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Bryn Mawr Rehab Hospital was one of the first facilities in the country
to offer traumatic and non-traumatic brain injury rehabilitation, and
has remained a leader in the field for more than 30 years. Our brain
injury program is the most comprehensive in the region and is a center
of excellence. The program is fully accredited by The Joint Commission
(TJC) and the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities
Over 400 brain injury patients each year travel to Bryn Mawr Rehab for
our industry-leading technology, creative therapeutic approach and
compassionate care. Nearly half are survivors of traumatic brain
injuries. Causes for traumatic brain injury include motor vehicle
accidents and falls. The other half has non-traumatic conditions, which
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Our patients receive specialized treatment plans based on their
individual needs and the severity of their conditions. Some of our brain
injury patients come to us with extremely severe brain injuries but
through our protocol of three hours of intensive therapy a
minimum of five out of seven days, and our creative
approach which includes tailoring therapies around what
motivates each patient most, many patients leave with remarkable
For example, since restoring balance is a critical skill to relearn, we
sometimes recommend equestrian therapy to develop core strength and
improve stability. As skills improve, the therapies increase in
We also use technology with our patients, to help them regain the
physical and mental skills they had prior to the brain injury. These
technologies include:
For mild traumatic brain injury, often referred to as an "unseen
injury," or post concussion
syndrome, we provide evaluations and tailored treatment plans. Mild
traumatic brain injury can change a person's personality, disrupt the
senses and interfere with cognitive abilities, even when initial
symptoms like dizziness, headache and nausea disappear. Ongoing symptoms
may include memory and learning problems, unexplained mood swings,
impaired planning or organizational skills and depression. Our
multi-disciplinary team works together to address these symptoms and
improve the condition of the patient.
We've treated brain injuries on patients of all ages—from children to
the elderly. Many come from the greater Philadelphia region, but some
also come from much further away. When admitted, most of these patients
can't perform half of the tasks necessary to live
independently—functions like walking, dressing and speaking. However, by
discharge many patients need only minimal assistance to complete these
tasks. Of course, most of these patients continue with one of our
specialized outpatient programs to further develop their independence
and quality of life.
When polled in a recent study, 95 percent of patients rated the overall
care in the brain injury program at Bryn Mawr Rehab Hospital as good or
excellent, with 93 percent saying they'd recommend our treatment to
others in need of brain injury recovery. View
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At Bryn Mawr Rehab Hospital, traumatic brain injury patients spend an
average of 23 days on the unit, some spending much less time and others
spending much more time, pending the severity of their injury. Our
devoted 41-bed unit—where specially trained neurologists, physiatrists,
certified rehab nurses, therapists, care managers and psychologists
collaborate on an interdisciplinary care plan to establish and
accomplish realistic goals—includes:
Additionally, patients have access to a simulated apartment that allows
them to practice skills needed to return home as well as to facilitate
overnight trials in a safe, supportive environment.
Every brain injury inpatient receives care 24 hours a day from
physicians and nurses specially trained in rehabilitation. Their rehab
program, customized for each patient, can include a mix of
high-intensity physical and occupational therapy, speech pathology,
psychology and more. During daily sessions with their therapists,
patients work to build strength, range of motion, balance and
coordination. Psychologists provide support and counseling to promote
family relationships. On a regular basis during every patient's stay,
the care team meets to review progress,
identify barriers to independence and create solutions tailored to that
Brain injury patients have access to the following rehabilitation
After inpatient brain injury treatment, patients can transition to our
intensive Neurologic Day
Treatment program, traditional outpatient rehab or begin to receive
home care. With all of these programs, we focus on building the critical
skills for returning to work, school, community and leisure activities.
Our therapists work closely with patients to improve ambulation skills,
upper arm function, vision, communication and any specific goals they
may have for returning to their lives. For some, we provide recreational
therapy and use the Bryn Mawr Rehab Hospital independent living unit for
occupational training. Brain injury patients can receive this
individualized outpatient care at several of our
locations throughout the Philadelphia region.
Our therapists may recommend one or more of the following specialized
outpatient services to address more specific areas of concern:
In brain injury treatment and recovery, family support is an essential
component of the healing process and families are actively involved with
every step of their rehabilitation program. Out-of-town families often
take advantage of our on-site family lodging, The
Laurels, in order to be by the side of their loved ones whatever
time of day or night they're needed.
Even as patients are preparing to be discharged, family members are
trained to make the adjustment to home living. A mock apartment on the
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That first photo was taken on Sarah's birthday one year ago when I got stuck (another cute photo alert) in two different fatal accidents and thought I'd never get to her.
If you don't know this already, Sarah is superspecial to me. And today is her birthday.
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Amy Adams made sure to give props to the one person who makes her world truly golden: her daughter.
The newly-minted Golden Globe winner took home the award for best actress in a motion picture, musical or comedy Sunday night for her role in American Hustle. And, as she wrapped up her acceptance speech, she made it clear she wasn't leaving the stage without thanking her 3-year-old little lady, Aviana.
The actress was in the midst of thanking a bevy of folks, including her manager and the film's producer, when the orchestra began to play her off. But Adams, 39, firmly held her ground as she made it clear she had one more person on the list.
"And most of all, you cannot play me out of talking about my daughter," she proudly said.
"My daughter Aviana who's not old enough to understand this – but I love you so much … thank you for teaching me to accept joy and let go of fear."
During her speech, the actress also explained that she was celebrating the 15th anniversary of her move to Los Angeles, saying that she thought at the time, "I don't know, maybe I'll get a commercial or something."
She's sure rustled up much more than that!
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Affordable Studio on 2 levels near Campo de Fiori
Спальные места3
Ванные комнаты1
Площадь30 м²
Этаж №0
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- Возможность проживания семьи/детей
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|Vicolo del Bollo, 00186 Roma, Италия
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A queen bed is on the second level.
A sofa bed for 1 people is at first level.
The apartment is perfect for a business trip to Rome or for a couple (2+1 pax) visiting the Eternal City.
Entrance is from an internal Courtyard, really very quiet.
The apartment is complete with independent heating.
Linens & Towels are included.
No house pets or smoking allowed.
The premises are let to you for holiday purposes only for the period as stipulated on your reservation confirmation and for the maximum persons agreed at the time of booking. The Primary Guest warrants that person will be held responsible for the conduct of all guests.
The description of the premises is given in good faith and no responsibility for misinterpretation will be accepted.
