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This is a descent place to stay. You get basic kitchen facilities and plenty of living room space inside the chalets. The one thing to be aware of is the bedrooms are small and can get hot, even with the window left open. However if you are using this place as a launchpad to explore Banff and surrounding area it is ideally located and has a free shuttle service, so you can enjoy a drink in town before returning.
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The accommodation was adequate but small. We are used to time-share units that are slightly larger with more recent refurbishing.
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Today was a 'free' day while the rest of the group went on a day trip. We decided we would prefer to explore Banff, a charming town in the Rockies, primarily a ski resort, but also a place for tourists to enjoy the clean air, varied shops and restaurants, walks and museums. We firstly had to find a breakfast venue - we found Coyotes, which had the most amazing selection of breakfasts imaginable! Great service and food. After stuffing ourselves silly, ...
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Woman says shooting at home intruder saved her life
Police: Woman confronted in home early Saturday
BLOOMING GROVE, Wis. - Police said that a woman fired a handgun at a masked home intruder Saturday morning.
Now that victim -- who, despite talking to WISC-TV, is not identifying herself -- says she wants everyone to be prepared for similar unexpected situations.
"It's nothing that I ever thought I'd ever go through," the victim said. "I got the gun in case something were to happen, but I never ever thought in a million years I'd actually have to use it."
According to the Dane County Sheriff's Office, the resident heard footsteps in her home on the 3500 block of Commercial Avenue in the township of Blooming Grove around 2 a.m. Saturday.
The victim said she heard the noises downstairs and thought it was her roommate coming home from a night out. She preceded to text him, and he responded that he wasn't home.
"I heard somebody coming up the steps to my room and just kind of said, 'here goes nothing,'"the victim said.
She then grabbed her gun and her phone. As she was dialing 911, a masked intruder appeared who attempted to use a form of pepper spray on her. That's when she fired several shots at the intruder, police said.
"What if I didn't have it?" the victim later asked. "Where would I be right now, you know? Like what would have happened to me if I didn't?"Woman says shooting at home invader saved her life
The victim said after living in that home for eight years, she doesn't feel safe anymore.
"I don't know what to do now. I'm watching my back. I'm watching all of the cars driving past my house," she explained.
Investigators believe the intruder forced himself into the residence through a closed and secured window. They are confident he was trying to rob the house. The victim said he was successful in taking a few items.
Police said the intruder fled when those bullets were fired. After a canine search of the area, the man has not been located.
The intruder was described as a black man in his mid-20s and about 5 feet 8 inches to 5 feet 10 inches in height. He is described as being between 160 and 180 pounds, said police. He was last seen wearing a dark-colored jacket and bandana. It is unknown whether he was injured.
Police were not sure whether or not the intruder had actually been shot, but the victim says dark fabric was found in one of the bullet holes scattered on her walls. She said that makes it seem like he was in fact hit by a bullet, but no one knows what kind of injuries he might have endured.
Anyone with information about this incident or the intruder is encouraged to call the Dane County 911 Center or the Dane County Sheriff's Office Tips Line at 608-284-6900.
Sgt. RJ Lurquin of the Dane County Sheriff's Office said the public should be alert. The victim said the public should be prepared to protect their home.
"Make sure their windows are locked, their doors are locked, look out for their neighbors, talk to their neighbors," Sgt. Lurguin said. "If they see anything strange or peculiar, feel free to call 911 and have someone come out and take a look."
"Always be prepared," the victim said. "You never know what's going to happen."
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Michelle S. O'Kelley considered herself a fairly savvy health-care consumer. A diabetic since the age of four, the 42-year-old Minneapolis resident knew that if she went without health coverage for even a short stint, insurers would label her diabetes a preexisting condition and deny coverage for a year. So when she lost her job as an employment counselor last January, O'Kelley hopped online and signed up for a plan offered by the International Association of Benefits (IAB). Its Web site said she would get "insured benefits" from doctors, hospitals, and other providers for $169 a month.
It sounded good. But her discount card knocked just 50 cents off her $75 bottle of insulin. Then in April, when O'Kelley landed a job that provided health care, the insurer denied coverage for illness related to her diabetes for a year. Why? Because, it told her, IAB sells discounts from medical-care providers, not insurance. "I can't believe I was such a sucker," says Kelley.
