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The rapid spread of technology and its delivery through mobile devices has produced a lively debate as to whether this is beneficial or not to our ability to think deeply. There are those, like Nicholas Carr, who worry that Google is "making us stupid," while others, Clay Shirky of NYU comes to mind, who note that technology always changes us, its users, but quite often for the better. Perhaps the one thing that most agree on is that technology use is getting in the way of our students' ability to think, reflect, and focus deeply. As Carr put it, "Once I was a scuba diver in the sea of words. Now I zip along the surface like a guy on a Jet Ski." This workshop will focus on pedagogies that we can use to slow our students down, enabling them to look closely, listen attentively, and think deeply. Its purpose is not to critique or attack their hyper-connected skills – for they will prove useful to them in the future – but to insure that these are paired with an ability to reflect and consider deeply. It is designed for faculty in all areas of the curriculum and will include some background information, hands-on activities, and discussion.
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C.S.U. Pueblo now has the largest renewable energy installation of any university in Colorado.
Governor Ritter made sure he was on hand to help dedicate the project.
B.P. Solar, Black Hills Energy and C.S.U. Pueblo recently teamed up to install a solar-electric power system on the university campus.
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My 4 months old son struggles to poop. his mom is breastfeeding him.
sometimes my baby poops 4 times a day, other times, it took him 3 days and we end with a glycerine suppository
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It's rare that an exclusively breastfed baby has difficulty passing bowel movements. However, the range of normal pooping for a BF'd baby can range from multiple times per day to just once a week (my neighbor's daughter did this, but that 7th day resulted in a LOT of poop!). If it seems abnormal for your son, talk to your pediatrician, and they can check to see if he's truly getting backed up. If so, diet adjustments for mom may do the trick (common culprits include dairy). If he's just started solids, rice cereal can cause constipation in some babies. Good luck!posted 10/23/2011 by CT_mom
In my case I was eating spicy foods which caused baby to struggle with his bowel movements, once i eliminated them from my diet, it improved. I still bf & he's 7 months now and appears his dgestive system has matured & he can handle it so now back to eating my spicy foods :)posted 11/03/2011 by lindonino
It's normal for a breastfed baby to go up to a week without pooping. It can be a sign of a food sensitivity, as mentioned, or of a growth spurt. As long as there are lots of wet diapers in between, it's nothing to worry about, and certainly not something your son needs a suppository for - too many of those, and he'll become dependent on them for bowel movements.posted 11/09/2011 by Titanius Englesmith
My son went a week before pooping once, the dr said it was fine!posted 11/02/2011 by hms86
Actually that's quite normal for a baby who is breast fed! Mom can up her intake of prune juice to help baby but will also 'help' her too!posted 11/01/2011 by jamielee79
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A Genealogical Memoir of the Chase Family of Chesham, Bucks, in England
And of Hampton and Newbury in New England, With Notices of Some of Their Descendants
by George B. Chase
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The following brief memoir of the Chase Family was written for the Heraldic Magazine, at the request of the Editor, and is found in the number for October, 1868. CJLxA. -At the request of several of the descendants of the family living in New England, it is now reprinted. It was not the writers intention to prepare at this time any extended account, from the materials at his command, of the history of the family in England or America. The present memoir embraces all of general interest to the descendants of the founders of Hampton and Newbury. It gives the pedigree of the fiimily in several branches from the early part of the sixteenth century to the present time, and the arms which, in accordance with the rules of Heraldry, the lineal descendants of Thomas and Aquila Chase have the right to claim. Boston, Februart 1, 1869.
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|Glacier Peak
Date Climbed: Aug 23, 2015
|Great hike along the North Fork Sauk River to White Pass and then on to the base of the White Chuck Glacier where we camped. Awesome weather, albeit a bit smoky, the entire time on the mountain. Summited the next day and enjoyed over an hour on the top. The views were slightly obscured with all of the smoke in the air but still awesome. Camped out again at the base of the White Chuck Glacier before hitting the trail early the next morning. From White Pass on the hike out made the side trip to Indian Head Peak, the other P2K in the area.
|Posted Nov 11, 2015 8:17 pm
|One of my best trips all time
Date Climbed: Sep 6, 2012
|Amazing trip!!
|Posted Oct 30, 2015 12:16 pm
|Deep in the Heart
Date Climbed: Aug 6, 2015
|Sauk trail to Shelter first day, then over the passes to camp in first basin below Whitechuck. Rained like crazy that night so we proceeded up another 1,000' in white-out conditions on our third day. Summited on 4th day via glaciers gerdine and cool, etc. One long day out. W Garbear.
|Posted Aug 12, 2015 12:57 pm
|Glacier Peak
Date Climbed: Jul 9, 2015
|North Fork Sauk Trail 649. Gerdine/Cool Glacier Route. Slightly crevassed at Gap so we roped for a short distance. Could do without crampons but we used them on the way up. Summited in the clouds so no view from the top but it was beautiful on the way up. Camped 3 nights but will stay longer next time because it's so nice. Will do it again.
|Posted Jul 20, 2015 9:49 am
|G-C route
Date Climbed: May 23, 2015
|climbed the "standard" route from car to car. Never doing that again...
Views from summit was one of the best in the Cascades.
|Posted May 24, 2015 6:48 pm
|Re: G-C route
|Hey Endo. I'm about to climb the standard route, going through White Pass to Glacier Gap. Any suggestions? Why wouldn't you do it again?
Would really appreciate any insight before our trip in about 2 weeks.
Thanks for your help!
|Posted Jun 10, 2015 6:36 pm
|middle of nowwhere
Date Climbed: Jul 15, 2014
|took our time, 5 day backpack from sauk river trail head. beautiful place,decent weather and man this peak is buried in the cascades!
|Posted Jul 20, 2014 9:26 pm
Date Climbed: Jul 17, 2014
|12h car-to-car from North Sauk trailhead via the standard Gerdine/Cool route. Glacier gear and even crampons are overkill for this long but scenic route. Trip report.
|Posted Jul 19, 2014 1:49 pm
|Gerdine/Cool Glaciers
Date Climbed: Aug 31, 2013
|Last WA Volcano, finally!
|Posted Jun 8, 2014 11:05 am
Date Climbed: Jul 4, 2013
|What a gorgeous trek..I stayed at glacier gap and made a slushy summit trek in morning. Go early! Spent two hours napping on a sunny summit though! :)
|Posted Jul 12, 2013 3:57 pm
Date Climbed: Oct 6, 2012
|Climbed in four days via Disappointment Peak Cleaver scramble. Took two days for the approach. One day for the climb from camp at Glacier Gap. One day to go back to the car. Crampons were necessary to descend one of the snowfields past Glacier Gap. The views were very nice. I ate some huckleberries on the hike back to the pass. The weather was ideal. Very clear skies and warm temperatures.
|Posted Oct 8, 2012 2:17 am
|Glacier gap
|Short trip from the gap. Great place to watch the sun go down.
|Posted Sep 19, 2012 9:05 pm
|Glacier Peak
Date Climbed: Jun 27, 1992
|Did this one as a Mountaineer climb via the Kennedy Glacier.