Advance bookings are accepted by us in good faith. We cannot however accept responsibility in the following circumstances – malfunction of any inventory items; noise; inconvenience or loss of view caused by building construction on neighbouring or nearby properties.
Check-in is usually after 4 P.M. (Check-In after 9.00 P.M. extra charge 20.00 euro, after 11 P.M. extra charge 50.00 euro). Early Check-In can be requested with an extra fee (30.00 euro).
Check-out is usually before 10 A.M. A late check out (until 2 P.M.) is available with an extra charge of 35.00 Euro
To organise Check-In, the client must inform the City Manager when they are due to arrive, contacting him 4/5 days in advance by mail or telephone (see Contact).
Unless a confirmed Early Check-In, the flat is guaranteed that the house will be ready at 4 P.M., and it should be vacated no later than 10 A.M. (after 10 A.M. extra charge 35.00 euros) on the departure day.
The City Manager has the right to deny access to any client who show signs of being drunk or intoxicated, who act aggressively towards the City Manager, or who violates State laws.
Anyone booking an apartment agrees not to have parties or loud music playing. If neighbors complain and/or the police are called, it may result in the immediate eviction of the tenant regardless of the time of day or night. This will also result in the loss of prepaid rent. Quiet time in the properties is from 10 PM to 10 AM.
By booking with us you agree to our terms and conditions and expected to abide by these rules. You will also be expected to sign these rules upon check-in on your date of arrival.
At your arrival, our staff will meet you at your apartment with your keys and orient you with the apartment.
If anything is damaged or missing, you agree to pay the cost to repair or replace it.
If the cost is more than the security deposit, you agree to cover the remaining balance due.
Please report any damaged equipment to the City Manager, who will endeavour to replace/organize repair as soon as possible.
Please note that the City Manager is NOT AUTHORIZED under any circumstance to give a discount to clients. If the client has a complaint and would like to discuss a discount, he must contact the apartment owner via email directly, outlining the reasons for complaint.
The City Manager and/or the owner will not be held responsible or liable to compensate for building and construction work being done on neighboring properties.
No responsibility is accepted by either the City Manager or the owner for guest's property left on the premises. Owner insurance does not cover the loss of tenant's belongings. Please follow City Manager instructions on keys and locks very carefully.
The City Manager has the right to enter the house for reasons of inspection or maintenance.
Rental guests agree not to exceed the maximum occupancy listed on the website. If rental guests exceed the maximum occupancy of the apartment, owner/manager may immediately evict them with no refund of the unused portion of the rental period. At NO time can the maximum occupancy be exceeded.
Pets are NOT permitted in the flat. Guests will have their stay terminated immediately if a pet is found in the apartment.
The apartment is strictly non-smoking. Any evidence of such will incur extra cleaning charges. Additional housekeeping fees will be charged for properties left in an unsatisfactory condition.
Subletting the house is not allowed.
In the case that the client does not respect any of the points contained in this section, the City Manager will ask the client to leave the house. Any costs associated with any repair, excess clawing or loss of income as a result of a guest's or visitor's actions, negligence or misconduct will be recovered from the Primary Guest.
|Цена за неделю (вплоть до 2 гостей)
|33583 руб.
|Цена за месяц (вплоть до 2 гостей)
|109052 руб.
|Цена за 2 гостей
|604 руб. за одну ночь/ дополнительная ночь
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Creo que la puntuacion dada por windu a esta apartamento es excesiva, la ubicacion excelente pero los ascesos muy dejado, sucio, no tiene comodadades para una estancia de vacaciones, osbcuro y muy caluroso, no tiene aire acondicionado ni televisión; La altura para no darte con el techo es muy baja, teniendo que andar agachados.
Nuestra experiencia es buena. La ubicación del estudio es estupenda, sin embargo el estado del mismo no era muy bueno. El estudio es más pequeño de lo que parece pero no nos pareció un problema. En cuanto a limpieza había telarañas por varios sitios y las sábanas no parecían limpias. No hay wifi ni tele, y el secador de pelo está roto. Me parece buen sitio siempre y cuando solucionen lo desperfectos.
Estuvimos 3 noches en Roma. El apartamento pequeñito, pero bastante cómodo y con todo lo que pudimos necesitar, aunque mejor para 2 personas (eramos 3 y ya se nos hizo algo estrecho). La ubicación muy buena, céntrico y bien situado tanto para salir a caminar como para tomar el bus, y Carla, que fue quien nos atendió fue muy agradable.
Lo recomiendo!
monolocale piacevole in posizione strategica nel cuore di Roma ma, nonostante questo, estremamente tranquillo e silenzioso.
sehr schönes Studio, sehr gut gelegen, sehr sauber, hat Alles reibungslos funktioniert, hervorragende Kommunikation im Vorfeld.
Aber, wirklich nur für zwei Personen geeignet.
everything very well. Very central apartment, very clean and tidy. the person who received us (daniela) very nice. They have been an unforgettable holiday in Rome. the apartment recommended 100%
The appartment more than fulfilled our expectations.
It's spatious, clean and well equipped with a.o. a washing machine.
It's situated at short distance (300m) from the Vatican, in a quiet neighbourhood.
Of course one hears some little sounds from neighbours, but in our perception acceptable.
The host took her time to explain everything in and around the appartment.
Before arrival they made contact to explain how to travel in the city.
In short: we can recommand this appartment. It's worth the money you pay for it.
We were absolutely delighted by the experience we had in Roma.
Manuela welcomed us at the flat, and very nicely explained us all we had to know about the accommodation, but also some tricks and warnings about the city.
The flat is very well located that allowed us to go to the Villa Borghese, the coliseum, and also the Vatican all by walk.
Thank you
This apartment really does have a nice terrace. That is where we ate most of our meals when we ate in the apartment. The apartment is spacious and stylish. It has a well-equipped kitchen and the laundry facilities are very useful. We used the apartment in August during extreme heat and humidity. The apartment does not have air conditioning, but it was comfortable enough using the fan and the dehumidifier. The apartment is on the side of a hill, so that one face looks out above ground with the wonderful terrace. The rest of the apartment is in the hillside and the only other windows are small windows high up on the walls that are at ground level on the other, uphill, side of the building. Because of this, the apartment had very high humidity during the heat of August. If you can't tolerate some dampness, this is not the place for you.
The location is excellent. The entrance to the apartment is off the street some distance, so it is quiet and private. If you look at the area on Google streetview you will see Via di Sant Onofrio is partly stairs. The entrance to the courtyard is half way up those stairs. This is very charming and private, but it also means that are steep stairs involved beyond those you can see on streetview. We did not have any problems moving ourselves and our luggage in and out, but if you are elderly or have mobility problems, you may not be happy with this apartment.