She's hardly alone. Illinois and Texas have filed lawsuits accusing IAB of misleading consumers into thinking its discount plans are health insurance. (IAB founder James Wood says he's trying to settle the suits and that his 5,000 independent agents tell customers that its plans aren't insurance.) And across the country, a rising tide of complaints about fraud and deception by discount card companies has prompted action by dozens of other states. Twenty now require companies that offer discount cards to say expressly that discount plans aren't insurance.
Even so, there's a new indicator of spreading card confusion: As many as 17% of the U.S.'s 40 million temporary and part-time workers -- 7 million people -- say they have health insurance when they actually only have discount cards. That's according to a study released in December by the Iowa Policy Project, funded by the Labor Dept. and the Commonwealth Fund and conducted by pollsters Lake, Snell, Perry, Mermin & Associates.
The pollsters first asked a sample of nonstandard workers if they had health insurance. They then re-interviewed those who said yes to determine exactly what they had. University of Iowa economics professor Peter Fisher says he and his colleagues were shocked by the findings, which suggest that discount cards are masking an explosion in the ranks of the uninsured far beyond the 46 million reported by the Census Bureau this fall.
Many discount card companies offer valid savings on services such as doctors' visits and prescription medicines. But because they typically aren't selling insurance, they're usually not regulated by state insurance commissioners, creating an opening for scammers. Todd Cioni, who heads the compliance unit of Maryland's Insurance Commission, says some card companies are fly-by-night hustlers that blast-fax pitches and make cold calls hyping discounts of up to 95% that turn out to be far less.
In Texas, Family Health Corp. and Family Care/NAPP recently settled a lawsuit over allegedly misleading ads. Although the companies maintain they did nothing wrong, they decided it was advantageous to pay $312,500 to settle the suits, says Kristopher A. Rabie, president of the parent company of Family Health. It does business with Family Care, whose CEO is his father, Mahmoud Rabie.
Some victims get hit by what they see as outright fraud. That happened to Mary (not her real name, which she's too embarrassed to give). When the 32-year-old resident of Havre, Mont., got pregnant, she ponied up $289 for what she was told was health insurance to a Tampa company that has since disconnected its phone. It sent her a card her doctor and hospital wouldn't accept, she says. Says John M. Morrison, state auditor for Montana, which cracked down on card companies last year: "There are a lot of illegal discount plans advertising in misleading ways."
To be sure, many discount cardholders buy their cards from more legitimate players, which can provide a much-needed service. In the past decade or so, soaring medical inflation has prompted the insured and uninsured alike to seek price relief. Card companies can negotiate group discounts of 10% to 30% for individuals, who often can't get the lower prices traditional insurers squeeze out of health providers. Doctors sign on to get new patients.
The cards offer "tremendous value" to some consumers, says Thomas R. Beauregard, a senior vice-president in the health-access strategies unit of UnitedHealth Group (UNH ). The Minnetonka (Minn.) insurer provides the discount card to 400,000 people, who get it from their employers or buy it at outlets such as Sam's Club. For $6 to $10 a month, they get discounts from UnitedHealth's 400,000-strong provider network.
Overall, Americans have snapped up as many as 20 million discount cards, estimates Vince DiBenedetto, CEO of Chicago-based Coverdell & Co., a unit of Vertrue (VTRU ), a publicly traded marketing outfit. Coverdell alone has 3.5 million cardholders, he says.
While discount card execs say they work hard to make sure customers know their cards aren't insurance, they acknowledge that the industry has a growing image problem. Card companies formed the Consumer Health Alliance in 2002 to self-monitor the industry and work with state regulators. But an investigation by Maryland's Insurance Commission last fall found misleading sales pitches implying that the cards were insurance and involving hidden fees and unauthorized billings. Companies there and in other states hawk cards with messages such as "Save on Healthcare & Prescription Drugs. Everyone Accepted!" and "Healthcare Discounts Up to 95%."
The only in-depth examination of the industry thus far turned up a raft of similar problems. Last year, researchers at Georgetown University's Health Policy Institute purchased five discount cards available in the Washington area. They called 44 medical providers listed as members of the cards' networks. The result: Only 16 honored the card, and only nine would give an estimated discount prior to performing the service. Only one card listed providers that all offered discounts.