|Posted Sep 17, 2012 9:44 pm
|Gerdine/Cool Route
Date Climbed: Sep 7, 2012
|Climbed with Dennis P.. Excellent weather. Had a great high camp at 7000 near the outlet of the basin west of Glacier Gap. I think EastKing passed by our camp. Some crevasses along route. Boot path crossed right over some. Saw a runner on Saturday who said he completed the roundtrip in about 13 hours!
|Posted Sep 10, 2012 9:28 pm
|Sun, Sun, Sun, some snow, and Summit
Date Climbed: Aug 18, 2012
|Hottest weekend of the year in W WA, got to spend it above tree-line and on the snow climbing this beast. Long hike in, gorgeous vistas and open/green slopes, and a walk-up trip to the summit. Went up via the Gerdine Ridge/Cool Glacier route, with the entrance to the Cool starting to really open up, couple more weeks of warm and it would be a real challenge to cross. Great climb, one to remember. (Oh and F-18s buzzed the mountain daily on the trip, really cool to see).
|Posted Aug 20, 2012 12:44 pm
|Jesus Malverde
|Via Gerdine Ridge/Glacier>Upper Cool Glacier
Date Climbed: Aug 14, 2012
|S.Stephenson/B.Bongiovanni were right: get in there and climb this thing - an absolutely gorgeous area....Yikes! Only three left in Smoot's volcano book. Getting closer...Kriegsgefahr Zustand Tahomita!
|Posted Aug 17, 2012 10:57 pm
|Vic Hanson
|August 2012 glaciers - 1
Date Climbed: Aug 8, 2012
|I joined my mountain mentor Smiley again this year for a climbing blitz in Washington and Oregon, great time on Glacier Peak, used ice axe but no crampons or rope. We scrambled up the rocky ridge to Disappointment Peak on the way up and came down Cool Glacier. Camped below Glacier Saddle the first night, returned back to the car after the summit on day 2. Perfect weather, nice snow conditions.
|Posted Aug 16, 2012 7:57 pm
|The Beautiful and Long Climb
Date Climbed: Aug 4, 2012
|Being from Wenatchee, we decided to approch the mountain via the Little Wenatchee/Meander Meadows trail head. Lots of overgrowth on the trail up to the beginning of the meadow.
It was 15-16 miles to our base camp at the lower portion of the White Chuck Glacier. An early morning start had us at the base of the long snow field, below the Cool Glacier by 8AM. Warm temps and clear nights had keep the snow soft, allowing for optional use of crampons. The snow bridge at the top of the Cool Glacier was still in shape enough allow for easy passage. We reached the final hill and melted water at the base. Afterwards, we did find that water was still melting and available at the base of the last snow field, approx 300 feet below the summit. We reach the summit at 11:30AM and stayed there almost an hour to enjoy possible the best day of summer. The views were spectacular, the temps close to 65, and the wind almost totally absent.
It was 3 1/2 hours down to base camp, and 2 more to our final camp, close to the White Mountain trail junction. 5 1/2 more hours of fast treking out the next day, and lunch at the 59er Dinner.. Lots of smiles, some bumps and bruises, and a lasting memory of a great climb.
|Posted Aug 8, 2012 3:27 pm
|Perfect conditions for a GP climb!
Date Climbed: Jul 28, 2012
|The N. Fork Sauk River road opened up last weekend, so we wasted no time getting out there for a summit bid. We arrived at the TH late on Friday night, and only hiked for a half hour before setting up camp. On Sat, we headed all the way to the summit, and then crashed just above Glacier Gap. Out the next day, with beautiful weather the whole time. A great outing!
|Posted Jul 30, 2012 2:02 am
|South Ridge
Date Climbed: Jul 14, 2012
|~ 40 miles, 7 mile N. Fork Sauk road still closed although in perfect condition. Day 1 hike to White Pass (15 miles), Day 2 start at 5:40 am, made it to summit and back to camp about 4:30 pm, descended down to Mackinaw Shelter for Whiskey and a fire. Day 3 hike back ~ 12 miles to car, out by 2:30 p.m.
Chased off of summit by lightning storm that took all day to materialize in the east, made it back round trip from glacier gap in 5.5 hours
|Posted Jul 20, 2012 2:16 pm


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Cisco Toolapalooza, Cisco's very own annual tradeshow is happening again, and this year ActiveState is attending. Every year, Cisco invites vendors working with Cisco to attend, exhibit, present to Cisco employees and network with other Cisco vendors. The event brings together internal and external software testing and software development tool vendors and professionals for two days of tradeshow and presentations. The event will take place April 20-21st at the Cisco Campus in San Jose. ActiveState will be exhibiting and presenting on the topic of "ActiveTcl 8.5 & 8.6: Leveraging new Features for Cisco ATS." The presentation will center around an overview of Tcl 8.5 and a preview of Tcl 8.6, and an in-depth review of features of Tcl 8.5, and how these features benefit Cisco in its extensive use of enterprise-ready ActiveTcl. Both Jeff Hobbs, Director of Engineering, and Angie Hirata, Director Sales & Marketing will be attending so if you are in the San Jose area and would like to schedule a meeting with them, please let us know. Stay tuned for a recap of the event and the presentation slides from the event in an upcoming blog post! ActiveState is proud to be a Cisco vendor and we look forward to presenting at Toolapalooza.
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Monday, August 1. 2005
Catalina Channel, by Marcia Cleveland
As many of you know, in August Ill be swimming the 21-mile stretch from Catalina Island to Long Beach, California, just south of LA proper. In the Open Water community, this swim is commonly referred to as Catalina Channel.
If everything goes as planned, on the evening of Monday August 1st, well leave the dock in Long Beach around 7pm and boat over to Catalina Island. From there, we will enter the water and swim from the island to Point Vicente Lighthouse in Rancho Palos Verdes, just northwest of Long Beach and just south of LAX and Redondo Beach. Our swim will start around 12 midnight on Tuesday August 2nd and should take between 10 and 12 hours. (We will use the next day, Tues/Wed, as our back-up day.) Three of us will be swimming together from the same boat: David Blanke from Austin, Texas, Liz Fry from Westport, Connecticut, and yours truly, Marcia Cleveland from Winnetka, Illinois; all of us have swum the English Channel. We have agreed to stay together throughout the entire swim and will arrive on California terra firma together.
Kayaker extraordinaire, Richard Clifford will be with us the whole way, as he has been on oh-so-many swims, and we will have at least 2 other kayakers in the water at all times, along with our escort boat. Every 30 minutes or so, well stop for 30 seconds to one minute and have something to drink (a sports drink) and eat (sports gel), and to communicate with our kayakers. Otherwise, its pretty much straight freestyle (crawl) swimming the whole way, wearing the standard Channel Rules outfit: suit, cap, and goggles. The water temperature for this swim should be about 65F, but there is a potential for drop at the end, when you least need it.
On Wednesday July 27th, I will leave from Chicago and drive to San Diego, CA with my mother, Carolyn, and my two children, Julia and Sam. We should be arriving in San Diego on Saturday July 30th. Mark will join us after the swim, on Friday August 5th, and my mom will fly home to Connecticut on Saturday. Our family will then return to Chicago, via the Grand Canyon, Mesa Verde, Colorado Springs, etc. We should arrive home around August 15th.
