer depends on the time when the customer views the web site. The time should be India based. We
|PHP, Open Cart
|Jun 25, 2014
|Jun 25, 2014Ended
|Virtuemart - add order delivery date and time
|...added to the case Virtuemart: time of delivery divided by age and date of 'order. Both should be mandatory...hour delivery 13-15 hour delivery 16-18 hour delivery 18-20 hour delivery 20-22 hour delivery with...block the choice after a limit order at the same time, going to the next choice and the option not to
|PHP, Shopping Carts, eCommerce, Virtuemart
|May 20, 2011
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|Virtuemart - add order delivery date and time
|...checkout: order delivery date and order delivery time. Both must be required fields. Delivery date: I'd like...pop-up calendar to select the delivery date and that the delivery date is able to be blocked out. For...For example, if my client needs two-days prep time to deliver, then the calendar would not allo...
|PHP, Joomla, MySQL, Virtuemart
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Had to return Uhaul to a different location. My licensed driver wrote down wrong return address. Witch cause to many issues.
Kinda busy with the drive through, but it was okay.
Let me get the rental truck from the location I asked for. Drive the truck to the location that is convenient to the customer. I asked for it to be picked up at the Cap Stop in North Canton, and on the same subject, my requested pick up time was set back by 3 hours. This delay was remedied by Randy, though.
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Renowned for their innovative approach to marketing timeshare products, Worldwide Timeshare Hypermarket have a team of London Taxis sporting the company colours over the next 4 months.
With the exterior of the taxis acting as mobile billboards, the cab's interiors will have the main call-to-action. It is estimated that the Timeshare Taxis will be seen by over 75 million people during the campaign and between them carry over 100,000 passengers.
"After Big Ben and the London Eye, the black cab is probably the next most iconic emblem of London." Commented Phil Watson, CEO of Worldwide Timeshare Hypermarket.
"Taxi advertising complements our other marketing campaigns and is a great way for us to make the most out of the London Olympics. Who knows? We might even get someone famous in one of them!"
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Costco closes in on $5 billion in annual web sales
E-commerce grew 20% for Costco in fiscal 2015—20 times faster than store sales.
Costco closes in on $5 billion in annual web sales
E-commerce grew 20% for Costco in fiscal 2015—20 times faster than store sales.
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Instinct told marketers at craft and fabric site JoAnn.com that customers would prefer the offer of free shipping to the offer of 10% off the purchase of two sewing machines – but a new testing service from Offermatica told JoAnn something else.
JoAnn.com marketers knew shoppers don't typically purchase two sewing machines at a time, so when testing that offer on its web site against the offer of free shipping on any purchase, it figured free shipping would get the stronger response – but it figured wrong. A four-week test of the two offers showed that 10% off two machines was the better performer, increasing conversions by 30%, increasing average order value by 137% and improving revenue per visitor by 209%.
"We found customers were pulling their friends to gather to purchase," says Linsly Donnelly, COO of JoAnn.com web site operator, Idea Forest. Without an actual test of the two offers, JoAnn.com would have promoted the free shipping offer and left money on the table, Donnelly adds.
To get those results quickly, JoAnn.com used a new, hosted testing and optimization service from provider Offermatica. The hosted model cuts the time and staff resources usually required to implement and manage A/B and multivariate testing in-house, the company says, with a simple interface that lets marketers create and run content tests on the site directly, without having to involve IT.
The service allows business users to define offers, e-mails, ads and other page elements to be tested by inserting cut-and-paste Java script into the site code to create a test template. Offermatica servers automatically generate and publish test content to the template according to pre-set rules. That flexibility in the testing process lets marketers try multiple interactions to determine quickly and on their own which are the best for an individual customer or target segment, the company says. While traditional testing requires the creation of multiple new pages and can take months to produce results, the new service allows business users to run numerous tests in the time and cost taken by one traditional test.
Over the six months prior to its launch this week, the service generated an estimated $35 million in incremental revenue for the 20 retailers, ranging from JoAnn.com to Restoration Hardware, that participated in the trial, according to Offermatica.
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Norfolk Ram Group, LLC (Norfolk Ram)
based in Plymouth, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Norfolk Ram Group, LLC (Norfolk Ram), is an environmental engineering, consulting and project management firm specializing in comprehensive environmental management and site development / re-development for industrial, commercial and real estate clients, municipal and government agencies, and the military. Our goal is to provide our clients with responsive service, high ...