Just at the end of the street there is a tabacchi where you can buy transit tickets, etc. Key bus stops are about a 5 minute walk away (we did not have any problems taking our luggage there and riding the bus to the Terminale train station). There are several convenience stores for buying food and drink. There is a good but full-price restaurant on the corner, but you are about a 5-10 minute walk from the enormous selection of restaurants in Trastevere. We walked to the Vatican, Pantheon, etc from the apartment, and took the bus to the Coliseum. We also enjoyed the night-life set up on the banks of the TIber. Great place to spend an evening!
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SL TV: 16 in 16 (Chase Brogna)
MUNCIE, Ind. - Ball State Sports Link's popular series "16 Players in 16 Days" returns with the 2013-14 men's basketball team.
Under new head coach James Whitford, the Cardinals seek to return from the shadows to Mid-American Conference-dominance. Ball State Sports Link will also produce an exclusive "all access" show with Whitford and the team this season called "Out of the Shadows".
Each day leading up to the Nov. 12 regular-season home opener vs. Taylor, Ball State Sports Link will introduce you to a different player from this year's team.
Today, meet sophomore guard Chase Brogna.
Produced by Dillon Welch and Ryan Bickford.
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Feb. 4, 1920 – Aug. 4, 2013
Virgil J. Austin, a retired auto dealer, died Sunday in his East Aurora home after a short illness. He was 93.
Born in Charleroi, Pa., near Pittsburgh, he served in the Army during World War II in Dutch Guiana (Surinam), guarding the bauxite mines. Returning from service, he attended Duquesne University on the G.I. Bill and graduated with a business degree.
Mr. Austin first worked as an insurance agent with the Travelers, then in 1952 joined the Don Allen Chevrolet dealership in Pittsburgh, starting as a salesman and becoming general sales manager.
He purchased Phil Amigone Pontiac in South Buffalo in 1966 and opened new showrooms for Austin Pontiac at Union and Orchard Park roads in Orchard Park in 1969. He sold the dealership to Jim Ball and retired in 1993 but could not abandon the auto business.
In 1994, he joined his son-in-law as a partner in Ken Barrett Chevrolet in Batavia and served as vice president, continuing to work until three months ago.
He was a former president of the Niagara Frontier Auto Dealers Association.
A fisherman and an avid golfer, he was a member of East Aurora Country Club. He also was devoted to crossword puzzles and was a lifetime Pittsburgh Pirates fan.
Survivors include his wife of 57 years, the former Veronica "Dolly" Kelly; three daughters, Susan Barrett, Mary, and Kelly Abrahamson; a brother, Frank Preite; and a sister, Carmella Podolinski.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 9:30 a.m. Thursday in Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, 520 Oakwood Ave., East Aurora.


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A Gershwinter NightIn collaboration with the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh, a tribute to the music of George and Ira Gershwin includes selections from Porgy and Bess – featuring the Sean Jones International All-Star Quintet with special guest Eli Degibri, the famed Israeli saxophonist and Director of the Red Sea Jazz Festival, plus drummer Roger Humphries, bassist Dwayne Dolphin, pianist Alton Merrell, and trumpeter Sean Jones.12/29/2012 - 12/30/201212/29 - 8:00 pm12/30 - 2:00 pmAugust Wilson Center, 980 Liberty Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
First Night Pittsburgh 2013An alcohol-free, family friendly, arts-oriented celebration of the New Year with lots of indoor as well as outdoor activities. Detailed schedule available online. First Night buttons, required for indoor performances, are available in advance at many locations.12/31/2012Time: 6:00 pm - lateLocation: Cultural District, downtow, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
Auld Lang Syne GalaCocktails, dinner, concert, and dancing into 2013 are ticketed independently. Come for the concert at 9:30, just the dancing, or get the full VIP package. Tickets available online. Antony Walker leads the Pittsburgh Opera Orchestra and resident artists.12/31/2012Time: 6:30 pm-1:00amLocation: Carnegie Music Hall, 4400 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
Flashdance - The MusicalBased on the hit movie, Flashdance–The Musical tells the unforgettable story of Alex, a working-class girl from Pittsburgh striving to make her dreams of becoming a professional dancer a reality. It is only appropriate that the national tour premieres in the city that help set the stage for this unique musical. 01/01/2013 - 01/06/2013Time: variousLocation: Heinz Hall, 600 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
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Imagine letting 30 kids ages 14-18 rewrite an 1850s classic novel that explores legalism, sin and guilt.
Now imagine letting them to make it into a musical.
It may sound far fetched, but that is exactly what Sandy Collins, the drama and orchestra teacher at Frontier Academy's high school, did recently.
The result?
"Quite frankly, they have blown my socks off," said Cherity Koepke, director of education and community programs for Opera Colorado. "I can't say enough about how impressed I am with the creativity and talent of the kids."
Koepke and two others from Opera Colorado have spent three afternoons and four, eight-hour days at Frontier over the last couple of weeks helping the group of kids selected for the Page to Stage program as they transform "The Scarlet Letter."
"The Scarlet Letter" is the story of a young woman who has a child from an adulterous relationship and tries to repent and live a life of dignity.
Page to Stage is a Generation OC grant awarded by Opera Colorado to one high school each year. It covers all the material and training needed to complete the production. However, this year is the first time the grant has covered a full-scale production.
With a little bit of guidance from Opera Colorado, Collins and two other Frontier teachers, and after reading the book, students in grades nine to 12 wrote the script, lyrics and music. They also designed props and created costumes, held auditions and will act and direct the play based off of a novel that — despite some controversy around its use in high schools — is about forgiveness and truth.
In addition to three days after school, Page to Stage also became an e-week class, and there will be three more rehearsals before the final performance.
E-week is a week of school devoted specifically to elective classes that are not offered as curriculum at the Core Knowledge-based school. Ninth- and 10th-graders choose from a selection of classes that range from cooking and sewing to crafts and auto mechanics to band and airplane modeling. The classes are held all day for one week after winter break.
Stage to Page students had to write an essay that highlighted their strengths and explained why they should be chosen. They also needed a teacher's recommendation.
What Collins didn't expect was the number of upper classmen — who can choose an extra week of vacation over participating in e-week — who would sign up.
