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New!Campo dei Fiori suite
Size45 m²
Floor No.3(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Washer/dryer
- Elevator in building
- Towels
|Monte della Farina, 00186 Roma, Italy
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The apartment, on the third floor with elevator ( few steps to reach the elevator and few to the door) of an historic building, is bright and quiet, not reached by the city centre bustle and cheered by the merry sound of distant chimes. It is composed by an entrance, a living room with a sofa bed for 2, a table for 4 and a fully equipped kitchenette, a master bedroom with double bed and cupboard. The bathroom en suite has a stand up shower, a wash basin, wc and bidet . Towels and linens are provided.
The equipment of Campo de Fiori Suite apartment is provided with free WI-FI internet, air conditionig, heating, washing machine, dish washer, TV, hair dryer, microwave, toaster, cooker, fridge and freezer, italian coffee machine, kettle, iron and ironing board. For bookings longer than a week we offer a free house cleaning and change of linens. Free baby cot and high chair. Babysitting available.
A charming location fit to visit most of the major monuments on foot and live like a local.
Check-in from 14 to 21:00
Check-out at 10:00 am.
Upon arrival you will be required city tax of € 3.50 per person (up to a maximum of 10 days). This tax does not apply to children under 10 years.
Are required € 35 for cleaning costs.
Refundable security deposit of € 200, that will be returned to you at the end of stay.
Guests must leave a copy of their valid passports/ ID at check-in.
Fee of € 30 for check-in after 21:00.
Bed linen and towels.
For reservations for more than a week, they are offered a house cleaning service and linen change.
A cot and high chair are available free of charge upon request.
A babysitting service is available on request.
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
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|$ 19 AU per guest/night extra
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We spent a lovely stay, especially with the Manuela apartment, next to the Vatican. Organized by genuine Italian ingenuity, it is more pleasant to live. Cleanliness is also the rendezvous, and if the street is fleeting, the building is a very appreciable calm.
I highly recommend this address that allows the discovery of this beautiful city in optimal conditions
Gisele and Daniel
Nous avons passe un superbe séjour, du en particulier à l'appartement de Manuela, voisin du Vatican. Organisé selon une ingéniosité toute italienne, il est des plus agréables à vivre. La propreté est aussi au rendez-vous, et si la rue est passagère, l'immeuble est d'un calme très appréciable.
Je recommande vivement cette adresse qui permet la découverte de cette ville magnifique dans des conditions optimales
Gisèle et Daniel
Nice, clean and comfortable apartment.
Good location.
Very friendly owner Manuela
Mooi , net en gerieflijk appartement.
Goede ligging.
Zeer vriendelijke eigenares Manuela
super apartheid.
Manuela is a very friendly hostess, responsive and available
Manuela est une hôtesse très cordiale , réactive et disponible
manuela we thank for his welcome and his kindness. We had a great time. accommodation was perfect, quaint, comfortable and very clean. Thank you for all the little touches and valuable advice from our host. We recommend this apartment for its location, and the availability of manuela. Thank you for everything, we will come back surely.
edgardo ugo
nous remercions vivement manuela de son accueil et de sa gentillesse. Nous avons passé un super séjour. le logement était idéalement situé, coquet, confortable et très propre. Merci pour toutes les petites attentions et les précieux conseils de notre hote. Nous recommandons cet appartement pour sa localisation, et la disponibilité de manuela. Merci pour tout, nous reviendrons surement.
edgardo ugo
We had a wonderful stay in Rome.
Manuella The apartment is located in the heart
From the city, which allowed us to do all the essential places
And magical walk (no subway / bus / taxi).
They welcomed us perfectly and gave very good advice for sightseeing.
I recommend this apartment to anyone wishing to spend an unforgettable stay in two steps from Piazza Navona.
Nous avons passé un superbe séjour à Rome.
L'appartement de Manuella est situé en plein cœur
De la ville, ce qui nous a permis de faire tous les lieux incontournable
Et magique a pied ( pas de métro / bus / taxi).
On nous a accueilli parfaitement et donné de très bon conseil pour les visites.
Je conseil cet apartement à toutes les personnes désirant passer un séjour inoubliable à deux pas de la Piazza Navona.
Positive: vatican place 10min walk and 5min walk piazza Navona, ground floor, beautiful functional apartment, clean, welcoming manuella who speaks perfect French, rome trade card near
Negative point: lack of brightness, a light bulb hs but were not an embarrassing
Conclusion: Nepas hesitate to take this apart as being in couple with a child we did a lot of walking tour and j not forget the kindness and hospitality manuella
Point positif: lieu a 10min du vatican a pied et 5min piazza navona a pied , rez de chaussee, bel appartement fonctionnel,propre, accueil de manuella qui parle parfaitement francais ,carte de rome commerce a proximite
Point negatif:manque de luminosite, quelque ampoule hs mais n etait pas genant
Conclusion:NEpas hesiter a prendre cet appart car etant en couple avec un enfant on a fait beaucoup de visite a pied et j oublie pas la gentillesse et l accueil de manuella
The apartment is nice, has everything you need, the location is perfect, we were going with children and have not used transport. Manuela, Francesco and Elena fantastic, highly recommended
El apartamento esta muy bien, tiene todo lo necesario, la ubicación es perfecta, ibamos con niños y no hemos utilizado transportes. Manuela, Francesco y Elena fantasticos, muy recomendable
We are a couple at the age of 50 and 60 years. We had a very nice stay in the appartment 2 minutes from Vatican City. Everything was clean and we felt very much like home. Manuela is so helpfull and we can only give our best recomandations. We wil be back in the new year.
Dorthe and Frands, Denmark.
I have to say that I have spent 4 days in a very cozy apartment and at a strategic point.
Ms Manuela was very kind and has always made available throughout.
I recommend everyone to take advantage of this opportunity.
Devo dire di aver trascorso 4 giorni in un appartamento molto accogliente e in un punto strategico.
la sig.ra Manuela è stata gentilissima e si è sempre resa disponibile in tutto.
consiglio a tutti di sfruttare questa opportunità.
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The heat that's making a return to Clark County is sure to boost attendance at Clark County's regional parks, where residents and visitors go to swim, boat and enjoy the water. But even on hot days, many rivers and lakes in Southwest Washington remain very cold in early summer.
Cold water — especially when high or swift — can immobilize even the strongest swimmers in minutes. If your 4th of July plans include a trip to the beach, here are some tips to keep you and your family safe:
Drowning prevention
• When possible, choose a supervised area with trained lifeguards. In May, the Board of Clark County Commissioners voted to resume funding for lifeguards at Klineline Pond after a three-year hiatus. The county is currently seeking qualified applicants to fill the 10 openings in an effort to have lifeguards on duty at Klineline Pond this summer.
• Know the water: Washington state waters are cold enough to cause hypothermia even on the hottest summer day. Hypothermia can weaken even the strongest swimmer.
• Know your limits: Drowning often happens when a person tires while swimming.
• Wear a life jacket when swimming anywhere without lifeguards or whenever you boat, jet ski, go tubing or do other water sports. Another safety feature at Klineline Pond is the Safe Kids Life Jacket Loaner station. About a dozen life jackets in various sizes, infant through adult, are available for free while swimmers cool off and play in Klineline Pond. Users are asked to return
life jackets to the loaner station before leaving the park.
• Make sure children are wearing life jackets. Inflatable toys and mattresses will not keep children safe. By law, children ages 12 or younger must wear a Coast Guard approved life jacket or vest on all vessels 18 feet or shorter.
• Never leave children unsupervised in or near the water, even for a minute. Drownings happen swiftly and silently.
