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New International Version
"Do not judge, or you too will be judged.
New Living Translation
"Do not judge others, and you will not be judged.
English Standard Version
"Judge not, that you be not judged.
Berean Study Bible
Do not judge, or you will be judged.
Berean Literal Bible
Do not judge, lest you should be judged.
New American Standard Bible
"Do not judge so that you will not be judged.
King James Bible
Judge not, that ye be not judged.
Holman Christian Standard Bible
"Do not judge, so that you won't be judged.
International Standard Version
"Stop judging, so that you won't be judged,
NET Bible
"Do not judge so that you will not be judged.
New Heart English Bible
"Do not judge, so that you won't be judged.
Aramaic Bible in Plain English
You shall not judge, lest you be judged.
GOD'S WORD® Translation
"Stop judging so that you will not be judged.
New American Standard 1977
"Do not judge lest you be judged.
Jubilee Bible 2000
Judge not, that ye be not judged.
King James 2000 Bible
Judge not, that you be not judged.
American King James Version
Judge not, that you be not judged.
American Standard Version
Judge not, that ye be not judged.
Douay-Rheims Bible
JUDGE not, that you may not be judged,
Darby Bible Translation
Judge not, that ye may not be judged;
English Revised Version
Judge not, that ye be not judged.
Webster's Bible Translation
Judge not, that ye be not judged.
Weymouth New Testament
"Judge not, that you may not be judged;
World English Bible
"Don't judge, so that you won't be judged.
Young's Literal Translation
'Judge not, that ye may not be judged,
CommentaryMatthew Henry Commentary
7:1-6 We must judge ourselves, and judge of our own acts, but not make our word a law to everybody. We must not judge rashly, nor pass judgment upon our brother without any ground. We must not make the worst of people. Here is a just reproof to those who quarrel with their brethren for small faults, while they allow themselves in greater ones. Some sins are as motes, while others are as beams; some as a gnat, others as a camel. Not that there is any sin little; if it be a mote, or splinter, it is in the eye; if a gnat, it is in the throat; both are painful and dangerous, and we cannot be easy or well till they are got out. That which charity teaches us to call but a splinter in our brother's eye, true repentance and godly sorrow will teach us to call a beam in our own. It is as strange that a man can be in a sinful, miserable condition, and not be aware of it, as that a man should have a beam in his eye, and not consider it; but the god of this world blinds their minds. Here is a good rule for reprovers; first reform thyself.
Study BibleDo Not Judge
1Do not judge, or you will be judged. 2For with the same judgment you pronounce, you will be judged; and with the measure you use, it will be measured to you.…
Cross References
Luke 6:37
Do not judge, and you will not be judged. Do not condemn, and you will not be condemned. Forgive, and you will be forgiven.
Luke 6:41
Why do you look at the speck in your brother's eye, but fail to notice the beam in your own eye?
John 8:7
When they continued to question Him, He straightened up and said to them, "Whoever is without sin among you, let him be the first to cast a stone at her."
Romans 2:1
You therefore have no excuse, you who pass judgment on another. For on whatever grounds you judge the other, you are condemning yourself, because you who pass judgment do the same things.
Romans 14:10
Why, then, do you judge your brother? Or why do you belittle your brother? For we will all stand before God's judgment seat.
Romans 14:13
Therefore let us stop judging one another. Instead, make up your mind not to put any stumbling block or obstacle in your brother's way.
1 Corinthians 4:5
Therefore judge nothing before the proper time; wait until the Lord comes. He will bring to light what is hidden in darkness and will expose the motives of men's hearts. At that time each will receive his praise from God.
James 4:11
Brothers, do not slander one another. Anyone who speaks against his brother or judges him speaks against the Law and judges it. And if you judge the Law, you are not a practitioner of the Law, but a judge of it.
Treasury of Scripture
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MA Applied Translation Studies
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- Degree of Master of Arts
UEA offer flexible MA courses focused on different aspects of intercultural communication, applied translation and linguistics. Your studies will prepare you for employment in the huge global growth industry related to these disciplines or for advanced research. You will benefit from the links we have with our alumni and industry professionals which, along with teaching from our expert academies, will result in excellent employment prospects.Watch It
Key facts
(The Research Excellence Framework 2014)
Alumni from our MA programmes have gone to have successful careers in the huge global growth industry relating to applied translation and intercultural communication. Find out more about their experience of their time at UEA and how it has helped them in their career.Watch It
Leading researcher Luna Filipović has researched and demonstrated that language use in the specific context of police interviews, can bear relevance to the revelation of why serious misunderstanding occurs in investigative interviewing in multilingual environments and sometimes leads to misinterpretation of denial as confession.
About this course
Translation is a huge growth industry. The demand for well-qualified translators is steadily increasing across the globe. On our MA in Applied Translation Studies you apply the theory of translation in a wide range of practical ways.
You will receive training in the technological tools that professionals use daily. In addition, you can specialise in Professional Translation (work experience, specialised technical and ethical knowledge of the translation profession), or Forensic Linguistics and Translation (translation when witnessing, experiencing or judging crime) through optional pathways through the MA. Translation workshops and feedback on translations from professional translator mentors create an effective bridge with the translation industry.
On completing the MA, you will be well qualified to move into the profession or into postgraduate research.
You will receive training in the technological tools that professionals use daily. In addition, you can specialise in Professional Translation (work experience, specialised technical and ethical knowledge of the translation profession), or Forensic Linguistics and Translation (translation when witnessing, experiencing or judging crime) through optional pathways through the MA. Translation workshops and feedback on translations from professional translator mentors create an effective bridge with the translation industry.
On completing the MA, you will be well qualified to move into the profession or into postgraduate research.
Course Profile
Translation is a huge growth industry and the demand for well-qualified translators is steadily increasing across the globe.
The programme enables you to apply the theory of translation in a wide range of practical ways, offering a wealth of opportunities to expand your practical experience in readiness for a move into professional translation. You have the option to focus on a specific professional translation pathway in the second semester options as well as:
- Developing an individual portfolio of your own translations in consultation with a professional translator
- Experience of working on practical group projects in a working environment
- Being trained in the application and use of the latest technological tools for translators
The MA also provides a solid base for those wishing to pursue further postgraduate research in Translation Studies. You will benefit from our established experience in Applied Translation Studies where we are continually building on the MA's proven strengths.
This course is distinctive because we are able to cater for students with a very wide range of language pairs, one of which is always English. We welcome students from across the globe and this makes seminars particularly engaging for staff and students alike as we all learn a great deal about each other's languages and cultures. All seminars have a generic focus which is then applied to your language pair in practice via projects and essay work.
Course Content and Assessment
The course runs for two years on a part-time basis. You will take a combination of compulsory and optional modules, to build a solid foundation in the discipline and then specialise in areas that particularly interest you.
