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I am new here. I do not know how to program or write codes.
I just want to stream Icefilms movies on my PS3. I use PS3 Media Server on my MacBook Pro (OS X 10.7.2).
What I have done so far:
- PS3 Media Server (Version 1.50.0) is running on my MacBook Pro (OS X 10.7.2)
- My PS3 Media Server Plugins folder contains 4 files:
/Applications/PS3 Media Server.app/Contents/Resources/Java/plugins
- get_flash_videos-1.24.txt
- pmsencoder-1.5.7.jar
- tv_plug_153
- plugins.txt (I did not change this, it was already there)
- I have placed the channels folder (including the ice films.ch file) into PS3 Media Server Java folder
/Applications/PS3 Media Server.app/Contents/Resources/Java
- I installed rtmpdump-2.4_mac_os.pkg
- I opened terminal and run this: "curl -o get_flash_videos http://get-flash-videos.googlecode.com/ ... ideos-1.24
chmod a+x get_flash_videos"
After this command I did not know what to do.
- In the Perl folder I have 4 folders:
- 5.10
- 5.12
- Extras
- lib
- In PS3 Media Server under General Configuration I see 2 options: 1. PMSEncoder plugin for PS3 Media Server, 2. Channels
My PS3 shows the PS3 Media Sever app. I am able to choose and browse the Icefilms selections/movies.
However, if I choose a movie: Error: The data is corrupted.
Can somebody help me? I have been working on this for 2 days. I have downloaded the "get_flash_videos.groovy.txt", but I do not know what to do with it or where to copy paste it. I have gone through all the tutorials.
Please help me.


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Mays found guilty of negligent homicide in fatal Stoddard crash retrial
A Cheshire County jury convicted a former Hancock man Wednesday on three charges in connection with a fatal crash that killed his friend.
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If Koreans have learned one thing about cold weather, it's that nothing warms you up better than food. A huge part of Korean cuisine is comprised soups and stews that warm the soul. Probably the best part of Korea that we rarely see in the U.S. is the wonderful variety of street food (as might be true of all of Asia's street food culture). I remember growing up our family would drive across Korea by car, stopping by the large rest area depots that made fresh, hot hodo gwaja, walnut shaped treats that were filled with warm red bean paste. Koreans are pretty awesome at making semi-sweet desserts and snacks that are good any time of day, and sometimes gain an unreasonable amount of deliciousness when the weather gets cold.
I remember the first hhotteok I had in my life, popularized in L.A. by a mysterious Gypsy-wagon parked at the former California Market called "Koo's" (my buddies and I just called it the hhotteok truck. The steel-top griddle treat was like one of the halves that comprise a McDonald's McGriddle, but about a hundred times better. Hotteok is made of a stiff dough that's wrapped around brown sugar (sometimes nuts and honey) and griddled, leaving a molten goo that spills out, sometimes singing the tongue badly. A light dusting of cinnamon rounds out the intoxicating aromas of warmed dough, browned to perfection by Mr. Koo (or whoever was working with him). They cost a mere buck, and were a must-eat if you were passing by California Market on Western. The best version of hhotteok for me was in Seoul's Insadong district, where a woman deep-fried the suckers and wrapped them in cardstock paper. They were like a Korean churro, crisp on the outside with a lava-like center that seemed to never cool. On a cold evening, they were pretty much the ideal walk-away snack.
Sadly the hhotteok at Gook Hwa House are disappointing. They seem bready and pancake-like, which isn't necessarily a bad thing if that's what you're in the mood for. It's nice that they're a bit more complex, in that instead of stiff dough they seem to combine walnuts, almonds, sesame, and honey powder. But I really like the chewy goodness of the dough that I used to get at Koo's (which has supposedly relocated to the Beverly Boulevard California Market...).
What you're really here at Gook Hwa House is the gook hwa bbang (bbang is better pronounced like a very soft "p"), where the hodo gwaja takes a circular shape with an imprint of a flower (supposed to be a chrysanthemum). The cute treat is a mere 9 for $3, and everything is self service. A gentleman and his helper work hard to whip out the treats while you pay (bins containing cash are right up front) and stuff the gook hwa bbang into your paper bag. The soft cake surrounding the red bean paste gets a nice browning, leaving you with a not-too-sweet after dinner dessert (worked great after my monster meal of barbecue at Oo Gook). Walk around Assi Market, shop around what's arguably the best Korean supermarket in L.A., and warm up!
Gook Hwa House
3525 W. 8th Street
Los Angeles, CA 90005


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Yaro Zabavskiy says he made two important discoveries at Earlham.
He learned the true meaning of friendship, and he found out that it is OK to do what you love for a living.
"Earlham gave me permission to do what I love to do," he says. "I became an art major which is not a common or usual goal, especially in Russia. Here at Earlham I saw others who were making art their life's work. They were normal and they weren't rich, and that has inspired me to know that maybe I can do the same."
Zabavskiy, who is a United World College graduate from Russia, says he knew he had an interest in photography prior to coming to Earlham.
"When I came to Earlham I wanted to save that for my dessert, so I tried to take a very diverse scope of subjects. I took astronomy, horseback riding, American history, psychology, but there was an Earlham Seminar (But is it Art?) that fit well into my schedule and the professor was the photography instructor (Walt Bistline). I couldn't escape it, and I was hooked straight away."
Having worked only with digital photography, Zabavskiy's eyes were opened to something entirely new.
"I had never dealt with film before, and I found it to be magical," he says. "You go into a darkroom with paper and chemicals and the image appears right before your eyes. I fell in love with the process of photography."
Three photography related internships during a semester in the New York Arts program cemented his passion. He worked with New York photographer Robert Whitman, CLM fashion photography and the International Center of Photography.
"Overall, the program was a challenge, but a really good and useful one," Zabavskiy says. Interning for Whitman turned out to be exactly what he needed.
"Robert is a very talented artist and a very warm person," Zabavskiy says. Whitman, who served as a creative mentor, asked Zabavskiy to help organize his archives, which represented 30 years of photography.
"During that process I created a series of cyanotypes, an alternative photo process, using his images from the past," he says. "It was so much fun, and Robert was amazed and wanted me to make more and more."
An equally important discovery, Zabavskiy says at Earlham he has learned the meaning of friendships.
"When I first got here I wasn't a good friend because I didn't value friendships as I should have," he explains. "Now here I am a senior, and what am I going to say? Earlham has given me friends. I value friendship now because of Earlham."
Zabavskiy became close with his first-year roommate, who is now one of his best friends.
