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This is more like a dark brown/black color, which is what I actually wanted. You need to buy a hair coloring brush to apply it. Long lasting color and I think it works better than commercial hair dyes I've tried. The best part is no bad chemicals, no bad smell, and no burning. Try using an apple cider vinegar rinse before coloring to remove build-up and your hair will soak up this dye.
Works wonderfully!
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This is more like a dark brown/black color, which is what I actually wanted. You need to buy a hair coloring brush to apply it. Long lasting color and I think it works better than commercial hair dyes I've tried. The best part is no bad chemicals, no bad smell, and no burning. Try using an apple cider vinegar rinse before coloring to remove build-up and your hair will soak up this dye.
I have found my new hair color
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I have been going to the same person for 10 years for my color and cut but because I moved to another State, I had to do something different. I was nervous about finding someone new to do my color and wanted to use a natural hair color but didn't want henna. After reading several reviews, I tried the Herbavita and am very happy. I mixed the Dark Chestnut with a little Mahogony Chestnut for some red highlights and love the result. My hair is very shiny and the color has lasted. I will definitely continue to use Herbavita!
Dark Chestnut = Very Darkest Brown
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I have a super sensitive scalp. I was hoping that this color would not aggravate it, but unfortunately, it did. In fact, it hurts/itches just as awful as with the harsher chemicals. HOWEVER!! There is no awful smell using this product. Additionally, my hair is shiny and feels great after using it. And the best part?? The 100% gray coverage is no joke. Other products may claim this, but even with my stubborn non-previously color treated grays, I didn't see a single one after using this treatment (that has never happened with other products I've tried). Now, be aware – this is not like the regular colors you get from the stores where you plop step 1 into step 2's bottle and shake. This comes in small bottles you can mix together in a separate container and then put onto your hair. I used a cup with a hair color brush I had purchased from a beauty supply store. Worked great, even if it was a little messier than I would have preferred (you can also buy the bottles at beauty supply stores if you prefer that method). The great part about this is that even for my super long hair, I am now able to do a root touch up using just 25% of the bottle. (The color I use is my natural color, so I'm really just trying to cover the grays.) This is great because I'm not wasting unnecessary product, and I'm saving money at the same time. As stated in the review title, this color is a beautiful brown/black. Overall, I'm so glad I found this product, and I consider it a great buy!
Good product
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Great gray coverage but the color is a bit darker than anticipayed
Gentle Hair Color
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I have been doing my own coloring for a while now and needed something gentle because my hair was getting dried out. My hair was so soft and healthy feeling after using this. It also covers grey very well. I love this stuff. Down-side: no applicator or mixing container, pretty much black not dark brown. Next time I will get a lighter shade.
90% grey coverage
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Doesn't quite cover the grey totally, but still, I am very pleased to find something so natural. This is a VERY dark brown colour, which is perfect for me. You will need to buy a hair dye comb/brush - you can buy them for a couple of pounds on Ebay. It's also wonderful that you only need use as much as you need, so short haired people can get 2 applications out of a box. I use around 3/4 of the whole box for my shoulder length hair, then after 2 weeks, use the 1/4 to touch up my roots and that really works well for a whole month like that! iherb as always provide speedy and wonderful service!
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Excellent product!
Covers the gray
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Easy to use. I like being able to mix only the amount needed for touch-ups.
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I put it all in a bottle instead of a bowl as the directions indicate. Much easier. This color is quite dark- almost black. If you want brown, I7d go one lighter.
Best haircolor I've ever used
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This color does not dry out your hair nor does it have ammonia in it. Of the products on the market this one feels the healthies to use.


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Got claims on your college kid?
Dependency exemptions for college students
By Julian Block
Do you help support a college-going son or daughter who works part of the year, obtains a student loan or receives a scholarship? Then you should familiarize yourself with complicated rules for a dependency exemption that reduces your taxable income for 2002 by $3,000. Who pays what expenses controls whether you are allowed to claim your youngster for 2002.
Basically, to claim an exemption for a college student, you have to furnish more than half of his or her total support for the year. It makes no difference how much income your youngster receives.
The usual ceiling of $3,000 on the amount of reportable income that a dependent is allowed to receive for 2002 does not apply when your child is either (1) under age 19 at the close of 2002 or (2) a full-time college student who spends at least five months (they do not have to be in-a-row months) of the year in school and will not attain the age of 24 by the close of 2002. Note, though, that the income cap does apply when your college-attending son or daughter has income above $3,000 and will be 24 by 2002's close.
Be aware that this exception from the income test applies only to a parent. A grandparent, for instance, who provides more than half the total support for an under-age-24, college-going grandson can claim him only if his reportable income for 2002 is under $3,000.
How do you define support?
The IRS list of support outlays includes food, lodgings, clothing, education, medical and dental care, recreation, transportation and similar necessities. Remember to also include the "fair rental value" of the lodgings you provide for a child living with you; add a reasonable allowance for use of telephone, electricity, furnishings, appliances and the like. "Fair rental value" is the amount you could reasonably expect to receive from a stranger for the same kind of lodgings, not the rent or real estate taxes, mortgage interest, et cetera, paid by you that is attributable to the space involved. Here's a tip: don't overlook the value of a year-round room you maintain for a child away at college and the food you provide while he or she is at home during a school recess. As for scholarships, leave them out when calculating total support. It matters not that your child actually uses the award for education and other support items. As for G.I. Bill benefits and the proceeds from college loans secured by the student, they are support the child provides, whereas any loans secured by you are support you furnish.
Are you ready to juggle the figures? Suppose the total support outlay will come to $20,000 for the year for your college student daughter, who is under the age of 24. You kick in $10,000 and she will provide $10,000 through student loans and part-time jobs. Or you contributed $10,000 until her graduation this past June, and her earnings for the rest of the year will total $10,000. In neither case can you claim her, because you will fail to furnish more than half her support. But if she puts some of her earnings in the bank this year or spends some on nonsupport items, you wind up furnishing over half of her support for the year and are entitled to the exemption.
