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Patricia White has been teaching in the nursing programs at Simmons College since 1987. She is currently the Director of the Doctor of Nursing Practice Program and Co coordinated the Adult and Geriatric Nurse Practitioner Program for twenty five years. She received her B.S. and M.S. Degrees from Boston College and completed her PhD from University of Rhode Island. She recently completed the Clinical Ethics residency in Nursing at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. She has maintained a clinical practice since 1983 and currently practices in primary care and in an NP owned geriatric primary care practice. She currently teaches Ethics and capstone courses in the DNP program and teaches adult and geriatric content in the FNP Program. She also teaches research in the MS program and is a clinical instructor in community health.
In addition to her teaching and practice, she has been involved in several research projects and enjoys working with students and colleagues on research related to Nurse Practitioner practice, patient outcomes in NP practices, end of life care, best teaching practices for accelerated students and DNP pedagogy and evaluation of the impact DNP alumni have on practice change and improving patient outcomes.
Dr. White has also written and presented on the topics of clinical consultation, polypharmacy, ethics and bereavement and DNP program pedagogy and program evaluation. She recently served for four years on the Board of Directors of the Leavitts Mill free health center in Buxton, Maine which is an NP owned free health clinic providing primary care to uninsured in rural Maine. She is active on the legislative committee of the MCNP and is the current PAC treasurer and is involved with the NONPF and is currently the co chair of the Faculty Development committee. She is a Fellow in the National Academies of Practice and she has recently been selected and inducted as a Fellow in the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (FAANP) June, 2014 at the AANP national conference in Nashville, Tennessee.
Silvana Castaneda, MSW, LICSW is the Field Education of the Simmons online program at Simmons School of Social Work, she has been working at Simmons School of Social work since 2010 as a Field Education Coordinator, in that role she has most enjoyed getting to know and mentoring students. Ms. Castaneda graduated from Simmons School of Social Work in 1987. As a family and couples therapist of 20 years she has worked in community based settings with a particular interest in immigrant families impacted by separation and reunification. She was the Clinical Director at The Family Center Inc. until 2010 where she administered outpatient and home-based teams. In addition to her position as the online director of Field education at Simmons She is also an associate at the Family Centered Services Project in Watertown Ma where she provides training and organizational consulting to mental health and social services, health care agencies embrace and sustain family centered philosophy and practice. She is also a member the CANS Training Collaborative, a public advisory group of the The Children's Behavioral Health Initiatives (CBHI) and the CANS Training Program at UMass Medical School. This advisory group was established to provide guidance regarding training content, opportunities, and needs associated with the quality of CANS training resources.
Pam Bromberg began her academic career as a Blake scholar and has migrated over the years to teaching and scholarly work on a broad variety of writers, including contemporary women and post-colonial novelists. Recent publications include essays on Blake's visual art, but also on the work of Margaret Drabble, Margaret Atwood, Lillian Hellman, and Buchi Emecheta. She has also contributed essays on teaching Austen's Pride and Prejudice and Emma to the MLA's Approaches to Teaching volumes; a new essay on "Mansfield Park:s Austen's Most Teachable Novel" has just been published in the series. She has recently presented work on Margaret Atwood at international conferences, leading to the publication of an essay in Margaret Atwood: The Open Eye.
Her interest in Austen has inspired a seminar on Jane Austen and Virginia Woolf, a course that provides in depth study of the development of two of England's greatest novelists. In recent years she has been teaching exciting new seminars on the Postcolonial Novel and The Colonial Legacy in Africa: History and Literature. In both of those courses students have the opportunity to work on novels of their choosing for final projects.
Gary Bailey, MSW, ACSW is currently a Professor of Practice at Simmons College School of Social Work and at the Simmons School of Nursing and Health Sciences. At the School of Social Work he coordinates the Dynamics of Racism and Oppression sequence. He chairs the School of Social Work Awards Committee; is Chair of the Simmons College Black Administrators, Faculty and Staff Council (BAFAS); is a member of the Simmons Faculty Senate; is vice chair of the Simmons President's Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Council (PDIAC) and co-Chaired the Simmons College Initiative on Human Rights and Social Justice.