Purestream ES, LLC
based in Walton, KENTUCKY (USA)
Purestream, Inc. and Purestream ES , LLC lead the way in advanced wastewater treatment equipment. Purestream, Inc. (Founded in 1971) offers standard biological wastewater treatment products, such as Extended Aeration, Sigma Low Speed Surface Aerators, Rotating Biological Contactors (RBC`s) and Sequencing Batch Reactors (SBR`s). Purestream ES, LLC offers the most ...
Yates Environmental Services
based in Spokane, WASHINGTON (USA)
Yates Environmental Services is a private practice engineering and research firm, whose mission is to provide engineering services and in-depth analysis of water and wastewater treatment technology markets. Utilizing a performance-driven approach centers on providing useful intelligence in today`s evolving market space through a strong technical background with solid ...
Wastewater Engineers, Inc.
based in Oxford, MICHIGAN (USA)
We incorporated in 1992. We are a specialist company, dealing exclusively with commercial & industrial clientele. We have placed over 350 of our systems in a variety of applications throughout the USA, Canada and a handful of clients in Mexico. We utilize a network of Stocking Distributors and Sales Representatives, however; we do sell directly to clients where we do not ...
Nomadic Systems
based in Langley, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA)
NOMADIC™ is a global leader in the mobile sewage treatment industry. With successful installations everywhere from Siberia to Saudi Arabia, our mobile sewage treatment technology is capable of withstanding any environment in any location around the world. We seek to partner with companies looking for best in the industry mobile sewage treatment expertise.We specialize in ...
RWO GmbH Marine Water Technology
based in Bremen, GERMANY
For more than 35 years our experts develop, design, manufacture and service forward looking and cost efficient technologies for any kind of water treatment onboard ships and offshore installations; Whether for new installations or retrofitting.Looking back on more than 30 year of experience in the marine water treatment industry and with more than 600 new references per ...
EcoMetrix Incorporated
based in Mississauga, ONTARIO (CANADA)
The environment is the world in which we live and play. It requires care and consideration through the application of knowledge and experience. EcoMetrix is a team of experienced environmental professionals applying leading edge science and knowledge of regulatory requirements to measure, assess and quantify the potential effects of human activities on the environment. ...
OneRain, Incorporated
based in Longmont, COLORADO (USA)
For more than 20 years, OneRain has been providing private and public sector clients across the country with solutions to optimize water management, heighten regulatory compliance, achieve successful civil works, and save lives.OneRain's products and services support critical decisions by providing the highest quality most accurate measurement of rainfall and its ...
H2O Inc. and H2O Biofouling Solutions B.V.
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H2O Inc. and its joint venture H2O Biofouling Solutions B.V. have built an enviable reputation of providing the highest quality water treatment systems. A water system is more than simply equipment used to produce, store and transfer water. It must include procedures and training to ensure the platforms water is safe for your personnel and meets government standards. From ...
The Earth Partners LP
based in Brodhead, WISCONSIN (USA)
The Earth Partners LP is a land management and bioenergy company developing next-generation projects to restore marginal and degraded lands. Our unique "land and fiber" approach finds hidden value and risk mitigation opportunities in feedstock procurement for bioenergy projects—an approach the company has termed conservation biomass. The company works across diverse ...


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Series: The Puzzle Place
A Six Token Band children's show on PBS done with puppets. You can read more about it on The Other Wiki here. The show lasted 3 seasons and a total of 75 episodes, and ran from January 16, 1995 to December 4, 1998, with reruns airing until March 31, 2000.The Boys
- Ben Olafson: European (German and Norwegian)
- Leon MacNeal: African-American.
- Skye Nakaiye: Apache.
- Kyle O'Connor: Irish-American (and a Disabled wheelchair user). A Sixth Ranger who appeared late in the series' life.
- Julie Woo: Chinese-American who grew up in San Francisco.
- Jody Silver: Lithuanian Jewish.
- Kiki Flores: Mexican-American.
This show provides examples of:
- Captain Ersatz: The Mighty Magic Pigeon Pirates.
- Cold Turkeys Are Everywhere: When Jody was avoiding all bread during the Passover, everyone wanted her to try this special bread someone's mom had made.
- Deadpan Snarker: Leon.
- Early Installment Weirdness: One early episode had Jody sporting straight hair instead of curls with no explanation whatsoever.
- Fear of Thunder: Leon.
- Instant Thunder: Averted in the thunderstorm episode. The kids learned to count the seconds between the lightning and the thunder.
- Nice Character, Mean Actor: One episode had Julie and Kiki meet their idol, a self-proclaimed "cute" singer. They later find out she's incredibly mean underneath.
- Shameful Shrinking: In an episode, Ben chews out at least two characters while he's trying to work out a puzzle. They visibly shrink as he yells at each one.