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Career shift: Accelerated teacher training program
(Aug. 15, 2008)--There will be an information session on UTSA's Accelerated Teacher Education Program (A-TEP) from 6 to 7 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 28 in Buena Vista Street Building Room 1.322 at the UTSA Downtown Campus. Funded by the U.S. Department of Education, A-TEP is a comprehensive teacher-preparation program offering certification in mathematics, science and special education.
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- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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Part of the College of Education and Human Development's Academy for Teacher Excellence (ATE), the transition-to-teaching program recruits recent college graduates or second-career professionals with degrees in mathematics, science or human services-related fields to teach in San Antonio area public schools. A-TEP facilitates the students' teacher preparation and certification by enrolling them in a complete accelerated preparation program at UTSA.
A-TEP partners with various San Antonio area school districts to facilitate the students' transition into the classroom. Placement as a teacher of record will be within those specific districts while the student is preparing for Texas teaching certification. On completion of the program, students may qualify for a teaching certificate issued by the Texas Board of Educators certification office.
The program offers oversight through involved principal investigators, education through concerned faculty, mentoring and coaching support from induction year specialists, and a career transition coach. A-TEP provides support not only through the teacher-preparation courses, but also as they begin their journey in the teaching profession.
Participants have access to numerous resources to help them become highly qualified teachers including a lending library, online resources, professional development and mentoring. ATE-P courses count toward teacher certification and a master's degree, subject to appropriate approvals. A $4,000 stipend/scholarship is available for qualified applicants.
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Legendary CIA agent to speak at King University
BRISTOL, Tenn. - An effort to resolve the Iranian nuclear program will begin at King University Monday afternoon.
Chet Nagle, a former agent of the Central Intelligence Agency, will speak Monday at the college on how to resolve the political stalemate around Iranian's nuclear program.
Nagel is regularly referred as "a legend" by CIA insiders after he was a carrier pilot who flew on the blockade against soviet ships during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Nagle has also authored two books. His first novel, "The Woolsorter's Plague," describes a fictional attack on Washington by Iranian terrorists using biological weapons. His second book, "The Iran Covenant," is a fact-based novel about Iran's nuclear weapons program.
Nagel's first lecture will be today discussing the topic: "Would Iran Use a Nuclear Weapon?"
The lecture will take place Monday in Kline Hall room 122 from 1:40 p.m. to 2:40 p.m., and again from 4-5 p.m.
On tuesday, March 26, nagel's lecture will discuss "Can Iran's Nuclear Program Be Stopped Without War?", and will take place in Kline Hall room 121 from 1:10 p.m. to 2:40 p.m. and again from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m.
The series is hosted by the King Security and Intelligence Studies Group (KSI), in association with the Security and Intelligence Studies (SIS) program. It is funded through a generous grant from the United States Institute of Peace (USIP), an independent, nonpartisan federal institution created and funded by Congress to strengthen America's capacity to promote the peaceful resolution of international conflict.
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Figured I'd ask around about the thoughts and opinions on veils that people own.
I just started keeping two hives this year with my dad. He went out a purchased a veil.
When I used it the first time, I found it to be rather limiting in terms of my vision (my eyes are 20/20) but the mesh only a few inches from my eyes really throws everything off for me.
Does any one else have problems with vision with their veils? Please post all complaints as I'd love to work on a solution for better vision / ventilation.


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Scott Siller, a 44-year-old policeman from Milwaukee, Wis. who's in his second season of competing in the Bassmaster Northern Opens, took the day-1 lead in the event at Lake Champlain on Thursday with a stringer weighing 20 pounds even.
"I really didn't have a very good practice," he said. "I had a couple of areas where I caught some big fish (largemouth), and I went in there today and within an hour and a half I had about 20 pounds."
Siller held a 10-ounce lead over Bassmaster Elite Series pro Mike Iaconelli, who sacked 19-06. Iaconelli, who's in the midst of a mediocre season on the Elite trail, may need a victory to get into the 2015 Bassmaster Classic barring a big move up the standings in the final two regular-season events and the AOY championship. He secured his berth in this year's Classic by winning the Open at Lake Erie last September.
Ryan Cooper was 3rd with 19-01, followed by FLW Tour standout Shiniki Fukae in 4th with 18-13. Richard Nitkiewicz, making his debut at the Open level, completed the Top 5 with 18-11.
Here's a look at the initial Top 12:
1. Scott Siller: 20-00
2. Mike Iaconelli: 19-06
3. Ryan Cooper: 19-01
4. Shinichi Fukae: 18-13
5. Richard Nitkiewicz: 18-11
6. James Vitaro: 18-09
7. Jordan Lee: 17-13
8. Joseph Wood: 17-09
9. Aaron Martens: 17-07
10. Dave Wolak: 17-06
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After spending Wednesday with two-time defending champ Alabama, the "College Football Live Spring Bus Tour" rolls into Baton Rouge today to catch up with LSU. Follow along through the day for updates, photos, videos and more on our day with the Tigers. And watch SportsCenter throughout the day for updates from Chris Fowler and Kirk Herbstreit. You can also catch them breaking down their visit to LSU on "College Football Live" at 3:30 p.m. ET on ESPN2.
9:43 AM Kirk Herbstreit "@cbfowler: Ever have a cab driver put you in verbal headlock? @KirkHerbstreit and I driven by an angry #LSU fan right now. Help." Help me!
@CollegeGameDay: We have arrived in Baton Rouge! @SportsCenter will take you LIVE to LSU at 11:40 AM ET.
One of the guys who has clearly stood out this spring is running back Terrence Magee. He brings an element of speed to the backfield. He was a QB in high school, so maybe we see a halfback pass or two this season. You know "The Hat" is just waiting to break out that trick play.
Louisiana is getting the weather that pelted the Midwest yesterday. Looks like everything will happen inside today.
DT Anthony Johnson has lost 12 percent body fat since he's been at LSU and is primed to have a huge season. OT Vadal Alexander is another one that's in much better shape than he was a year ago.