My build-up plan has worked well, so far. Most swimmers talk about their training in terms of yardage, either weekly or daily, and I am no different. Last fall, I was swimming about 15-20,000 yards a week. (There are 1,760 yards in a mile.) During January and February, I increased this yardage to 20-25,000 yards a week. In March/April, my weekly yardage total was 25-30,000 yards a week. In the May/June phase, I swam 30-35,000 yards/week, and continued this schedule during the first three weeks of July. Only this week have I swum a little less, in order to rest. This plan has made the yardage increases more feasible, both mentally and physically. I also do stretching and core exercises several times a week, plus a weight lifting program twice a week.
On a weekly basis, until school let out in early June, I would make my heavy swim days Monday through Thursday but it depended on our familys schedule (Marks travel for work and the kids activities.) When I could, after dropping Julia and Sam at school, I would swum 6000 to 7000 yards by myself at a health club two to three mornings a week, followed immediately by weight lifting. Then when I needed to, I swam more in the evenings at Northwestern University with our masters team, NASA.
Since school let out, my time isnt my own anymore so much of my swimming is done before the kids wake up, and on the weekend mornings, but Im able to maintain my yardage goal. Since Lake Michigan has warmed up to over 55F consistently, about 3-4 mornings a week I swim at Tower Beach in Winnetka for about an hour with my training partner, Blair Johnson. On Saturday mornings, I go to Ohio Street Beach in Chicago for longer (2+ hour) swims. A few times a week, I swim with NASA in the evenings. Over the past month, weve had the garden-variety of lake conditions, ranging from completely flat and still to 5 foot rolling seas. All of this is good practice.
My body and particularly my shoulders have been miraculously feeling fine and I try to build in a weekly rest day. Am I tired? Yes, absolutely, and especially more tired on some days than others. This training is a lot different on my 40/41-year old, mother-of-two body than on the 29/30-year old, happy-go-lucky machine that I was 11 years ago. (The latter refers to my English Channel training days when I was swimming 45,000 yards per week for almost a year.)
Coupled with all this training is the fact that we have done some major renovating on our house this year. Were getting to the end of it but it certainly has had its moments. But there is only one way to view all the furniture lifting and rearranging: its simply supplemental weight training!
Im really looking forward to this Catalina swim, and to all that lies
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Misoprostol for Abortion
|Generic Name
|Brand Name
How It Works
- Softens and opens (dilates) the cervix.
- Causes uterine contractions.
- Starts (induces) labor.
Why It Is Used
Misoprostol is a prostaglandin medicine used to terminate a pregnancy by starting labor. It is more effective when used in combination with methotrexate or mifepristone than when used alone. This is an unlabeled use of misoprostol.
Misoprostol is also used to prevent stomach ulcers (labeled use) and for induction of labor for childbirth (unlabeled use).
Misoprostol may also be used to:
- Complete a spontaneous missed abortion (incomplete miscarriage).
- Start labor in second-trimester abortions.
- Start labor in third-trimester abortions. Third-trimester abortions are not done unless the fetus has died or has severe medical problems and will not survive.
- Dilate the cervix 3 to 4 hours before a surgical abortion procedure.
- Soften the cervix for induction of labor.
- Soften the cervix for special gynecologic tests.
How Well It Works
Misoprostol used alone may terminate a pregnancy. But it is more often used with other medicines, such as mifepristone or methotrexate, in first-trimester abortions.
Misoprostol alone, moistened and used vaginally, is effective in over 90 out of 100 cases in terminating first-trimester pregnancies of less than 8 weeks.1
Misoprostol can be given orally, buccally (dissolved between the gums and cheek), or vaginally. Misoprostol is slightly more effective when taken vaginally than when taken by mouth.1 But many doctors are only giving misoprostol by mouth because of reports of a rare, fatal infection that affected a few women after using vaginal misoprostol. Some studies have shown that taking misoprostol buccally works as well as when it is given vaginally or orally.2, 3
Side Effects
This method of abortion causes symptoms similar to a miscarriage (such as severe cramping and vaginal bleeding) as tissue and clots pass from the uterus. Symptoms may include:
- Nausea.
- Vomiting.
- Diarrhea.
- Headache.
- Dizziness.
- Chills or hot flushes (sweating and feeling overly hot).
- Shivering.
- Fatigue.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has reported that a few women have died from a severe infection (sepsis) after having an abortion using mifepristone and vaginal misoprostol.4 Signs of serious infection include weakness, nausea, and diarrhea with or without belly pain. This rare infection may not cause a fever. Call your doctor or go to the hospital if you have any of these signs of a serious infection after having a medical abortion.
Signs of complications
Call your doctor immediately if you have any of these symptoms after an abortion:
- Severe bleeding. Both medical and surgical
abortions usually cause bleeding that is different from a normal menstrual
period. Severe bleeding can mean:
- Passing clots that are bigger than a golf ball, lasting 2 or more hours.
- Soaking more than 2 large pads in an hour, for 2 hours in a row.
- Bleeding heavily for 12 hours in a row.
- Signs of infection in your whole body, such as headache, muscle aches, dizziness, or a general feeling of illness. Severe infection is possible without fever.
- Severe pain in the belly that is not relieved by pain medicine, rest, or heat
- Hot flushes or a fever of 100.4°F (38°C) or higher that lasts longer than 4 hours
- Vomiting lasting more than 4 to 6 hours
- Sudden belly swelling or rapid heart rate
- Vaginal discharge that has increased in amount or smells bad
- Pain, swelling, or redness in the genital area
Call your doctor for an appointment if you have had any of these symptoms after a recent abortion:
- Bleeding (not spotting) for longer than 2 weeks
- New, unexplained symptoms that may be caused by medicines used in your treatment
- No menstrual period within 6 weeks after the procedure
- Signs and symptoms of depression. Hormonal changes after a pregnancy can cause depression that requires treatment.
See Drug Reference for a full list of side effects. (Drug Reference is not available in all systems.)
What To Think About
Choosing a medical or surgical procedure for an abortion will depend on your past health, how many weeks pregnant you are, what options are available where you live, and your personal preferences.
Misoprostol is not used in women who have an allergy to misoprostol or other prostaglandins.
Misoprostol can cause fetal abnormalities, so a follow-up surgical abortion will be done if the medical abortion did not work.
The use of misoprostol for medical abortion is an unlabeled use. Misoprostol is approved (labeled) for preventing and treating stomach ulcers in people taking nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) on a long-term schedule.
Misoprostol does not have any known drug interactions.
Unlike other prostaglandins, misoprostol does not increase the risk of a heart attack or bronchospasm.
Complete the new medication information form (PDF)(What is a PDF document?) to help you understand this medication.
- American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (2005, reaffirmed 2009). Medical management of abortion. ACOG Practice Bulletin No. 67. Obstetrics and Gynecology, 106(4): 871–882.