• Always avoid alcohol when swimming or boating.
• Avoid swimming in potentially dangerous areas, such as fast flowing rivers or ocean beaches with riptides.
• Don't dive into shallow water or unfamiliar swimming holes.
• Cover your spa when not in use. Ponds, 5-gallon buckets, and wading pools are also drowning hazards for young children.
For additional information on swimming pool safety, visit http://www.doh.wa.gov/CommunityandEnvironment/WaterRecreation/PoolSafety.aspx.
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A malfunction in an oil pipeline that transports crude oil from the Bakersfield area to Los Angeles and beyond resulted in a 10,000 gallon geyser and knee deep flows last night in Glendale. The spill happened shortly after midnight in the Atwood Village area, contaminating an industrial area that includes an adult entertainment establishment, The Gentleman's Club.
Early reports indicated that the spill caused the club to be evacuated and resulted in the hospitalization of two people. Additionally, several streets had to be closed.
According to an updated report filed with California's Office of Emergency Services, the spill resulted from a valve failure on an above ground pipeline. The equipment served a pumping station owned by Pacific Pipeline Systems located at 5145 West San Fernando Road, Los Angeles.
Emergency crews stopped the release and built an emergency dyke to contain the spilled crude oil. Initial reports from first responders stated that nothing had entered any storm drains, however, all the drains in the area will be inspected to verify that.


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02 December 2008
Happy Turkey Day!
Okay I know I am a bit late on the Thanksgiving post, but I had to work the weekend afterward. Any who, what a wonderful laid back Thanksgiving. Normally Anton and I are running around trying to go every where and see everyone. Not this year! I had the week off and spent my vacation at home with my immediate lovely family. Tony, Hunter, and I got some good quality time in. I wish I had a little more time with my husband, but we still had a wonderful time and more time together than we had in a long long time. The best Part of my Thanksgiving vacation was the Friday afterwards! Tony, Hunter, and I went to Prairie Pines to cut down our first Christmas Tree. Hunter got to meet Santa for the first time. He thought he was the coolest ever and was very interested by his beard. Poor guy had to hold his beard up the whole time. He gave Hunter a candy cane. That candy cane came in handy when we were cutting down the tree. I didn't think about bringing snacks on the horse drawn carriage ride over to the tree lot. He was not a happy camper. Viola candy cane instant elated child. That thing kept him content for over an hour. The magic of Christmas. lol. I know many of you are thinking I am a bad mom since I let my kid have sugar, but if you saw the amount of turkey, sweet potatoes, pumpkin bread, corn, carrots, potatoes, ham, noodles, and mashed potatoes that he had the day before oh and that morning, oh and later that evening you would know that he is a good eater and a little sweet something is not going to ruin his diet. My son sure can throw down some food. I have thought about asking the doctor if it is normal that my ten month old son is eating as much as many adults. He isn't over weight by any means so I am not too worried. Sidetracked what? Where was I? Oh yeah. We picked out a sweet tree with a corkscrew trunk(we found out that makes it hard to put it in the base straight!). The pines are super soft which we thought would be good for Hunters digestive track. I am sure at least one is going to make it through. I am just being realistic here. I love the tree. I wish we could keep it always. Anyways here are our pix. We tried to get one of the three of us. It didn't really work so well. : ) Happy Holidays.
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Each year, the Center for Health Statistics (CHS) compiles a list of baby names from the birth certificates of babies born in Oregon. Baby names for the years of 1920 to 2013 are currently available online.
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I'm searching for some detailed resources about the differences of System V and BSD concepts.
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Some sort of pro/cons discussion with historical background would be really nice.
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This is mostly a historic matter, for a number of reasons:
The best single resource I know of for learning about these sorts of differences is Advanced Programming in the Unix Environment by Stevens and Rago. If you have a special interest in networking and IPC, add in Stevens' Unix Network Programming, volume 1 and volume 2.
If you already have an earlier edition of APUE, it's still useful. The main thing the second edition added was explicit coverage of Linux and OS X, but since these are based on Unix, you could still puzzle out how to apply the information. The third edition updates this classic again for recent OS versions and adds some new material.


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Ben Allen Tamburello Jr.
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Born: September 9, 1964 in Birmingham, AL
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College: Auburn (school history) (Tamburello college stats)
Drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 3rd round (65th overall) of the 1987 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 8 (7842nd overall since 1950)
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College Hockey:Camp Randall Scene: Football Atmosphere With a Rink
MADISON, Wis. — If anyone asks Jeff Carr to describe what he saw Saturday night at Camp Randall Stadium, he has a good, simple reply ready.
"It's football madness with ice," he said.
They put a hockey rink in the middle of the football field at Camp Randall Stadium and packed in 55,031 fans for a doubleheader that left the home fans happy on both ends. Wisconsin beat Bemidji State 6-1 in a women's game and came from behind late for a 3-2 victory over Michigan in a men's game to close out the day.
Other than what was on the field and the empty upper deck, the atmosphere was much the same as a Wisconsin football Saturday, from the rows of tailgates outside to the boisterous-yet-late-arriving student section in the north end of the stadium.
"You have the same kind of atmosphere and the same kind of joviality of the crowd of a football game, but you're going to get to watch a hockey game," said Carr, from Green Bay, Wis.
The attendance fell well short of the original goal of breaking the record of 74,544 set at Spartan Stadium in East Lansing, Mich., in 2001. Camp Randall holds more than 80,000, and sections of the upper deck were shoveled out in anticipation of a large walk-up crowd.
Temperatures were in the low 20s at the start of the men's game just after 5 p.m. Central.
Emily and Barry Johnson of La Crosse, Wis., were in a suite four years ago when the Wisconsin men played Ohio State outdoors at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, but their seats were out in the elements Saturday.
They were in agreement that the Camp Randall Hockey Classic was more about the event than watching hockey.
"The games are standard hockey games, but doing it outside and having 50,000 people here and coming down with a whole bunch of your friends is definitely an event," Barry Johnson said.
Joe Zalewski and Erik Larson drove more than six hours from the Detroit suburb of Wyandotte, Mich., and got some good-natured ribbing outside the stadium and in the seating bowl for wearing their bright-yellow Michigan jerseys.
While they posed for a picture in the south end zone seats, using the ice as a backdrop, a Wisconsin fan climbed between them before being pushed away with a laugh.
"They've been pretty nice so far," Larson said. "A little rowdy out by the tailgating, but it's expected. We'd give them the same in Ann Arbor if they came to Michigan."
Zalewski said the long drive was worth it.
"I love hockey, and this is a huge deal," he said. "We're outdoors in the roots of hockey, so we had to come see it and represent our school."
Thoughts turned to the future of outdoor hockey, especially as it pertains to Wisconsin.
The foam base on which the rink was built was custom-made for Camp Randall's crowned field and can be reused.
"I think every four years or so is great," Emily Johnson said.
Said Carr: "Inside is nice for a hockey game, but you just don't get the same atmosphere and the same feel and the same pump from the crowd as you do outside with this many people. It's an outdoor game. It's played on ice, and it's just a lot of fun to be outside."
Zalewski and Larson have the Big Chill at the Big House in their neck of the woods next season. Michigan will host Michigan State on Dec. 11 at 106,201-seat Michigan Stadium.
"That's going to be huge," Larson said. "It'll be a bigger scale than this, and a lot more maize and blue."
Carr sat at the game with his son, Ben, a Wisconsin student. That scene — father and son walking through the Camp Randall concourses — was played out countless times Saturday, with lifelong memories being built.
