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** Echa un vistazo a nuestra página web para ofertas y paquetes especiales ** Rochester histórico es ahora el hogar de su primer bed & breakfast "La Rochester Carriage House". La casa es más antiguo data de Rochester de nuevo a 1849. El hogar original sigue intacta con muchas mejoras añadidas en los últimos años, incluyendo una terraza interior de 800 metros cuadrados, piscina, casa de la piscina, cocina gourmet, etc Las tres habitaciones situado en la parte superior de la casa se pueden alquilar de forma individual o en conjunto . La cuarta sala ubicada en el lado oeste de la propiedad es de más de 900 metros cuadrados y cuenta con una cocina y sala de estar completa. Todas las noches de habitación se incluye un desayuno continental, que incluye: Frutas de temporada, waffles congelados y jarabe de arce, cereales fríos y calientes, yogur, sándwich de huevo, misc. pasteles, galletas, tostadas, mermeladas, té, café, jugo de naranja exprimido orgánico, agua mineral y leche. NOTA: el desayuno completo disponible a un costo adicional con previo aviso. Llegada 3:00 pm - Pedido 12 del mediodía
4,8 en febrero 18, 2017
Exceeded expectations great location and exactly what I was looking for in a get away
4,4 en septiembre 26, 2016
Wonderful hosts- like being part of the family. The Tiffany is large, bright and cheerful.
5 en agosto 07, 2016
Beautiful home that reminded me of Rochester from the early 20th century. They upgraded me to the master suite on my arrival. I was staying there for my high school reunion and the location was a short Lyft ride from downtown Rochester. The mother of the owners made me a great breakfast my first morning. I highly recommend the place. The home has such a peaceful presence about it. Very friendly owners. Enjoy your stay:)
3,2 en agosto 03, 2016
upon arrival room was not fully prepared , however we were greeted and made to feel welcomed. The breakfast was laid out and help yourself come morning however it seemed odd to be in someone else home and no one was around our awake at 9am.
4,8 en julio 20, 2016
I was skeptical about trying something new & different but Don was great. He allowed me to come view the property before my stay to make sure I was satisfied. I was even more eager after that, I couldn't wait to check in . The home was beautiful and cozy, we stayed in the Tiffany room, I absolutely loved the balcony access from the room straight to the pool, the in-room jacuzzi was a big plus , the skylights in the room are beautiful in the morning & lovely during the rain. lots of nearby places to eat even though you'll never wanna leave!!! Overall I can't wait to visit again thanks Don ~~ Turquoise
4,4 en junio 23, 2016
Excellent get away. Lovely property close to great restaurants, hiking, biking. Hope to visit again and will recommend to friends and family.
3,0 en junio 01, 2016
Great location--walking distance to town, park, great restaurants. Property could use a little TLC, but rooms were clean, beds were comfortable, and innkeepers lovely to work with. The Tiffany Suite was quite warm each evening, as Michigan was having a warm spell...the air conditioning is piped in via a mini-split which is not very sufficient on warm days after the skylights have let in hot sun all day. By 2am the room would finally cool off. In cooler weather, this would not be a problem, as the screened doors would certainly let in a nice breeze.
4,0 en abril 11, 2016
We rented the three beautiful and unique rooms for a family stay. We had a lot of fun together in the common rooms such as the bar area and the backyard with the basketball and pool table. My daughter loved the hot tub and we loved the suite with an entrance to the house as well as outside. We would definitely recommend this place.
4,4 en enero 04, 2015
The place was nice and cozy. The pantry food in the room was something that we didn't eat or drink. Everyone doesn't drink diet pop. We would recommend this place to our friends and will visit again.
3,8 en diciembre 01, 2014
This is a great location at an affordable price. It was perfect for the night before a family gathering on Thanksgiving. The room was small but cozy. The bed was comfortable. The breakfast pantry was well stocked with a wide variety of choices. We will consider this establishment in the future when we are in town.
Room Lexi one the two original rooms of the home is located on the upper floor. Overall colours in this beautiful room are in the soothing lavender family. There is a playful Parisian motif throughout the room. The small windows and shutter wood blinds makes this room quaint and cozy. It features a most luxurious queen size bed with plenty of down pillows and comforters. This room includes a small desk, flat screen tv with a built in dvd player, alarm clock and luggage rack. There is a well sized closet that comes equipped with extra pillows, comforters and plush robes. Right across from this room is a beautiful bathroom shared with the Tiffany room and the Room Anna all located on the upper floor of the home. NOTE: If Tiffany occupied the lower floor bathroom can be used.
Room Tiffany a new addition to the home it is located on the upper floor with a large outside private balcony where you can melt away the hours. There are two screen/glassed sliding doors one to the main balcony and the other to steps leading you to another seating area and then to a huge gorgeous pool on ground level. Both seating areas are great places to enjoy your morning coffee, read, or end your day watching the sunset with a nice glass of wine or san Pellegrino. This 280 square foot bedroom has a walk in closet with luxurious robes included and a heavenly plush queen size bed wrapped in rich colours and appealing textures. This warm comfortable room includes a ceiling fan, alarm clock, a flat screen television, dvd player, wireless internet and wi fi. Also comes equipped with a desk and comfortable chair. Attached to this room is a beautiful bathroom that features an oversized Jacuzzi tub for four, a shower, plush towels, soaps and shampoos included.
The Filly Pearl Suite is the largest of all the rooms. This 1024 square foot space is more like a luxury apartment. This suite has a private entrance opening up to gorgeous gardens where just feet away you can slip onto two large day beds overlooking the serene surroundings. Another entrance opens into the home. This suite has one private bedroom with a private bathroom attached. The decadent queen size bed is the feature of the bedroom surrounded by vivid reds and soft greens. Also included is a beautifully user friendly kitchen equipped with plates, pots, cutlery, cups and glasses. The kitchen opens up to a good size eating area and a comfortable seating area with a cozy couch and chair. With the high ceilings and spotlights make this open concept suite a cool spot to relax. The decorative red glass ornaments sitting on top high beams give this suite an elegant warmth throughout. This suite has two tv's with built dvd players one in the seating area and in the bedroom.
