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Rooms of average space, but with all comforts (including a kettle if you ask for a superior room). Staff very welcoming, friendly and get out of their way to help you. I had a small air conditioning problem in my room when I first checked in and in the space of 20 minutes they had showed me 3 alternative rooms to pick from. There is a small gym, a hammam and a sauna (all free of charge for guests!) which are open until late in the evening. Central, 10 mins walk from train station and 5 mins walk from main shopping area. In a nice tree lined avenue and althoug central, rooms are quiet. Beds extremely comfortable! Bathrooms spacious. Good prices. I'll definitely stay there again if I travel to Nice again.
Very nice hotel
The Holiday Inn is about a 10 minute walk to the train station, which was great because I had lots of day trips planned. My room overlooked the front of the hotel which is on a busy street but full of shade trees for nice walks. The location is also excellent for walking to the main shopping district and not too far from the promenade.
The staff I spoke with all knew English and they were very friendly. I didn't have breakfast at the hotel but there's a bakery about a block away and a Casino grocery store about 8-10 blocks away.
My room had two double beds, a desk, two chairs and a side table. I appreciated the fact that one needs to use their room keycard to access the elevator -- a nice safety feature.
Great staff
We just returned from staying three nights at this hotel. While our room was not that large, it was very comfortable. The staff was incredibly helpful and fluent in English. They went out of their way to help arrange a boating trip we wanted to take to Monaco. The location isn't too bad, it's only a short walk to the Promenade. Even a shorter walk to shopping and restaurants. This hotel was recommended to us by someone who lives in Nice and we were not disappointed.
Very enjoyable stay
I have to say overall I was very impressed by this hotel.
There was only one minor complaint, that the hot water in the morning wasn't very hot. Seems like unlike other hotels I've stayed in there isn't unlimited hot water, if lots of people have showers in the morning, they run out!
We had a standard room which wasn't huge but had enough space for a wardrobe, desk, large TV and a couple of chairs, the windows occupied one entire wall of the room and could be opened fully.
The bed was without doubt the most comfortable I've ever slept in! And huge too.
Of the TV channels there was Sky News, BBC World and CNBC available in English.
The bathroom was a similar size to most hotels, with a good sized bath, although did feel a little cramped due to having to fit in a bday. The marble flooring was nice.
We didn't eat in the hotel as €18 for breakfast is excessive!
The location couldn't be better! It was away from the bustle of the Promenande d'Anglias but only 5 minutes walk from the main pedestrian area with many shops and resaurants. And about 10-15 minutes walk from the main train station. The street is tree lined and has relatively little traffic.
The desk staff seemed quite efficient, they knew who we were as soon as we walked through the door and before we said anything! Never did work out how they did that..
If we were going to return to Nice then we would 100% choose this hotel again. The only thing we might do is choose a larger room for slightly more space.
Truly an excellent Hotel
After spending some time trying to select a hotel in Nice that would be suitable for a family with two children I eventually hit the jackpot. This is a brilliant hotel for those who wish to be centrally located. This hotel is close to the promonade, shopping and eating areas ( approx 5 mins). It is approx 15 mins walk to the old town and the train station. The staff here were extremely helpful and could not do enough for us. When we arrived we were given an executive room which was a lot bigger than the standard rooms. Breakfast was brilliant. If you get the opportunity to stay here you will not be disappointed.
Good place to experience Nice!
My wife and infant daughter stayed at the Holiday Inn Nice in July 2004. Overall we enjoyed the experience and the hotel. It was a little difficult to find in that the street it's on is a one way street and we couldn't find a local who knew where it was. The staff was very kind, helpful, and accomodating to my family which was great. They even helped me load up our bikes on the back of our SUV when we left. Our room was a good size (nearly American hotel standards) with double beds and a bathroom with bath of good size. We were on one of the upper floors which gave us a nice view of the rooftops of Nice. The breakfast buffet was ok (typical European type). The hotel is nicely placed only blocks from the Promenade de Inglais and shopping. Each hotel in Nice has a section of the beach reserved for their guests, so be sure to ask the staff which section they have if you want to go to the beach. We thought it was a bit crowded so we simply took a bus tour and strolled around. Price: about average for most hotels in the region at 155 Euro a night.
Great Hotel, Great City, Perfect for weekend
Going to Nice? This is a great place to stay.
You must understand that Nice has literally hundreds of hotels, you cannot possibly evaluate them all so don't try!!! There are several key things and I think the Holiday Inn has it just right.
Location - GREAT, about three minutes from cafes, five minutes from the main shopping street, across the road from a friendly church (Eglise reformme de France), 10 minutes from the train station. (Across the road from the popular Le Grimaldi.)
Hotel Staff - only wonderful, treated us so well! Great help and advice, organised a trip for us to Monaco and Eze. Gave me room when I arrived at 11 am without fuss and really genuinely friendly.
Price- looked around and found great this place very competitive, seriously you can pay anything for a hotel room in Nice. Perfect for a busy week-end, perhaps you might want a pool if you were staying for weeks but I felt the value was great.
Some tips - best patisserie in Nice if not France is about 50m from the hotel called Multari, simply unbelievable, you can see ovens firing below with produce that makes my mouth water remembering it!
Hope it helps as I almost went mad choosing a hotel before I went!
Lovely Hotel, Unlovely shuttle driver
We generally liked the Holiday Inn resort in Nice-Port St. Laurent. The view was beautiful, the location very nice, and the beach was excellent.
However, we had one big complaint. We were waiting for the shuttle to take us to the Cote d'Azur airport in the morning, and had been told to be in the lobby at 6:25 on August 15, 2004. A rumpled driver eventually showed up at 7:00A.M. with no apology or explanation, just a sheepish grin. Because of this late shuttle, we were in a huge slow line at the airport. We were not at all pleased, and will write a letter directly to management.