"I coached him in hockey all those years, and now we're coming out here and seeing this," Jeff Carr said. "It's just great."
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Home theaters are all about the lights, camera and action. It's the reason this type of room is becoming popular among homeowners. But after the electronic equipment is installed, design decisions that will enhance the experience need to be made. For instance, what better area rugs to place in a home theater than Shaw Floors' contemporary Encore collection?
The shape of the room influences how well the sound travels no matter how expensive the audio gear is. Steps should be taken to minimize sound reflection off the walls and floor, which can be covered with an area rug in the theater but may be left as an unadorned hardwood floor elsewhere in the room.
Insulated, fabric-covered wall treatments in the home theater will fix acoustic problems if the room is situated in a place where sound is most likely to bounce from the speakers onto walls.
Soundandvision.com cautioned homeowners not to locate glass tables or cabinets in a home viewing area because the surface reflections will likely affect picture quality.
A common mistake made by home decorators is that they place the video display too high, creating a sight line that may not be comfortable for viewers.
Seeing the light
Window treatments that block light are another factor in outfitting a home theater so that natural light doesn't interfere with viewing. Many styles of window shades, including pleated or roman shades, are available with blackout fabrics. Custom drapery also provides a wide choice of fabrics that can eliminate light from entering a home theater, and can be drawn back to allow natural light in when the room is being used for other purposes.
A variety of lighting sources is particularly needed in a multi-purpose room design that includes a home theater. Task lighting for a desk and computer area may be appropriate to a home office, but sconces, floor lamps and recessed lighting are better choices for the theater section of the space. They help create the right ambience without casting a glare on the home screen, according to DIY Home Theater Design.
Some home theaters are designed on a grand scale, while others are family rooms for both screenings and a gaming area for children. Decorating the room should be determined by the needs of those who use it. If the home design calls for an office by day and a viewing area for entertainment at night, both functions need to be considered in the decorating scheme.
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While talking with some friends last evening the conversation turned to Durable Powers of Attorney for Medical purposes. We all work in the medical field and frequently discuss things that could go better if only they (patients) had known.
The conversation came to a stop when one of those at the table said; we need to heed our own advice. My parents were in a car accident last week and both were taken to the hospital. Both needed surgery and the emergency room staff were looking at medical records to find a medical decision maker for both of them. Guess what, Mom was Dad's and Dad was Mom's. This was probably what so many people did years ago, but is no longer an adequate document.
We squeaked by with them able to work diligently with their fragile states to get permission; but this should not have happened. We know better than the general public the importance of these documents. It would have been so easy to just add another line in the paragraph which says, "I assign XXXXX to be my Power of Attorney for medical purposes in the event of my being unable to express my choices". The next sentence should have been, "And if for any reason XXXXXX is unwilling or unable to act in this role; I wish AAAAA to be my Power of Attorney for medical purposes". A second person on this document is just a safeguard to a situation everyone hopes never comes up, but unfortunately does more than we like to think. After all had one of them been killed there would have been no one to provide authorization for treatment, for the one still alive.


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Just when you thought your camera collection was complete, Lomography released their brand new Spinner 360° Camera ($145). Before we tell you what it does, get ready to 1) immediately buy one or 2) be super bummed that you don't have one. This camera takes 360° photos! How does it do this? It sits atop a handle which you hold with one hand, while you pull a ripcord with the other. The ripcord sends the camera into a full spin, simultaneously shooting a full image of your surroundings. How fun is that? Pretty freaking fun, we'd say.
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Current Brackenridge Tract that includes Lions Municipal Golf Course
The item up for discussion on Thursday, during the Board of Regents meeting, was the public opinion of the proposed development plans for the Brackenridge Tract (Lions Municipal Golf Course included) located in West Austin. Folks of Austin were able to sign up prior to the meeting if they wanted to make their opinion heard. Each person who spoke was allotted three minutes to which four members of the Board of Regents listened.
The voice of the twenty people who spoke was quite clear that the University of Texas needs to rethink their stand and look at putting together a plan to save this massive green space. Golfers and non-golfers alike presented from all different angles showing how important keeping this land is to the people of Austin.
General Marshall, who is a long time golfer and grew up caddying at Lions, was witness to the monumental desegregation at Muny in 1951. Marshall made it clear this led numerous African-Americans from all over the South to jump in their cars and head to Lions Municipal because it was a place that welcomed everyone. This is what Lions is all about; welcoming people of all races, gender, classes and age.
Scott Roudebush, a West Austin resident, grew up playing on Lions Municipal and talked about all of the amazing bonds of friendship he was able to make while golfing at Muny. He mentioned the course is a rare jewel and wanted to know, "where are the kids to going to go?"
Peter Barbour, founder of Save Muny, spoke of the rich history of Lions Municipal and said, "Muny has touched the lives of many for 84 years and needs to continue to touch lives for another 100."
There were comments made from international graduate students who came to the University of Texas solely because graduate housing was available for them and their families. Holly Moore, a graduate student, also put an emphasis on the affordable graduate housing and how the proposed plans are not family friendly.
Another common theme that was made clear by everyone, including State Representatives and Austin Government officials who spoke, is the need to have open communication between the City of Austin and the University of Texas regarding potential plans for the Brackenridge Tract. Both sides need to agree to work together.
Lions Municipal has been recognized by the Texas Historic Commission as the first desegregated golf course in the South. Lions is a place where young people learn the game of golf and lessons in life. Joe Louis, Ben Hogan, Byron Nelson, Harvey Penick, and Ben Crenshaw have all walked the grounds of Muny. To turn away and ignore all of these amazing qualities would be an absolute shame. This meeting was a public forum and not one person stood before the board to say how wonderful it would be to destroy this land to build condos, retail, and office space. No one said we would love to add 9,000 to 13,000 additional residents in West Austin. No one said this development is going to be great for Austin. This speaks volumes for the people of Austin's stand on this matter and is something the University of Texas needs to listen to.
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Summer at William F. Laman Library in North Little Rock will be filled with a variety of activities for the entire family. The summer reading programs are a big focus this season, with groups for all ages. The programs run from June 2 to July 26. In addition to reading, there are a number of exciting events planned for participants, including Storytelling with local broadcaster Craig O'Neill, Wednesday June 25, from 10 to 11 a.m.
For adult readers, the library will host the Meet the Author Series, taking place Tuesday evenings at 7 p.m. This year the series will feature Denise Parkinson (Daughter of the White River: Depression-Era Treachery and Vengeance in the Arkansas Delta) on June 17; Jane F. Hankins (The Thirty-Foot Elvis) on June 24; Kevin Brockmeier (A Few Seconds of Radiant Filmstrip: A Memoir of Seventh Grade) on July 1; and wrapping up the series on July 8 will be Hope Coulter who has recently written an acclaimed short story titled Tales from the New World Viennese.
On June 12 at 7 p.m. Delta Brass Express will perform as part of the library's Live At Laman music series. This band is comprised of professional musicians who specialize in the "Horn Band" sound, popular in the 1970s and 80s, in the tradition of groups like Chicago.
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USA: Freightliner Advises of Brake System Recall
According to Bendix advisories, this braking system defect involves 300,000 vehicles industry wide. Of that number, about 46,000 are buses and coaches. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration determined that school buses and fire and emergency service vehicles are the first priorities for recall.
On August 29-31, Freightliner/Thomas distributed notifications for approximately 6,000 of its bus chassis and fire/emergency vehicles that are included in the recall.