Room Anna one of the original rooms of the home is located on the upper floor. Cozy and charming with warm earthy brown tones decorated throughout defines this comfortable room. You will enjoy a luxurious queen size bed. By a window sits a beautiful wood rocking chair where you can enjoy a good read or a nice cup of tea. In another corner by the bed stands a colourful tiffany lamp that accentuates the room. This room includes a flat screen tv with a built in dvd player, radio/cd player, phone and luggage rack. Right across from this room is a beautiful bathroom shared with the Tiffany room and the Room Anna all located on the upper floor of the home. NOTE: If Tiffany occupied the lower floor bathroom can be used.
The Rochester Suite is located OFF PROPERTY at 315 W Third St. in Rochester MI, only 8 blockes from the Carriage House in our quaint downtown vintage house conveniently located in the heart of downtown Rochester. The 2nd floor master bedroom is nicely furnished with ample living space. It has a vaulted ceiling, cable TV & Internet, walk-in closet and a private bath with shower. Includes a living room – office with kitchenette. The suite is designed for long term stay guests in mind. You are 1 block from over 300 shops, restaurants and parks.
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The Queen Room is located off property at 315 W Third Street, in Rochester MI The property in our quaint, vintage house conveniently located in the heart of downtown Rochester. he 2nd floor 9×13 bedroom is newly remodeled and furnished with a new super comfortable queen size bed. It has premium cable TV & Internet, private bath with shower and stocked mini-pantry including microwave, refrigerator with food, toaster, coffee machine.
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El personal en el bed and breakfast rochester tiene una maravillosa variedad de diferentes aficiones e intereses que son útiles en el funcionamiento de un negocio exitoso de este tipo. Intereses similares que los tres comparten son una apreciación de las artes, la cocina, viajar a diferentes lugares de todo el mundo y aprender sobre diferentes culturas. Don y Paul sobre todo disfrutar de jugar y ver fútbol. Nancy disfruta bailando particularmente bellydancing y yoga.
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Moneyball Part II: Billy Beane shocks the baseball world. Again.
Does Billy Beane know something that no one else in baseball knows… again?? How could baseball's smallest market team put up a figure that scared off all the big market teams, including the craziest spenders of this off-season, for a player who has never stepped foot on even a minor league field in America? This week, Yoenis Cespedes signed a 4 year/$36 million contract with Beane's Oakland Athletics. Kevin Goldstein rated Cespedes the 20th best prospect in baseball coming into 2012, and he has put up some incredible numbers against baseball's elite, albeit in a small sample size. In six games during the 2009 WBC, Cespedes hit 2 home runs, drove in 5, and hit .458; good for an OPS of 1.480. This move by Oakland came completely out of left field (pun intended), and brings up many interesting questions; I'll attempt to answer three of them.
1. Does this deal make financial sense for Oakland?
This deal does make financial sense because to be worth $9 million a year, Cespedes will only need accumulate a WAR of 8.0 (based on today's current market). Also, the contract does not push Oakland's 2012 payroll over $60 million. Id be shocked if Cespedes wasn't worth 2 wins a season over the next four years. The outfielders who had around 2.0 fWAR in 2011, were Coco Crisp, David Dejesus, Seth Smith, and Josh Willingham… all who are ironically connected to Oakland. I'm not a scout so I can't truly analyze his ability, but from what I've read Cespedes will likely be more productive than those five players. I'm sure Beane feels the same way, or else he would not have made Cespedes his highest paid player for the upcoming season.
2. Can Cespedes reach his maximum potential, and if he does what does that mean for Oakland?
Based on Cespedes' 2011 numbers in Cuba, Clay Davenport projects a major league line of .245/.311/.469 for the Cuban outfielder. A .780 OPS is solid and similar to the offensive numbers put up by outfielders, Adam Jones, Marlon Byrd, and the 2007-10 version of Hunter Pence; which would be serviceable to Oakland, but not the superstar Beane seems to be hoping for. Oakland's front office must think that Cespedes will reach his lofty potential, and be a powerful corner outfielder along the lines of Jay Bruce. Over the last two seasons, Bruce has produced an average of 29 home runs and an OPS of .832. Bruce is projected (by Bill James) to have an OPS of .859 and hit 32 home runs, in 2012. An outfielder in his late twenties, who is able to put up those kind of numbers would be an extremely valuable asset, and make this signing an incredible one.
The question is if Cespedes will be used to bring in another stock of prospects to continue Oakland's rebuilding, or if his production will have Oakland competing during 2014 and '15 seasons. Beane has traded almost all of his valuable assets away this off-season (Trevor Cahill, Gio Gonzalez, and Andrew Bailey), for a stock of young players that have added to Oakland's youth. Oakland won't be competitive in the A.L. West in 2012 or 2013. But, they have an interesting young pitching staff, and Jemile Weeks is a ballplayer, so by 2014 when there will be two wild cards teams, it would not be outrageous to think the Athletics will be a playoff contender. Waiting through two more non-competitive seasons may be a little depressing for Oakland fans, but there is definitely some glimmers of hope.
3. Is cleaning house at a certain position and then acquiring a massive surplus at that position in the same off-season, the new "Moneyball" strategy?
On December 31st, Oakland's outfield consisted of Ryan Sweeny, Michael Taylor, and Jermaine Mitchell, …. Who?? Since then, they have traded for Josh Reddick, Smith, and Colin Cowgill, and signed Crisp, Cespedes, and Jonny Gomes. The moneyball concept used to be acquiring players with high OBP's, that concept now seems to be all about converting a weakness into a surplus. Let's say you lock in Crisp in center and Cespedes in right, that leaves Oakland with four outfielders, two left-handed and two right-handed all competing for left field. I'm not sure if Beane has a plan to trade some of this stock, or just wants an incredible amount of depth. Cespedes, Smith, Reddick, Cowgill and Crisp are all under team control for at least the next three years, so it seems that Gomes is the most expendable. This amount of outfielders leaves me as confused as Scott Hatteberg must've been when he was told that he was going to replace Jason Giambi at first base in 2002. I honestly cannot come to any conclusion on what Beane expects to do with all of these outfielders. My best guess is that he hopes Gomes gets enough at-bats in 2012, to have some value at the trade deadline, then trade Smith either before 2013 or during, and have Crisp, Cespedes, and Reddick as a lethal outfield in 2014. I'm not sure if Beane's strategy for the future is the right one, but the last time he thought outside the box like this, his team was a perennial contender.


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I thought it was necessary to write a short blog about a some events in the past few weeks that I thought were interesting. I won't go into too much detail because we would be here for days.