In your first semester, you will take these compulsory modules:
- Translation and Theory
- Research Methods
- Translation in Context
In your second semester, you will take these compulsory modules:
- Technological Tools for Translators
- Academic and Research Skills
In option ranges in the second semester, you can specialise further. The range usually includes:
- Translation Work Experience
- Translation as a Profession
- Language Issues in a Global Multilingual Context
- Intercultural Communication in Practice
Assessment is on the basis of coursework which principally involves presentations, translations, commentaries and essays.
Final Dissertation
In addition to the modules above, you will have the opportunity to write a dissertation. This can be a 90 credit translation and commentary of 15,000 words, or a critical essay on a topic of your choice (12,000-15,000 words in length).
If you decide to take two optional modules in the second semester, you will take a 70 credit dissertation where the word counts are 12,000 for the translation and commentary and 10,000-12,000 for the critical essay.
Key modules
Our training in Technological Tools for Translators exposes you to the main tools used by professional translators today and keeps you abreast of new developments. You also have the opportunity to use subtitling tools on this module. We are academic partners of the leading software providers MemoQ, MemSource and SDL Trados and gratefully acknowledge their support.
The Translation Work Experience module is highly distinctive. It provides you with the opportunity to work on professional translation briefs for public service organisations in the UK and abroad, notably museum services.
The Translation as a Profession module prepares you to join a diverse range of careers in language services while enhancing your understanding of professional, technical and ethical aspects of translation.
Translation Workshops
In conjunction with the MA in Literary Translation offered by the School of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing, we provide a series of translation workshops each semester delivered by practising translators and academics which give you insights into both the translation profession and academic discussions about aspects of the industry.
It is also possible to participate in the editing of the Norwich Papers journal which is devoted to essays on translation.
The James Platt Centre houses a media library, a state-of-the-art digitised Sanako language laboratory and interpreting suite including high-spec professional interpreter training facilities, a large multi-media self-access resources room, including computer-assisted translation, and professional subtitling software (SDL Trados and MultiTerm 2014, MemoQ, WINcaps). These materials complement the excellent holdings of the UEA library. High quality IT facilities are available throughout the University.
Transferable Skills and Careers
You will develop a high level of theoretical and practical knowledge of applied translation, including how to evaluate the relevance and usefulness of a range of critical approaches to your needs and circumstances, refine your ability to read and utilise research literature, and learn how to participate effectively in written and oral debate.
Many of our students go into the translation industry but also enter a wide range of other professions.
Course Modules 2017/8
Students must study the following modules for 40 credits:
This module provides an introduction to the computer-based tools and methodologies used in the translation industry, and examines their strengths and weaknesses. We teach the market-leading applications (SDL Multiterm / Trados), including free access to official SDL Certification tests. Students then specialise in translation software (MemoQ) or subtitling software (WinCAPS). A 'learning by doing' approach is adopted, and we replicate real-world working conditions through an international collaborative team project. Students learn to be confident explorers and adopters of translation technologies, so they can master any new tools they need in future. A demonstrator is available throughout for individual support.
This module explores issues fundamental to translation as process and product in a practical context. The theoretical component of the module discusses various ways of thinking about 'equivalence' in translation with a particular focus on functional equivalence and issues of power. These considerations are contextualised in the applied component of the module which features a series of sessions on specialised translation in practice, typically covering the following areas: technical/scientific; legal; news translation; multimedia; advertising; and localisation. Students will develop a portfolio of translations and have the opportunity to receive feedback on their work from professional translators and linguists.
Students must study the following modules for 20 credits:
This module explores ways in which concepts and notions develop into theoretical approaches. Students will analyze published translations and discuss how various theoretical perspectives can be fruitfully applied to account for the strategies used by translators. These strategies will be examined by addressing key areas in translation studies (TS) such as equivalence, implied meaning, ethics, the history of TS, the cultural turn and philosophical approaches. The overarching aims are: to increase your understanding of translation theories, to recognise the underpinnings of translation studies in general, and to consider the assumptions and attitudes which may affect your own practice as a translator.
Students will select 80 - 100 credits from the following modules:
Students who select the 100 credit dissertation PPLC7001X must choose 20 credits from Option Range B. Students who select the 80 credit dissertation PPLC7005X must choose 40 credits from Option Range B.
The dissertation module is a compulsory requirement for all taught MA programmes and integrates a compulsory year-long programme of Academic and Research Skills training sessions. The choice of a research topic for the dissertation is made by the students in consultation with their course convenor and/or supervisor. Formative assessment for the module includes an Oral Viva based on an abstract, methodological outline and provisional bibliography for the dissertation in the early stages of the period of supervision.
The dissertation module is a compulsory requirement for all taught MA programmes and integrates a compulsory year-long programme of Academic and Research Skills training sessions. The choice of a research topic for the dissertation is made by the students in consultation with their course convenor and/or supervisor. Formative assessment for the module includes an Oral Viva based on an abstract, methodological outline and provisional bibliography for the dissertation in the early stages of the period of supervision.
Students will select 20 - 40 credits from the following modules:
Students who select 40 credits must enrol onto PPLC7005X in Option Range A. Students who select 20 credits must enrol onto PPLC7001X in Option Range A.
Forensic linguistics comprises the study of language in legal contexts, and this module includes the study of how laws and legal texts are interpreted and translated, how language can be used to one's advantage in the court of law and what the role of language is in breaking the law, investigating and solving crime. Translation is relevant in this context because it plays an important part in how information is obtained and understood in challenging circumstances, such as police interviews with witnesses and suspects. All these aspects of the subject are taught using authentic examples and materials for practical activities.
This module explores the issues fundamental to intercultural communication (IC) in practical contexts. The theoretical component of the module examines the different ways of thinking about effective communication in a variety of work-based environments. We will also relate theory to the practice of intercultural communication in the LCS public lectures. During these lectures, invited practitioners will introduce students to how IC operates in specific organisations, e.g. in government agencies, in multilingual business management, education etc. The module is relevant to those wishing to pursue careers in international management and relations, multilingual business and international development; it is also of interest to those who wish to become more effective communicators in other professions such as translation, interpreting, education and cultural mediation.
This module focuses on language-related issues associated with the globalisation of communication and the media. It considers a range of materials - texts and their translation(s), multilingual sources of information (e.g. global news, consumer information, websites), products of audiovisual translation (e.g. subtitling, dubbing, voice over), IT mediated or processed texts, etc - to explore issues involved in the transposition and dissemination of (spoken and written) text into other media and other languages across different spheres of activity (e.g. media, politics, culture). Receptive knowledge of at least one language other than the mother tongue required.
This module equips MA students with understanding of professional, technical and ethical aspects of the translation profession. By the end of the module, students will understand the diverse range of careers in language services and know how to take the first steps on their chosen career path, or have identified a graduate research project focusing on the translation profession. Module content is flexible to reflect students' interests. Each student will select and research an aspect of the industry in detail during the module, then identify an assessment topic to reflect their own interests, with support from the module leader.