- Soap Within a Show: One episode in which Kiki accidentally broke Julie's horse figurine spoofed Days of Our Lives as part of an Imagine Spot.
- Sweet and Sour Grapes: Inverted here: In one episode about decision making, the Piece Police make different varieties of doughnuts for each of the kids, but they have to choose one at a time. Leon wants the cruller, but Jody has a hard time choosing which doughnut she wants, preventing everyone else from doing so. Through the process of elimination, she rejects the least desirable doughnuts until the cruller is left. Leon eventually tries to convince Jody that the cruller is "too plain" and trade with him, but that fails. After some thought, however, he realizes that the one he has probably won't be so bad, though all that is done away with when Sizzle and Nuzzle steal and eat it behind his back.
- Theme Tune Roll Call
- Title Theme Tune
- Trademark Favorite Food: Kiki loves cinnamon, even putting it in her chili as part of a chili cook-off. It won first prize.
- The Unintelligible: The Piece Police.
- When You Coming Home, Dad?: Jody's father.
- You Have to Have Jews: The show used Chanukah as the major winter holiday opposite to Christmas (including Jody getting mortally offended when Ben innocently stuck her menorah on the Christmas tree).


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Please see my blog post about this fabulous restaurant: http://passionatefood.typepad.com/
Very pleasant service with an even better food during lunch and dinner.
If in this region (100km or less) it is more than worth the trip to enjoy a serious French lunch. And then stay for the rest of the day in their garden, hotel, room to enjoy also their dinner :)
The hotel is situated in a delightful small village. It is well appointed and has a lovely terrace and pool for summer months. The welcome was warm and our room, although a little dated in decor, was very comfortable, clean and well appointed. Dinner in the restaurant was quite an experience. The setting and candle lit atmosphere were very pleasant, the menu interesting, the food delicious, and the service very attentive. The surprise was the presentation of the dishes and little extras between courses and at the end of the meal, all of which was a little over the top! That did not detract from the quality of the meal, but they were trying too hard to be clever and different. Breakfast was the same - good quality but I have never seen so many different pieces of unusual crockery and different dishes at breakfast. Nevertheless, staying here was a very pleasant experience and trying too hard to please is hardly a reason for complaint.
We really weren't sure what to expect and probably didn't have very high expectations for our stay. Our stopover here turned out to be a highlight. The food was sensational as was the service and beautiful setting. We would love to return and regretted only being there for one night. Fabulous!
Geelong, Australia
The place was very nice, rooms unique and comfortable, staff very professional and kind and the meals - suberb!!! We had a nice afternoon next to the pool, a wonderful 4 course dinner - which in fact and in the end was a 7 course dinner with delicious and suitable wines recommended by the house - and a very good and special breakfast with homemade all kind of things you can think about.
Six star experience for us - please visit this place, have a dinner and you'll never forget it.
Sirpa and Kari Puronaho from Finland
The hotel had nice reasonably priced rooms, a heated swimming pool and an amazing terrace overlooking the garden for meals. There are flowers everywhere, it's really beautiful especially by candlelight in the evening. The service is excellent throughout and the whole staff is very welcoming. There are different priced menus for all budgets and the lunch-time menu is great value. The chef Thierry will sometimes come out to greet you on the terrace in the evening and even share his recipes with you.
Received 2 night Cheque Cadeau present within Relais et Chateax collection and chose to stay there - inspired decision! A bit out of our way and the pictures on the website looked a bit of a fantasy but worth it, the reality does match up. Style laid back - had to go looking for someone to check-in but our welcome by Thierry who came to reception was friendly, efficient and helpful and the room we were shown into was spacious, attractive with bathroom and toilet concealed behind doors shelved as bookcases. No lift but only 1 floor up. Bed comfortable - only downside no air-con but there was a fan in the room which we used. The grounds are well laid out to cater for children not just adults with play areas as well as table tennis, tennis court and swimming pool where we chilled out for the intervening day. Car parking within hotel grounds.
We would love to return in the autumn/winter as the public rooms looked really comfortable but we really only passed through them. Not sure what to do in the area round and about though.
A key factor in choosing the Hostellerie was that it mentioned its chef (not that we knew his name) in the guidebook which we took to be a good sign food-wise. We dined off the residents' menu - 6 entrees, 6 mains and 6 deserts (+ cheese course and coffee) so plenty of choice - and several intervening tasters, amuse-bouche whatever! And a different wine with every course. The food itself was absolutely wonderful - arguably the best meals my wife and I have ever eaten anywhere (the same Thierry is the chef). First night we were candle-lit on the terrace the second inside as a thunderstorm was looming. Both beautiful settings and the service was as good as the food, plus friendly and unfussy. Breakfast very smartly presented and baking also done on the premises. So much to eat that we missed out lunch to ensure we could do justice to dinner on the second night!