"In addition to being available around the clock to inspect any of our buses and trucks that are affected, Freightliner has diverted all the new Bendix ECUs we have in production to repair the recalled vehicles," said Debi Nicholson, Freightliner LLC corporate communications general manager. "We are encouraging Bendix to do the same so this situation with school buses and fire/emergency vehicles can be remedied as soon as possible."
Nicholson said the repair of the defective braking system involves both inspection of the existing system and then replacing the Bendix ABS electronic control units with a new ECU. New ECUs will become available in limited quantities beginning in mid-September. Additional details about the defect, inspection process and repair should be obtained from the Bendix Communications Center at 800-478-1793.
Freightliner has advised its customers to call their local Freightliner, Thomas Built Buses or Sterling dealers with any questions or to schedule inspections. Also, Freightliner's toll-free customer assistance center -- 800-FTL-HELP (800-385-4357) -- is staffed around the clock to answer questions and direct customers to the appropriate resources for help.
"We advise parents and concerned citizens to contact their school districts if they have any concerns or questions about their school buses," Nicholson said. "They will have the best and latest information on whether they have buses affected and the inspections or repair steps they've taken. Districts and others who operate fleets should remember that not just Freightliner and Thomas products are included in the recall," she added. "Other manufacturers' products are included and we expect they will notify their customers as well."
Freightliner LLC, headquartered in Portland, Oregon, produces and markets Class 3-8 vehicles under the Freightliner, Sterling, American LaFrance and Thomas Built Buses nameplates. Freightliner is a DaimlerChrysler Company, the world's leading commercial vehicle manufacturer.
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Monday, October 25, 2010
Stacks at my House...
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Hope your baby is better real soon!ReplyDelete
Oh, Erin, I hope that you baby feels better very soon. Please take care, too, ok?ReplyDelete
About the DCWV stacks....I will try and be patient-LOL-great things are with waiting for!!
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I will take the DCWV stacks so you are not so "stacked" up! LOL! Hope your little one feels better!ReplyDelete
Poor guy... Being sick is never fun!ReplyDelete
I have lots of stacks at my house too... Bills, magazines, books, clothes, and dishes! Would love to trade some of them for DCWV stacks! I need to find that magic wand under one of my stacks. :)
Hope your baby feels better soon!ReplyDelete
ah, yes, Stacks! My stacks of Monday laundry may also become Tuesday or Wednesday laundry. Right there with you!ReplyDelete
I have lots and lots of stacks here too: laundry,bills, homework,books... but I seem to be missing a few certain stacks.....lol, hope i can remedy that soon!!! :PReplyDelete
hope your baby gets better soon.ReplyDelete
also i have a big stack of laundry and a full to do list :)
Have a good week
The last stack is my favorite. The laundry reminds me to take care of my dishes stack.ReplyDelete
I want Street Lace!! cannot wait. Hope your baby feels better soon.ReplyDelete
I was very excited to see your third stack of items!! Hope your little one is feeling better soon!!ReplyDelete
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sure hope your little one is better very soon. It's so hard to see our babies sick.ReplyDelete
Erin, I just read your "about me" story.ReplyDelete
How cool.
I have 2 boys also, the only difference is mine is 35 and 39.
They were little blonde headed boys like yours.
You do have two of the cutest little guys ever.
I hope the little one feels better soon.
Laundry will wait so will the dishes and vacuuming.
Can't wait to see the newest Stacks.
I never ever buy just one.
awwwh, so sorry to hear your baby is sick:( WOW, I would trade my stack of laundry for YOUR stack in a HEARTBEAT!! lol..... I am sending you SPEEDY Get well wishes for your baby!ReplyDelete
gypsy hugs,
Hope your little guy will soon be betterReplyDelete
I hope your baby gets well soon - it's so hard as a mommy!ReplyDelete
As always, I can't wait to see your stack previews!
Aww bless I so hope your baby makes a speedy recovery, we can't have sick kiddos. You make me feel so much better when I see you laundry as I know I am not alone lol.ReplyDelete
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So sorry to hear that your baby is sick hope he feels better soon!ReplyDelete
Hope you little one gets better soon. I am excited to see the new stacks!ReplyDelete
I'm Patient, I'm patient. Hope your little is feeling better.ReplyDelete
Oh my! I hope that the little one gets well soon! The laundry I know is tough!! What an amazing stack of paper!! I am sure that all will settle out soon!!ReplyDelete
I hope your little one gets better soon!!! And I'm drooling over those stacks of paper, lol!!! I feel ya on the laundry.... I feel like laundry day is everyday that ends in y!!ReplyDelete
Sick babies are NO FUN! Hope she is better today! I can't wait for the new stacks! I'm like a kid at Christmas time!ReplyDelete


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When IBM (NYSE:IBM) announced earnings on July 17, its stock was trading at $192.49 a share, or what amounted to a slightly less than 3% gain year-to-date. After demolishing year-over-year earnings, and demonstrating outstanding growth in the key areas that CEO Ginni Rometty has a laser-like focus on, IBM shares dropped to $190.85 by the close of trading this past Monday. What?
Oh, there are reasons for the ho-hum response by the market following IBM's earnings release. Just ask the legion of analysts who are lamenting Big Blue's results. However, the reasons for so much negativity, particularly directed toward an industry leader in the midst of a significant transition, speaks more to analysts' and investor's unwillingness, or inability, to look beyond next week. This is good news for long-term investors in search of an inexpensive addition to their portfolio.
The "bad" news
IBM is hardly alone when it comes to bellwether tech giants getting no respect in the midst of a game-changing reorganization. Just ask Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) CEO Satya Nadella. Like IBM, Microsoft is in the process of reinventing itself, and despite posting more than respectable results for its recently announced fiscal Q4 2014, it's receiving only a lukewarm response from investors. But Microsoft's tepid reception would be a breath of fresh air to IBM, who can't seem to garner even the slightest of good tidings.
Despite some perceptions, there's a lot to like about IBM's recent quarter. IBM's earnings, a measure that usually carries a great deal of weight in the minds of investors, were off the charts. In Q2, IBM generated earnings-per-share, or EPS, of $4.12, a 42% jump from the same period last year.
Recent lay-offs and some belt-tightening resulted in a 15% decline in expenses for the quarter, and IBM went on to announce non-generally accepted accounting principle, or GAAP, earnings for the year are expected to come in around $18 a share. Rometty has said many times her objective is to generate $20 a share in earnings by 2015 and if this year finishes as expected, IBM would appear to be on pace.
But where IBM really excelled was where it mattered, in its "strategic growth initiatives." Cloud, big data, and mobile revenue results are what investors should be focused on, similar to its longtime competitor Microsoft and its emphasis on "mobile-first, cloud-first." For IBM, cloud revenue rose over 50% in Q2, and is now tracking at nearly $3 billion annually. That still trails Microsoft's more than $4.4 billion annual cloud-related revenues, but the two old foes are squaring off for a new, 21st century battle. Just like old times.
Now add a 100% improvement in mobile revenues and increases in both business analytics -- big data -- and security-related sales, and you're left with what was a sound quarter for IBM.
What's not to love?
The biggest problem analysts had with IBM's quarter was its flat, to slightly down, total revenues. At $24.4 billion, IBM's sales dropped 1%, adjusting for the divestiture of a customer service unit. The culprit was IBM's hardware business. In a slowly stabilizing PC market, hardware sales declined over 11% compared to last year.
Other "issues?" The growth in earnings per share, or EPS, it could be argued, was the result of IBM's share buyback plan, as well as its aggressive cost cutting initiatives. Both efforts supposedly just masked a lack of revenue growth by IBM.
