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I was left alone. I tried to shorten my stay due to an emergency and had to cut a day; your staff basically told me oh well, too bad.
Rooms could have been cleaner especially bathroom and tub. Construction to balcony incovenient to getting to the room. and really no wear to put the clothes unless you hung some of them.
Location only The room stated non smoking and the room smelled like smoke horrible review
Rooms were clean, large, & sparse. Wifi was very slow.
It was comfortable, clean and spacious. It was reasonably price for being so close to Knotts Berry Faem & Disneyland!! N/A
Breakfast was great employees were nice and courteous the rooms were clean and parking was easy and right in front of my room What i didnt like was the tv it was outdated and the cable sucks got like 8 channels terrible
I didn't like the hidden fees upon check in.
Loved the location. Literally right next door to knotts berry farm and there was a mall across the street as well. Staff was awesome and rooms were super CLEAN. That's all I could ask for. The souvenir shop was never open.
Staff is always nice. Rooms are always neat and clean. Very good facility and stay for the price. Sometimes things are broken. On this particular stay, the tub faucet dripped water when it was off, the tub drain cover was detached, and one of the outlets (the most important one by the bed) didn't work. I know they just remodeled the rooms here, which they look nice, but they should've added those lamps with the outlets on there.
Clean and spacious Thicker bed comfortable, refrigerator, and updated TV with more channels
Nothing this place is gross and the grounds are dirty and broken down Rooms are dirty tv's are old and broken changed my room 3 times pictures are fuzzy and the screen is green I didn't feel safe staying there the maid kept coming in the room for no reason
The person who checked us in was nice and friendly. First of all, we got a king bed when I specifically asked for 2 queen beds. The king bedroom smelled musty. We were given a room with 2 queen beds after requesting a different room. This new room smelled a lot nicer but it didn't have any lighting fixtures by either bed. So if you wanted to read while in bed you couldn't. Nowhere was there a clock to be found either. Then, there was only 1 washcloth for the 3 of us. We will not book here again.
Room smelled like Pine Sol - dirty tub (hair in tub!) filthy carpet.
Location The customer service was horrible. The lady at the front desk did not fully understand English. Ive stayed at this hotel numerous times and not once did they charge me a $150 incidental fee. It was never mentioned at all. I will not be returning here again. I found a Howard Johnson on the same street with a great breakfast, amazing customer service and huge, clean rooms!
Easy to access internet. Clean room. Breakfast was juice, coffee, toast, big oranges, big apples and some bread. Easy to use ice machine. I like this inn.
Really spacious room, re-modeled so pretty new/nice. Free breakfast. Pretty cheap and close to Disneyland. The towels were stained/dirty as well as the bed sheets and pillow cases. It seemed like they hadn't changed the sheets from whoever had used them previously. The shower pressure was so intense it hurt. The bathroom was pretty old - didn't seem to have been re-modeled like the rest of the room.
The location and the rooms were amazing.
The location was very close to the attractions I wanted to visit The morning breakfast, needed more variety
Clean place... new paint, over all a decent place to sleep. Front desk person (male) was rude when we asked if we could have a later check out being that we unexpectedly checked in at 4am..and his reply was " well thats not my problem" was just flat out rude. Regular check out was 11am- we only needed a hour being that we had 2 small little ones with us ..he ended up allowing the later check out but was rude about it.
Staff was friendly and took good care of my needs!!! Carpet in bad need of a shampoo
It was close to our destination. Staff was helpful. Misrepresented on website - pool is extremely small; family suite does not have kitchen facilities only a small microwave and mini-fridge; tubs need resurfacing; carpet was so dirty our feet turned black.
The staff was very friendly and helpful. Well worth it for the money. They did not put coffee envelopes in the rooms each day. We were there 3 days. They did have coffee/continental breakfast in Hotel office, but we would have liked to make out own, as we woke up after they cleared the continental breakfast.
Was close to knotts but not Disneyland. Disappointed since sure said it was 1 mile away.
It was a decent location and it was clean. Even though I had prepaid when I arrived the desk said they didn't have a room, only a smoking room. I had to negotiate for over 10 minutes about my confirmed reservation. Then finally a manager came over and said they would rearrange guests. I said I don't want to put anyone out of their room, they said some people hasn't checked in yet...wait? What? I had a prepaid room and yet had to argue to get it? The rooms air conditioner made a loud noise from a broken panel so we put a suitcase to stop it from wobbling. Then the fan in the bathroom didn't work so the room was steamy. I will never return.
The fact that is was close to where we wanted to go is the only real good thing I can say. The rooms were to small, the beds uncomfortable, but for the price you aren't going to do any better elsewhere.
only the price I was extremely disappointed. This was close to Knotts but not Disney. I asked for non smoking because I was traveling with kids but our room wreaked of cigarettes. Rooms were tiny & the parking lot was always full & difficult to park. After 9 pm the motel was full of shady individuals walking around being loud. This would last up until about 2am. This was the first hotel I have stayed at that I didn't feel safe.
Close to the freeway Close to different food places Bed wasnt a queen size like it said it was No ice in ice maker
The price No maid service if you dont leave early
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it was cheap. it was not very clean, the room smell like smoke, poor service, and the toilet was broken.