Everything about the hotel was pleasing but the food was exceptional - if you'rea foodie then go!
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Big Island Hawaii Volcano Adventure
- Full-day tour of Big Island Hawaii Volcano National Park
- Closest approach to the lava flows from Chain of Craters Road
- Explore Thurston Lava Tube and Kilauea Iki Crater
- Visit the Jaggar Museum
- Scenic drive through Hilo Town and Banyan Drive
- Learn the natural history of the Big Island volcanoes
- Professionally narrated tour
Why Our Insiders Chose This Tour
If you're looking to get as close to the lava flows as possible, this is your best bet. Your full-day adventure also features quality time on Kilauea and visits to the cavelike Thurston Lava Tube and the Jaggar volcano museum.
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What You Can Expect
You'll explore Hawaii Volcano National Park, Thurston Lava Tube and Kilauea Volcano, and visit the Jaggar Museum. If conditions are deemed safe by the National Park Service, you'll also have the opportunity to hike out onto the lava flow.
This Big Island Hawaii Volcano tour also takes you through Hilo Town and Banyan Drive, the waterfalls at Rainbow Falls (if time permits), a macadamia nut factory (seasonal), and an orchid and anthurium nursery.
Customer Reviews
September 2015
Leroy was the best guide with his knowledge and great story telling. We fitted alot in that day and felt safe doing it.Highlight was walking on the lava flow from 1979.You think it's another planet. Walking through the lava tunnel also. Lunch was a in the accommodation lodge with a view of the volcano which is smoking away. Again the weather up the mountain became misty and foggy and their was one view we didn't get to see.Again that's mother nature and no one can change that.
July 2015
Very cool tour and a really good and entertaining driver. I would recommend this tour to anyone.
May 2015
Very good tour.
May 2015
The tour had way more than I thought. Robert was extremely knowledgeable and kept us well entertained during the drive. I recommend this to anybody of all ages. Good job Robert !
March 2015
We both really enjoyed this tour in Hilo. It was a long day but it was very interesting. Our bus driver was Sharon. She was very friendly and knowledgeable and heaps of fun. She even sang to us. Loved everything about this trip. We were not disappointed at all.
February 2015
The guide was awesome and cooperative.
April 2014
Our driver/tour guide Dennis was the best. He kept us on schedule but didn't make it seem that we were on a schedule. He was knowledgeable and witty and kept track of everyone. . he was amazing! I've taken many tours around the world but I rate the Volcano Adventure trip on Hawaii the best!
March 2014
Excellent. The tour guide was fantastic. Great knowledge of the area, what we were seeing and answered all questions thrown his way. Brilliant. I would recommend this.
February 2014
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Pretty good tour, we went to a lot of different places which I was suprised to go too. The driver was awesome too. Thought I would suggest that the driver be more animated to share his culture with the guest. I'm a native Hawaiian and I used to be a tour driver and I would just be excited to do my tours telling of all the great Hawaiian history within the islands. I would have told the people that they are on the Umi side of the island and Umi was a great Native Hawaiian chief still revered by Native Hawaiians. I would tell them that the Kona and Kohala side is refered too as the Keawe side. Keawe was a chief who is still revered by Native Hawaiians until today. I was happy and satisfied with this tour.


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Suminoe Buzen, Mt Fuji and Shiraito Falls, a hanging scroll painting
Mid-Edo period, late 18th century AD
Beneath Mt. Fuji, the most famous and celebrated mountain in Japan, is shown the well-known beauty spot, Shiraito Falls. The name means 'white threads', which is exactly how Buzen has painted them. The trees across the centre of the painting, which divide the composition horizontally, look more like individual leaves, with the trunks and branches forming veins.
The most noticeable feature of this painting is its relationship with other craft processes. Buzen (1734-1806) was experienced in engraving; here the generally muted tones, and the central trees and rocks below in particular, are reminiscent of imported Western copper-plate etchings. Buzen had studied painting with Tsukioka Settei (1710-86), but he was an original painter who stood outside of any school. Here he does not seem to be concerned with the possibilities of brush and ink effects, and has rejected the use of applied white pigment for the cascading water.
The signature reads 'Yūzen hitsu; Buzen sha' ('From the brush of Yūzen, copied by Buzen') and the seal reads 'Dōkan' (one of the artist's art names). It is not known if this Yūzen is the same figure as Miyazaki Yūzen (died 1758), who perfected a revolutionary technique for dyeing pictures into cloth in the early eighteenth century.