One of the more underrated players in the SEC last year was LB Lamin Barrow. He could have come out, too, and joined the fleet of underclassmen turning pro, but decided to stay and will be the centerpiece of that LSU linebacker unit in 2013.
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Deluge on the Bayou.too much for our satellite! #LSU Sportscenter hits on hold.
They come to LSU the same day as the opening day of the Masters. Should bring in a lot of viewers.
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Who is this fricking cab driver? 7-5?
Who is this fricking cab driver? 7-5? GFY you whiny bitch.
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Thanks, The stems are planted not floating. It could be a light issue, I try and space them out to provide more light. Will definitely do some research.
Ps the lfs I got my stems from keep their plants in tap water, so I don't think it is a ph issue. Ph is 7.6 for reference.
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Hello Starr...
Review the growing requirements of the plants that aren't doing well. I don't believe Cabomba will do well floated. It may need to be planted as the others may too.
There are stems that grow well floated like Anacharis, Pennywort, Water sprite and Water wisteria. Some of the other stems may need to be planted.
Check the lighting requirements too. Your single bulb may not be enough for the plants that aren't doing well.
Floating particles can be removed by using polyfiber in the filters. The dense medium is designed to attract and hold floaters in the water. Keeping the tank topped off is the proper way to maintain it.
Plants prefer acidic water (lower pH). Your water is hard, so it has a higher pH. But, that's not really important. The plants will adapt.
Research the above. You may need to make some small changes.
|Sounds like the bottoms of the stems arent getting enough light.
In the current tank for a month, they generally don't completely die it seems like they just molt and need trimming all the time.
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|I had a similar issue with my stems of cabomba and repens. Mine I believe was do to the shipping and heat. After about a week of fighting with the bottom kinda melting and replanting the top after a trim they took off quite quick. How long have you had them? Sorry not much more help, just sounded similar to my issue.
Stem plant issues, and a quick water question
I seem to have issues with my stem plants and it is driving me crazy! Currently I have cabomba, moneywort and repens. My cabomba seems to shed a lot and slowly turn to mush, the moneywort and repens lose leaves like crazy and all three stem plants turn to mush at the bottom of the stem. My tank is low light, 20l with 1 t8 6700k bulb. I dose ei ferts based on the petaphile low tech/once a week dosing. I used organic miracle gro garden soil and sand for substrate (i know people recommend the potting soil but i grabbed the wrong one and have no issues with ammonia from it). Parameters are stable.
My rooted plants are doing fantastic, I have crypt wendtii, dwarf sag, radican sword, and 2 other swords I cant identify, possibly ozelot and something else. In any case these guys have seachem root tabs and have been growing like crazy! My moss is also growing well and so is my java fern. It is only the stems affected and I have no idea why.
My water question is, there are always suspended particles in my water which kinda drives me crazy lol, I have a sponge filter and ac30 HOB on my tank, both of which are up max but there are still particles suspended. I generally keep my water line up past the black trim for aesthetic reasons but it means the HOB doesnt create as much surface agitation, do you think surface agitation would help move the particles to get sucked up by my filters? I also have very very hard water so could that be why?
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UTSA exhibit features sculptures made of discarded materials
(Jan. 13, 2005)--An upcoming UTSA sculpture exhibit features works made from discarded junk. Art in America magazine says the work by California artist Patrick Nickell "puts a new spin on abstract sculpture with his funky forms."
As part of a three-stop national tour, the traveling exhibit, "Built for Speed: A Sculpture Survey," is presented by the UTSA Department of Art and Art History at the Arts Building gallery on the 1604 Campus from Jan. 20 to Feb. 18. The exhibit is free and open to all.
A reception, free and open to the public, is 6-8 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 20 with a talk by the artist at 7 p.m. UTSA gallery hours are 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday-Friday and 2-4 p.m., Sunday.
"In order to maintain the professional reputation and quality programming of our gallery, we periodically invite artists of national stature to exhibit at UTSA," said Frances Colpitt, chair of art and art history. "Exhibits such as this give students the opportunity to gain knowledge of and appreciation for a range of directions in contemporary art."
Nickell's works are made of discarded waste materials such as tin cans, metal mesh, string, bubble wrap, plywood, corrugated cardboard, translucent plastic discs and newspaper cobbled into frameworks forming a variety of shapes and textures.
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- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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Art in America says Nickell "investigates established formal concepts of solidity, transparency, interiority and symmetry. This handsome mid-career survey of 38 sculptures made over the past 17 years illuminates the essential properties and playful spirit of the artist's handmade discs, tubes, bags, platforms, clusters and boxes."
ArtScene says Nickell "transforms these materials into constructions that refer to nothing in particular but become compelling for their obsessive attention to detail. They convey a feeling of having been a hoot to make. There is something redemptive and insistent about wresting order, even beauty from junk."
Nickell, who was born in 1960 in Van Nuys, Calif., received his B.A. from Linfield College in McMinnville, Ore. and his M.F.A. at Claremont Graduate School in Claremont, Calif. Among other venues, his works have been exhibited in California at the Luckman Gallery, California State University, Los Angeles; Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions; Otis/Parsons Gallery; Sue Spaid Gallery; Laguna Art Museum, Laguna Beach; and Montgomery Gallery, Pomona College, Claremont and at the Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle and the Kohler Center for the Arts, Sheboygan, Wis.
The exhibition features a 48-page, color-illustrated catalog with essays by Julie Joyce, curator of the exhibition and gallery director of the Luckman Fine Arts Complex, California State University, Los Angeles and Anne Ayres, curator, art historian and director of the Ben Maltz Gallery at Otis College of Art and Design, Los Angeles.
Patrick Nickell's "Built for Speed: A Scultpure Survey" was organized by the Luckman Fine Arts Gallery, California State University, Los Angeles, and supported by a generous grant from the Pasadena Art Alliance.
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Old cool Tony said "See ja, don't wanna be ja", as he drove off with his ladies in his low rider LD pimp mobile.
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A fellow affiliate friend of mine, Mike Colella, came up with something extremely impressive a couple years ago. He told me about how he was starting to spy on the Google content network, which really blew my mind! Everyone & their brother has been spying on search for ages, but content?? Unheard of!