Front desk was rude. Was told to check in after 1400, when we timed our trip to get there at 1400, we were told the room would not be ready till 1530. Ice machines were inop.
The hotel is conveniently located and fairly well kept. The room had a refrigerator, a microwave, and a hairdryer. There was also a bathtub, not just a shower. There was also a little table and chairs. Parking was free and fast food and gas is nearby. The area of town isn't great, but it's okay. We felt safe enough. The walls are a little thin, but not too bad. The bedding was just the sheets and the bedspread - though we probably could have got a blanket if we asked. The heater was loud, but worked.
I love that this hotel had wifi! It really helped on my trip
Rooms were okay Mattress too hard. No ice available. Could also use small coffee pots with all the supplies in room. Had to go out and buy coffee in the morning.
The room was very clean. The location wasn't That desirable
Very nice people, close-enough to the Aquarium, etc., parking right in front of the room. Little fridge, microwave, hair dryer. Definitely adequate for our needs. The kid got a kick out of the black light painting on the ceiling. Bed was a little hard, not awful. Could've used a couple extra pillows and the soap is very tiny.
The ceilings are a special artistic treat! Simply amazing It's not in an area you wanna stay but it's close to where you wanna go!
The room was in good condition. No dresser and no blow dryer in room. Beds were clean. Pretty average for 2star hotel. The staff did try to keep an extra $10 from my change. The male staff made me go to the arm to pay him because he couldn't figure out his debit machine. When we came back the female role me my payment was $95. T was 85. then purposely gave me wrong chang
This hotel was in a questionable neighborhood my employees stay here I booked their rooms they very frightened and got very little sleep. There was no hot water and ants in the shower. same as above
Super friendly staff and extremely clean rooms. Will definitely stay there again. Loved having the microwave and refrigerator in the room. Also it was very conveniently located :-) Beds were a little hard and just a few noisy neighbors, the walls are kinda thin.
The room was clean and comfortable. Large screen,plenty of room, good internet. The wood floors better than carpet. The ceiling was painted with a mural which gave the room character. This was as good a 2 star that I have seen, and better than some 3's. The towels were not smooth, but rather rough; definitely need softner.
Friendly Staff. Very hospitable. No coffee pot in the room and tried to order food to be delivered with absolutely no luck.
The service was great, the room was clean, the staff was friendly and accommodating! There is also a police station a couple of blocks away. The area is shoddy at best and the clientele was a bit shady --during my stay I saw several people use a room for an hour or two followed by a quick clean up.
Everything! The manager was nice the room was clean and the view was nice.
That I would not cancel my reservation.
Good location and staff. Rooms are clean, site is in decent neighborhood and a good value for the money. Bathrooms are a bit dated but clean and functional. Easy access to LA area right off the PCH. It's a comfortable place to stay for the money. Contential breakfast is decent. Don't expect a luxury hotel, but it's decent & comfortable for the money. I'd recommend it for anyone looking for good value.
The ambiance of the room/place is not good. My 6-year old son said the place is creepy. I didn't like our room,1st day my son and i couldn't sleep because of the 2 mystery doors. My husband called the office and asked what are those two creepy doors. They said the 1st door is an old kitchen and 2nd one is a connecting door to the other room. The bedsheets were pretty dirty,my husband asked them to change it but they didnt. They just fixed it. Good thing i am not scared of spiders. In the bathroom you will see some. No microwave. I am sorry for the bad review. What i like is that the motel is near the airport and free parking.
Location and breakfast. rooms clean and very well maintained
Lady at the front desk wasn't that nice. Charge 100 deposit of use cash or debit. Ac didn't work in room. Rooms were crappy stains on the ceiling and floors.
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The TV was antiquated, the property was unkept, the room had the smell of chemicals...I got sick from the smell and could not stay in the room The TV was antiquated, the property was unkept, the room had the smell of chemicals...I got sick from the smell and could not stay in the room
The night lady is super nice and respectful Some of the rooms are renovated but some are not so bear with them, it's going in the right directions. Very quiet for its location, couldn't hear the traffic at all. Some of the rooms are outdated.
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Cleanliness No pool in water
Clean room No coffee no breakfast. No extra pillows
leaving howlong do you have!!!!!!
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It was easy to get to and no waiting. For the first time i was asked to pay $100.00 down for security deposit and i did not like that. And there are no bath tub safety hand bars on the walls from the bath tub. My woman almost fell whenvshe grabed the towel bar and that broke apart!!!
The closeness to the theme park which we visited in our trip. It was literaly a walk away.
I liked the cleanliness of the room and the pool and hot tub. Everything was very clean. I did not like the service, day time was very unprofessional and after hours/owners were not friendly. We called ahead to request flowers etc be brought in, and the answer wasn't even, "can we give you some phone numbers for delivery?" The answer was, "no. We don't do that." Not how we anticipated spending our 7th anniversary.Also their afterhours security gate has a metal tab sticking outinto the hallway... Not highlighted, and is actually the same color as the wall... In any case I now have a deep bruise and near fracture on my hand because I didn't see it, and walked right into it.