More information
I. Hirayama and T. Kobayashi (eds.), Hizō Nihon bijutsu taikan-1, vol. 2 (Tokyo, Kodansha, 1992)
T. Clark, 100 views of Mount Fuji (London, The British Museum Press, 2001)
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Anne Henrietta Martin
|Anne Henrietta Martin
Anne Henrietta Martin in 1916
September 30, 1875
Empire City, Reno, Nevada
|April 15, 1951
(aged 75)
Carmel, California
|Pen name
|Anne O'Hara
|Suffragist, pacifist, author
|Irish-German American
|Bishop Whitaker's School for Girls
|Alma mater
|University of Nevada
|William O'Hara Martin, Louise Stadtmuller Martin
Anne Henrietta Martin (September 30, 1875 in Empire City, Reno, Nevada – April 15, 1951 in Carmel, California) (pseudonym, Anne O'Hara; nickname, Little Governor Anne) was a suffragist, pacifist, and author from the U.S. state of Nevada.[1] She was the first American woman to run for the United States Senate.[2][3]
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Martin was the daughter of William O'Hara Martin, of Irish descent, who served as Nevada State Senator,[1] and her mother, Louise Stadtmuller Martin, was Bavarian. She attended Bishop Whitaker's School for Girls in Reno. Anne attended the University of Nevada (1891-1894), where she earned a degree in History. She earned a second B.A. in 1896 and an M.A. in History in 1897 from Stanford University.
In 1897, Martin established the University of Nevada's department of history. After two years in the department, she left to study at Columbia University, Chase's Art School, University of London, and University of Leipzig; but returned to the department in 1901–1903.[2]
Martin returned from Europe in 1901 to attend her father's funeral. Her father's death gave her a revelation, "suddenly made a feminist of me! . . . I found that I stood alone in my family against a man-controlled world." Martin traveled in Europe and Asia and experienced the women's revolution in England between 1909 and 1911, she became a Fabian Socialist, and wrote short stories and political articles, occasionally under the pen name of Anne O'Hara. Martin was arrested in 1910 over an issue of trying to enfranchise British women. Her friend from Stanford, Lou Henry Hoover, sent husband, Herbert Hoover, to pay Martin's bail, but Frederick Pethick-Lawrence, 1st Baron Pethick-Lawrence had already taken care of that.[1]
After returning to Nevada in the fall of 1911, she became president of the Nevada Equal Franchise Society in February 1912 and organized a campaign over sparsely populated deserts that convinced male voters to enfranchise women on November 3, 1914. This success led to her representation of the national movement as a speaker and executive committee member of the National American Woman Suffrage Association and the Congressional Union. Martin helped organize voting women in the West in 1916 to challenge Democrats. She was one of the Silent Sentinels, National Woman's Party women who picketed for suffrage in front of the White House on July 14, 1917; as a result, she was sentenced to Occoquan Workhouse, but was pardoned less than a week later by President Woodrow Wilson.
In 1918, representing Nevada, Martin was the first American woman to run for the US Senate.[2][3] Martin's campaigns focused on illuminating how women could act as a positive influence in the political world. Her platforms focused on providing better working conditions for men and women and nationalization of railroads and public utilities alienated women suffragists. Between her 1918 and 1920 campaigns Martin wrote a series of articles and essays and in these essays Martin urges women to form autonomous political organizations.
Martin moved to Carmel, California in 1921, and recuperated from a heart attack in 1930.[1] In the 1940s, she received an honorary Doctorate of Laws from the University of Nevada (1945); and wrote two articles for the Encyclopædia Britannica (Josephine Butler, 1944 edition; and White Slavery, 1948 edition).[5] Martin, pacifist and suffragist, [6] died in Carmel in 1951.
See also[edit]
- ^ a b Van Valkenburgh, Holly. "Anne Henrietta Martin". University of Nevada, Reno. Retrieved 19 May 2012.
- ^ a b Capace, Nancy (2001). Encyclopedia of Nevada. North American Book Dist LLC. pp. 126–129. ISBN 978-0-403-09611-4. Retrieved 17 May 2012.
- ^ Anderson, Kathryn. "Anne Henrietta Martin." American National Biography Online. N.p., Feb. 2000. Web. 1 Mar. 2014. <http://www.anb.org.jerome.stjohns.edu:81/articles/15/15-00444.html?a=1&f=Anne%20Henrietta%20Martin&g=f&n=Anne%20Henrietta%20Martin&ia=-at&ib=-bib&d=10&ss=0&q=1>.