Final Foolish thoughts
IBM's effort to streamline operations and better align its workforce with cloud technologies, big data, and mobile isn't some kind of smokescreen, they were much-needed steps as Rometty changes the way IBM does business. Microsoft is in the same boat, which is why Nadella announced its largest job cuts ever: 18,000 by year's end.
If you're focused on IBM's total revenues, like many analysts are, it's not a suitable investment right now. Nor is Microsoft, for that matter. But if you're looking for long-term growth at a bargain, IBM has a forward price-earnings ratio of a mere 9.80 -- not to mention a decent dividend yield of 2.27%. For those that are more concerned with next year than next week, IBM is an absolute steal.
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College Hockey:Balance Of Power
BIG RAPIDS, Mich. — When you think "CCHA," what is the first school that comes to mind?
Michigan and Michigan State have been the two premier powers in the league for quite some time, but while those teams have traditionally had the most success in the league, this year isn't turning out quite the same way.
In the preseason poll, Michigan was tabbed at number one, followed by Michigan State. The pollsters are probably scratching their heads right now when they look at the standings.
Who expected Ferris State to be so good this year? The pollsters didn't. Other teams didn't.
Few did.
Ferris State, a team predicted to finish in ninth place, leads the pack, as much a surprise to observers and fans of the CCHA as it is to Bulldog head coach Bob Daniels.
"I really can't say I expected us to lead the league this year," Daniels said. "When the goals came up, the league title was not on the list. We talked about home ice in the playoffs, but the league title was not even thought of."
The highest that Ferris State has ever finished in the CCHA standings is third, over a decade ago. Back then, Craig Lisko and rookie of the year Pat Mazzoli were dominant goaltenders. They still today hold school records in almost every category. Forward John dePourcq was an excellent playmaker with 15 goals and 48 assists, still eighth in scoring in school history. John Gruden and Dave Karpa were key defensemen.
Today, FSU supporters can echo the names of those players with new stars.
Mike Brown is already cementing himself as a premier goaltender, and is just a sophomore. Forward Chris Kunitz is a Hobey Baker candidate, getting recognition for his playmaking skills. On the blue line, Troy Milam and Simon Mangos head the defensive corps.
"It is the most talented group I have had as a head coach," Daniels said. "My second year as an assistant in 1990-1991 finished third in the league; it was a very talented team, and probably the best I have seen before this one."
But the success of the Bulldogs this year is a mix of chemistry and talent. "There are two things," Daniels said. "We have never had the depth of players. If you look at our teams in the past, we have always had good players. Andy Roach, Paul Lowden, just to name a few. However, we never had a true depth of great talent."
The school's recent investment in the program doesn't hurt, either.
"All the money Ferris State spent on the campus improvements really made the difference to bringing in more and better players," Daniels said. "The new hockey facilities, football field, library, and recreational facility, for example. They all point to a university that is dedicated to improving and excelling.
"It goes even further than that. The morale of the student body is huge. Students in the past were not proud to be Ferris students. Today, these students stand up with pride and are happy to be where they are at, and stand behind their team and university."
The talk last year centered around the first Hobey Baker candidate in school history, Rob Collins. This year, it goes to his linemate, Kunitz. After having success in his last three years, this year Kunitz is asserting himself as an elite player with 26 goals and 31 assists through 30 games.
"Goal-scoring, I figured Chris would rack up," Daniels said. "What surprises me is all his assists. He had a sophomore slump with only 16 goals and 13 assists, but his junior and freshman years were excellent. He was a big time goal-scorer in juniors and he is doing the same thing now."
Kunitz attributes his success to his linemates, not to mention the rest of the team. Jeff Legue and Derek Nesbitt, who have been with Kunitz since the first game of the season, have blossomed along with the Hobey Baker candidate.
"Everyone has benefited from playing with each other," Daniels said. "Chris is the straw that stirs the drink. He has been the dominant scorer with three or four different centermen in his career here. Legue and Nesbitt go along great with Kunitz and compliment each other very well."
While Nesbitt and Legue have been in the shadow of Kunitz, they are not overlooked on the ice. Legue has 42 points through 30 games, which surpasses even Collins' total in his senior year, when he was nominated for the Hobey. Nesbitt is scoring over a point per game as well.
With all that in mind, does Kunitz stand a better chance at the Hobey than Collins did a year ago? The key may lie in FSU's improved performance as a team.
"Yes," Daniels said. "We haven't been quite as deep in the past. The team is doing better this year than last. If your team is not at the top of your league, it is hard for the player to win a Hobey.
"The second thing is Rob had a lot of points, but a lot were from assists. Chris is a true goal-scorer."
With dreams of a CCHA title on the line, none of the players are thinking much about next year, and Daniels is optimistic.
"How is the team going to perform one, two, three years from now?" Daniels asked rhetorically. "I can say we do have a pretty good level of talent coming back next year. Graduation is going to take its toll, no doubt about it. If you think about it, graduation takes its toll on every team. I like the group that is returning.
"Can we sustain this level? I don't know, but we will find out next year."
Until then, it is going to be a wild ride in the CCHA. Hold on tight.
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New WebLogic to GlassFish Migration Sample: JSP SimpleTag
By pelegri on Jun 22, 2008
A new example from Sekhar: Migrating WebLogic's JSP SimpleTag example to GlassFish. Like previous examples in the Switch! series, this one includes full commentary and sources. Sekhar also shows how to switch from Pointbase to MySQL Server and covers deployment.
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Assume that we have a space-colony, or ch"ch, a member of an interplanetary mission dies in space. We know that cremation is forbidden, so what would the process for burial be? Would it be similar to a burial at sea and what are the halachot thereof (they are presumably applicable in such a case).
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We would gladly check into a resort (or your home) to spend a little time in this Caribbean Paradise Tub (Inquire). Get this: Caribbean Paradise features 3 waterfalls, a television with DVR, CD-player, a 2HP blower with heated air, and an aroma therapy system! For real. (Anyone wanna buy us a lottery ticket? We'll split the winnings 50/50....)
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Mark the date Dec. 8th 2011. COMUNE // DROP CITY "Ce n'est pas la fin du Monde" GROUP SHOW!
COMUNE // Alexis Gross Visit
Last week New Yorker, photographer, and COMUNE/Drop City contributor Alexis Gross stopped by our office for a visit.
"Jungle Cathedral" by Animal Bodies off their new Kiss of the Fang album.
COMUNE branding iron
Today we received a mysterious package from North Dakota. Like little kids on Christmas morning we scrambled to open the package and
check out what we received. To our surprise it was a custom steel branding iron we had ordered some time ago. We fired that thing up to a
red hot glow and proceeded...
MOCA // Kenneth Anger and Weegee
On Saturday night we went to the opening night of dual exhibits for "NAKED HOLLYWOOD": Weegee in Los Angeles and Kenneth Anger: "ICONS".
Hundreds of unseen photos by the infamous NY crime scene/celebrity hollywood photographer know as Weegee were on display.
Avant-garde film maker Kenneth Anger had films, books, artwork, and other oddities were shown.
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"White Rune" by ICE AGE off their New Brigade album.
Ray Gordon // The Self Centered Man Interview
COMUNE/Drop City contributor Ray Gordon recently had a most excellent interview on the www.theselfcenteredman.com Click to read more.
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Hedi Slimane // California Song
On Friday night we visited the MOCA Pacific Design Center to see the Hedi Slimane exhibit titled "California Song".
"Ffunny Ffriends" by the Unknown Mortal Orchestra.
Origami Vinyl // Adanowsky "Amador" Record Release
The other night we ventured over to our local record store Origami Vinyl in Echo Park to see singer song writer Adanowsky perform a solo set of his new album "Amador".