This module is aimed at MA Translation students with no (or little) previous translation work experience, and students who have experience of professional translation but would like the opportunity to review their practices by reflecting on, and critically documenting, the processes involved. It is based on work on authentic translation assignments negotiated with commercial clients and is very practical: it will promote hands-on sensitisation to aspects of professional commercial translation, to problems involved in translating to specifications, producing and presenting a product of professional standard, to techniques of translation and to the use of reference materials and support resources. It will enable you to apply your analytical and linguistic skills, and to develop a range of key practical skills, including research skills, project and time management, reflective and review skills.
DisclaimerWhilst the University will make every effort to offer the modules listed, changes may sometimes be made arising from the annual monitoring, review and update of modules and regular (five-yearly) review of course programmes. Where this activity leads to significant (but not minor) changes to programmes and their constituent modules, there will normally be prior consultation of students and others. It is also possible that the University may not be able to offer a module for reasons outside of its control, such as the illness of a member of staff or sabbatical leave. Where this is the case, the University will endeavour to inform students.
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Entry Requirements
- Degree Subject Humanities or Social Sciences
- Degree Classification UK BA (Hons) 2.1 or equivalent
Students for whom English is a Foreign language
We welcome applications from students whose first language is not English. To ensure such students benefit from postgraduate study, we require evidence of proficiency in English. Our usual entry requirements are as follows:
- IELTS: 6.5 (minimum 6.0 in all components)
- PTE (Pearson): 62 (minimum 55 in all components)
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Other tests, including Cambridge English exams and the Trinity Integrated Skills in English are also accepted by the university. The full list of accepted tests can be found here: Accepted English Language Tests
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Tuition fees
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- UK/EU Students: £7,300
- International Students: £14,800
If you choose to study part-time, the fee per annum will be half the annual fee for that year, or a pro-rata fee for the module credit you are taking (only available for UK/EU students).
We estimate living expenses at £820 per month.
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The Faculty of Arts and Humanities has a number of Scholarships and Awards on offer. For further information relevant to Language and Communication Studies, please click here.
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The Accounting and Tax Symposium is an annual program hosted by PwC that precedes the American Accounting Association meeting. Selected accounting faculty from top colleges and universities across the country are invited to learn more about PwC and the profession. The Accounting and Tax Symposium is a one and a half day program designed to update faculty on current business topics and issues. A variety of PwC partners and subject matter experts combine to provide a comprehensive update on topics that are important to the academic community.
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BnB Engineering conducted a review of residential wastewater treatment systems on the market today. Our review picked Norweco Singulair as the top manufacturer. Norweco wastewater has been in operation for over 100 years. During this period, NORWECO has continuously improved wastewater products from basic residential septic tank designs, and then extended aeration systems which have evolved into the NORWECO SINGULAIR line of products. The SINGULAIR line of products has superior wastewater treatment performance, including built-in; 1)Robust effluent filtration, 2) Wastewater De-nitrification, 3) Chlorination capabilities and UV Disinfection, 4) De-chlorination capabilities, 5) Flow Equalization, 6) Wastewater treatment capabilities to U.S. drinking water standards., 7) Low costs, 50-year warranty exchange program
BnB views NORWECO SINGULAIR as the best residential wastewater treatment packaged plant on the today's market. GEOFLOW, a leader in drip irrigation products, is teamed with NORWECO to provide add on drip irrigation products. GEOFLOW recognizes that SINGULAIR's top residential wastewater treatment performance is unparalleled. The best wastewater treatment performance, including de-nitrification (NSF 40 certified) sets NORWECO well above extended aeration competing systems. In BnB's final decision, we included NORWECO SINGULAIR's competitive pricing, demonstrated NSF-40 certified performance, a long track record (100 years) in continuous improvement and innovation as key factors.
The following is a general Discussion on our Pick. To provide a robust wastewater treatment system you need to incorporate the following into the basic design; 1) One-day pretreatment, 2) One-day aeration/extended aeration, 3)Flow equalization, 4) Filtration, 5) Tertiary treatment for de-nitrification, 5) Built-in Chlorination and De-Chlorination
All NORWECO SINGULAIR systems include a minimum of 1-day wastewater pretreatment. NORWECO requires stringent quality assurance. One key to SINGULAIR success is that standard precast tank molds are used by all distributors. This standardization makes certain that there are little variations from one caster to another. Competing systems often allow concrete tank casters to use existing molds. Holes are generally cut in each tank and their one-size fits all units are placed in the holes. These competing systems lack the conformity of SINGULAIR systems, therefore, their performance is not always consistent. In SINGULAIR systems, pretreatment is accomplished by requiring a minimum of 1-gallon solids separation tank capacity for each gallon of maximum daily wastewater flow. SINGULAIR designs ensure that larger packaged systems increase solids tank capacity accordingly. The basic SINGULAIR systems are 600, 750, 1,000, 1,250, and 1,500 gallons per day (GPD). Each configuration mandates that pretreatment tank capacity is increased accordingly. NORWECO provides ALL distributors with approved concrete molds which ensure tanks are always the same. This mandate ensures adequate stage-one residential wastewater treatment and consistent NSF-40 performance.
Similar to pretreatment tank capacities, minimum aeration tank volumes are increased according to maximum estimated GPD flows. The increase in aeration tank size promotes a minimum of 1-day aeration. Also, as aeration volumes are increased, the number of aerators are increased to ensure adequate aeration capacity (1,000, 1,250, and 1,500 GPD units have two aerators.). NORWECO SINGULAIR utilizes a stirring technology (the only moving parts) which minimizes the airflow into the system. The low airflow (2-4 cubic feet per minute (CFM)) minimizes odors which are generally associated with extended aeration systems. The aeration flow dissipates into the surrounding soil, which minimizes smells from the systems. Competing systems, that we looked at, use excessive air-flow (over 20 CFM) to stir the wastewater. This continuous-high-airflow rate causes bad odors in the general area of the pipe outlet. Also, when the tank is continuously aerated, there is no possibility for de-nitrification, since the anoxic conditions are required for de-nitrification.
Flow equalization is accomplished by maintaining the Bio-Kinetic (BK) module height within +/- one inch. The SINGULAIR TANKS are constructed with about 6-inches of minimum free board. The BK-module has a series of small holes in each side of the module. As tank level increases, slow flows of wastewater are allowed through the holes. The systems can easily be expanded to multiple treatment units, if designs ensure that all the treatment units are at the same elevation. BnB refers this configuration as a treatment node. Here the SINGULAIR system can be expanded to much larger treatment nodes, with limits at about 6,000 GPD.