Several weeks ago, the Gamasara Methodist Church decided to hold a church revival in the Gamasara village. Rachel and I had yet to go the village, so we were both pretty excited to attend. Friday evening Rachel, Liz (a commissioned missionary here with the Methodist church), and I traveled out to the village on piki-pikis. The revival was suppose to start at 3:00 pm so we arrived in the village at 3:00 pm. No one was there. Our faithful piki-piki driver, Chambili, stayed at our sides so that we were not stranded in the village to protect us from loneliness. About an hour later, some of the church leaders began showing up. Slowly, everything began coming together. Several different choirs from differing Methodist churches showed up, three preachers appeared, and church members began filtering in. In Tanzania, the prominent idea regarding sound equipment is the louder the better. The church had rented three huge speakers and a professional soundboard which they set up outside under a tree. At about 5:30-6:00 pm the revival actually began. A few months ago, the delay in starting would have been a great annoyance to me. Now, I actually enjoy it. The scenery here in Northern Tanzania is marvelous. Therefore, during the 2-3 hours of waiting I was able to sit quietly on a blanket in the grass, under an ancient tree, and gaze out upon the savanna. It was quiet and peaceful. Creation was revealing to me the beauty and majesty molded by our mighty Father. It was wondrous! In Tarime, there are always noises. Our neighbors play loud music all night long. Packs of dogs howl throughout the night. The cows across the street are always talking to one another. There is never silence. But here, in the village, there was silence. There was peace.
Once the revival began, about two hundred villagers filtered in. As I have stated before, Tanzanians love to dance, so dancing and singing filled the air for several hours. I was able to speak to the villagers both nights about different health topics. The first night I spoke on making your own clean water using the sun, and the second night I spoke about healthy eating and washing your hands. The first night, I passed out water bottles to those who wanted them. It was pretty cool to see bebes (grandmothers) worshiping and dancing with water bottles in their hands. Several preachers spoke throughout the two nights. It was loud (so loud that at one point the speakers started smoking) but it was filled with joy!
The next weekend, Rachel and I went with some friends to another village to attend their church service. This was an amazing experience! The church was a small square building made from mud and sticks. Grasses cut and tied together formed the roof. A small alter sat in the front and then small boulders were placed on the ground. The church hopes to build a bigger building. To be able to build the foundation, the women come to church bringing small boulders on their heads. After enough rocks are carried in and enough money is collected, the church can begin to build their building. As church members began arriving, we crammed about sixty people into the small 10 ft x 10 ft building, while others stood outside. Church lasted about two hours, where afterwards we ventured down the hill to the preacher's house. His house was similar in structure to the church and painted with a beautiful design on the outside and inside. As we were eating the rice and beans the preacher's wife served us, my curiosity got the best of me and I asked what kind of paints he used to paint his house. Cow feces and mud was his response. Although this should not have caught me off guard it did and I had to quickly readjust the surprised look on my face.
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Last Friday, I had the privilege of sitting in on a focus group conducted by students in Dr. Shelley Tomkin's seminar on public opinion polling. What a great affirmation of Trinity's mission in women's leadership development! The students organized a highly disciplined and effective session in which other students, faculty and staff answered a series of questions about current politics. I will not go into the details here since the actual report will come from the class and I don't want to pre-empt their fine work. But I do want to share a few observations.
First — alumnae, watch out! As we have in the past, Trinity is doing a great job preparing leaders for the next generation. Sometimes, I'm asked by friends in the community if today's Trinity students will match the tremendous achievements of alumnae like Nancy Pelosi '62 or Kathleen Sebelius '70 or Cathie Black '66 or Maggie Williams '77. Match them? Good heavens, our sights are even higher! As I watched this class the other day, I imagined I could hear the echo of that old Trinity song, "By and by we'll go out to beat them…" Yes, the bar is set quite high, but today's students are well on their way to being tomorrow's great leaders in their own right.
Second — great students reflect the hard work of great faculty. Dr. Shelley Tomkin is an example of the tireless devotion of Trinity's faculty to student excellence. When people ask me whether today's Trinity students are held to the same high standards as previous generations, I point to the rigor and discipline of faculty members like Dr. Tomkin. She expects her students to do exceptional work every day. Dr. Minerva San Juan and Dr. Robert Redmond also gave generously of their time, along with Assistant Dean Vanessa Kilpatrick and Future Focus Director Veronica Gonzalez. The presence of these fine teachers and advisors reminded me that students really do respond best to high faculty expectations at Trinity.
Third — like thousands of Trinity students in prior generation, today's women have found their voices and are not afraid to raise them for the right causes. Trinity women do not all think alike, and our differences are clear in the way we express our opinions on a broad range of issues. The room on Friday included unabashed partisans — Democrats, Republicans, Independents, Obama supporters, Clinton supporters, McCain supporters. In true Trinity fashion, the speakers listened well and politely to each other, but yielded little ground in stating their own positions.
Uncharacteristically, I kept quite and listened for the entire session, except at the end. I then told the students something I believe so passionately: that we all must treasure the rare educational opportunity that women have here at Trinity, and then use this education as a force for great good in our world. The vast majority of the world's women, particularly women of color, not only remain uneducated, but also silent. In too many places around the world, women's lack of educational opportunity is a deliberate political choice, one with devastating economic consequences. Relatively few women on this vast planet have the opportunity, the security, the safe places and educational training to speak their minds, to give voice to their fondest hopes. In this year when race and gender are large issues in our national presidential election, we should not forget that America is a place where we have the luxury of such discussions, and American universities are places where bright minds can plumb the historical and philosophical and anthropological and religious and social depths of these issues. In too much of the rest of the world, there's no time for such polite discussion, there's only the grim reality of the consequences of appalling discrimination and oppression.
I came away from the seminar affirmed once again in my pride in Trinity. Trinity students today, inspired by the achievements of the great women who walked the Marble Corridor before them, exercise their voices and hone their talents here to get ready to take on the large tasks of leadership for the next generations of the global village.


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13 Days Left, 65% Funded, Preview of a Page or Two
Hello everyone!
This project has had some great momentum, and we've just crossed the halfway mark through the four weeks of the campaign. We're 65% funded and growing thanks to you wonderful 89 backers. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
I've been working hard with my book designer, and while we're not finished, I wanted to share with you a preliminary peek into what the interior pages of the book might look like!
We're still refining these, but they will give you a sense of the modern, sophisticated approach we'll be taking to text and images.