The intimate setting was a wonderful way to enjoy this charismatic artist.
Corey Smith // Become a Better You // Art Show recap
Last Thursday COMUNE/Drop City artist Corey Smith had his solo show titled "Become a Better You" at the AR4T gallery in Laguna Beach.
Here's some photos and recap story. Thanks to everyone who came out!
"Me siento solo" by Adanowsky off the Amador album (US edition).
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One of our favorite magazines Monster Children published a book full of amazing images from a recent photography contest they put on.
COMUNE/Drop City contributor Alexis Gross had some photos included in the book.
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Photographs of my friends; a journey through three years of our lives together showcasing the good times we had and continue to have. My friends have always let me photograph them and I love them for that.
Shot with my Holga, Kodak z700, Canon g10 and Canon 40d. I processed them all with an action to make them appear as if they were shot with the Holga, can you spot the real Holga images? I even snuck in a few double exposures as well.
This is the first and only book I ever made. I think the only consistent theme throughout the book is partying. I'll admit I was intoxicated when most of this images were taken.
The pictures range from pictionary contests, grilling, partying, drinking, celebrating and swimming. The band photos are of my friends band ShiloRocks.com.
I'm a photographer/writer working for a small town newspaper in Southeast New Mexico. When I'm not at work, I'm out shooting pictures and rock climbing. I hope you enjoy my books.
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Filligar is a HOT indie rock quartet hailing from Chicago. The three Mathias brothers and Casey Gibson began recording and performing as teenagers and continue on into their twenties blazing a musical trail where ever they go. Their current release The Nerve was nominated for Best Rock album at the 2012 Independent Music Awards. The band recently finished recording a new LP, set to release in the coming months.
Some of their fresh material can be heard as they cruise through the US on their spring headline tour (see dates below). Last summer Filligar was hand-picked by Counting Crows to join their Outlaw Roadshow tour. If that isn't enough to grab your attention, and you can't make The Roxy show, go HERE for a live sneak peek of Filligar.
5/15/2013 San Diego, CA - The Griffin
5/16/2013 Yucca Valley, CA - Pappy and Harriets
5/17/2013 West Hollywood, CA - Roxy Theatre
5/21/2013 Denver, CO - Larimer Lounge
5/24/2013 Iowa City, IA - The Mill
5/25/2013 Geneva, MN - Bella Music Festival
5/26/2013 Chillicothe, IL - Summer Camp Music Festival
5/28/2013 Cleveland, OH - Beachland Tavern
5/29/2013 Philadelphia, PA - North Star Bar
5/30/2013 Washington, DC - Living Social - 918 F Street
5/31/2013 Asbury Park, NJ - Wonder Bar
6/1/2013 New York, NY - Gramercy Theatre
6/2/2013 Burlington, VT - Club Metronome
6/4/2013 New Haven, CT - Cafe Nine
6/5/2013 Cambridge, MA - TT the Bear's
6/6/2013 Hunter, NY - Mountain Jam Festival
6/7/2013 Pittsburgh, PA - Smiling Moose
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Imagine reaching into your favorite bag… the one you carry with you more often than not, and pulling out nothing but homemade goodness. A deliciously fragrant perfume you concocted the night before, a face serum you mixed up right before leaving the house in case the cold winter air dries out your skin, a hand-bound (…) Read more
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Best of Etsy: Spring
Spring is finally, well, springing into action. The daffodils are blooming, the birds are singing, and you're itching to spend some moolah on some new spring-inspired finds. Just a little pick-me-up to say, Hey Self, you made it through winter! High five! Of course we're going to steer you and your cash towards Etsy. How could we not? You can purchase accessories, clothing, home decor- anything, really, your heart could desire. You get well made, affordable and unique finds while supporting small businesses and craftspeople. Winner-winner! Here is our latest round-up of what looks good, and what we're going to be spending our springtime cash on.
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Organic Lavender Sachets
Little else smells as clean and fresh as lavender does. Toss a couple of sachets in a bureau or closet, or tuck them away with out-of-season clothing, and your duds will always be ready to wear. We are especially keen on this nautical set, hand embroidered and full of French lavender.
$17 at Belle Cocinelle | Buy
Full Circle Dress
Swing into Spring in a custom-made linen dress courtesy of Ms. Wood. The Full Circle dress features spaghetti straps, an asymmetrical hemline and comes with an Obi belt to wrap it all up. Don't like brown? Ms. Wood will make this same dress for you in white or black, too.
Fun Slide Photograph
Alicia Bock's fine art photograph captures the anxious excitement of that perennial carnival favorite, the Fun Slide. This 8" X 8" photograph is ready for framing, and even more than ready to add a dose of fun to your walls.
$35 at Alicia Bock | Buy
Sunshine And Showers Mobile
What is Spring all about, if not sunshine and showers? Teal And Gold's handmade mobile captures the essence of this in-between season of warmth and sun and sudden rain showers. Hand-crafted from black walnut, these lovely, wooden rain drops will add a touch of whimsy to your home.
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All interview requests for Coach Conroy, any Tulane assistant coaches and players MUST be coordinated through the Athletic Communications Office.
Players are available for interviews, either in person or on the phone, or before or after practice depending on their class and meeting schedules.
In order to have time to arrange for player interviews, please provide 24 hours notice to the Athletic Communications Office. Player interviews may be conducted in the Hertz Practice Facility, at Fogelman Arena in Devlin Fieldhouse or in the Athletic Communications Office. The Tulane training rooms, locker rooms, weight room and meeting room areas are off-limits to the media. Your cooperation is appreciated.
For telephone interviews, the student-athlete will be provided with the number and will make the call at a mutually-agreed upon time. Phone numbers of student-athletes will NOT be made available to the media. For interviews with head coach Ed Conroy and/or Tulane assistant coaches, please contact Brian Miller in the Athletic Communications Office.
Practice Coverage
In general, Tulane practices, held at the Hertz Practice Facility or Devlin Fieldhouse, are open to the local media. However, practices may be closed or moved without notice. Please contact the Tulane Athletic Communications Office if you plan on attending practice so that we may alert the coaching staff and confirm the day's practice schedule. Still photographs and video may be shot at any time during practice by approved agencies. Media are asked to remain in the stands during practice, and are asked not to speak to players or coaches during the workout.
Updated statistics, game recaps, game notes, player and coaches' bios, newspaper articles, as well as historical, broadcast and ticket information, can be found on the Tulane Official Athletics Website at www.TulaneGreenWave.com. Media are encouraged to check the website regularly for the latest Green Wave athletics news.
Video Services
Requests for video footage of Green Wave basketball should be made to Brian Miller in the Athletic Communications Office. He will work with TU Video Coordinator Travis Detillier to fill specific requests. Please allow a minimum of three days lead time for video requests. Agencies will be asked to either supply a new Beta tape or to return the highlights to Tulane.
Accessing Information
Members of the media can obtain the latest news, game releases, updated depth charts, rosters and season and single game statistics from Tulane in several ways. All this information and more is regularly updated and posted in a PDF format on the official athletics website, www.tulanegreenwave.com. In addition, information can be sent via e-mail or fax on a daily or weekly basis. Simply contact Brian Miller at (504) 314-7219 or via e-mail at email@example.com to request to be added to the basketball e-mail or fax distribution list.