The BK module also promotes superb filtration and de-nitrification. To reach stringent NSF performance requirements for total suspended solids (TSS), SINGULAIR BK modules possess a robust group of contact discs which in turn precipitate out the vast majority of TSS. Once again, the BK module design and style is patented and can't be integrated into competing systems. We've observed effective BK module filtration up to 1. 5 years of operations, without servicing. The comprehensive filtering capability in the SINGULAIR BK module provides this robust promise. Competing devices evaluated depend on straightforward filtration for example bags or filters which are high priced as well as require quarterly check up, cleansing and-or replacing. The SINGULAIR BK modules have numerous "stacked plates" that are comparable to commercial clarifiers. The stacked pates enable de-nitrifying bacteria (anaerobic bacteria -absence of oxygen) to fill the plates. The FE, slowly and gradually flowing residential wastewater flow, passes within the plates and the micro organism decreases the nitrogen or de-nitrifies the treated wastewater flow. This revolutionary approach has demonstrated, in some designs, to lower total nitrogen to under 5 mg/L (drinking water standard is less than 10 mg/L total nitrogen).
BK-modules can be readily converted to include both chlorination and de-chlorination. The top of the BK-modules are constructed to receive tubes which can be fitted with chlorination or de-chlorination tablets. Since the BK-modules provide low-equalized-flows, the tubes utilize specially formulated tablets that function well at low flow rates. The Chlorination/de-chlorination tubes cost about $75 each. Therefore, for about $150 the systems can be converted to chlorination disinfection units. This is a very cost-effective option. A few states, including TX requires that FE, reliable chlorination, and filtration devices be added to the effluent of most competing systems. NORWECO gladly provides them BK-2000 modules. The BK-2000 is a small tank that contains one BK-module. In re-use applications, this add-on allows the competing systems to perform at more-reliable and higher standards.
We consider NORWECO SINGULAIR costs as highly competitive. The NORWECO SINGULAIR systems are distributed locally by authorized NORWECO distributors. Costs (controlled locally by the NORWECO distributor), for a single family residence (up to 600 GPD wastewater flow) range from $3,500 to about $5,000 per unit. The NORWECO SINGULAIR GREEN systems cost approximately $800 to $1,000 more per system, depending on location. The advantage of the SINGULAIR GREEN system is that it can be transported to remote areas and placed with a standard backhoe (weighs approximately 1,000 pounds). Please send us a comment; if you are interested in SINGULAIR or SINGULAIR GREEN systems. We directly service the northern Arizona, southern Nevada and California areas (http://www.wastewatertreatmentplant.org/). Please contact us or NORWECO directly at NORWECO.com.


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The M-Pathways Space Management module allows the University to record and report its use of physical space (e.g., buildings and rooms). Space Management data is used in:
Some common uses of the M-Pathways Space Management module by University departments include:
The Office of Space Analysis (OSA) supports the business processes associated with the Space Management module.
Departments are responsible for maintaining an inventory of their physical space in M-Pathways to:
Required room data includes square footage, function, and basic features (e.g., air conditioning, number of computer stations). Optional room data includes utilization information and additional or unique features (e.g., laboratory safety). The more detailed your inventory, the more your department can use the data to determine how best to use its physical space.
You can update your department's space data at any time, but you must review, update (if applicable), and submit it during the annual Space Survey period. During this time, OSA officially validates the space for the state and federal reporting purposes.
There are two ways to record space data in M-Pathways: online or upload.
Download and save the reusable Survey Excel template to your computer.
The table below contains links to various Space Management resources by their location:
|Office of Space Analysis
|OSA Website
|Provides business process information, announcements, and Space Management reports (non-M-Pathways).
|Departmental space survey
|Provides specific information related to space data and the Space Survey, including:
|My LINC
|Space Survey - Training and Resources*
|Links to step-by-step system procedures, including links to register for SME101A Space Management - Part 1 and SME101B Space Management - Part 2. This two-part eLearning course is required to obtain system access to the Space Survey.
* Click the link to go to the My LINC Activity page, then click the arrow to open the resource.
Space Management has four system roles. Work with your Financial Unit Liaison to select the appropriate role in the Online Access Request System (OARS). All roles limited by department-level security.
For Assistance, Questions or Help
Contact the ITS Service Center: (734)764-HELP | firstname.lastname@example.com | Submit an Online Service Request


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This is the movie Miami has been frothing at the mouth over. It's more than just the world's first Cuban zombie comedy, and more than just another wry treat from the fertile imagination of Argentine-born Alejandro Brugues. The joke of this arch political satire is that 50 years after Castro's Revolution, the citizens of Havana have been turned into shuffling, mindless zombies...but who can tell the difference? Only Juan (Alexis Diaz de Villegas) and his rag-tag squad, that's who. While state officials insist the zombie epidemic are isolated incidents incited by US government-backed dissidents, Juan sees it as an opportunity to make a buck and sets-up a "zombie-busters" hotline. "Juan of the Dead, we kill your beloved ones," he happily answers as his business takes off...
Mayhem has never been this funny, or politically charged. Underlying it all is a grand affection for the land and loved ones, and the surprise ending is poignant, unexpected and touchingly fitting to Brugues and his hero. description courtesy of the Miami International Film Festival.
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Description: Admissions advisors, students and faculty will be traveling to various locations to meet our admitted students and present the next steps they need to take to enroll. We will also be talking to prospective students and answering any questions they and their families may have. Join us!
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My buddy just bought a 3.5" sx3 the other day, and told me that after the first shot every time, the safety engages by itself. When I told him that surely his finger must be hitting the safety somehow in recoil, he insisted that that isn't the problem. That would make more since if he was a lefty shooting a right handed gun, but he's not. Has anybody heard of this happening on this gun or any other? Any help and insight would be appreciated.
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- Initial Consultation
- Follow-up consultations
- Parent or adult sibling consultation and counseling
- Treatment
Initial Consultation
New patients can be seen for an initial consultation appointment with the program director, Dr. Brodkin. This consultation will address the patient's and family's questions and provide recommendations about diagnosis, assessment, treatment, and/or day-to-day functioning. This in depth consultation typically lasts approximately 2 hours, and consists of a meeting of Dr. Brodkin with the patient, and, when indicated, with the family as well; a review of previous records; a detailed review of prior treatments and responses to the treatments; and administration of assessment questionnaires. Depending upon the patient and the situation, this initial consultation can focus on addressing one or more of a variety of questions, such as these:
- Is autism spectrum disorder or social communication disorder the right diagnosis? If so, how could this diagnosis explain challenges I've faced in interacting and communicating with others?
- How can I manage other symptoms that often go along with ASD, such as interfering behaviors, anxiety, or depression?
- How can I build up my skills and confidence in navigating the social world, communicating, and better understanding the complex social situations involved in relationships, school, work, and the community at large?
- Are there behavioral or psychological treatments that could be helpful? How do I choose among these treatments? Is a particular treatment useful in a particular situation? How can I find providers of those treatments?
- Are there medications that can be helpful? What could they help with? What are the risks and benefits of the medications? How can medication treatment be coordinated with behavioral or psychological treatment?
- Could current or previous treatment approaches be modified or changed to improve their effectiveness and to better target the most important issues?
At the end of the consultation, Dr. Brodkin will provide the patient and often the family with a verbal summary of findings and recommendations.