Here's what the few essays in the book will probably look like:
We're fiddling with the font for the body text, but I'm pretty happy with the headline font, and the overall layout of the essay.
Likewise, we're still working on font and proportions for the images section, but here's a snapshot of our current state:
We don't yet have the cover shot, stay tuned for that in the coming weeks.
In other news, I've been talking with Mohawk, whose photo paper I hope to use in the book, and they're interested in writing about the project, and I expect an article mentioning the project to appear in my hometown newspaper The Aspen Times on Thursday.
The buzz is building.
With a little under two weeks to go, and the holidays intervening, please make sure to spread the word among your friends, neighbors, and fellow wine lovers about this book. None of us get a copy if we don't hit the funding goal :-(
Again, thanks so much for your support.
Bob Chaplin on December 19, 2013
Keeping fingers crossed that your make the deadline! Book layouts looks great


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Date of Stay: May, 2011
Camped during the camp care weekend. We have camped at Southbend East KOA several times and they do not disappoint. The park is always clean and the staff is always friendly. While the sites are smaller they are heavily wooded with pine trees. The store is well stocked and the staff is knowledgeable. This time however, we did not use any of the amenities. We have in the past and have enjoyed the pool and activities.
Date of Stay: May, 2011
We camped over Memorial Day weekend. The park was clean and the staff was friendly. On Saturday and Sunday they offered activities for kids and adults. They also offered homemade waffles, bread, biscuits and gravy for a $. It was very good. On Sunday they had a lighted parade which was the best I've seen. The site we had was very accommodating for our large travel trailer. Very wooded and quiet. The only cons were no pool, they have a nice lake with toys in it and no storm shelter. We would definitely stay again. Would have given a 10 if they had a pool.


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A map is a scaled down representation of what actually exists on the earth's surface. River Rat Maps try to provide a new twist on that representation. The maps use vibrant colors, are informative and well….just plain fun to hang on the wall.
The Flathead Lake Map comes with an aqueous coating which helps protect against smudging and fingerprints.
Standard sizing makes it easy to frame if desired.


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MSc in Biological Sciences - Ecology and Evolution
MSc in Biological Sciences - Ecology and Evolution
Sustaining natural biodiversity and protecting the environment is impossible without extensive knowledge of ecology and evolution. The Institute for Biodiversity and Ecosystem Dynamics (IBED) offers a state-of-the-art Master's programme in Ecology and Evolution.
The aim of the programme is to promote understanding of:
- the relationships between living organisms
- the extinction and evolution of species
- the functioning of ecosystems
- how organisms live, interact and disperse on earth
Study programme
Students in this track begin the programme with some coursework on cutting-edge topics in Ecology and Evolution, by the second semester they will acquire hands-on research experience in their first research projects. Indeed, most of the track's two years are devoted to developing the necessary research skills in projects of your own choosing, within the University of Amsterdam or abroad. A thesis completes the curriculum.
Students benefit from a tailor-made individual study programme in which they focus on topics of personal interest, choose from a variety of courses and a wide array of research projects that are carried out in Amsterdam or abroad.
Career prospects
Graduates of the Master's programme in Ecology and Evolution are eligible for PhD positions at the UvA, as well as academic institutes such as the Dutch Institute for Ecology and the National Institute for Public Health and Environment, and at other universities around the world.
Alternatively, graduates can progress to management and research positions within commercial businesses (e.g., Plant Research International), public service and governmental agencies (e.g. Municipal Health Service in Amsterdam or the Institute for Marine Resources & Ecosystem Studies). Graduates may also choose a career in education.
Entry requirements
To be eligible for the track Ecology and Evolution of the Master's programme Biological Sciences, you must hold a Bachelor's degree in Biology.
In addition you have to comply with the following requirements:
- a bachelor's Grade Point Average (GPA) of 6.5 or higher (according to the Dutch grading system). The GPA is the average of the bachelor's course grades weighed by course/study load.
- you must have obtained the Bachelor's degree within 4 years
- you must have completed a Bachelor's Thesis (experimental work) of at least 15 ECTS credits. The subject of the Bachelor's thesis must show affinity with and advanced knowledge of the track Ecology and Evolution.
Additional information for international students
International applicants must also fulfill other general entry requirements set by the Faculty of Science regarding academic background, academic average and proficiency in English.
This school offers programs in:
- English
Cost & Fees
Information for Dutch and international students
Tuition fee rates are divided into statutory tuition fees and institutional tuition fees.
The statutory tuition fee (except for the part-time rate) is determined annually by the Dutch government.
Institutional tuition fee rates are set by the higher education institutions individually, and apply to students who do not meet the conditions for the statutory tuition fee rate.
The tuition fee rate is valid for a full academic year. The rate for enrolment as of 1 February 2016 can be determined by calculating 7/12ths of the given rate.
Statutory tuition fees 2015-2016
- full-time students €1.951
- part-time students €1.696
- dual programme students €1.951
- AUC students €4.076
- PPLE students €3.902
Enrolment provisions for the University of Amsterdam
In the Enrolment Provisions for the University of Amsterdam 2014-2015, the UvA Executive Board sets out the tuition and examination fee rates, and the enrolment conditions and procedures, among other things.
Exchange students
Other tuition fees apply to foreign exchange students. For more information, contact the faculty coordinator.
2015-2016 statutory tuition fees for students from the Netherlands, the EEA, the EU, Switzerland and Suriname
Students from the Netherlands, other countries within the European Economic Area (EEA), the EU, Switzerland and Suriname pay the statutory tuition fees if they satisfy the legal requirements.
2015-2016 institutional fee for students who do not qualify for the statutory fees
You are required to pay the institutional tuition fee if:
- you are not a national of an EU or EEA Member State, Switzerland or Surinam;
- after obtaining your Bachelor's degree you enrol for a second Bachelor's programme;
- after obtaining your Master's degree you enrol for a second Master's programme;
- you fail to satisfy all the conditions under one of the UvA's transitional arrangements.
Students who are to obtain their first degree within the CROHO field of health care or in a teacher training programme.
The high institutional tuition fee does not apply to students who attend a second Bachelor's programme during their first Bachelor's programme, nor to students who attend a second Master' programme during their first Master's programme. If you have registered for two Bachelor's programmes or two Master's programmes at the same time and you complete one of them, you will be allowed to complete your second parallel Bachelor's or Master's programme upon payment of the statutory tuition fee, provided that you do not interrupt your studies. This has been a statutory rule since the 2014 -2015 academic year.