In 2010 Professor Bailey was elected President of the International Federation of Social Workers. He is the first person of color to hold this post and only the third person from the United States to do so. IFSW is a federation representing over 90 countries and 746,000 social workers globally. He is a past president of the North American region of the International Federation of Social Workers (IFSW) located in Berne, Switzerland having served in that role from 2003 until 2006.He was appointed as the inaugural Chair of the Policy, Advocacy and Representation Commission (the PARC) in August 2006 where his responsibilities included the review of existing and the development of new policies; and he oversaw the IFSW representatives at the United Nations in Nairobi, Geneva, and New York City and Vienna.
In 2010 he was appointed to the Council of Social Work Education (CSWE) Global Commission. He previously served on the board of the North American and Caribbean Association of Schools of Social Work representing CSWE
He is a member of the board of the Fenway High School in Boston where he serves on the Governance and Facilities committees. In 2009 he was appointed by the Honorable Deval Patrick, Governor of Massachusetts, to serve on the Board of Directors of the Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority (MEFA). MEFA, created 30 years ago, is a self-financing state authority, not reliant on state or federal appropriation which sells bonds to help undergraduate and graduate students fund higher education. To date, MEFA has issued approximately $4.2 billion and bonds and have assisted hundreds of thousands of families in financing a college education. At MEFA he chairs the Nominating Committee, and is a member of the Audit Committee. He was reappointed by Governor Patrick to a term ending in 2019.
He is a member of the Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders (GLAD) Board of Ambassadors and the AIDS Action Advisory Council. He is a Trustee of the Union United Methodist Church (UUMC) in Boston.
Professor Bailey was the Chairperson of the National Social Work Public Education Campaign. He is a former member of the NASW Foundation Board of Directors. He was a member of the board of the NASW Insurance Trust (now Assurance Services, Inc.), a public company which is the largest provider of insurance services for professional social workers.
He is a past President of National NASW having served as President from 2003 until 2005. He was President-elect from 2002-2003. His tenure at NASW National has included serving as the NASW National 2nd Vice President from 2000-2002 and as the Associations Treasurer from 1995-1997. He was also the President of the Massachusetts Chapter of NASW from 1993-1995
Professor Bailey is the recipient of numerous awards and honors. He was named Social Worker of the Year by both the National and Massachusetts NASW in 1998. He was made a Social Work Pioneer by NASW in 2005, making him the youngest individual to receive this honor and joining individuals such as Jane Addams and Whitney M. Young.
In May 2013 Professor Bailey received the degree Doctor of Humane letters , honoris causa, from the University of Connecticut
Katherine Wisser comes to SLIS from the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, where she earned her doctorate in 2009 and master's degree in library and information science in 2000. Wisser also holds a master's degree in early American history from the University of New Hampshire. While in North Carolina, Wisser spent five years as the metadata coordinator for NC ECHO, a statewide program that encourages and supports use of appropriate metadata by member institutions to ensure online access to cultural heritage information facilitation, workshop instruction and individual institutional consultation. Prior to that, she spent two years as a libraries fellow in the North Carolina State University (NCSU) Libraries cataloging and special collections departments. Wisser's articles have been published in, among others, American Archivist, Library HiTech, and Library Resources and Technical Services. She currently serves as the co-chair of the Technical subcommittee for Encoded Archival Context for Corporate Bodies, Persons, and Families (EAC-CPF). Wisser joined the Simmons SLIS faculty in Fall 2009.
Katherine Wisser's Curriculum Vitae
James Corcoran, an associate professor in the Department of Communications, is the author of two books on domestic terrorism. The first, Bitter Harvest: The Birth of Paramilitary Terrorism in the Heartland, examined the rise of the anti-tax movement in rural America embodied by extremists groups such as the Posse Comitatus. NBC-TV turned the book, which was based on Corcoran's Pulitzer Prize nominated coverage of the murders of three U.S. marshals by a militant tax protest group, into a made-for-television movie, starring Rod Steiger, entitled "In the Line of Duty: Manhunt in the Dakotas." Bitter Harvest received the Gustav Meyers Center's award for Outstanding Book on the subject of human rights and the Golden Pen Award. Penguin Press reissued it with a new foreword in 1995 following on the Oklahoma City bombing. A third edition was reissued in 2005.