Report Writing: Some patients may want a written report summarizing the findings of the initial consultation for their own use, or for the use of their primary providers (psychiatrist, psychologist, behavior analyst, primary care MD, vocational rehabilitation, other institution that participates in the care or education of the patient, etc). If the patient chooses this option, a report can be generated.
Depending on the individual's needs, advice following the initial consultation may include recommendations for some additional assessment, including psychological testing, functional behavior assessment (FBA), and/or medical tests. More detail on each of these types of assessments is provided below:
- Psychological tests:
In some circumstances, it can be helpful to conduct additional psychological testing to assess functioning in particular areas (e.g. IQ or other psychological tests) which can help to guide choices of treatments or services.
- Functional behavior assessment:
Based on the initial consultation, behavior analysis assessment may be recommended for particular patients. A behavior analytic approach often starts with an assessment called a functional behavior assessment (FBA) in which factors that contribute to specific behaviors can be identified.
- Medical workup or genetic tests:
In some circumstances, additional medical, imaging, or genetic tests can be helpful in understanding the factors contributing to symptoms and in tailoring treatment recommendations.
Recommendations following the initial consultation may also include individual behavioral or psychological treatment, social skills group treatment, medication treatment, and/or educational or vocational supports. More detail on each of these types of treatment recommendations is provided below:
- Behavior analysis treatment:
Goals of behavior analysis treatment include addressing interfering behaviors and building new social and communication skills. By collecting data on how frequently behaviors occur, and what happens before and after the behaviors, factors that affect or reinforce the behavior and response to the treatment can be determined. The treatment can be modified as needed to increase the effectiveness.
- Individual Psychological treatment:
Particular patients may benefit from psychological treatments, including cognitive behavioral, supportive, or social skills treatments, which may help to build adaptive, social, and communication skills. Family members under stress may also benefit from a variety of treatment or stress-reduction approaches.
- Social skills groups or seminars:
Participation in a social skills group can be helpful in developing skills useful in relationships, as well as in educational or work settings.
- Medication treatment:
Some patients may benefit from medication treatment. This can be helpful addressing symptoms of anxiety, depression, or interfering behaviors. Typically, medication alone is not sufficient to address issues of adults with ASD, and medication treatment is usually best conducted in coordination with behavioral and/or psychological treatment. Dr. Brodkin is experienced in consulting to help coordinate medication treatment with behavioral and psychological treatments.
- Vocational rehabilitation:
Some patients may benefit from programs designed to develop goals and skills for work and vocation.
We can provide consultation to individuals, families and providers on where to find these services listed above, and we can provide follow-up consultations, as described below.
Follow-up consultations
Once a treatment and support plan has been implemented, its effectiveness should be monitored, and modifications to the plan may need to be made to optimize effectiveness. We can provide periodic follow-up consultations to patients, families, and other providers, to assist in assessing treatment response and to provide recommendations on modifying and optimizing treatment and support plans.
Parent or adult sibling consultation and counseling
Adult family members of individuals with ASD (of any age) who have had a consult at Penn's AASP may have questions about ASD and how to best help their son, daughter, or sibling on the spectrum, and typically are under some degree of chronic stress. We can provide consultation and counseling for adult family members, and can provide appropriate referrals when necessary.
Currently, the focus of the Adult Autism Spectrum Program is in providing outpatient consultations and recommendations on diagnosis, treatment, and transition to adulthood issues to patients, families, and other providers, as described above. We can provide liaison to the patient's primary psychiatric or other providers, recommendations on implementing treatments, as well as periodic followup consultations, if requested. At this time, the program typically does not provide primary psychiatric / psychological care or medication management.
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Starbucks Takes Kraft, J.M. Smucker Way, Ups Coffee Prices - Analyst Blog
Starbucks Corporation (NASDAQ: SBUX), reportedly, plans to increase prices of certain coffee drinks as well as packaged coffee products following a similar action by other coffee players — Kraft Foods Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: KRFT) and The J. M. Smucker Co. (NYSE: SJM) earlier this month.
Starting on Tuesday, Starbucks will increase the prices of some beverages at its company-operated stores by between 5 to 20 cents. The price increase will raise the average ticket at Starbucks by less than 1%. Also, the company plans to increase list prices of its packaged coffee products sold through grocery channels by an average of 8% from July, according to media reports.
However, the prices of K-cup single-serve coffee packs, VIA instant coffee and Seattle's Best Coffee have not been increased. The price increase will also not affect packaged coffee sold in its stores.
Earlier this month, Kraft increased the U.S. retail prices for its Maxwell House and Yuban roast and ground coffee brands by approximately 10%. In the same week, J. M. Smucker announced list price increases of its Folgers and Dunkin' Donuts branded coffee products which it licenses from Dunkin' Brands Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: DNKN). J. M. Smucker increased its packaged coffee prices by an average of 9%.
The companies are raising coffee prices in response increasing coffee costs. Coffee prices are at a record high so far this year due to the increasing prices of Arabica coffee since January as a result of drought in Brazil which produces about one-third of the world's coffee.
At its fiscal first-quarter conference call, Starbucks stated that more than 40% of its coffee needs for fiscal 2015 were locked at favorable prices. Moreover, management argued that since coffee cost is only about 15% to 20% its cost of goods sold and less than 10% of total operating costs, rising coffee prices should be manageable in fiscal 2015. In fiscal 2014, with 100% of its coffee needs being hedged, coffee costs are expected to be lower than 2013. However, with the price hikes by other coffee players, we believe Starbucks is feeling the pressure to raise its coffee prices as well.
Starbucks last raised the prices of some of its coffee beverages in several of its cafes in Jun 2013.
Coffee prices are highly volatile subject to weather changes and pest infestation. Also, political decisions in coffee-producing countries, worldwide supply and demand scenario, relative strength of the U.S. dollar and speculative trading influence coffee prices.
Starbucks carries a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold).
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Driver Assistance & Autonomous Driving – Challenges and Opportunities
Advanced Driver Assistance is a critical first step in a slow transition to automated (semi- or fully-) autonomous vehicles on our highways. Smarter cars, but also smarter infrastructure will be key.
Assessment: Advanced Driver Assistance and Autonomous Vehicles
Challenges and Opportunities to Improve Mobility and Safety
Report Coming in 2014
This future Technology Assessment paper will address the spectrum of feature sets of Advance Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), and examines how improvements in sensing and actuation systems will expand these sets to autonomous driving over the long term. It will address to challenge of driver engagement, machine perception and data management, and the evolution of sensor fusion and advance modeling of driving operations and scenarios that is required to advance driving automation. Role of navigation/geographical data and active traffic management will be highlighted.
Finally the report will speculate on the issue of acceptance of driver assistance and driving automation on the part of the public. New business models and public policies may need to be introduced to smooth the transition for technology companies and roadway authorities to put these concepts safely and fairly into practice.