Spending a week on the superb city of Nice, I have choosen to stay at the Holiday Inn.
This hotel have a superb location, a very short walking distance from the beaches and the Old City, I was delighted with the level of comfort provided. My room was nicely decorated and quiet equipped. The staff attitude was very outstanding. This Hotel will be definitively my place for my next Nice visit.
Very rude staff!
Small hotel, located not very far from Nice center. The hotel is not too bad, although at the low-end of the H-Inns chain, but the staff was extremely rude and incapable! I asked for a bottle opener and they could not find one! It took over half an hour to check out, they made a good number of mistakes in the invoice, they charged me for around 20 (!) mini-bar drinks that I had never consumed, and finally they charged my Visa card twice! I had to call the manager and sort it out...
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Glenn A. Fine
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Glenn Alan Fine is the Acting Inspector General of the Department of Defense. He previously served as the Inspector General of the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) from 2000 until January 2011. He was confirmed by the United States Senate on December 15, 2000. Prior to his appointment as the DOJ Inspector General, Fine served as Special Counsel to the DOJ Inspector General from January 1995 until 1996, when he was made Director of the OIG's Special Investigations and Review Unit.[1]
Immediately prior to joining the OIG office at the Department of Justice, Fine had been in a private law practice in Washington, D.C., where he specialized in labor and employment law. Before entering private practice, Fine served as an Assistant United States Attorney for the Washington, D.C. United States Attorney's Office from 1986 to 1989. In those three years, he prosecuted more than 35 criminal jury trials and handled numerous grand jury investigations.[1]
Personal life[edit]
Fine's father was an antitrust lawyer at the Justice Department for 28 years.[2]
In September 1993, Fine married Beth Heifetz, a former law clerk to United States Supreme Court Justice Harry Blackmun. The wedding was jointly officiated at the Watergate Hotel in Washington, DC by Justice Blackmun and Rabbi Howard Gorin.[3] They have two children.
Fine attended Cheltenham High School in Wyncote, Pennsylvania. In 1979, he graduated with an A.B. degree in economics from Harvard College, magna cum laude. He was co-captain of the Harvard varsity basketball team.
Though only 5'9", he was a 10th-round draft pick by the San Antonio Spurs, an NBA basketball team, in 1979. Instead, he accepted a Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford University.[1][2] Fine earned B.A. and M.A. degrees at Oxford. He received his JD from Harvard Law School, magna cum laude, in 1985.[1]
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Fine was appointed Inspector General of the Department of Justice by President Bill Clinton in 2000, and can be removed by the President. He has a staff of four hundred criminal investigators, auditors and lawyers. The office is expected to be non-partisan.
As the Inspector General, Fine supervised a staff of more than 400 employees who conducted investigations, audits and special reviews of Department of Justice programs and expenditures. Among some of the most high profile of these matters were the reviews of the Department of Justice's handling of intelligence information related to the Sept. 11 attacks, the Department's treatment of detainees after the Sept. 11 attacks, allegations regarding politicized hiring in the Justice Department and the firing of U.S. Attorneys, the FBI's use of national security letters, and the Department's preparation to respond to attacks utilizing weapons of mass destruction. Under his supervision, the OIG also conducted many audits of the Department's operations and practices, as well as investigations of individual allegations of misconduct by Department employees. Mr. Fine also testified more than 40 times before Congressional committees. For his work, Fine was named the National Law Journal's Lawyer of the Year in 2008. He also received numerous other honors and recognitions, including Harvard Law School's Cox, Coleman, and Richardson Award for Distinguished Public Service. He has frequently been profiled in major media outlets.[citation needed]
You're part of the department, but you're also independent....You have to recognize that you're not going to be popular. You have to be as fair and aggressive as you can and just accept that you're not going to please everyone.— Glenn A. Fine[2]
Fine retired from the Department and resigned as Inspector General in February 2011. He joined Dechert as a partner in the White Collar & Securities Litigation Practice on September 6, 2011.[4] Shortly after he announced his retirement, the New York Times praised Fine's tenure as the DOJ Inspector General:
The Department of Justice's inspector general, Glenn Fine, stepped down on Friday after a decade of pushing to clean up and depoliticize a hyperpoliticized department. He will be missed. Mr. Fine's best-known efforts came in 2008 when he documented the George W. Bush administration's politically driven firings of four United States attorneys and its politically driven hirings (breaking the civil service law) of scores of civil servants at the Civil Rights Division. Last year, he continued to detail the F.B.I.'s widespread misuse since 2001 of 'exigent letters'... President Obama should appoint a vigilant successor to Mr. Fine, one who will continue to expose the department's shortcomings and their costs.[4]
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In June 2015, Fine returned to Public Service and accepted a position as the Principal Deputy Inspector General of the Department of Defense Office of the Inspector General (DOD OIG). The DOD OIG has over 1500 employees and is responsible for providing oversight over the entire Department of Defense. On January 8, 2016, Fine became the Acting Inspector General for the DOD OIG.
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THE chief police officer in Waltham Forest has said information about stabbings should only be released if it "adds value" to fighting crime.
Borough commander Steve Wisbey made the comments in defence of his force after the Guardian revealed that 73 per cent of knife attacks in the borough were not made public last year.
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On the question of information about stabbings, Mr Wisbey said: "Publicity has to have some added value. With stabbings we have to ask if it's going to help an investigation.
"Some victims say quite strongly that they don't want it released to the media and a lot of violence is domestic.
