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Friday, November 18, 2011
- OWS Marks 2 Months with Protests, March on Brooklyn Bridge
- 73 Arrested in Occupy L.A. Protests
- Occupy Encampment Dismantled at UC Berkeley
- Scores Arrested in Occupy Protests Nationwide
- Census: Nearly 1 in 3 U.S. Children Live in Poverty
- DHS to Review Deportations of Undocumented Immigrants
- Chu Defends Solyndra Aid in Congressional Testimony
- Obama Rejected EPA Smog Standards After Intense Lobbying
- Storm Kills 6 in Southeast U.S.
- Clinton to Visit Burma; Aung San Suu Kyi to Run for Parliament
- Tens of Thousands Rally in Egypt Against Military Rulers
- Kenya Seeks U.S. Military Help for Somalia Operation
- Thousands Continue to Protest Austerity in Greece
- Brazil Probes Chevron over Major Oil Spill Near Rio de Janeiro
- Court OKs Challenge to Lifting of California Gay Marriage Ban
- Justice Dept. Probes Miami Police over Lethal Shootings
- National Press Club Suspends Journalist After Questioning of Saudi Prince
Occupy Wall Street Draws Massive Turnout in NYC and Across the Nation to Mark 2-Month Milestone
The Occupy Wall Street movement entered its third month Thursday with protests against the economic system in dozens of cities across the country. Reports estimated some 300 people were arrested nationwide, with the majority of the arrests taking place in New York City when protesters attempted to shut down the New York Stock Exchange. "We effectively shut down Wall Street this morning. We did it with our stories, with our bodies, with our hearts," says one of the organizers of the action. Democracy Now! reporter Ryan Devereaux filed this report. [includes rush transcript]
Hip-Hop Legend Russell Simmons, Member of the 1%, on Why He Supports the 99% and OWS
Two months ago, legendary hip-hop entrepreneur Russell Simmons was one of the first high-profile public supporters to come to the Occupy Wall Street encampment at Zuccotti Park in Lower Manhattan. Thursday morning, he was there again to speak to Democracy Now! host Amy Goodman. "We don't want Wall Street to control our future, and that's why we're on Wall Street. And what we'd like is for the people to control their future," Simmons said, describing the constitutional amendment he is supporting that would ban private donations for U.S. politicians running for federal office. "We want to believe that the politicians are making decisions on the part of the people who elected them. And that's what's the flaw, fundamental flaw, in our democracy." [includes rush transcript]
New York City Students Join OWS Day of Action with Union Square Rally, March
Among the many Occupy protests throughout New York City yesterday was a rally that attracted more than a thousand students to Union Square, a public park with a long history of political demonstrations. During a march out of the park, hundreds of people thronged into the street and attempted to occupy a New School building. We speak with a New York University student participating in the march and a New School professor who has incorporated the Occupy movement into his curriculum as "a prism through which to view a lot of broader social issues this semester." We also talk to The Nation correspondent John Nichols, who says, "I don't think that a year ago anybody would have predicted that on a cold, rainy day in November 2011 you would have thousands and thousands of young people out on the streets in New York City and in cities across the country. Something has changed." [includes rush transcript]
SEIU President, Union Leaders Arrested in OWS Brooklyn Bridge Protest Demanding Job Creation
Thursday's protest marking the Occupy movement's second month anniversary coincided with an event planned months earlier by unions and others. Marches were held on bridges across the country to draw attention to how federal funding to fix ailing infrastructure in the country could put unemployed people back to work. Protesters blocked bridges in Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, St. Louis, Houston, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Hartford and Portland. Democracy Now! producer Renée Feltz reports that in New York City, labor leaders were arrested trying to block the entrance to the Brooklyn Bridge, including SEIU president Mary Kay Henry. "We think there's an economic emergency in this country that can be fixed, and millions of people can go back to work in good jobs," Henry says. [includes rush transcript]
NYC Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez Detained in Zuccotti Raid, Urges Mass Involvement in OWS
One of the factors that fueled Thursday's huge march on the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City was the dramatic surprise police raid on Zuccotti Park earlier in the week. Among those arrested in the raid was New York City Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez. He was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest and then held in a police van alone for two hours. Rodriguez's arrest came just a week after he helped organized an 11-mile march from the his district in the Manhattan neighborhood of Washington Heights, a largely immigrant community, to Occupy Wall Street. He describes his ordeal in police custody and why the experience has only emboldened him to continue his involvement with the Occupy movement. "We wanted to bring more black and Latino participants to that movement, because we believe that this movement is not only for the college students, this movement is not only for the unemployed, it's for the working class, it's for the middle class," Rodriguez says. "A block before I was arrested, there was a large number of demonstrators, and I saw a potential conflict that could happen. And what I did, I moved to the east side of Broadway, where there was not any demonstrations going on, any rally. It was when I walked to the next block, two blocks before the park—I believe it was two blocks... That's where I was stopped. I said, 'I'm Councilman Rodriguez. I'd like to keep going, walking to the park.' I was pushed back, and I was thrown on the floor. A police officer came from the middle of the street. He jumped on top of me." [includes rush transcript]