So it took him a lot longer and a lot more money than I know he had been prepared for, but his masterpiece is finally complete. Now I want to take some time to really discuss it with him, and get some of the questions that I have answered from him personally.
Join me for what will surely be a very informative and educational webinar with Mike Colella, on Tuesday May 17th at 8PM Eastern.
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If you can't remember the last time you bought a new undershirt, it's high time to replace those sweat-stained 16-pack staples. We're trading up to this cotton-blend V-neck—with just a hint of elastane, it fits snug but not too tight, and is made all the more comfortable by scratch-free labels. It also has a thinner collar, longer arms, and more length than the department-store variety.
Love: the length, the sleeve length, the neckline, the feel and it seems to be of high quality.
Don't love: really hugs the body (if you're an L normally, order an XL), shrinks almost a full inch in length.
Overall, I'd say 4.25 stars. If you don't have a perfect body this is fine as an undershirt, but you'll never be able to wear it on it's own. It does shrink a bit, so beware of that.


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No, this Dane Cook plays free safety for Ball State. It isn't known if he is funny, but it's a safe bet that he's funnier than the other Dane Cook, who — incidentally and to our great shame — is from Boston. The Ball State Dane Cook got busted recently for, get this, not paying a cab fare. The story is a little vague, but authorities in Muncie, Indiana, are slapping him with a theft charge, which is a class-D felony in those parts. Like the Michael Bolton character in Office Space, the poor bastard now faces losing his job, in addition to being stuck with that shitty name for all eternity.
Let's be generous and give him just four points for this one. Not that taxi drivers should ever have to put up with crap from hulking jocks, but when you have a name like that, you get at least one mulligan.
Yet another
Meanwhile, on the heels of this past week's child-support case involving former Oakland A's first-baseman Troy Neel, we have another. This time the cad is Jason Caffey, who once played for the Chicago Bulls as an only very occasionally effective reserve big man.
According to new reports, Caffey owes one Lorunda Brown more than $200,000 in child support and legal fees. Caffey apparently has 10 kids with eight women, and Brown is one of the latter. In October, an Atlanta judge rejected his appeal for bankruptcy, clearing the way for an arrest warrant on the child-support charges, which was issued this past week.
These new revelations, incidentally, move Caffey up the list of famed deadbeat jock dads. Previously, he was just below Evander Holyfield, as the former heavyweight champ has long been known to have nine illegitimate children, while previous reports had Caffey with just eight (by seven women). Apparently he continued procreating after his career ended.
Fifty points for Caffey — it should be noted that the only time the public ever hears about these athletes who have multiple illegitimate children is when they fail to pay support and that information ends up in a court complaint. So who knows how many Caffeys there are out there? This stuff is getting out of hand.
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Here's a weird one. A young man who a decade or so ago helped Mexico win the Little League World Series was arrested this past week on kidnapping charges.
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OK, sweet. 2 years ago you got as low as 5 hives, currently you have about 40. Presumably the survivors from the packages you mentioned buying. Wasn't that hard to say was it?
Much as you think I should, I don't read every word you write, or everything in the hundreds of links you find in google. I was not aware of all this, and your previous posts seemed evasive.
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"The overwhelming and undisputed evidence presented at the hearing shows that Empire is not now experiencing a financial emergency, or near emergency, and is able to provide safe and adequate service to its customers, regardless of whether or not it receives an interim rate increase," said the Commission. "In addition, the Commission has already taken regulatory action concerning the Joplin tornado by issuing an accounting authority order to protect Empire's earnings until completion of its general rate proceedings. That order permits Empire to defer its tornado-related costs for potential recovery in rates until the conclusion of this rate case."
On July 6, 2012, The Empire District Electric Company filed an electric rate case with the Missouri Public Service Commission seeking to increase annual electric revenues by approximately $30.7 million. Included in that request was an interim rate increase request of approximately $6.2 million.
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I was hand sewing a reverse applique block and when I had finished the centre white section picked it up to look at my handy work and blow. Blow blow. I had stitched one of the corners underneath . This is the finished block.
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I was hand sewing a reverse applique block and when I had finished the centre white section picked it up to look at my handy work and blow. Blow blow. I had stitched one of the corners underneath . This is the finished block.
Finished is better than a UFO
know one will know unless you tell them! it looks good from the picture---unless it's for a show to be judged no one is going to study it looking for mistakes. the good thing about (hand made) is it doesn't look as if some factory machine pumped it out along with a million just like it.
the Amish will turn a block upside down or do some other (error) on purpose if their quilt is looking too perfect---because only God creates perfection-and thinking about that....ever seen 2 perfectly exact leaves, or snowflakes, or trees, ..... your block is very nice!
hiding away in my stash where i'm warm, safe and happy
I have to agree with Ckcowl...I can't see anything wrong with it, its gorgeous!
It's quarter to me time!!
I didn't notice it. Just don't point it out and very few other people will either.
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you would have to point out the mistake to me, too. btw for the amish to purposefully do something imperfect would not be right. i have heard that it only shows ones vanity, i think that is the word for it.
"perfection is the enemy of done."
"the secret to having it all is knowing you already do."
been there, done that. I was applique-ing while on the subway to work. I went to put the applique away and had sewn it to my skirt!
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If you're talking about the bottom right, where it's more rounded than pointed, no one but a fellow reverse-appliquer would notice. And it took me a full five minutes of careful study.
A fabric stash is always missing that one fabric needed to finish the quilt on which you're working.
Your block is lovely! Unless you have already corrected it, I sure can't see anything wrong with it. Have I stitch something into my hand sewing? Yes, ME. I once stitched in a bit of my cotton shirt tail into the back of my hand stitching.
I have no idea what you are talking about but your block looks great.
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Davidson at New Mexico at 2AM est......
Good luck! Will you be staying up for the entire 24 hours?