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|by Oxcart
|Date Added: Sunday 08 April, 2012
I have used 2 of them for about 2 years. I have had to replace both batteries and had to drill the screws out to get the back off. It tears up the back and but you can hot glue it back in place. One of them just quit for no reason yesterday in the middle of timing a race. If 2 finishers come in right together, the paper tape printing unit can't keep up with them and will skip the second one. The information does reside in the machine still though. The software to get results into a computer is not "vetted" by Microsoft and all kinds of scary warnings pop up. It does eventually work though after you find a COM port it likes. The formatting is odd and I have to go through about a 15 step process to get results to a standard 1:23:45 format. There is no "idiot" lock out on the stopwatch START/STOP button so I made a raised cover out some out of Sculpy Clay and hot glued them to the top of the watch. Then you start and stop the watch with a key.Because I have the printer, I am getting ready to buy another one now and hope for better luck than with the last two. Maybe the manufacturer got smarter.
|by jcoop757
|Date Added: Thursday 27 October, 2011
Would be better if pressing lap button caught the next split while reviewing previous laps. Nothing happens if you are reviewing the other laps and press the lap button though.
|by Rich Y "Gadget User"
|Date Added: Thursday 10 March, 2011
First off, I have an earlier version of this watch when it had a 500 lap memory.This is a great stopwatch. I use this watch primarily for track work and it does everything I want it to. The memory is segmented meaning each event recorded with all the time splits is separate from another event with its splits. The events recorded have dates which is wonderful when you wish to review the history. The button placements and their functions are laid out well. On some other watches, I would need to flip the watch over to activate the buttons in the correct sequence when I was doing self timing. The buttons continue to be reliable as I have put them through thousands of clicks.I found this watch is fairly intuitive to use although you may need to read the manual for some of the more obscure functions.Having a huge memory allows you to accumulate lots of data before you need to down load it. Although it has a port for down loading data, I have not used it so I can't comment on it.This review is on the older version but will update on the new watch when I rotate it in for usage.
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............change that helmet and face mask combination. I love you as an athlete and a competitor, but for some reason I cannot take you seriously with that face mask.
Add a visor or switch to the robots that T2 sports or the double robots that C-Web wears.
Concerned Giants Fan
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I called to them, the customer services, just said he will transfer this complain to the billing department and said this was a market rate that was 3 times of the PSEG rate.
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This page describes records of applicants for old age pensions in Queensland and some other States, and leads to lists of 9,200 applicants' names. It explains who was eligible for a pension, and the implications for genealogy and family history research. See also 'Pension records before and after 1908-1909' below; and for a more detailed explanation of surviving records, see the book Tips for Qld Research.
The Australian Commonwealth Government began introducing various pensions from about 1908, but for a brief period during 1908-1909, old age pensions were the responsibility of the Qld State Government. Registers of applicants, and a few lesser sources, have survived and have been indexed. These registers include information about people who received the pension, plus hundreds of others whose applications were rejected. Although only those aged at least sixty-five (that is, born before about 1843-1844) were actually eligible, applications were received from many who were under the specified age.
Eligibility for the Old Age Pension
The Old Age Pensions Act of 1908 occupied twelve pages of the Queensland Government Gazette. The main criteria for eligibility are summarised as follows:
An application would be rejected if it failed to fulfil any of these criteria. Most rejections were on the basis of age or period of residence, but other reasons for rejection provide unique information about the applicant and his/her character and habits.
The maximum pension granted was 26 pounds per year (usually paid as 10 shillings per week). This was reduced if the applicant's annual income was more than 26 pounds, or if the total value of his/her property exceeded 260 pounds.
Implications for genealogical research
After a person lodged an application, the local police investigated the claim. No pension was granted unless statements made in the application were corroborated by documentary or oral evidence, so old age pension registers probably contain relatively reliable information.
In 1908-1909 electoral enrolment was not compulsory in Qld, and old age pension registers give the place of residence of many people who were not on electoral rolls. This includes some applicants who were not British subjects and not naturalised (and thus not eligible to vote) but who applied (though in vain) for a pension.
Sources indexed (all held by Qld State Archives):
My index to those sources has over 9,200 names. The vast majority are from the State-wide registers (the first two above), which give:
The two Clerk of Petty Sessions registers give similar details for applicants in their local area, plus (usually) marital status, spouse's name, full address and exact birthdate. The letterbook contains copies of letters from the Home Office to, or about, some pensioners. Only a small proportion of the entries are from these three sources.
* Search the names from my Old Age Pensions Index 1908-1909.
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For years before 1908, use the following sources (which I can search as part of my professional research service at Qld State Archives):
Pension records after mid-1909 are held by the National Archives of Australia, to whom enquiries should be directed; but two Queensland sources may give some information:
Interstate records
The Macquarie Book of Events says that New South Wales introduced the first old age pensions in 1900, and similar legislation was passed in Victoria around the same time. Enquiries should be directed to archival institutions in those States.
Police Department correspondence 1908-1952 refers to some residents of other States. See also the other suggestions below.
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Police Department correspondence re old age pensions and invalid pensions 1908-1952.
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Damaged Schools Prepare For New Homes
On Tuesday, residents of Far Rockaway came to vote at the Scholars' Academy. They stood on a mud-caked basketball court behind the school that looked like a dry river bed. Several white tents were set up outside with a few propane tanks to help keep people warm. Across the street residents were dumping damaged furniture and household items on the street.
The Scholars' Academy is among 43 schools too damaged by Hurricane Sandy to reopen any time soon. The Department of Education has arranged for its nearly 1,200 students in grades 6-12 to relocate to two different schools, which are 10 miles away in East New York, Brooklyn. The middle schoolers will be absorbed into P.S. 13's building while the upper grades will have classes inside W.H. Maxwell Career and Technical Education High School.
Relocating 43 schools has been a logistical nightmare for the Department of Education, given that so many schools are already bursting at the seams. The Scholars' Academy isn't the only one moving across borough lines. Bard High School Early College on the Lower East Side of Manhattan will join its sister school in Long Island City. A special education school in Queens, 256Q, will relocate to P.S. 273 in East New York, Brooklyn. In other cases, however, neighborhoods are sticking together. New Dorp High School on Staten Island will take in its feeder school, I.S. 2, which was flooded.