Only that it was close to Knotts .... The entire stay was terrible, noisy, dirty, smelly, and not very pleasant totally
the convenience of the location to other businesses in the area the claim of wireless internet access I could not access
The location is great. Directly across from Knotts Berry Farm and only 6 min away from Disneyland! The hotel in general looks old and rundown. There were a couple of roaches in the room. The pillow cases smelled of cigarettes. Housekeeping refused to change the pillow cases. There was only 1 pillow per queen size bed. When we requested additional pillows we were given 1 for each bed. Pillows were flat and old. All in all I would not stay there again.
Nothing at all!!! Oh wait maybe that it was 10 miles away from the beach. Oh yes I did not like any of the staff they were very rude and did not understand half of anything you said. ALso the manager (rude) gave out my room key I guess they thought we had checked out? Lol who knows but we were only there a day and reserved two nights. They just gave our key to some random people and it just so happend my lap top got stolen right along with my purse. But thank god the cops came let us watch cameras and just happend to catch that the people were still staying in the hotel and got our stuff back. After spending three hours looking at cameras on my vacation! So if you want the staff to just give your room key out and let your personal belongings get ransacked threw you go ahead and stay there! K! I will never go back
it was clean and quiet and close to knotts berry farm. breakfast menu was a bit sparse.
The only reason why I stayed after seeing the room is because I didn't want to lose my money. I did not feel safe at this place. The carpets were not cleaned it appeared, for years.
I liked that the room was clean and had a refrigerator and microwave. I did not like that there were mattresses outside the lobby. It made my first impression of the hotel very bad. Also, the staff were not friendly when checking in or asking questions and I was ignored a few times.
Friend staff, excellent room keeping, nice atmosphere. NA
Good rate as it's not easy to find a decent room for under $100/night in LA area. Staff is professional. There's a security guard in the parking lot at night. For the room I stayed in, the bathroom had a strong smell - it could be someone smoked in there even though it's supposed to be a non-smoking room. The neighborhood is sketchy. "Paid" Wifi connection was way too slow that I had to ask for a refund. I've stayed at other Motel 6 locations for similar rate with nicer room.
I loved the room overall. It felt like a studio apartment. Gave me a home feel and not like I'm in a hote room. Staff was extra friendly and helpful. Only thing I didn't really like was the parking situation.
Nothing. Stayed there on a Friday night and the music from restaurant/club across the street was blaring till about 2am. Bathroom was practically in disrepair. Sink faucet knob turned all the way around and didn't stop-- you had to find the sweet spot to turn it off. Tub drain plug was laying outside drain. Location was sketchy. Key card didn't work at the back entrance, so I had to walk all the way around. When I told the front desk person that I needed a new key card, he said I didn't-- it worked everywhere else except the back door.
Cheap, friendly, close to town. No TP in the room upon arrival, clearly layers of carpetting piled on each other, desk clerk lost four fingers on one hand.
Reasonably priced, close to nearby restaurants, coffee shops, bus station and attractions. Awoke in the middle of one of the nights to a honking car in the parking lot. Lots of traffic noise in this location. Poor breakfast choices. No air conditioning in the hallways.
The staff was great. A very clean hotel. This hotel is out dated. Needs paint and upgraded bathrooms. Carpet is worn so it looks dirty, which it isnt. It also needs more parking. Has one third that it needs. Our car was three deep. Also this is not the best neighborhood!!! Y-fi didn't work most of the time. The continental breakfast could be upgraded also. 2 cerals, coffee, juice, bananas and chocolate chip mini-muffins. That was it.
It was a great deal, close enough to the convention center, the room was big and nice.
Checking Out There was no power when we got there so we were given candles to light the rooms. No electricity for two days. Roomed smelled and the candles they gave us smelled worse.
The room was a good size, but that's about where the compliments end. Some of the staff were very friendly, but there seemed to be some neglect of keeping things on track at the front desk. *see the rest of my review* The parking was inadequate to say the least. The flooring in the bathroom was coming up in several places. The beds were VERY loud, so not great when you're trying not to wake up everyone else in the room when you move any bit. The breakfast, while I didn't expect much, was even worse then expected. There was only apples, bananas, some prepackaged danishes, mini super sweet chocolate chip muffins, 2 types of cereal in some plastic storage containers to pour from, and then the breakfast drink in a fountain drink style machine. The pool was unheated, not that I really expected it to be, and for some reason, you weren't allowed to get back to your room, after going in the pool, using the elevator. The walls of the hallway had air pockets in the paint. It seemed like it needed a renovation about 10+ years ago and they're still putting it off. Windows don't really do much to keep out sound or air. The AC never got the room cool at night even when we had it at 60° the entire stay. The elevator was very janky and made weird noises as it slowly moved. There were so many things wrong, I'm sure I'm forgetting many. Also, while I was there, someone came out of the elevator smoking a lit cigarette which made the elevator just a cloud of smoke. I have asthma and smoke highly affects me and I was shocked. I braved the elevator with my shirt over my face and trying to hold my breath as long as possible since I was on the top floor and wasn't able to take the stairs. I then went straight to my room to call the front desk so they could do something about it, and the line was busy. I assumed it was still busy down there seeing as I just came from there, so waited a few minutes and tried again, and got the same thing. I tried a few more times over the next 15-20 minutes and it was a busy tone the whole time. I could see the front desk from my room's window and so I checked to see if it was really that busy right then, and it looked empty other than the worker behind the desk. I saw the guy there not on the phone and had called right before and after I looked out the window and still got nothing. As it was already almost 10 and my friends had already gone to bed; I couldn't keep calling the front desk. When I told them in the morning at check out, they basically said that there is nothing they can do about what people choose to do when they know they're not supposed to do said thing. Maybe they could've if they'd picked up the phone and not left it off the hook. They had video camera too. This seems neglectful of them. I will not be going back for many reasons and do not recommend to others.