This report speculates on the future impact of a ADAS and Autonomous driving on the transportation sector in general, and specifically to a future Vehicle-to-Vehicle, Vehicle-to-Device, Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2X) core system relying on vehicle Dedicated Short Range Communications/Wireless Access for Vehicular Environments (WAVE), as contemplated in USDOT's Connected Vehicle R&D program.
Contacts for ITS America's Technology Scan
Steven H. Bayless, Adrian Guan, Sean Murphy and Patrick Son
This report is part of the Technology Scan and Assessment series. To learn more about USDOT's Connected Vehicle Research, visit USDOT ITS Joint Program Office website and read the Technology Scan and Assessment Fact Sheet.


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Tygress/CLO Media Group rolls out a fresh stream of projects and programs each year, which has included magazines, online and terrestrial radio, events and most recently television programs,now filming. Each project serves as a unique catalyst for individual and community engagement. empowerment, and evolution and vibrant elevated living.
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Hello just going over the basics again to refresh my memory on some of the preparations before installing it again and possibly learn some new tricks along the way, every ones input here seems to be the best knowledge I learned a lot last time and Im sure there's a lot more too learn the 2nd time around
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Hello to all, another n00b here, hope to live, learn and prosper :-) New to both the Linux world and BT in particular o.O But learning a lot and enjoying it (when not threatening to throw the computer at a wall!)
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My Name is BT5er4Fun and I am 22 Years Old.
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My name is Frank - I'm a systems administrator from Bristol, UK. I tend to do a lot of work with networks, servers and web services. Only just getting into pentesting and the like (it really goes hand-in-hand with my job!) but developing a real interest for wireless technologies; especially 802.11 and cellular technologies such as GSM/CDMA.


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Truly an adorable duo, Ellen Pompeo and daughter Stella Luna Ivery paid a weekend visit to the local petting zoo in West Hollywood, CA on Sunday afternoon (July 17).
The 41-year-old actress lovingly doted kisses upon her 1 1/2 year old angel as the pair curiously checked out the animals, with Stella being especially drawn to a cute, black bunny.
Stepping out for a mother-daughter stroll, Ellen Pompeo and 1-year-old Stella were spotted on their midday walk through New York City earlier today (June 30).
The casually-clad duo were all smiles as they made their way through the Big Apple - stopping to enjoy the gorgeous summer weather in a nearby park.
Taking full advantage of the beautiful weather, Ellen Pompeo and Nicole Richie were spotted out at Griffith Park in Los Feliz on Saturday (June 4).
The "Grey's Anatomy" babe brought her daughter Stella and the "Simple Life" star had her son Sparrow and daughter Harlow in tow.
Tending to some personal errands, Ellen Pompeo was spotted out and about in Los Angeles, CA on Thursday (June 2).
The "Grey's Anatomy" babe looked cute in skinny white jeans, a blue top and flats as she and daughter, Stella, made several stops while out on their mid-week excursion.
Organized to pay tribute to the up-and-coming talent in Tinseltown, the 13th Annual Young Hollywood Awards were held in Los Angeles, California on Friday night (May 20).
Heading out after doing a little promotional check-in with the ladies, Ellen Pompeo was spotting leaving the set of "The View" in New York City earlier today (May 12).
The 41-year-old showed off her fabulously-fit frame, wearing a gray, belted jumpsuit and shiny black pumps after having sported a heavier blue ensemble during her morning stop at "Good Morning America".
Stepping out for a media appearance, Ellen Pompeo was spotted at ABC Studios in Times Square, New York City today (May 12).
The "Old School" babe looked gorgeous in a flirty blue dress as she made her exit and greeted the awaiting shutterbugs.
Enjoying some mother-daughter bonding time, Ellen Pompeo took her girl Stella out and about in New York City today (May 2).
Joined by a friend, the "Grey's Anatomy" babe looked cute and casual in a denim jacket with a black top and jeans.


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/// Twitter Plans to Choke Access to Apps It Doesn't Approve
Twitter isn't going to shut off applications that it doesn't like, but it will restrict their access to new users. The company today issued a detailed guide to coming changes to its platform, including lower rate limits and authentication and certification requirements. Most importantly, Twitter said it will require large applications to get direct approval, or else. But this punishment is hardly immediate: Twitter won't enforce its crackdown until an app doubles its user base. Going forward, applications that have more than 100,000 users will have to work directly with Twitter. Those that already have more than 100,000 user tokens can only grow to 200 percent of their current size before they will be limited. Twitter likes developers in the left-side quadrants and the lower right. The ones in the upper right, not so much. Who won't get approved by Twitter? You can probably guess this one! In a lengthy blog post today, Twitter VP of Product Michael Sippey laid out which types of applications Twitter likes, and which it does not encourage. Those on the hit list are "traditional Twitter clients" and syndication providers — Sippey specifically named Tweetbot and Echofon. That stance is no surprise, as Mike Isaac had recently laid out in a forward-looking post about Twitter's goals for consistent display of tweets. Twitter had long told builders of Twitter clients that it wasn't happy with them, but actions — well, the promise of actions out in some distant future — speak louder than words. Developers had been anticipating this particular hammer dropping for at least two months now. Twitter had indicated it would be more cutthroat by dropping a partnership with LinkedIn and picking a set of high-profile approved partners like the New York Times and Nike to participate in its big new platform play, Twitter Cards.
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Amazon is taking a clip out of Microsoft's video guidebook to promote both the use of cloud computing and its EC2 PAAS among both ISVs and corporate developers.
Last week Amazon announced it would offer a year of free service to new customers wanting to play with on-demand computing at no cost.
The main audience for the offer appears to be corporate developers and test-dev staffers, who could use the 750 hours of free Linux VM use to experiment with on-demand computing without having to get special budget approval.
The offer would also appeal to ISVs who don't qualify for partnership deals, and who can't afford to build their own SAAS platform to make their products available online.
Either way, Amazon is going after the core of what gave Microsoft the win over Apple, IBM, Novell, Linux and everyone else for the last 20 years -- its ability to get developers to build apps for its platform, which brought in the end users.
Remember the " Steve Ballmer Going Crazy" monkeyboy video? Goofy as Ballmer is, he successfully drilled into the heads of Microsofties that it was more important to attract applications to run on Windows than to attract end users directly.
Do it badly and you're Apple circa 1996. Do it well and you're Apple circa 2010.
Microsoft, on the other hand, is going after end users directly with Office365 -- an online version of its Office and other productivity apps aimed at Google and Zoho, but missing.
That's great for attracting end-user SAAS customers, small and even mid-sized businesses that don't want to buy and maintain Microsoft apps on every user's PC if they can avoid it.
SMBs are already moving a lot faster into SAAS and the cloud than larger companies.
It doesn't address the larger problem of how to win as a platform provider in the cloud market -- or how to get the masses of companies unstuck from their should-I-or-shouldn't-I analysis paralysis.
The free offer isn't enough to push a CIO wrestling with whether to make a cloud decision based on ROI or potential business-benefits toward Amazon.