"We also have to balance the needs of the investigation and the needs of the public. If you have an incident that has resulted in someone being stabbed in a house there's no impact on the wider community but where there is serious violence in a public place that would."
Mr Wisbey said he could not say what proportion of stabbings were domestic and what were gang or robbery related without a close examination of the figures.
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Surface DJ is a killer app for Microsoft Surface which lets techo-loving DJs - or even wannabe DJs - work together to create songs using a Mixer-type application. As the DJs move objects into a specific area of the Microsoft Surface screen, different sounds are played. Or maybe I shouldn't say "sounds," because sounds alone weren't enough for this app's creators. That's why Vectorform, the company behind the app, added in musical loops, too. Of course, the app is designed to take advantage of the Surface computer's multi-touch capabilities since it lets multiple DJs work together to build a musical creation at the same time.
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I got to play with this at FOWA London on Friday, it was the first time I have ever used a surface.... much more responsive than I had anticipated. Fun little app, it was surprising how almost ANY combination was a good result.... seemed fishy to me as I have zero musical talent.
Interesting...implement these features into Serato and you'll have a cool product.
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Now let's actually dive in and see how we create interactive forms in InDesign. Now, I am going to give you an overview and give you a tour of all the different kinds of form fields, point up some important settings that I think you should know about, but for detailed information and for all kinds of special tricks that you can do with these form fields, I think that you should keep an eye out for a title on using InDesign CS6 to create interactive documents that lynda.com should have shortly. First of all, you need to make sure that you have Acrobat to preview, because it doesn't help if you have just the free preview app, for example, that comes with all Macintosh computers. You really need to have Acrobat Pro to be able to edit these form fields and to preview them accurately, and to save them in a way for your reader users, for them to be able to save form data, for example.
I'll be covering that in more detail in a next video. But you'll see that as we construct this form in this movie, that I'm frequently jumping over to Acrobat to preview, to see what I have, because there's no built-in preview for interactive form fields in InDesign, unfortunately. They do have something called a SWF Preview. This is the same as the Preview panel from CS5 and 5.5. They just believe that it's more accurate to call it SWF Preview, because it's using Flash to give you the preview; it's not an actual PDF preview or HTML preview.
And it will show you a preview of the page, but you couldn't fill in any forms. So just make sure that you have Acrobat installed. Now the first thing you want to do is create the artwork, which I've done here, and then go ahead and start making your labels and places for people to enter type. Now when I first started playing with this new feature, I thought, oh great! I am going to create this cool-looking text frame, and then I'll just turn this right into a text field. So I created a text frame. Now this isn't a normal text frame right from InDesign; it is just a rectangular text frame to which I've replied a fill and a stroke and a fancy Corner effect. That's all.
And then to turn this into a text field, you just select it. And one of the easiest ways is to right-click, go down to Interactive, and choose Convert. And you can see that all the form fields are here, and this would be a text field. Anytime you want people to enter generic information, then you want a text field. So if I convert that to a text field, Buttons and Forms automatically opens it up. And I don't need to add any action. I just want people to be able to type in text. Now what I'm saying is, this is the wrong way to go, because watch. I'm going to export this to PDF, and you can only use the Interactive PDF Export. You can't use the Print PDF Export for this; it won't retain fields.
So you have to use the regular old Export command and make sure that you choose Adobe PDF Interactive, not Print. I'm going to save this out to the desktop. And the one setting that you want to make sure is turned on is Forms and Media, Include All; you don't want Appearance Only. By the way, while I am here, I know a new feature in InDesign is that you can now say interactive PDFs should be exported as individual pages. They forgot to add that. Up until now, everything came out as a spread, unless you used a special script. So I already chose Pages as my default.
Right, so I am going to go ahead and click OK. And look what they've done to my field. Acrobat is able to support fills and strokes, so it does have that correctly set. And by the way, I turned off Highlight Existing Fields. If you turn it on, it will look like this, and you'll be like I, didn't say blue background. Nut this is just a default of more recent versions of Reader and Acrobat. So you can turn that off. So it did retain the yellow background and the stroke around it, but it didn't retain the fancy outline. So if you want something like that--let's close this up-- you're going to have to just add it as a background and then put a normal no- stroke, no-fill text frame on top of it, which is what I ended up doing with this brochure.
So I don't want this to be a field anymore, so how do I convert it back into a text frame? Very simple. I can just do it right here at the bottom of the Buttons and Forms panel. And I could also do it with a right-click or from the Object > Interactive flyout. I want to convert it back to an object, and then now it's just a regular frame. So it actually wasn't even a text field; it was just a regular object. Take a text frame. I am just going to drag it out up here, because I think I am going to get confused if I put it right inside the yellow box to begin with. And then I'll drag that on top of here, just like that.
And now this frame, I have selected with my Selection tool, and I want to turn it into a text field. This time I think I'll go up to Object menu, go down to Interactive, and say Convert to Text Field. So buttons and fields get a dashed outline around it, and a little icon indicating what kind of button or field they are. So InDesign has helpfully said this is a text field. You can call it whatever you want. You probably want to give it a name of what people are supposed to enter, so I'll say Full Name.
This is not something that people see, but when you get the form data, what they entered is preceded by this label, so it's important to put that in here. You can put a description. Now this is a tooltip that people see when they hover over this field. So I can say, "Please enter your full name." If you want to allow a person to print what they've entered, you can turn that on. And if they enter something really long, then you can turn on Scrollable. And Scrollable just means, especially if you don't turn on Multiline, Scrollable means it's going to move from left to right, and if you have a really long name, they are not going to be able to see the stuff on the left, as they are typing, and the stuff on the right. So it's kind of a pain, especially if you specify a font size, like right here it specified to be 12 point.