Nothing Unclean, bad service,not recommended to stay
The pool was closed and their idea of continental breakfast was cereal and bananas. :(
nothing everything cancelled our reservations I would never consider staying at the Vagabond. The male at the desk was very inconsiderate. No customer service.
Location was good. Bed was fixed and clean. Welcoming enough. Facilities and rooms need updating. Rust on anything metal and needs new paint. For just an overnight stay it was fine but not for a vacation stay.
It was disgusting! Bathroom was dirty. No wifi connection
Right down the street from Whittier recreation center and in and out. Pet friendly which is a must for me and it has hard wood floors which really made it stand out in a good way. You know there isn't nasty carpet filled with puke and whatever else . Parking! Is! Horrible!!!! Omg small lot! For being a pet friendly hotel they didn't have really any grass for the dogs to use the bathroom. Someone set off fireworks at 3 am scaring is because it sounded like gun shots and security didn't do anything.
The tv and the beds There was no fridge, microwave or coffee maker
Hospitality was excellent very professional Too much police activity i was pulled over well walking with my daughter to my car asked questions it was very uncomfortable
I liked the location. It is located conveniently closed to the freeway and a few local restaurants / fast food. The room was disgusting. The bed sheets and pillows had hair on them before we even lay on them. The restroom was disgusting. The furniture / bathroom is old and rusty. It had a really heavy smoke smell on a non smoking room.


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about 50% of our Linux Workstations are classified as unknown devices.
After a scan the IP-Adress, the MAC-Adress, the SN and the Hostname is known, but not more. The manufacturer is mostly classified as "Com".
Could you help me to get the devices known and scanned?
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Howdy Helge,
I would be glad to help you resolve this issue. Please navigate to your Inventory page and select 'Unknowns' (if you are using Browse View). Click on one of 'unknown' machines and let me know what scan error you receive for that device. The error should be in red/pink.
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Jan 2, 2009 at 1:53 UTC
Hi Gregory,
thanks for your response. I found only one line marked red:
"The true identity of this network device is unknown."
I only can say that it is not a firewall problem.

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Just 11 years out of college, Josephine Zurica '03 was named the new principal of Dagher Engineering.
At 34 years old, after just six years as a professional engineer, sustainable design specialist Josephine (Kaiser) Zurica '03 was named principal of Dagher Engineering. The former Peace Corps volunteer credits her experiences abroad with helping her to develop the leadership skills and ingenuity to foster sustainable solutions.
The Michigan native arrived at Manhattan in fall 2000 and declared a civil engineering major before Mohammad Naraghi, Ph.D., and Bahman Litkouhi, Ph.D., professors of mechanical engineering, revealed another side of engineering: sustainable design, energy and thermal systems. She quickly changed her major to mechanical engineering and never looked back.
Her lifelong advocacy for social justice also was nurtured at Manhattan. A member of the College's social justice student organization, Zurica's conversations with Graham Walker, Ph.D., professor of mechanical engineering, led to the founding of the College's Engineers Without Borders (EWB) chapter the following year. After graduation, she decided to continue her journey by pursuing a Peace Corps Master's International degree in environmental engineering from Michigan Technological University.
"Throughout college, I knew I wanted to do something where I could serve and use my knowledge in a practical manner by helping other people," Zurica says. "Although environmental and mechanical engineering are quite different, my interest in energy efficiency and green technologies paired well with environmental engineering."
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After a year of taking traditional graduate courses in Michigan, Zurica was placed in Panama to serve a small indigenous community as a sanitation and health volunteer. In this role, she provided health education and created water infrastructure and sanitation programs, and taught English and life skills classes to youth. Her biggest challenge in working with the community was motivating them to improve their infrastructure, when as subsistence farmers, they were most focused on life's immediate needs.
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At Dagher, a firm that specializes in mechanical, electrical, plumbing (MEP), fire-protection, technology design and consulting, Zurica is more than an MEP engineer — she collaborates in all aspects of the building design process.
Zurica joined the New York City-based firm in 2007 and was quickly promoted to project manager in 2009, specializing in sustainable MEP design at a time when green building science in the U.S. was in its infancy. Her portfolio with the company includes the award-winning net-zero design for the Housatonic River Museum in Pittsfield, Mass., and the historic renovation of the Wave Hill House, a cultural center and garden in Riverdale.