Brian O'Connell, principal of the Scholars' Academy, acknowledged the commute to Brooklyn will be a long haul for his pupils, many of whom remain in the Rockaways without heat or power. Others relocated to other parts of the city to stay with relatives and a few even left the state. "We don't believe all of them will get there," he said of the relocation, though he acknowledged there aren't a lot of convenient places to relocate because their school is in such an isolated part of the city.
Late Tuesday, the Department of Education said it would provide buses from about half of the closed schools to their new locations. But it said it didn't have enough buses for everyone and that it would focus on students in grades K-8 who have to travel the furthest, and to high school students in the Rockaways. Parents were told to check the D.O.E. web site, and the agency said it was making robo-calls to families. Students who don't get school buses will have to find other ways to get to their new locations. The D.O.E. said it will reimburse families for transit, and give out free metro-cards to all high school students at relocated schools who do not already have one.
Chief Academic Officer Shael Polakow-Suransky said the city's main school bus office lost power, so officials couldn't consolidate routes and serve everyone. He hoped to add more buses soon.
The relocation is also a challenge for staffers. O'Connell said his own house in the Rockaways was flooded and he's now staying at a hotel in Brooklyn. Some staffers lost cars or homes. But he said all but a handful had been able to come to P.S. 13 for planning meetings, which were going well. He said the elementary school is giving up about 16 classrooms for his pupils. When his staffers arrived this week, he said, they were hugged by teachers from the receiving school and a charter school that also shares the building. "It was amazing to see that level of professionalism, the magnitude of humanity this crisis has sparked."
He said folding tables and chairs had been loaned from a local company. And the Children's Aid Society sent two staffers with a background in crisis intervention and trauma.
But Ann Marie Todes, who teaches sixth grade humanities at Scholars' Academy, worried about splitting up the school into two locations at a time of crisis.
"I absolutely do think they should try as much as possible to keep the kids together," she said. "They're traumatized." Todes said she's been teaching in the Rockaways for decades, which she describes as "a really tight community." She's been staying in touch with her students by email and telephone since the storm.
O'Connell said the whole school will meet at P.S. 13 on Wednesday. He is looking into whether his high schoolers could fulfill their course requirements by taking some of their classes online. This way they wouldn't have to attend as many classes in person, reducing the need to travel as much.
But there are other logistical challenges. Elementary schools don't have grade appropriate text books and classroom materials for relocated middle and high school students. Principals say some supplies have been donated already from publishers, and some elementary schools such as P.S. 100 in Coney Island are also looking for ways to donate or lend supplies. The D.O.E. says its also trying to match supplies and furniture with each relocated school.
Melessa Avery, principal of P.S. 273 in East New York, will be taking about 160 students with special needs from Q256 in Far Rockaway. Those pupils are in grades K-12, and they'll share a building with about 400 elementary students. She said she's giving the school 11-12 classrooms which are currently used for speech, counseling and occupational or physical therapy.
"They seem like a wonderful staff," she said, of Q256. Staffers from both schools worked together on Monday and Tuesday to move furniture and prepare for the co-location. But she wondered about whether all the buses would arrive on time. "Luckily we start school at different times," she said, adding that dismissal "might be a little hectic."
"As long as everything goes according to plan we don't have a great deal of issues."


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In a world with increasingly stringent emission and noise standards, vehicle OEMs are continuously tasked with making their automobiles and motorcycles quieter.
Such regulations have brought us some ridiculous creations in the motorcycle realm, especially for the Japanese and European market, but changes are afoot here in the United States as well.
Today, we bring you such news, but it's probably not the news that you think. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has just set a standard that will see electric automobiles getting louder, instead of quieter, in the name of vehicle safety.
But oddly enough, the new rule does not apply to electric motorcycles…for now.


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The GOP has fallen into a malaise that has been unheard of for nearly 50 years. The Right-Wing of the party has gained control of the House of Representatives, mainly because the establishment in the GOP are more afraid of them "primarying them" than they are of losing general elections, and have stigmatized the party brand as out-of-touch.
Problem is that the so-called establishment has gotten so caught up in this fiasco, they have totally lost sight of the fact that they are in office to "govern". They have totally bought into this contempt for average Americans. The latest example of the GOPs contempt is the OMB report. In that report, the OMB stated that many people will either reduce their hours or actually leave the workforce because they don't need to depend upon their employers for their health insurance. Obviously, the GOP leapt on that report as their "proof" that the ACA will cost jobs.
That isn't what the OMB report said. It said people will cut hours or leave the workforce "voluntarily". There are a lot of reasons this will happen. Yes, some will cut their hours to keep their premium costs down using tax subsidies. Tax subsidies paid for by the medical equipment tax the GOP also wants to delete. Others will leave work to become full-time mothers or fathers. Some will leave work to start up their own business. Some will leave work to retire.
Right now, a person can retire with Social Security at 62 years old. But, you don't get Medicare coverage until age 65. Therefore, unless a spouse is working in a job that offers health insurance, many people are forced to work until at least age 65 so they don't lose their health insurance. The insurance guaranty coverage under the ACA means that more people could retire at age 62. Additionally, people who were able to save substantially more, may be able to retire at an earlier age.
The GOP seems to think that no one should be able to retire early unless they are part of the 1%. As a matter of fact, one way they want to "fix" Social Security is to force people to work until age 70. Of course, most Americans don't agree with that argument. Blue-collar workers are generally physically worn out before age 62. Blue-collar workers are often injured on the job and that results in nagging pain or injuries that last a lifetime. Even if not injured, the sheer labor needed in these positions often lead to physical pain over time. They shouldn't have to wait until 65 to retire if they can afford to retire earlier. The ACA makes it possible for them to consider more options.
I have a friend who has severe back problems. He was involved in a couple of traffic accidents that has caused him back pain for years. When he was 60, he really wanted to retire. The daily commute to his job was full of pain. He was continually seeing doctors and on medication for his pain. He even came to the realization that his pain was affecting his ability to do his job properly. But, even though he had been able to save enough for retirement, he couldn't retire early because it would mean he would lose his insurance. He wasn't going to be covered in a new policy because he had "a pre-existing condition".
If the ACA had been in effect at that time, he would have been able to retire early. But, since he was totally dependent upon his employer-provided health insurance, he was forced to continue to work. The costs of his medication prevented him from retiring early.
