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Calvin prof awarded Fulbright to teach in Nepal
Beginning in January 2015, Calvin College chemistry professor Herb Fynewever will spend seven months teaching and researching at Kathmandu University.
May 05, 2014 | Connor Sterchi
English profs dig deeper into the classics
Two English profs are hoping a fresh perspective on the classics will translate into a deeper understanding of the texts for both them and their students.
May 14, 2014 | Grace Ruiter
Four Japanese majors accepted into JET Programme
Four Japanese language majors have been accepted into the highly competitive Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Programme.
May 22, 2014 | Matt Kucinski
Calvin adds Chinese education major and minor
Calvin's new program will help meet a high demand for Chinese language teachers in the state of Michigan and beyond.
July 03, 2014 | Grace Ruiter
We Are Calvin: Linnea Venhousen
Linnea Venhousen is spending this summer in Thailand with "Adventures in Missions" helping prostitutes to see the freedom that Christ offers.
July 16, 2014 | Matt Kucinski
Students lead Faith and International Development Conference into its tenth year
From Feb. 5-7, more than 200 students and professionals from schools and organizations continent-wide will gather at Calvin College for the Faith and International Development Conference.
January 23, 2015 | Katie Salyer
Walking Boldly: Benedicta Arthur
2016 grad Benedicta Arthur re-discovered her life's passion at Calvin College and now she's seeking out where her passion intersects with a need in the world.
June 13, 2016 | News & Stories staff
Big issues met with a bigger vision
Abby Skeans works for Clapham Group promoting justice and child welfare.
June 23, 2016 | Jacquelyn Hubbard


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|Lozano makes finals in Bolivia
COCHAB AMBA, Bolivia - Idaho women's tennis player Victoria Lozano made a splash playing as an amateur in a professional tournament over the weekend, advancing to the finals in both singles and doubles in the Cochabamba $10,000.
Lozano, a rising junior, won her first four singles matches in straight sets to get to the finals, where she fell to Patricia Ku Flores of Peru.
In doubles, Lozano paired up with Camila Silva of Chile to win their first three matches before losing to Jazmin Britos and Katherine Gabriela Miranda-Chang.
"It's great to see Vicky doing so well over the summer," Idaho coach Dan Pollock said. "It's a big achievement for her to make the finals in such a big event even though she is competing as an amateur. We're looking forward to having her back playing so well and it's going to be exciting to see this kind of performance translate into her college game."
Lozano is a two-time all-Western Athletic Conference selection at Idaho, and earned first-team all-WAC honors in 2012.

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Mary Joriman's interest in creating small-scale worlds dates back to her childhood.
"My family traveled a lot, and I learned that a cigar box could hold a lot of little treasures that were easy to take along on long trips," the Washington state resident says.
This led to a lifelong love affair with miniature dollhouses, and finally, to fairy gardening.
"I've always loved to garden," Mary explains. "About twenty years ago I read a cute story in a gardening magazine about a woman who created a miniature fairy garden for her daughter, detailing all the things she thought to put in it, and I got interested in trying it myself."
Mary talked about how fairy gardening became such an appealing hobby for her whole family.
"It's such a pleasant, fun hobby, great for the imagination," Mary explains. "I work on it all year round. Best of all, it's not physically taxing, so it's as easy for me to take pleasure in at 71 years old as it is for my grandchildren, who love to help with 'Grandma's magic garden!'"
Mary began by starting a small, outdoor fairy garden for her grandchildren. Her first one was simplistic, decorated with marbles and a set of tiny wind chimes that she found in a local dime store which made a soft, tinkling sound which she told her grandchildren was the sound of fairy wings.
"I don't put fairy figurines in my fairy gardens," Mary explains. "I like to leave them open for the fairies to find on their own…I leave that part up to the imagination."
Her eight grandchildren found the stories she told about the fairies who inhabited the garden enthralling, which in turn inspired Mary to become even more creative with the miniature world she had begun creating outdoors.
"After we had to cut down a tree, we had a tall tree stump in the backyard, and I made that into a sort of miniature fairy 'condo!'" Mary says with a smile.
Mary decorated her "fairy condo" with Lego® tires and tiny furniture and accessories she found in hobby stores and pet shops that sold aquarium supplies.And it grew from there. "The best part of this for me is that I never have to be done…there's always more I can do," she says.
As Mary's interest in her hobby grew, she began taking classes at local nurseries and even hosted annual summer "fairy parties," where the invited guests could help by painting rocks for the miniature fairy garden she had created.
"Even my husband gets in on it now," Mary says. "I'm the 'idea woman,' he helps with finishing up my projects!"
Mary's fairy garden has grown to encompass much of her large backyard.
"I've sectioned parts of my garden so I can have a whole 'fairy society,'" she says. "I told my grandchildren that the fairies (who are very judgmental) had no place to go on vacation, so I made a Polynesian fairy garden with boats and everything!"
Mary notes that a person interested in starting a fairy garden doesn't need a lot of space, though.
"You can do a lot in a little space with fairy gardens. Part of the reason this hobby appealed to me was because ours was a military family, and so we had to move a lot. Having lots of furniture makes moving more complicated…but I can put as much furniture as I like in my fairy gardens, get as fancy as I like, and it doesn't take up a lot of room. Plus, it doesn't clutter my house up with more stuff inside!"
Mary still has her first fairy house from Plow & Hearth, which she purchased several years ago.
"It's held up great, which is saying something with our rainy Washington weather," she says. "I have every fairy cottage Plow & Hearth carries, and many of the fairy furniture and fairy garden accessories, too."
Mary enhances her fairy garden society with small-scale vegetation like miniature pansies, which provide a lot of color, and other plants suitable for container gardening. She recommends Janit Calvo's book, Gardening in Miniature, as a great resource for finding the right plants for fairy gardens along with advice on getting started in fairy gardening and more."There's just something so enchanting about fairy gardens," Mary says. "Working with my fairy gardens is a way for me to be artistic…I'm always changing it, making it fresh and new. Something about it is so magical…I just love watching the birds bathing and hopping about in my fairy garden, even when I'm not working in it."