"We chose students in a variety of grades, 18 of the 31 kids are juniors and seniors," Collins said. "We have strong writers, strong actors and strong musicians. It really is an amazing opportunity for both students and teachers. I have been so impressed with the room they have given the kids with creativity and letting them produce this musical."
Chibuikem Nwizu, a junior who portrays Reverend Dimmesdale, the father of Hester's child, said he has learned more in a few short days because of the program than he ever imagined.
"I've always been interested in creative writing," Chibuikem said. "But I wasn't expecting what I got. We were not just able to write, but people actually listened to you and saw something in a different light. I'm excited to see how some of my ideas become something remarkable."
Annie Sears, also a junior, said she decided to spend her week off at school because there was no way she was passing up this kind of an opportunity.
"I wouldn't pass up anything 'stage,'" she said with a laugh. "I've been in theater and music and dance since I was like 2. It would kill me if I was not a part of this."
Both students said the experience has been rewarding. Annie was surprised by how quickly it came together.
"I like how everyone's ideas are so different, but there has been such a collaboration. There have been no arguments," Annie said.
Chibuikem was surprised by how they were able to make the novel more entertaining.
"Coming from someone who's read the book that will put you to sleep just trying to read it," he said with a laugh, "it turned into a drama that will keep you on the edge of your seat and is amazing."
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While at the MarketingProfs Digital Marketing Forum, I had the opportunity to sit down with Ann Handley, the Chief Content Officer of MarketingProfs, and talk about the company Twitter account that she runs (@MarketingProfs). In a previous blog post about B2B companies on Twitter, I specifically mentioned this account as being a personal account, so it was not included in the list of company accounts. After Ann replied in the comments, we decided that it would be instructive to discuss her thoughts on setting up the Twitter account, and how she uses it. This shows the evolution of social profiles, and how sometimes you are more successful by doing what feels right for your brand.
If you are managing a company Twitter account, do you use the company logo or your own picture?


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Innovation and collaboration are key elements of the Broad's mission to transform medicine and accelerate the understanding and treatment of disease. The mission of the Broad's Office of Strategic Alliances and Partnering is to accelerate and expand the dissemination and translation of emerging knowledge and novel discoveries through strategic partnering, licensing, and new ventures.
The Broad's break-through innovations include novel therapeutics, biomarkers, diagnostics, drug development technologies, analysis tools, and more. Our research areas span cancer, cardio-vascular disease, infectious diseases, inflammation and autoimmune disorders, metabolic diseases, neglected diseases, orphan diseases, and psychiatric diseases.
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"I did nothing sexual. It was just a tickle party."
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A clean version of "sexual acts" made by human beings, preferably male and female.
Hey! You wanna go have a tickle party?!
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Visitors will see all kinds of galleries during ArtWalk Ventura Saturday and Sunday.
Pods are being used as mini galleries in the downtown area.
One of them is filled with photographs and historic items show casing the 40-year history of Patagonia.
A Gerd Koch Exhibition will be on display at the Vita Art Center. Koch has been named the 2013 artists of distinction.
The weekend event will also include a street festival by the WAV artist colony on Ventura Avenue.
Art lovers may also purchase hand crafted bowls that can be used to sample cuisine at downtown restaurants.
The proceeds will benefit Project Understanding, a nonprofit trying to transform lives through justice, and compassion.
Galleries housed inside Pods at Artwalk Ventura
Gallaries being used to show off the work of local artists
Visitors will see all kinds of galleries during ArtWalk Ventura Saturday and Sunday.
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quote: And that handset had abysmal battery life, poor stability and just got updated to 4.0, over a year after all other HTC phones got it.
quote: Search for HTC issues and stuff like screen dust, creaking bodies and the like will come up.
quote: Irrelevant imo for the purposes of this discussion. If you had to perfect a product in every way to be first to market, well...there would be very few firsts.
quote: sigh..https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3864139?start...https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4327380?start...You were saying? When someone makes an absolutely perfect product, produced on a scale to satisfy demand this great, give me a call.


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visual c++ 6 is so fast
I hope they can get VS2010 IDE up to the speed and responsivness of VS6.
The B1 is slow, but Rico and the various teams will hopefully address most of these perf issues.
In the first build of the demo app, you will notice that Amit builds the solution, and then tries to run it. But a dialog pops up that says the application is not up to date. [EVEN THOUGH HE JUST BUILT THE SOLUTION] He quickly rebuilds it again, and runs the application.
This is a long standing bug that many people have mentioned as a flaw in Visual Studio C++.
It is not a show stopper, but it deserves to be investigated and fixed before 2010 is released for two reasons:
1) If you leave it in, then developers will be discouraged from reporting errors.
2) It can't be that hard to fix.
If I had to guess, I would look at the situation in which dependent files were created in the same minute as the source files.
Really I found that new VC++ 10 is more times slower that all latest IDEs (2002 - 2008), I don't feel that perfomance is main skill for this text editor.
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my friend asked if James Earl Jones' name was Earl James? so I told him that he dyslexified the first and middle name but forgot the last name.
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Dude I tried to remember that chicks telephone number but somehow I must have dyslexified them. All I get now is a pizza joint.
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When a person mixes up the words in a sentence hardcore.
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Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Each week, the Moultrie News and Mount Pleasant Recreation Department will feature one local lacrosse athlete. Josh Verhanovitz, 11, plays goalie for the Red Rockets of Heather Bosse State Farm.
Question: Who is your favorite lacrosse player or what is your favorite team?
Answer: My two favorite players are Casey Powell and Thomas Harris. Coach Tom very cool, supportive, and a great friend. My favorite team is the Duke Blue Devils.
Q: If you could visit any city or country, where would you go?
A: There are lots of places that I would like to visit, but Hawaii is at the top of my list. Hawaii has awesome beaches and active volcanos.
Q: What is the best moment in your athletic career?
A: When I was selected to play for the Loggerheads travel lacrosse team.
Q: What is your favorite Mount Pleasant restaurant?
A: That depends on the time of year. In the summer, I like to go to Red's and sit outside. In the winter, I like to go to Carrabba's.
Q: If you could be anyone for a day, who would you be?
A: That's a hard question – I'd have to say Tom Brady. He's married to a super model and has an awesome house in California.
Q: What is the best advice you have gotten from a coach?
A: Peter Lawrence, the coach at the University of Hartford men's lacrosse, said to always set goals for yourself. If you have B's work hard to make A's, if you are struggling with something in lacrosse, work hard to improve it. Always improve yourself.
Q: What do you look forward to the most about being an adult?