- Middleton T, et al. (2005). Randomized trial of mifepristone and buccal or vaginal misoprostol for abortion through 56 days of last menstrual period. Contraception, 72(5): 328–332.
- Winikoff B, et al. (2008). Two distinct oral routes of misoprostol in mifepristone medical abortion: A randomized controlled trial. Obstetrics and Gynecology, 112(6): 1303–1310.
- U.S. Food and Drug Administration (2006). Public health advisory: Sepsis and medical abortion with mifepristone (Mifeprex). Available online: http://www.fda.gov/Drugs/DrugSafety/PublicHealthAdvisories/ucm051298.htm.
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Suggestions for first names that go with the middle name Walter
My dad passed away in May 2012, and his name is Walter, my husband and I have decided to make his middle name Walter in honor of my dad. My husband is Mexican so it would be nice if some of the suggestions were hispanic, but it is deffinately not a must. My other son's name is Jason Alexander, so I dont want a name that starts with J or rhymes with any of those names. I know im picky and probably already getting on your nerves just reading this haha. but thank you sooo much in advance for ANY help that is provided.
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Love Gov on Stossel: "Let's Break Up with Government"
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Television personality John Stossel (host of Stossel on Fox Business) featured our new satirical, YouTube video seriesLove Gov: "From First Date to Mandate" on September 25th, 2015.
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When pioneering television journalist John Stossel joined ABC-TV's "20/20" in 1981, his peers and an admiring public hailed him as a crusading consumer reporter. His hard-hitting, in-your-face exposes of con artists and corporate liars and crooks won him 19 Emmys and an avid following. But, could the use of government power and the Nanny State be the biggest scam of all?
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John Stossel, author of Give Me a Break. is co-anchor of ABC's "20/20." He also hosts ABC's "John Stossel Specials" for ABC television and radio, and ABCNews.com. In addition to having received 19 Emmy Awards, he has been honored five times for excellence in consumer reporting by the National Press Club. Among his other awards are the George Polk Award for Outstanding Local Reporting and the George Foster Peabody Award.
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I'm putting together a bike from an Specialized Allez e5 frame, and, as the frame is all black, I'd like to put in a groupset that's also black, so I'm thinking to go with an SRAM; specifically, an Apex (lowest in the line), however, now I'm having second thoughts as to whether I should pony up for a more expensive one in terms of functional quality (eg. the quality of the brakes).
I've seen builds on this 2013 frame are typically being done with the SRAM Red (top of the line), but since the main purpose of the bike will be daily commuting and all those components will be uninsured, I'm not sure if the expense (for a more expensive group) would be justifiable in terms of me getting more reliable-efficient braking/much nicer gear shifting etc.
Practical issues mostly is what I'm concerned with (not thinking of weight shelving as main priority).
I had some Tektro (stock) brakes in a mtb last year and almost ended up under the wheels a Ford truck with them once (changed them MINUTES later for some Shimano ones, and it was night/day difference), so I want good and reliable mechanics this time. Still it'd be good not to break the bank, specially if it's just for saving a small amount of grams.
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You may apply for the Ohio Safe Room Rebate Program online at https://ohiosharpp.ema.state.oh.us/SafeRoom2014/ . Applying ensures you will be considered for the program, but does not guarantee that you will receive a rebate.
The program will use a random selection process to select names so that everyone who registers will have an equal chance to be selected. For that reason, the order of registration does not improve the odds of being selected. Only one person may apply per physical house address. Applications must be received by the Ohio Emergency Management Agency (Ohio EMA) prior to 5:00 p.m. on April 18, 2014. Once the application has been submitted, you must contact the Ohio EMA Mitigation Branch to make changes to the application.
The randomly selected homeowners will be notified on or after April 22, 2014. You will be notified if you are selected for the rebate via the email address indicated in your application. Please be sure to use an email address that you check regularly. You may also log in to your account at any time to check the status.
If your application is selected, you will have 30 days to confirm that you still wish to participate in the Ohio Safe Room Rebate Program. You may choose not to participate at this time, but still be eligible for future selection.
You will be withdrawn from the Ohio Safe Room Rebate Program if a signed Confirmation of Homeowner Interest form is not received by Ohio EMA within 30 days (May 23, 2014) of your selection.
The primary participants list will be selected for safe room funding with alternate participants selected to be placed in the primary list if applicants choose not to participate or are determined to be ineligible. The alternate participants will be moved into the primary participant list in order of selection.
Once you have confirmed your participation, you will be required to attend a 1 hour participant briefing. The briefing will cover program rules and provide an additional opportunity to have questions answered.
Following the final participant briefing you will have 30 days to make a final decision on the type of safe room you are proposing to install. The safe room type selections are: below ground interior, below ground exterior, above ground interior or above ground exterior. You will be withdrawn from the program if the final decision on safe room type is not made within the 30 days after the final participant briefing. NO CHANGE to your safe room type can be made after this 30 day deadline.
Following the participant briefing and your safe room type selection, you will be issued a notice to proceed. You will have until June 1, 2015 to install the safe room on your property. It is the homeowners' responsibility to hire a qualified contractor/company to install/construct a safe room that meets or exceeds FEMA Publication 320 and/or FEMA Publication 361 specifications.
Once you have received your Notice to Proceed you will have 60 days to submit a safe room plan (engineered drawings), a copy of your local building permit, and a copy of your zoning permit (if applicable) to Ohio EMA. You will be withdrawn from the program if a safe room plan and copy of your permit(s) is not received by Ohio EMA within 60 days after the receipt of your Notice to Proceed.
In order to receive the rebate, all documentation below must be submitted to Ohio EMA by July 1, 2015. In order to receive your rebate, you must submit a certificate of installation signed by a contractor verifying that your safe room meets or exceeds FEMA Publication 320 and/or FEMA Publication 361 specifications. An inspection may be required to verify safe room installation/construction on the property. The homeowner must also submit documentation required to verify cost and payment. Required documentation to process your rebate includes but may not be limited to:
You cannot receive a rebate before the safe room is installed/constructed. The rebate is only available as a partial reimbursement after construction is completed and you have submitted the required documentation verifying that your safe room meets or exceeds FEMA Publication 320 and/or FEMA Publication 361 specifications. The Ohio Safe Room Rebate Program cannot reimburse for safe rooms constructed prior to the homeowner application being approved by FEMA and Ohio EMA has advised the property owner to proceed with construction/installation.
Any type of safe room is eligible for the rebate, as long as it meets or exceeds the specifications set forth in FEMA Publication 320 and/or FEMA Publication 361. The safe room must meet criteria in FEMA Publication 320 and/or FEMA Publication 361, and meet the ICC 500 Standard for the Design and construction of Storm Shelters. In addition, the Residential Building Code of Ohio requires compliance with ICC 500 and a building permit to be issued by any local certified residential building department. If there is no local certified residential building department in your jurisdiction, additional arrangements will be made to have the installation/construction of your safe room inspected by the Ohio Board of Building Standards for compliance with FEMA 320 and/or FEMA 361.
