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D.C. Transit Data Now Available on Google Maps
From the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority's press release:
"Google's promotion of public transit increases awareness of alternatives to driving and gives our riders access to other useful information such as aerial imagery, business listings, user reviews and street views," said Metro General Manager and Chief Executive Officer Richard Sarles.
"In addition to making our transit data available on Google Maps, Metro is committed to making its transit data available so customers get the benefit of the best app tools that are developed for public use," Sarles said.
In August 2010, Metro offered its transit data to the general public for use in developing third-party applications for the Internet and mobile devices. Metro has been a leader in the transit industry in making public real-time data sets. Metro's transit data is available for download from Metro's web site."
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Best Western Premier CHC Airport, Genoa
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 115 smoke-free guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Breakfast available
- Free airport shuttle
- 24-hour fitness center
- Self parking
- 24-hour business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Computer station
- Front desk safe
For families
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Private bathroom
- Premium TV channels
- Free toiletries
- Daily housekeeping
- Hair dryer
What's around
- Heart of Genoa
- Fiumara Shopping & Fun (1.7 mi / 2.8 km)
- 105 Stadium (2 mi / 3.2 km)
- Villa Brignole Sale Duchessa di Galliera (2.1 mi / 3.5 km)
- Ligurian Archeological Museum (2.8 mi / 4.4 km)
- Naval Museum (2.8 mi / 4.5 km)
Best Western Premier CHC Airport, Genoa
Hotel Info: 1800 846 835from A$104
- Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed, Non Smoking
- Standard Room, Multiple Beds, Non Smoking
- Family Room, Multiple Beds, Non Smoking
- Standard Room, 2 Single Beds, Non Smoking
- Standard Room, Accessible, Non Smoking
- Family Room, Multiple Beds, Non Smoking
- Standard Room, Multiple Beds, Non Smoking
- Superior Room, 1 Queen Bed, Non Smoking
- Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed, Accessible, Non Smoking
- Standard Room, 2 Single Beds, Non Smoking
- Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed, Non Smoking
- Comfort Double Room
- Comfort Twin Room
- Comfort Triple Room
- Basic Double Room, Accessible
- Comfort Double Room Single Use
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 115 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 5 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2:00 PM
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets stay free
- Restrictions apply *
- 1 per room
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free airport shuttle during limited hours *
- Self parking *
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Room service (during limited hours)
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Sauna
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms 3
- Conference space size (feet) - 1507
- Conference space size (meters) - 140
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 2012
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Bathrobes
- Slippers
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Down comforter
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Soundproofed rooms
- Premium bedding
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Bidet
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 32-inch flat-screen TV
- First-run movies
- Premium TV channels
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport.
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
In accordance with national/local laws, air conditioning may be restricted to certain hours from 31 October to 30 April.
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
Parking height restrictions apply.
For transfers, guests must contact the property 24 hours prior to arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Reservations are required for massage services and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
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You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2.00 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 14 years of age.
Optional extras
Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge
Self parking is available for an extra charge
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 5 for adults and EUR 5 for children (approximately)
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Excellent 4.3 /5 from 165 reviews
The host is up to its standard with its name. Just the quality and design made me not comfortable during showing.
I made one online reservation and for whatever reason I received two confirmation emails. It seems they send the confirmation email twice. Anyhow I stayed there for one night and a couple days later I realized that i was charged twice for my hotel room. So I asked for a refund however their policy is no refund. It is very annoying dealing with this hotel and therfore I do not recommend anyone to stay in this hotel because they don't seem to have the customers best interest.
Great place that had most of what was needed, except that they forgot to restock the water and also forgot to restock the coffee Breakfast buffet was ok, but again, when things ran out, no timely restocking Room was good, but very dark, and could use some more light(s) Great option to be able to book a room that included parking, but minus that you could not turn left from the parking garage, and very difficult to turn around towards city
The hotel was 5 minutes taxi drive from the airport. It had free easy parking. The reception desk was helpful. Room was clean and had everything we needed. Area was quiet at night so it was easy to sleep. Free wifi was good. Breakfast was very good too.
Clean and comfortable room. The service was good. The pizza at the hotel restaurant was atrocious (they used a really bad canned sauce), but they did recommend a fantastic restaurant a10 minute walk away (il vicolo). There was a good neighborhood to walk around nearby, but the hotel was not too convenient for traveling into central Genoa.
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Herbert Arthur Wiglev Clamor Grönemeyer (born 12 April 1956) is a German musician and actor, popular in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. He starred as war correspondent Lieutenant Werner in Wolfgang Petersen's movie Das Boot, but later concentrated on his musical career. His fifth album 4630 Bochum (1984) and his 11th album Mensch (Human) (2002) are the third and first best-selling records in Germany respectively, making him the most successful artist in Germany with combined album sales over 13 million.
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Nope, Ayla doesn't have an imaginary friend. She is always rescuing animals and handing me air to take care of them, or catching imaginary butterflies. She still wears her wings around the house and loves dressing up. The other day, I took off her wings so she could lay down for her nap and she said "I turned back into Ayla!!"...so cute!
Mama to 3 sweet loves
Mavi, Ayla, & Duru
AOTD: Matthew doesn't really. We play "magician" sometimes and turn each other into things and laugh and play and all. He loves to make up stories about the Berenstain Bears and will pretend he is playing with them or fixing them a picnic, etc. But that's about it really.
Proud Mommy to Matthew 10/27/06
AOTD - Not really. Thomas has all sorts of weird toys. He likes to take the pull tab from milk/orange juice cartons and play with them. He calls them Mr. Quack (cause they look like a little duck).
Becca is turning into such a sassy little thing. She just yelled at me cause she wanted something (and when she wants something she expects it NOW). I got down to her level and said to her we're going to have to talk about this behaviour. She looks at me and says "timeout" How do you deal with that?? I am in so much trouble when she's a teenager, LOL.
Kristi - I'm going to try telling Becca diapers are for babies. She sounds alot like Annika. She's been telling me she's a big girl since before she even turned 1. She pooped on the potty again this morning.