Projectionists Light Up New York City Buildings, and Protesters' Spirits, with Occupy-Themed Display
As tens of thousands marched in a seemingly endless sea of people last night in downtown New York City, large words in light appeared projected onto several downtown buildings. We spoke with two of the projectionists who made it happen as they stood in the streets. "Sometimes you've just got to claim the spaces available," says Taylor K. "We can put our message, communicate with our people, right on a canvas that we've been given, which happens to be City Hall." [includes rush transcript]
The Revolution Will Be Live-Streamed: Global Revolution TV, the Occupy Movement's Video Hub
For the past two months, a website called Global Revolution TV has become the main video hub for the Occupy Wall Street movement. Featuring live video feeds from New York and dozens of other cities hosting Occupy protests, the site has transformed how protests are covered and observed. When OWS protesters hold a general assembly in Zuccotti Park, the gathering is usually live-streamed across the world. When police raided the park early on Tuesday, it was caught on live stream, as well. We speak to one of the site's co-founders, Vlad Teichberg. He is a former derivatives trader who gave up a life in the financial world to work on video activism. "This project started officially with the beginning of the New York occupation, although similar versions of this project have been done in the past for other actions and revolts," Teichberg says. "People think of Occupy Wall Street as like an American revolution. It has its roots, though, in the Arab Spring. Obviously it inspired a lot of things. And it has very direct roots in the Spanish revolution." [includes rush transcript]
Occupy Oakland Protester Pancho Ramos Stierle Faces Deportation After Arrest While Meditating
The arrest of a high-profile undocumented protester has brought immigration issues to the forefront of the movement. In California on Monday, Francisco "Pancho" Ramos Stierle was seized while meditating at Oscar Grant Plaza during an early morning raid on the Occupy Oakland encampment. Rather than being released on bail, Pancho was turned over to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody under the Secure Communities program, which shares arrest information from local jails with federal immigration agents. Thousands of his supporters launched a campaign for his release, which included a Change.org petition that attracted 6,600 signatures in just 24 hours. Thursday morning, Pancho was finally released from ICE custody. Pancho joins us from Berkeley, California. "Every time the people ask me, 'Where are you from?' I say, 'Well, I'm from planet earth.' 'And where's your citizenship?' 'Well, I'm a citizen of the world.' So that created a little bit more time, but... they have the fingerprints," he says. "So, at the end of the day, this is what's happening. Instead of using these resources for building more clinics, for fixing those bridges, for getting more schools, for having meaningful livelihood, we're using those resources—some people in the 1 percent are using those resources to harass peaceful people, to harass nonviolent people, to harass people who are looking for creating communities in harmony." [includes rush transcript]
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The Definitive Guide to All 15 Burrito Styles Available in the United States
This past week, I hosted ESPN's burrito correspondent, Anna Maria Barry Jester of the company's FiveThirtyEight data-mining site. We ate at Athenian Burgers #3 in Buena Park, which is a competitor in FiveThirtyEight's epic Burrito Bracket competition that seeks to find the greatest burrito in America by facing off Yelp stats versus actual critics.
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Anna Maria loved her Athenian Polish sausage breakfast burrito, although I worry about it advancing, given it's facing off against the legendary Manny's El Tepeyac AND Al and Bea's. She told me about her burrito adventures so far, from the Deep South to Santa Fe to Ventura and beyond. And as she recounted one cylindrical god (or imposter) after another, it got me thinking of all the different burrito styles in America. While you may think you know them all, you'd be surprised at the amount of burrito diversity in this country, from the Mexican hamburger of Denver to burritos in El Paso that function more as tacos, to the monstrosities of Taco Bell, austerity of a bean-and-cheese, and more. So, without further ado, in no particular order of deliciousness...
Bean-and-Cheese Burrito
Photo by The Mexican Del Taco's magnificent bean-and-cheese
The first burrito to spread across the United States, and still stocked by all the pioneer fast-food chains, from Taco Bell to Del Taco to TacoTime and more. Beans, cheese, and a light sauce--so deviously simple, and now usually found only at fast-food chains and the homes of Mexicans, because more popular nowadays are monstrosities.