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Abandonment (APP-005)
Application for Extension of Time (Brief) (2DCA-04)
Application for Extension of Time (Non-Brief) (2DCA-02)
Civil Case Information Statement (2DCA/APP-004)
Certificate of Compliance (Rule 8.204(c))
Certificate of Interested Entities or Persons (Rules 8.208 and 8.490(i)) (APP-008)
Information on Appeal Procedures for Unlimited Civil Cases (2DCA/APP-001)
Information Sheet on Waiver of Appellate Court Fees (Supreme Court, Court of Appeal, Appellate Division) (FW-015-INFO)
Notice Designating Record (2DCA/APP-003)
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In addition to the normal record prescribed by rules 8.320, 8.328, and 8.480(b)(1) and (2) of the California Rules of Court, all records in defendants' criminal appeals and minors' juvenile appeals before the Court of Appeal, Second Appellate District, are hereby augmented under rule 8.155(a) of the California Rules of Court to include reporter's and clerk's transcripts of the following:
(1) [Jury examination and opening statement]
Except if a conviction was obtained by plea or admission, reporter's transcripts of (a) jury voir dire whenever a motion regarding the composition of the jury or jury panel (for example, a motion under People v. Wheeler (1978) 22 Cal.3d 258 [148 Cal.Rptr. 890, 583 P.2d 748]) or a motion for a mistrial was made during the jury voir dire and decided in whole or in part adversely to the defendant; and (b) opening statements.
(2) [Sealed and in camera hearings]
Except if a conviction was obtained by plea or admission, oral proceedings of all sealed and in camera hearings resulting in rulings adverse in whole or in part to the appellant. These transcripts shall be listed in the index to the reporter's transcript, and the original and two copies of the sealed transcripts shall be transmitted to this court in sealed envelopes marked "CONFIDENTIAL-MAY NOT BE EXAMINED WITHOUT COURT ORDER." This court shall provide a copy of the sealed transcripts, other than transcripts of a hearing from which the appellant and defense counsel were excluded, to the appellant's counsel on appeal, upon his or her application. If the appellant raises an issue on appeal relating to the sealed transcripts, copies of transcripts shall then be provided to the Attorney General upon their written request. Unless otherwise ordered by this court, the sealed transcripts of a hearing from which the appellant and defense counsel were excluded may be examined only by a justice of this court personally.
(3) [Waivers of constitutional rights]
Reporter's transcripts of oral proceedings at which the appellant's constitutional rights were waived.
(4) [Guilty or nolo contendere pleas and admissions]
Proceedings at which the appellant moved to withdraw a guilty or nolo contendere plea or a juvenile admission, and proceedings at which sentence or disposition was imposed.
(5) [Pretrial proceedings]
(a) The following pretrial proceedings: (i) proceedings to determine competence of the appellant (Pen. Code, § 1368); and (ii) motions for self-representation (Faretta v. California (1975) 422 U.S. 806 [95 S.Ct. 2525, 45 L.Ed.2d 562;). (b) Except if a conviction or sustained petition was obtained by plea or admission, the following pretrial proceedings which were decided in whole or in part adversely to the appellant: (i) motions to suppress identification; (ii) motions to suppress statements of the appellant; (iii) motions to permit or preclude impeachment of the appellant or a witness with prior offenses (People v. Castro (1985) 38 Cal.3d 301 [211 Cal.Rptr. 719, 696 P.2d 111]); (iv) motions for severance or joinder; (v) motions for change of venue; (vi) motions for discovery of police officer records (Pitchess v. Superior Court (1974) 11 Cal.3d 531 [113 Cal.Rptr. 897, 522 P.2d 305]); and (vii) in limine motions.
(6) [Revocation of probation]
In appeals from revocation of probation: (a) the original sentencing or dispositional proceeding at which probation was imposed; (b) the proceedings at the time of entry of a guilty plea or nolo contendere plea or admission if the original judgment of conviction or sustained petition is based on such plea; and (c) the proceedings at which probation is revoked and the appellant is sentenced or disposition is imposed.
(a) [Material inadvertently omitted]
Counsel should not file a motion to augment the record when items have been omitted from the designated (civil) or normal (criminal) record on appeal. In those cases counsel should immediately notify the clerk of the superior court, who shall forthwith comply with rule 8.340(b) of the California Rules of Court.
(b) [When to file motion to augment]
Appellant should file requests for augmentation in one motion within 40 days of the filing of the record. Respondent should file requests for augmentation in one motion made within 30 days of the filing of appellant's opening brief. Thereafter, motions to augment will not be granted except upon a showing of good cause for the delay.
(c) [Clerk's transcript]
A motion to augment or correct the clerk's transcript shall be accompanied by the documents requested. If the documents are not provided, the motion must identify them with specificity and contain an explanation for their omission. The motion and the accompanying documents must be served simultaneously on opposing counsel. The requested augmented materials shall have been filed or lodged with the trial court and the declaration shall so state.
(d) [Reporter's transcript]
A motion to augment the reporter's transcript shall identify the portion of the record with specificity, including the reporter's name and the date of the hearing. The motion shall establish with some certainty how the requested materials may be useful on appeal.
(e) [Extensions of time]
The time to perform any act required or permitted by the California Rules of Court will not be automatically extended by the filing of or ruling on a motion to augment. If additional time is needed, counsel may request an extension of time in the motion to augment.
(f) [Good faith required]
A motion to augment shall be made in good faith and shall not be made for the purpose of delay.
(g) [Proposed order]
A motion to augment must be accompanied by a proposed order. The form Order Re: Augmentation may be used.
(h) [Attachments]
When more than one document or transcript are attached to or submitted with a motion to augment the record pursuant to California Rules of Court, rule 8.155(a), the pages of the documents and transcripts must be consecutively numbered.
rules 8.120, 8.122, and 8.130
(a) [Contents of the notice and designation of record]
The notice to prepare a reporter's transcript and the designation of the contents of a clerk's transcript required to be filed with the clerk of the superior court by the California Rules of Court, rules 8.130, 8.120, and 8.122 shall include the following information:
(1) [Reporter's transcript]
The notice to prepare the reporter's transcript shall state for each oral proceeding to be included in the record (1) the date, (2) the department number, (3) the name of the reporter or electronic recording monitor, and (4) the nature of the proceeding.
(2) [Clerk's transcript]
The designation of the contents of the clerk's transcript shall state for each paper or record to be included (1) the title and (2) the date of filing. For each exhibit to be included in the clerk's transcript, the designation shall include (1) the exhibit number, (2) a brief description, and (3) the admission status.
(b) [Form to designate record]
The form Notice Designating Record form (2DCA/APP-003) may be used to designate the record in civil appeals.
(c) [Sanctions]
Failure to comply with this local rule is a failure to properly designate the record under California Rules of Court, rules 8.130, 8.120, and 8.122 and may result in the dismissal of the appeal or the imposition of monetary sanctions.
Any motion or application filed with this court must be accompanied by a proposed order. Failure to comply with this local rule may result in the denial of the motion or application.