I wish LOL...in hindsight im a moron for not taking these two days off work...but the corporate grind churns on so I'll be dreaming of waking up to cashed tickets ;-)
My game plan is to stay up till 4:30 AM and catch the end of the new mexico game tonight and then sleep till 10 and get up and watch the harvard game which i just bet. We'll see if i can stick to that schedule lol, BOL tomorrow.
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Ya know now that I think about it this gives me a good reason to stay up and work late....at least I can have BBall on while i'm doing it
Good luck, Jester. I laid off the NM play. I hope you nail it!
Been watching your work for a while Jester. Like what you do. Have a great night.
You must have missed tonight my friend LOL on an 0-5 start...insanity breaking out tonight on the hardwood :-(


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Bauer and CCM both made some big improvements for their respective skate launches this year. CCM has made more improvements to their RBZ skates, but in fairness to Bauer, CCM had a longer road to travel down in terms of quality. The good news – CCM is now right there and has built a skate that matches up with the very best of them.
Both companies focused on a few features to improve upon, releasing a new holder with their respective launches, an upgraded lacing system, a new tongue and an improved quarter construction material.
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Both CCM and Bauer used a material new to their respective lines for this season. Bauer crosses over the CURV composite material (previously seen on the Supreme line) to the APX2 skates. Combined with their X-Rib pattern, the Bauer boot provides your foot with maximum structural support and stability. This allows for the best energy transfer, leading to quicker turns and faster acceleration.
The RBZ, on the other hand, is built from the CCM SpeedCore Technology. This provides pro level stiffness to maximize your foot reaction speed and explosiveness. The boot is 24% stiffer than CCM's last pro-level skate, the U+CL. CCM also overhauled the actual inner fit of the boot, giving it a wider fit than most boots and giving it much greater contour. This makes for a true heel lock and helps to secure your heel in the boot. Less movement inside the boot leads to more control on the ice. The Action Form Foam core is still highly moldable, but this skate has CCM's best out of the box feel ever – and far better overall fit than previous models.
Both tongues are new for this year. Both companies took the hint from their pro and college players by putting in tongues that are most requested at the very highest levels. CCM put in a pro-style felt tongue with injected foam to help prevent lace bite as well as give you a little bit of protection from impact. Bauer's APX2 also went over to a more traditional felt tongue, with an abrasion guard on the front to help stop lace bite.
The new lacing system on the APX2 from Bauer is quite innovative. They put in place a one-piece injected lacing system. This maximizes the energy return and transfer in every stride. On top of that it helps retain its consistency throughout the life of the skate, preventing individual eyelets from failing and strengthening the durability of the skate. This feature gives Bauer a large advantage over competitors, as it's unique and useful.
The CCM RBZ has a lacing pattern which attacks fit and flex issues that many players have voiced. In the fore foot of the skate, the eyelets have a little more give and are closer together, allowing for a better wrap in the lower foot where it is needed. The upper section of eyelets are stiffer and face straight out to give players forward flex as needed.
Last but certainly not least, both companies released new holders this year, both of which are taller than their predecessors. CCM's SpeedBlade 4.0 is 4 mm taller and Bauer's TUUK LightSpeed Edge is 3 mm taller. This is done so that you can get lower to the ice in turns, producing quicker turns and more power exiting turns.
The CCM holder is strengthened using their Speed Ribs, creating less torsion and less deflection. This leads to better control and less energy loss in stride. The SB 4.0 also features industry standard holes for mounting, allowing the holder to be easily mounted on other manufacturers' skates. The steel itself is the SB HyperGlide, a polished steel runner, designed for less friction and better glide. It is also made from a harder steel, allowing it to hold its edges longer than many other models on the market.
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11:06 24th January 2014
Hailing "the greatest ever"
Wolves' supporters will get the opportunity to pay tribute to one of their finest at Molineux tomorrow with a minute's applause for the great Bert Williams.
And more of the club's former goalkeepers have been queuing up to pay tribute to the man who will always be remembered as 'The Cat'.
The man charged with taking on the difficult mantle of following the legendary Williams in the Wolves goal was Malcolm Finlayson.
It was a role the Scot took on with great aplomb, but to him – there was never any doubt he was following "the greatest goalkeeper in the club's history."
"Bert was a gymnast and that showed because his greatest ability was his agility – it was a great attribute," said Finlayson.
"When I was 18, I saw him play for England against the Italians at White Hart Lane. He played out of his skin that day and has been remembered for that game ever since.
"He played against the foreign teams in the famous floodlit friendlies and was equal to whatever challenge came his way.
"I was a different kind of keeper to Bert but I admired him greatly.
"And the other thing about him was that he was such a nice fellow off the pitch. Some players aren't really amenable with spectators but Bert always was.
"It's been quite a while now since he finished playing but he is going to be sadly missed.
"Bert was the greatest goalkeeper in the club's history."
Two goalkeepers who followed in both Williams' and Finlayson's footsteps in the Wolves goal were Fred Davies and Phil Parkes.
"Without Bert I would never have had a career – he taught me so much it was amazing," said Davies.
"He was a unique, a one-off – you don't come across people like that very often in your life.
"It's very sad – I shall miss him terribly."
Parkes added: "Bert was one of the greats – up there with Billy Wright – and probably the best goalkeeper to have played for Wolves.
"You don't get to win as many England caps as he did without being special.
"I got to know him through the Wolves' Former Players' Association in his later years and you couldn't wish to meet a nicer man."
Williams made 420 appearances in Wolves' colours, which was a record for a goalkeeper until surpassed by Mike Stowell in 1999.
The current record-holder admits it was a massive honour.
"So much has been said about Bert this week and all of it fully deserved," says Stowell.
"No praise could be heaped high enough.
"The word legend was made for people like Bert - he was a true great in every sense of the word.
"Bert was humble, friendly and kind and his love of Wolves wasn't just about from his playing days despite all that he achieved – he was fully up to date with modern day Wolves too.
"I feel proud that I am the only man to have played more times in goal than Bert, and I feel proud to stand in his shadow.
"His games were played at the highest level – he was a true great."