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In her new role as principal, she is maintaining her presence as a project manager while also helping to lead Dagher Engineering's client relations and marketing strategies. One of the first projects she will finish as principal is an exciting 15-building residential project for Princeton University, which is heated and cooled by a closed loop geothermal system. It's a golden opportunity to see her schematic design come to life.
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Acts of Faith: Churches and Political Engagement
DOI: 10.1023/B:POBE.0000035961.78836.5f
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- Campbell, D.E. Political Behavior (2004) 26: 155. doi:10.1023/B:POBE.0000035961.78836.5f
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Many observers suggest that white evangelical Protestant churches serve to mobilize their members into politics, while others argue that they encourage withdrawal from political life. This paper reconciles these two claims. I hypothesize that the time members of evangelical Protestant denominations spend in service to their church comes at the expense of participation in the wider community, contrary to the way mainline Protestant and Catholic churches foster civic activity among their members. However, I further hypothesize that the tight social networks formed through this intensive church activity can at times facilitate rapid and intense political mobilization. Data from the Citizen Participation Study supports the first hypothesis, while applying King's method of ecological inference to two elections in Alabama supports the second.


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The pluses: nobody got poison oak, the tent cabin worked out well, the campsite was gorgeous, weather was almost perfect, our excursions (Santa Cruz and a little hike) were successful.
- Magenta the dog
- an as-yet-unnamed stuffed frog. He calls it simply "baby frog" and insists it is the offspring of the famous Mickey Doodle, the purple velvet stuffed frog which we purchased years ago on a whim because it matched our purple velvet fainting couch. (Yes, for the record, once upon a time our style aspirations were high enough that we had a purple velvet fainting couch in our living room.) The purple one is important enough that even BB knows its name, so it was surprising that he'd choose to bring the green frog instead.
- Stuxey and Little Skeeter, his two fake snake pals
BB chose four characters from the Hundred Acre Wood set: Pooh, Rabbit, Roo, and Tigger. (Apparently, we should have squirrelled Kanga away somewhere to have on hand, because much of her fussing on Thursday night had to do with asking for Kanga.) She clutched one or more of them through much of her time at the campsite, which is unusual for her; she doesn't often seem to need this sort of attachment object, so she must have felt a little overwhelmed.
Certainly she had on her serious face for much of the time.
Perhaps this was because we hadn't been there for five minutes before she'd been knocked down the stairs to the tent cabin, which resulted in the cut above her right eye. The door situation for the cabin just wasn't designed with a toddler in mind -- much less a toddler with a three-year-old brother who would come barrelling out of the door, heedless of his sister's presence right on the other side.
Even so, playing "in and out" with the door was easily one of BB's favorite activities.
Both she and BJ kept telling us how much they liked being at Big Basin, which definitely helped keep things in perspective. BJ wanted to "go on adventures" and find hidden animals. This would be well and good, except for the fact that he wanted to find an animal for every letter of the alphabet -- from ant to zebra -- and he wanted to find them in alphabetical order. That's my boy. As you might imagine, there was much talk about the importance of one's imagination when having adventures in the woods.
Part of the appeal for BB was the opportunity to have some new words to use, words like "fire pit" and "pinch" and "camping."
On Friday morning, we headed over to Santa Cruz, with the idea of doing the boardwalk and perhaps playing a bit on the beach. When we arrived about 10 a.m., only to discover that the rides wouldn't open until 1 p.m., we hastily rearranged our plans and I made a desperate, silent plea to the Almighty Napping Gods that BB's usual noon nap wouldn't cause too much trouble. Apparently, They were listening, because we were able to stay until 2 p.m.!
BJ and I played in the sand, while BB and S came and went between hanging out with us and walking the Boardwalk. BJ even got his feet and hands wet; he's come a long way from last year, when our one and only visit to the beach resulted in his sobbing declaration that the ocean was "too wavy." BB did NOT like the feel of the sand on her feet, so she didn't want much to do with making sandcastles and the like.
She was happy for S to carry her, though, and most of all she was interested in the merry-go-round. She asked S about it for nearly two hours. When it finally opened at noon for testing, she was delighted. Turned out she didn't want to ride it, she just wanted to watch it go round and round; when it opened at 1 p.m. for riders, she was completely content to sit with S and watch BJ and me take our turn. S was sure to take a little video, and BB has already asked to watch it several times on the computer. (Talk about your instant replay childhood! But I'll resist the urge to go on a "kids these days" rant -- this post is already long enough!!!)
After the merry-go-round, we decided to push our luck and let BB and BJ do a kiddie ride. BJ chose the little boats, which they had all to themselves. BB all but fell asleep on the ride (which tells you all you need to know about how exciting it was) but even so they seemed to enjoy it.
They are still talking about it, days later, so that counts for something.
After letting the kids look longingly at the rides they couldn't yet ride, we headed back to the campsite. That night, we built a campfire, cooked hot dogs, roasted marshmallows -- after all, we had to be sure their first experience covered the basic camping cliches. Neither kid wanted much to do with S'mores, though they deigned to taste the marshmallows. So I got to eat a lot of chocolate.