Even when discounts were real, they weren't always what they were cracked up to be. They varied from 4% to 36%, much less than the 80% promised by two cards. In some cases, providers told the Georgetown researchers they offered similar or even greater discounts to uninsured consumers without cards. "We already offer patients willing to prepay their bill a 30% discount," says Michelle R. Leone, vice-president for patient financial services at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston. She says her hospital, which wasn't part of the study, doesn't accept discount cards.
If state governments are able to crack down on the scammers, discount cards could end up helping the uninsured. Florida is one of the strictest, requiring card companies to get licensed like insurers. That has reduced complaints, says Florida Deputy Insurance Commissioner Rich Robleto. He's leading a committee of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners to draw up a model law that all states could adopt. That would be a first step in addressing a growing national problem.
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Hundreds of thousands of people have traveled to the nation's capital to commemorate the anniversary.
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If you are a new mom or expecting then this bag will need to be at the top of your registry. Packing a diaper bag shouldn't be a hassle, like most diaper bags are. The Dana Daytripper will make sure everything will fit and has a spot. Plus the changing pad is built in so no more needing to make room for one. Even if you have older kids, like 6 and under, I would still suggest one for any accidents and to carry snacks and such in. This diaper bag is very versatile.
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S. 617, The Veterans Eagle Parks Pass Act (2 comments ↓)
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S. 617 would make the National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass available at a discount to certain veterans.
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CarrickJuly 31, 2008, 2:46am (report abuse)
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Secretaries of the Interior and Agriculture to make the National Parks and Federal
Recreational Lands Pass available at a cost of $10 to any veteran separated from military
service under conditions other than dishonorable" - KATHERINE H. STEVENSON, N.P.S.
I'm not sure how this saves taxpayers any money, other than taxpaying Veterans.
It is a nice gesture for Veterans. Something about it rubs me a weird way though.
NPS & the Forest Service are always hurting for funds - when I worked in Kings Canyon Sequoia NP on a volunteer trail maintenance crew, the Park Directors almost withdrew the back country rangers, to keep money in the front country for busting drug cartel squatting pot farmers.
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...They didn't, which is good, because a father of two would have died in front of me (and similarly dozens of others who get hurt, sick or lost every year.) This is what the Parks & Forests squabble over every budget year, after the vast lion's share goes to the bloated Fire services.
Do some real oversight & auditing of the Forest Service (and its deep lumber ties - sometimes they sell the trees for half the price of surveying & building the roads to reach them), before bleeding the Parks' few income sources.
We should also be equals on our most 'natural' lands - flat rate. If you want to improve military personnels' lives, fix the VA & drop the stop-loss.
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This is the Depp that I like, and I wish he�d take a break from Jack Sparrow, or Tonto, and get back to his roots- in a serious, gritty drama like this. BLOW goes hand-in-hand with his earlier DONNIE BRASCO, and while in that film he played second banana to Al Pacino, here he holds the screen all on his own, as Jung. A fascinating figure, Demme clearly sympathizes with the man. While he helped flood the American streets with coke, and paved the way for crack, he�s painted as a relatively benign guy- just trying to make that all important buck.
Unlike most other gangsters, guns and coke flicks, BLOW is surprisingly short on violence. Jung was no SCARFACE, and never resorted to violence, just being the middle man. Like all classic gangsters, he has the come-up, culminating in his dominance of coke in the U.S, and his marriage to Columbian princess Penelope Cruz (one of her first big American films). And then, the inevitable come-down, as he spirals into an out-of-control coke addiction, and has to deal with rivals trying to usurp his connections.
Jung�s redeemed here by the love he has for his young daughter- played by a ten-year-old Emma Roberts- but his desire to supply her with a stable home leads to his final defeat. All told, Jung�s rags-to-riches-to-rags story is an American classic, and the man is brilliantly portrayed by Depp, and it amazed me this was shut out of the Oscars (thanks mostly to New Line�s questionable move to open this in the spring, although the film still grossed a solid $50 million). The supporting cast is similarly good, with Ray Liotta (star of GOODFELLAS�, to which this has a lot of similarities) in a surprisingly touching performance as Jung�s dad. Paul Reubens, aka Pee Wee Herman plays the unlikely part of Jung�s main coke distributor, but he nailed the part- and it�s a surprise it didn�t lead to more dramatic parts.