Credential Requests
All requests for media, radio, television, photography, scouting and parking credentials for the 2010-11 Tulane Basketball season, or for any individual game, should be made IN WRITING, on company letterhead or via e-mail, (company name in address), to Brian Miller, and can be emailed (firstname.lastname@example.com) or faxed (504) 865-5379. Requests should be made at least one week prior to the game. In general, individual game credentials will not be mailed but can be picked up in the Athletic Communications Office the week of the game, or at the Devlin Fieldhouse will-call located at the southeast entrance.
Parking is VERY limited at Devlin Fieldhouse. Parking passes will not be available to visiting media. It is suggested that media plan accordingly and arrive early for games in order to secure parking. Parking will be available free of charge at the Loyola University parking garage, located two blocks from Devlin Fieldhouse on Freret Street (see map, above).
Will Call
Any media credentials not picked up during the week at the Wilson Center will be available at Press Will Call at the front of Devlin Fieldhouse beginning one and a half hours prior to game-time. The Press Will Call Door is at the left front of Devlin Fieldhouse when facing the building.
Press Row Services
A media workroom is located on the concourse level of Devlin Fieldhouse. Game notes, rosters, programs and other information will be available in this room prior to games. Half-time and post-game statistics will be delivered to press row as soon as possible. Complete post-game box scores will be available approximately 20 minutes after the game.
Telephones/Fax Machines
Phone lines are available along press row and in the media workroom at Devlin Fieldhouse. Tulane will email/fax stats and other post-game information as requested. See a member of the Athletic Communications Staff, or contact the Athletic Communications Staff during the week prior to the game, to request post-game faxes.
Visiting Radio/Television Broadcasts
Visiting radio stations will have phone lines (including one ISDN line) available in the press booth located on the concourse level opposite the team benches. Space will be allocated along press row for television broadcasts. Visiting SIDs will designate their official radio stations and Tulane will supply phone lines on a reciprocal basis for that station. Entities which wish to broadcast Tulane home contests should send their request, in writing, to Brian Miller.
Post-Game Interviews
The Tulane locker room is closed following all Tulane contests (home and away). Head Coach Ed Conroy and requested players will be available in the media room following games.
For Tulane home games, the SID of the visiting school will establish admittance policies to the visiting locker room.
Credential Regulations
All space for the working press, radio and television for Tulane Basketball games is allocated by the Tulane Athletic Communications Office, which reserves the right to deny credentials to any outlet. Freelance and/or non-daily writers may be asked to produce copies of actual publications in which their work has appeared. Seating at press row at Devlin Fieldhouse is for working media and scouts ONLY.
Press credentials will be issued to working press only. Press credentials are non transferable and use by anyone other than members of the working press is unauthorized. Press credentials used in an unauthorized manner will be revoked immediately. News organizations allowing unauthorized individuals to use credentials will have their credentials revoked for the remainder of the year.
Food Services
A light meal and soft drinks will be provided for working media in the media workroom on the concourse level beginning approximately 90 minutes prior to game time. The Lavin-Bernick Student Center, located behind Devlin Fieldhouse on McAlister Drive also offers food options.
Tulane Athletics Mission Statement
The mission of the Tulane University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is to support the university's purpose of enriching the capacity to think, to learn and to act and lead with integrity and wisdom by providing our student-athletes and staff with opportunities for competitive success and personal growth within the context of sportsmanship, teamwork and integrity. Toward this mission, we commit to the following principles:
- To recognize participation in athletics as an integral part of the educational process;
- To provide student-athletes and staff with the best-possible facilities, services and equipment;
- To promote the physical, intellectual and emotional development of all student-athletes;
- To create an environment that fosters the concepts of teamwork, scholarship, sportsmanship, leadership, loyalty and integrity;
- To operate in a fiscally responsible manner, providing opportunities within the limitations of resources;
- To commit to diversity and the equitable and non-discriminatory treatment of all student-athletes and staff.
Tulane University is an equal opportunity institution whose programs, services, activities and operations are without discrimination as to sex, color or national origin, and are not opposed to qualified disabled persons.
The American Media Relations staff will compile a weekly basketball press release and league statistics as well as notes, standings, television schedules and results. The entire release is available beginning Monday afternoon and also includes the weekly Player of the Week, which is determined by media panel.
Tulane Athletic Communications
Office Phone: (504) 862-8240
Office Fax: (504) 865-5379
Web: www.tulanegreenwave.com
Fogelman Arena
Press Row Phone: (504) 862-8122*
*For Media Use Only
Mailing & Overnight Address
Tulane University
Athletic Communications
James W. Wilson, Jr. Center
Ben Weiner Drive
New Orleans, LA 70118
Getting to Fogelman Arena in Devlin Fieldhouse
From the West (Airport, Metairie, Kenner, Baton Rouge): Exit Interstate 10 East at the Airline/Tulane/Carrollton exit and follow signs to South Carrollton Avenue. Remain on Carrollton five traffic signals to South Claiborne Avenue and continue past Claiborne to the first u-turn. Make the u-turn and turn right on Claiborne. Remain on Claiborne one traffic signal to Broadway Street and turn right. Remain on Broadway two signals to Freret Street and turn left. Once getting into the campus area, Devlin Fieldhouse is the third building on the left.
From the East (Downtown, French Quarter, Slidell):
Exit Interstate 10 West at US 90/South Claiborne Avenue (which exits left off the interstate). Remain on Claiborne seven traffic signals to Nashville Avenue and turn left. Stay on Nashville one traffic signal to Freret Street and turn right. Devlin Fieldhouse is on the right and the first building past the third traffic signal.
Media parking
Parking is very limited at Devlin Fieldhouse. Street side parking is available on McAlister Drive on a first-come first-served basis. Parking will also be available in the Loyola University parking garage (next to the Tulane campus on the south side of Freret St.).


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It was a 87 perfect degrees in New York City today and I spied an actual pumpkin at the farmers market. I love this time of year, when you expect it to feel like fall but it decidedly does not; it's like Bonus Summer: cool enough to bust out cardigans at night but warm enough it feels too soon to audition any of the heavier dishes to come this winter. I've been gushing over what Sam Sifton called "valedictory meals" in The New York Times Sunday Magazine — "fall dinners pretending to be summer ones" — and I imagine that wedges of focaccia baked with a grape you can only find this time of year, a roasted tomato salad, many formats of cheese and a lush glass of pink wine would nicely fit the bill.


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Prior to joining Smith Patrick and working with David Smith, Matthew was an Equity Research Analyst for Noble Financial Group and A.G. Edwards. Over that time he gained valuable insight into the institutional process for money management and the interaction of research with the investment process. Matthew focused primarily on the Cleantech Energy Storage space and followed companies such as A123 Systems, Active Power, Ballard Power, EnerSys, Exide Technologies, Fuel Cell Energy, and Maxwell Technologies.
Previous to joining A.G. Edwards in 2007, Matthew wrote investment-related articles for the Motley Fool. He has picked the virtual pen up again and can now be found writing about investment related topics at Seeking Alpha.
Before embarking on a finance career and entering the CFA program, Matthew owned and operated a small specialty retail business in Peterborough, New Hampshire (1997-2004) for bicycles and snowboards. Matthew considers the experience fruitful and worthy of an MBA from the School of Hard Knocks.
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Sony Xperia T headed to AT&T?
Officially announced last week as Sony's newest flagship Android smartphone, the Xperia T is seemingly going to be released by AT&T in the US.
A press image of the handset bearing AT&T's logo has appeared over at Phones4U recently. Of course, Phones4U has nothing to do with AT&T, since it's a UK-based retailer, but the existence of such an image can be seen as proof that the second largest US carrier is getting ready to introduce the Xperia T at some point.