A: Being able to drive. I love cars, my favorite at the moment is the 2013 Agera R Koenigsegg. It has a top speed of 273 mph.
Q: What do you think is the most difficult and most fun position to play in lacrosse?
A: I'd say the most difficult would be midfield. Those guys have to run a lot and have to be both attack and defense. The most fun is goalie, because you have balls coming at you from all directions; it keeps you on your toes. It's pretty funny when you block a ball off of your helmet or shin.
Q: What is your favorite movie and television show?
A: My favorite movie is "Battle of Los Angeles." It has action and sci-fi. My favorite TV show is "Dirty Jobs." That guy is crazy. I don't think I could do some of the things that guy gets into.
Q: If you could have dinner with any three people, who would you choose?
A: My cousins, Tyler and Titus. I don't get to see them much, but when we get together, we are wild and have so much fun.
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Following the city's decision last week to allow the demolition of the former North Park Baptist Church at 375 Colvin Ave., the Preservation Board is seeking greater oversight over such permits.
"Without a change in the ordinance, we're a paper tiger," board Chairman Paul McDonnell said this week. The board will appeal to Mayor Byron W. Brown and the Common Council to be granted greater power in preventing demolitions of properties that are not landmarks and are not in historic preservation districts.
"My best advice is pursue a clear revision of the ordinance," Assistant Corporation Counsel Alan P. Gerstman told the board.
The board also discussed being more proactive in pursuing landmark designations of threatened historic structures, instead of waiting to act until a building owner applies for a demolition permit.


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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - On one hand, Bill O'Brien knew he shouldn't have called for a pass with the Nittany Lions up two scores and on the verge of clinching Saturday's season opener against Syracuse.
On the other hand, because Penn State is operating with about 20 fewer scholarships than everybody on its schedule, O'Brien figures he doesn't have the luxury to play cautiously.
"We can't dip our toe into the water," he said after the Lions held off Syracuse, 23-17, at MetLife Stadium.
O'Brien made the game closer than it needed to be when he called for freshman quarterback Christian Hackenberg to attempt a pass on a third-and-11 from Penn State's 30, up 23-10, midway through the fourth quarter.
The pass was intercepted and converted into a touchdown, and the two-score lead turned into the Nittany Lions' defense having to withstand a late Syracuse rush.
"Hindsight being 20-20, I put him [Hackenberg] in a bad situation," O'Brien said. "I've got to coach that better."
The sequence, though, gave Penn State one more opportunity to overcome all the adversity it faced - some of which, like the above, was self-created.
Consider everything the Lions overcame Saturday:
n They really couldn't establish the run and wound up gaining just 57 yards on 38 carries for a 1.5 per-carry average.
n They turned the ball over four times, giving its defense short fields and keeping the Orangemen in the game.
n They were without top receiver Allen Robinson (discipline) for the first half and lost linebacker Mike Hull and tight ends Matt Lehman and Kyle Carter to injuries for much of the game and, in Lehman's case, an extended period.
Add it all up, and the Lions were thrilled to leave here 1-0.
"We didn't put our heads down," safety Adrian Amos said. "The offense needed a little help, and we picked them up."
O'Brien, because he's not only the head coach but the playcaller, paid particular tribute to the defense.
"Our defense came through - big," he said. "That's Penn State defense."
Safety Stephen Obeng-Agyapong and tackle DaQuan Jones were outstanding, and the Lions' young cornerbacks Jordan Lucas and Trevor Williams, both making their first starts, held up nicely in one-on-one coverage.
The lack of a ground game forced Hackenberg to make plays, and other than the late interception, he lived up to his billing by throwing for 278 yards while completing 22-of-31.
"We have to learn how to deal with the pressure they put on [our] offense, and we will," O'Brien said. "We've got to run the football when we're supposed to."
Unable to convert on third-downs via the run - "everybody in the stadium knew we were going to run," O'Brien said - the Lions called upon Hackenberg perhaps more than they intended, but he got steadily better as the game went on.
Along with his rifle arm, he showed poise and toughness in the pocket, good feet and an impressive overall presence.
Once Robinson surfaced, the Lions had their north-south threat, and Hackenberg quickly found him deep for his first of two touchdowns (or just 44 shy of Matt McGloin's career record) en route to 209 passing yards in the second half.
And unlike last year, placekicker Sam Ficken started the season on the right foot by nailing all three of his field-goal attempts, including a career-long 46 yarder.
Overall, it was an encouraging opener against a team that played hard, showed flashes and should be competitive in the ACC.
And it provided an early glimpse of a Penn State team that, in year two of the NCAA sanctions, still has enough talent to play with the majority of its schedule and a strong enough resolve to hang in there when it's getting more than its toes wet.
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How does Matt Damon cope with being the lone male voice in a household that consists of his wife and four daughters?
A man cave, of course.
Actually, more like a man corner, as Damon describes it.
"I barely manage," Damon told PEOPLE before being honored at this past weekend's 23rd Annual Environmental Media Awards in Burbank. "I do have a little 'man area' that I can go to that is kind of mine that they don't know about."
Rather than outfitting his space in movie-star splendor, the actor-writer-activist – and cofounder of Water.org – says with a laugh, "It's a couple Sports Illustrateds and my iPhone … basically like a closet where I go and shut myself in if the estrogen gets too crazy."
Damon, 43, adds, assuredly, "The man cave is a work in progress, [but] that's my happy place."
And while the Behind the Candelabra star apparently doesn't put that much of a premium on "me" time, there is one area of his life to which he gives close attention: date nights with wife Luciana.
"[We] just literally go out to dinner and just sit and catch up and talk," the actor told reporters. "We've got to be vigilant about it because if we don't make the time for it, it will never happen. We just make the time, basically."
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August 27, 2013
Dear students,
On behalf of the entire Marquette community, welcome to a new academic year. Over the summer, the Division of Student Affairs was busy planning to make sure the 2013-14 academic year is a successful one for all of you. To that end, I want to share some updates related to student life at Marquette with you:
Beyond these updates, don't forget about the ongoing services of Student Educational Services for tutoring and academic support, the Counseling Center to care for your mental health and Campus Ministry to strengthen your faith.
If you have any questions about our services, please visit the Division of Student Affairs website, or call our central office at 414-288-7206 for assistance. I wish you the best for what promises to be an exceptional year ahead.
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BERKELEY SPRINGS - The "Spa Capital of West Virginia" will host the 23rd annual Spa Feast, a weekend-long sampling of bodywork and health-enhancing treatments, beginning Friday.