Juarez Burrito
Photo by The Mexican El Paso burrito--notice how tiny it is, compartively speaking
The best name I could think of for the burritos of northwest Mexico and El Paso: small, simple things usually stuffed with a guisado (a stew) and nothing more--no guac, no cheese, no nada. Usually folded so that two flaps stick out of the side, as opposed to getting completely wrapped into a tight tube. Severely underrated.
Pocho Burrito
Photo by Professor Salt Burrito from El Toro Bravo
The best name I could think of for the burritos of a previous generation of Southern Californians: the ones in big tortillas with your choice of meat, rice, and beans. The burritos I grew up eating, the kind you'll get if you enter a taquería in Southern California. No sour cream, no veggies--just the meat, beans and rice. And, yes, insufferable hipsters: rice. The only people who think rice doesn't belong in a burrito are people who didn't grow up with burritos from birth.
Mission Burrito
Photo by The Mexican El Castillito in San Francisco: Home to my favorite burrito of all time
San Francisco's gift to the world, a gargantuan beast where most everything goes inside a massive flour tortilla, then the results get wrapped in foil. Key to the Mission style is the preparation: down the assembly line. Style copied wholesale by Chipotle, which most of the U.S. still doesn't know.
Carne Asada Burrito
Carne asada burrito with a taquito in it--another San Diego creation
Somehow, San Diego has claimed what's really just a meat burrito with guacamole, salsa and cheese into their own creation, and unique. Um, okay...much better to claim is, of course...
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Images: Cameron Cartiere and the chART Collective, seed paper bee, (detail) laser-cut handmade paper, seeds, birch plywood, 2015 jasna guy, not by chance alone, installation view of work in progress, (detail), printmaking ink on silk gampi tissue, beeswax, 2015
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Family Sunday
Sunday, November 22
1:00 4:00 pm
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Game On! Board Game Night for Adults
Thursday, November 26
6:00 8:45 pm
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Thursday, December 10
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Art at Work: Art Symposium
Kickstart Your Art Career
Sunday, January 31, 2016
10am - 5pm
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At the Richmond Art Gallery you will see remarkable Canadian and International art that explores ideas relevant to the world today. Our public events, activities and school art programs help you discover their meaning in real life. It's free, it's fascinating, and it's close at hand.
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Richmond Art Gallery print editions
The Richmond Art Gallery is delighted to announce that two leading Canadian artists, Greg Girard and Evan Lee, have produced limited edition prints to benefit the Gallery.
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LAS CRUCES >> Thomas Whatley, a Las Cruces Realtor, is the 2014 recipient of the Realtors Association of New Mexico's Peggy Comeau Leadership Award.
Whatley received this award during ceremonies at the RANM Annual Conference and New Mexico Housing Summit Aug. 21.
The RANM Peggy Comeau Leadership Award was established in honor of former RANM Executive Vice President Peggy Comeau. It is given to a member who has never served as RANM President or been honored as RANM Realtor of the Year, to recognize his/her loyalty and selfless contributions to the Realtors Association of New Mexico.
Whatley earned his New Mexico real estate license in 2006 and three short years later joined RANM's Legislative Committee. He has been a RANM volunteer ever since. RANM's Legislative, Bylaws, and Issues Advocacy Fund Committees, as well as RANM's RPAC-NM Trustees, have benefited from Whatley's leadership. Tom has served three terms as RPAC-NM Chair and has been a Sterling R RPAC investor for the last four years.
Groves promoted to sports editor at Sun-News
LAS CRUCES >> After seven years covering everything from high school sports to New Mexico State University athletics, Jason Groves was recently promoted to the position of Sports Editor of the Las Cruces Sun-News.
Las Cruces Sun-News sports fans represent a passionate fan base for both high school and NMSU athletics, as well as boxing and community sports. Groves looks forward to continuing working with the community and providing the quality content online and in print that Las Cruces has become accustomed to.
Sun-News sports readers can expect the same quality coverage with some new additions in the near future.
Gibbs takes on Sun-News business editor position
LAS CRUCES >> Jason Gibbs, a 20-year veteran of journalism in New Mexico and Texas, has been appointed as the business editor for the Las Cruces Sun-News.
Gibbs, 44, has been with the Sun-News for more than eight years and covered several news beats before becoming the online editor six years ago. He has served as interim business editor since the departure of former business editor Brook Stockberger.
"Business in Las Cruces is booming and it is a welcome challenge to return to covering the day-to-day news in our community," Gibbs said. "I've been welcomed by our local business leaders and look forward to covering our growing economy."