Even more recently Matt Murray became a friend of Williams and received a regular supply of good wishes and support before his own retirement. (CLICK HERE TO VIEW STORY)
Wayne Hennessey also met 'The Cat' on many occasions, and indeed all three of Wolves' current senior keepers are well aware of the illustrious footsteps in which they follow.
"It was sad news to hear that Bert had passed away on Sunday," said Hennessey.
"I met him a few times and he was such a nice bloke and a true gentleman.
"Me and Matty went to see him a few times and it was an honour for me when I was invited along to his book launch.
"Whenever he met me he always knew how I was getting on and he would talk to me about how things were going.
"He kept a close eye on all of us goalkeepers and I think had a great knowledge of football even a long time after he'd finished playing.
"It was such a pleasure to know him.
"He was obviously a great goalkeeper as well and the honours he won with Wolves and number of England caps prove that.
"Not many people get to play in goal for England especially at a World Cup and that tells you how good he was.
"He was a legend around here and I am sure the fans will give him a great send-off tomorrow."
Carl Ikeme added: "I remember meeting Bert with the other keepers when we all came to an event.
"It was a real privilege to meet him and he was such a nice fellow who asked how I was getting on.
"His record as a player shows just how good he was and I am sure he is going to be sadly missed."
Aaron McCarey added: "I didn't know Bert Williams but I have read about him and heard so much from the other lads who had met him.
"It is clear he was a Wolves legend and I am sure he will always be remembered by both Wolves fans and football fans in general."
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New team, new car, new engine and by the looks of it, a new driver. New Zealand V8 Supercars driver Shane van Gisbergen walked away from the category in 2013 saying he'd lost his passion for the sport.
Eight weeks late it was announced he was back in the game, and not with his old team, but Tekno Autosports, and to the consternation of quite a few fans, in a Holden.
The young Kiwi certainly announced his intentions at the opening round of the 2013 series with style by setting pole position for today's first race at the Clipsal 500 in Adelaide.
He hold off challenges from Mark Winterbottom and Craig Lowndes to achieve his first solo pole position. Newcomer to the series, and fellow Kiwi, Scott McLaughlin made the top 10 shoot out on debut and finished 10th with Fabian Coulthard ticked nicely in fourth.
The fourth New Zealander in the field, Jonny Reid, had a testing afternoon in he'd never sat in before this weekend and could only manage 27th.
"We were in the top five for most of the day and the car felt amazing. I am enjoying myself and just going racing. I am just getting out there and doing it," said van Gisbergen.
"It is an amazing feeling to score my first proper pole position."
Things weren't too good for the two new manufacturers in the championship with the best placed Nissan in the hands of Michael Caruso qualifying 13th and the best placed AMG Mercedes piloted by Lee Holdsworth in 23rd.
The first of the two 78 lap races for the weekend starts at 5pm NZ time.
Former two-time world MotoGP champion Casey Stoner's move to four wheels was a mixed bag. He crashed out in race one on Friday but showed he might have the goods today. Starting from the rear of the grid in 30th place, the Aussie muscled his way through the pack to finish 14th showing top 10 pace along the way.


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President Obama Proposes Cuts in Aid Programs to Preserve Pell Grant
Mark Kantrowitz
February 14, 2011
President Obama is proposing to cut some student aid programs to maintain the maximum Pell Grant at $5,550 in 2011-12 as part of the FY2012 federal budget request. This comes after the House Republican leadership proposed cutting the maximum Pell Grant by $845 on Friday.
The Pell Grant program has a $20 billion funding shortfall due to large increases in the number of recipients and the average grant amount. The number of Pell Grant recipients increased 45% from 6.1 million in FY2008 to 8.9 million in FY2010. At the same time, the average Pell Grant increased 39% from $2,970 to $4,115. Combined, the total expenditures for the Pell Grant program doubled in just three years.
The program's recent growth is partly because of the economy and partly because the maximum grant was increased to compensate for four years of flat funding during the Bush administration. The number of students filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is up by about a third in the last three years. More of the applicants are qualifying for the Pell Grant. The Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 was supposed to provide stable funding for the Pell Grant program, but $20 billion in savings from the switch to 100% Direct Lending was diverted to deficit reduction.
If the funding shortfall is not addressed, the maximum Pell Grant will drop from $5,550 to $3,240 in 2011-12, a decrease of $2,310. To avoid this, the President is proposing to cut other student aid funding, such as year-round Pell Grants and the subsidized interest on student loans to graduate and professional students.
Eliminating year-round Pell Grants. The year-round Pell Grant program allows students in accelerated programs to receive two Pell Grants in a single year. It was enacted by the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 and became available in the 2009-10 academic year. The US Department of Education says that the extra grants "cost 10 times more than anticipated and failed to demonstrate a meaningful impact on students' academic progress." The year-round Pell Grants were also disproportionately used by for-profit colleges, which are more likely to have students studying year-round without a summer break. Eliminating the year-round Pell Grants saves about $8 billion.
Eliminating the subsidized interest benefit on subsidized Stafford loans for graduate and professional students. During the in-school and grace periods the federal government pays the interest on subsidized Stafford loans. The budget proposal will eliminate this benefit on subsidized Stafford loans to graduate and professional students, but retain it for undergraduate students. (The budget proposal also appears to allow undergraduate subsidized Stafford loans to continue to qualify for the subsidized interest benefit during in-school deferments for graduate and professional school.) In effect the subsidized Stafford loans will become unsubsidized Stafford loans. The US Department of Education says that the subsidized interest benefit for graduate students is "poorly targeted" at financial need. Eliminating the subsidized interest benefit will increase the graduate student debt burden, but the income-based repayment plan and public service loan forgiveness program provide a safety net for students who struggle to repay their debt. This change will save about $2 billion.