Before filing a petition for extraordinary writ with a request for immediate relief in a juvenile dependency proceeding, the petitioner must use best efforts to provide notice in person, by telephone, by facsimile or by e-mail to all parties at the earliest possible time and, when practical, at least 24 hours before filing. In addition, before filing such a petition, the petitioner must deliver to all parties in person, by facsimile, or by e-mail a copy of the petition. A declaration of notice and delivery, including the date, time, manner, name of the individual notified, any response of the individual notified, and whether any opposition will be filed, or a declaration stating the reasons why notice or delivery could not be accomplished, must accompany the petition. Noncompliance with this rule will not prevent the court from exercising its discretion in the best interest of the child.
A party that does not submit an electronic copy of any document, is required to submit one of the paper copies as scan-ready at the time of filing. "Scan-ready" means the document is unbound and does not have tabs or (for original proceedings) a red cover.
A party filing an electronic copy of a "brief" is required to send only three (3) paper copies. The filed date will be the date the electronic copy is received.
Writs/ Original Proceedings:
A party submitting an electronic copy of a writ petition, opposition or reply to a writ petition is required to file only an original and three (3) paper copies. For separately bound exhibits or appendices, one (1) paper copy is still required.
If the exhibits exceed 5MB, the petition may be submitted electronically (esubmitted) alone and the parties may provide an electronic copy of all exhibits in searchable form, with one pdf file for each volume, on a CD, DVD or thumb drive.


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|Salvatore earns honor from CSM
After averaging 14.0 points, 7.0 rebounds and 4.0 3-pointers made per game in Idaho's two wins last week, Vandal freshman women's basketball player Christina Salvatore was selected by College Sports Madness as the Western Athletic Conference Player of the Week.
Salvatore hit 8-of-19 3-pointers (42.1 percent), including six against UC Irvine, the second most by a Vandal player in program history. She also had four assists, a block and a steal in two games.
Salvatore's 3.0 3-pointers per game for the season rank 16th in NCAA Division I, and her 35.1 3-point field goal percentage ranks 97th. As a team, the Vandals rank 10th in the nation and first in the WAC with 8.2 3-pointers made per game.
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All men are at some risk of testicular cancer. Unfortunately, most risk factors, such as age and family history, cannot be changed. Since researchers are still learning what exactly causes testicular cancer, there is, at this time, no reliable way to lower your risk.
However, that does not mean there is nothing you can do. If you catch testicular cancer early, you have the best chance of a cure. While there are no blood tests used to screen for testicular cancer in men without symptoms, doing a testicular cancer self-exam (TSE) regularly may help you find testicular cancer early. Some doctors recommend you do a TSE once a month, although the American Cancer Society (ACS) doesn't have a recommendation for how often it should be done. The ACS does recommend that men be aware of testicular cancer and that they see a medical doctor right away with the first sign of a lump on the testicle. Other symptoms may include testicular swelling or a dull ache or heavy sensation in the lower abdomen.
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ZF-3149: Improvement for Zend_View ->
In Zend Framework before 1.5 the Zend_View Helper FormCheckbox had the feature, that a hidden field with the value "0" was always set befor the checkbox. This was a very helpful feature because if you have a lot of checkboxes each with a boolean value which has to be to be stored in the database (e.g a char(1) DEFAULT '0'::bpchar in a postgres DB or SET '0','1' in a mysql DB) you want to have the value 0 if the checkbox is not checked. In the normal behaviour the checkbox value is not submitted if it is not checked.
It's really simple to make this improvement in FormCheckbox.php:
public function Checkbox($name, $value = null, $attribs = null) {
$info = $this->_getInfo($name, $value, $attribs);
extract($info); // name, id, value, attribs, options, listsep, disable
// is the element checked?
$checked = '';
if (isset($attribs['checked']) && $attribs['checked']) {
$checked = ' checked="checked"';
} elseif (isset($attribs['checked'])) {
// is the element disabled?
$disabled = '';
if ($disable) {
$disabled = ' disabled="disabled"';
// XHTML or HTML end tag?
$endTag = ' />';
if (($this->view instanceof Zend_View_Abstract) && !$this->view->doctype()->isXhtml()) {
$endTag= '>';
// build the element
// ADDED: here we built the hidden field
$xhtml .= '_htmlAttribs($attribs)
. $endTag;
return $xhtml;
It would be cool to have that again in this Helper.
Please evaluate and categorize/assign as necessary.
Scheduling for next mini release; this has affected many legacy apps.
Resolved in trunk and 1.5 release branch by r9324
I really take issue with this. It is poor design and breaks the model for those of us building forms with checkboxes.
If I wanted a hidden element then I should be able to extend the form checkbox to add it in, it's not rocket science. Unfortunately it does take some serious surgery to get rid of a hidden checkbox inserted without my even knowing about it.
It is a bad idea because: when working with the DOM in JavaScript a hidden element with the same name creates an array of elements. One of the effects of this is that a simple - if (oForm.my_checkbox.checked) will return undefined instead of true or false. changing it to if (oForm.my_checkbox[1].checked) should be my decision not one imposed on me.
The correct behaviour should be that an unchecked (unticked) checkbox should return no value on submit. It should be an option and not require a workaround.
"If I wanted a hidden element then I should be able to extend the form checkbox to add it in, it's not rocket science."
Having the possibility to set a parameter in the attribs would be the best way to handle it. I fully agree.
In most cases it is good to get a value also from a checkbox. Submitting a form with a input field results always in recieving the field - if it's empty or not. So why not having this behaviour with all form fields? To have full conformity with the HTML specs you are right if you expect the behaviour you described ('cause that's the way it is in HTML). The intention to have the hiodden field in this helper was because I always find it annoying when a checkbopx does not submit a value.


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- Students may be required to sign an enrollment agreement addendum before beginning classes in the new program.
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- Students wishing to transfer from one DVU location to another must file a request with the transfer coordinator by Sunday of Week 4 in order to be effective that session.
- All grades and credits earned at any DeVry location carry forward to the new site and are evaluated for applicability at that location
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Slayer fan club members are invited to take advantage of a ticket pre-sale that will begin this Wednesday, June 25 at 10AM (local time) and ends on Thursday, June 26 at 5:00PM (local time). Fan club members will receive an email with instructions for ticket purchasing. Tickets go on sale to the public this Friday, June 27 at 10:00AM (local time) - log onto www.slayer.net for all ticket purchasing details.
Said Slayer's Tom Araya, "We are way fucking excited about hitting the road again with Suicidal and Exodus. Fucking intense. See you in the fall."