It is enough to get the test-dev people playing with EC2, get them familiar with it, and put EC2 on the short list of options they offer the CIO when they're asked for recommendations of the most cost-effective cloud options.
It's also enough to attract more pilot tests, short-term projects and efforts to compensate for spikes in demand for capacity, crowding more apps onto EC2 and making it more likely they'll come back for their next project, or take advantage of the original work by keeping their apps on EC2 long-term for end users who don't care (and often don't know) where the app is running.
I've seen that picture somewhere before.
Kevin Fogarty writes about enterprise IT for ITworld. Follow him on Twitter @KevinFogarty.


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The Vow
The husband and I aren't big on Valentines Day, but it didn't stop the Universe from throwing all sorts of romantic/mushy stuff our way. We kicked off last weekend, on a triple date to see The Vow. Have you seen it? I whole heartedly believe that Rachel McAdams was born to tell these modern romantic stories. She does it so well. Just like The Notebook, The Time Travelers Wife, etc - she did another amazing job...and Channing Tatum...yes ((claps hands and stomps feet)). The guys were trying to act all macho as if they were so uninterested in the movie, but I think they loved it more than us girls did, lol.
Hubby and I then wrapped up the weekend by attending a friend of mines wedding - it was so beautiful. She was gorgeous! Every detail was well thought out and there was food being thrown at us at every turn - great food! This was the first wedding we've attended since our own, so we couldn't help but reminisce about our own big day. With statistics being thrown around about divorce rates, and people not believing in marriage anymore - it was nice to see another couple taking a leap of faith.
Speaking of vows and taking a leap of faith, this weeks lack of blogging is a result of that fact that we recently decided to leave New York again and move back to South Florida. After a crazy year back in New York, it's time to go. It just seems like every few months something else is happening and everyone has realized how tense I've become. Telling everyone I was leaving again was the worst (lots of tears), but everyone realizes that I'm much happier in Florida. They realize that this is the best thing for me. It's weird because my friends and family in NY are so sad we're leaving, but everyone in FL is so excited to have us back.I completed my vision board on New Years Eve and vowed to make some drastic changes in 2012 to not have a year like the last. Though I went through a dark spot, everything started to rapidly fall into place over the past few days. Very strange but welcomed. Moving will not solve all my problems, but I'll be more comfortable there. That is where I'll plant my roots and start a family. I plan to become a homeowner in the next year or two, and have created a plan to make sure this dream comes to fruition.
For the first time in a long time, I'm excited for the future.
For the first time in a long time I feel like I have something to work towards.
...I feel like I have a purpose again.
Thanks for sticking through the journey with me :)


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I don't how people can recognize this with Accord? G35? or anything else but pay attention to detail please. This new m3 is truly unique in its own way and I think the people who are 50/50 on this new look might have to 1)get use to it just as the people who got use to the E90 when it first came out 2)see it up close and personal....I can't wait for the people at Hamann/ACS/Vorsteiner/Reiger etc.. to start tuning and modding the new M3 to see what they come up with...
defiantly they should get a widebody for this car cause I feel like its too narrow compared to the E46 M3...anyone know the exact dimension width and length???
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Allure Flooring
Hope I am posting in the proper place...its my first time
I am considering using Allure flooring in a small bathroom and appreciate all the previously posted comments.
I am wondering however, has anyone ever put this over an existing tile floor. Am told by HD that its fine to do so and the backing of the Allure product will adjust itself to the indentations of the grout it you will.
The existing tile bathroom floor is rather old / ugly and this would give the bathroom at definate new look...am just looking for some advise before I begin...don't want to make it any worse in that bathroom.
I would think you would need to level the floor(fill all the grout lines) before that would work. I assume you are talking about ceramic tile?
Not to sound dense but why would you need to level the grout lines? Do you think the laminate would actually sag and show lines, ie. it couldn't bridge 1/8"? I am considering doing the same thing to buy a few years/push that project down "the list" to where I can tear out and redo the bathroom floor completely.
Allure is not laminate, it is vinyl.
:doh: My mistake, but it isn't stick-on vinyl tile, it is heavier stick-together floating flooring, isn't it? So I'd ask the same thing, it wouldn't bridge a grout line?
Honestly not trying to argumentative here, I love being able to get opinions from pros that have worked in the field. Sometimes the hardest part of any of these projects is sorting through the mind-numbing selections of various products and materials, seems like there is "new" stuff on the market every day and who would know better than the guys that have to make it work for customers? The people selling any of it have a vested interest in convincing us that it is fine, it always works and no one has ever had a problem....:whistling2:
All vinyl products need to be installed on a smooth floor. Any uneven or rough area will evenually wear through. And if someone from a big box told me it was sunny outside, I would grab an umbrella. Remember it was HD who told the poster it would be OK. The same person was probably selling lumber the day before.
Thanks, appreciate the followup.........
I have used Allure over many surfaces, but not tile. I can tell you that it will bridge 1/8" gaps, hide vinyl tile patterns and not telegraph screw and nail heads through to the surface. It is amazingly forgiving, water proof and durable. It also comes in commercial grade that is thicker than residential grade. If I was concerned about grout lines, I would probably use it. If cost was no object, I would probably remove the tile from a small room first and cover the sub floor with luan or 1/4" plywood. Then lay the Allure on top of that.
I'm doing it this week
I am putting Allure Corfu in my bathroom next week over tile. I too am looking for a quick economical fix for my bathroom floor which was painted over tile. I have stripped the paint off the walls and am going to take my chances with the grout lines. The tiles on my floor are tiny squares and are the original tile. I am planning on selling my house in the next few years, so it will be someone else's problem if it happens. There are some really great videos on youtube if you want to watch real people installing allure. Good luck!:thumbup:
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Get an overview of this hotel4-star hotel with restaurant and bar/lounge
Popular property highlights
Located in the heart of Harrow, this hotel is within 9 mi (15 km) of SSE Arena, Wembley, Wembley Stadium, and Royal Air Force Museum London. Royal Botanic Gardens and Kew Palace are also within 12 mi (20 km).
Hotel Features
This smoke-free hotel features a restaurant, a bar/lounge, and 24-hour room service. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include meeting rooms, dry cleaning, and a 24-hour front desk.
Room Amenities
All 46 rooms offer free WiFi, 24-hour room service, and flat-screen TVs with digital channels. Other amenities available to guests include coffee makers, hair dryers, and safes.
Guest Highlights
- Spotless, spacious guestrooms
- Comfortable rooms
- Breakfast
- Helpful staff
Best Western Plus Grim's Dyke Hotel
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is complimentary. 3 meeting rooms are available. This business-friendly hotel also offers a terrace, multilingual staff, and a garden. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Best Western Plus Grim's Dyke Hotel is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 46
- Number of floors - 3
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Express check-out
- Free WiFi
- Computer station
- Meeting rooms 4
- Multilingual staff
- Garden
- Terrace
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of meeting rooms - 3
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Digital TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Room service (24 hours)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Where to Eat
Breakfast is available for a surcharge each morning.