The elimination of subsidized interest on loans to graduate and professional students will increase the debt at repayment by about a fifth, adding thousands of dollars to their debt burden. Currently, graduate and professional students can borrow up to $8,500 a year in subsidized Stafford loans. (The average subsidized Stafford loan for graduate and professional students was $7,083 in 2007-08. About a third (35.5%) of graduate and professional students received subsidized Stafford loans, a total of 1,227,400 students. Almost half (47.0% or 519,600 students) of graduating graduate and professional students graduate with subsidized Stafford loans, $16,899 on average.) The interest rate on subsidized Stafford loans for graduate and professional students is 6.8%. The average life of a subsidized Stafford loan dollar in an in-school or grace period is 2.9 years for graduate and professional student borrowers. This means that losing the subsidized interest benefit will add $1,676 to each $8,500 loan balance by the time the student enters repayment, a 19.7% increase. This adds more than $3,333 to the debt burden of graduate and professional students who graduate with a typical amount of subsidized Stafford loans. This assumes that the borrower defers repaying the interest by capitalizing it and that the interest is capitalized once, at repayment.
Adding an incentive for "split borrowers" to move their loans to the Direct Loan program. More than 6 million borrowers currently have loans in both the federally-guaranteed student loan program and the direct loan program. The US Department of Education will offer these borrowers an incentive of up to 2% of their loan balance to move their loans into the Direct Loan program. This program will save about $2 billion.
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Wow I know I missed it the first time...really cool effects and love the colors
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Wow I know I missed it the first time...really cool effects and love the colors
you can annoy me like this any time LOL Beautiful quilt!!
I don't get over here daily so I've never seen it- it's completely GORGEOUS!!
If you posted before, I missed it too. Love it. Great work, as always.
I know I missed it the first time, Just a lovely quilt, thanks for posting it again so us slackers got to see it.
Sweet Dreams come from under Cozy Quilts made with love.
Life is short, take time to enjoy it. Play with your kids and g-kids,
and do what you can for others.
I don't think you could ever "annoy" us. Great quilt!
It is gorgeous.
Another Phyllis
This life is the only one you get - enjoy it before you lose it.
Beautiful quilt!!! Not annoyed here either, I also enjoy seeing your posts!
Helen T.
That is beautiful. Never annoyed to see something twice, especially this pretty quilt.
I di not see it before, so not annoyed either. Besides, some things are worth a second look. This is worth a second... third... fourth...


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"La Patada"
July 7, 2001, in San José, Costa Rica
Medina, producer and host of the weekly radio program "La Patada" (The Kick), was murdered by unknown assailants who shot him three times at close range with a .38-caliber weapon, once in the back and twice in the head.
Medina's 28-year-old program often denounced official corruption and earned him numerous threats. Starting in 1999, on-air accusations he made about alleged fiscal improprieties at a local Catholic radio station led to its closure and an investigation of its former director.
Two months before his murder, Medina received death threats in connection with the accusations, and unknown attackers fired bullets at his house. Although Medina had been under police protection, he asked that it be lifted just days before his death.
In a July 10 letter, CPJ praised President Miguel Angel Rodríguez Echeverría for condemning the murder and encouraged the president to ensure that the perpetrators were caught. President Rodríguez responded with an e-mail message saying, "[M]y government is committed to cooperate as best as it can with the judicial authorities to clarify these facts until their ultimate consequences and will do all it can to discover the material and intellectual authors."
On December 19, 2007, a court in San José, Costa Rica's capital, convicted businessman Omar Chaves of ordering Medina's murder, and gunman Luis Alberto Aguirre Jaime of carrying it out. Father Mínor de Jesús Calvo Aguilar, the other accused mastermind, was acquitted in the murder case but convicted of fraud and sentenced to 15 years in jail. Chaves also got an additional 12-year jail term on the fraud charge. Six other suspects, accused of being intermediaries in the crime, were acquitted.
Medium: Radio
Job: Producer
Beats Covered: Corruption
Gender: Male
Local or Foreign: Local
Freelance: No
Type of Death: Murder
Suspected Source of Fire: Unknown Fire
Impunity: No
Taken Captive: No
Tortured: No
Threatened: Yes


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After taking a four-month hiatus to allow for the bird nesting season on Seahorse Key, the island and its lighthouse will be open to visitors on Saturday, July 2, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Access to the island and its beaches has been restricted since March 1 of this year, as it is annually, to protect against any interruption to the breeding and nesting activities of the rookery.
Visitors will have to use private boats, kayaks or canoes or tour boats from Cedar Key to reach the island that is a refuge for wildlife.
Retired Educators Meeting
The Levy/Gilchrist Retired Educators Association meets on the third Monday of every month at the Gathering Table in Chiefland with no June or July meeting. The meeting will start at 10:30 a.m. followed by lunch. Any retired educator from Gilchrist or Levy County is invited to attend.
Free Summer Yoga in Cedar Key
8-9:15 am Monday, Wednesday, Friday – Cedar Key Library. Yoga CDs are used for instruction and some experience is necessary.
The school year is winding down and the number of events at Cedar Key School are picking up. Here's a few to mark on your calendar:
• Thursday, June 2, 9 a.m., kindergarten graduation, auditorium
• Friday, June 3, 9 a,m., middle school awards, auditorium
• Friday, June 3, 10:30 a.m., high school awards, auditorium
• Saturday, June 4, 9 a.m., high school graduation, school gym
• Tuesday, June 7, 9 a.m., elementary awards, auditorium.
A new tradition arose this year as the senior class took a walk around the campus in their cap and gowns.
The seniors walked into the elementary building which erupted with applause and cheering. The walk around campus brings excitement to the seniors as well as the underclassman.
Cedar Key athletic awards banquet
Hannah Stallworth;
Shark Correspondent
On Tuesday, May 17, students, coaches and family gathered together in the Cedar Key School auditorium for the Athletic Awards Banquet. Over 100 people were in attendance at the banquet. 76 students were recognized for playing on one or more sports teams during the 2015-2016 school year.
Pictured, left to right, are Dr. Jack Payne UF/IFAS vice president, Dr. Mike Allen, director of NCBS, Dr. Kent Fuchs, president of University of Florida and Dr. Ken Sassaman, professor of Florida Archaeology Department of Anthropology visiting Shell Mound.