Gibbs has instituted a new feature where guest columnists from state and local chambers of commerce contribute to the conversation about New Mexico's economy. He also joins in a radio discussion on business issues at 7:50 a.m. Mondays on KRWG FM radio with Edmundo Resendez.


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GRALL Off Campus
Professor Irina Dubinina presented her recent study at the Second International Heritage/Community Languages Conference in Los Angeles on March 6-8, 2014. The name of the paper that was presented upon during the event is "Can Heritage Speakers Tell A Story? Word Order Patterns in Heritage Russian" (co-author Oksana Laleko, SUNY New Platz).
Past Events
Below you will find information on past GRALL-wide events. To see past program-specific events, please visit the appropriate program's event page:
German | Russian | Chinese | Japanese
GRALL Open House
Thursday, September 3, 2015, 2 - 4 p.m.
Shapiro Campus Center (SCC) Atrium
Stop by our department-wide Open House for food and conversation with representatives from the GRALL programs. All students, both new and returning, are encouraged to attend. International treats will be served!
Spring 2015 Events
Brandeis International Video Competition 2015
Thursday, April 16, 2015, 5 - 7 p.m.
Shiffman 002
Students, faculty and staff were invited to watch the finalists for the coveted Brandeis International Video Competition Best Picture Award. GRALL participants included students from Chinese 20b, German 20b, Japanese 20b, and Russian 20b.
This event was sponsored by the Foreign Language Oversight Committee (FLOC) and the Office of the Dean of Arts and Sciences.
"Fame and Fortune: On Writing a New Life of Tchaikovsky," featuring Philip Ross Bullock
Tuesday, January 13, 2015, 4 p.m.
Mandel Reading Room
Mandel Center for the Humanities, Room 303
Philip Ross Bullock is Professor of Russian Literature and Music at the University of Oxford and a Fellow of Wadham College. He is the author of a number of books and articles on various aspects of nineteenth- and twentieth-century Russian literature and music, and is currently completing a short critical life of Tchaikovsky to be published by Reaktion in 2015.
Fall 2014 Events
IEW Mega Language Lunch
Tuesday, November 11, 2014, 12 p.m.
Sherman Function Hall
The following GRALL language programs/courses participated in the Mega Language Lunch during International Education Week:
- Chinese
- German
- Hindi
- Japanese
- Korean
- Russian
For details, please see the International Education Week schedule.
"The Other Stories in Anna Karenina: A Translator's Perspective," featuring Rosamund Bartlett
Monday, November 3, 2014, 2 p.m.
Mandel Reading Room
Mandel Center for the Humanities, Room 303
This talk explored the translation history of Anna Karenina, and the particular role played by Constance Garnett and Louise and Aylmer Maude in establishing Tolstoy's reputation in the English-speaking world.
Rosamund Bartlett is a writer, scholar, translator and lecturer. She is the author of Tolstoy: A Russian Life and translator of Anna Karenina. She has also written a biography of Chekhov and published two volumes of his short stories. She has lectured on Russian literature, music and cultural history at universities and public institutions around the world, and has a particular interest in the comparative history of European Modernism, opera, and the intersection between politics, history and the arts.
This event was sponsored by GRALL and the European Cultural Studies program.
Conference: The Many Dimensions of Herbert Marcuse
Wednesday, October 1, 2014 and Thursday, October 2, 2014
Rapaporte Treasure Hall, Goldfarb Library
This two-day conference explored the critical theory of Herbert Marcuse. Conference participants included GRALL faculty Stephen Dowden, Professor of German, and Eugene Sheppard, Associate Professor of Modern Jewish History and Thought. The event was co-sponsored by GRALL. For details, please visit The Many Dimensions of Herbert Marcuse website.
GRALL Open House
Tuesday, September 2, 2014, 12 - 2 p.m.
Shiffman Humanities Center Lawn
New and returning students came to the department-wide Open House for food and conversation with representatives from the GRALL programs (German Studies, Russian Studies, Chinese Language, and Japanese Language). Each program shared international desserts, and faculty and students played interactive games and constructed origami in front of Shiffman.
To see pictures from the event, please visit our GRALL Open House 2014 page.
Orientation Academic Fair
Tuesday, August 26, 2014, 11:45 a.m. - 1:45 p.m.
Farber Library
New students stopped by the GRALL programs' tables at the Academic Fair to connect with faculty and students and to learn about course offerings, the majors/minors, cultural events on campus, and more.
Spring 2014 Events
International Video Competition 2014
Thursday, April 10, 2014, 5 p.m.