There weren't many moments for peaceful contemplation of the wonder of the woods -- that sort of magic wasn't part of this trip at all, in fact. I admit that I missed breaking bread with reverential quiet in the truly awesome cathedrals of trees. "Reverential" and "Quiet" simply weren't applicable terms this time around. But it was equally magical to snuggle up with BB in my lap as darkness fell, watching the fire leap and dance and hearing her chatter about the "Fire pit! Hot! Fire! Mama make! Hot!"
On Saturday morning, we broke camp and then drove to the welcome center, where we did the loop trail among the redwoods. BB was still largely in carry mode, but BJ walked the entire half-mile trail. He loved reading the signs and pointing out the numbered posts which marked points of interest.
He also wanted to know, "Was the 'Father of the Forest' really a boy?"
And, "Was the 'Mother of the Forest' really a girl?"
We'd done this trail before, but it was pre-kids, so I looked a little more closely at the 'Mother' tree this time around. I have to admit that as a mother myself now, I was struck by the possible symbolic significance of "her" hollow center. If "she" wasn't fenced off, you could walk right inside and look up into "her." And yet, she thrives.
Yes, that little dot is a small hole through the opposite side of the tree -- you can look straight through "her." It isn't often these days that I get glimpses of poems that want to be written, but there was definitely one flitting around the edges of my attention when I paused to take these pictures. (A poem that will probably never be written. And that, too, has symbolic significance for this mother writer. So it goes.)
We hunted in vain for banana slugs. Thankfully, the kids weren't too disappointed. They played with sticks and that seemed to suffice.
After all, what's a good hike in the woods without a good stick?By the end of the hike, we were all pretty tired. I found myself wishing that there was somebody who could carry me. Lucky BB!
I think it will be another day or so before all the gear gets put away and we start to feel rested again. But it was worth it, definitely worth it. These sorts of family excursions are the kinds of traditions I hope to continue through the years.


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During an April meeting of the Brunswick County Economic Development Board of Directors, the board unanimously voted to move $50,000 from the county-funded economic development commission to the private economic development corporation, or "slush fund," as one board member called it.
But that didn't happen.
Instead, the board of directors voted on Tuesday to move to separate from the county after being given an ultimatum of sorts on how the county would allow the commission and its board of directors to proceed as an agency.
Read related story: Economic development commission to separate from county; director to retire
During the April 9 meeting, Diane McRainey, who has since resigned as the board's treasurer and secretary, made a motion to "replenish" the corporation's coffers from the commission's account.
"We basically have $124,000 in…the commission account, and we used to–years ago–move any extra money at the end of the year to the corporation. That gave them some power to help with industries or trying to do some things that the commission, itself, can't do.
"We used to do it every year. The only reason I was thinking about doing it now was to make the move in case the county came back and said anything–I don't know that they review anything–we'd still have time to reverse it," McRainey said.
The board hadn't moved the money in Brunswick County Economic Development Director Jim Bradshaw's eight-year tenure, and "now we're up about 100 grand," McRainey said.
When asked by another board member why the move was suggested, McRainey responded: "We can write checks differently on the corporation. The commission, it's still considered county funds and…they can only be for a certain set of purposes."
The commission is county-funded, while the corporation is funded by land sales, including acreage in Leland Industrial Park.
Commissioner's response
Brunswick County Commissioner Randy Thompson said he became aware of the discussion from the April 9 meeting–which he considered a red flag about the board of directors and the agency–in early May.
"At our first commission meeting in May, we heard the audio," Thompson said. "Following that meeting, we immediately requested that a meeting be set up with the executive leadership of the EDC, which occurred the latter part of the first week in May. It was shared with them what we had heard."
Thompson also said they had difficulty receiving the requested information. After eventually receiving the requested information, including the April 9 meeting audio, "it was expressed to them, and I, personally, expressed my disappointment, with the discussion. It was unacceptable conduct."
"I expressed a desire for [EDC leadership and board members] to accept responsibility and accountability and address the serious matter," Thompson said. "On May 20, I did not feel like they had, so I sent a letter to my District 1 representative, Diane McRainey, and I told her that because of her actions related to the issue concerning the request for moving the money, and the descriptive language she used for the money ["slush fund"], and the fact that the newer members of the commission were told that this was something that had been done in the past–when, in reality, it had not been done–that she should resign."
On May 28, McRainey wrote Thompson that she had resigned, Thompson said.
"I don't think that we have resolved all the situations with this involved, as far as the [April 9] discussion went. The discussion talked about breaking [$50,000 transfer] into smaller increments, I don't think that we have addressed it–with all of those involved as of yet–to hold those accountable."
"It's amazing to me what's actually taken place," Thompson said.
Next steps
County commissioners will have a joint meeting with EDC Board of Directors at 3 p.m. June 30, when they will discuss the economic development agency's future.
Brunswick County Manager Ann Hardy gave the board of directors three options to move forward with the EDC's future on Tuesday.
Hardy gave them the option to operate the EDC with the EDC managing all funding and operations, but with the county managing all financial transactions. Another option Hardy presented would have required Bradshaw and EDC commissioners to resign their posts so that the county could develop a county EDC that would report to the county manager and county commissioners.