The real tragedy of BLOW has to be director Ted Demme. A seminal figure at MTV (his baby, �YO MTV RAPS� is responsible for bringing hip-hop to the mainstream), BLOW was by fire his finest film, and it seemed like he was bound to make more great films. Alas, Demme didn�t heed his own film�s warnings about the dangers of coke, and died just a few months after this came out, despite only being in his thirties. While he didn�t OD�, cocaine was found in his system, and many have speculated that drugs played a part in his early demise. This is a real tragedy, as he likely had lots of good films left in him.
That grisly bit of trivia aside, it was a great disc, chalkful of insightful extras, and they�re all here- most in 1080p to boot. My favorite features are the character testimonials which to me feel as essential as anything in the film. The deleted scenes are also excellent. Ted Demme is on hand for the commentary track along with the now-deceased George Jung- with them recording this from prison. Extracts from Demme�s interviews with Jung are also here, along with a solid little documentary on Cocaine�s effect on Columbia, called Lost Paradise along with another piece on addiction, called Body & Soul which plays like it was tacked on by an overly cautious studio. There�s also the trailer and some nifty production diaries .


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By Erik Brady, USA TODAY
Thursday, a four-day academic and legal symposium celebrating Title IX gets into full swing in Cleveland, site of the NCAA women's Final Four. One message will be that, despite many gains, discrimination against women in scholastic sports persists 35 years later.
Also Thursday, the College Sports Council will stage a telephonic news conference from Washington. The message will be that the underlying regulations of Title IX discriminate against men.
Such diametrically opposed arguments about the law that bans sex discrimination at schools receiving federal funds are old. But the CSC, an advocacy group for men's sports, says it has come up with new figures.
"Previous studies show men's opportunities are growing," CSC executive director Eric Pearson says. "But by factoring in the number of schools added to the NCAA (1981-2005), it's clear they are shrinking."
• Male athletes per school dropped from 225.8 in 1981 to 213.2 in 2005, a decline of 6%; female athletes per school rose from 98.7 to 159.5, a rise of 62%, according to CSC calculations based on NCAA figures.
• Men's teams per school in those years dropped from 9.1 to 7.8, a decrease of 17% at the same time women's teams per school rose from 6.4 to 8.7, an increase of 34%, also according to CSC calculations.
Women's groups have not had a chance to review the methodology used by the CSC, a coalition that includes coaches of men's sports such as wrestling.
"I'm skeptical of numbers from any group that has an interest in the outcome," says Jocelyn Samuels, a vice president of the National Women's Law Center.
The Government Accountability Office reported in 2001 that both genders gained collegiate athletic opportunities in the Title IX era.
"The GAO is good at what it does," says Christine Grant, former women's athletics director at Iowa. "I'm inclined to believe their figures."
Grant and Pearson argued about what the GAO figures really mean in January at a hearing of the Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics. That's when the CSC decided to crunch its own numbers.
"When you take into account the schools that have been added" to NCAA membership, says Jim McCarthy, a public relations consultant to the CSC, "every men's sport except baseball has seen a decrease or remained static" in terms of number of teams.
Football teams increased from 497 in 1981 to 610 in 2000, but schools sponsoring football dropped from 66.1% to 58.8%, according to NCAA figures.
"Looking at the number of teams and how they have changed is legally irrelevant," Samuels says. "What Title IX demands is equality as measured by individual participation. And men continue to have more opportunities than women."
There were 219,744 men and 164,998 women playing varsity sports in 2004-05, according to the NCAA.
"Men still have 57% of all the participation opportunities," Grant says. "Women get 43%. And yet we're the ones being criticized for the drop in men's teams."
Women's groups say colleges that eliminate men's teams do it for a variety of reasons that do not relate to Title IX, including decisions to spend a lion's share of the athletic budget on football and men's basketball.
The CSC says colleges that eliminate men's teams do it mostly in response to the law's participation requirements. A school must pass one part of a three-part test: Its male and female athletes are proportional to enrollment, or it has a history of expanding opportunity for female students, or it can show the interests and abilities of female students are fully accommodated.
Schools cannot pass the second or third test if they drop a women's team. James Madison plans to cut 10 teams — seven men's and three women's — effective July 1, at which point 61% of JMU athletes will be women, matching the percentage of women enrolled, meeting the requirements of the first test.