"He is someone that I have shared my troubles and happiness with through these years," he says. "From this experience, I have developed different friendships here with students, faculty and staff, where before they would only have been acquaintances."
These friendships have proven especially true at the beginning of this year as Zabavskiy's wife of two years, Anastasia, has accompanied him to the U.S. for his senior year. During his first three years at Earlham, he and Anastasia had a long-distance relationship through daily Skyping and weekly written letters.
"Those three years were difficult," he says. "But they made our love stronger."
The friendships Zabavskiy developed at Earlham have proven especially true at the beginning of this year as the couple needed help settling in an off-campus apartment.
"Friends began bringing furniture and this, and this and all of that," he says. "They helped us move boxes, and they offered their cars to help us move boxes. People asked, 'How can we help you?' My wife asked, 'What's up and where are we? Why are all these people helping you?'"
Hometown: Tomilino, Russia
Major at Earlham: Art
Interests: photography, ceramics, biking


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SANTA CLARA -- While the 49ers are playing upstairs at Levi's Stadium this fall, down below, local celebrity chef Michael Mina will let loose at what he calls his own personal playground, where he hopes to treat fellow fans to a unique upscale take on traditional tailgating.
Mina's new Levi's Stadium restaurant will be open year-round, but on game days it will be unlike anything Silicon Valley has ever seen: A whole 1,200-pound ox roasting a few feet from tailgaters, a few 500-pound crane-lifted pots churning out hundreds of lobsters, and a Ferris-wheel style two-story rotisserie that can cook 12 animals such as ducks and chicken all at once.
The lineup for Bourbon Steak & Pub, which opens Monday, features a gold rush wagyu burger with bacon marmalade ($28) and a pretzel with "'merican beer-infused cheese," bacon and a coddled egg ($10), are offered, for instance. Then there are fine-dining items such as heirloom carrot tortellini with wilted kale, saffron broth and navel orange ($24).
"We wanted it decadent but keep it in the theme of tailgating," the Michelin-star chef known for his innovative "trios" -- one ingredient served three wildly different ways on the same plate -- and restaurants like his namesake Michael Mina in San Francisco, said during a tour Thursday. "I think there's a stigma of what kinds of restaurants are in stadiums. Whether this is in a stadium or not, there's nothing like it."
While Mina has an empire of 20 restaurants -- including eight in the Bay Area -- he'll be based out of the Levi's Stadium restaurant for the coming year.
The 17,000-square-foot Bourbon Steak & Pub, at the Tasman Drive entrance to the stadium, can hold 900 people and features three distinct spaces: The restaurant (with fine dining and mirrors that turn into TVs during 49ers games); the pub (including an open kitchen next to live fantasy football standings and betting lines); and a private tailgate area for games and other events (where communal-style food will be featured, including from celebrity chefs from the opposing team's city).
"This is a dream come true for me," said Mina, a 24-year 49ers season ticket holder who used to hold tailgate parties for hundreds of fans at the Candlestick Park lots. "I wanted to create a place that's all about food and sports."
Mina, who is expected to draw friends such as hall of famers Joe Montana and Ronnie Lott and team owner Jed York to his new restaurant, is a legit fan. He laughed about secretly ladling some cheese on the back of Green Bay Packers fans' jerseys when they came to visit his tailgates at Candlestick, and is in a perpetually lousy mood all week when the Niners lose.
Naturally, during game days he'll only be working pre- and post-game shifts, so he can sneak up to the stadium to catch the game.
The game-day tailgate is not going to work for most 49ers fans because it costs $5,000 for a 10-game season. More than 400 of the 500 available memberships have been sold.
At the game-day tailgate, fans get served six to eight different dishes, featuring a custom menu based partly on the opposing team, starting five hours before kickoff. For instance, if a team from Texas comes to town, Mina would offer a fire-roasted saddle of beef and smoked boar bites.
The rest of the time, the restaurant is open for dinner and lunch, and some of those prices are also sky-high. On the extreme end, the restaurant is selling a Kagoshima rib cap that would cost $336 for 8 ounces, and a 25-ounce Deus Belgiam Strong Ale for $75.
On the other end, a Mickey's Brown Bag Special -- 40 ounces of malt liquor -- costs $12 and a falafel burger with minted Greek yogurt, tahini and tomato jam is $16. Most other prices are in line with a nice local restaurant ($18 for a half-rack of ribs with "liquid gold BBQ sauce, for instance).
Perhaps the item getting the most attention is the smoking double barrel wagyu dog: two bacon-wrapped hot dogs topped with pork chicharrones, honey mustard and coleslaw, for $18. Another unique choice is the whole tortilla-fried nachos, which come stacked in a tower and are topped with a sunny side-up egg, and servers use a machete-like knife to cut it into nacho pieces at your table.
The menu took nine months to develop and many items require great care: The short rib is slow-cooked for 72 hours; the duck is dried in the walk-in refrigerator for five days; and the burger buns are a custom mix of potato and brioche topped with black pepper, and cooked on a custom bun griddle.
"We have enormous firepower," Mina said. "This is really fun cooking for chefs."
Contact Mike Rosenberg at 408-920-5705. Follow him at Twitter.com/RosenbergMerc.


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Johnny Depp to do live 'Lone Ranger' online Q&A
Published: Thursday, March 28, 2013 at 6:05 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, March 28, 2013 at 6:05 a.m.
LOS ANGELES - Johnny Depp is coming to Las Vegas to talk to fans about "The Lone Ranger."
Disney announced Thursday that Depp and co-star Armie Hammer will discuss the anticipated adventure film on April 17 after showing 20 minutes of exclusive footage to about 400 local fans at a neighborhood theater.
Director Gore Verbinski and producer Jerry Bruckheimer will also participate in the question-and-answer session, which is set to stream live online on Yahoo! Movies and Livestream.
Film fans outside of Las Vegas can submit questions for "The Lone Ranger" team through Twitter and watch the film's trailer online. The extended footage, though, is just for those in Las Vegas.
The promotion coincides with the annual CinemaCon convention, where Disney is expected to offer a similar presentation for theater owners. "The Lone Ranger" releases July 3.
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|@1230-1250 Read in preparation for DSS class on Monday {{Deadline: 2005.09.12}} (teaching)
|@1400-1420 Prepare tentative outline for reading course (reading)
|@1420-1440 Write CASCON blog content {{Deadline: 2005.09.13}}
|@1500 Household chores
|@1530 Prepare for Toastmasters table topics {{Deadline: 2005.09.13}}
|@1930 Have dinner with my mom
|Go through my e-mail
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1. Sprinting
Planner really helped keep me on track. I started the day by listing all of the things I needed to do in order to prepare for the next two days. I arranged them so that I'd be doing related things together, and I set times. Then I just plowed through the tasks. Fun!