Added Mike Muir, Suicidal Tendencies' vocalist, "Slayer, Suicidal Tendencies and Exodus, for only six shows? They were a blast, but everyone knew that wouldn't be enough. Now's your chance to see what everyone else was screaming about. ST definitely can't wait 'til November to do it all again!"
"This monumental tour is a heavy metal collision of epic proportions," added Exodus vocalist Steve 'Zetro' Souza who has just rejoined the band. "For my first tour back with Exodus, I'm beyond excited to be on the road with my brothers in true thrash metal! I'm also looking forward to meeting and hanging out with all of the fans on this heavy as hell tour."-
Confirmed dates are as follows:
11 Fox Theatre, Oakland, CA
12 Fox Theatre, Oakland, CA
14 The Forum, Los Angeles, CA
15 Comerica Theatre, Phoenix, AZ
17 Bricktown Events Center, Oklahoma City, OK
18 ACL Live, Austin, TX
19 Verizon Theatre, Dallas, TX
21 Hard Rock Live, Orlando, FL
22 The Tabernacle, Atlanta, GA
23 The Fillmore, Charlotte, NC
25 The Armory, Albany, NY
26 Sands Events Center, Bethlehem, PA
28 The Palladium, Worcester, MA
29 Wellmont Theatre, Montclair, NJ
30 Tower Theatre, Philadelphia, PA
2 Agora Theatre, Cleveland, OH
4 Egyptian Room, Indianapolis, IN
5 The Fillmore, Detroit, MI


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The Secret Temple Masons, Mysteries, and the Founding of America
ISBN13:by Levenda, Peter
Bloomsbury Academic
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This is the perfect guide for anyone who wants to delve a little deeper into the mysteries of, and answers behind, Freemasonry.
Author Biography
Peter Levenda is the author of Stairway to Heaven: Chinese Alchemists, Jewish Kabbalists, and the Art of Spiritual Transformation, published by Continuum in 2008. He is also the author of Unholy Alliance: A History of Nazi Involvement with the Occult (Continuum, 2002), which has appeared in 6 foreign-language editions.
Table of Contents
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|Veiled in Allegory
|p. 1
|Who Are the Masons?
|p. 3
|The Prehistory of Masonry
|p. 24
|The Knights Templar
|p. 39
|Sacred Geometry
|p. 62
|America Beyond
|p. 75
|The First Rosicrucians in America?
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|A Conspiracy of Intriguing Men
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|Appendix: Edgar Allen Poe's "A Cask of Amontillado"
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|Soccer rebounds against CSUB
SEATTLE - University of Idaho women's soccer coach Pete Showler said he wanted to see new focus and consistency after the team saw its six-match win streak end on Friday - he got exactly what he wanted on Sunday against Cal State Bakersfield.
The Vandal women came out with determination and posted a shutout for the third time in four games to put the Runners away by a 2-0 margin in the second round of the Redhawk Invitational at Seattle, Wash.
"We came out and stepped on the field with the right attitude," Showler said. "We competed everywhere and we played good soccer.
"From (goalkeeper) Liz (Boyden) through the back line and into the midfield and the forwards, everyone played their parts today."
Idaho moved to 8-3-0 with the win, while Cal State Bakersfield slips to 3-4-3. The 8-3-0 record is the best start in school history, and puts the Vandals three victories away from tying the single-season school record for wins.
Senior Mel Canite notched her second career goal and her first career game-winner late in the first half when she headed in Chelsea Small's cross at 39:57. Sophomore Erica Hart added some insurance for the Vandals in the 80th minute after corralling a pass from fellow sophomore Jill Flockhart and sending it to the left post.
"Those goals came from work through the midfield and everybody working for each other to get into those danger areas," Showler said. "It came from doing the things we do and doing them well."
The Vandals outshot the Runners by an 18-10 overall margin and had a 9-3 edge in on-target attempts. Idaho also had four corners, while CSUB had two. The Runners were whistled for 14 fouls, including two yellow cards, while the Vandals committed nine.
Boyden made three saves to earn her ninth career shutout. It was the fourth clean sheet of the season for the Vandal defense and the sixth time that an opponent had five or fewer on-target shot attempts.
After giving up 23 total and 12 on-target shots in Friday's 2-1 loss against Seattle, Showler said he was very pleased with his team's bounce-back effort on Sunday.
"It really is a funny ol' game," Showler said. "When we step out and put performances on like this, we can compete with most teams. We kept a clean sheet, our shape was good, we connected passes well and we competed in the places we needed to compete, and it was fantastic to watch."
Idaho will play its final non-conference match on Tuesday - the team's fourth game in seven days - against Portland State at Guy Wicks Field at 1 p.m.
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So what's been happening around Freshly Pieced headquarters? Well, you already heard: Sick kids, deadlines, yadda yadda yadda. Somehow I managed several finishes anyway. Not to worry, there's plenty more where those came from.
1. supernova rainbow, 2. supernova1, 3. SQA - Fabric Selection 2, 4. Stacks of color for Supernova, 5. OZ Stack, 6. Supernova fabric picks, 7. Supernova Fabric.jpg, 8. DSC_2076, 9. 03-22-11 Supernova QA fabrics (I think)
Supernova Quilt-Along
Project Selvage
Since I spent the last week pushing to meet swap deadlines, I haven't had much time for this. But I've had plenty of opportunities to think about my entry—and it's starting to look really awesome in my head. Unfortunately, Spoonflower prefers .tifs or .jpgs over the "imaginary" format. But I have quite a few sketches and some rough digital drawings. I'm going to devote the next two days, hard-core, to getting these designs out of my head and officially entered into the contest. In the meantime, please enjoy this drawing by our budding artist-in-residence, Miss E. It's loosely based on one of my Project Selvage sketches, and actually made me seriously consider entering a print that she made instead. : )
Completed tops awaiting quilting:
Hope Valley (the original Supernova)
Completed quilts awaiting binding:
Modern Meadow
On hold ... still:
Central Park jelly roll quilt
Figgy Pudding quilt
Wonky Log Cabin
This week's stats:
New projects - 1 (commissioned pillows)
Completed projects - 3 (DQS quilt, 3 x 6 bee blocks, and the commissioned pillows)
Currently in progress - 10 (down two from last week! yay!)
Okay, let's see what you guys have all been up to. Link 'em up, link 'em back, and comment, comment, comment. Happy WIP Wednesday!


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Height: 5-10 Weight: 193 lbs.