We got quite a bit of snow last night, but school wasn't cancelled. It was hard taking Thomas, since some people hadn't shovelled yet. When I got home my neighbour had shoveled our driveway, walkway and sidewalk. I was so happy. She is really nice (their whole family is).
Mom to Thomas David 10/19/06 and Rebecca Paige (aka Becca) 7/15/09 and Dance Studio owner.
25.88% of the way to being debt free! (5 Year Plan)
AOTD~Not that I can recall. The only thing weird or a little off is how she makes up these stories of places that exist that she went to. Personally, I think she dreams that she goes to these places but confuses it with reality. She has been on a hunting adventure with daddy, & all sorts of other things that she will tell us what she did in great detail. Interesting yet odd too.
Kristi~thanks for sharing that USD pic
Loving Mommy To 2 The LOVES Of My LIFE: � � � Madisyn (10/29/06) & Samantha (1/9/09)
Snow day here today, even DH is home!
Jennifer SAHM to four cute boys
Reaves (11.8.06), Grant (5.28.08), Dorian (5.24.10) & Clarke (2.26.12)
Jennifer - I love seeing the snow piled up on the furniture like that. Really shows how much you got.
We were in the backyard yesterday playing in the snow. We totally forgot to winterize the backyard this year. There was even a sippy cup sitting on the table out there. Oops.
Mom to Thomas David 10/19/06 and Rebecca Paige (aka Becca) 7/15/09 and Dance Studio owner.
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Jennifer - Love the snow pics!! Wish we'd get some our way!!
Mavi, Ayla, & Duru


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Mitchell Johnson's man-of-the-match magic is the fruit of using him in short bursts, according to Australia captain Michael Clarke.
Left-arm paceman Johnson earned the match award in emphatic victories at Brisbane and Adelaide, the latter completed by 218 runs inside an hour today.
Spells such as 5-2-5-16 in the first innings at Adelaide have made Johnson the most lethal member of the hosts' attack. However, Ryan Harris and Peter Siddle have played their part too, such as by completing figures of 3-54 and 4-57 respectively today.
As for Johnson, Clarke said: "He's always been an x-factor, hasn't he? With bat and with ball, he's as good an athlete in the field as you see.
"I think Mitch has always had that. It's just about trying to work out how you use him best in the team and I agree 100 per cent with what Mitch said, I think our attack now, and that includes Nathan Lyon and Shane Watson and the other two quicks, really compliment each other so it allows Mitch to be used as best for our team now."
Johnson, who has 17 wickets at an average of 12.7 in the two Tests and has scored 108 runs in three series innings, is relishing his role of intimidating batsmen with express pace.
"In the end I'm going out there and bowling the way I want to bowl," he said. "I'm bowling short spells, which is what Michael has wanted me to do in this series so far and it's something that I've really enjoyed doing.
"So I guess having that intimidation factor is definitely a bonus. In the past it probably wasn't quite there in the last couple of Ashes series for me so to be able to come out, back my ability and know what I want to bowl, I've just really enjoyed that so I've continued to that throughout the series."
Johnson was not picked for the Ashes tour earlier this year and his inclusion now is a major reason for the turnaround in fortunes. Despite losing heavily in England, Clarke thought there was little between the teams.
"Even in England we felt we were a lot closer than the results showed, that 3-0 defeat," he said. "I can't answer the question as to why we've won the first two Test matches so convincingly.
"It's a positive for our team but I think, and I said it at the press (conference) just then, these two wins are satisfying because of the work we've put in over a long period of time.
"In our opinion as players it's not a fluke that we've won the first two Test matches. It's hard work that we put in in the UK and we thought we were so close but didn't get over the line and were disappointed not to get success in England.
"So we as a team believe the work we've put in over a long period of time now we're seeing some results, which is very pleasing."
Although Australia are one win from regaining the Ashes, they will not underestimate the tourists when the series resumes on Friday at Perth or beyond.
"There's no doubt England are a very tough team, a lot of toughness on the field," Clarke added.
"That's why it's very competitive against Australia and we have to continue playing the brand of cricket we're playing to beat them; there's no doubt about it.
"Like I say, we won't take any part of the England team for granted. They're a very good team, they've got a lot of good players. We have to be at our best to keep them down."


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|Part of a series on
|Chemical agents
|Lethal agents
|Incapacitating agents
Kolokol-1 (Russian: Колокол meaning "bell") is a synthetic opioid developed for use as an aerosolizable incapacitating agent. The exact chemical structure has not yet been revealed by the Russian government. It was originally thought by some sources to be a derivative of the potent opioid fentanyl, most probably 3-methylfentanyl dissolved in an Inhalational anaesthetic as an organic solvent.[1]
However, the only independent analysis of residues on the Barricade Theater hostage crisis hostages' clothing or in one hostage's urine performed by a team of toxicologists at the United Kingdom's center for research on chemical and biological warfare in Porton Down, Wiltshire, England found no indication that fentanyl or 3-methyl fentanyl were used. Instead, two much more potent and shorter-acting agents, carfentanil and remifentanil, were found in the samples taken from hostages' clothing and urine. They concluded the agent used in the Barricade Theater hostage rescue consisted of highly potent, very short-acting carfentanil and longer-acting but less-potent remifentanil, both fentanyl derivatives which are much stronger than fentanyl itself, in an aerosol suspension.[2]
Development and early use[edit]
According to Lev Fyodorov, a former Soviet chemical weapons scientist who now heads the independent Council for Chemical Security in Moscow, the agent was originally developed at a secret military research facility in Leningrad (now restored to its historic name of Saint Petersburg), during the 1970s. Methods of dispersing the compound were reportedly developed and tested by releasing harmless bacteria through subway system ventilation shafts, first in Moscow and then in Novosibirsk. Fyodorov also claimed that leaders of the failed August 20, 1991 Communist coup considered using the agent in the Russian parliament building.[3]
Use during Moscow theater hostage crisis[edit]
Kolokol-1 is thought to be the chemical agent employed by a Russian Spetsnaz team during the Moscow theater hostage crisis in October 2002. At least 129 hostages died during the ensuing raid; nearly all of these fatalities were attributed to the effects of the aerosolised incapacitating agent that was pumped into the theatre to subdue the militants. The gas was later stated by Russian Health Minister Yuri Shevchenko to be based on fentanyl.