Further reading[edit]
- Howard, Anne Bail (1985), The long campaign: a biography of Anne Martin, ISBN 978-0-87417-092-4
- 1875 births
- 1951 deaths
- People from Reno, Nevada
- University of Nevada, Reno alumni
- University of Nevada, Reno faculty
- Stanford University alumni
- American suffragists
- Encyclopædia Britannica
- Alumni of the University of London
- Leipzig University alumni
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- Parsons The New School for Design alumni
- Silent Sentinels
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Salt Lake City's Spring Mobile expands into Georgia
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Mobile • Salt Lake City company acquires four AT&T wireless dealers in Atlanta.
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Salt Lake City-based mobile phone retailer, Spring Mobile, announced Wednesday it has acquired four AT&T wireless dealers in Atlanta, expanding the company's reach into Georgia.
Spring Mobile now has 22 new retail outlets in Atlanta with the purchase. Last September, Spring Mobile acquired eight other dealers, yielding 73 more national locations.
"We've had a tremendous year of growth, and we will continue to look for these types of expansion opportunities during 2014, further adding to Spring Mobile's success," Spring Mobile president Jason Ellis said in a statement.
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Google folds new Doodle for Akira Yoshizawa
Another day, another Google Doodle - this time in celebration of what would have been the 101st birthday of origami grandmaster Akira Yoshizawa.
Yoshizawa, who lived to the ripe old age of 94 before passing away on his birthday in 2005, is the man that turned origami into a serious art form and not just a hobby, and was responsible for creating many techniques, including wet-folding which allowed the use of thick papers and created soft curves, gentle shapes and rounded, organic forms.
The Doodle was created by Dr Robert J. Lang, an American physicist and one of the foremost origami artists in the world.
"When I was first approached by Google to help create a doodle commemorating Yoshizawa's work, I jumped at the chance," said Lang. "Google set the parameters of the design: the Google logo, of course, but to be folded with origami and then decorated with examples of Yoshizawa's designs.
"I created examples of two logo styles for Google to choose from: one in a classic origami style and a more three-dimensional version based on pleats. Google liked the pleated version, so I set about designing and folding the rest."
The instructions to make the Doodle for yourself can be found on the Google blog. Be warned though, it looks a bit more complicated than a paper airplane.
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Berlin 2013: 'The Grandmaster' Primed for May Release in Korea and Japan
Fortissimo Films links up with CJ E&M and Gaga Corporation for release of Wong Kar-wai's Berlinale-opener, while discussions are underway for distribution rights in India.
BERLIN – CJ E&M will oversee the release of The Grandmaster in Korea in May, after the company inked a deal with Fortissimo Films, who is repping the film in Berlin for producer-director Wong Kar-wai's Jet Tone Films.
"CJ's release concept and plans for The Grandmaster were superb," said Fortissimo chairman and the film's associate producer Michael Werner, who brokered the deal with CJ E&M Pictures' distribution senior manager Josh Lee. "The film was highly sought after, but CJ's passion and commitment won us over and we are looking forward to a very successful result for the film in Korea."
Describing The Grandmaster, which stars Tony Leung Chiu-wai and Zhang Ziyi as martial arts experts Ip Man and Gong Er, as "an epic, prestigious, beautiful and commercial Wong Kar-wai film which delves into the philosophy and essence of Chinese martial arts," Lee said he is very confident Korean audiences will respond to the movie.
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Discussion in 'Allopathic Class Threads' started by ma-bas, 05.11.05.
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Is anyone else holding off until late July/ early August to find a place? I am a little worried that all the good apts will be taken, however I would like to have the opportunity to meet some other people and look at possible apartments. I remember someone saying in the past Albany thread that they were going get something within the next couple weeks. Has anyone already signed a lease? Any other people looking for a roomate. I'm a pretty chill UC Berkeley guy looking for similar roomates who like to party on the weekends and take a couple trips to NYC during the school year. PM me if you are also looking for a roomate and are also pretty laid back. I am specifically looking for someone else who is a first year. Oh and congrats to all that will be attending Albany. I know a couple people who go there and they really like it! Being near the Catskill Mountains will provide many opportunities for hiking in the summer/fall and skiiing/snowboarding in the winter.
Hey Yall,
First off congrats to all AMC'ers 2009!
So here is the latest from what I've heard(some of this you've seen before);
-Orientation starts Aug 24, classes Aug 29
-Orientation coordinators have been hired(yes!) but haven't begun work, so we won't know exactly what will happen for a while.