For more than 250 years, visitors have followed in the path of Native Americans who soaked in the warm mineral waters. George Washington was the beginning of a parade of notables that made Berkeley Springs the destination of choice during a series of spa Golden Ages.
Sporting a population of three times as many massage therapists as lawyers, organizers say Berkeley Springs easily translates its history as America's first spa to its current position as the premier spa town of the 21st century.
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Rita Renee's spa on Congress Street in Berkeley Springs will be part of the 23rd annaul Spa Feast this weekend in Berkeley Springs.
Rita Renee Harris at her new spa, Rita Renee's on Congress Street in Berkeley Springs. Rita Renee's will be part of the 23rd annaul Spa Feast this weekend in Berkeley Springs.
Laura Smith of Travel Berkeley Springs said the previous one-day festivals usually had a turnout of at least 200 when held at the Ice House. But it is closed for renovations. So, this Spa Feast is a "moveable" event with specials at locations in and around town.
"We have many people return each year," Smith said. "It's popular with women's groups who use it as a getaway weekend to take advantage of the spa specials."
All types of spa and pampering services will be available or discounted. Healing therapies and techniques range from the traditional soaks in the warm mineral springs that still flow in the center of town, to alternative or new age therapies.
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What: 23rd Annual Spa Feast
When: Friday-Sunday
Where: Berkeley Springs and area spa locations
Information: contact individual spas, hotels/motels/B&Bs, or call Travel Berkeley Springs, 304-258-9147. www.berkeleysprings.com.
Rita Renee's Spa, 304-258-8992
The town's newest spa is Rita Renee's on Congress Street. Rita Renee Harris is a licensed massage therapist and cosmetologist who has managed spas and worked at other locations in the past like the Country Inn and Atasia.
"I've been in the business over 21 years," Harris said. "I was at the Country Inn for 13 years. Then, I went to the Woods Resort to help open their spa. I worked at Atasia for six years, and a doctor's office in Winchester for four years."
She said she decided to have her own spa, which opened its doors on Jan. 14.
"I wanted a small spa and didn't want to manage a large number of employees," she said. "I wanted to focus on my own work."
She plans to offer manicures, pedicures, facials, wraps, massages and other body treatments. Her sister is completing schooling to offer gel nails and pedicures in a few months.
This weekend, she will be giving specials for various treatments, as will many local spas. One technique is seated chair massage. Another of her massage therapies is an ancient Chinese remedy called cupping. She said it is easier on some than other massage techniques.
"It's usually done with glass cups and fire to take the oxygen out of the cup and create a suction on the area the person is working on. But I use a pump without fire," Harris said. "You are pulling the muscle instead of pressing down on a tight muscle. The pull can create a release and get the muscles to relax."
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Harris hosts a wellness program on Thursday evenings, concentrated on Shaklee health and beauty products.
"I wanted to offer a wellness program because so many people, even children, are overweight and having health problems like diabetes," she said. "I've been using Shaklee products for 20 years. I'm in my 40s now. I lost 15 pounds in two months on the Shaklee 180 program."
She said Shaklee also has a line of green cleaning products, and supplements.
Soon, she plans to offer a mineral makeup line by Jane Iredale.
"These products are as natural as a makeup can be," she said. "Jane Iredale created them for plastic surgeons to offer to people having surgery or laser treatments."
Also during Spa Feast, local restaurants will continue to offer healthy menus. Panorama at the Peak will host its Green Tomato Festival with locally grown tomatoes from Mock's Greenhouse. On Sunday, the restaurant encourages guests to sample its menu for the Appalachian Cast-Iron Cook-Off with a four-course dinner from 6 to 8 p.m.
Tari's Cafe will put rainbow trout at the center of its weekend of healthy specials.
Ambrae House will give 20 percent off a bottle of wine if shown receipts for $50 worth of spa services. Highlawn Inn will stage its WV Winemaster multi-course dinner with matched vintages. A wine and cheese reception on Friday from 6 to 7 p.m. will introduce guests to Dr. Wilson Ward of Fisher Ridge Winery in Charleston.
Jeanne Mozier of Travel Berkeley Springs said one of the most exciting spa highlights is the introduction of the "Rockin' Reflexology" chair at Atasia Spa. The relaxing treatment, offered at a special discount rate this weekend only, includes hot stones, lavender heat wraps and reflexology.
"This brings our count of spa treatments available in town to well over 50," Mozier said.
Awakening Health Center has a life lecture at 10 a.m. and meditation at 11 a.m. Saturday.
Best Western has partnered with the Bath House to offer couples' massage with lodging. Several lodging places offer spa packages.
What: 23rd Annual Spa Feast
When: Friday-Sunday
Where: Berkeley Springs and area spa locations
Information: contact individual spas, hotels/motels/B&Bs, or call Travel Berkeley Springs, 304-258-9147. www.berkeleysprings.com.
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By MICHAEL S. BURICH
HANOVERTON - Below the scoreboard in United Local's gym hangs a banner congratulating the girls basketball team on four consecutive Inter-Tri County League upper tier championships.
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United's MacKenzie Gatchel and Emily Zehentbauer trap Lisbon's Tiffany Ketchum on Monday. (Photo by Michael S. Burich)
It mentions the word 'Dynasty' and it's looking more like that distinction will extend into its fifth season as United is hitting on all cylinders after an 87-48 thrashing of rival Lisbon on Monday.
The Eagles (13-2, 8-0) lead the ITCL upper tier and the 87-point output was the most against a league opponent this season. The only other game with a higher output for United was a win over Beaver Local that netted 91 points.
"We've been in the 70s and 80s consistently I think in the last four or five games," United coach Sam Mathias said. "We've been shooting really well and the energy is just through the roof."
United senior point guard Emily Zehentbauer left her mark against Lisbon with a career-high 30 points.
"It doesn't shock me," Mathias said. "Emily works hard and stays after practice to shoot around. She's a very disciplined kid that knows she's very good and doesn't accept that. She wants to be better."
Her previous career-high was 23 points.
"I think a lot of it has to do with the team clicking right now," Zehentbauer said.
She also said that as a senior she's playing extra hard and leaving it all out on the court.
"It's my senior year, so I'm going to play every minute and second like it's the hardest I've ever played," Zehentbauer said.
She also had six rebounds and three steals in a game that saw the Eagles score at least 20 points in three of the quarters.
"It's hard for a team to stay up against us because we go nine or 10 deep," Mathias said.
Another asset the Eagles used to their advantage was senior post player Courtney Hydrick. She turned in 21 points, six rebounds and three steals.