And the thing is that as designers, we don't really have control over the type size and the front of what people are going to be using in Reader or Acrobat or whatever PDF reader they're using to fill out the form. If you insist on 12 point, then you're going to end up with text that might actually be running out of the field. What I would recommend is that you leave it at Auto. But a lot of people hate this setting. I like it. Auto means it starts out at whatever is the default type size that the person has set or accepted in their preferences in Reader or Acrobat, and if they type something that needs more room, then the type size starts getting smaller and smaller and smaller as they type, so that it can all fit.
Who cares what the data looks like? But if you do care, and I guess as a designer, you probably will care, you can leave it at 12 point. If you want to require that the person fill in this field before clicking Submit, then turn on Required, and that's going to add a red line around the field in Reader and Acrobat. That means when they click Submit, if they didn't feel in any required fields, they'll get an alert saying the Name field or Full Name Field is required. It will put a red line around the fields that the person forgot to fill in, and I am sure you've seen that before when you've filled out a form online and you forgot to enter something.
Another field that you should know about is Multiline. If you want to be able to have multiple lines in the same field, then you have to turn that on. Otherwise, it will never break the line and it will just create one long horizontal line of text. Normally you don't use Multiline unless for like a larger text field, not a one-line text field. You don't need to add any kind of action to this. The Event is On Release or Tap, is fine. And now we are going to do the same thing with E-mail address, and what you could do would be to select this existing field and then just Option+Drag or Alt+Drag it down to Email address.
And then change of name, because the name of every field has to be unique, so I added the number 1. But this field, we want it to stay a text field, but we want it to be Email. So, really easy to do that kind of thing. Now let's talk about two special kinds of buttons: those are check boxes and radio buttons. Check boxes are used in a list when somebody can choose one or more. So the person might be interested in seeing just classrooms or classrooms and dorms, so you use check boxes. So you can just drag out your own box if you want. I can just drag out a little box and say, hey buddy, this--I am going to convert to button--is a check box.
You see that when you choose Check Box it automatically defaults to what check boxes look like, which is kind of nice, And it shows you what it's going to look like when somebody checks it and when somebody unchecks it. And then you can just Option+Drag or Alt+Drag multiple copies and put them next to your listings. Now, the ones here I've already set. So this one is called Box1, Box2 and so on, but what's important about check boxes is that you add a value, because otherwise when somebody submits the form, you're not going to know what was the checkbox that they want. So that one says Housing, this one says Library. So not every kind of field has a value area, but check boxes definitely do.
Radio buttons are for list of things belonging to a category where only one choice is possible. Somebody can get one T-shirt, either Medium or Large or X-Large or XX-Large, not two, so then you'd use radio buttons. And you can make a radio button the same way that we made check boxes. You can just take the Ellipse tool. And it can be any shape you want; it can be even a piece of artwork if you wanted it to. But I am just going to make a real simple one, and say that is a button and it is a radio button. But what's even better--I am going to undo--is before you even turn it into button, is to make all of your radio buttons. So I am going to Option+Drag or Alt+ Drag down to make copies and then select all of these and turn them all into a radio button.
And when you do that, then InDesign correctly makes them into one set so that only one can be chosen, and you can just drag and drop that over here. So this first one is called Radio Button 8, button value choice, whatever the choice is. So notice that their names are all the same, Radio Button 8. This is important for radio buttons. But again, the value, you have to actually choose X-Large, XX-Large, Medium and so on. Let's go back here. This one would be X-Large, and this one would be Large.
So with radio buttons, the name should be the same for them all. It doesn't have to be Radio Button 8; it could be T- shirt size for all of them, but the values need to be different. Here the button names and the values need to be different. Again, remember that you can come up here to the Sample Buttons and Forms and a lot of these radio buttons and check boxes already set up for you with different selected states. You can just drag and drop them right onto your page. So what are these things? These are radio buttons with names R14, radio button 14, and then you just change the choice for each one and resize them as you'd like.
The Comments field here is just a large text field, so here I've made a text frame and we would turn this into a text field. But we want to turn on Multiline for this one. That's what adds the scrollbar that I showed in the previous video, and the fact that it is scrollable. And this is called a combo box right here. So this field, which I gave a little background to, if I select it and choose Combo Box, this was a dropdown list of years, if you remember from the previous video, so you need to add the list items here. Let's say it's a different kind of list, like a list of fruit.
All right, so I'll say Pears and then you click the Plus symbol. But here is a tip: if you press Shift+ Return, then it adds it, but puts your cursor back in the list item field, so you can continue typing. Pears, Apples Shift+Return. What else? Oranges. Let's just do those three kinds of fruit. If you hover your cursor on any of these list items that have been entered, you'll see a useful tooltip that tells you to select an item on the list and make it the default choice, so that instead of being blank, you could say this one. Or you might say, Choose a fruit. And then I want this one to be first, so I am going to drag it to the top, and I am going to leave it highlighted, because when you highlight something, as you can see select an item in the list, you can make it a default choice. If you want any default choice, then you wouldn't select any item.
So we'll leave that there. If you want them sorted alphabetically or numerically, then you turn on Sort Items. We could do that and then bring this up to the front so it can be--let's turn off Sort Items and be neat about it. Finally, I know we are going long here, we have the special kind of buttons like Submit and Print and Reset, and for those, you can take any bit of artwork-- here I used one of the buttons from the Library and I added the word Submit on top and then grouped it. So for the Button type, I am going to leave it as a button, but for the Events I don't want it to be Go To Next Page, which was the default event that came with this. So I am going to delete that and instead, the event was going to be Submit Form.