-Intranet info is from last year but I'm sure it will mirror what we will be doing(no parents at White Coat Ceremony...what?)
-send in your transcripts! (to the office of admissions)
-get your shots-we'll be sent the immmunization forms soon
As far as housing I'm heading out there(I'm from SF) probably in early or mid-june to find a place. Craigslist has some listings, but who knows if they'll still be available? I look forward to meeting you all!!
Hey everyone-
Great idea to start this thread! Looking forward to meeting you guys!
I'm from Boston (home of the WORLD CHAMPION BOSTON RED SOX) so I won't be going too far, but definitely excited to start.
AOne, thanks for passing along that information! Let's keep this thread going...
So I too am waiting until July to find somewhere to live. I think that we'll still be able to find somewhere, from what I've heard. I live in Seattle right now and am looking forward to a new place (I've lived on the West coast my whole life, first in Cali, now Seattle.) Anyone else a bit concerned about, what I like to call, a lack of "city life" in Albany? I know other cities are close, and I'll be doing mostly studying, but I think that the area, other than the great surrounding outdoors, is a bit dry? Thoughts anyone? I'm excited to meet everyone! Congratulations on starting med school!
PS. Oh yeah, the dates that I got for orientation were the 25th through the 27th and the first day of school is the 29th, is that right? (there were other dates listed above.)
Hey everyone. Congrats on all of your acceptances -- did any1 happen to interview in late march that I may already b familiar with? If not, I look forward to meeting u all in august. So what is with the no parents at the white coat ceremony? Are all guests banned? I will b extremely dissapointed if that is the case and cannot imagine y they would pose such a useless stipulation on such an important event. Other than that Im thrilled to be goin to AMC and start classes. I am goin up this weekend to look for places to live. I'll post my findings here(what looks good, what to stay away from). I hope to know exactly where ill b living by the time i get back. Also do any of u know how financial aid works? i really didnt use it for undergrad. How do we get $ that is supposed to go toward housing and other things-- do we have to wait till fall for the post-tuition refund?
In case anyone's still waiting, I got my financial aid package in the mail today
Still grateful for the acceptance though
To answer tchantel's question- I had to take out living expense loans to do a graduate program, and the outside loan people give the funds to the college, which gives it to you a few weeks after classes start. It might be different because it's a different institution, or now that its MED SCHOOL (woo hoo!) so maybe we have more priority or something.
Nice to meet everyone!
I have already started looking online and got the housing listings from the Student Affairs office, which weren't too helpful. I am hoping for something that I can move into in July or Aug. Seeing my financial aid award leads me to the decision that I probably can't afford living alone. Ideally I would like to live with one other person, preferably female. It would nice to just find someone who already has a place, but if someone is interested in living with me, I could do the legwork since I am only about 3 hours from Albany. I think I mentioned this before but I plan on being away most weekends, so that might be an ideal situation for the person who wants more privacy.
tchantal - I think they said the reason families can't come to the white coat ceremony is b/c all med students in the school are there and they can't fit anyone else. Didn't quite make sense to me either.
I am getting excited. My motivation at work is plummetting. August is going to be here before we know it.
yeah I spoke to them today and they said we could expect more mail to come out in early june and in july when the 2 coordinators (1st years who help us through the orientation process) get in touch with us. I hear u on the work motivation thing mabas. I actually recently decided to tell the job I just got a month ago that I am cuttin down to working once or twice a week. I don't feel like this is any way to spend my last days before the onslaught of endless academic rigor that medschool will bring.
Called again, talked to emily otto in the student affairs office and she reports that we do start orientation on the 24th and classes on the 29th, i believe the 25th date was from the 2004 orientation faq pdf file from the intranet...
Financial Aid- so i got my award letter the other day and just talked to their office;
-we have to get all our paper work to them (including the return of the award letter) "at least a month before registration"(registration=orientation?)
-IF all paperwork is in and processed in the appropriate time frame then the office will receive our financial aid moneys by the registration date.
-IF the aid office gets the money by the registration date then we will receive our refund checks within 2-3 weeks of the office receiving our money
Bottom line- Don't count on any financial aid helping your move/travel expenses or any furniture buying!
So as far as the lack of city life issue goes, I think Albany will be GREAT for us...dry yes but but barren no. I've talked to a couple of students that have said there is more than enough to satisfy most people's need to unwind. Perhaps if you were a rock star before coming to albany you might go nuts, but I clearly don't need the rock star lifestyle, at least anymore
Hi all,
After an interesting and intense search I finally found a place. It's a 2-bedroom apartment 2 walking blocks from campus. There is plenty of lighting and hardwood floors. Rent is $388 per person, which includes heat and hot water. You can expect an additional $12 per person for electricity. There is off-street parking, personal garages, and on-site laundry. I found a couple of other apartments that were a few dollars cheaper but this was the nicest by far.