Shiffman 002
The International Video Competition started at Brandeis in 2013 at the initiative of the Foreign Language Oversight Committee. The competition's goal is to increase motivation to learn foreign languages at Brandeis, to energize the language programs, and to create a community of language learners among beginning students of all languages. Students of any level-20 language courses may participate in the competition by sending one video to represent their language program. The video must be entirely in the target language and address language and cultural topics covered during the first year of language study at Brandeis. In 2014, nine languages participated in the Competition. Stay tuned for information on the 2015 competition!
Spring 2014 GRALL Submissions:
GERMAN 20B Video Entry (1st Place)
Student contributors: Yanique Seac, Nate Britten and Fei Xu
Instructor: Kathrin Seidl-Gómez
RUSSIAN 20B Video Entry
Student contributors: Sam Gorelik, Alexandra Johnson and A.P.
Instructor: Irina Dubinina
CHINESE 20B Video Entry
Student contributors: Brad Burns, Richard Prou, Robin Trantham and Iris Wang
Instructors: Jian Wei, Li Yang, Jin Yin
JAPANESE 20B Video Entry (2nd Place)
Student contributors: Christina Capshaw, Jessica Lu, Austin Luor, and Jianshuo Qiu
Instructor: Hisae Fujiwara


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Cardinals TE King says offensive line is not far off
The Arizona Cardinals led the NFL in sacks allowed in 2012 with a total of 58.
That's not good.
The team's much-maligned offensive line suffered a rash of injuries as well as ineffectiveness, and it led to the team struggling in both the running and passing games.
As such, conventional wisdom says the Cardinals should address the shortcomings via the NFL Draft, perhaps even with their first round pick.
Cardinals tight end Jeff King, though, thinks the solution to the woes on the offensive line may already be on the roster.
"I don't think our offensive line is as far off as people think with the emergence of Nate Potter and Bobby Massie," he said while co-hosting Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf Wednesday.
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Each had varying levels of success, with Massie making notable improvement as the season wore on.
"If you go back and look at the way Bobby Massie played against Chris Long the first time we played St. Louis at St. Louis on that Thursday night, and then we played them a couple weeks later here in Arizona, two different players," King said. "He grew so much and had so much thrown at him through 16 games against some really good players that you can't help but to get better."
King said he believes Massie will turn out to be a good player, but his highest praise may have been for Potter.
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Gross was selected by the Carolina Panthers with the eighth pick in the 2003 NFL Draft. He's a two-time Pro Bowler and was a teammate of King's for five seasons.
"Just about the way that he's a technician and the way he goes about it," King said of the similarities. "Obviously he's got a lot of growing to do, a lot of growing to do."
Given that, should the Cardinals look to April's draft as a way to fix the line?
"In my opinion, no," King said. "Just by watching those guys play, the improvement that I saw, knowing how they prepared," he said.
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June 28, 2015
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I was in town visiting someone so I wasn't there for sightseeing (which was good). The location was convenient and the price was good.
Toilet wasn't working well, industrial area, breakfast was coffee and small costco danish (the only choice), had to sign several things to verify that it was me.
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January 13, 2015
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The room was dirty, hair all over the pillows, scared to touch any thing. Crack motel frim hell
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October 14, 2014
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October 14, 2014
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Bed had bed bugs, was bitten over 25 times in a single night. Carpet disgusting as well.
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October 3, 2014
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It was close to getting food, it had a nice TV. It had a nice microwave and refrigarator
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It needed new carpet and better chairs and table
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September 16, 2014
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room was unclean and manager not friendly to resolve problem
the maintenance and repair of room very poor.
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August 8, 2014
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July 30, 2014
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It has a very large bathroom and is a short drive from the beach.
I had trouble connecting to the internet.
Good hotel if you are on a budget and you do not plan on being in the room very much.
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The location was great.
Yes. They did follow the order for the room. We were given a full size bed in a room that was full of smoke. No king bed and no none smoking room. The bed was so hard it was like sleeping on the floor.
We will never book with them, ever again.
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April 29, 2014
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Nothing. It was awful.
There was pubic hairs on the towels and stains on the bed and the manager was awful.
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|Interest Rate
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|Processing Fees
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|Prepayment Charges
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Self Employed:
4% of the principal outstanding after repayment of 6 EMIs
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|Duplicate Statement Charge
|Rs 250/- plus taxes per event
|Cheque / ECS / SI Swapping Charges
|Rs 500/- plus taxes per event
|Duplicate No Dues Certificate
|Rs 250/- plus taxes per event
|Duplicate Amortization Schedule Charge
|Rs 250/- plus taxes per event
|Loan Re-Booking / Rescheduling Charges
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10 out of 21 (47%) reviewers recommend this product
Review by NITISHA UMESH SALUNKHE, Nov | 2015
my salary account with induslnd bank i required personal loan from induslnd bank kindly advice
Review by Raghav, Sep | 2015
The worst ever process to close the loan had to nearly visit all the branches in Bangalore to get the details, customer support is useless dont expect any response from them.