"Unfortunately, the way the law is regulated, it permits discrimination against men," Pearson says. "Title IX says you cannot discriminate based on gender, but that's exactly what's happening."
Nothing in Title IX regulations requires a school to cut any sport. The Department of Education encourages schools to comply with Title IX by increasing opportunities. Schools that make cuts anyway may do so only if they pass one of the three tests.
Samuels says federal courts have consistently backed the three-part test, as have recent presidential administrations, including the current one.
Pearson concedes that's the case and says the best way to get a change in how the law is regulated is for public opinion to demand it.
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Größe100 m²
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This particular apartment is on the 4th floor served with lift. At the entrance it has a spacious living area leading to the dining/kitchen area where it leads to a glass door opening, leading to a sizable terrace with sea views of Sliema. The terrace comes complete with a Jacuzzi and with outdoor seating area for 4 people. This space is ideal to spend a relaxed day in the sun or else for a fresco candle light dinner. The kitchen is also fully equipped and is ideal for preparing own meals and easy cooking. This apartment has further 2 bedrooms: The master bedroom with one double bed and en-suite and another bedroom with two single beds. Also, the apartment has another family bathroom. Both bathrooms differ from each other as one has a bath tub and the other a shower closure. Both bedrooms come with wall hung air conditioning. WiFi and cable TV come on complementary basis. This apartment fits the bill for all those who are after a car free holiday, sightseeing, combined with swimming and good food!
When night falls Sliema's bars and restaurants are relaxed and mellow in mood with a cosmopolitan feel. The aim for these holiday retreats is to utterly have a relaxed and calm environment with none of the clutter and fuss of a main home, thus a feel of a smart and comfortable retreat. Each apartment differs from the other but yet all of them reflect the sunny side of our Maltese Island as all of them are airy and very bright. Each apartment provides a sense of cleanliness, tranquility and comfort. The block is set on 5 floors having 2 apartments on each floor the top most ones having sea views of Sliema Ferry and Manuel Island.
Please note that the rental price does not include the Environmental Contribution tax, introduced on June 2016 amounting to €0.50c per night up to a maximum of €5 for each continuous stay in the Maltese Islands. This applies for 18-year-old and older.
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Payment is all to be done all in advance to the website. After 24hrs from the tenants physical check in the funds will be then transferred to us.
A refundable breakage deposit of 300euro is to be paid on arrival via credit card.
Please note that the price being paid for the property includes basic utilities:
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free per week with the apartment which is more than sufficient. However if the inclusive amount of KWh will be exceeded, an extra charge will apply at a rate of 0. 35c per KWh. Other than that there are no other hidden expenses or charges.
Cleaning of the property prior the arrival and after departure is included in the price. Any extra cleaning during accommodation will incur extra charges. Two sets of towels per person and one set of linen per bed is also provided by us, then it is up to one's discrepancy to wash them as much often as desired.
Monthly rate it is also available, please ask for quote.
Also please do note the utilities are NOT included on a monthly rate but paid for as much as one consumes.Long lets also available rates upon request from owner.Apartment also available for long term booking of 6months or even longer please ask for quote.
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Great apartment in the center of Sliema. Clean, large, comfortable. I highly recommend! It was a great time on Malta.
Everything was perfect, nice house, nice landlord, and really near of everything.
I will take it again for sure!
Great apartment with a really nice view. Plenty of room and the apartment included everything we needed. St Julians Bay is surrounded by nice restaurants and less than ten minutes walks to supermarkets and beaches. A very kind women from our own country welcomed us en explained everything. We could contact them anytime if we needed help, but fortunately that wasn't necessary. Thanks for the great stay, we had a very nice time!
What a memorable experience. The apartment was extremely clean and more than adequate for our 15 nights stay. Our host met us at the door- step although we were a little late arriving. We were shown around the apartment and given all the necessary information required. The apartment was well placed for Sliema and near to all the supermarkets etc. We would recommend to all. Many thanks to you all for your help in ensuring we had a perfect holiday.
Very nice apartment and perfect location. We had a nice stay here
The appartement was absolutely lovely! We have actually nothing bad to say about it. The check-in and check-out were easy and the host was friendly.