Minister Shevchenko's statement followed speculation that the gas employed at the theater violated international prohibitions on the manufacture and use of lethal chemical weapons, and came after a request for clarification about the gas from Rogelio Pfirter, director-general of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons. The minister stressed that the drug fentanyl used in the gas, which is widely used as a pain medication, "cannot in itself be called lethal".
Shevchenko attributed the hostage deaths to the use of the chemical compound on the poor physical condition of the victims after three days of captivity - dehydrated, hungry, lacking oxygen and suffering acute stress, saying "I officially declare that chemical substances of the kind banned under international conventions on chemical weapons were not used," he said, quoted by the Interfax news agency.[4]
This comment has been disputed on two grounds. The United States Ambassador to Russia at the time complained that delays on the part of the Russian government in identifying the exact nature of the active agent in the gas led to many hostage deaths which might otherwise have been avoided.[4]
In addition, a team of researchers based at the United Kingdom's chemical and biological defense laboratories at Porton Down, Wiltshire, England subjected residues of the gas from clothing worn by two British survivors, and urine from a third survivor who survived the gas attack after hospital treatment to liquid chromatography–tandem mass spectrometry analysis. They found no fentanyl, but did find two other related - but much more potent and potentially toxic drugs, carfentanil and remifentanil, for which the specific treatment is different enough from fentanyl that had the correct antidote been given to hostages immediately, more deaths from the use of this gas might have been avoided.
The specific antidote for carfentanil is naltrexone, while doctors told that they were treating the effects of fentanyl would have used the drug naloxone, which is much less effective in treating carfentanil poisoning in humans. This report goes on to state
- carfentanil is only approved as a veterinary drug for use in sedating large animals, and not for use in humans in medical practice because of its narrow safety margin in human beings (the effective dose is unacceptably close to the dose which can cause illness or death).
- that the deaths among hostages after the Moscow theater can be explained by the use of carfentanil and remifentanil, strong anesthetic agents for which the medical literature suggests little margin of safety between the therapeutic and lethal doses in humans, and many deaths unless the people exposed get quick treatment with the drugs' antidotes.
- that it is highly improbable that a chemical agent exists for which a dose can be calibrated in a tactical environment to disable opponents reliably and without many deaths.[2]
An article in the Annals of Emergency Medicine discusses the relative therapeutic indices (the difference between the medically effective dose and the toxic or lethal dose of a given medication) of all the possible drugs similar to fentanyl, concluding that while the biological half-life is dramatically shorter and the therapeutic index higher for carfentanil and remifentanil, both of those drugs are highly lipophilic (readily taken up into the body's fatty tissues) and can be released into the circulation long after the first symptoms of overdose are treated, causing severe delayed effects and even death if the correct antidote is not administered quickly when the patient shows renewed symptoms of poisoning by these drugs. This might account for the large number of deaths following use of large amounts of the agent in a closed space, where local concentrations of the gas might be unexpectedly high.
The authors of this article go on to quote an article in the Washington Post quoting one Russian physician who treated survivors of the hostage rescue who stated that toxicology testing to identify the agent used was not performed because "to conduct such tests we have to know approximately what we're looking for, and we didn't know what to look for. Besides, we didn't have the technical means to conduct such tests." This supports the United States Ambassador to Russia's allegation that information on the composition of the gas used during the hostage rescue was only given after unacceptable delay, when prompt information on the exact drugs, or the proper antidotes to those drugs used might have saved lives.
Under the heading "Lessons Learned," the authors state "It seems likely that the 800 hostages were about to be killed by Chechen rebels. To rescue them, the Russian military used a calmative agent in an attempt to subdue the rebels. The intent was likely to win control of the theater with as little loss of life as possible. Given the large number of explosives in the hands of the hostage takers, a conventional assault or the use of more toxic chemical agents might have significantly increased the number of casualties. Although it may seem excessive that 16% of the 800 hostages may have died from the gas exposure, 84% survived. We do not know that a different tactic would have provided a better outcome."
The authors concluded by saying
- The extremely high therapeutic indices of the fentanyl derivatives may have inappropriately reduced the Russian government's concern about the potential lethality of these agents.
- Factors such as the lipophilicity of the fentanyl derivatives, the health status of those exposed, great uncertainty regarding the dose each of the people present in the theater received, and the resulting potential for overdose should have been considered more thoroughly.
- Opioid intoxication is a relatively simple poisoning to treat, and many of the deaths after the Moscow theater hostage crisis could have been avoided if trained rescuers and medical teams with the proper antidotes were made ready in advance.
- In the United States, naloxone, for a long time a critical antidote to treat heroin overdose and iatrogenic opioid toxicity, has now become a crucial chemical warfare antidote."[5]
- ^ Russia Confirms Suspicions About Gas Used in Raid, Washington Post, 31 October 2002.
- ^ a b Timperley, Christopher M.; et al. (November 2012). "Analysis of Clothing and Urine from Moscow Theatre Siege Casualties Reveals Carfentanil and Remifentanil Use". J Anal Toxicol (November/December 2012) 36 (9): 647-656. Oxford Journals. pp. 647–656. Retrieved 19 September 2015.
- ^ Gas looks like secret KGB tool, New York Daily News, 29 October 2002
- ^ a b "Russia names Moscow Siege Gas". BBC. October 31, 2002.
- ^ Wax, Paul; et al. (May 2003). ""Unexpected "gas" casualties in Moscow: A medical toxicology perspective"". Annals of Emergency Medicine Volume 41, Issue 5,. Elsevier Science Direct. pp. 700–705. Retrieved 19 September 2015.


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Guests relish Wonderland lights, sound
As Sarah DiPlacido, 30, strolled the boardwalk trail at the Asbury Woods Nature Center in Millcreek Township on Friday evening, the sound of holiday music caught her attention.
Nearby, her husband, Tony, 31, admired a lighted tree display, featuring eye-catching, hanging LED lights that simulate snowflakes falling.