The safe room may be installed in a new or existing home and must be sized for the maximum number of people that could reasonably occupy a residence. The rule commonly applied is two occupants per bedroom. FEMA guidance states a minimum safe room size of three square feet per person, with additional space needed for handicapped occupants. The example minimum safe room size for a typical house would be as follows: 2 occupants x 3 bedrooms x 3 square feet per occupant = 18 square feet minimum. The maximum safe room size will vary with each specific safe room type. Wherever the safe room is installed, it must be readily accessible to all occupants.
To be eligible, your community must have a current, approved and adopted Local Hazard Mitigation Plan on file with Ohio EMA. Your safe room application will be automatically withdrawn from consideration if your community does not have a current FEMA approved Local Hazard Mitigation Plan at the time Ohio EMA submits the primary and alternate participant lists to FEMA.
To be eligible, the safe room must be installed on property owned by the applicant, and that property must be the applicant's primary residence.
If you own two or more homes, you may only register for a safe room rebate for your primary residence.
Apartment complexes, duplexes, and other multi-family residences are not eligible for this rebate, as they are considered businesses. This safe room rebate program is for single-family homes only.
Community or neighborhood safe rooms are not eligible for this rebate. However, they are eligible for grant programs administered by the Ohio Emergency Management Agency Mitigation Branch. Please contact the Ohio Emergency Management Agency Mitigation Branch for further details.
If you live in a mobile home, you must own both the mobile home and the land it is located on to be eligible for the rebate.
If you live in a rented house you are not eligible for this rebate. Only single-family residential homeowners are eligible to receive the rebate for their primary residence.
If you have already installed a safe room, or are having it installed now, that safe room is not eligible for this rebate. Previously installed safe rooms are not eligible.
The retrofit or repair of an existing safe room to meet FEMA specifications is not eligible for this rebate program. However, you may be eligible for a new safe room.
If your home is in a floodplain and you have flood insurance, you may be eligible for the rebate. You would not be eligible for a below ground safe room, but you may be eligible for an above ground safe room. However, other agencies must first approve your specific situation. You may be required to provide more information if your application is randomly selected.
If you live on historic property, or in a historic district you may be eligible for the rebate. However, other agencies must first approve your specific situation. You may be required to provide more information if your application is randomly selected.
If your home was destroyed in a tornado and you plan to rebuild your home in a different location than your previous home you are eligible for this rebate, as long as you are building in Ohio. The home will need to be your primary residence and all other eligibility criteria must be satisfied.
If your home was destroyed in Ohio and you are rebuilding your home out of state you are not eligible for this rebate.
You may not build or install the safe room yourself. The 25% homeowner contribution must be in the form of payment to the safe room builder/installer.
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Beyond Black Friday: Local Deals App
If the thought of Black Friday shopping scares the bejesus out of you, there's good news. Signpost, the local community-powered deal site, just announced the launch of its free iPhone app. An extension of its member-driven site (which launched earlier this year), this new app will clue you in while you're out—whether it's a steep clothing discount from your favorite boutique or a dinner special from a trendy local restaurant that would make for the perfect post-shopping date.
Watering Holes for the Hungry: Our Favorite Bars with Bites
We've spent a lot of time thinking about the dual nature of bars and restaurants in SF. Obviously, restaurants with great cocktail, wine, and beer programs abound in the city, but on a busy night, dedicated drinkers can usually forget about snagging a table to drink first and eat second-- with people waiting, most restaurants won't allow lingering, especially if food isn't a priority. On the flip side, it's easy to darken the door of a beloved bar all night, but when it comes time for some ballast, drinkers are usually sent out in search of that late-night slice or burrito. With that in mind, here's our list of a few places where barflies can both drink to their heart's content, with no restrictions on seating, and snag a bite without having to leave. Have a favorite we missed?


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SCOPE:The Head Purchaser is able to provide guidance & support to the Junior Purchaser/Buying team. Able to estimate and organize time and parts required for jobs. Assures I.S.O. (quality control) standards are met. May review drawings and schematics for accuracy. Works with other departments to effectively supervise workers and distribute work load to maximize productivity.
DESCRIPTION:Estimates and organizes time and parts required for jobsAssures quality control standards are met; may review drawings and schematics for accuracyWorks with Production Manager to effectively supervise workers and distribute work load to maximize productivity.Establishes and maintains vendor product database files.Establishes and monitors project purchasing plan.Provides recommendations to Product Manager with respect to Purchasing policies, strategies and pricing.Work with Project Manager to establish a Build Of Material for all work orders (service and manufacturing)Work hand in hand with Shop Supervisors reporting status on all parts and material inquiries.Assist with invoicing and quotations to Customers as per management requests.Assist in population of Project BOM's with procurement details as required from relevant Req. forms submitted.Procurement and materials management for technical drawing packages or schematics released.Ensure material or component conforms to specifications outlined by drawing or requisition form.Assure that proper monitoring and maintenance of the purchasing system is a priority and is being followed by purchasing personnel.Ensure that purchasing personnel is doing a proper follow up on outstanding PO's and long lead items, and that it is being reported.Monitor and structure purchasing department to help control overall operating costs.Establish new suppliers to expand resource networks.Oversee conflict resolution with vendors when quality issues arise.Be available on call after hours and on weekends for support if needed.
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The Reading List 2013 (ALA RUSA)
Established in 2007 by the CODES section of Reference and User Services Association (RUSA, a division of the American Library Association), The Reading List seeks to highlight outstanding genre fiction that merit special attention by general adult readers and the librarians who work with them.
The 2013 List in 8 categories. What sets this list apart from all the other awards is the short listed honor titles, and the thoughtful readalikes.
Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn
It's her fifth wedding anniversary: where's Amy? Assumptions are dangerous in this chilling psychological thriller. The dark and twisty plot, unbearable levels of tension, and merciless pacing will rivet readers.
The Rook by Daniel O'Malley
When Myfanwy wakes up with no memory, surrounded by corpses, she must immediately impersonate herself in order to unravel the conspiracy at the heart of a secret supernatural intelligence agency. This offbeat debut combines the fast pacing and suspense of a thriller with the gritty, detailed world-building of urban fantasy.
Historical Fiction
Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel
Ambitious royal advisor Thomas Cromwell is at the pinnacle of his power and uses it to subtly engineer the downfall of his enemies, including the Queen, Anne Boleyn, and her inner circle. This intricately plotted character study presents a fresh perspective on the ever popular Tudor Court.
The Ritual by Adam Nevill
In the remote forests of Sweden, the friendship between four men disintegrates when they wander off the hiking trail and find themselves stalked by an unseen and increasingly violent menace. "Blair Witch" meets black metal in this dark and suspenseful horror novel.
The Gods of Gotham by Lyndsay Faye
The discovery of a mass grave of child prostitutes spurs "copper star" Timothy Wilde to hunt a killer through the seamy underbelly of 1840s New York City. Colorful period slang enlivens this carefully researched story about the dawn of modern policing.
Firelight by Kristen Callihan
Bartered as a bride to the masked nobleman Benjamin Archer, Miranda Ellis – a woman with a supernatural secret – becomes his only defender when he is accused of a series of murders. This is a dark and smoldering Victorian paranormal where love redeems two complex and damaged characters.