And if I want to, I can put a tooltip here in case I think people don't understand what this means. Click to send this completed form as a PDF. Now the last thing you need to do for these Submit buttons is, where do you want the form to go? So if you already have something set up on your web server or with Acrobat to collect form data, you'd put that in here. If you just want somebody to be able to attach it to an email, you can put it in your email address, like I might put in mail to:email@example.com.
One more kind of field and then we are done, and that is a signature field. Yes, you can add a signature field here. You can take any existing object or drag out a frame yourself, just like for any kind of button creation. So I'll drag out a frame. We'll put something right here and then select that. Let's use the Object > Interactive > Convert to Signature Field. Sign here, in case it's not obvious. You don't need to do anything else. Now let's export this to PDF and see what it looks like. Version 2, and let's highlight the existing field so you can see that everything that is an interactive field is now highlighted in the default blue color.
And I can click in here and type in a name, email address. I want to go to both the dorms and the library. I want a Large T-shirt. No, I'll change my mind, Medium T-shirt. You see Large becomes deselected. I can add lots of comments and it starts scrolling as I go. I can choose. It says--oh I didn't make my field large enough to say Choose a Fruit, and I forgot to change the name, you see it's a combo box. So I want it be Oranges. And I could submit it or I could click in the Signature field and then I get the usual Reader or Acrobat prompt to, how do you want to add your digital ID? So I just think it's amazing that you can add all the stuff right in InDesign.
Now, there are still some tweaks and fixes that you might want to do that you can't do in InDesign, and I'll be covering that in the next video.
- Working with the Conveyor tool to link objects and map styles
- Applying Liquid Layout rules
- Using flexible columns
- Creating auto-sized text frames
- Accessing recently used fonts
- Fitting frames to more types of text content
- Exporting to EPUB 2 and 3 using new controls
- Inserting HTML and Edge content into a layout
- Creating a PDF form with interactive text, radio, and checkbox fields
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Back in 2009, we had a thread about this test skate, but at the time, we didn't know which of 3 formats would be chosen. The answer is that the short dance is the test skate combination dance.
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This dance was performed by Jane Summersett and Todd Gilles USA at the ISU Test Event Dance, Sesto San Giovanni, Italy in 2009. At the time, the dance was called a "combination Dance" rather than a short dance.
Two other couples performed a 'combination dance' at this event:
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As compared with cytology's use in other organ systems, direct cytological examination of the endometrium is not a widely practiced diagnostic procedure. This is an anomaly, because the endometrium is exceedingly available for cytological sampling, cytological sampling is comparably simple to perform, and, from the patient's perspective, it is a gentle procedure as compared to other methods of specimen attainment. Over the years, as we personally gained more and more experience with specimen acquisition, processing and interpretation, we have come to look upon endometrial cytology as an effective method for ensuring endometrial normalcy and discovering and diagnosing malignant and premalignant states. In comparing endometrial cytology to endometrial biopsy, we have found that, in samples obtained by individuals experienced in specimen collection, cytology outperforms outpatient biopsy with regard to the patient's tolerance of the procedure, adequacy of sampling among postmenopausal women, and detection of occult neoplasms. By devising a highly effective technical strategy to ensure the simultaneous creation of cell blocks and cytological samples from a single collection (that is detailed in the technical appendix of this work), we have moved endometrial brush collection into an arena of significance equaling--indeed exceeding--other methods of specimen collection and interpretation. Cytology, even in the absence of cell blocks, performs equally as well as biopsy in detecting outspoken hyperplasia or carcinoma. If nothing else, by reliably identifying benign, normal endometrial states, it serves to exclude more than 70% of women from unnecessary follow up testing with a high degree of confidence. Because brush sampling of the endometrium is limited to a depth of 1.5 to 2 mm, the method is not definitive for the detection of endometrial polyps, fibroids, stromal tumors, or tumors of the uterine wall musculature. However, endometrial cytology is useful for detecting benign estrogen-excess states such as disordered proliferation and various degrees of benign hyperplasia, for separating these states from frankly neoplastic states such as EIN and cancer, but not for subclassifying benign hyperplastic states in the absence of cell block preparations. When endometrial brushing with liquid fixation is used in conjunction with other techniques such as immunohistochemistry, concomitant biopsy or, more practically, hysteroscopy or sonohysterography, endometrial benignancy can be assured with a very high level of confidence (> 99%); indeed, manufacturing concomitant cell blocks of endometrial tissue fragments and using immunohistochemistry in selected cases significantly enhances the diagnostic specificity of the technique. In a woman with a patent cervix, endometrial brushing successfully collects material, even from late postmenopausal atrophic endometrium. It allows for the detection of serious diseases such as endometrial intraepithelial carcinoma under conditions where suction biopsy might miss or otherwise obviate the diagnosis. This work focuses on the background, collection technique, and reliability of endometrial cytology; it then overviews diagnostic criteria and diagnostic pitfalls encountered in the day-to-day practice of the art. Since endometrial cytology interpretation relies on intuiting tissue patterns from cytology preparations, a great deal of time is spent on cytohistological correlations and, where effective as part of a diagnostic strategy, on ancillary immunohistochemical staining. The discussion moves from normal states of the endometrium, through otherwise benign changes induced by an altered hormonal milieu or surface irritants, into neoplastic premalignant and malignant endometrial conditions. Finally, fixative and slide preparation techniques, that we deem as expeditious while serving to get the most information out of an endometrial cytology collection, are discussed in detail for the benefit of those who wish to recapitulate our work in their own practice.