"Courtney has come a long way this year coming back after taking a year off with some knee problems," Mathias said. "She's fit right in with what we want to do running up and down the floor. She's learned the defensive mentality that we wanted her to."
Hydrick as well as Mollie Phillis, who missed last season with injury, have been key additions to a team that had nearly all of its pieces back from a regional berth a season ago.
"There wasn't even a speed bump with them," Zehentbauer said. "It was a smooth transition because we're used to each other. They only took one year off, but we've been playing together since junior high."
United guard MacKenzie Gatchel also created havoc in the Lisbon backcourt on her way to 14 points, five rebounds and three steals.
"I don't even know how to put it," Zehentbauer said. "MacKenzie is a really great defender."
Lisbon fell to 7-7, 2-6.
"He's got seven really good basketball players," Lisbon coach Jason Thompson said. "We just didn't respond to their pressure or their rebounding."
Lisbon committed 24 turnovers and gave up 16 offensive rebounds, but did have spurts of good shooting - especially in the second quarter.
"It's just not going to get it done, especially against a team like this," Thompson said.
Pam Pierce and Sarah Boyd had 15 points each to spark the Devil attack.
United hosts East Palestine on Thursday.
The Eagles won the jayvee game 53-15. Kenzie Firth had 16 points for the winners. Hannah Prasco had seven for Lisbon.
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FOSTORIA - Familiarity is always key to knowing how to play a course. St. Wendelin did just that when they hosted a triangular Monday.
The Mohawks carded a score of 177 to edge out Arcadia (197) and Carey (182).
Leading the way for St. Wendelin was Peter Campbell chipping in 40. Gabe Walters was right behind him posting a 43.
Arcadia as a team struggled on the links, but Jake Hill carded a 44 for the Redskins. Drew Hanna and Alic Davis each shot a 49.
Carey was not far behind St. Wendelin, with strong course play from Russell Phillips carding 40. After a rough first hole, Alex Kimmet shot par on the next three and ended up chipping in a 44.
Shiebley under par, leads BC to win over Wynford.
NEW WASHINGTON - In North Central Conferece dual action, Buckeye Central improved to 10-2 with a win over Wynford (7-5) 153-159.
Matt Sheibley shot 34 over nine holes carding 1-under on Cranberry Hill's par 35 course. Sheibley was the medalist for the day with that performance. Adam McGinnis and Zach Parker both shot 39 for the Bucks. Wynford's Nate Smith and Quentin Stuckey led the Royals carding 39.
Injuries plague Riverdale in loss to Rams
UPPER SANDUSKY - Upper Sandusky (7-3) bested an injury-laden Riverdale (0-9) squad Monday in a dual meet at Lincoln Hills, 176-206.
Shane Stansbery carded the Rams' best score with a 42. Tommy Martin tallied in a 43 right behind Stansbery.
The highest score for the Falcons came from Riverdale's Luke Bowman with a 48. Caleb Tracy would contribute a 50 to the team's efforts.
Van Buren soccer wins big against Mohawk girls
VAN BUREN - In the infancy of its second year with a girl's soccer program, Monday was a night Mohawk is surely going to want to put behind them.
Van Buren was unrelenting in a 7-0 win against the Warriors.
Brooke Weinandy had 11 saves for Mohawk in goal, but the Black Knights were still able to make three first half goals, and found the back of the net four times in the second half.


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Musselman's Price retires after 40 years with Applemen
December 21, 2012
INWOOD — Denny Price will admit that when he took over as the Musselman football coach as a 23-year-old in 1973, he had a lot to learn. In his words, "when you're 23, you don't know much....
Couldve fooled me, anyone who can sit there and bash someone on their success and what they've accomplished must be insecure about their own. Not to mention you "know the coaching staff soooo well" Bottom line is Denny Price was a great coach and is a great man. You can disagree all you want and think you know him but its obvious you don't!
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NIAGARA FALLS – A Pennsylvania woman was arrested, her 9-year-old son placed into foster care and three family pets seized by the SPCA of Niagara after several weapons, including a shotgun and two electric stun-guns, were found in her truck Tuesday morning at the Rainbow Bridge.
Police said that Eva M. Lally, 32, of Midland, Pa., tried to enter Canada via the Rainbow Bridge about 3 a.m. New Year's Day, and was pulled over by Canadian Border Services for a secondary inspection. At that point, a shotgun and crossbow were located behind a seat in the trunk, and the two stun guns were found inside luggage in the bed area of the truck, police reported.
The vehicle had switched plates, and Lally's driver's license had expired four years ago, investigators said.
Upon checking Lally's police record, it was learned that she has been arrested numerous times and had three previous felony convictions, making it illegal for her to possess the shotgun, police said. The two stun guns were manufactured to resemble ordinary items – one a flashlight and the other a cellular telephone, police said – but only one was functional.
Police did not say why Lally said she was carrying the weapons or was headed into Canada.
Officers asked Lally if she wanted to arrange for a family member of take custody of her son, but she declined and gave permission for police to place the child into temporary foster care, according to a police report. The local SPCA also was contacted to take custody of a dog and two rodents which had been traveling with Lally.
Lally was charged with two counts of fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon, as well as unlicensed operation. She faces a hearing in City Court this morning.
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Considering that US consumer debt topped $11.4 trillion in 2011, it's no surprise that many people are unable or unsure how to flex their financial muscles. For that reason, SCE Federal Credit Union has created a financial fitness checklist to help consumers get in financial shape.
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A 49-year-old Kersey man is dead after crashing his motorcycle near LaSalle early Thursday morning, according to the Weld County Coroner's Office.
Robert Hosier was riding near the intersection of Weld County roads 49 and 48 when his motorcycle collided with another vehicle.
Hosier was not wearing a helmet, according to the coroner's office.
Hosier is the 28th person to die on a roadway in Weld County this year. By this time last year, 32 people had died in crashes in the county.


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"I am passionate about our university, and I am deeply committed to assuring that our students are well-prepared for leadership and service in our global society."
Sharon Hahs, Ph.D., has served as President of Northeastern Illinois University since 2007. Dr. Hahs is deeply committed to ensuring that students are well-prepared for leadership and service in a global society. Northeastern is a fully accredited public university serving more than 10,000 full and part-time undergraduate and graduate students at five locations in the Chicago metropolitan area. It is a dynamic university with remarkable diversity; excellent faculty; high quality academic programs; and a proven track record of career preparation.