Science Fiction
Caliban's War by James S. A. Corey
One wants control; one wants vindication; one wants his daughter back; and one wants revenge (and maybe a new suit). The shifting points of view of these four distinctive characters, an electrifying pace, and the threat of an evolving alien protomolecule propel readers through this grand space adventure.
Women's Fiction
The Care and Handling of Roses with Thorns by Margaret Dilloway
Galilee Garner's carefully managed routine of teaching, rose breeding, and kidney dialysis is disrupted when her teenage niece moves in. Readers will root for the growth of this prickly character as she discovers the importance of cultivating human connections.


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Former Rocklin business owner to serve 28 months in prison for tax fraud
A former Rocklin business owner was sentenced to 28 months in prison for failing to pay more than $1 million in taxes. William Roseberry, 59, previously of Rocklin, was sentenced Tuesday by Senior United States District Judge Lawrence K. Karlton to 28 months in prison for evading and failing to remit over $1 million in taxes to the Internal Revenue Service. As part of the sentence, Roseberry was also ordered to pay restitution to the Internal Revenue Service in the amount of $1,040,500.36. The defendant, who the court characterized at sentencing as being a "scofflaw," had previously entered a guilty plea to willfully attempting to evade or defeat taxes on Sept. 29, 2009. According to court documents, Roseberry owned and operated a drywall business in Rocklin, as a sole proprietorship, under the name of Western Wallboard and/or Bustos Drywall between October 2003 and September 2006. During this time period, Roseberry evaded or failed to remit more than $1 million in employment and income taxes owed to the Internal Revenue Service in connection with the 350-plus employees of the drywall business. Roseberry falsely reported to the Internal Revenue Service that the total wages paid to employees by the drywall business were approximately $229,972.42, and that the total amount of Social Security taxes and Medicare taxes due thereon were approximately $35,185.78, when, in fact, the total wages subject to taxation were the approximate sum of $5,638,917.93. The corresponding taxes owed were $862,754.44. In addition, Roseberry collected income taxes from employees in the approximate amount of $236,379, but did not remit the same to the Internal Revenue Service. This case was the result of an extensive investigation by the Internal Revenue Service-Criminal Investigations, as well as the U.S. Attorney's Office. Assistant United States Attorney S. Robert Tice-Raskin prosecuted the case. ~Staff report


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I have a bad cough when I lay down at night, what can I safely take at 6 weeks?
The cough almost seems like it has moved into my chest. I just worry about what I can and cannot take at my stage in pregnancy...no doctor is open today.
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I had same problem. My doctor gave me a codeine syrup to take before bed. It's only short term. The only time docs worry about codeine use is if it's forthe entire pregnancy in high amounts where baby could be addicted if mom is. But this is totally different. I stopped taking it when I got better.posted 12/28/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
the only thing that you can take is Tylenol without speaking to a doctor another thing that you can also do is call a pharmacy and ask a pharmacist what can you do to help you with that cough but you don't want to risk drinking anything else but Tylenolposted 12/09/2011 by gladysvillegas46
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Fort Carson soldier from Thornton killed in aircraft accident in Kandahar Province, Afghanistan
Pfc. Jacob H. Wykstra was 21-years-old
FORT CARSON, Colo. - A Fort Carson soldier has died following an aircraft accident in Kandahar Province, Afghanistan.
Post officials Friday identified the solider killed as 21-year-old Pfc. Jacob H. Wykstra, of Thornton, Colorado. Details of the aircraft accident Wednesday were not immediately available. The accident remains under investigation.
Wykstra was an infantryman assigned to 1st Battalion, 12th Infantry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division.
Wykstra joined the Army last year and was deployed to Afghanistan in January.
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"Jake was a faithful and loving husband, son, brother and friend. Words cannot express our sorrow at this time. Jake always lit up a room with his smile and goofy sense of humor. Those he served with have said that no matter how difficult the situation, he had the ability to find the humor and good in it. We are proud to have raised a son who was willing to serve his country and fight for freedom and those who couldn't fight for themselves. He was a sweet, perfect husband who loved his wife with all his heart. His piercing blue eyes and contagious smile will be sorely missed. We ask for privacy at this difficult time, and want to express sincere gratitude for all the thoughts and prayers as we celebrate his life."


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Rated 5 out of 5 by Chris56 Short break in Ottawa Very satisfied with this hotel. Our room was on level 24 - extremely quick lifts. Cleanliness of room second to none and all staff helpful and attentive. Breakfast in hotel restaurant excellent!! July 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Robin27 Room upgraded! I stayed at the Westin while visiting Ottawa with my husband. We had requested a corner room with no adjoining door and they were unable to accommodate this request. For our first evening we were placed in a deluxe room, then on the second day of our stay we were upgraded to a Junior Suite. What a delightful surprise, very spacious and comfortable with a decadent bathroom. Our expectations were exceed, and we will definitely be choosing Westin in the future! July 18, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by kps12 Excellent Service I stayed at the Westin for 7 nights on business. I have never had a nicer woman take care of my room! Sadly I do not know her name, but every time we crossed paths she was smiling and asking me how I was doing and telling me to have a wonderful day. The front desk service was excellent. The only complaint was the escalators were not working and our meeting rooms were spread over 3 floors. Getting up and down one floor was a huge pain, but these things happen. July 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by GSS0607 Great service and amenities The staff, service and food was excellent. July 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by tastytraveller Kudos to your staff! The Westin Hotel Ottawa is a beautiful hotel. It's very clean, in a central location in walking distance to major attractions and amenities. Staff were all very cordial and helpful upon arrival, departure and throughout the duration of my stay. i do want to point out one stand out staff member: Napoleon is a fantastic individual to have working at the hotel. In his role at the concierge desk, he was a wealth of information and always eager to help, especially those new to the City. This being my first trip to Ottawa, he went above and beyond to assist me with identifying highlight attractions and sites (thanks for recommending Mosaika!), as well as directions and transportation to and from the hotel. I ran into him several times throughout my stay and he was always very approachable and helpful. Thank you! July 16, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by emil22 service Kathleen L of Service Express was very helpful to us. July 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kasiope This hotel is one of the best hotels I have stayed around the world This hotel as exceeded my expectations on all accounts...comfort, responsiveness of staff, accessibility, overall atmosphere, it is quite excellent! July 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by PeteQ Westin Never Fails to be Great Each and every time I stay at a Westin, I am impressed by the overall experience. From the quality of the amazing beds to the quiet rooms to the incredibly hospitable staff, it is bar none my favourite hotel stay! July 14, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by nomad99 The Ottawa Westin really cared My wife is seriously ill and in a hospital bed at home. She had wanted to go downtown to Ottawa (we live just outside Ottawa) for a break, some shopping at the Rideau Center, to visit the Byward market again and go for some great meals. The Westin and all the staff we met went way beyond expectations in making this getaway possible, wonderful and truly memorable. So many helped us out, but a special thanks goes to the Guest Relations Manager, Cassie Doyle, who made it all happen and so special. July 14, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by ChrisPlusFamily Great Hotel, Great Staff, Great Location My family and I had a greet weekend at the Westin Ottawa. We've been raving about it ever since and plan to go back within the next couple of months. Beautiful hotel, attached to Rideau Centre Shopping Mall. Right in the heart of the city with views of the Parliament Buildings and the Rideau Canal. The