His second book, Gathering Storm: America's Militia Threat, was co-authored with Morris Dees, founder of the Southern Poverty Law Center. Written after the Oklahoma City bombing, it traced the growth and impact of hate groups, militias, and racist demagogues.
Corcoran is a member of the United Nations' "Roster of Experts on Terrorism and Related Phenomena" and a recipient of the Bush Foundation Leadership Award, which is awarded annually to no more than 20 people who are considered of "substantial standing" in their fields. During his 10-year career as a journalist, which included work for The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead and Newsweek, Corcoran received more than 24 state, regional, and national writing awards.
As an undergraduate at Mount Holyoke College (BA '81) Cathie Mercier was drawn to the scientific emphasis and empiricism of experimental psychology. A psychology major, she did not take her first course in children's literature until her senior year. "Like Alice, I fell down the rabbit hole and I've yet to come up," said Mercier.
Cathie brought the taut writing style and analytical sensibility required of psychology to the study of literature for children and young adults. She completed her Master of Arts degree in Children's Literature in 1984; in 1993 she earned a Master of Philosophy in English at Simmons as a steppingstone to her doctoral studies. She pursued doctoral work in the University Professors Program at Boston University ('02) where she wrote about the confluence of social movements and images of the child in American picturebooks. She holds a PhD in Children's Literature.
Cathie was appointed to Simmons in 1985 and has been teaching in the graduate degree program in children's literature ever since. She teaches criticism, contemporary young adult realism, the child in fiction, the picturebook and a survey course. Her thesis, independent study, and internship advising embrace a wide range of topics, from a cultural analysis of Printz titles to an annotated bibliography of historical fiction for curricular use. "As advisor of a thesis that asked, 'What can queer theory tell children's literature?' I met regularly with the student to discuss ideas. We both learned from the books, and I hope she learned from me. But I consider it my best teaching experience because of how very much I learned from her," said Mercier, who was thrilled when part of her student's thesis was included in a book of new voices in children's literary criticism.
In the undergraduate curriculum, she taught children's literature as a key focus in her honors seminar titled "Stories of Childhood," a course that was part of a learning community that paired with Economics professor Niloufer Sohrabji's course "Stories of Democracy." She won the Dean's Award for Excellence in Academic Advising.
At Simmons, Cathie has served in a variety of administrative roles. Currently, she directs the Center for the Study of Children's Literature,the graduate degree programs in the Master of Arts in Children's Literature, the Master of Fine Arts in Writing for Children (on-campus and at The Eric Carle Museum in Amherst, MA), and dual degree programs that combine the MA with degrees in library science, or teaching, or writing for children.
Cathie has been contributed to Children's Literature and to The Horn Book. Her skill at "close reading, an ability to talk about books so that others see the book at its most ambitious and complex, and a talent for collaboration" have made her a valuable member of national book award committee. She currently serves on the Subaru Prize Committee of the American Association for the Advancement of Sciences/ Young Adult Division.
Past award selection service includes the 2012 Caldecott Award (Ball for Daisy), 1999 Newbery Award Committee (Holes), the 1994 Caldecott Award (Grandfather's Journey), and the inaugural 2000 Sibert Award Committee (Sir Walter Ralegh and the Quest for El Dorado). Cathie was honored to serve Chair of the 2009 Laura Ingalls Wilder Award Committee (Ashley Bryan) and as Chair of the 2004 Sibert Award Committee (The American Plague). She has twice been a member (once chairing) the Boston Globe-Horn Book Award and served as a judge for the New York Times Best Illustrated Books.
Cathie completed her third study of an important young adult author with co-writer Susan Bloom; it also marks their third book with editor Patty Campbell. Russell Freedman was published in 2009 by Scarecrow Press and will be the first book at Scarecrow to focus on nonfiction. Prior collaborations are Presenting Avi and Presenting Zibby Oneal. These books and their audience of teachers, librarians, and young adults fit perfectly into Cathie's driving belief that the "work of the critic is not to 'take apart' a book, but to read well and deeply enough to offer insight and illumination to the text and to oneself."