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Review by sadhasivam, May | 2015
i want personnel loan for my house interior work kindly do needful help
Review by J VENKATA KRISHNA, May | 2015
I have applied for the personal loan last week and there is no response from any of the executives concerned,submitted my documents and i was assured of the approval as my cibil score is seven seventy four,surprisingly i was told that physical verification was negative,I myself attended the verification call at home and my office HR also reciprocated the same.I would like to ask the bank authorities to intervene immediately and do the needful,as your Third party team is not reliable by any mean.
Review by Siddharth Misra, Apr | 2015
This has been the worst bank to deal with and the representatives have no ownership on behalf of the bank Stay away from Indusind Personal Loans process and you will have less bother in your life
Review by Siddharth Misra, Apr | 2015
This has been the worst bank to deal with and the representatives have no ownership on behalf of the bank Stay away from Indusind Personal Loans process and you will have less bother in your life
Review by Boopathi, Mar | 2015
Worst service
Review by Ashutosh Singh, Mar | 2015
I will not recommend to any body they are not allowing part payment and the worst part is no phone banking support for personal loan user if you need any information you need to send email and they never respond you have nothing just to hit your head against wall to get simple information Complete avoid
Review by pappu tiwari, Mar | 2015
required personal loan
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Review by MB, Dec | 2014
I will ever never recommend any one to have loan in Indusind Bank. I personally had experience and the way they service. Please do check processing and interest fee clearly before signing the agreement.
Review by NITIN RATHOD, Nov | 2014
At Ahmedabad Gujarat have minimum net monthly criteria decrease because of market not provide that type of minimum salary
Review by Yogesh Kumar, Nov | 2014
I have got worst experience with this bank among my experience with all banks. I have applied for personal loan and it is approve two weeks ago but no amount credited yet. When I called the representative every time he said you got your amount tomorrow. The worst scene is the refused to give me my loan ref. no and also didn't tell me the branch address.
Review by Arrun Sharma, Oct | 2014
Very Very bad experience with your Loan Processing department
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The team even don'nt know what documents are required and after disperssing loan amount in your account there is no proof and they don'nt know even the their own bank policies
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MLB Offseason 2012
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Not a vendetta. Science tells us that the mishandling in no way would affect the high concentrate of PED's found in the urine. Everybody knows that Braun got off on a technicality. Instead of dealing with it, Braun effectively shit all over some middle class lab technician and tried to make him look like the bad guy. PED's don't really bother me that much in general but it seems like Braun should have just known he got lucky on this one and kept his mouth shut.
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Citing revenue concerns, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson officials have elected to close the Eagleglen Golf Course -- one of three on base -- for this year's season, despite opposition from local golf enthusiasts.
In a Monday statement, JBER commander Col. Brian Duffy says the decision came after discussions with local players -- who make up two-thirds of the military courses' players, according to a base study -- as well as the state's congressional delegation.
Word of the course's possible closure had been making the rounds in Anchorage's golf community since at least February, when Alaska Golf Association executive director Jeff Barnhart said its $50 fee for civilians made it a steady revenue stream for the base. JBER confirmed in March the possibility of one course closing on base, without mentioning which one it might be.
JBER has said the golf program ran at a $2.2 million loss to the base's Morale, Welfare and Recreation fund over the last five years, following a 37 percent drop in players over the last decade. Closing Eagleglen comes as part of a broader Air Force cutbacks in recreational facilities, with 19 similar operations closed across the service last year and golf courses in Florida, Nebraska and Kansas closing in recent years.
While locals had recommended options at public meetings on JBER's golf courses ranging from selling old equipment and improving reservation systems to consolidating managerial staff and hiring seasonal workers, base officials say many of those measures were already in effect.
"Unfortunately, the only courses of action which resulted in us generating sufficient business to cover all costs and contribute positively to our MWR fund involved significantly increasing greens fees for our civilian patrons or closing portions of our golf program," Duffy said.
Duffy emphasized that the base would focus on improving services at its Moose Run Golf Course, with repairs to bunkers, tee areas and a bridge all planned. He ruled out both cutting greens fees at Eagleglen, which would require approval from private golf-course owners within a 30-minute commute of the case, as well as raising them to cover costs.
"We are convinced the impact of a significant price increase, to the level required to generate positive cash flow, would result in substantial reductions in patronage, especially when compared with prices at other venues in Anchorage and the Mat-Su Valley," Duffy said.