"That is really neat. It looks like icicles dripping from the trees,'' he said.
The couple's 1�€†1/2-year-old daughter, Rose, sang.
Asbury Woods' annual Winter Wonderland event was a big hit with the Fairview Township family.
"I very much enjoyed the passive beauty of it,'' Tony DiPlacido said. "Everything is very tasteful, nothing is obnoxiously bright. It's very passively bright and very relaxing in that sense.''
Thousands of lights illuminated the one-third-mile-long boardwalk. Off the trail, numerous trees and other light displays entertained visitors.
"It's a family tradition. A lot of people come out with their families every year. We've put in some new features this year, and we're getting a lot of compliments,'' said Kelley Lang, community programming coordinator for the Asbury Woods Partnership.
Lang said about 50 volunteer workers began stringing the lights in early October. Additional volunteers decorated the center's interior.
Activities inside the nature center included holiday music, children's crafts, storybook readings and a model train display.
The nature center has hosted the event since the mid-1980s, according to Steve Wasiesky, the center's executive director and education coordinator.
Asbury Woods' Winter Wonderland attracted about 1,500 visitors during its opening weekend Dec. 14-16.
One missing element then was snow.
"Having the snow really adds to the effect, especially when you're walking along the trail,'' Wasiesky said. "You have the snow, the music playing, and the lights, and it really adds to the feel.''
"I love being outside, and I just enjoy walking outside,'' Sarah DiPlacido said. "I like how they had music throughout it, and I loved all the lights. I love snow. It makes a better ambience for it.''
Event proceeds will be used to fund the nature center's community and public programming, Wasiesky said.
Winter Wonderland continues today and Sunday from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. each day. Admission is $6.
RON LEONARDI can be reached at 870-1680 or by e-mail.


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|520-Congenital Heart Surgery
|Course Director:
|Bindi Jayendra Naik-Mathuria, M.D.
|Course Faculty:
|Emmett Dean McKenzie, M.D.,Jeffrey Stephen Heinle, M.D.,Charles D. Fraser, Jr., M.D.,Iki Adachi, M.D.,Lauren Kane, M.D.,Carlos Miguel Mery, M.C.
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|The rotation at Texas Children's Hospital (TCH) is designed and organized to introduce the medical student to congenital heart surgery in a setting of optimum patient care. Medical students will participate in all aspects of the assessment, management plan formulation, surgery, and peri-operative care of children and adults with complex congenital heart disease. They will as well have the opportunity to participate in our active pediatric cardiothoracic transplant and assist device programs, which are amongst the most active in the world. The students will be exposed to the many different specialties (i.e. pediatric cardiology, pediatric critical care, pediatric critical care, etc.) that make up our team and have the opportunity to spend time and learn from them as well. Students will be educated in the medical student in the basic anatomy and physiology of the majority of congenital cardiac lesions, and to provide for the medical student with a basis of surgical and non-surgical diagnosis and treatment proficiency for common, uncomplicated congenital heart defects.
|Learning Activities
|The medical student will be provided with specific reading material. The medical student will be expected to be prepared for rounds starting at 6:30 a.m. and will be permitted to leave once clinic or the OR cases are completed, unless arrangements are made in advance. The lectures and continuing education are important components to the practice of congenital heart surgery; therefore, the student will be expected to attend a variety of ongoing lectures and conferences. The medical student will also be expected to observe cases in the operating theater, assist in the CHS outpatient clinic, attend rounds in the CVICU and on the 15th floor, and assist with research activities (as available). The medical students will not be required to take call, although attendance at CVICU weekend rounds when possible is recommended. Observerships with related specialties, such as pediatric cardiology, echo and CV anesthesia can be arranged upon request. Students will have the opportunity to go on procurement trips to other hospitals in the U.S. if they are interested and see organ retrieval as well as implantation for pediatric heart, lung, & heart-lung transplants.
|Evaluation Methods
|The medical student will be given the Congenital Heart Surgery Service Clinical Terminology Exam twice during the rotation to assess the student's progress. The exam will be a take home exam, and will be reviewed with Dr. Morales in one of two bi-weekly meetings to take place during the rotation. The exam is used as a guide to determine comprehension and is not graded but to ensure the student has grasped the basic concepts around congenital heart disease. The medical student will also be evaluated based on conduct in the operating theater, respect for departmental and hospital guidelines, attendance, interaction with staff and written work, such as a small research project or physician supervised consult notes. BCM students will receive an evaluation form from the Registrar's Office with instructions on the completion and submission process. Visiting elective students should provide the Clerkship Coordinator and or the Visiting Elective Coordinator with a required evaluation form from their institution. If the student does not have an evaluation form, Baylor will provide one and have the student evaluated.
|When and Where to report on first day of service:
|6:30 am; 19th Floor; TCH West Tower
|For additional information regarding this elective contact:
|Contact Name:
|Ashley Crummedyo
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The world premiere of a specially commissioned new work by Daniel Brewbaker will be the centerpiece of the Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus' 75th anniversary concert at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the Mary Seaton Room of Kleinhans Music Hall.
The chorus was founded in 1937 as the Buffalo Schola Cantorum. It has had many distinguished directors, but the anniversary spotlight is focused on Cameron Baird. His 10-year directorship (1945-55) established the chorus as a top-level ensemble, collaborating with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra in performing the most difficult major masterworks in the choral literature.
In 1992, the name was changed to Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus. The group has a close association with the BPO, but remains an independent entity, producing its own, separate concert series. The 75th anniversary concert is seen as an overview of the chorus' history and repertoire.
At one end of its chronology, the program includes Palestrina's "O Bone Jesu," sung during the chorus' first public concert in 1938. And at the other end, the BPC will present the premiere of Brewbaker's "How Sweet the Music," commissioned as a tribute to Baird and supported by the Cameron & Jane Baird Foundation. It is dedicated to the Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus.
From the great choral literature there will be excerpts from Bach's "Magnificat" and Brahms' "German Requiem," with Handel's "Hallelujah" from "Messiah" as a concluding exclamation point.