Cathryn Mercier's Curriculum Vitae
Bruce Tis is a computer engineer having worked at Digital Equipment Corporation before entering academia. He joined the Simmons College faculty in 1998 after spending 11 years on the faculty at Boston University teaching graduate students in Computer Science and Computer Information Systems MS degree programs. He specializes in computer networks, computer and network security, operating systems, and database management systems. He has done research in distributed operating systems and is also interested in computer science education having published papers on curriculum design and computer science pedagogy and conducted workshops on computer security. Most recently he has spend considerable time designing, developing and teaching online courses.
Bruce Tis' Curriculum Vitae
I graduated from Cornell University with BS and MS degrees in Nutrition and completed my dietetic internship at Yale-New Haven Hospital. I then stayed on as a clinical nutrition specialist (RD) working in a variety of nutrition specialties. After a few years, I moved to Boston for a dual Doctor of Science degree in nutrition and epidemiology at the Harvard School of Public Health. I have been at Simmons since 2000 and teach both undergraduate and graduate courses while maintain research collaboration at the Harvard School of Public Health where I am an Adjunct Professor.
I am currently an Associate Editor for the Journal of Nutrition and a panelist for the U.S. News and World Reports Best Diet rankings. I have previously been on a Technical Expert Committee at the United States Department of Agriculture to evaluate scientific evidence on dietary patterns and health outcomes.
I believe in preparing students for a fast paced and quick changing work place. In that light my teaching focus on providing students with the most updated technical knowledge, skills for critical thinking, problem solving, as well as locating and evaluating scientific information.
Nobel prize winning geneticist Barbara McClintock wrote, "Everything is one. There is no way to draw a line between things." This is certainly true in my own field of Neuroscience, where the study of brain and behavior integrates many areas of study and emphasizes the connection between mind and body. It is also true of my work here at Simmons. It is difficult to draw a line between my teaching, research, and mentoring efforts, in part because they are intertwined around a central theme of increasing the participation of women in the sciences. I traveled a nontraditional path in finding my passion and vocation, and I especially enjoy helping others explore their interests and career possibilities. Sometimes you'll be surprised where life takes you, and it is the life skills and education you acquire in college that can help you make the most of your opportunities. I love to teach, and here at Simmons I'm able to work closely with students as they become active participants in a learning process that occurs in the classroom, in the research lab, and in advising relationships and extracurricular activities.
Music courses cover a wide range, including music history, theory, and performance (through an inter-institutional agreement with the New England Conservatory of Music.) The music program at Simmons is an academically oriented one designed for liberal arts students who study music as a humanistic pursuit; examining prevailing musical, social and expressive influences from diverse eras and cultures.
My professional life has been divided into two areas, performer and teacher. Luckily, one enhances the other. For many years I performed a great deal of piano solo repertoire, a piano concerto and chamber music with colleagues in Boston, around New England and beyond. A solo concert at the Mozarteum in Salzburg, Austria, will always remain a highlight, closely followed by a number of chamber music concerts at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and a radio broadcast on Chamberworks, heard on WGBH Radio, Boston.
Teaching has always been my first love, however, and I have served on the faculty of a small, European-style conservatory, The Longy School of Music in Cambridge, and at a large research institution where I taught music theory for 10 years at MIT, also in Cambridge. But teaching music history and theory in a liberal arts college is my preferred academic venue and Simmons College and I have been together for many years.
Writings on music appear in the Journal of the Haydn Society of Great Britain and in Abafazi, a journal exploring women of African descent ("Marian Anderson: The Lady from Philadelphia Revisited.") I frequently judge piano competitions for private music schools, statewide piano competitions for the Massachusetts and New Hampshire Music Teachers Associations as well as national competitions for the National Music Teachers Association.