Some thoughts:
- I need an audio timer. I can probably use my computer for this.
Extra points if I can get it to automatically pick up the details from my planner page. This might be good for remind or appt.el...
- Suggested review questions are very good for active reading.
Unfortunately, my enggpsych text doesn't have them. I currently write down my notes on an index card and re-encode them as part of a mindmap. I should write myself review questions for flashcard-style or fill-in-the-blanks reviews.
- As a teaching assistant, I can skim the text looking for important
points. I don't need to score 100% on tests. I just need to find ideas to tie into lab exercises.
- I'm running into some problems with my Toastmasters speech on
introductions. I initially imagined it with a strong personal-coaching slant, plenty of passion, that sort of delivery. Thinking about it a bit more, though, I don't think I should sell the idea so strongly, given the fact that the audience is older and more experienced than I am. I'm currently favoring an advice-seeking approach telling my own story instead of focusing on what people should do.
- I should work on finding a note-taking style that fits me. I'm
moving away from paper again because my 8.5"x11" binder is a bit too big and heavy. I _might_ use index cards to capture diagrams and notes that I can't easily describe.
I'd love to hear about any questions, comments, suggestions or links that you might have. Your comments will not be posted on this website immediately, but will be e-mailed to me first. You can use this form to get in touch with me, or e-mail me at [email protected] .


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Kelsie EvansFebruary 12, 2014
Small Farmers Big ChangeFebruary 4, 2014
By Carly Kadlec, Green Coffee Buyer, Equal Exchange
Anna CanningJanuary 24, 2014
At Equal Exchange we love coffee, we love beer, and guess what? We also love them together, so we were excited about the opportunity for our latest coffee and beer collaboration, brewed up in Portland, Ore. Our Portland crew teamed up with Harvester Brewing to offer a tasty new coffee beer featuring Equal Exchange beans. While lots of brewers are discovering the delicious ways that a little coffee can complement the dark, toasty malts that are the traditional staples in the brewing of dark winter beers, this brew is a little different.
Hope KollyJanuary 24, 2014
Beth Ann CaspersenJanuary 23, 2014
I was in a hot room, sitting in a circle with colorfully dressed Ugandan women representing the 10 primary societies of Gumutindo Coffee Co-op. Right away I knew that I was taking part in something special.
James RazsaJanuary 23, 2014
Over the last year we at Equal Exchange have been making a concerted effort to have conversations with lots of our customers. We have called hundreds and hundreds of our customers, some folks who are just starting, others who have been super stars for over a decade and some who are working hard but are still not growing.
Small Farmers Big ChangeJanuary 16, 2014
Tea grown at the ashram.
Among the small farmer groups working with PDS are the Adivasis (tribal people), an ashram, and a convent. Here we are learning about the tea grown by nuns at the convent, and their very impressive organic composting practices.
At the ashram where in addition to their spiritual practices, they grow tea, fabricate organic compost, and raise cows to generate income and provide the local community with dairy products.
Small Farmers Big ChangeJanuary 13, 2014
Happy New Year!
We hope that the start to 2014 brings with it new energy and positive growth, both personally and professionally, to everyone in our Bananacado network.
Small Farmers Big ChangeJanuary 2, 2014
Part Two: Here in South India, we can report there have been positive changes in the last few years in the effort by Peeramade Development Society (PDS) and Tea Promoters of India (TPI) to empower small tea farmers. Peeramade Development Society is a Catholic church of India based NGO that has a variety of projects to support the rural poor. Tea Promoters of India is a unique family-owned tea operation that has a foundational commitment to authentic fair trade and to small tea producers.
Small Farmers Big ChangeJanuary 1, 2014
The following post was written by Rink Dickinson, Co-founder and Co-President of Equal Exchange
Paul Mathew, Phyllis Robinson, Binod Mohan, Rink Dickinson, O D Wilson following a tour of the tea factory
I am on a trip with my colleagues, Wells Neal, Deepak Khandelwal, and Phyllis Robinson. We have been visiting tea farmers and cashew farmers in South India. This post focuses on what we have seen on the tea part of the trip and how it relates to the overall story of small farmers in tea: that is to say; authentic fair trade in tea.


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Graveside services for Dorothy Joyce (Meadows) Kendrick will be Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2012 2 p.m. at the Tussy Cemetery, north of Ratliff City, Okla., with Rev. Hershal Baker officiating.
Family will greet friends on Tuesday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home.
Dorothy was born Aug. 11, 1926 in Ringling, Oklahoma to Hoarce David and Ima Stroud Meadows. She passed from this life on Dec. 8, 2012 in Ardmore at the age of 86. She was a lifelong resident of this area and was a homemaker.
Dorothy was preceded in death by her parents Hoarce and Ima; husband Thirl Kendrick; brother Truman Meadows and sister Irma Marr. She is survived by her daughters Thelma McCaw of Ardmore, Anita Houchin and her husband Wesley of Ardmore; son Glen Nottveit of Ardmore; sister Ruth Ross and husband Bill of Fox; six grandchildren Matthew McCaw, Belinda Burk, Joseph Houchin, Sarah Houchin, Shaun Nottveit, Branson Nottveit; two great grandchildren Tieva Simpson, Dylan McCaw and one on the way.
Pallbearers will be Matthew McCaw, Stephen Kendall, Tony Houchin, Glen Houchin, Joseph Houchin, Robert Houchin. Online condolences may be made at craddockfuneralhome.com.