Representing what might be called popular classics, the BPC will sing a choral medley from Bernstein's "West Side Story" and Cole Porter's ubiquitous "Begin the Beguine." There are two spirituals on the program, "Steal Away" and "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot," as arranged by Dale Adelman, from the folk/traditional category.
Additional modern works will be Morten Lauridsen's "O Nata Lux" and "Passage Into Spirit" by Randol Bass, an earlier BPC commission.
The 75th anniversary concert will be conducted by Roland Martin and accompanied by pianist Susan Schuman. Martin is a Buffalo-based conductor/composer/organist and one of three candidates for the currently open position of BPC music director. Filling this post is another priority of the BPC's 75th year. Dale Adelman and Paul Ferington will guest conduct parts of the program.
Baird (1906-1960) was a man whose modesty and geniality tended to obscure the breadth and significance of his accomplishments. He was the founder of the music department at the University at Buffalo.
Through his worldwide connections he was instrumental in bringing to Buffalo such noted guest professors or lecturers as Paul Hindemith and Aaron Copland, while also persuading the renowned Budapest String Quartet to take up residence at the university.
He also was a prime mover in securing William Steinberg and Josef Krips as music directors of the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra.
In addition to many other honors, just two weeks ago Baird was inducted into the Buffalo Music Hall of Fame.
It is appropriate that the text for Brewbaker's "How Sweet the Music" is from a dialogue between Lorenzo and Jessica in Act V of Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice." It is one of the greatest of all paeans to the beauty and power of music and was previously used in Vaughan Williams' 1938 "Serenade to Music," a favorite work of Baird's.
This text should mesh well with the smooth compositional style of Brewbaker, who was praised by Baltimore Sun critic Tim Smith for his flair for writing "unabashedly beautiful themes." (I was an unpaid consultant to the BPC in the selection of this text, but was not involved with any other aspect of the commission.)
Admission to the concert is free, but reservations are required and may be obtained by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The orchestra
Kleinhans Music Hall is alive with music this weekend from the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra as well as the concert featuring the chorus.
Brahms' Symphony No. 2 is a luminous classic, and it takes center stage in concerts Saturday night and Sunday afternoon, led by eminent guest conductor Hugh Wolff. The concert also features violinist Alexandre Da Costa, playing Michael Daugherty's "Fire and Blood Concerto."
A kind of melting pot of a piece, the concerto was commissioned by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. It is a tribute to the car industry � specifically, a mural that Edsel Ford commissioned from painter Diego Rivera in 1932. Daugherty's music includes portraits of the car factories and of Rivera's wife, the artist Frida Kahlo.
Bridging the centuries, Da Costa plays the pre-industrial-revolution 1727 "Di Barbero" Stradivarius.
The concert, part of the BPO's Classics series, takes place at 8 p.m. Saturday and 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Admission is $27-$74. For information, call 885-5000.
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Constructed in 1895, consecrated as a house of worship in 1909, condemned and repaired in 2008, the time-worn building on South Fourth near Emily Street is all that remains of about 150 rowhouse shuls that dotted the city's eastern wards south of Washington Avenue in a busy quadrant of Jewish immigrant life.
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Rockers Joan Jett and the Blackhearts will headline the 34th annual Rock 107 Birthday Bash on Thursday, April 17, the station announced today.
The concert returns to the Woodlands Inn & Resort in Plains Twp., along with local supporting acts, a giant birthday cake, door prizes and refreshments.
Doors will open at 7 p.m., and the main act takes the stage at 10:30 p.m.
"I honestly think it's going to be our biggest one yet," said Mark Hoover, promotions director for the classic rock station. "We've been trying to get Joan Jett for a couple years now and the stars finally aligned and we got her this year."
Ms. Jett rose to fame as a member of the all-female rock group The Runaways before breaking out as a solo star with hits like "I Love Rock 'n' Roll," "Bad Reputation," "Crimson and Clover," and "I Hate Myself For Loving You." Her former bandmate, Lita Ford, headlined the bash last year.
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An Old Lyme man accused of stealing high-quality jewelry, antiques and guns in a series of residential burglaries is heading to California later this month to testify in a high-profile home invasion murder case.
Justin P. Weissinger, 25, was served with an interstate subpoena during an appearance Thursday morning in New London Superior Court. The court documents said that Weissinger, a former Marine who was stationed at Camp Pendleton, is a material witness in a case going to trial in Riverside County, Calif.
Judge Susan B. Handy granted the California authorities' request to take Weissinger to California on April 15 and return him to Connecticut on May 8.
Weissinger was a Marine helicopter mechanic stationed at Camp Pendleton before he was dismissed from the service in 2009 because of drug use. At the upcoming trial in Murrieta, Calif., he is expected to testify about the murders of Marine Sgt. Jan Pietrzak and his wife, Quiana Jenkins Pietrzak, at the hands of four fellow Marines in October 2008.
Though Weissinger was incarcerated on a burglary charge when the murders took place, authorities said he testified at a 2009 hearing that he had carried out burglaries and home invasions with the accused Marines in the past and that they confided in him the details of the murders.
Weissinger testified that the four Marines went to the Pietzrak home in Winchester, Calif. He said the men told him they confronted the sergeant at gunpoint, tied up Pietzrak and his wife, ransacked the home and sexually assaulted the wife. Weissinger said the men shot the couple three times in the head as they kneeled over a couch. The men said they then set the house on fire.
Weissinger is accused of carrying out a string of burglaries with his younger brother, Karl, after returning to Connecticut and has been incarcerated since June 2012 while his cases are pending in Superior Court. At his court appearance Thursday, he was served with a new warrant charging him in connection with the theft of four guns that were found during a search of a Brush Hill Road property in Lyme last summer.
In June 2012, Weissinger allegedly led police on a chase from Route 151 in Montville to Cardinal Drive. Montville police said when they arrested Weissinger, he was in possession of marijuana, methadone pills, heroin and a stolen gun. The arrest led to a state police investigation at the Lyme home of William T. Koch, who is the boyfriend of Weissinger's mother.