In a joint statement Monday, Alaska's U.S. senators, Lisa Murkowski and Mark Begich, "expressed disappointment" at JBER's decision.
"I am disappointed that Anchorage is losing a resource that is enjoyed by thousands of Alaskans each year," Murkowski said. "However, I understand that steps needed to be taken to ensure that JBER can continue to provide programs that benefit the moral and readiness of our Servicemen and women and their families."
"I fully sympathize with and agree that the Air Force's first obligation is to its service members and families and it has been a challenge meeting those obligations while subsidizing Eagleglen," Begich said. "I have been incredibly impressed with the support shown by Alaska's golfing community and the innovative proposals offered to keep Eagleglen viable. I am disappointed the military couldn't give those a chance to work, at least for this coming season."
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The third and final of my "social IT" trends, is the need to rethink the IT delivery process by re-imagining the roles of development, QA and operations into something Patrick Debois, arguably the movement's chief evangelist, coined DevOps.
The topic itself has already received a lot of coverage from both my blog and others, a trend that lead Patrick himself to recently tweet, "2011 was the year that vendors finally caught up with DevOps."
Whether you believe that to be true or not, I do believe that 2012 will be the year that IT leaders will realize the competitive advantage conferred on those organizations that are able to successfully adopt the core and peripheral tenets of DevOps, namely;
- allowing the developers to specify and deploy infrastructure "as code" (through API calls and meta data) in much the same way they request other resources such as memory (using malloc calls in C for example)
- adoption of a continuous deployment model that encourages regular, incremental releases of code changes that are frequently integrated back into a working core/trunk
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- the automation of all of the above
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Abrams: Expect To Cry
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Despite what they say about the "message" of Roddenberry's optimism being in this film, I don't get the vibe the story ends well.
Yeah, I get the impression we're in for a cliffhanger ending.
Someone (I think it was Pine) said a while ago in an interview that had no idea how Star Trek was supposed to continue after the end of STID, or at least it was something to that effect. But he said he was sure that the writers would think of something.
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Enforcement work
The Commission can enter into a formal agreement with a person who it believes has committed an unlawful act. This will involve putting in place an action plan. In many instances an agreement will be entered into as an alternative to taking other formal enforcement action. Agreements can be entered into even where there has been no formal investigation. Entering into an action plan is not taken as an admission that there has been an unlawful act.
Alternatively, the Commission may suspend an investigation on the basis of a section 23 agreement - and will not investigate or issue an unlawful act notice, provided that the other party undertakes not to commit an unlawful act and takes specified actions.
Once the agreement and action plan is in place the Commission will keep in regular contact and require the organisation to report regularly on progress. During the monitoring phase of an agreement, we frequently build a close working relationship with the organisation in question, generating considerable cooperation and goodwill, and leading in some cases to those organisations becoming champions of best practice in equality and advocates for the work of the Commission.
However, if there is a failure to comply with an undertaking in the agreement or we think that compliance is unlikely, the Commission can take further action through the courts.
We have used these effectively at low resource cost to the Commission to:
- ensure changes are made to policies, practices, premises across a whole sector
- highlight best practice
- effect improvements for thousands of employees, customers and service users.
As well as those we have formalised under s23 (which can be enforced through the Courts) we reach a significant number of less formal agreements annually.
Increasingly, s23 agreements have confidentiality clauses which mean the Commission cannot publicise either their existence or their content.
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NHS Tayside
The Commission signed a formal agreement with NHS Tayside to ensure that in future they will meet their duty under the Equality Act 2010 to ensure all deaf patients have their communication needs met when accessing NHS Tayside's services.
The agreement comes after Sally Doering, a deaf woman, spent six days in Perth Royal Infirmary in 2013, without any access to a sign language interpreter despite repeated requests for one to be provided.
Hinckley and Bosworth Council
The Commission welcomed the steps Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council have put in place to create a stronger safety net to protect disabled people from hate crime following the tragic death of Fiona Pilkington and her severely disabled daughter seven years ago.
An inquest into the deaths two years later found community safety failings on behalf of various responsible authorities in whose area the family lived. The local authority accepted their failings and entered into a formal agreement with the Equality and Human Rights Commission to overhaul their policies and procedures with a view to eliminating disability related harassment and promoting positive attitudes towards disabled people.
The agreement terms included the appointment of an independent auditor with expertise in hate crime to assess in relation to the case what Hinckley and Bosworth needed to do to improve community safety.
Following a report and an action plan a major initiative to emerge was the creation of a 'safer town centre' scheme. This provides places where people in vulnerable situations can turn if they are being victimised or harassed. Hinckley and Bosworth are also working to promote better understanding and awareness of hate crime in the community.