Staff from the Nature Coast Biological Station visited Cedar Key School on Monday, May 23, sharing with students a unique species of Alligator Snapping Turtle found in the Suwannee River.
Students were inquisitive and interested in the talk from biologist Travis Thomas, who works with NCBS. Thomas received his masters in Wildlife Ecology from the University of Florida and previously worked for Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation.
Leonardo's 706 on University Avenue in Gainesville is proudly touting on their menu that they serve fresh Cedar Key clams to their customers. They are in an appetizer and in seafood dishes like this boubaisse entree.
Where have you seen our local clams making an appearance? Drop us a note along with a photo of how they were used to email@example.com.
Ceremonies have moved this year from the Cedar Key Cemetery to City Park on Saturday, May 28, at 1 p.m. Levy County Commissioner Mike Joyner is the speaker at the ceremony. Ivan Chubb, veterans representative and a chaplain at the VA Medical Center in Gainesville, is organizing the event. The honor guard from AMVETS 444 in Williston will participate.
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Apple Hostels of Philadelphia
One of USA's highest rated hostels and located downtown in Old City, near Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell. NO curfew and NO lockouts!
At one of the highest rated hostels in North America, we strive to provide each of our guests with friendly, courteous and knowledgeable service, clean facilities, lots of activities and an environment that encourages our guests to socialize with one another. The hostel is located in Philadelphias safest neighbourhood, steps away from Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, the Visitors Center, the subway, and were surrounded by a myriad of restaurants, pubs and nightclubs.
The following are FREE: billiards table, wireless internet, cereal on weekends, tea and coffee, Thursday-night pub crawls and more. Our hostel has central air-conditioning, large modern kitchen and a large lounge. ISIC cardholders receive $2 off per night.
State and municipal hotel tax totaling 15.5% is not included in the price
We require that upon check-in each guest must provide one of the following: a valid foreign passport; or a government-issued ID showing that you live outside a 75-mile radius of the hostel.
You must be 18 years of age or older unless accompanied by a parent or a school-appointed chaperone. No children under 12 years old are allowed in our dorm room, no exceptions.
There is a 14-day maximum stay for all of our guests.
Men are not permitted in the mixed dorm room unless traveling with women. Women are always allowed in the mixed dorm room.
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
Hostel Facilities & Policies
- 24 Hour Reception
- 24 Hour Security
- Air Conditioning
- Bicycle parking
- Board Games
- Cable TV
- Card Phones
- Common Room
- Credit Cards Accepted
- DVDs
- Telephone/Fax Facilities
- Free City Maps
- Free Internet Access
- Free WiFi
- Foosball
- Games Room
- Hair Dryers
- Hot Showers
- House Keeping
- Internet Access
- Self-Catering Facilities
- Late check-out
- Laundry Facilities
- Linen Included
- Security Lockers
- Luggage Storage
- No Curfew
- Non Smoking
- Reading Light
- Reception (limited hours)
- Steam Room
- Taxes not included
- Tea & Coffee Making Facilities
- Tours/Travel Desk
- Towels For Hire
- Towels Included
- Vending Machines
- Washing Machine
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
Must-Read Hostel InfoThis property has specific Terms & Conditions.
State and municipal hotel tax totaling 15.5% is not included in the price.
We are affiliated with Hostelling International, so if you don't have a yearly membership you will need to pay the $3 daily membership. Yearly memberships can be purchased for $28 and include a coupon for one free night when staying 3 nights or more at an HI hostel in NYC, DC or Boston among others
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We're located at 32 Bank Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
From Philadelphia International Airport
Take the R1 train (follow the signs). Get off at the Market East Station. As you exit the train, turn in the direction the train was traveling and exit the platform towards 10th Street. Take Market Street towards 2nd Street (approximately 10 minutes walking distance to the hostel). Bank Street is between 3rd and 2nd Street on the right hand side. A taxi will get you from the Market East Station to the hostel for about $6 plus tip.
Shuttles are also available from airport for about $10 per person plus tip. You have to go to the Transportation desk located near the luggage area of each terminal and ask the person behind the desk to call one for you.
Taxis to the hostel have a flat rate of $28.50 and an additional $0.50 per person, plus tip.
From Greyhound Bus Station
Walk on Market Street towards 2nd Street (approximately 15 minutes walking distance to the hostel). Bank Street is a very small street (like an alley because it's one of the city's oldest streets) between 2nd and 3rd Streets, and the hostel is on the right hand side.
The Megabus (www.megabus.com) is cheaper than Greyhound from New York City and Washington, DC. Tickets are often only $1 if you buy them early enough, and their buses have free wireless internet. Get off at their 6th and Market Street stop, then walk down Market Street towards 2nd Street. Turn right on Bank Street. (This is an approximately 5 minute walk to the hostel).
Chinatown Bus
There are a few bus companies that depart from Chinatown in both New York, Baltimore and Washington DC. They let you off on 11th Street between Filbert Street and Arch Street. Walk to Market Street and then walk down Market Street towards 2nd Street. Turn right on Bank Street. (In total, this is approximately 12 to 15 minutes walking distance). Try booking your tickets online at www.buszoo.com or on www.megabus.com (select the red bus for Chinatown). Tickets start as low as $1.00! However, this website only lists the departure times for one of the companies. If the departure time is more important than the price, remember that more departure times are available through the other Chinatown bus companies.
From Amtrak Train Station
Take the blue-line subway from the train station. Get off on Second Street. Bank Street is a very small street (like an alley because it's one of the city's oldest streets) between 2nd and 3rd Street, so if you're walking up from 2nd Street towards 3rd Street, Bank Street will be on the left hand side.
Located Near
Independence National Historical Park
2 1/2 Blocks to Liberty Bell
2 1/2 Blocks to Independence Hall
1 Block to 2nd Street/Penn's Landing subway station
Around the corner from:
3 Blocks from the Market Street Megabus stop - a cheaper bus to or from New York City and Washington, DC than Greyhound.
10 to 15 minute walk to/from Greyhound and Chinatown buses.
15 minute walk to/form the Pennsylvania Convention Center.


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