Ultimately, the board accepted Hardy's third option for the EDC to become "a truly separate organization" from the county government.
"The county would enter into a contract for services to support the organization," Hardy's proposal states. "The EDC would solicit funds to from other entities to assist with operations. "
The EDC, which is currently housed in the Brunswick County Government Complex in Bolivia, would also have to find another location off-campus or reimburse the county "for space and services." The foundation would also be required to become a non-public and separate entity from the EDC. EDC employees would cease to be county employees and the EDC would be responsible for salary and benefits of its employees, which currently is made up of a director, assistant director and economic development manager.
The new EDC structure will take effect Oct. 1, when director Bradshaw retires.
"I think whatever all the activities that have taken place and what's been uncovered, I think the possibility of the same thing happening again could every easily happen again," Thompson said. "There are areas of mismanagement and lack of accountability."
Port City Daily news reporter James Mieczkowski contributed to this report.
Caroline Curran is the managing editor of Port City Daily. Reach her at (910) 772-6336 or email@example.com.


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Our minds are easily distracted, constantly examining past events and trying to anticipate the future. Becoming more aware of our thoughts, feelings and sensations may not sound like an obviously helpful thing to do, however learning to do this in a way that allows you not to make self judgement has an incredibly positive impact on our lives.
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Begin by feeling into your body lying here.
Feeling the areas of contact at this moment. Where your feet are touching the ground. The legs, your back, the arms, the head.
Noticing your breath, entering and leaving your body.
The intention of the this is to be present with our body without wanting anything at all. Not even relaxation. Of course, it's nice to relax and its great if it happens, but that is not the goal of the body scan. The goal is to be checking in with each area of the body in a non-judgmental way. We simply feel what is there to feel. No need to stir up sensations by moving the body.
You will notice that there are a number of areas in the body that you might not be able to feel at all. And that is normal and ok. Just check into those areas as if you could feel something.
Starting with the feet, feeling into both feet right now.
Feeling into the areas where your feet are touching the ground or chair.
Maybe feeling your toes – or not. Maybe feeling tingling or temperature.
Now moving the attention to your ankles and lower legs. What is here to feel – if anything at all? Pressure of your calves against the mat? Perhaps the fabric against the skin?
And if you notice that your attention is suddenly somewhere else, just gently returning it to your legs. It's not a problem at all, the mind likes to wander.
If you find it helpful you can imagine that you are breathing into your lower legs. As if your attention could ride on the breath. Or as if your attention would light up the area like it was a flash light.
Now letting go of the lower legs and moving the attention to your knees and thighs, what do you feel, again maybe pressure, temperature, the position of your legs, or nothing at all, numbness counts as a sensation in this practice.
Noticing that thinking about an area or picturing it in your mind's eye is different from actually feeling it.
Now letting go of the thighs and moving the attention to the lower trunk. The pelvis and the tummy up to the tummy button. Noticing any sensations in this area. Maybe feeling the breath in the tummy or maybe not.
Then letting go and now feeling into the upper trunk … the stomach area… the chest, feeling the sensations of the breath here… with each inhalation and exhalation.
Feeling the spine against the floor, noticing any sensations that are here or the absence of sensations.
From here now moving the attention into your hands. Feeling your hands, you might notice how well you can feel your hands without having to see the, feeling individual fingers/position of hands.
When you are ready, moving the attention to the wrists/forearms. What is here to feel? Touch/ Pressure: Warmth?
Moving attention to your elbows and upper arms. Noticing any sensations here. And if your mind wanders off, just bringing It back to wherever we are. Just starting again.
From here, moving the attention to your shoulders, back of your neck and then your head. Feeling into your jaw, face, mouth nose, cheeks, eyes, forehead, your entire face.
Now opening the awareness to include the entire body again, being alive, breathing.
If you like, imagining to be breathing from the crown of your head all the way down into your toes and up and out again.
Noticing all the sensations of the body and allowing them to be just as they are in this moment.
Allowing some movement back into the body, like wiggling your fingers and toes. Stretching the body. Coming all the way back into the room.Just take a few moments to notice what sensations are present in your body right now observe the thoughts going through your mind and check in with the emotions of this moment.
Starting the Day
Starting your mindfulness right when you wake up requires taking stock of yourself. Hear the sounds outside, notice your breath, look around the room.
Dial your senses into the sensations you encounter as you shower, get dressed, and eat breakfast; all of the things that we do in the morning. Mindfulness incorporates a keen attention to the little details. Make your morning count, be present in it. Don't think about that meeting at 11 or the presentation this afternoon. Taste the eggs and toast on your plate in front of you at this very moment. You are laying the groundwork for the rest of your day.
Arriving at Work
When you get to the office, don't get distracted by the inevitable bombardment of information and distractions that are inherent in a workplace environment. Emails, files, voicemails, phone calls, your boss and co-workers, all of them provide continuous, multi-layered stimuli that can affect your mood from one minute to the next. Even the nature of the work that you're tasked with completing can bring on large amounts of stress quickly.
But try not to get caught up in all of it. Stop periodically. Take a deep breath. Check in with all of your senses. Do some quiet meditations from time to time, it can take the form of a short walk to the break room, sitting upright quietly at your desk for a brief minute, or listening to a calming piece of music in a pair of earphones.