The Council acknowledges that more needs to be done, especially in terms of stepping up their engagement with groups of people with learning disabilities. There are also several areas where follow-up work is continuing in partnerships with Leicestershire Police and Leicestershire County Council as recommended by the Commission's Disability Hate Inquiry.
Done Brothers (Cash Betting) Ltd trading as Betfred
Done Brothers (Cash Betting) Ltd trading as Betfred is a large UK Employer with over 7,000 staff in disparate nationwide locations.
In April 2014 Betfred signed up to a s.23 Agreement with the Commission following a finding by an Employment Tribunal in one particular case in 2013, that the organisation had failed to take reasonable steps to prevent the sexual orientation harassment and subsequent victimisation of an employee.
As a result of the Agreement Betfred have undertaken a full review of management practice in handling grievances and disciplinary proceedings; the retail Senior Management team have participated in Equality and Diversity training and attended a bullying and harassment webinar; specific diversity training has been rolled out throughout its organisation and it has conducted classroom or webinar training for all recruiters on recruitment practices, including the use of their new structured interview and shortlisting process. To further raise awareness of rights and responsibilities under the Equality Act 2010, and to help evaluate their progress, they have also introduced the 'area team audit'. These audits are completed across all shops and are very extensive, covering retail standards, responsible gambling compliance, and security, in addition to Equality and Diversity.
In their final report Betfred thanked the EHRC for the assistance given in helping them to raise the level of awareness and understanding of this important subject within the company. It maintains that the actions it has taken and measures put in place so far, under EHRC's guidance, has helped create an environment where the principles of Equality and Diversity are promoted. It strongly believes that the further steps it will take in the future will enable the organisation to achieve and maintain consistency across its entire Retail Estate.
Sports Direct
Sportsdirect.com Retail Limited entered into a formal agreement with the Commission. The retailer pledged to improve its services for disabled customers, thoroughly assessing its stores in Britain and to give all staff training to better understand the needs of disabled shoppers.
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An end and a beginning for Herald's presses
Sunday's paper was the final daily edition printed at The Herald's offices at 1213 California Ave.
Herald Photographer Nick Adams was there early Sunday morning as the final edition rolled off the Goss Metroliner presses installed in 1993, one of a succession of presses that have printed the paper since The Herald's first issue was published on Feb. 11, 1901. The Herald continues its record of never having missed a publication day since.
Among the press employees that Adams talked to was foreman Joe Norton, who has worked in newspaper pressrooms for 35 years, the last 10 at The Herald.
It was heartbreaking to watch the final papers come off the presses on which he had worked for a decade, Norton said.
"The newspaper has always been an avenue for me to get my news. I am proud to produce a good copy," Norton says in a video that Adams produced.
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October 16, 2013 (12-2pm EST)
7. Stormwater Trading – Markets or Mayhem?:
"When Donald Duck traded his wings for arms, was he trading up or trading down?"
–Doug Coupland
Learn about the various dimensions of pollutant trading programs, different perspectives on nutrient trading, and opportunities for public/private cooperation to invest in restoration and stormwater management. Based on the information that you learn in this webcast, we hope you will weigh in on whether pollutant trading programs constitute "markets or mayhem."
Speakers for this webcast are:
- David Foster, Riverkeeper and Environmental Economist for the Chester River Association; Chair of the EPA Chesapeake Bay Program Trading and Offsets Work Group Office (Chestertown, MD)
- Daniel T. Nees, Senior Research, University of Maryland, (College Park, MD)
- Alisa Valderrama, Senior Project Finance Attorney, Center for Market Innovation Program, Natural Resources Defense Council (New York, NY)
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The Mysterious Silt Influx of Hawkins Cove...
Zombie Invasion! When plants attack...
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of Runoff Rundown CLICK HERE!
Facts and Myths about Maryland's "Rain Tax"
How much do you know about the stormwater fees and how they help protect our watersheds? Read the article and then check out our white paper:
The Value of Stormwater Fees in Maryland.
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Two versions of the Watershed Treatment Model (WTM) released to help users estimate benefits from a wide range of stormwater runoff and pollutant removal practices. Download your FREE COPY of the WTM and User's guide.
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- Center Staff Published in Sustain- A Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Issues
- May 2015 Watershed Science Bulletin Available
- Center Awarded an Innovative Nutrient and Sediment Reduction Grant
- Clean Water Certification & Workforce Development
- Center receives EPA funding to restore Proctor Creek Watershed in Atlanta
- How to "credit" trees for runoff and pollutant load reduction
- Onancock parking lot soaks up rain for a cleaner creek