As we once had problems with the wifi we made a quick phone call, and came home shortly after to find it already replaced.
So we can only give a big thank you and a thumbs up!
Sehr gute Unterbringung in Sliema. Von der Lage her genial. Mit Bus oder Fähre schnell in Valetta oder anderen Orten auf Malta. Sehr sauber. Eine nette Überraschung das Willkommenspaket (Würzmittel, Spülmittel, Wein, Seife,....) Ausstattung mit Inventar war gut, Wifi vorhanden.
Gute aber zügige Einweisung durch Steve. Schade war nur, dass das ursprüngliche Appartement plötzlich (einen Tag vor Anreise) anderweitig belegt war. Der Ersatz war o.k. (s.o.) aber der Ausblick war nicht so toll. Versorgung in der Nähe gut, auch nette Cafes und Restaurants. Insgesamt aber sehr zufrieden
Piso muy agradable y bonito.
El piso es céntrico y espacioso, tiene todos los electrodomésticos necesarios, con una excelente vista de la bahía, la recepción fue correcta por la señora Victoria Tabone, se trata de un segundo piso con ascensor, aunque no funcionaba de bajada, la pega fue que en el edificio colindante estaba en obras y a las 7:30 am ya no se podía dormir, cuando terminen la obras el piso será recomendable.
Le logement est spacieux...mais bruyant car donnant sur la rue très passante même la nuit !
Il manque des petits ustensiles de cuisine tels que: éponges, ciseaux, couteaux de cuisine, , cafetière, théière etc...
Une étagère dans la salle d'eau permettrait d'y déposer les produits d'hygiène personnelle, trousses de toilette.
Une notice explicative de réglage des canaux T.V. est absolument nécessaire !
A l'arrivée l'accueil est un peu rapide .
Sinon pas mal dans l'ensemble .
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Each spring the Rhode Island College Alumni Association presents awards to exceptional graduates and community leaders. Candidates are chosen on the basis of professional achievement, community service, and service to the college or alumni association. This year, in addition to the customary awards, we will recognize seven outstanding students with a $1,000 scholarship. Scholarship monies are provided by Rhode Island College's Alumni Association.
The Alumni Awards Dinner is a strong tradition here at Rhode Island College; one that you cannot miss! Join us this May as we celebrate our most accomplished alumni and friends, and keep the connection strong!
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2012 Alumna of the Year
Deloris Davis Grant '88, '94 (MAT)
Deloris Davis Grant '88, '94 is renowned as one of the finest teachers, advisors, and mentors in her profession. A graduate of Upward Bound, her involvement with that program, as a teacher, tutor and co-founder of the Upward Bound Alumni Scholarship Fund, is emblematic of her personal dedication to the transformative power of education. During her remarkable tenure at Central Falls High School, Deloris has touched the lives of countless students and colleagues. Her expertise has been tapped for numerous education task forces throughout the region, and she has given generously of her time and talent to Rhode Island College over the years.
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I have a question regarding drywood termites.
Being in South Florida, I have always been told that termites are facts of life, it's not a matter of IF, but a matter of WHEN.
I have had two houses tented so far, by reputable companies. One by a national chain (Terminix) and one by a local family owned company. Tenting was the recommended treatment, termite droppings (dust) were found but since no one knows how widespread, we opted for the tenting as the ultimate solution.
Both times, after the tenting, the activities stop, but after two years, we saw same activities in the same general areas. It seems like the tenting does not kill off all the termites, and when I called the companies to complain, they said those could be new termites - but in the same areas? Twice?
The only way is to continue to combat them by buying the termite maintenance program and pay yearly and when you see new activities they tent again.
Now I have a property that I am doing some major rehab, with moisture damages to the ceiling and after I took down most of the sheet rock, I see termite dusts being "ejected" in 14 different areas in the 4000SF house. It would form a circular area about 6" to 8" in diameter like coffee grounds spread on the floor. Being that there are so many areas seem like tenting is the only way to go, right?
But how do I know it won't come back in 2 years like last two times? Is it possible the gas only kill off the termites but leaves the eggs unharmed and when the eggs hatch after they removed the tents it starts over again?
If I can see the actual beam or plank with the tiny pin holes, is there a way I can spot treat this? How? I still would tent it but I might consider spot treatment if possible to get rid of all the visible infected areas.