Rebecca Koeniger-Donohue is a Professor of Practice in the Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) program and Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) programs at Simmons School of Nursing and Health Sciences, in Boston, MA. Dr. Koeniger-Donohue has published numerous peer-reviewed articles, book chapters, as well as a case study review book for board certification. She gives frequent professional presentations, regionally and nationally, on both health information technology tools and Women's Health in Primary Care. She serves on the editorial board of the Journal of Clinical Nursing; an international journal based in the United Kingdom and is a fellow in both the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (FAANP) and the interdisciplinary National Academy of Practice. She is dedicated to the global advancement of nurse practitioners and the high-quality health care they deliver.
Dr. Koeniger-Donohue maintains an active clinical NP practice and is an investigator in several applied clinical research projects.


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Home Depot settles pollution suits for $8 million
The Home Depot has agreed to pay $8 million to settle lawsuits saying it sold paint and coating products containing excessive pollutants, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office said in a written release on Thursday.
The company was accused in 2011 of selling paint, sealers and primers containing excess levels of pollutants known as volatile organic compounds.
Actions were brought against The Home Depot by the city attorney; district attorneys in Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties; and the South Coast Air Quality Management District.
A Home Depot spokesman said Friday that the company removed the items in question when it learned of the contentions.
The products included exterior paint for homes, but not common interior latex paint, said spokesman Stephen Holmes.
Some manufacturers might have been unclear about limits set by the air-management district on volatile organic compounds, or VOCs, in the area covered by the district, Holmes said. Other products might have been returned and mistakenly placed back on shelves.
The air-management district had contended The Home Depot in some cases continued selling the products after it had been warned to stop.
"We settled this because it was the most prudent business decision to avoid a prolonged legal matter," Holmes said.
As part of the settlement, The Home Depot has assured regulators that products sold within the district conform to its rules.
A statement from the district said tens of thousands of gallons of products with excess VOC levels were sold in 2009 and 2010 in Brea, Irvine, Laguna Hills, Lake Forest, Mission Viejo, Santa Ana and Tustin, as well as other cities.
The Home Depot will pay $1.48 million each to Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino and Riverside counties, and $1.98 million to the air-management district.
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A weapon strike that deals 163,254 Holy damage and restores health equal to the damage done.
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Reduces your Divine Shield cooldown by 50%. In addition, any attack which would kill you instead reduces you to 20% of your maximum health and triggers Divine Shield.
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Ephrata played a solid defensive game Monday night, holding visiting Hempfield to just 49 points.
Defense wasn't the problem.
Offensively, the Mounts continued their season-long struggle and it was the difference in 49-28 loss to the Black Knights.
Already playing without leading scorer Brian Neff (injured shoulder) for the second-straight game, the Mounts shot just 11-of-48 (23 percent) from the field and watched a winnable game turn into a 21-point loss.
"This is one of the years you catch Hempfield on a down year, and they are still 9-7 or whatever, but without Brian, we have even less scoring," Ephrata Coach Jason Coletti said. "We don't just need one guy to step up and get that 14 or 15 points. We needed two or three guys to do it."
"We missed some shots, and a lot of them were layups," he continued. "Missing those layups just kill you because it ends their run and we are not chasing them every time. But when we shoot and miss and they rebound and go… It adds up as you go along. We'll just keep working and hopefully some day we'll put the ball in the basket."
Despite their offensive woes, the Mounts still trailed by just 10 (21-11) at the half. However, Hempfield guard Drew Johnson had a big third quarter, scoring his team's first 10 points of the second half to balloon the lead to 14 at 36-22 after three.
Johnson would finish with a game-high 22 points to pace the Black Knights (5-5 Section One, 9-7 overall) in this Section One-Two crossover battle.
"(Johnson) got away from us at the start of the third quarter," Coletti said. " He was kind of the difference in the second half. Holding them to 21 points in the first half was pretty impressive. They guys play hard. We just needed to find some other scoring on our end."
Unfortunately, Ephrata (1-9 Section Two, 2-13 overall) never got closer than 14 the rest of the way as the Mounts shot just 3-for-12 in the fourth. Sophomore guards Aaron Hubbard and Roman Heckstall had six points apiece to lead the Mounts in scoring for the night.