Dr. Hahs is passionate about Northeastern. She led an extensive strategic planning initiative that resulted in new degree programs and professional accreditations, and improved graduation rates, graduating the highest number of students in Northeastern's history.
As president, Dr. Hahs is a leader of positive change. She has established the Enrollment Planning Council, University Planning and Budget Council, Development Council, University Advisory Council, Great Service Matters Program, Presidential Fellows Program, Ombuds Program, and the Angelina Pedroso Center for Diversity and Intercultural Affairs.
During her tenure, Northeastern Illinois University has dedicated four buildings and six centers. In November of 2012, Dr. Hahs and the University broke ground for a new El Centro location, a focal point for the Latino community, in the Chicago Avondale neighborhood, allowing NEIU to expand academic and community programming. The El Centro building opened in the fall of 2014. Dr. Hahs also announced a master plan of six facilities projects, "Decade of Dreams," including mixed-use developments of retail and student housing, a new education building and more.
During her presidency, the University has enjoyed national recognition. Most recently, Newsweek magazine named Northeastern Illinois University the sixth best investment among all universities in the nation and number one in Illinois. Harvard, Princeton, MIT and Stanford join NEIU in the top 10.
Professional History
Prior to being appointed as President in 2007, Dr. Hahs served as Provost and Vice Chancellor, 2000-2006, and Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, 1995-2000, at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. She also served as Dean of the School for Humanities and Sciences at University of South Carolina – Spartanburg, 1984-1994.
The University of New Mexico, Doctor of Philosophy, Inorganic Chemistry, 1974
The University of New Mexico, Master of Science, Inorganic Chemistry, 1972
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Uniland Development Co. has acquired a prominent and sprawling downtown Buffalo property, with a retail and office building, parking ramp and gas station, in its second big bet on the Delaware Avenue corridor.
The Amherst-based real estate developer paid $3 million to buy the Delaware Court building at 250 Delaware Ave. from the Denz family, through Delaware Court GP. Located at the corner of Delaware Avenue and Chippewa Street, near Hutchinson-Central Technical High School and the Hampton Inn, the two-acre parcel is one of the biggest single sites in that prime area of downtown.
"It's a good-sized site," said Uniland Vice President Michael J. Montante. "I can't think of another two-acre site in this prime location that's one ownership. So it's a pretty special piece of property and that's what really piqued our interest."
The original Delaware Court was built in 1917 on what was once part of a 30-acre country estate for Buffalo's first mayor, Dr. Ebenezer Johnson, who built his home on what had then been rural property on the outskirts of Buffalo in 1834. It included an artificial lake, a deer park and an orchard. After two successive owners, it was later acquired by the Buffalo Club as that establishment's second location from 1870 until 1887, when it was purchased by Francis Root Keating. It became a rooming house in the early 20th century before it was demolished in 1917.
Today, the property includes a long and squat two-story building, with 45,000 square feet plus a basement, that primarily faces Delaware and Chippewa, plus a parking ramp in the rear for at least 80 cars and an attached Valero gas station that fronts on South Elmwood Avenue.
There are about 30 tenants in the main building, including Bada Bing Bar & Grill, Purple Monkey, Big Bad Wolf, Papillon Salon and Soul Tattoo.
"It's a great location," Montante said. "It's a prime spot to be if you're a restaurant or nightclub."
Uniland's purchase is designed to capitalize on the firm's success with the Avant Building just down the street at 200 Delaware. That project involved converting the former Dulski Federal Office Building into a modern mixed-use project combining condominiums, office space to accommodate two law firms, and an Embassy Suites hotel and restaurant. And it's already booming, allowing the firm to turn its attention to its next challenge.
That area of downtown is also benefiting from significant investments, both private and public sector, to enhance its appeal and potential. So Uniland started looking for "another site to possibly develop or to add on to," Montante said. And while officials were scouting out several possible sites, "this one was at the top and certainly the largest that we found," he added, noting that only the Hampton Inn separates the Avant from Delaware Court.
"With our success at Avant, we feel that this Delaware Avenue district is a very desirable area, especially for office [space]," he said. "We could not have asked for a better location than Delaware and Chippewa."
For now, he said Uniland's plans call for the property to remain a mixed-use investment, with retail and restaurant space on the first floor and office space on the second. The building is not completely occupied, so the developer will market the rest of the vacant space to fill it up, and will then "put together a team to explore the different alternatives to redevelop the building and the site."
"The building is an operating asset. It's generating good revenues, and right now it's business as usual for all the tenants in there," Montante said. "It's an investment, but we'll begin marketing the existing space, we'll begin marketing the site and, depending on what comes of that marketing, we'll determine what our plans are and go from there."
The developer does plan to refurbish the Classical-style, flat-roofed building and restore the range of architectural features and moldings built into the facade.
"I think the exterior of the building, although it needs some refurbishment, is a beautiful building," Montante said. "You can see the detail that is in the building. Our plan is to restore that."
That facade would also be maintained and incorporated into any future development on the site, "whether it is keeping the existing building or building a new building," he added.
Montante said officials plan to take their time to "develop ideas and mold them into something feasible for the neighborhood," but because it's such a large property, "that gives you an idea of the flexibility we have for development on the site."
"We like the visibility. The accessibility is great as well," he said. "Restoring that existing fa�ade is something we look forward to do. What we want to do there is something that is recognizable, something that would make a statement."
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Dennis Danielson was the final member of the coaching staff to join the Hatters. He is fresh off a long career as a coach and scout in the numerous American football leagues that have blossomed across Europe. As of this past March there were more than 600 professional or semi-pro teams playing American football in 28 European countries.
Most recently he has worked as defensive line coach with the Swarco Raiders in Austria, helping the team to the Austrian title and a berth in the Eurobowl. Prior to that he was with the NFL's International Player Development in London, England. His NFL Europe coaching experience also includes stops with the London Monarchs (1991-92), England Monarchs (1997-98) and Berlin Thunder (1999-2000).
While Danielson has extensive experience coaching in Europe, he got his start coaching high school football. After several stops as a high school assistant coach, he was the defensive coordinator at Groves High School in Savannah, Ga., when a young defensive back named Brian Young played for him.
His collegiate coaching career started at Willamette University in 1977 and has included stops at Wayne State (1982-88), the University of South Carolina (1990), Wingate University (1994-98) Liberty University (2000-02) and Southwest Missouri State (2003-04).
A native of Barstow, Calif., Danielson is a graduate of Willamette University and received his Master's from Wayne State.
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