Throws: Right
Born: October 18, 1916 in Crucible, PA
Died: June 20, 1994 in Washington County, OR
High School: Redstone
College: Indiana (school history)
Drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 2nd round (14th overall) of the 1938 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 0 (15060th overall since 1950)
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A terrific and EASY prop for making items appear! If you can hold onto this net, you can do the trick!
This looks impossible- they won't believe their eyes because it happens so quickly.
It's so simple- display a cloth banner hung vertically from a wooden rod. A rectangular piece of see-thru netting hangs in front of it. Simply fold the netting in half to form a cradle, give it a shake, and instantly the net is full of silks, flowers, or whatever you'd like to produce. And LOTS of items can fit! Use any item that will fit into the load bag! No skill is required, so this is perfect for an actor or someone who is not used to magical manipulation.
Need to make an item VANISH? Use the regular Bengal Net, a similar prop that makes your item disappear from inside the net.
You supply the items to be produced.


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Price: $799.00
For the first time ever, National Geographic is offering its Atlas of the World in a version so unique, so exclusive that only 2,000 will ever be created!
The National Geographic Atlas of the World, Platinum Edition will be bound with an elegant Italian leather cover in your choice of black or navy blue with complementary moiré patterned cloth end-sheets and embroidered headbands. The spine will be hand-stamped with decorative silver foil. Inside you'll find an elegant parchment page printed with an official Statement of Authenticity and the handwritten number of your exclusive edition, overlaid with sheer vellum for added protection.
Each edge of the Atlas is meticulously gilded in silver, and a luxurious ribbon marker is sewn in. To ensure that each volume is truly unique, we will personalize the cover with silver foil stamping, and the authenticity page with 3 lines of your choosing. The result is a one-of-a-kind edition that no other person in the world owns. It will instantly become the most treasured and valuable part of your home library.
For the ultimate in presentation and protection, you can choose to add the elegant clamshell solander case with cloth and leather edging. These cases are the traditional method chosen by collectors to store precious books.
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After manually restarting freeze machine due to no response. It stuck on blue screen and gives error as sleeping forever. Default partitioned with LVM.
Whether I need to install fresh OS or I can get installed OS back?
Booted up the system from Ubuntu live media. Install the LVM package which read the LVM partition on disk.
Run the fsck command on / patition of HDD by root user.
This will take time to complete and fixes the missing entries. Also this superblock error in fedora.


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You can finally fit big French door benefits in your kitchen's slim 30" (76.2cm) wide opening. In the space that was previously reserved for top freezers, this ENERGY STAR® qualified model offers Strongbox™ door bins that are 50x stronger than standard door bins, a full-width fold-away shelf for more organizational flexibility, LED interior lighting and a 10-year limited parts warranty1 on the compressor. Plus, there's a FreshFlow™ produce preserver that extends the freshness of produce by up to 25%2 and a FreshFlow™ air filter that's 15 times more effective than baking soda at reducing common food odors.
Fit the design and functionality of a French door refrigerator in the slim 30" space of a top-freezer opening.
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Freezer Capacity: 6.30
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Door Bins: 1 Fixed Partial-Width, 1 Full-Width Gallon, 2 Adjustable Full-Width, 2 Fixed Full-Width
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Lower Freezer Drawer: No
Upper Freezer Drawer: No
Slide-Out Freezer Basket: Upper and Lower Plastic
Door Bins: No
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These little sunflower seed snacks are great! They're salty and crunchy with less fat than nuts.
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This will be a reorder for sure. Good flavor.
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|Velvere, Leonard honored
DENVER - The Western Athletic Conference honored Idaho sophomores Liga Velvere and Kristine Leonard as its women's Track and Field Athletes of the Week for the week of Feb. 14-20.
Velvere, a first-year Vandal from Saldus, Latvia, broke Idaho's school record in the 400m last weekend with a time of 55.46. The time was good to win the event at the WSU Open II and give her the fastest 400m time in the conference so far this season. She also has the conference's best 800m time of the year.
Leonard, also a first-year Vandal who hails from Rathdrum, Idaho, posted career bests in both the shot put and the weight throw at the WSU Open II. Her toss of 45-3.5 (13.80m) won the shot put after her 48-5.25 (14.76m) performance in the weight throw on Friday.
The honors are the first for both Idaho women in their careers, and the first weekly women's honors for the Vandals this indoor season. Junior Jeremy Klas earned the men's field award earlier this year.


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Boulder Racing officially re-branded as Without Limits Productions in 2013
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To the Colorado cycling community the staff of Boulder Racing and Without Limits Productions would like to let you know about some exciting changes and updates for your 2013 season.
In 2010 Without Limits Productions purchased Boulder Racing, a long standing company founded in 1999. For over 11 years Boulder Racing was instrumental in building the Colorado cyclo-cross and road scene into what we know today. Upon taking over for the 2011 season we sought to take things to the next level, building upon the pioneering foundation set by Boulder Racing. For the past two seasons our resources have been focused on developing new venues (Sienna Lake, Valmont Bike Park) and introducing the chip timing system utilized at our other endurance sports events, all the while sticking to our core mission of affordable racing.
When the 2011 season kicked off we made the decision to keep Boulder Racing and Without Limits Productions as two separate companies. Boulder Racing not only had a longer history, but a strong reputation in the cycling community for professionally organized events. Without Limits were the new guys from the triathlon world and our plan wasn't to mix oil and water.
With the cross over between road cycling, cyclo-cross, running, and triathlon, we were able to borrow operational tools from the various events (timing and registration) to enhance our cycling races. After two seasons we quickly realized that the worlds were not as separate as we previously thought, and there was an enormous amount of athlete cross over between disciplines.
From the racer perspective we started to receive more confusion in 2012. Athletes were asking: is this a WL or BR event, this is a blue chip race so it must be WL, but it's an old BR style course? So in our endless pursuit to make things easier we are eliminating any confusion. Our core mission has always been twofold; to bring the endurance community together where they can enjoy locally produced, affordable, and professionally organized events. Operating as two separate entities no longer serves its initial purpose as we continue to adhere to our mission while developing new events (outside Boulder), and taking our existing races to the next level.
For 2013, all Boulder Racing events (Louisville Criterium, The Koppenberg, Mike Horgan Hill Climb, and the Boulder Cyclocross Series) will be re-branded under Without Limits Productions. What does that mean for you the athlete? Less confusion at the registration table, and one website where you can find all your favorite races, that's about it. We will still continue to bring you the best possible race experience, while improving on processes from race to race. The same standard you have come to know over the past two years will continue to be improved in 2013, making things easier, smoother, all the while keeping racing affordable and fun.