With six games remaining on the schedule, Coletti was asked what the goal was for his team the remainder of the year.
"We just want to get better every day in practice," he said. "We are getting better and a lot of guys are getting experience."
"There are some winnable games out there," he continued. "We want to get on a little bit of a role, string a couple wins together for next year's confidence for sure… just let them know that the hard work will pay off."
Cocalico, meanwhile, broke a five-game losing streak in league play Monday night at home as Oliver Denlinger nailed five three-pointers and scored a season-high 16 points to lead the Eagles to a 49-47 victory over Cedar Crest.
Christian Graybill added 13 points for Cocalico, which improved to 3-7 in Section Two (6-10 overall). Tyler Massar led the Falcons (3-7 Section One, 5-10 overall) with 12 points.
Both Ephrata and Cocalico were on the losing end of crossover games last Thursday evening.
In Lancaster, host McCaskey broke open a tight game in the third, out-scoring the Eagles 19-5 during that quarter to key an eventual 76-54 victory.
Aaron Swinton led the winners with 19 points while Corey Gantz added 16. Cocalico got a big effort from guard Joey Becker, who scored a career-high 22 (including six treys) in the loss. Spencer Moser added 10 points for the Eagles.
In Cornwall Thursday, host Cedar Crest had four players finish in double figures to lead the Falcons past Ephrata, 58-40.
Clay Penchard led the way for Cedar Crest, scoring 17 points. Garrett Levengood and Juan Palmores each chipped in with 12 points while Massar added 10.
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The Mounts also ventured into Lebanon County Friday night for a non-league tilt against Palmyra.
The host Cougars got 17 points from Logan Stovall and 10 from Colby Conway to help their team to a 65-43 win. Jeremy Franck led the Mounts with 11 points on the evening. More MOUNTS, page B-5
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The analytical tools used for investing and fantasy-baseball play are rapidly converging, especially with data available on the big administrative sites like CBS.Sportsline and ESPN and Yahoo on what is happening across fantasy leagues in the aggregate—you get the rough equivelent of a stock's beta, as well as a speculatively determined sense of a player's value, and which players saw heavy volume. You can see in how many leagues a player is being used, at what position he was drated on average, and several different objective measures of his value on a daily, weekly, or season long basis. (And of course you get analyst's reports daily when there is news for a particular player—just as Yahoo gives you company news for your portfolio, it provides player news for your fantasy squad, along with how should affect whether you buy, hold, or sell. The very notion of fantasy baseball is a kind of derivatives market, in which values are derived from another source and slightly distorted, magnified, laden with different incentives. My investment strategy? Get some steady value guys—proven established players whose production won't surprise or disappoint—and then take on some risk with players with growth potential, such as pitchers in their third full year or players coming off injury-plagued seasons. You need a few blue chippers, but often enough, the small caps outproduce that big-salary guys.
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First experience with IcelandAir on a transatlantic route. Friendly crew a good space for the legs on the front rows! Changing of aircraft in Keflavik was easy as no x-ray check to do again and the airport is a quite "small" size. But due to the hub situation with all aircraft coming in and out at the same time, the...More
This review encompasses our experience from 4 flights, as we flew to Stockholm but stopped in Reykjavik on the way for 4 days. PRICE paid was okay but certainly not the close to the low fares they advertise, plus we had to pay more to get a 7:35am flight to Stockholm otherwise we were stuck on a 1:30am flight -...More
Icelandair share British Airlines lounge at JFK, when we boarded and the "champagne" was in plastic cups I was very surprised and wondered what the rest of the 5 hour journey would be like.. Staff very friendly. Wine was available, but definitely not great wine. There was a printed wine and food menu. To our surprise, the food was excellent....More
I admit I am a bit spoiled and prefer, whenever possible, to fly business, I love to be able to stretch my legs and it makes a huge difference especially on longer flights. I bought a business class ticket, roundtrip to Reykjavik on Icelander, expecting the new business class seats that recline or at the very least the " old"...More
We flew to Copenhagen to join our Baltic cruise, and chose IcelandAir so that we could stopover in Reykjavik. The price was very reasonable and the stopover was free. Plus the flight times were perfect for us, as we were flying with young children. Check-in was easy and friendly, very relaxed. We were welcomed on the flight with water, blankets...More
For a budget airline Icelandair really aren't bad. Check-in was straightforward, as was boarding. Although you have to pay for food, there is complementary coffee and water offered at least 3 times during the flight. Announcements were helpful without being intrusive and the whole experience was smooth and unstressful. My favourable impression was reinforced by my flight from Keflavik to...More
We departed on time and we landed on time. The seats were comfortable, the flight was uneventful and the entertainment services were acceptable. The only complaint that I would have would be that food is extra. Fortunately my kids had a meal included in the price. All in all, a good experience.