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It was on the night of Jan. 15, 1989, that sixth-grade schoolteacher Paul Solomon, now 40, returned home to his third-floor apartment and found his wife, Betty Jeanne, sprawled dead on the living room floor, nine bullets in her body. Police at first suspected Solomon himself, but after a yearlong inquiry, they turned their attention to insurance heiress Carolyn Warmus, 26, Solomon's colleague and onetime lover. Warmus's romantic obsession with Solomon, police claim, led her to kill Betty Jeanne half an hour before meeting the dead woman's husband for an evening of drinks and sex. Arrested on Feb. 5, and charged with second-degree murder, Warmus was freed on $250,000 bond put up by her multimillionaire father, Thomas A. Warmus, owner of the American Way Life Insurance Co., based in Southfield, Mich. She has denied the charges against her, and her attorney, Charles Fiore, says she passed a lie detector test taken at the suggestion of her family lawyer five days after the murder. Though neighbors and co-workers were shocked by her arrest and described her as bright, attractive and pleasant, old friends of Carolyn Warmus remember a darker side. They describe her as frequently depressed and desperate for the affection of unattainable men. "This 'fatal attraction' stuff doesn't surprise me," says Shari Odenheimer, a former sorority sister at the University of Michigan. "She has always been going out with someone who's attached."
Perhaps, for Warmus, the most unattainable man was her father. According to one childhood friend, none of the Warmus children—Carolyn, her younger sister, Tracey, and her younger brother, Tommy—ever had a good relationship with the elder Warmus. Says a woman who knew the Warmuses socially: "Tom's kids were brought along in this whole arena of wealth, money and cars and lots of corporate entertainment. What was missing was any kind of deep human feeling." The problem may have been compounded in 1972, when Thomas Warmus, who had risen from poverty to build a $107 million life-insurance company, divorced his children's mother, Elizabeth, to marry his secretary, Nancy. "A lot of people made fun of Nancy," says the family friend. "She'd dress Hollywood style, with floor-length mink coats and her bosom sticking out of strapless sequined dresses." Although Nancy tried to befriend her stepchildren, a neighbor says they rejected her. Still, when their mother remarried and moved East, the three young Warmuses moved in with their father and his bride in the million-dollar hilltop home he had built for her in the horsey Detroit suburb of Franklin Village. (Thomas Warmus did not respond to PEOPLE'S request for an interview.)
Always in search of popularity, Carolyn Warmus was hungry for affection, say her former peers at Birmingham Seaholm High School, so she tried to buy friends with lavish parties and trips to her family's house in Lighthouse Point, Fla. "She was kind of bizarre around guys," says a classmate. "She even paid someone $100 to set up a date for her in high school." The $100 date confirms that he became "involved with" Warmus for several months during their senior year, but their relationship ended before they both went on to the University of Michigan. "I was glad to get her out of my life," he says. "She was a very, very unhappy person. She told me she had no father, no love, no affection." Occasionally she even talked about suicide, he says.
Warmus's emotional difficulties seemed to deepen in college. Although not Jewish herself, she seemed obsessed with Jewish men; after she met Michigan teaching assistant Paul Laven in 1983, she began studying to convert to Judaism. When Laven broke up with her and later announced his engagement to another student, Wendy Siegel, Warmus began following the couple and harassing them with phone calls and letters. Laven charged in a complaint that Warmus wrote him a note falsely claiming to be pregnant by him. In another, to Siegel, she wrote, "With a body like mine, I'm sure you realized what tough competition you were up against.... I guess as long as you keep letting him live in your apartment with you, he'll just continue to pretend to care about you." Finally, concerned that Warmus would disrupt their wedding, Laven and Siegel obtained a court order to keep her away.
Warmus allegedly repeated this pattern of compulsive pursuit after graduation, when she took a waitressing job at a bar near her Michigan home and reportedly began an affair with Brian "Buddy" Fetter, who was also Jewish. Without Fetter's knowledge, Warmus completed five months of study with a rabbi and converted to Judaism. When Fetter broke off their relationship, Warmus constantly filled his message tape with phone calls.
After that affair, Warmus moved to Manhattan, where she earned a master's degree at Columbia University's Teachers College in 1987. At about the same time, she reportedly had at least two affairs with married men. One of them was Paul Solomon, whom she met in September 1987, when she began teaching sixth grade at the Greenville School in Green-burgh, N.Y., where Solomon also taught. At least once, he brought Warmus home for dinner with his wife. At around that time, Warmus phoned her old college friend Odenheimer. "[She said] she was dating some guy who was married and was going to leave his wife for her," Odenheimer says.
A few days before the murder, according to police, Warmus bought a .25 caliber Beretta pistol, a custom-made silencer and ammunition from Vincent Parco, a Manhattan private investigator with whom she had developed "a relationship." Warmus had originally hired him to investigate a married bartender with whom she had had an affair. According to a former employee of Parco, Warmus offered a variety of explanations for needing the weapons. Once, she claimed she needed to protect herself from people who had supposedly sabotaged one of her father's planes; another time, she said she was in danger from someone who had run her sister off the road. "I knew she was going to kill someone," says the employee, who claims he warned New York City police about Warmus but was told they could not investigate without additional evidence. Greenburgh police say ballistics evidence indicates the Parco gun was the weapon used in the murder of Betty Jeanne Solomon. Parco, who has not been charged with providing the silencer—a felony in New York State—declines to comment. "I can't say anything that might hurt the prosecution," he says.
Warmus was interviewed by police the day after the murder. According to investigation records, she said she had arranged to meet Paul Solomon at a Yonkers, N.Y., Holiday Inn bar at 7:30 on the evening in question. Just a few minutes earlier, say police, Betty Jeanne Solomon—whose daughter, Kristan, then 14, was away on a ski trip—was interrupted during a phone call by a knock at the door. Moments later she lay dead on the floor.