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One headline caught my attention lately. According to a survey of Northwestern Mutual's Facebook fans, only 47 percent of couples discuss personal finances before they become engaged. This number jumps to three-quarters of couples who discuss money before the wedding, but I am still shocked that it's not 100 percent. I'm not embarrassed to admit that I think about money and finances far more than an average person, but I still cannot imagine getting to the point of engagement with someone without having discussed it. All too often I find that couples are afraid or ashamed to discuss money, let alone plan their financial future together.When I ask a couple if they have a budget, I often hear a list of excuses about how budgets are constraining and not worth the effort. I'm sure it comes as no surprise that I love budgets. I challenge any individual, couple or family to sit down and prepare an annual budget, and then recheck their actual results against their budgets a few times throughout the year. I can't promise that it will change your life, but I can promise that it's a step in the right direction.Why are budgets so valuable? From one perspective, they help you control costs. I don't believe that your budget should be constraining, but rather it should be a guide. Each year, my family and I sit down and discuss our priorities, such as retirement savings, vacations, and of course, ski passes. Once we determine our priorities, we add those up as well as our fixed costs like our mortgage, car payments, daycare, etc. With these figures, we can then determine our annual expense budget, and make sure that our income budget is greater than the expenses!I believe that people who think budgets are constraining are either living outside their means and afraid to put it on paper, or aren't actively managing their budget. The beauty of writing it down and reviewing throughout the year means that if you go over your budget in one category you can always pull it from another. Want to take a dream vacation this year? You may decide it's worth spending less money on dining out and saving it toward the trip.From another perspective, budgeting can help you calculate your most powerful figure each year, the total cost it takes to live your life each year. This number is very different for each household, and there is no right or wrong answer. Every budget should include some amount of wiggle room as well. This is money that you can spend any way you choose, whether you want a daily latte or you simply enjoy throwing dollar bills out the window as you drive. Especially in a marriage, it's important to have some funds that you can spend spur of the moment and without guilt.Most importantly, budgets are empowering. Once you have a concrete figure in mind, all financial decisions become easier. If you want to buy a house, move, switch jobs, retire and make any other life change, there are a lot less "what if's" when you know exactly how much money you need to meet your goals, enjoy life and keep your bills paid. Don't believe me? Try it. The only downside is you lose a few hours of your life, but the up side can be tremendous. Michele Knight, owner of Knight Accounting & Technology, is a CPA and QuickBooks ProAdvisor based in Dillon. For more info and to contact her, visit www.cpamichele.com.
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Watching the Olympics
How much have you been watching the 2102 Olympics on TV?
* All of it so far or nearly so. 1%
* Only the opening ceremony. 0%
* Only a few minutes here and there. 42%
* As much as possible. 14%
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Total votes: 56
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I adopted my first dog in 1991. I named her Iphie. She was about ten months old when I took her home. A beautiful brown and tan girl. An Airedale Terrier mix. She seemed so sad and calm in her kennel. That all changed when she came out to meet me and she turned out to be a wild child!
When I brought her to the veterinarian for her first check-up , he suggested that I make an effort to get her used to being touched. Iphie would be a better companion to me -- and a better patient for him -- if she would hold still while her paws, ears, and mouth were examined.
I now know that this should have been part of her earliest socializing. Whoever raised her as a puppy should have earned her trust with regular gentle contact. She would have had a different relationship with her previous people if they had devoted some time each day to such positive interaction.
It didn't take long for me to earn Iphie's trust. Although she was still a little rambunctious at times (ten months is still a puppy, after all), she could also be calm, affectionate, and sweet. We bonded in play and in relaxation. When she was sleepy, I would hold her paws and stroke her ears. She quickly became used to physical touch and she became my best friend.
Iphie was one of many, many adolescent dogs who end up in shelters because their people don't make an effort to socialize and train them while they are young. And that's such a shame because everybody loves babies but fewer people want to start a relationship with a rowdy adolescent.
But even rowdy adolescents deserve a second chance. (And they are often housetrained!)
When I was trying to come up with a name for this blog, I thought of Iphie and her paws. Pause to consider paws.


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A century of archive material
The Resource Centre holds archives of all the exhibitions staged at the museum since 1904 or held outside the museum in France or abroad.
Although the records are not uniform in content, these archives bring together documents describing each exhibition from its design phase to its reception by the public, including a synopsis, exhibition space design, correspondence, a list of exhibits, photographs, advertising material, press reviews, visitors' book, etc.
> Archive material for some major exhibitions :
• Italian art from Cimabue to Tiepolo (1935)
• Masters of Independent Art (1937)
• Masterpieces from the museums of Berlin (1951)
• Tutankhamen and his times (1967)
• English Romantic painting and the Pre-Raphaelites (1972)
• India, five thousand years of art (1978-1979)
• Five centuries of Spanish art from El Greco to Picasso (1987)
• The Art of Cartier (1989-1990)
• The Glories of Alexandria (1998)
• Baroque Brazil (1999-2000)
• China, the glory of the emperors (2000-2001)
• Painters of light, Sargent and Sorolla (2007)
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In addition to a full-service spa, Dunadry Hotel features an indoor pool and a health club. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge.
6 meeting rooms are available. This business-friendly hotel also offers a spa tub, a steam room, and concierge services. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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- WiFi (surcharge)
- Partially open bathroom
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Breakfast is available for a surcharge and served each morning between 7 AM and 10:30 AM.
Linen Mill Restaurant - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner. Open select days.
Mill Race Bistro - This bistro serves lunch and dinner.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a health club and a steam room.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Fitness classes on site
- Fishing on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
Spa Services
Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the hotel's full-service spa. Services include facials, body wraps, body scrubs, and body treatments. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy.
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-in time ends at midnight
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: GBP 10 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: GBP 10 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: GBP 10 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Rollaway bed fee: GBP 15.00 per night
Hotel Name
- Dunadry
- Dunadry Antrim
- Dunadry Hotel
- Dunadry Hotel Antrim
- Hotel Dunadry
We should mention
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
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This property has received its official star rating from Tourism NI.


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BEAVER CREEK - Switzerland's Didier Cuche won the first day of downhill training during Beaver Creek's Birds of Prey 2011, for the trivially-inclined.
Maybe training results mean something, and maybe they don't - there's a lot of room for debate - but Cuche, now retired, parlayed that into two top-10 finishes come race time in the downhill and the super-G last year.
So, if training has significance, Austria's Klaus Kroell topped the field in an absolutely balmy first day of training Tuesday at Birds of Prey with a time of 1 minute, 41.52 seconds, followed by teammate Max Franz (1:41.97) and Italy's Christof Innerhofer (1:42:13).
"It's good for confidence, but it says nothing," Kroell said. "It's always good to have a good time, but, OK, it's the first training, so most of the guys are going at it more easy."
Still, Kroell is the defending World Cup downhill champion, so his top finish Tuesday is not exactly a surprise. Familiar names lined the top of the results sheet. Franz was second in last weekend's season-opening downhill up in Lake Louise, Alberta. Austria's Georg Streitberger, who won the 2010 super-G here, was fourth Tuesday and Norway's Aksel Lund Svindal took fifth.
Though it's early in the season, Svindal is probably the favorite going into this weekend's races, particularly Friday's downhill and Saturday's super-G. The Norwegian won both the downhill and super-G up in Alberta last weekend, and has three career wins on this hill.