Market is a block away...Staff were super friendly from valet to check in, concierge, restaurant etc, We'll be back! July 14, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by jnickname Impressed Again Excellent facilities, prompt and courteous attention from staff, another enjoyable stay all around. July 14, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by LucyHB Enjoyed my stay When ever I am in Ottawa I stay at the downtown Westin, not just because the location is ideal, but the rooms and service are outstanding. Even the Shore - Steak and Seafood restaurant on the lobby level is outstanding. I look forward to my next visit. July 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by sleepmd great hotel perfect place to stay in Ottawa. great location within walking distance to Byward Market, awesome restaurants, connected to Rideau Center. facilities are first rate. one of my favorite places to stay in Ottawa July 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by TorontoRob Great stay I had a great stay. I was in for a 3-day conference and enjoyed my room and the hotel. The bed was very comfortable, and the pillow even better. Special suggestion: get your shoes shined at the hotel. I handed mine in at midnight and they were at my door at 7am. Excellent job for just $7. July 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by mitchl This hotel is positioned well in the city of Ottawa One of the best Westin's ever! July 11, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by cgs1 Excellent housekeeping staff The room we stayed in was very well cleaned every day. July 11, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Iggy First class in every way This was a special vacation for us. We contacted General Manager Mr Meredith in advance to inform him of the purpose of our visit with our teenage son. He was most receptive. We were upgraded to a superb suite for our 3 night stay which allowed privacy to all, our son slept on the comfortable sofa bed in the lounge, and we enjoyed the beautiful king size bed in the separate bedroom. Air conditioning worked well during a warm humid spell. The huge bathroom was one of the best we've ever experienced, the shower was amazing. Plenty of bench space and superb lighting. A surprise gift of champagne delivered to the room with a card signed personally by team member Desiree Clartier was greatly appreciated. The free continental breakfast for Platinum members is more than adequate : porridge, cereals, yoghurts, cold meats, cheese, salad, breads, pastries, fruit and believe it or not - cream brûlée! For breakfast! We did upgrade one morning to the hot breakfast and enjoyed eggs hollandaise. Also paid extra for a decent cafe latte. The Westin Ottawa is ideally located by the Rideau Canal and is a short walk to Parliament House and Byward Market. It is beautifully appointed in all respects. We would not hesitate to return to charming Ottawa and the beautiful Westin Ottawa. July 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by TravelerHfx July 9 Overnight Business Stay The Westin is the first choice hotel for business travel Downtown Ottawa. The location is prime: connected to the Rideau Shopping Centre complex, downtown business and government offices and the best restaraunts and the byward market. The hotel and room are an oasis of calm, well appointed and clean and I am always well-rested after a difficult day. July 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by frannyb First Class all the way Every aspect of our stay at the Westin in Ottawa was exceptional. The rooms were comfortable. The Shoreline restaurant food was fabulous, great steaks and seafood. The location near to entertainment and shopping was convenient; park your car and walk. From the valets on arrival to check out staff, every contact was pleasant and eager service. Well worth spending the extra money on a stay there. July 10, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by infodetective Comfortable beds, great coffee This is an excellent hotel for visiting the sites in downtown Ottawa. It is very close to Parliament Hill and the Byward Market. The beds are very comfortable and the in-room Starbucks coffee is great. The rooms are spacious with good views of Ottawa. July 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Denys64 your hotel experience starts with a warm greeting I must say that you are my favorite hotel in Ottawa. The facility is great and the location beautiful But what makes the difference is your staff. Everytime I arrive and Ivano is working, he always greats me by my name. He must meet hundreds of people but he remembers me. what made it special this time is I came back from a run in my sweats later than usual and Ivano recognized me without my suit. To me, this is a 10/10 service. So please pass on my thanks and big thumbs up to Ivano July 9, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by jnp04 Good Hotel Comfortable hotel with nice ambience. Prices in the breakfast/lunch cafe on the high side but local dining is more easily accessible so not as applicable. Really great convenience to convention centre and local shopping. July 8, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Calvin79 A caring and helpful staff We were extremely impressed with the personalized and caring staff in all areas. They are friendly and ready to respond cheerfully to every question and request. Our favorite staff member was Joe in Audio-Visuals. He was so very helpful in setting up my seminar room for a session - and very, very friendly. July 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Shelagh Wonderful Staff and real dedication to customer! Helpful and charming staff from check in to check out - and a special 'thank you' to room service team who went over and above to ensure we had a lovely evening at the hotel! July 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lindag313 facilites were wonderful for conference we attended Facilities were wonderful for conference we attended July 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jeff2112 Great Hotel! Stayed for a local wedding. Great room, comfy beds, fantastic shower. Shore Club restaurant attached to Hotel is fantastic. No complaints or issues with the Westin at all, fully loved it. July 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mystified The staff was awesome I was especially impressed with JENNY in Housekeeping. She cleaned my room, she responded so readily to my wishes and was kind and very helpful! Bravo, Jenny! July 7, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by BobF13 Amenities Great - some rooms need TLC I stayed on the preferred floors and it was good but a couple of people I was with were in the non preferred floors and they need a little TLC Facilities were very good July 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by RJ51 Comfortable rooms My room was very comfortable. Good beds. Would definitely return. July 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Borch Overall Good Service The Westin Ottawa staff are very knowledgeable and professional in their interactions with guests. We arrived by car and our greeting at the front door was very welcoming and our check in process was efficient, friendly and professional. July 6, 2014


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The Summer Games are sure to bring many celebrities to London from actors, artists and even U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama. But for the next few weeks, the real focus of the world will be on the thousands of Olympians representing their respective countries.
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Arielle Martin, BMX Racing
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Race Imboden, Fencing
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Dagmara Wozniak, Fencing
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Nicholas Long, BMX Racing
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Timothy Morehouse, Fencing
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RCBASTOS Feb 20, 2013 4:00 AM
in response to Jomaski
Jomaski, i'm in the exactely same situation that you repported.
I bought my 4S in the first week of jan/2012. Two weeks from now my wifi just doesn't work.
I face all kind of problems in a randon order with no explanation:
-Sometimes its greyed out
-Sometimes it doesn't recognize any network
-Sometimes it connects but it drops in 10 minutes.
I tried everything i read in the internet....i just can't find a solution.
My phone's wifi started working strangely one month ago when the wifi was always disabled when the phone was locked. I had always to unlock the phone to get the wifi working. I gradually passed from this stage to a complete maze of random wifi problems.
Since i bought my macbook, my first impression o having apple stuff was that it would be a relation of love and hate.
Time goes by and i don't find many reasons to increase the love.
I see many people telling that they have to change the set up of the router but, in my parent's home, for example, there are 5 devices runing others OS and i'm the only one with an iphone and, guess what: The iphone is the only one that don't work. Now...the question: Is it normal to think that, in a place were everything works flawesly but the iphone....the problem is in the poor ROUTER!?!?!? Comme on...give me a break!