At 7:30, Warmus met Solomon as scheduled at the Treetops Lounge in the motel, where, according to a manager, the two seemed to be arguing. Warmus later told police that after a few drinks, she and Solomon went to her car and "had sexual activity" in the back seat until 11:30 P.M.
After his wife's death, Solomon broke off his affair with Warmus, and police say he is no longer a suspect in the murder. At the Continental Credit Corporation in Harrison, N.Y., where Betty Jeanne Solomon worked as an account executive, there is mourning for a lost colleague and little sympathy for her husband. "She was a great person," says an angry co-worker. "He was a slime ball, and because of him, she is dead." Says Solomon: "It's a terrible, terrible tragedy. I just hope the system of justice works it through."
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There are some angry people at Warner Bros. in the wake of shock rocker Marilyn Manson's telling London's Sun tabloid that he's set to play the sweet candy-maker Willy Wonka in a remake of "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory." Gene Wilder played Wonka, a creation of novelist Roald Dahl's, in the cult 1971 movie musical, and a spokesman for the studio (which, like PEOPLE, is part of AOL Time Warner) told the New York Post, "I don't know why (Manson) would say this. The lead hasn't been cast yet, but I can definitely tell you that it won't be Marilyn Manson." Manson, who claimed to be a big Wonka fan, had added in his London interview that he intended to play the lead character as if he were Satan. Gary Ross, who co-wrote the 1988 Tom Hanks comedy "Big" and who wrote and directed 1998's "Pleasantville," is set to direct the "Wonka" remake. He told the Post, "I would never cast Marilyn Manson in a billion years! It's insane!"


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MORGANTOWN - Charles Sims has decided to transfer to West Virginia to play his final season of college football.
Mountaineer officials had yet to officially confirm Sims' decision late Friday, but multiple reports indicated the former Houston running back is headed to Morgantown.
"It feels real good to make this decision. It's the next step in my life,'' Sims said during an interview with Mark Berman of Houston television station, Fox 26. "I just want to hurry up and get back to what I do."
Sims led the Cougars with 851 yards rushing, along with collecting 37 receptions for 373 yards and 14 total TDs in 2012.
California also had been mentioned as a possible destination for Sims, who graduated in May, which makes him eligible to play immediately for the Mountaineers.
WVU utilizes a similar offense Sims had played in the past several years at Houston, and Mountaineer coach Dana Holgorsen served as offensive coordinator at the school during his freshman year.
"I'm familiar with the offense and I just felt comfortable at West Virginia," said Sims, who is projected as the fifth-best running back prospect for the 2014 NFL draft "I'm familiar with their schemes and what they have going."
Sims' transfer regulations included not being allowed to go to a school Houston plays in 2013, any school in Texas or members of the Cougars' new home - the American Athletic Conference (former Big East Conference).
He is the second high-profile transfer to join the Mountaineers this offseason, as quarterback Clint Trickett will come to WVU after moving on from Florida State.
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Official American League (Harridge) ball signed in blue ink by the following twenty-three members of the 1959 New York Yankees: Stengel (Mgr., sweet spot, clubhouse signature), Mantle, Berra, Slaughter, Coates, Blanchard, Houk (coach), Turner (coach), Kubek, Brickell, Duren, Blaylock, Siebern, McDougald, Turley, Bauer, Larsen, Richardson, Shantz, Terry, Maas, Crosetti (coach), and Ditmar. The number "17" is written in blue ink on a side panel. Hall of Famer Enos Slaughter wore number "17" in 1959 and this ball most likely originates from his estate (players' uniform numbers were commonly written on balls, for inventory purposes, by clubhouse attendants when team balls were lined up for signing for fellow players, other members of the Yankees organization, and special dignitaries). The signatures range in grade from "8" to "10," averaging "9." All of the manufacturer's stampings are light, but legible. In Excellent condition, with a few tiny areas of light discoloration. LOA from James Spence/JSA. Reserve $200. Estimate $400/$600. SOLD FOR $588
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When I was younger, about 3yrs old, I was jumping on the bed and hit my head on the head board right on the front of my head. They ended up taking me to the hospital to stitch up the wound. All I remember of the incident was me jumping before and my grandpa try to clean up the wound over the sink afterwards. I don't remember anything else after that.What I do remember is waking up feeling like time had past and I didn't know how I got to that point. I remember that happening twice. This was still before I started preschool. When I was in school my mother said she would struggle to keep my grades up. I remember everyday after school it was like being in school again except with my mom for hours trying to get me to finish homework. It always took me a little longer to understand things on my own and understand. Teachers would tell my mom maybe it was my vision but my vision was fine. I would constantly get bored quickly and daydream I remember teachers often telling me to stop and pay attention. I would almost always be the last person to finish their work. I would also ask to got to the bathroom all the time not because I needed to go but because I just needed to leave. I was also very shy not very social I always had the small group of friends.I was never very confidant I hated reading out loud and to this day still do. [I'm going to have to do a small presention in January at work and i'm already dreading it.] Well back to my school years, in middle school I struggled a lot and was put in those classes to prep before big test. Every year I worried if I would passed. Same thing in high school, the strange thing was that I
understand the work but when it came to test I would barley pass. It was very aggravating. I graduated without a Texas Scholar when everyone else did. So even though I did I graduate I was still disappointed. I've attempted going back to college three times now and I can't ever keep myself motivated to stay. And I'm not even in all college courses yet. When it comes to being at home I have the hardest time staying organized and I think my husband is getting fed up with it. It's kind of like, its not that i don't want to be organized it's that I cant keep my self organized. At the job I'm working at right now they expect me to grow with the company. Not every job really, really expects that but this one does, everyone one there was at a lower level and I'm afraid I wont be able to keep up. I sometimes wonder that if what happened to me as a child is the cause of me being like this. I was always horrible in math, not very social, can't stay focused, forgetful, unorganized and I'm just tired of it. I want to go back to school and not feel from the beginning that I going to fail or just quit. Is there anything wrong with me and how can i fix it, or am I just lazy?