Some may even leave the workforce in order to "start-up" their own business. Because they will be able to get affordable health insurance, they will be freer to make a go at their dreams. I thought the GOP was all in favor of small business start-ups!
The GOP is really big on complaining about "family values" declining in America. One major reason for this decline is due to wage stagnation over the last 40 years both parents must work in order to make ends meet. Many couples believe it would be better for their children if one of them could stay at home and take care of their children.
Yet, now that more couples may have that option because they will be able to get health insurance without working, the GOP is calling them lazy for not wanting to work. They say that the ACA is a disincentive to work. Well, I have news for the GOP. The ACA isn't going to put food on the table. It isn't going to put a roof over their heads. It isn't going to help them pay their bills. It merely offers those who can afford it a choice between working full-time while trying to raise a family or working part-time or not at all. It won't hurt the economy as they claim. As a matter of fact, if more people voluntarily drop out of the workforce, more unemployed would be able to find a job because these folks are leaving and opening up a position.
This attack on the ACA over the OMB report is just another attempt by the GOP to show their utter contempt for the working-class and the working-poor. In all my years of watching and participating in politics, I have never seen such contempt for the average American as the current crop of the GOP. I have come to the conclusion that the GOP wants the working-class and working-poor to bow down on their knees and thank the 1% for "letting us serve their magnificence"! According to the GOP, we are simply their toys to use or throw away anytime they wish. Once we finally face up to that fact, the GOP will finally be happy!


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Brothers Tom (left) and Paul Jones have been running and successfully growing LandArt Cos. for 37 years.
Tom Jones has worked at LandArt Cos. since he purchased the business 37 years ago. His brother Paul has worked there for 32 years. They have learned plenty of lessons about landscape and design – and plenty more just about business – during their nearly seven combined decades in the industry. Here are some of them.
Paul: First, you have to put yourself in a position to succeed. Then, you have to accept the percentages and fine-tune them. We're constantly using extraordinary measures to build relationships, to build more intellectual approaches to problem-solving. We know the only thing we get paid for in this business – in any business – is solving problems. We know problem-solving. We're so confident, we tell customers how long it will take to solve the problem, what's involved in the solution and what the cost is – not just what they want to hear. That's how we've done this.
Tom: Keeping good records is important. Every year, we would write down jobs that we did and develop a bidding system by always looking back. According to Chuck Vanderkoy – he's a great speaker – everything we've ever done has been wrong. But we've developed a bidding plan where we could have four people look at it and probably bid within 2 percent of each other.
Paul: Where is your waste? Once you've eliminated your waste and your processes are running and are constantly being refined, you get your profit margin in there and you don't sell anything for less. That is a difficult thing. If you commoditize yourself, you're dead, because some fool will always do the work cheaper even though they're losing money. That is a very important thing.
Tom: Equip your people with as good a set of equipment as you can afford. We have good enough equipment now that nobody breaks their backs like I used to when we first started. We used wheelbarrows, shovels and picks. Our first truck was a 1954, one-ton state truck, and we had to travel everywhere with a trailer that we had to hand-shovel everything on and hand-shovel everything off. I don't miss that at all. But then you go through the years, an old Ford 9N, then an Allis-Chalmers tractor with a trip bucket, then one year you have a hydraulic bucket and you think you're really big shots. We don't even have tractors anymore. Things evolve, and equipment evolves along with it.
Paul: We have a rule in place that we tell our people and coach them on constantly: First, you sell yourself. Then, you sell the company. Then, you sell the project. Then, you justify the price. If you miss one or get them out of order, you die.
Tom: Like with any business partners, especially brothers, there are good times and there are some trying times. But we actually think a lot differently. We have really balanced each other out pretty well over the years.
Paul: Every time a customer calls with a problem, it's an opportunity to solve it and improve a relationship. Every opportunity you have to get face to face with a customer, you take it and make the best of it. Even if you lose, you lose gracefully and you build from it.
Tom: You live and learn and don't regret it.
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To many Latinos, there's no worse politician in America than Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, the octogenarian lawman who was sued by the Justice Department this past spring for committing what DOJ officials called the worst pattern of racial profiling by a law enforcement agency in U.S. history.
But Sheriff Arpaio isn't the only cop accused of aggressively and inappropriately pursuing Latinos.
Over the past few years, news outlets all across the country have reported on racial profiling in their communities. Seattle Weekly ran an extensive piece, "Nowhere-Near-the-Border Patrol in Forks," in 2011 about small-town police departments in Washington teaming up with the federal government to track down immigrants.
The Iowa Civil Rights Commission in 2011 settled a case against an unnamed small town police force, which had been accused of profiling against Latinos.
Search for each state, and you're likely to find these problems, from Louisiana to Rhode Island. The Chicago Reporter did a lengthy story in 2009 called "Driving While Latino," that chronicled the problem in many of Illinois' suburban communities.
(A quick note: We know Latinos aren't a "race." But "racial profiling" is the term in circulation for this type of discrimination.)
The traffic stop problems are not limited to Chicago suburbs.
Hoy investigative editor Jeff Kelly Lowenstein analyzed traffic stop data from the Illinois Department of Transportation from 2007 to 2011.
In each of those years, Latinos had the highest percentage of stops that led to citations out of the state's four major racial or ethnic groups.
This happened at the same time that the total number and percentage of stops that resulted in citations dropped each year from 2008 to 2011, Hoy's analysis found.
But the gap between the percentage of Latino and white drivers who received citations increased from 5 percentage points in 2007 to 8 percentage points in 2011.
Now comes a new and detailed report of racial profiling in a small Minnesota town, Gaylord, as chronicled by the ACLU of Minnesota.
ACLU attorney Ian Bratlie reviewed dashcam tapes, dispatch records, citations and other public records to find out whether a Gaylord police officer named Eric Boon was disproportionately stopping (and harassing) Latinos.
Gaylord is home to a surprisingly large Latino presence due to the presence of an egg processing plant near the town.
Bratlie outlined his findings in a letter to Gaylord Police Chief Kenn Meuller, which you can read, in full, here.
Officer Boon was more likely to stop minorities (54% of his stops were minorities) than white people, and much more likely to give minorities a citation (59% of his tickets).
"Both of these numbers are much greater than the minority population in Gaylord," Bratlie wrote.
The report notes numerous instances where Boon "appeared to seek out minorities," including an instance where he drove up to a child to tell them that their parents were in violation of the law.