Remaining centered throughout the day will go a long way towards improving your mood and productivity.
Stop and Think First
The fast-paced nature of a successful workplace can threaten to overwhelm anyone into a stressed rhythm. This may cause undue amounts of pressure and force us to react hastily. How you respond to things is a large part of practicing mindfulness in your daily life. Being more conscious of your practice at work will probably take a greater commitment at first, but the more you remain aware of yourself and your surroundings the easier it will come.
Many of us tend to react quickly to stimuli, because we automatically feel that is the required action in certain situations. Instead, take pause and deal with the stimuli around you in measured answers. The same goes for solving difficult challenges and problems that might occur during the day. A crisis is not an excuse for you to stop being mindful, in fact it's a call for you to focus on your training even harder.
The Little Things
Mindfulness comes at all times and in all things. It's not only about staying in the present and focusing on your behavior when people or situations become intense, it's also about noticing the minute details and remaining present in them constantly. The way you respond to stress starts in how you react to the little things.
Take pause and just notice the hum of the computer, the way the coffee tastes as you sip, re-read that email because you may have missed something the first time. Remain attentive in everything that you do. It will make the difference between having a good day at the office and one you'll want to forget. Try it right now as you're reading this article. Look around you. What do you see, hear, and feel?
These are the building blocks to becoming more mindful.
Research studies have found that people who practice mindfulness irrespective of whether they had practised meditation before or not reports:Feeling less stressed, anxious and depressed, happier, inspired, satisfied with life.
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Proposed Budget
Fiscal Year 2009-2010
The budget attempts to balanceincome
with demands for service.
Property Taxes
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User Fees
Town Government
Debt Service
Board of Education
Proposed funding levels allow for a status quo budget to:
Face required mandates;
No new staff;
No new services;
Increased utility costs
Health Insurance increases of 10%.
In developing the budget for FY 2010,every effort was made to explore new and creative ways of meeting the demands for service.
Thank you to all the Department Heads and the Superintendent of Schools for cooperation and teamwork in addressing these critical issues.
The above breakdown of expenses includes contractual obligations and increases in non-discretionary spending. Capital outlay is for departmental operating equipment.
Capital expenditures allow for future needs to be addressed as identified in the Capital Improvement Program.
Capital Expenditure Needs:
Road program
Public Works Sander Building Phase II
Police HQ Garage and Addition
Emergency Communications Improvements
Equipment replacement
Swajchuk Park Phase II
Technology Improvements
Fire Equipment Replacement
Total Estimated Cost: $ 300,000
Funding Sources:
Fund Balance Transfer - $76,000
CRRA Settlement -$224,000
Increases in the Debt Service Expenditures for the FY 2010 Budget are due to the following commitments of the Town:
The property tax remains the Town's main source of revenue accounting for 73.4% of all revenues.
Grand List growth is a combination of slight increases in real property values and similar declines in the value of motor vehicles.
October 1, 2007October 1, 2008Increase/Decrease
Real Estate$1,146,462,830$1,153,960,160$7,497,330 0.6%
Motor Veh.$ 103,641,100$ 100,374,490$3,266,610 (3.3%)
Pers. Prop.$ 34,374,085 $ 38,900,412$4,526,327 11.6%
Total$ 1,284,478,015$1,293,235,063$8,757,047 .7%
State aid has been used to limit property tax increases. Cuts in the State budget pass the tax burden to local taxpayers.
Successive State budgets have limited aid to cities and towns, resulting in a tax shift from the tax base of the State to that of local government.
Interest Income is a reflection of the national trends and is expected to continue declining over the next several months.
Fees and Charges – increases should be limited to avoid passing on additional costs to taxpayers.
Real Estate Conveyance Tax Income is expected to decline with activity in the housing market falling.
Building and Land Use/ Development Fees should be limited to avoid deterrents to economic development opportunities.
The Proposed Budget requires a tax rate of 26.34 mills – an increase of 1.39 mills or 5.5%.
The major reasons behind the increase are:
Pro-Rata Mill Rate Distribution
While the Council will be pressured to reduce taxes, it will take large cuts to reduce the tax rate. In this scenario, $636,889 in cuts changes the tax increase from 3.88% to 2.43%.
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- If taken in an allied detachment, Farsight can still have his 7 Bodyguards, but he doesn't deep strike without scattering. That's a Warlord Trait, which he doesn't get to use if he's not the Warlord (which he can't be because he's not in the primary detachment).
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- Longstrike's Hammerhead is not limited to Str 5 weapons or less when Overwatching, because he doesn't have a Point Defense System. His armor just grants his tank unlimited Overwatch.
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I was involved in a fatal car accident. They are still investigating to see who is at fault. Should I go to the funeral of those who passed away? I feel sad for the family of those who passed away, but I'm not sure if going or sending my condolences would be like admitting guilt or wrongdoing? Is it legally prudent (will it help my case to show sympathy if I am found to be at fault)?
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Personally, I think tragic death is always sad no matter how. However, if the family of the victim believes you are at fault your appearance may be a distraction that you might regret.
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