Svindal certainly isn't going to give back the 200 World Cup points he earned in Canada, but he isn't too fond of being a marked man as the very-early overall leader.
"I definitely like getting off to a good start," Svindal said. "But the whole, 'Everyone's looking at you, watching your video, joking around at the start, can you slow down a little, you're making us look bad,' people don't mean it, and it doesn't affect me. You want to be one of the guys to watch after you finish your run, not at the start. Right now Klaus Kroell's the man to watch."
Not so fast, Aksel.
"For sure, after his first two races, (he) was amazingly strong," Kroell said of Svindal. "He's also here the big favorite, so we have to push."
Call it the traditional brinkmanship of training.
Tuesday was a day for racers to get acclimated to the course and find their line, but there's no question that Birds of Prey is running faster, regardless of the approach to training. Kroell's top time was nearly 4 seconds faster than Cuche's 1:45.54 last year, thanks likely to warm early-season conditions.
Slovenia's Andrej Sporn was the first out of the gate, and sped to sixth. France's Adrian Theaux, second at Lake Louise's super-G last weekend and second here in the same discipline in 2010, was 1.16 seconds off the pace in seventh. Canada's Erik Guay swooshed to eighth and he has a downhill globe from the 2010-11 season. Kjetil Jansrud, of Norway, slid into ninth, while Canada's John Clarey rounded out the top 10.
The top American Tuesday was Travis Ganong in 15th. Right behind him was Marco Sullivan, who made some serious waves by finishing third in the Lake Louise downhill last weekend. That was his first podium finish since Jan. 17, 2009, in Switzerland.
"It definitely helps," Sullivan said. "Now, I can look at Aksel and Kroell and be like, 'I can hang with these guys,' instead of trying to fight my way into the top 30. Now, I'm there."
Also "there" are Americans Andrew Weibrecht (26th), Ryan Cochran-Siegle (37th), Ted Ligety (41st) and Steve Nyman (42nd)
Cochran-Siegle, 20, is coming off the best World Cup weekend of his young career, in the points in both the Lake Louise downhill (25th) and super-G (20th).
"It was pretty ideal, I'd say, for me just going into Lake Louise," he said. "I was pretty confident with my skiing. I think I definitely pulled off a couple of good runs, just skied the way I should, within myself. I think that was pretty important for me."
More results like those last weekend here may change the course of Cochran-Siegle's season with regard to moving up to the World Cup tour on a more permanent basis.
Meanwhile, Ligety, who started the season with a staggering win by 2.75 seconds in the first giant slalom of the season in Soelden, Austria, also brings some momentum to Beaver Creek. Better known for his technical skills, the Park City, Utah, native, flew to fourth in super-G in Lake Louise.
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Type of Physician: Neurologist
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From the article "Desert of the Heart":
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LOGAN - The Marietta Tigers seemed to be in control in a sectional tournament against New Lexington Tuesday night, but the Panthers were able to rally in the final period to leave Logan High School with a 46-44 win.
The Tigers led 40-32 going into the fourth, but New Lex used a 14-4 final stanza to claim the victory.
Braden Riley opened the fourth with a free throw, but Collin Russell and Ethan Kunkler combined for nine straight points to tie the game at 41-41.
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JORDAN HOLLAND The Marietta Times
Marietta High's Reid Chwalek, left, dribbles upcourt as New Lexington's Tommy Russell (20) defends at Logan Tuesday night.
After a free throw by Corey Hill, Reid Chwalek made a nice take to the basket to give Marietta a three-point lead. New Lexington's Tyler Jones quickly answered with a 3-pointer to tie it up.
With 38 seconds left in the game, Marietta had the ball but turned it over, and Tommy Russell made them pay with the deciding bucket that gave the Panthers the lead for good. The Tigers had a final look as time expired, but were able to capitalize.
"You're not gonna win any tournament games when you only score four points in the fourth quarter and go 6-of-14 from the foul line," said Marietta head coach J.D. Secrest. "That makes it tough. We panicked a good bit there in the fourth quarter.
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Sectional semifinal
At Logan High School
Marietta 11 17 12 4 - 44
New Lexington 10 11 11 14 - 46
Jonathan Wood 2 0-0 4, Cameron Benson 0 0-0 0, Reid Chwalek 4 1-2 11, Adam Gearhart 0 0-0 0, Billy Weekly 0 1-3 1, Adam McKnight 1 0-0 2, Braden Riley 4 1-3 9, John Henry 1 0-2 2, Corey Hill 5 3-4 15. Totals 17 6-14 44.
Ethan Kunkler 3 4-5 10, Nick Saxton 2 0-0 4, Tommy Russell 3 0-1 6, Tyler Jones 4 0-0 12, Alex Bryant 0 0-0 0, Collin Russell 5 2-4 14, Will Poling 0 0-0 0. Totals 17 6-10 64.
Team stats
Marietta: Shooting: 17-45 (38 percent); 3-point goals: 4 (Hill 2, Chwalek 2); Rebounds: 35 (Riley 10, Hill 7, Wood 7); Assists: 8; Turnovers: 12
New Lexington: Shooting: 17-53 (32 percent); 3-point goals: 6 (Jones 4, Collin Russell 2); Rebounds: 26 (Kunkler 7); Assists: 4; Turnovers: 6
Next game: New Lexington vs. Warren at Logan High School Saturday at 3 p.m.
"The kids played hard for 32 minutes. We got ourselves in a position there at the end to maybe win or go into overtime and it just didn't fall."
Marietta's Hill had a game-high 15 points. Chwalek had 11 and Braden Riley added nine for the Tigers. The Panthers were led by Collin Russell's 14 points. Jones contributed 12 on four 3-pointers and Kunkler also hit double figures with 10.
With the win, the Panthers improved to 9-14 on the season and will advance to the sectional final on Saturday against Warren. Marietta's season is over with loss. The Tigers finished the 2012-13 campaign 7-16.
Collin Russell opened up the scoring with a 3-pointer for New Lex. After Adam McKnight hit a layup, the Panthers ran their lead to 8-4. Hill then hit a 3-pointer followed by a layup from Jonathan Wood to give the Tigers their first lead of the contest at 9-8. Hill then traded buckets with Kunkler to close the quarter at 11-10 in Marietta's favor.
It was raining 3s in the second quarter. Jones connected on two treys early in the period to give the Panthers a 16-12 advantage. Riley made a jumper but was quickly countered by a Nick Saxton layup to keep the New Lex lead at four points.