Best Western Plus Grim's Dyke Hotel has a restaurant on site.
24-hour room service is available.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-in time ends at 11:30 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of GBP 25 per pet, per stay
- Restrictions apply
- For more information contact the property at the number on the booking confirmation
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
This hotel's policy is that pets may not be left unattended in guestrooms. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: GBP 12.00 per person (approximately)
- Pet fee: GBP 25 per pet, per stay
Hotel Name
- Best Western Plus Grim's Dyke Hotel Harrow
- Best Western Plus Grim's Dyke Hotel
- Best Western Plus Grim's Dyke Harrow
- Best Western Plus Grim's Dyke
- Grims Dyke London
- BEST WESTERN PLUS Grim's Dyke Hotel Harrow, Greater London
- BEST WESTERN PLUS Grim's Dyke Hotel Harrow Greater London
- Hotel Grims Dyke
- Dyke Grims Hotel
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).
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This establishment has received its official star rating from VisitEngland, the National Tourist Board for England.


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Introduction to Chemical Engineering Processes/Chapter 1 Practice Problems/Solutions
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3c. 111.7 degrees Celsius[1]
3e. When larger quantities of molecules are involved in measurement, such that interatomic affects have little statistical consequence, the gas will be more ideal. At extremely high/low temperatures the gas will be less ideal.
- ↑ "temperature of .03 mol/liter .96*10^5 Pa", Wolfram Alpha. Retrieved on 27 October 2013.


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The All "After Three Years We Can Judge Them" Team
The All "After Three Years We Can Judge Them" Team
That's when they say you can really begin to evaluate a draft class.
As this year's draft approaches, we'll turn a retrospective eye to how teams performed, but for now we're looking at this bunch – a team we've assembled to represent the best of the 2008 draft class. Some stars have already emerged from that group and some others are still finding their way. We'll highlight, position by position, the standouts.
So, 2008 draft class, it's that time. Step up and let us have a look at what you've done in your all-important third year.
Matt Ryan, Quarterback (Atlanta Falcons)
He's already made it into countless of our end of the year awards teams so how about one more? Ryan lived up to the Matty Ice nickname this year with seriously clutch play when it mattered. Tackling the post season is his next challenge.
Jamaal Charles, Running Back (Kansas City Chiefs)
What a talented year for running backs, which only goes to further highlight how good Charles has been. Our top ranked running back on the year didn't just pick up 6.39 yards per carry, he picked up 3.1 of those yards after contact.
Martellus Bennett, Tight End (Dallas Cowboys)
In our two tight end set we'll gratefully take Bennett's excellent blocking. Only his Cowboy compadre Jason Witten finished with a higher blocking grade.
Jacob Tamme, Tight End (Indianapolis Colts)
If Bennett is our blocker, then surprise package Tamme is the guy we're looking at to catch balls from the tight end spot. Even with Dallas Clark down, did anyone see Tamme catching 67 balls for 631 yards?
Desean Jackson, Wide Receiver (Philadelphia Eagles)
The flaw in our system? Jackson catches so few of the balls thrown his way 51.6% (with 11 drops) he may not grade well, but you can't ignore his impact as the league's premier deep threat.
Davone Bess, Wide Receiver (Miami Dolphins)
Bess is already near the top when it comes to gaining enough separation to move the chains. He was also among the five best receivers at forcing missed tackles (11.)
Jake Long, Left Tackle (Miami Dolphins)
His play tailed off toward the end of 2010 after suffering a shoulder injury, but he still had a season that earned him our All-Pro nod. Along with Joe Thomas, Long is in an exclusive club when it comes to left tackle play.
Carl Nicks, Left Guard (New Orleans Saints)
Was there a better guard this year than Nicks? The short answer is no. Nicks is an exceptional run blocker, adept at both sealing off defensive tackles and at doing damage at the next level.
Jeremy Zuttah, Center (Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
It wasn't a great year for centers. Zuttah came in when Jeff Faine went down and didn't set the world on fire, but he did only surrender three QB disruptions.
Chilo Rachal, Right Guard (San Francisco 49ers)
Rachal was our top ranked right guard when it comes to run blocking this season. He could do with improving his pass protection.
Gosder Cherilus, Right Tackle (Detroit Lions)
As mentioned elsewhere, in a league short on offensive line talent, it's not such a bad thing to be average … even if you're a first round pick.
Chris Long, Defensive End (St Louis Rams)
Long finished the season with 78 QB disruptions but had enough struggles in the run game that Kroy Biermann almost warranted selection in this spot. One dimensional, but excellent at what he does best.
Jason Jones, Defensive Tackle (Tennessee Titans)
One of the best defensive tackles in the league in terms of upfield burst. The worry with Jones is his durability, and he's yet to play a full season.
Kendall Langford, Defensive Tackle (Miami Dolphins)
Perhaps somewhat cheeky to put a 3-4 DE in this spot, but Langford is coming off the back of another good year. Gets to the QB and holds up against the run. Really good value for the Dolphins.
Cliff Avril, Defensive End (Detroit Lions)
After a disappointing 2009, Avril bounced back and showed a real ability to get to the quarterback. HE ended the season with 54 combined QB pressures.
Geno Hayes, Outside Linebacker (Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
If you ignore three rough performances where he looked hurt (from week 13 to week 15), Hayes played as well as any outside linebacker in the league.
Jerod Mayo, Middle Linebacker (New England Patriots)
If you love the unofficial tackle count, you probably had Mayo as a Pro Bowler. He's not that, but is still a very good tackler who only missed three all year.
David Hawthorne, Outside Linebacker (Seattle Seahawks)
Demoted to outside linebacker after impressive spell playing the middle in 2009. Response? Finished as our second ranked 4-3 outside linebacker in 2010.
Antoine Cason, Cornerback (San Diego Chargers)
Credit to my colleague Ben Stockwell for seeing something in Cason enough to predict him the break out player of the AFC West. He made plays and looked the best corner in San Diego by the end of the season.
Brandon Flowers, Cornerback (Kansas City Chiefs)
Earned our second highest coverage grade while establishing himself as one of the league's top cornerbacks.
Kenny Phillips, Safety (New York Giants)
Came back from injury and looked the part. He'll be looking to make more plays a year further removed from an injury some thought would end his career.
Thomas Decoud, Safety (Atlanta Falcons)
The Falcons' free safety had some issues in run support, but was good enough in coverage to earn this award.
Dan Carpenter, Kicker (Miami Dolphins)
Finished third in our kicker rankings.
Brett Kern, Punter (Tennessee Titans)
Kern has certainly played better, but had a solid enough year.
Danny Amendola, Returner (St Louis Rams)
Amendola always manages to find extra yardage.
Kroy Biermann, Special Teamer (Atlanta Falcons)
Started at defensive end but was always one of the first Falcons to get down the field on kickoffs to make a play.