The Xperia T would be the second Sony smartphone for AT&T this year, after the Xperia Ion (which is currently offered for free on contract).
Running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (upgradeable to 4.1 Jelly Bean), the Sony Xperia T features a 4.6 inch HD display, 1.5GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM, 13MP rear camera, and a 1.3MP front-facing camera. AT&T's version will probably feature LTE connectivity, unlike the international edition. More on this as we get it.
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"The Wind Rises"(Kaze Tachinu) by Hayao Miyazaki opened Feb 21 in San Francisco after its debut at the Venice Film Festival in Aug. The title comes from a line in the poem "Le Cimetière marin" by the French poet Paul Valery ("Le vent se lève!... Il faut tenter de vivre!" - "The wind is rising!…We must try to live!") It is used as a metaphor for the life of the aviation designer Horikoshi Jiro and his dream for creating the perfect flying machine. Jiro designed the Zero fighter aircraft that was used as a fighter plane in WWII.
The subject matter is controversial since the planes were used at Pearl Harbor and during kamikaze operations. Miyazaki's father was director of Miyazaki Airplane, which made rudders for Zero fighter planes during World War II. While a young boy Miyazaki's family had to take to the hills to escape firebombing raids on Utsunomiya by US military planes where his father's business was located. Central to Miyazaki's manga and anime is the theme of aviation with many characters such as wizards or dragons and other kinds of fantastic flying objects. The hero's and heroine's of his films are usually trying to bring peace to their villages from wars.
The Great Kanto Earthquake of 1926 is brilliantly depicted in the film and the ensuing fire, which engulfs Japanese villages. Jiro is on a train when the earthquake strikes and the townspeople of the village where he is derailed begin a mass evacuation. He saves a young girl and her sister who is injured in the quake and years later marries the young girl. Mitsubishi hires the boy wonder after his education and the Imperial Japanese Navy pushes for the creation of an efficient military plane.
Miyazaki shows that Jiro regretted the destruction caused by the plane in war, although as chief engineer for Mitsubishi he tried to meet the military requirements of speed for a plane mounted with artillery in competition with other defense contractors. This is one of the sad realities of scientists and engineers whose inventions are used for destruction.
This is Miyazaki's final film and it is a masterpiece, an enchanting and moving film that was nominated for this year's best animation film at the Academy Awards. It deviates from his previous epics involving adventure and fantasy.
When receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Venice Film Festival in 2008 Miyazaki said that his films speak for themselves. In previous interviews he revealed that he felt his films introduced themes that he felt children should see such as famine, war and threats to the environment. This August, Miyazaki appeared for a second time in Venice to announce his retirement. The 72-year-old director reported that he would work on shorter films for Studio Gibli, which he co-created and where his eleven anime feature films were made based on his manga.
If you have never seen a Miyazaki film you will be enchanted by the detail of his animation, the strength of his characters - especially women, and the brilliant sound effects that accompany each visual. Start with the "The Wind Rises"and revisit the spectacular worlds from Miyazaki's tales of adventure. The website nausicaa.net, named for his anime Nausicca and the Valley of the Wind has the best information on the life and work of Hayao Miyazaki.


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In the interview, DiBiase says he is looking at a month to a month in a half for his return. His cast is scheduled to come off in a couple weeks.
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idk, you can go just about anywhere with this. I just don't want him to turn into a Lin-mon.
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anyone good with photoshop? i'd do it if i wasnt a photoshop n00b, but his face needs to go on mr incredibles body.
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Props for, Huslte-Lin (CoolClyde)
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As much as I appreciate the props, I did not come up with "Hustle Lin".
I usurped the name from an Almost Famous 718 post. props to him.
I propose: "Cunning Lin Guy"
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SUNDAY, SEPT. 29 – The Mizel Museum and Jewish Family Service present the Babi Yar Memorial on Sunday, September 29, 2013, 11:00 am to 12:00 pm at Babi Yar Park in Denver. The annual program honors the memories of those massacred at Babi Yar, on the outskirsts of Kiev, Ukraine, and other victims of the Holocaust. Babi Yar Park is located on the corner of E. Yale Ave. and Havana St. in southeast Denver.
This year marks the 72nd anniversary of the Nazi army entering the Former Soviet Union and perpetrating the "Holocaust by Bullets," where millions of Jews, Romas and others were murdered.
Our featured guest speaker is Governor John Hickenlooper, and Jessica Milstein will host the program. Milstein is the Colorado Leadership Management Director of AIPAC and a grandchild of Holocaust survivors whose family was killed in the massacre at Babi Yar. Stories of two Denver area residents who survived the yar massacres will be featured in English and Russian. Violin teacher, performer, and recording artist Sandra Wong will give a short concert.
The Babi Yar Memorial is presented annually on the Sunday closest to the anniversary of the massacre. Seating is limited and attendees can bring blankets and chairs and enjoy the program from the park lawns.
CLICK HERE to read more about Babi Yar Park.
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A New Era in U.S. - Japanese Relations
Kent Calder, Director, Edwin O. Reischauer Center for East Asian Studies at School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University
Yukio Hatoyama became prime minister of Japan on September 16, two weeks after a landslide election victory made his Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) the first single opposition party to take over Japanese government since World War II. The DPJ now holds nearly two-thirds of the 480 seats in the Japanese Diet's powerful lower house, which approves budgets, initiates most legislation, and selects the prime minister. Given such dominance, the party, however fractious, will likely remain in power for at least the four years of its new parliamentary mandate -- influencing the country's political-economic landscape during a crucial period of transition in East Asian affairs, and potentially in U.S.-Japanese relations as well. Weighty issues affecting both Asian regionalism and the U.S. security role in East Asia loom over the next half decade. Professor Calder will share his thoughts on the future of U.S. - Japan relations.
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Student Employment
Most international students are eligible for on-campus employment while they are full-time students. However, some students do hold visas which do not qualify them for employment; therefore, it is important to verify their employment eligibility prior to offering them a job. In addition, international students are subject to employment issues that other students do not face. The following should be remembered when offering a position to an international student:
- I-9 completion: All I-9's for international student workers must be completed in the Office of International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) on or before the first day of employment in order to follow federal regulations. Since ISSS is the only office on campus with access to the students' immigration documentation to verify their employment eligibility, the hired student must come in person to ISSS with his/her original passport, I-20 or DS-2019 and any other immigration documents in his/her possession.
- Social Security Number: Unlike the typical U.S. student, many international students do notpossess a social security number prior to beginning employment at JMU. Social security numbers are required for employment, so the hired student will need to make application with the Social Security Administration (located at 227 E. Elizabeth Street in Harrisonburg) to secure a valid number. The student MAY begin employment prior to obtaining the number, but s/he should be instructed to file the application as soon as possible to avoid delays in receiving the first paycheck. ISSS has a Letter to the Social Security Office which will need to be signed both by ISSS staff and by the student's supervisor to accompany the application to the Social Security office.
- 20-Hour Week Maximum: International students are limited, by federal law, to no more than 20 hours/week employment while school is in session. Full-time employment is permitted during school breaks, but the 20-hour maximum must be adhered to when classes are in session. Exceeding this maximum puts the international student in danger of losing his/her immigration status, so it is imperative that this is strictly enforced.
- Tax Issues: International students are subject to U.S. income tax, with certain exceptions due to treaty laws. It is important that the hired student talks with JMU's Payroll office prior to the issuance of the first paycheck so all taxes are completed appropriately.


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Please apply online. The Human Resources Department is located at 12 S.E. 1st Street, 3rd Floor, Gainesville, FL 32602. Telephone 352-374-5219.
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