After buckets by Chwalek and Hill tied the game at 18-18, Chwalek and Hill struck again on back-to-back 3-pointers, both assisted by Cameron Benson, to give Marietta a 24-18 lead. Jones immediately hit a 3-ball of his own in the other side of the court to cut the deficit in half, but Chwalek then scored four straight points to give the Tigers a 28-21 lead at the end of the half.
Marietta maintained its lead through the third quarter. Riley opened the second half with a bucket before New Lex scored five straight points to cut it to 30-26. Hill responded with a pair of free throws and then Wood made a layup to extend it to 34-26. Two baskets by Russell brought the Panthers closer before consecutive buckets by Riley and John Henry made it a 10-point game. Saxton recorded a steal and connected on a layup to cut it to 40-32 going into the fourth quarter.
The Tigers outshot the Panthers 38 percent (17-for-45) to 32 percent (17-for-53) and won the battle on the boards 35-26, but New Lexington took better care of the ball, committing six turnovers to Marietta's 12.
It was the final high school basketball game for Tiger seniors Benson, Chwalek, Derek Amrine and Ethan Strauss. Jordan Satterfield, who did not play due to injury, will also graduate in the spring.
"Next year we don't have many excuses," Secrest said. "We've got eight returning letterman. We've got as much experience coming back as anybody else. These guys, if they put the time in this summer, can turn the ship around."


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Due to the severe drought conditions and very high fire rating, Watonwan County is under a burning ban until the county gets a significant amount of rain.
Camp fires are still allowed, but should not be left unattended, and should be put out completely before leaving the fire pit.
Fire conditions can change quickly so if there are any questions check the DNR website or call the Watonwan County Sheriff's office at 507-375-3121.
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SANFORD, Maine — David and Debra Allaire of Sanford, Maine are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Diana Marie Allaire, to Kenneth Brian Trenholm, son of Franklin and Theresa Trenholm of Hingham, Massachusetts.
Miss. Allaire graduated from Wentworth Institute of Technology. She is currently employed with Raytheon Company as a Senior Electrical Engineer.
Mr. Trenholm graduated from Wentworth Institute of Technology. He is currently employed with MKS Instruments as a Senior Electrical Engineer.
Ken and Diana met during a co-op at school where they became fast friends. After a while they started dating and have built their lives together for the past five years. The rest is history while they start on their happily ever after.
A October 5, 2013 wedding is planned.
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The Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation threw its support Wednesday behind a petition -- started by a 20-year-old gay Eagle Scout -- to get NatGeo to slap a disclaimer onto the start of each "Are You Tougher Than a Boy Scout?" episode.
The show is being used to market Boy Scouts to young viewers and drive up membership, which makes NatGeo a "strategic business partner of the BSA," GLAAD said.
NatGeo gave The TV Column the same statement that it gave GLAAD on the subject, saying that the cable net is an equal-opportunity employer and that it does "not discriminate in any capacity."
As for the show, NatGeo said: "We certainly appreciate all points of view on the topic, but when people see our show, they will realize it has nothing to do with this debate [over the Boy Scouts' LGBT policy], and is in fact a competition series between individual scouts and civilians."
"Are You Tougher Than a Boy Scout?" -- which is slated to debut in March -- is being produced for NatGeo by Thomas Beers, the guy behind "Deadliest Catch" and "Ice Road Truckers."
One year ago, NatGeo Channel President Howard Owens told TV critics that the network had started production on the reality series, in which "weekend warriors, who believe they're at the top of their game, will compete with the country's best and brightest Boy Scouts of America" for merit badges in various challenges based on the Scouts' century-old guidebook.
Beers said that the show would provide guys like himself, who had come within three badges of achieving Eagle Scout status, a second chance, adding: "Frankly, who doesn't love the Boy Scouts?"
Well, GLAAD, for one. Its president, Herndon Graddick, said in a statement Wednesday that the fact "that National Geographic would brush aside countless gay teens' suffering at the hands of the BSA, shrugging off injustice as just another 'point of view,' is irresponsible."
Not coincidentally, GLAAD has jumped into this controversy on the eve of a BSA webinar that will teach organization leaders how to use the show to drive local recruitment and fundraising.
In its fall progress report, the Boy Scouts of America anticipated that the show would "generate between 3 [million] and 4 million viewers per episode."
NatGeo wishes.
"It's all too clear that this show is just a marketing ploy, crafted by the BSA to boost dwindling membership and distract Americans from the Scouts' long history of discrimination," GLAAD's Graddick said.
"National Geographic Channel is the means to that end and must therefore make it clear where the network stands."


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Candy and Ike Brown received the National Jewish Health Humanitarian Award in front of 175 guests at the Bella Sera benefit cocktail party in Dallas on May 5 at VILLA-O. The event raised $136,000 to support the world-renowned National Jewish Health, known worldwide for treatment of patients with respiratory, cardiac, immune and related disorders, and for groundbreaking medical research.
Bella Sera Co-Chairs Rozalyn and Robert Colombo, Pat and Paul Fulchino, Debbie and Eric Green, Laurie and Todd Platt and Barbara and Sheldon Stein were surprised and delighted by a $50,000 gift made that evening by Nancy and Richard Rogers in honor of Allan Zidell, who was a National Jewish Health Trustee for 20 years. He attended with Donna Fadal and his children, Michael Zidell and Lisa Zidell, and grandchildren Amanda Zidell and Shawna and Ryan Milstein.
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Editors Note: Rory Staunton aged 12 died from sepsis on April 1st 2012. His death has led to a major national campaign to end sepsis and to help children get better care in emergency rooms. Orlaith Staunton wrote this letter to her son on the 1st anniversary of his death. It is also on rorystaunton.com
Rory, we miss your smile, your funny comeback lines, your noise, and the fun...yes, the glorious fun of spending time with you. The silence is now deafening. It breaks my heart to see your wonderful dad, your pal, sob from loneliness, he didn't deserve this tragedy. Your little sister bravely faces each day. She's happy though Rory, she's in a wonderful new school, the one she secretly talked to you about; OLQM, they won the Basketball Championship this year; we missed you so much that day. She swims, she now "owns" your iPad, and she's looking forward to a summer of surfing. Your loss though is a huge void in her life; you shared so much banter together.
I miss you my little man (all 5ft 9inchesof you). You were my fellow book reader, the book we bought you about Steve Jobs, that you so desperately wanted to read, lies unread, maybe you met him? You and I had just been talking a year ago about A Separate Peace by John Knowles, we both disliked the book but it did get us thinking and talking about friendships. We were best friends, you and I, we kept secrets.