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Hello. I believe I can be of help to you with this issue.
You appear to think the difficulties you have had throughout your life with school and learning situations are related to your head injury at age 3. Not knowing what the extent of the injury was, it is unclear whether there was lasting
brain injury
. If your recall of events immediately before and after the event are accurate e.g., you recall your grandfather cleaning your head, it would not seem that a broad range of cognitive and intellectual functions were affected; you probably were knocked unconscious for a few seconds to a minute. Did anyone tell you that you were unconscious during this time or that you were diagnosed with a concussion? Were you up and about playing and at school within a few hours of getting stitches?
The pattern of problems you show certainly are worth having evaluated in more detail by a clinical or counseling psychologist who does academic and learning disability assessments. Your story would seem to possibly fit the diagnostic criteria for Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Inattentive subtype. Most children who have this disorder do in fact, have a history of a head injury though the vast majority do not. The area of the brain that is most often discussed as being important to ADHD is the prefrontal cortex, so if you received an injury above the bridge of your nose for example (lower forehead), you may have suffered reduced blood flow in the prefrontal cortex, which has been shown to correlate with severity of ADHD. But again, the vast majority of kids with this disorder have no head injury history.
This disorder is thought by some to be qualitatively different than typical ADHD in terms of things like: 1) far fewer problems with conduct problems, but rather, the child is characterized by being inattentive, daydreaming , being somewhat underactive compared to peers, being described as somewhat passive, apathetic, withdrawn and shy.
So, give your story, it would be well worth being evaluated for possible ADHD-Inattentive subtype. If you were prescribed a trial of medication for this problem, you would know within one day whether it was helping i.e., your thinking would be more focused and organized, your attention would improve.
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over your Jan. presentation, you should perhaps get a friend or colleague to help you organize your ideas and sequence the presentation using an outline, then break the task of producing it into small, manageable chunks. Ask for lots of feedback. Start on the project now if you can, and work steadily on it for the next three months. I suspect that after you get the actual presentation outlined, you'll immediately start feeling more confident about creating each part of the presentation.
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Nobody has ever told me what happpened,like if I was unconscious or diagnosed with a concussion? I don't really know much about it except of what I remember and the scare I have from it. I never really thought about ADHD Inattentive subtype. I'm going to look up a counseling psychologist in my area. Thank you so much for your advice on the presentation. Its taken me a really long time to actually see these flaws. You're the first person to have know about what Iv'e been struggling with. You have given me a little relief because there maybe be a way out of this. Thanks so much.
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Pasco "Pat" Garramone, 83, of Drums, a retired physical education teacher and award-winning coach and referee, died Saturday, Aug. 20, 2011, at Hazleton Hospital.
Born in Philadelphia, Garramone grew up in Hazleton and graduated from Hazleton High School where he made his mark on the football field, both offensively and defensively. He played football at Auburn University for a year, then took a break to go into the Navy, before completing his education at the University of Scranton. He received pro football inquiries from several teams including the Pittsburgh Steelers and played semi-pro football with the Bethlehem Bulldogs, who at that time were affiliated with the Philadelphia Eagles.
He began his coaching career at Scranton, and his work included stints in Trenton, N.J., Mount Carmel and King's College. Garramone also served as head football coach from 1962 to 1965 at Liberty High School where he was on the teaching staff for decades. He also served as a water safety instructor for the Red Cross in the 1960s and 1970s, teaching thousands of children how to swim and inspiring many of them to then go and swim on the high school team, which he also coached.
He retired from teaching in 1990 but continued to referee and coach for more than a decade. He coached the men's and women's swim teams at King's College and the boys swim team at Hazleton High School.
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With Chandler Hamilton down three points and facing fourth-and-goal from the Chandler 1, Hamilton coach Steve Belles approached running back Tyrell Smith and gave him a one-word directive.
"Score," Smith recalled Belles telling him. "Get in the end zone and score."
Smith did what he was told, crossing the goal line with 30 seconds remaining to give No.3 Hamilton a 21-17 victory Monday over No.2 Chandler in their Division I semifinal matchup at Gilbert Highland High.
The win puts Hamilton (11-2) into the Division I championship, where it will face top-seeded Phoenix Mountain Pointe at 3:30 p.m. Saturday at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale.
Monday's game was every bit as thrilling as the regular-season contest between the two teams, which Chandler (10-3) won 26-16 for its first-ever win over Hamilton.
The teams went into halftime tied 7-7. Chandler got a field goal on its opening drive of the second half and Hamilton answered with a touchdown, but then Chandler also found the end zone to go up 17-14 with 3:40 play. Hamilton never put the ball in the air on its final possession, handing the ball to Smith 10 times as it marched down the field. Faced with the prospect of kicking for the tie or going all or nothing, Belles never wavered.
"We weren't going for the tie to go to overtime," he said. "We were going for the win."
Chandler was ready for the call but couldn't stop it as Smith, who scored all three of Hamilton's touchdowns and finished with 153 yards on 33 carries, followed left tackle Casey Tucker into the end zone for the game winner.
Belles was asked after the game if it gets any sweeter than beating your city rival in the playoffs.
"Winning the state championship, that'll get a little sweeter," he said. "There's nothing like winning your last game, but this is pretty much up there."
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