Two days after the chase, troopers executed a search-and-seizure warrant at the barn on the Koch property. Using a key they had seized from Weissinger after the car chase, they opened a gun locker in the barn and found a 12-gauge shotgun and a .22 rifle stolen from a burglary on Bashan Road in East Haddam and two air rifles stolen from a burglary on Hagen Road in Salem.
Handy set a bond of $150,000 on the new charges of second-degree larceny and criminal possession of a firearm. Weissinger is being held in lieu of a $550,100 bond at the Corrigan-Radgowski Correctional Center.
Prosecution of his Connecticut cases will resume when he returns from California in May.
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Hey my fellow gamers! I have been a bit busy since my last installment. Both in the game and in my real, so this blog entry is definately late. In my game life, things have been busy, but I was only playing sparsely. Mostly on weekends and maybe one night a week amounted to my play time. In real life I was job hunting once again. A couple of prior job offers fell through. But all has seemed to come around now. I started a new job this past Monday so hopefully I can get back into the swing of things.
Now to fill you in on what I was doing game wise. I took Ro's thief up to 47 and got his ninja up to 30. Meanwhile, CalamityLS (we've undergone yet another linkshell shuffle) has been getting members up through the promies. I'm unfortunately still stuck at CoP Chapter 1-2/1-3, the promy fights. But that project was started up back in mid-July and has been going fairly well. Back around the second week of June in real life, I was farming in Dangruf. Why you ask. Well, I had the then bright idea to farm fiend's blood off the leeches there. It didn't pander out as I thought. A good thing did happen though. I got the claim on the Geyser Lizard. It (he/she?) drops a chain mail armor that isn't great but neither bad. Sells fairly well, wish I could recall the armor piece. Anyway, I get the claim and win the ensuing fight. All I got was a fire crystal and 24 experiance points. Ro's thief was 39 at the time.
Here's a pic of Ro fighting the Geyser Lizard.
Looks like Leaping Lizzie minus the nice uber drop. Speaking of which, I started to prepare to camp both Leaping Lizzie and Valkurm Emperor for their respectivedrops after my thief had attained level 47. I decided after a couple of failed camping attempts in South Gustaberg, I'd sub ranger to Ro's thief. The only bad thing about this decision is the fact that I haven't leveled ranger since unlocking it. So I am checking widescan and chatting with shell mates and friends as a 47thf/1rng. After a couple of close calls, I finally claim Lizzie. Altana (and Treasure Hunter II) were on my side. I got the Bounding Boots to drop my first try in this get up. This had raised my spirits and given me confidence to try for the Valkurm Emperor in a similar fashion.
The Valkurm Dunes are not as friendly as South Gustaburg on adventurers. Not as rough when travelling through as a job in the 30 and up level range, but still it's not to be taken lightly. The competition to claim VE was tougher than that for LL. There were some other players camping the place holder flies for the damsel fly worm to use in a quest for gaining access to Aht Urghan. I could be wrong. The subjob items could be used for a quest that originates in Aht Urghan. I am not certain, but I know the subjob item was needed for someting to do with the expansion.
After two nights of no claims, I was thinking of farming to clear my mind. Around this time, VE appears and no competion to be found. I get the claim, but no drop. I logged for the night with hope for a new day. A few days pass by before I can log back in to continue my hunt. I log in and do the whole widescan and chat thing again. Once again Valkurm Emperor spawns after several minutes pass. This time I get lucky. Empress Pin appears in the log. My endeavor for two of the most contested rare/exclusive items ends with success. At this time I figure I'd try my hand at the golden bat.
I head over to the secret beach. and slaughter the place holder bats. I didn't hit the jackpot but I did manage to spot a couple of fire elementals on widescan. Not too shabby if I must say for my self. Well, I'll leave you for now. I'll try and be back in another 30 days this time. Later ^^


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Lovely hotel. Did not use any facilities
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Historical Traveler Reviews Duxton Hotel Perth
Best Hotel in Perth
I've read some of the reviews regarding the Duxton on this website and I must say I'm very surprised to say the least. We have hotelled in Perth a number of times in different hotels and this is the best. Our room was just a standard room but it was spacious, clean, tastefully decorated and we had no problems with thin walls. Maybe no one was arguing when we were there or maybe we have poor hearing but I doubt it.
The staff at the Duxton were absolutely lovely, nothing was too much trouble and they even advised us on places to go (business and pleasure) and how to get there. The food (at any time of day) was good but I especailly enjoyed the breakfast as they have about 15 types of bread for toasting and lots of lovely smoked salmon. They bought me pot after pot of coffee (not a morning person) without complaint and by the end of our stay we felt like part of the family. We love this hotel so much we are going back their this year TWICE and I can't wait to check in and relax.
One big, big plus which someone else did mention......no kids so its very quiet, and though teir were business men/women there we were never troubled by them as they quickly disapppeared into the business centre and meeting rooms in the lower levels of the hotel
Great for Business Travellers. Less so for Honeymooners.
My husband and I are just back from our Honeymoon, which we spent in Perth. We stayed in a club room at the Duxton for nearly three weeks.
I'd agree with previous posters on a lot of things - the view of the river is beautiful, the beds are comfortable, the club facilities are superb and the proximity to shops and restaurants is convenient. I'd like to add that I was impressed with the cleanliness, and was particularly pleased with the thoughtful extras like a CD player in the room and free laundry facilites. I really loved the bathroom, which was spacious and equipped with everything you need and more. Never before have I been to a hotel that had a TV in the bathroom, with the remote placed in a handy little bracket next to the bath. I think I actually squealed with delight.
I disagree about the staff being unfriendly though. During our stay nobody was less than courteous, and we have no complains about any of the staff. My only complaint about service in general is that although the complimentary breakfast for club guests is supposed to be available until 10.30, one morning we arrived at 10.05 to find that the buffet had been cleared away because it had been a "quiet morning". That annoyed me. Surely it's either available until 10.30 or it isn't, no matter how many people do or don't turn up!