Capt. Sully Sullenberger said he thought your death would bring about a seismic change. It has.
New York State has issued new regulations in your name "Rory's Regulations," so that what happened to you won't happen to any other child. Friends and politicians have been very helpful in moving this forward; there is a lot of good in this world, we see it everyday.
There are some other special things going to happen in the future that we're excited about but we can't talk about them just yet. Just know, we will make you proud.
A lot of bad things happened to you Rory in those last precious days of your life. People did not listen to you or to us. Many people and institutions did not do their best by you. This is why you died. Mahatma Gandhi said, "There is a higher court than courts of justice and that is the court of conscience. It supersedes all other courts." We will work tirelessly for justice Rory and each person, and they know who they are, must now be attending their own courts of conscience.
April 1st is not a day we will ever wish to remember. We love to remember the days you lived and oh..how you lived. Captain Sullenberger, your hero, said you lived a remarkable life.
Niall, your uncle, has written many times about you. Jim Dwyer of the New York Times investigated your death and has written some wonderful articles about you and sepsis. Maureen Dowd from the New York Times wrote a splendid column. Many other writers and broadcasters have been moved to tell the world about you, an extraordinary 12 year old boy with extraordinary dreams.
Your teachers spoke of your kindness, leadership, humor and the sense they got from you that you were going to change the world in some great way. Your loving circle of friends feel they have not only lost a great friend but that they have lost a future president of the United States. Our families are devastated; you were so special to them. Our friends tear up when they talk about you, you were loved my darling, so loved.
Rory, we're going to catch this Sepsis thing. People...come on...no one seemed to know about Sepsis until Rory died, but think about this:
Sepsis is the largest killer of children in the world. Sepsis affects 26 million people every year and one third die! It is increasing at an annual rate of 8-13%.
And here's more. It's more common than Heart Attacks and kills far more people than Aids. We know it strikes with devastating ferocity and listen up...it respects no age, race, gender or economic status. We know the cure, we just have to suspect sepsis and treat it immediately. Tell people about Sepsis, a simple cut or scape is all it takes for infection to set in. Tell people and save lives.


text: Spurs began well enough (that doesn't mean to say they would have finished well enough though, even if that fruitcake Adebayor had kept his sanity) (always told you he was a liability!),then Arsenal shifted up a gear or two (was ALWAYS going to happen), pressed the Cazorla turbo and, well.....end of. 10 goals in the last two meetings Yidsters..OOOPS!!! I mean fans from many national backgrounds who refer to themselves collectively as 'Yids' and who it is not percieved to be politically correct for others to refer to those same fans by that self labelled tag and certainly no smear was meant upon those that are, right now, bombing many a hungry downtrodden woman and child with all the latest and most expensive arms they can lay their hands upon apparently in retalliation for someone setting off a pack of cheap indoor fireworks and so potentially putting the whole world in peril if every other nutjob on the globe decides to put their two penneth in. PHEW! I hope i'm in the clear now. 10 goals and climbing up that table! Walcott no good? Podlski and Giroud not up to it? Cazorla a cheap Fabregas? Well....at least 'Arry still seems to think Spurs are better than Arsenal eh? Or is he just trying to pile the pressure on his former employers and their employees when he stated that he 'Still think Spurs will finish above Arsenal as their squad has far more quality'?I wouldn't put it past the crafty old weasle. Mr 'Arry also stated the previous week that Arsenals squad was dire and that if Wenger managed a top four finish it would be nothing short of a miracle (or words to that effect).Hmmmmmmmmmmm. Confidence is key Spurs fans (note the refrain from use of Yiddish!) and who knows where a confident Arsenal (or Spurs) will end up? Where will it all end? Will Fab ever return (doubt it)? Is AVB really 'in control'? Is a plethora of attacking talent better than any one previous Arsenal star? Questions, questions. Much love. (And a special wink for KM). AKB


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With 2013 well underway, the Lake of the Ozarks region is expecting renovations, expansions, and constructions within the Camden, Miller, Morgan and Pulaski Counties. Bob Lynch, MoDOT Area Engineer, constructed a list of renovations occurring throughout the lake area for 2013.
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Rte. 5 Camden County - Hurricane Deck Bridge - 32.3 million - Construction of a new bridge to include 2-12' lanes and 2-7' shoulders. Located just east of downstream from the existing bridge. New bridge to open by end of 2013.
Rte. 5 Morgan and Camden County - Roadway resurfacing project from Rte. 52 in Versailles south to just north of the Niangua Bridge. The project will include construction of a 4' paved shoulder for both sides of the roadway. Completion by the end of 2013.
Rte. 54 Camden County - Roadway resurfacing project from the intersection of Bus. 5 in Camdenton west to the Niangua Bridge.
Rte. 5 Camden County - Construction of a center turn lane, 4' paved shoulder and roadway resurfacing. This project is a cost share project with the City of Sunrise Beach and is approximately 1 mile in length from south of Lk. Rd. 5-36 to north of Lk. Rd. 5-31. Project will be let late fall of 2013, with construction to occur in spring of 2014.
Osage Beach Parkway - Partial roadway resurfacing of various sections of the Parkway from Rte. 42 east to Lake Ozark.
Miller County
Rte. 54 Miller County - West Bound Osage River Bridge - Complete bridge deck resurfacing to include full depth pavement repairs.
Rte. 42 Miller County - Construction of a 2' or 3' paved shoulder from Iberia to Osage Beach. Project is complete from Iberia to 5 miles east of Osage Beach. The 5-mile section remaining will be complete in Spring of 2013.
Rte. 17 Miller County/Pulaski County - Roadway resurfacing and
construction of a 2' paved shoulder from I-44 to Rte. 52 in Tuscumbia.
Rte. 52 Miller County - Roadway resurfacing and construction of a 3' paved shoulder from Rte. 17 in Tuscumbia to Rte. 54.
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One School Fights Back Against Unpaid Internships
Abracadabra: That unpaid internship now comes with an hourly wage.
And all it took was a persistent career-services official and some pamphlets.
Unpaid internships have long been considered useful foot-in-door experiences for college students seeking careers in publishing or the arts. But as the Journal notes today, the internship landscape has changed dramatically in recent months thanks to pushes from lawmakers, lawyers and interns themselves.
Some of the change is also being spurred by school administrators. Amy Bravo, assistant dean of career services at the New York Institute of Technology, has become known in career-services circles for her success converting unpaid jobs into paid ones.