The more important question you must have; what's the future hold? While we could talk for hours about the future enhancements of our events what we will briefly say is the past two seasons are a small preview to what's coming down the pipeline. The timing system, registration changes, water trailer (cyclocross), and snowplow (cyclocross) are a good foundation, and we'll continue to improve upon them. However, keep a look out in 2013 for some unique new events, new sponsors, venues, and entry giveaway promotions. On that note we invite you to follow our new facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/WithoutLimitsProductions, and look for 2013 registration to open February 1st!
We'll see you at the races,
Lance Panigutti and Tony Panigutti
Without Limits Productions
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Submitted by Nick O. (not verified) on
I just wanted to say that your cyclocross races in the Boulder CX series were top notch all season, and the only one I truly felt were worth the money. Well marked and fun courses, calls-ups were handled appropriately, nearly instant posting of un-official results, no extra fee for same day registration, free loaner timing chips that worked, etc. The tip based massages, and the BOA tent were big winners for me as well.
So, thank you. I, as well as many others from my CX team, appreciate your work. I hope for more races to be handled in the manner your team handles them.
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Submitted by Mike S. (not verified) on
Thanks to Brian at Boulder Racing for laying the foundation for the series of races that keep me on the bike. And thanks to WOL for keeping the events awesome. The continued focus on producing events that have as little overhead as possible would be my only request going forward. An easy to follow and fast registration process, safe courses and fun environment is going to keep the numbers up. Thanks guys, I will vote with my registration dollars this spring & fall!
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Every year, we ask our staff to compile their personal list of favorites, including music, films, books, events, and whatever else they feel like. This year we have a few albums that are nearly unanimous in the house: Janelle Monáe and Erykah Badu are pretty much untouchable, and other frequent winners in the music category include Blackmagic by Jose James, Body Talk by Robyn and Lost Where I Belong by Andreya Triana.
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Knicks by 4.
i'm expecting a few KO members on tonight as we are doing the fantasy draft so this game will be well covered. Love it when they play the raptors. even better after the nash/landry thing.
Its been a stressful week.
I'm glad the Knicks are in action tomorrow.
I can't wait to see STAT and Ray balling together, that's gonna be an awesome game!
I give the Knicks a win by 15.
They have a rookie center starting, some euro player? all our pg's should have a field day throwing lobs and inside dimes to Amare and Chandler.
Knicks by 7.
I still can't believe Landry got that contract from them. I'm actually looking forward to seeing Lowry and if takes off with Toronto
Landry prepare your anus
I'm sure the Knicks will beat their A$$ but i wouldn't mind seeing Landry drop 20 on us just to make it interesting...lol
I`m really looking forward to this game. Seeing Amare and Felton together. I`m also looking forward to seeing Jonas Valanciunas play. He has been a sensational youth player in Europe and has a real chance of making it big.
Scipio I forgot about Jonas... He has a good chance to be good they need to bench Andrea for him if they still use him @ Center.


text: Pastoral & Youth Ministry Sample Schedule/Paradigm A guide for completing your Pastoral and Youth Ministry major+ More The paradigm below is one example of how this major may be completed. Students may use their elective credits to explore other majors or to enroll in skill-building courses in mathematics, reading, writing and/or study skills. With planning, students may use these credits to complete a minor, enroll in a practicum or internship, or study abroad. Freshman Year - Fall LCT140 First Year Seminar 3 100-level Theology Prerequisite (Area FT1) 3 E120 English Composition 3 General Education Content Area/Oral Communication Requirement 3 General Education Content Area 3-4 Credits: 15-16 Freshman Year - Spring TH209 Methods in Catholic Theology 3 General Education Content Area/Oral Communication Requirement 3 General Education Content Area 3-4 General Education Content Area 3-4 General Education Content Area 3 Credits: 15-17 Sophomore Year - Fall LCT225 Perspectives (may be taken spring semester) 3 TH210 Introduction to the Old Testament 3 General Education Content Area 3 General Education Content Area 3-4 Elective 3 Credits: 15-16 Sophomore Year - Spring ID160 Artscore 2 TH220 Introduction to the New Testament 3 TH250 Christian View of the Human Person (Area FT2) 3 General Education Content Area 3 General Education Content Area 3 Credits: 14 Junior Year - Fall LCT375 Global Issues (may be taken spring semester) 3 TH360 History of Catholic Thought 3 TH350 Intro to Catholic Moral Theology 3 TH310 Pinciples of Sacraments & Liturgy 3 General Education Content Area 3-8 Credits: 15-17 Junior Year - Spring LCT375 Global Issues (if not taken fall semester) 3 TH375 Contemporary Catholic Thought 3 TH496 Internship 3 General Education Content Area 3 Elective 3 Credits: 15 Senior Year - Fall LCT475 Capstone (may be taken spring semester) 3 TH345 Catholic Social Teaching (Area FT2) 3 TH410 Theology of Pastoral Ministry 3 TH400 Christology (offered alternate fall semesters) 3 Elective 3 Credits: 15 Senior Year - Spring TH475 Senior Seminar 3 TH460 Seminar in Youth Ministry (offered alternate spring semesters) 3 Elective 3 Elective 3 Elective 3 Credits: 15 It is the responsibility of the student to complete all major and university requirements. Please refer to the university catalog for additional information regarding this major. Course title and content is subject to change. Not all courses are offered each semester or year. Please consult with your major advisor for the most current information. Students enrolled in the Lasallian Honors Program should consult the program director for the appropriate sequence of courses. Course descriptions + More (From the 2013-15 Catalog) A. Theology Core TH209 - Methods in Catholic Theology (3 credits) This course explores the tenets and practices of theology through the study of the interpretations of Christian doctrines noted in the Nicene Creed and select catechetical texts. Issues of method, authority, and the interface of faith with modern culture are highlighted. Prerequisite: one of the following: TH112, TH113, TH114, or TH115 (may be concurrent). TH210 - Introduction to the Old Testament (3 credits) Students survey examples from the Pentateuch, Prophetic, Historical and Wisdom texts, their forms, settings and theology. This survey incorporates an appreciation for some basic contemporary interpretive methods. Methods encouraged by Vatican IIメs Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation are studied. Offered fall semester. Prerequisite: TH112, TH113, TH114, or TH115. TH220 - Introduction to the New Testament (3 credits) Students survey examples of texts from the Pauline, Catholic and Pastoral Epistles, the Gospels and Acts; Hebrews and Revelation are also introduced. Working with the interpretive strategies gained in TH210 Introduction to Old Testament, students begin to assess the dynamics of interpretation through the completion of an exegetical paper. Offered spring semester. Prerequisite: TH210. TH250 - Christian View of the Human Person (3 credits) This course explores the set of Catholic Christian doctrines and interpretation surrounding the question モwhat does it mean to be a human person?