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Paris was a confusing airport to begin with, but the agent helped us right along. The service was wonderful at checkin and just got better. We had a layover in Reykjavik and were able to use the Saga Lounge and it was comfortable with snacks. The flight into Boston was excellent with very good food presented. In service with Iceland...More
Flight was on time, and comfy. Though the landing at Reykjavik was very hard. The landing coming back to London was a lot better. Seats are as comfy as you get in economy, and the crew are friendly and speak good English. You have to pay for everything though, drinks and food, and it's pretty poor value for money. And...More
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The Barin have a species goal of taking over Kanaan--and wiping out the indigenous population while they are at it. The Kanaan were a peaceful people, but they learned to defend themselves fast--mostly due to knowledge they get from Deryl. (He's called Ydrel for most of the book--the Kanaan name for him.) In the meantime, the wacky orbits mean Barin gradually pulls closer to Kanaan. I won't say any more on that--spoilers, you know--but these are the conflicts that Deryl will eventually have to resolve.
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#1 Feb 27, 2013
Expensive low quality food. Slices were sub-par and not re heated in the oven. Served fresh from the hotbox. Low quality expensive salads too.
#2 Mar 3, 2013
Best pizza I ever had!!! A must if you are in Frisco!!!
#3 Mar 5, 2013
Finally a pizza in summit county that doesn't use salt and sugar to compensate for bad taste. If you liked pizza when you lived in the northeast, you will love this. Fresh, delicious ingredients and great taste. A warm and friendly staff topped off the visit.
#4 Mar 5, 2013
Delivery was fast pizza was amazing, the sauce was perfect, not overpowering at all. Being VERY allergic to MSG I always ask lots of questions about what is in the food. Their sausage is made exclusively for them and is all natural as is all the salad dressing. You can tell everything is fresh and they care about what they do. Best pizza in Summit County hands down, we will be back for sure.
#5 Mar 5, 2013
The best pizza I have had since I left New England a long time ago!- great menu, great prices, great service. You will see me again soon!
#6 Mar 6, 2013
Some of the best pizza I have had in a long time. My husband and I had the Hawaiian Pizza and some garlic bread. I noticed that this wasn't just your average pizza right off the bat. The pizza had an amazing flavor and I would guess that the secret is in the sauce. I enjoyed the seasonings they used and could tell that it wasn't just a jar of Ragu. I also felt that they used just the right amount of cheese, so not to be too cheesy and overbearing. The garlic bread was just the way I like it with plenty of garlic and lots of buttery goodness. I also think the owners are some of the nicest people I have ever met. Thank you for opening your business to us and letting us savor your delicious food. I have been wanting to try it ever since I found out that the owners managed one of the best Pizzeria's in Hawaii.
I would completely disregard any negative reviews because I have been in the area for 25 years and this is some of the best pizza around :)
#7 Mar 6, 2013
Excellent Pizza. It tasted delicious and the staff was very friendly.
#8 Mar 20, 2013
Great Philly Cheese Steak Subs!!
#9 Mar 25, 2015
Pretty weird that you are the only review that was opposite from the others. Definitely not descriptive at all. To others who read this comment please ignore. Really the best pizza I've had since coming to Frisco all these years!
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Charities know that people are often in a generous mood during the holidays – or that they put off giving until their tax adviser suggests that it could reduce their tax bill in April. As a result, mailboxes often are stuffed with charitable solicitations and donation requests this time of year.
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