I'm looking for a roommate who is a non-smoker, clean, and fairly laid back. I would prefer a female roommate but am open to the other possibility. Also, the building is supposed to be pet-free. I have already secured the apartment for an August 1st move-in date. If you are interested, feel free to contact me at [email protected]
Add me to the list, I will most likely be at Albany in the Fall (waiting to see if a school closer to home will take me off their waitlist). Got accepted January and I just saw this thread.
Can I ask how long it took you to find a place? I'm planning on coming to Albany early August to find a place and I want to know how much time I should give myself.
Also, where did you look for places... and so on.
Also, I just want to add that I went to a physician's office today (highly respected dermatologist in Los Angeles) who went to Albany. We had a short talk about the school and he mentioned how great the clinical experience was and what a great school it is. Mentioned some other physicians who went and one is now the head of ______ (I forgot, sorry ) at UCLA and many more. As far as social life goes he said that Albany has got a bunch of bars and a huge student population. He mentioned how there were so many colleges in the area (so we med students won't be alone).
Congrats everyone. I am excited to be going to Albany, after the freaking process of applying. I can wait to meet all my fellow classmates. Overall I hear Albany is a great school and a small city, yet with many students and enough things to do.
Why are not more people posting on this thread? There was some posts middle of last month and then recently.
Well I am just getting in my paperwork for fin aid, and am planning on going to find a place to live, in early July. I am going to go for a week, but I dont know what will be a good amount of time to go for? I was also thinking of possibly buying a place, since it is much cheaper than california. I can maybe pay the mortage with my rent. Get a loan to fill a loan, I like that idea But it might not be worth it because rent is pretty cheap. I just wanted to know if buying a place would be a good idea? If some upper classmen can advise me if I should buy I would appreciate it.
Hi Guys!
Didn't find this little subforum until just now...I too am a very excited member of the AMC Class of 2009! Moving to Albany from Boston, so I'm a bit concerned about whether Albany will be any fun also. I'm going with the "rationalization" theory--NYC and Boston are within 3 hours if we really get desperate, and a city without major distractions is probably the best thing in terms of productivity...and budget!
I also was stressed out about the apt hunting...really wanted to get it taken care of, so it was one less thing to be concerned about come August. The AMC students I talked to recommended using the AMC STudent Office list, since most of those listings are in the better neighborhoods...and they also mentioned that living alone was the preferred choice, since conflicts can easily arise due to high stress, diff. study habits, cleanliness, visitors, etc. So after 2 day trips to Albany, I found a great 1 BR 5 min. from campus--and I'm very excited about it!
For those coming to AMC from far away, I'd definitely recommend the building--email me if you want details. Also, a word of caution: because there are so many students in Albany, a lot of the housing near AMC was not in great shape--porches falling down, crooked steps, etc...so make sure to see as many places as possible when you visit, since some on your list may turn out to be subpar!
See you in August!
Hi all,
Congrats on your acceptances! I am a current third year, wasting some time and was just looking at your thread. I noticed a lot of people looking for housing, and wanted to let people know that I have a room in my house available for rent. I purchased a house my first year, and my roommate just moved out. I have one other guy from AMC living there. Since I will be starting my 4th year soon, I will away for most of the year (about 6-7 months of it, on and off), and would like to rent out the master bedroom, which has plenty of space (plus a great nook for studying). The rent includes full use of the house and laundry. Parking is on the street, but there is plenty of it, and there is a secure area next to the house for vacation parking and snow emergencies (if you aren't familiar with snow emergencies, just wait till you get to Albany!). The house is about 4 blocks from the school, which equates to a 10-15 minute walk. Besides that, there is a porch good for sunday studying with a beer, and a backyward with a hammock. The rent is $375/month plus utilities. If you have any questions, my name is Craig, and you can email me at [email protected]. Also, if you have any specific AMC or Albany questions, feel free to contact me as well. Good luck!
I am starting my third year and am looking for a roommate for a two bedroom apartment. It is literally a three minute walk from apartment to first and second year classrooms. I have been living alone, but now that I will be spending a lot of time on the floors and away, I thought it'd be nice to have a roommate to help with costs. I'm also more than willing to offer any advice or resources that I currently have. Let me know if still looking for place!
I am a fourth year at Albany Med and I just wanted to say congratulations and welcome to all of you. You have so many great experiences ahead of you, and this is a great place to be. Good luck!
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