ヤ for example, the creation to the image of God, sin, redemption, sacramentality, and vocation. There is a focus on modern questions of the mind, conscience, embodiment, gender, and sexuality. Prerequisite: TH112, TH113, TH114, or TH115. TH310 - Principles of Sacraments and Liturgy (3 credits) Students consider the history, theology, and practice of Christian sacramental life as they address the questions of ritual, celebration, and worship. The course also examines general principles of liturgy and ritual, as well as guidelines for planning and implementing pastorally effective liturgy. Offered in alternate fall semesters. Prerequisite: TH209. TH345 - Catholic Social Teaching (3 credits) This course acquaints students with the modern history and current application of Catholic social teaching, focusing on the themes of economics and work, life and death, and war and peace issues. Students engage both primary and secondary literature and examine how Christians critically think through social issues. A service learning component is offered. Offered in alternate spring semesters. Prerequisite: TH115 or TH209. TH350 - Introduction to Catholic Moral Theology (3 credits) As the foundational class in moral theology, this course addresses the different moral theologies in the Catholic tradition, from Scriptural ethics to natural law. Contemporary issues are addressed as a means of explicating schools of ethical method and applying moral reasoning. Prerequisite: TH115 or TH209. TH360 - History of Catholic Thought (3 credits) Defining moments in Catholic tradition from earliest Catholicism up to the First Vatican Council (1869-70) are investigated. Official Catholic teachings, major thinkers and cultural movements are considered for their insights into Christian faith and human development. Offered in alternate fall semesters. Prerequisite: TH115 or TH209. TH375 - Contemporary Catholic Thought (3 credits) After establishing familiarity with the history and texts of the Second Vatican Council (1962-65), students consider theological and pastoral thought from the 20th and 21st centuries. Special attention is paid to ecclesiological innovations concerning lay and clerical leadership, the local and universal Church, and the universal call to holiness and justice. Offered in alternate spring semesters. Prerequisite: TH115 or TH209. TH400 - Christology (3 credits) This writing intensive course studies the development and interpretation of Christian theological doctrine on the person of Jesus of Nazareth, the Christ. The course treats issues from the various interpretations of the Gospel tradition to the development of doctrine (particularly in the councils of Nicaea and Chalcedon) to modern interpretations of the role of Christ in systematic theology. Offered in alternate fall semesters. Prerequisite: TH115 or TH209. TH475 - Senior Seminar (3 credits) Majors prepare professional credentials as well as collaborate with a professor to conduct research within an area of their interest and the professorメs expertise. Preparation of credentials may include development of a personal mission statement, resume, and certifications relevant to national standards for Catholic lay ecclesial ministry. Research approximates graduate-level study of classical and contemporary perspectives that are doctrinal, academic, and/ or pastoral. Offered spring semester. Prerequisite: junior or senior status in the theology department. B. All of the following courses: HS211 - Interviewing and Assessment (3 credits) Students practice and demonstrate skills for intentional attending, development of therapeutic rapport, culturally competent interviewing and assessment, and solution- focused intervention planning. Offered spring semester. Prerequisite: HS111. TH410 - Theology of Pastoral Ministry (3 credits) Theology majors and minors examine both the theological and practical dimensions of the tasks of ministering in different contexts, e.g., youth ministry, parish life, hospital chaplaincy, and campus ministry. The course encourages the development of theological perspectives and pastoral skills necessary for effective ministry in one or more of these settings. TH460 - Seminar in Youth Ministry (3 credits) Pastoral and youth ministry majors examine the theological and practical dimensions of youth ministry. Particular attention is given to the specialized issues of ministry to adolescents through an examination of the document モRenewing the Vision: A Framework for Catholic Youth Ministry.ヤ As a seminar, student leadership in planning and developing the course is assumed. Offered in alternate spring semesters. Prerequisite: TH209. TH497 - Internship in Pastoral Ministry (1-17 credits) Pastoral and youth ministry majors and religious education majors test their aspirations and apply their knowledge in professional and pastoral contexts. Students and the departmentメs internship coordinator facilitate placement, planning, and assessment through the universityメs internship office. The internship usually involves a weekly group theological reflection. This internship is also coded as high school teaching for religious education majors. This course requires the completion of a professional portfolio and is graded pass/no credit. C. Elective Courses A minor in Spanish is recommended. TH112 - History of the Bible (3 credits) The Christian Bible inspires faith for billions of persons worldwide and is a best-seller every year. In this course the Bible is studied as a product of God and of people. Students consider how the Bible actually emerged in the lives of Jews and Christians as well as how it sustains Christianity today. Typical areas of study are the Bibleメs literary forms, historical contexts, and faithful heroes. TH113 - Bible and Belief (3 credits) The Christian Bible inspires faith for billions of persons worldwide and is a best-seller every year. In this course the Bible is studied as a means of Godメs revelation. Special focus is given to how different denominations vary in their respective use of the book as a source of divine revelation. Also considered is how broad assumptions about the nature of the text shape various theologies and how issues like inspiration, myth and ethics are determined both from and for the reading of the Bible. TH114 - Religions of the Book (3 credits) The Christian Bible inspires faith for billions of persons worldwide and is a best-seller every year. In this course the Bible is studied as an example of the worldメs Scriptures. Comparisons and contrasts are drawn between both the content and the use of Scripture in Jewish, Christian and Muslim denominations. Attention can be given to some of the uses of Scripture in eastern world views, for example, Hinduism and Buddhism. TH115 - The Mystery of Salvation (3 credits) The Christian Bible leads to Christ, the mystery of salvation. This course is divided into four parts corresponding to the Catechism of the Catholic Church: professing our faith, celebrating our faith, living our faith, and praying our faith. The primary sources are Sacred Scripture and the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Offered fall semester. Prerequisite: IHM seminarians only. TH260 - Foundations in Catholic Theology (3 credits) This course is an introduction to Catholic theology that explores fundamental doctrines, e.g., the Triune God, the creation of the cosmos and humanity, sin, grace, salvation, sanctification, and sacramental imagination. Students attend to the development of these creedal doctrines building on their biblical understanding of how these doctrines frame the human experience through a coherent system of thought, which addresses the challenges that modernity and post-modernity pose to the Christian world view. Students who have taken TH209 should not take this course. Prerequisite: TH112, TH113, TH114, or TH115. TH270 - Christianity in a Global Context (3 credits) Through