In the case of my phone, i just don't know what to do other than wait for the good humor of the device to get working. The 1 year garantie is done and i don't think that it worths going to the apple store(maybe i'll try it as a last shot.... or i'll spill honey on it...).
My conclusion is: If you like technology you should avoid apple.
If i don't get this phone fixed soon its sure that i'll start getting out of the apple box.
whosespoiled Feb 20, 2013 7:13 PM
in response to shaheeriqbal
I am having the same issue. I bought my son and myself an Iphone 4S - my sons WIFI is grayed out and can't even turn it on and mine will only work at work so this is costing us alot of data money. We can't get on the Interenet without using our data now and both of these phones were purchased thru ATT in December. Ridiculus that both phones are messed up and Apple is still selling these with the issues they know they have. My husband has an Iphone as well as his works and it works in our house.
macamatør Feb 24, 2013 9:50 AM
in response to shaheeriqbal
Does anybody know if Apple are answering any of the questions asked in this forum? I was hoping a forum by apple would be of interest of apple to help us customers to find a solution.
We have 3 phones with the WIFI problem. It flickers and are unsteady on all phones. Espesially on my wifes 4s, but also on my doughters 4 and my own 5. Impressing is that my old 3GS is still working perfectly, but this has NOT been upgraded to IOS6.....
Maybe apply could find a solution to downgrade to IOS 5 since that at least worked (i think...)
RCBASTOS Feb 25, 2013 7:17 AM
in response to macamatør
I went to the applestore last saturday, here is the update:
When i started to describe my problem, the attendant made two questions: Is it an Iphone 4S?When did you buy it?
My answer: Yes, this is an Iphone 4S and i bought it 1year and 2 months ago so the warranty is gone. I'm sure that he saw a lot of people with the same problem.
He said that he couldn't do anything to solve my problem since i was out of warranty and he was just a reseller so he could not repair it.
He gave me a card of a friend that runs a shop and could help me. He said that its a problem in the wifi antena. That's what i heard from an apple reseller.
I won't pay anything. I'll stay without wifi waiting for IOS7.
In this meantime, i'll start looking for a new mobile.
fsyed Mar 3, 2013 10:15 PM
in response to RCBASTOS
Hi All,
I had similar issue connecting to wifi with my newly bought IPhone 4s. It was very frustrating to watch my other mobile which is a simple basic mobile of make Samsung is able to connect to wifi where as Iphone did not even bother about looking out for a wifi network unless iam standing by the router. I did all sorts of customizing mentioned here in this forum but in vain. I had it enough and went up to apple for a replacement.
I have got my replacement piece yesterday and its catching wifi signals like lizards catching bugs.
so the conclusion is if your phone is within warranty please do replace it for a new one as i suppose its an hardware issue that came up in a specific batch which Apple did not recall.
jmandrewcarter Mar 18, 2013 12:11 AM
in response to shaheeriqbal
Bought my iphone 1 year and 2 months ago. Tried everything and eventually the hairdryer. After the overheating warning went away it worked immediately and then stopped working as soon as it cooled. It does seem like it could be a bad batch of 4s phones combined with iOS 6 firmware. It could be a firmware bug related to signal timing which may have been modified for the iphone 5 or for some other fix or feature. They might not be able to fix it due to the variance in manufacturing between batches of phones combined with the fact that their releases/fixes are for all their product versions.
Rameshippili Mar 18, 2013 2:19 AM
in response to shaheeriqbal
It's ridiculous, what apple is doing till now...they are not bothering at all. Small basic model mobiles have no problem with WIFI.
My Iphone 4s also have same issue with WIFI. it is grayed out or dim, i could not toggle the on/off button..
i tried all the steps provided in apple support and i got internet...i got no result
Now i am thinking to put it in dustbin and go for Galaxy...
In advance,
Bye bye bye .......Apple
Sergio Mar 25, 2013 8:50 AM
in response to shaheeriqbal
Not again, Apple!
I have the very same situation!
Few weeks ago my iPhone 4s start to suffer from well known problems with Wi-Fi:
- sometimes i can't connect to the Wi-Fi for all day long
- when I finally connect to the wi-fi after gazillion attempts, it works only few minutes and then disconnects!
Why Apple does nothing to fix this issue?
I think, they are very happy to falling profits and market capitalization. Serves them right.
This is my last Apple phone. I'm going for Galaxy or HTX One.
Bye Apple. You were a good company, once upon a time. But not now!
soonerdon Mar 26, 2013 12:26 PM
in response to Sergio
I may be the only IPhone 4s user that had success with a suggestion from Apple website but step # 2 was to remove phone from case. I did and all my problems with connectivity and dropped connections went away. Mu case was hard aluminum so I guess my problem was easier than others.
wingsetjim Mar 27, 2013 8:22 AM
in response to shaheeriqbal
I have just about beat this problem to death and haven't found a solution for a long time. I have tried about everything suggested to no avail. I have a Netgear router which probably has nothing to do with my problem, but when I installed it, I used the default SSID of NETGEAR. Elsewhere I have the identical router with a similar SSID. I decided to rename the SSID on router I was having problems with to something completely different as I thought my iphone might be getting confused.
It seems to have worked. My 4s now connects automatically, remembers the password and never drops the connection. For Netgear routers, type in 192.168.1.1 as an address in your web browser, then type in your username and password (default is 'admin' and 'password') and go to WIFI settings. Change the SSID to something completely different (also for 5G if you have it) and click apply.
If your problem is the same as mine, you should have smooth sailing!
MichaelLending.com Mar 31, 2013 1:07 AM
in response to wingsetjim
My 4S wifi just stopped working in all locations wifi. I tried all methods available on Apple Community messages. I heated the phone by the hair dryer and the later I restored through iTunes BUT I setup my restored iPhone as NEW PHONE with a different Apple ID then my old apple ID. I created a new Apple ID before I restored the phone. I did not put info back into my iPhone. Contacts is all I need so after the phone worked I used my old Apple ID to download them back into my new working phone.
1. Restored phone (heat it first)
2. Used new Apple ID for the setup process
It is working for the last two days...work great!!!!
ASPisklov Apr 1, 2013 8:14 AM
in response to shaheeriqbal
MichaelLending.com - how are your wifi???
MichaelLending.com Apr 1, 2013 9:51 AM
in response to ASPisklov
My wifi is working great (hope did not jink myself)!
I think restore the phone BUT when "setup" you must selected option "NEW PHONE". Use a new Apple ID when you going through the process, do not back up your old info from computer which you might have backed up.
Software issue...not hardware!!!!
MichaelLending.com Apr 7, 2013 4:41 PM
in response to MichaelLending.com
I am tired, exhausted from trying any methods. My wifi worked for a week but now it just followed Steve Jobs.
Ricardo621 Apr 13, 2013 8:55 AM
in response to shaheeriqbal
Anyone having problems with wireless on their iPhone, specifically, the wi-fi button appearing greyed out? I've just had this issue, but managed to sort it by turning Airplane mode on in settings, then turning the phone off and leaving for a few hours. When you turn it back on again, knock Airplane mode off, and the wi-fi selection button should be back to normal.


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