There were some faults with the hotel itself. Other people have mentioned the very thin walls, which are indeed a problem. One night we were kept awake by the sounds from the TV next door, where a fellow guest was apparently enjoying the in-house adult movie service. There was also an annoying, intermittent noise coming from somewhere near our room on the top floor, which sounded like a washing machine on spin cycle. We never did find out what it was, but it happened every evening and was loud enough to keep us awake.
It's also worth noting that while the hotel caters for all manner of guests - families, tourists, honeymooners like ourselves - there is a big emphasis on services for business travellers. Once or twice we wandered off to the bar or the club lounge to just sit around for an hour or so and read the paper, but found meetings or functions going on and had to go elsewhere. It did make us feel as if some guests are considered more important than others, and we lesser guests were expected to fit our plans around their schedules. (The plus side of the business-like atmosphere was a distinct lack of children. Holiday-makers seeking a peaceful, child-free break would do well here.)
The food was very nice. There is a huge selection on the main breakfast menu, with not just the standard bacon/egg/mushrooms/sausage combo but also fried noodles, lamb cutlets, savoury rice, etc. There is a friendly, chatty chef who will cook your eggs or omelette the way *you* like them and not how the cookery books say they should be. (Can't stand sloppy wet omelettes myself). The club breakfast doesn't include a cooked buffet, but there are tasty treats like smoked salmon, and a selection of little toasted savouries. I wasn't quite as impressed with the dinner, but then we only stayed in the hotel to dine once. Perhaps we just didn't pick a good day, but my advice to anyone visiting would be to have dinner at the Palazzo restaurant opposite the hotel. (Try the tiramisu).
There was a minor hitch on checkout when we found we'd been charged for a few things we hadn't used, like valet parking when we didn't have a car. However these were corrected without quibble so no problem, really.
I think if I could plan our trip again, knowing what I know now, I would still stay at the Duxton, but only for half of the holiday. I'd spend that time exploring the city and doing the touristy things. Then I'd go off somewhere with a more holiday-like atmosphere for some relaxation. Maybe a resort-style hotel in South Perth, Fremantle or Sorrento.
Had a FAB time
Myself & my partner stayed here for 2 nights in the Club Rooms. Had a lovely room which was tastefully decorated and clean. The Club Lounge had magnificent views of the Swan River and South Perth. Both evenings we indulged in lovely wine and the most delightful 'nibblies'. Breakfast too was in the Club Lounge all of which was complimentary. The staff in the Club Lounge were very professional and approachable. All in all a magnificent time was spent at the hotel & would recommend it. It is situation within the CBD, and the shopping malls & entertainment areas are just a short walk away or 5 minutes by taxi.
Congratulations to the Duxton for its 1st class hotel. Shall return again one day.
Close to everything
We stayed in the Duxton Hotel for a conference. Its a short walk up the hill to the city mall for shops, cafes, restaurants and banks. The hotel foyer and entrance is pretty impressive with a lovely modern bar area to relax in with a few vinos. Rooms are the average hotel size with the usual modern facilities. Walls are on the thin side as having argument with husband and staff came and told us to keep voices down ......not even speaking with raised voices...so I'm wondering what other noises our next door neighbours heard after we made up !!!!
CONS: Close to shops, cafes and restaurants. Modern hotel with normal services. Good bar and swimming pool and spa.
PROS: Thin paper walls, unfriendly staff, pool in shade not good for sunbaking.
RECOMMENDATION: No - I think there would be plenty of other hotels offering more pleasant staff.
Would not recommend
Stayed in Club rooms, beautiful view of river from room but front desk staff and manager unfriendly with poor customer service. Room rates quoted were not honored. Restaurant staff unfriendly with slow service. Hotel caters to more business rather than familes but after expense of two club rooms, customer service was lacking with exception of the evening club attandant. She was wonderful. Would not go back here due to hotel staff and manager's manner and attitude.
Very Disappointing
I stayed at this hotel for 3 nights while attending a family wedding. I was very impressed with the Lobby. However my room was very ordinary and the service was very poor. I had complained about the the noise in my room due to a couple having a very heated argument next door. The walls were so thin that I could even hear the conversations people were having in the rooms next to mine. Consequently it was very difficult to get any sleep because of the noise. On the night before I left the couple in the room next to me were having a very loud argument at 3.00 in the morning. My plane was leaving at 6.00 in the morning so I range recpetion about the noise. They said they would fix it but nothing happened I then called them agian but the couple next to my room heard me make my phone call and were very angry. I then told recpetion about this and they said they woule speak to the Manager. 3 weeks later no one got back to me and I had to make 5 phone calls asking if I could have a refund for one night. The Manager eventually returned my call to tell me that I could not get a refund but could offer me a discount on a dinner. One problem I lived over the other side of Australia and would probabaly not come back just for a discounted dinner. All in all a place I would not recommend to anyone. The service, rooms, decor, and paper thin walls were shocking.
Luxury in the City
We live in Perth, and this is my favourite hotel! We often go to the Duxton for special occasions. It is one of the newest and best hotels in Perth, and the rooms are great! It's right in the city, so a quick walk to the mall, and not even much of a walk to Kings Park!
Plenty of other hotels
The bed was comfortable, bathroom okay but needed new grouting and walls scrubbing. The TV did not work, asked for help, they came but never returned so we had no TV. Free laundry nearly boiled clothes even on warm, as hot water is too hot for comfort. Breakfast in restaurant was excellent, room service not good, front desk staff dreadful. They refused to take anything off bill for TV problem ($15 would have cheered us up), so we will stay somewhere else next time, there is plenty of choice, thank goodness!
Best of the best
This is undoubtedly the most enjoyable and luxurious hotel stay I've enjoyed anywhere in the world. Staff are helpful and attentive, and really don't expect to be tipped for everything. The rooms are incredibly comfortable and the club rooms offer unsurpassed luxury, including such thoughtful pleasures as jars of real tea, coffee and cookies. Plus, guests in the club rooms get to enjoy a sumptuous breakfast in a relaxed setting overlooking the Swan River, as well as evening drinks and hors d'oevres. And don't forget the luxury bath with TV placed for comfortable viewing!