comparison and contrast, students define and articulate how the Christian, especially Roman Catholic, world view relates to those of others. Prior to such comparisons students focus on being able to articulate the basic world view of several mainstream religions: Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism and the religions of the Far East, especially Shinto, Dao and Confucian thought. Prerequisite: TH112, TH113, TH114, or TH115. TH280 - Latin American Catholics (3 credits) This course addresses the demographic reality of an expanding Latina/o presence in the Roman Catholic Church, both worldwide and within the United States. Specifically, topics covered are: the dynamics of Latina/o migration; Jesusメ attitudes and behaviors towards the marginalized; Mayan Catholic faith expressions; the U.S. Catholic Churchメs response to the Latina/o Catholic presence; and an appreciation of the one baptism that bonds us with our sisters and brothers in faith. This is an in situ, student-centered course. Students are expected to complete the Prerequisite course work before coming to Guatemala and, while in Guatemala, to actively participate in all course related activities. TH281-290 - Special Topics (1-3 credits) TH298 - Field Exploration (1-3 credits) Field exploration experiences offer students who are considering a major in the department the opportunity to explore a variety of pastoral and theological ministries in a supervised setting. More limited in scope and time than an internship, field exploration involves mainly observation of ministry and is coordinated through the Career Services & Internships Office. Sophomore status and permission of the department are required. Graded pass/no credit. TH380-390 - Special Topics (1-3 credits) TH420-429 - Seminars in Theology (1-3 credits)


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Little Mao's Hostel
Little Maos hostel is located in the centre of Beijng, the hostel closest to the Forbidden City and Tiananmen square in a 100 old hutong street at the East gate to Jingshan park, the famous park where the last Ming emperor died. Subway and bus stops are all close by. Just opened with brand new beds
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Hostel Facilities & Policies
- 24 Hour Reception
- 24 Hour Security
- Air Conditioning
- Airport Transfers
- Bar
- Bicycle hire
- Book Exchange
- Breakfast Not Included
- Café
- Common Room
- Telephone/Fax Facilities
- Free Internet Access
- Free WiFi
- Hot Showers
- Internet Access
- Laundry Facilities
- Luggage Storage
- Parking
- Restaurant
- Tours/Travel Desk
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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Budget Tours We Organize:
-Daily Mutianyu Great Wall tour
-Daily Ming tombs and Greatwall tour
-Daily City tours to the Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven and Tian'anmen Square
-Daily Night view tour
-Kung Fu show
-Acrobatics show
-Bejing Opera
-Car services
Facilities & Services:
-Laundry Facilities
-Print / scan service
-Book exchange (2 For 1)
-24-hour reception
-Airport pick up
-Rent Bike
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The hostel address is
Sha tan hou jie 16 hao, Dongcheng qu,Beijing
To get to the hostel from the airport you can take a taxi which should cost around 100RMB, if you wish to arrange a pick-up please let us know when you book. You can also take the airport express to Dongzhimen station and then take a taxi or subway, the trip with taxi should only cost around 30 RMB per person.
From Beijing station you can take the subway or take a taxi, the taxi is the easier option and should only cost about 15RMB. The nearest subway station is DongSi on Line 5, get out at exit B and walk directly West until you see China minsheng corporation limited turn right and the first cross turn left 150m you can find us .(From The subway ,you need about 20 mins)
From Beijing West or South station a taxi should cost about 45RMB or you can take the subway following the instructions from Dongsi station as above
As our hostel is in one of Beijing's old hutongs streets its probably easiest to take a taxi straight to our address, as you will find when you spend some time here, many of Beijing's residents do not speak English and may not be able to help you with directions, therefore printing a copy of our address map and instructions before you come would be a good idea.
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The hostel is located in one of Beijng's hutongs, which is the name for Beijings ancient streets, and has more than a hundred years of history. The hutongs are home to Beijings oldest residents and a centre for ancient culture and activity in some of Bejings last remaining ancient enclaves. The hostel is close to the famous night market in Wangfujing and close to subway lines 1 and 5. There are also a number of bus routes close by which can take you to most of Beijings most popular destinations


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Kelby A. Siegfried, Swink co-valedictorian in 2006 and graduate of the University of Northern Colorado, has opened a new chapter in his life. After teaching choir for two years at Lucille Erwin Middle School in Loveland, he decided to fulfill his ambition of becoming a Colorado State Trooper.
On Dec. 14, 2012, he graduated from the Colorado State Patrol Academy in the Cadet Trooper Graduation Ceremony, held at El Jebel Shrine in Denver. Siegfried sang the National Anthem a cappella at the graduation ceremony.
He is the son of Larry (Kathy) Siegfried of Swink and Patricia (Patty) Claunch of La Junta, the grandson of Albert and Hilda Siegfried of La Junta and of the late Ralph and Floriene Claunch of La Junta. He lives in Loveland and will be assigned to patrol in Evans County (Greeley).
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A Miramar Beach man is busy training for what could be the most challenging race of his life. Phil McDonald is preparing to paddle around the island of Manhattan in the 6th annual Surfers Environmental Alliance Paddle NYC event on August 17th. He is one of about 200 participating in the elite paddle race. And along with the challenge, it's for a very good cause.
As the owner and executive chef of Table Five Private Chef and Catering, Phil McDonald makes himself right at home in the kitchens of others, preparing gourmet meals and catering events. But he might be most at home paddling the crystal blue waters of the Emerald Coast. "I love anything to do with the water. Growing up surfing here it's not the best conditions all the time. It's like this (flat) a lot. So paddleboarding afforded me the ability to get out on the water every single day," said McDonald.
He's about to put his paddling skills to the test: paddling the length of a marathon around the island of Manhattan. "The elite race is essentially 26.5 miles of non-stop paddling. We are starting at Pier 40, going up the Hudson River, going around the Bronx and down the East River and finishing under the Brooklyn Bridge," said McDonald.
The SEA Paddle NYC race is a fundraiser for the Surfers Environmental Alliance and more than a dozen autism organizations. "Tthe more money we can give to that cause the better," said McDonald. He has been training hard, especially since the conditions in New York won't be quite as friendly as Northwest Florida's quiet waters. "There are currents and there are seaplanes and ferry boats and other obstacles, but it should be a lot of fun. Let's just hope the currents are going in favor of my direction," said McDonald.
Organizers of the race hope to raise $500,000 for austism awareness and the SEA. Phil was hoping to contribute $3,500, but surpassed that amount thanks to a fundraising dinner at Buddha Lounge this weekend. If you would like to contribute, click on the link.


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