Any comments or advice greatly appreciated.
Had to have my California home tented twice within months. I did it as a selling feature the first time because I knew it would be an issue at closing anyhow. Buyer's bank wanted it tented again because an exterminator spotted something. UfDa! Scams in play? I think so but was being held by the you know whats if I wanted to close.
I have had good luck with perimeter systems for other projects elsewhere in the country but of course, must just pay the piper. I have always used well referenced independent pest control companies and not the nationals for a blanket pest control solution. I paid a monthly retainer that included spraying trees and things and provided for overrides for special situations. I was licensed to buy things consumers cannot but still just turned over all pest control and was relieved when "She-DuJour" spotted a mouse, snake or bug sighting, someone came out and dealt with it.
Many, if not most, consumer pesticide products are not as effective as what a pest control company can get. And consumers are so notorious for abusing and overusing them it is no wonder many effective have had to be pulled from the shelves.
I live in a highrise now and the battle is against bed bugs. I have no issues with them or any other bugs or rodents for that matter. There is diligent pest control for the building that comes and baits and sprays as needed but never more than necessary.
It sounds like termites, like it or not, are a continuing issue for you. I would not mess around with skimped or box store DIY product approaches. Bite the bullet and find a company you trust to work with you to control the situation.
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Wonderful news coming from the Academy of American Poets today. Winning the big Wallace Stevens Award for outstanding and proven mastery in the art of poetry is Gary Snyder, while Brenda Hillman takes home a Fellowship for distinguished poetic achievement.
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So, I want to get a cat but I'm rather OCD and germaphobic. I planned it to simply be that I keep the cat indoors and groom it often and bathe it every so often. However, it has come to my attention that the cat may get its paws dirty from the litterbox. Is this true, is it dangerous, and how do I deal with it (hypothetically)?
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I think your best bet for you would be a cat genie, it's pricey, I'm thinking $300 but would have to check it out. It can be hooked up in the bathroom or if you have a laundry room it can just be hooked up there to I think where you washing machine is hooked up, you don't have to touch the litter granules and it flushes and cleans every time like a toilet. I want to get one, we have a pretty big laundry room, I wouldn't want it in our bathroom, we have small bathrooms. If you can't afford that, I would look around at all the different kinds of litter, they have a lot, the pricier ones are better, you should just go online and check them out with do they track a lot of litter. and you can look up litter robot, I think that's pricey too. I hope this has helped some, or at least get you started in the right direction. You will love having a kitty!! :) we have 2, we did have 4! But 2 died 3 months apart, they were very old. Hope you show photo if you get a new kitty. Denise in MD.
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Denise gives good advice, but understand that some cats are terrified of automatic litter boxes. My Shizzie was and he began pottying outside the box. Before you get a cat, be aware that there are other things to deal with too. My cats are champion Hairball Horkers. That's not entirely bad, although it's messy, because not being able to expell a hairball through one end or the other can make them very ill. Grooming is wonderful for bonding and keeping your cat looking and feeling good, but too frequent bathing annoys the cat and can dry their skin out and make shedding and skin conditions worse. Tracking litter out of the box is not "dangerous", just an inconvenience that all of us who are owned by cats simply tolerate. You'll find most of us are great friends with the vacuum. I had a small Shop-vac that I keep near the boxes. I also have a "Little Green Machine" scrubber that I use on spots. Having a furry friend eclipses any inconvenience, trust me! I'd be miserable without mine!
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New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman has been placed on season-ending injured reserve because of a broken foot. TE Visanthe Shiancoe already occupies New England's "designated for return" injured reserve spot. WR Brandon Lloyd will likely reclaim his role as the Pats' No. 2 wide receiver. Edelman was seen leaving the locker room on Sunday on crutches and wearing a walking boot. WR Donte Stallworth signed with the team as an insurance policy.
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Edelman had found the end zone in interesting ways prior to his injury (as a receiver, punt return, and fumble return). This injury should affect most fantasy leagues as Edelman was a popular waiver wire addition in the past few weeks. With him out for the year, it may seem logical to re-add Lloyd who may have been cut in some leagues. The problem is that Lloyd has been wildly inconsitent all year and may not be worth the risk during this critical point of the season with the fantasy playoffs upcoming.


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