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No problems. Left hotel at Heathrow just before 9am on shuttle bus that calls. When I booked this hotel only a short while ago it said free buses stop outside to take you to airport. When I queried it when we checked in I was told yo had to pay to go to terminal four. Machine in doorway is for all teminals. You have to pay. It is £9 for two of …
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IAN HENSCHKE: Well can people like the Wests make a difference?
Adelaide is home to one of the country's foremost road safety research facilities and so we sent one of the ABC's young journalists there to find out.
NATHAN BAZLEY: Hello, I'm Nathan Bazley from ABC's "Behind the News" program, and this is the University of Adelaide's Centre for Automotive Safety Research.
For me being here has some personal significance. I am one of the under 25 drivers who as a group are so over represented in crash statistics. So why is that so? And could some of the ideas raised by Wendy and Brett West make any difference?
This is the pedestrian impact testing lab at Ashford. Dr Mary Lydon is the director of the centre.
MARY LYDON, DIRECTOR: We do these tests as part of the new car assessment program which allows people who want the purchase a car to know had that car will be friendly to pedestrians, if it will protect the them.
NATHAN BAZLEY: What is it that makes under 25s as a group more at risk?
MARY LYDON: There are three areas. What is just an experience, particularly in the first year, two years of the licence. You just have not encountered situations. Secondly is probably the propensity of the younger person to take risks. Many risk taking behaviours occur when you are young not just in diving but they are more likely to take risk and thirdly is about the type of exposure in the young people who tend to did lot of fit time driving. They tend to do driving probably when they are tired, when they have been socialising and that is really quite high risk exposure.
NATHAN BAZLEY: Is it possible to educate or legislate young people out of these risky behaviours or is it something they just need to grow out of?
MARY LYDON: Generally, it is very hard to educate people out of doing behaviours they get reward for and they get a reward from driving that those high risk times and they get some rewards if the high risk behaviours so certainly there is some need for training. Why need basic training. People have to understand how to control car but after that it is gaining experience and it is gaining a mature attitude.
NATHAN BAZLEY: From what did you think about the Wests ideas to go into schools and talk to young kids about road safety?
MARY LYDON: As I said before it is hard to educate people out of the behaviour they value but they talked about going in with young drivers who have been involved and what evidence there is around says that young people are far more likely to respond the their peers than they are to figures of authority.
NATHAN BAZLEY: Do you think speed limiting as Brett West suggested would be a good idea?
MARY LYDON: Certainly single factor that would assist in helping road safety in Australia would be if everybody travelled slower, not just young people, everybody. It is very hard the see why cars, I have quite a small car and the speedy go can be 240. Why do we need to suggest you can do that sort of level? Any measure that reduces speed on the road is almost certainly, in fact certainly going to have a positive impact on safety but that is not just for young people. That is for everybody.


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What You Missed: DaVonte Lacy EditionPosted by Andrew Murawa on October 17th, 2014
If you were one of those people who went out of your way to avoid watching Washington State play basketball last season, no one can blame you; and second, and more to the point, you missed out on watching one of the best players in the conference put on a pretty impressive performance out of the spotlight. You see, DaVonte Lacy was pretty amazing last year. Just look at his traditional numbers (19.4 PPG, 4.2 RPG, 1.4 APG, 42.9 FG%) and yeah, whatever, they're pretty good. But take those numbers, and some of the advanced ones, in the context of what Washington State basketball was last season, and they paint a picture that was more readily apparent when you watched the Cougars play: You see, Lacy was a special player on a team that was looking up at mediocre.
The fact is that the 2013-14 Cougars did not have a whole lot in the way of players who could hurt you offensively. Freshman Que Johnson had some moments here and there. Senior power forward D.J. Shelton could blow hot, at times, but tended to drift too far from the lane for a 6'10" guy. And Royce Woolridge may have started the season as a hot name, but he turned into a disaster as the year went on. In other words, when Washington State took the court, the opposing team knew that stopping Lacy was priority number one; nobody else the Cougs threw out there could be considered a consistent threat. So, Lacy put up those 19.4 points per game in the face of defenses dedicated to slowing him.


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Here you go :)
Nice! Do you think there would be away to make it have a larger reciprocation?
I will probably use this in a project of mine if that's okay? I will give a nice big credit to you if I can use it! Thanks for taking the time to build this and post a video.
Hmm, in this way, no :/
Yes, it's okay to use it with giving credit :) Happy building!
Thanks for subbing!
Were you just trying to get my attention or something!
You have good taste in cars.
Well I went to an auto show and took lots of pictures and i thought i would use this one because I thought it looked cool! it was pretty cool to see all the new cars and try out the Jeeps on an indoor course they set up! Also every major car manufacturer was there so i got to take a look at all the new models.
Would that auto show happen to be Chicago? Because I went there as well! It was my first major auto show other than the auto museum thats in my town. (Which is not a bad museum at all... they have a tucker!)
No it was a different auto show in the mid west. What was you favorite car at your show?
There was a really sweat Alfa Romeo at the show that I went to. do you have anything for the contest? And have you seen my entry?
Oh okay, any car show is a good one.
Do I have anything for the knex contest? Yes I do, and let's say I don't stray from my previous entry inspiration at all. Another game, coming soon! Hopefully next week, and like my other entries it aims too please!
Have I seen your entries? Yes I have Skid steer and the modular knex car system. Me and Akshat had a great success with our modular knew gun shift last year, so I'm sure that will be a strong contender.
I also have a gun in the planning stage right now, a shotgun. Hopefully if I start building it and it goes well, I'll have a cutting edge shotgun for knex war 2015.
Okay sounds cool i had the idea to make a connect 4 game out of KNEX but i never got it to work how i wanted. i'm looking forward to your new KNEX projects!
That would be cool, I heavily lean towards games with high mechanical aspects, basically ones that moved. This years entry is no exception. It's 75% done now, all I need to do is finish it and make instructions.
You should make a claw game that would be very complex if that's what you like. Or a KNEX computer. I built one of YouTube but i never got it to work.
A claw game is a great idea! I'm deffinitly going to add that too my list of future projects. I'm hoping to post this week!
Thanks for the sub!!