Bravo's office vets all internships posted to its Career Net jobs board. When an unpaid position doesn't appear to pass muster with federal labor laws, a member of her team sends the employer an email—with a copy of the Fair Labor Standards Act attached, which states that unpaid internships shouldn't be for the direct advantage of the employer, should benefit the intern and be educational, and must not displace regular employees.They also provide the minimum wage for the job's location and the going rate for similar internships in New York.
"For the most part, employers don't recognize that there is a law, and the details of it," Bravo says. "They just don't know."
By alerting the employers to their ignorance, Bravo can begin a "dialogue," as she puts it.
It's usually a pleasant conversation (at least, for the future intern). When employers realize unpaid interns are not meant to do more than shadow workers or participate in training programs, and that they actually do need help with their day-to-day operations, many relent. Employers often agree to pay minimum wage, and sometimes even a more competitive salary, or inquire about what steps they need to take in order to make the unpaid position acceptable.
Bravo recalls visiting a major news organization where a student was interning in the HR department. The intern's manager gushed over her capabilities, saying she did all the same tasks as the full-time employees. Bravo informed the manager about the Fair Labor Standards Act and what an unpaid internship would actually look like under the law. The company decided to pay the intern retroactively, and for the rest of the term.
Of course, NYIT doesn't always win out. Some potential employers opt to post their openings elsewhere, on sites that don't have such stringent internship requirements.
It's a difficult balance, she admits. Bravo worries about her office denying valuable opportunities to students, but also doesn't want to perpetuate a cycle of illegal, unpaid labor. And the debt-laden kids can use the extra money, too.
The school does still publicize unpaid positions, but they're relatively scarce. Last month, NYIT's online job board posted 61 paid internships and 19 unpaid ones. Most of those are in health sciences or law enforcement, where the positions actually do entail job-shadowing.


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A missing gauge containing radioactive material that fell off the back of a truck in West Virginia has been recovered.
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection says the gauge was recovered in Maryland. It had been picked up by a citizen who contacted authorities.
The device was reported missing May 3 by Valley Quarries Inc. of Chambersburg. Pennsylvania licenses the company to use the gauge.
DEP officials say the gauge was not tampered with or damaged, and there was no release of radiation. It has been returned to the company.
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The pilot of a small plane suffered only minor injuries after his small plane apparently lost power after take-off at the San Rafael Airport on Tuesday morning, landing in an isolated, marshy area, authorities said.
The man was walking to McInnis Parkway to meet police and firefighters, a police spokeswoman said.
"He (the pilot) may have minor injuries, but he was talking" to responders, said San Rafael police spokeswoman Margo Rohrbacher.
Rohrbacher said the plane was "way out in the marshland. The pilot got out on his own and is walking to McInnis Parkway to meet the responding unit."
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Big day for Woodland girls sports teams
State tourney update (Nonnewaug, Watertown, Litchfield girls advance)
|Watertown's Jillian Hughson, left, and Erin Montambault, center, defend against North Haven's Alexandra Ford during a Class L second round tournament game Monday at Watertown High School. Watertown advanced to the quarterfinals with a 1-0 victory, 4-3 on penalty kicks, over North Haven. Montambault scored the PK that clinched the victory. (Joe Palladino/RA)
There was some early state tournament action on this holiday Monday, with some local teams finding success. The Woodland girls eliminated Holy Cross in soccer, 3-0, to advance to the state Class M quarterfinals. The Hawks will host that game on Wednesday.
Woodland also made some school history Monday, advancing to the Class M semifinals in volleyball by beating Plainfield, 3-2. The Hawks will face either Granby Memorial or Tolland in Wednesday's semis. It will be the first semifinal appearance in volleyball for Woodland.
In other action: The Nonnewaug field hockey team dropped a 2-1 decision to Guilford; and the Shepaug girls soccer team lost, 1-0, to St. Bernard.
Woodland also made some school history Monday, advancing to the Class M semifinals in volleyball by beating Plainfield, 3-2. The Hawks will face either Granby Memorial or Tolland in Wednesday's semis. It will be the first semifinal appearance in volleyball for Woodland.
- The Nonnewaug girls soccer team also reached the state quarterfinals, pinning a 3-0 loss on Granby Memorial. The prize for the Chiefs? They get to play No. 1 seed and undefeated Northwest Catholic in the Class M quarterfinals on Wednesday.
- The NVL champion Watertown girls soccer team also advanced, needing penalty kicks to eliminate North Haven Monday (4-3 in PKs). The Indians will play in the Class L quarterfinals Wednesday against either No. 4 Masuk or No. 20 E.O. Smith. If the latter wins, Watertown would host the quarterfinals game. Otherwise it's off to Monroe to face Masuk.
- The Litchfield girls, maybe repeating their strong tourney run of last year, moved into the quarterfinals with a 2-1 win over Coventry.
- The Lewis Mills girls soccer team beat Lauralton Hall, 3-1, to advance in Class M. Mills will host Ellington Wednesday.
In other action: The Nonnewaug field hockey team dropped a 2-1 decision to Guilford; and the Shepaug girls soccer team lost, 1-0, to St. Bernard.
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- Palladino: Terryville girls tough out win over Mills
- Kennedy sweeps city cross country championships
- Wilson: Torrington booster spanned the generations
- Scoreboard for Oct. 24
- Girls soccer/field hockey roundup for Oct. 26
- Volleyball: Woodland, Seymour secure a 3rd meeting
- Volleyball: Holy Cross, Wolcott to meet in semifinals
- Lewis Mills sweep Class M races; Chiefs' Riolo wins Class SS
- Thomaston teammates finish 1-2 in Class S cross country
- Commentary: A win we all should celebrate
- Weather impacts high school schedule
- High school scoreboard for Oct. 31
- CIAC pushes tournaments back
- Volleyball: Holy Cross, Seymour reach tournament final
- Wilson: Minus practice, Chiefs pick up a league title
- Roundup: Kangaroos claim another volleyball title
- High school scoreboard for Nov. 1
- Kennedy's Boland captures NVL diving title
- Nonnewaug, Terryville claim titles outright
- Wilson: Fired-up 'Cats rally to claim NVL title
- Woodland wins Copper crown
- High school scoreboard for Nov. 3
- Watertown rules the pool as Crochet leads the way
- Palladino: Running to New Englands
- Cheshire field hockey in SCC title game
- Cheshire spikers return to SCC final
- High school scoreboard for Nov. 5
- Wilson: Terryville spikers win another BL tourney title
- Palladino: New coach, same results for Cheshire swimming
- High school scoreboard for Nov. 6


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