At other times, "he would drive onto someone's property to look at cars in their driver," which "only seemed to happen to minorities in Gaylord."
In one incident, on May 26th, 2012, a young white woman was pulled over for driving without the lights on. Boon asked for her insurance. The document was expired as of April 17.
Without prompting, Boon said it was "likely coming in the mail" and didn't give her a ticket.
Later that night, he pulled over a Latino named Antonio Huerta, "ostensibly for failing to stop at a stop sign although Antonio vigorously denied that."
Boon asked for insurance. When Antonio gave him the document, it was expired as of May 23. Boon gave him a citation and sent him to court.
A judge dismissed the charge, but the incident suggests that Boon wasn't willing to give Latinos the same benefit of the doubt he gives white people.
Here's another incident: Last August, Boon stopped a car driven by Ruby Ortiz. He came to the window but didn't speak until she did.
Boon cut her off when she asked why she was stopped and he asked for her license. He said he "knew" that she didn't have a license. Ortiz produced a permit.
He assumed that the passenger wasn't licensed, though she was.
Eventually, he demanded to know whose car they were driving, leading Ortiz' father, Juan, to show up and receive a ticket for not transferring the title to his name. (It was in the wife's name.)
The court dismissed those charges, too, but the conduct "was purposefully insulting, and was not an isolated instance," according to the ACLU.
In a letter to Gaylord's police chief, Bratlie revealed that the city's top lawman was aware of the problem before the ACLU got involved. Here it is, unedited:
"You and I spoke in January about Officer Boon where you stated that Officer Boon does have a "racial" problem. You mentioned that, as Chief, you had asked him to stop giving "110%." You agreed that he was likely to follow cars driven by Hispanics to run their license plates. You said you knew of the reputation he had and that you were trying to work with Latinos in Gaylord to fix the damage. You spoke of the problems you have when a large minority of the city wouldn't call the police for help if they thought that Officer Boon would be the one to answer the call. You mentioned your history of going to Mexico and working with Latinos as a positive that would help you with the minority community in Gaylord."
Chief Meuller responded to the ACLU's findings by thanking them for some of their recommendations but disputing some of the facts (without identifying any of the "inaccuracies" he mentioned). You can see that letter here.
Allegations of racial profiling in Gaylord have been made before, according to Star Tribune columnist Jon Tevlin.
"A previous chief disagreed with similar criticisms from another agency, and declined to do anything," Tevlin wrote. He quoted the Gaylord city attorney saying he doesn't know why people keep living in the past.
"Those issues have been addressed," Donald Lannoye said. He disputed the ACLU's "characterization" of events.
President Obama has made progress in fighting racial profiling during his first term, with the aforementioned lawsuit against Arpaio standing out.
But it's clear that the problem remains.
And as President Obama prepares again to assume the nation's highest elected office, we hope his Department of Justice and law enforcement agencies across the country will take an aggressive stance against racial profiling wherever it occurs.
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I just wanted to pass on some steps to changing the passenger window motor on my 1996 STS.
My window was making a fast clicking noise when it was at the top and I held the window up button. It also made the noise while I was rolling it up when the window would stop going up at random points in travel. If I used my hand I could help it go up. Please read the whole thing before doing this project. It was not that hard. Took about an hour.
I rolled the window all the way up and put some cardboard over the top of the doorframe to protect the paint and I duct taped the window over the top from the inside to the outside of the glass. I didnt want the window to fall down when I pulled the motor off. I dont think this would happen, but I did it just in case since the up down motion of the window is spring assisted. There are only two screws that hold the door panel in place, believe it or not. One is located behind the handle trim plastic cover. Just pull off the large handle trim plastic, it comes off easily. The Second: If you look at the extreme bottom right of the door leather pocket while sitting in the passenger seat with the door open, you have to pull the corner of the pocket away from the door. The corner is held in with one off those tornado shaped plastic pull retainers. You will see the screw hole when you bend up the corner of the pocket. It is not inside the pocket, it is on the outside. There is another plastic retainer holding the door panel in half way up the door towards the front of the car and the rear of the panel. And there is one that holds the plastic square cover behind the mirror to the door. It is about one inch down from the top of the triangle dead center. Note that the triangle is part of the door panel and stays with the door panel. I took off the speaker cover, but I dont think you have to. It is held in at about six spots and can be removed by pushing inward at all edges of the cover. The speaker is behind there, so be careful. Remove the power window assembly. The power up button assembly comes out better by using a screwdriver and prying down and forward from the front part off it. There are metal holding clips angled in at the front and rear of the assembly about a half inch down. Take your time pulling off the wire plugs on the switch, the power door lock, and the light plug. Use a small screw driver and pliers to pull on it. You dont take any blue tabs or anything off to get them off. They are the normal one point hooking type. Once you get to this point you can lift off the whole door panel in an upward fashion. There are plastic hooks built into the door panel that go into square holes in the door, so be careful not to break them off. They are located all along the perimeter of the door panel. About three or four on each side and bottom. You may have to pull up and out on some to get it to move up. The top of the door has a few large metal clips that are attached to the door that hold the door panel in. Just push upward. Once you get the panel off peal back the plastic sound sheet half way down to expose the motor. You will have to unhook it from over the top of the where the door handle is. Dont mess with the coil spring you see next to the mirror. Pull the electrical plug off and take the three bolts off of the motor using a deep socket and remove the motor. When you put the new motor in make sure the gear pushes all the way in and meshes with the gear it mates with. I got the new motor for $69 from AutoZone.
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INDIO, Calif. - A 16 year old is one of the latest suspects arrested in connection to the deadly shooting of 20-year-old Juan Carlos Hernandez in Indio on June 16.
According to a release from the Indio Police Department, the teenager was taken into custody on July 2 around 2 p.m. on Aladdin Street. The teen was booked into Juvenile Hall in Indio Wednesday evening on homicide charges.
The Riverside County District Attorney's Office is still deciding if the teenager will be charged as an adult.
Edgar Machado, 21, was also arrested on homicide charges Wednesday at 6 p.m. Another suspect, 22-year-old Rick Steven Jaime, has been charged with aiding and abetting for his part in the murder.
Machado and Jaime, both Indio residents, were already in custody on unrelated charges after police served search warrants on June 26 while looking for the suspected killer. Machado was in jail on a probation violation and Jaime was in custody on a weapon's violation.
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