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the location was great - such a short walkf from Central Station. The place was nice and tidy and cosy and the staff at the bar were very friendly. one of the towels were soiled that was fiven to us as a new one.. and the surrounding pool area wasnt very clean. Also the treadmill at the gym wasnt working and there wasnt enough ventilation in the room.
Easy to access with covered drive-in entry and valet parking. Friendly efficient staff. There was a discrepancy at checkout but this was rectified. The room booked sleeps 3 with the booking clearly stating the price is for 3. I was originally charged extra. They claimed that the on line site was misleading. While the 3rd bed was made up there was no extra towel,blanket or cutlery for the third person. Low level lighting with no makeup lighting. Would still stay there again.
staff were friendly, helpful. room was clean and tidy. close to central station so easy to get around. the pillows were abit on the hard side.. other than that was good.
the design of the rooms we booked online for 3 people for $239 and when we went to the counter she charged us $274est and didnt have a reason why.I feel like we were trying to be ripped off
Staff were friendly and knowledgable. Nothing.... Everything was to the standard we were expecting.
good service and very friendly staff no
The reservation of priceline was not in the system in the hotel. Only after the good staff at the hotel we could get our room
Clean, quiet and safe (close to police station). Staff weren't very friendly. Do not refill soaps every day. Location is not good (about 15 minutes from the central station). Although it was our honeymoon we did not get even a congratulation card (and was suggested to purchase an upgrade in full price). Breakfast was very poor.
Quiet. Had a lanai. comfortable. Narrow halls and not a user friendly lift
Mainly the location and the fact that there was parking eventhough it was a bit tight for medium size sedans and anythig bigger The meals were budget and reflected as much in the flavor
It has the perfect location, close to everything, we can even view a part of the Sydbey Opera house from our balcony. Everything you need is just a few minutes walk away. All in all it was great.
The proximity to all sydney has to offer. The staff were very helpful.
Very nice hotel, rooms were very nice. Friendly staff and very helpfull. I would certainly recommend this hotel. The second and third level have a pool area, this can be quite loud.
Location was great, hotel was clean, very nice room, better than I thought, I booked a twin but got 2 queen beds, was a beautiful room was next to the staff laundry or tea room or something which was very loud on sat morning
Great location
Close to airport The room and bathroom needed a good cleaning. Room was minuscule , bed and pillow disappointing and hallway dark dingy and dirty. Glad I couldn't sleep and went to eat at mcdonalds.
Very convenient to Airport we only stayed one night more than happy to stay again, compact room, helpful staff.
Checking out! Room was small like a prison cell. Beds are metal framed. Bathroom is tiny. tv is very old and chained to the wall! There is no hair dryer, no iron (except in laundry room on ground floor), no toiletries, no kettle. Wifi is very expensive. Only rubbishy fast food outlets nearby. They charge a ridiculous $6 aud one way for shuttle bus - you can walk to the domestic terminal, it takes 5 minutes.
It's very convenient to the Sydney airport; otherwise nothing too special. If you just want somewhere to stay before an early flight, it fits the bill, though staying near Central Station or Redfern would be almost as convenient. They really nickel-and-dime you: charging for wifi, for breakfast ($12 is way too much for what they provide, even in Sydney) and charging for a shuttle for the airport. I hate it when hotels do that.
close to airport and very quite actually
Quite close to the airport Small room the fire alarm ringed at 5am
At least it is clean Too many Staff was rude and incompetent - gave me the wrong room number n key card A silly design in shower causes false fire alarm easily Bed is not fixed but on wheels Make sure you have the right rate as one for day and one for overnight
My room smelled, was tiny, and there was no privacy out my window which faced across the parking lot to a busy Krispy creme.
Convenience to SYD airport Walls too thin. Able to hear everyone else using their toilets all through the night.
no coffee/tea facilities, no toiletries, very poor standard, very basic, not what was expected. Only good side was convenience to airport.
The Ibis Budget Hotel is close to the airport and there are a lot of fast food restaurants nearby. You can park in front of the hotel for 15$ per night. If you're taking a shower the whole floor of the bathroom gets wet, very inconvenient. There were a lot of ants in our room, but we got a new room with the same problem. I recommend to stay only one night if you really have to.
Cheap tariff. Very comfortable bed. Easy to drive to from Canberra. Very handy to airport. Relatively easy access to bus service to City. Flexible about check-out time (11am was fine with them).
New room was great Price for new year stay, on going renovation
The proximity to transport was great.
The lovely big bed and the movies Sauna was not accessible
central location, free internet (3 hrs/day), clean modern rooms would have preferred wifi in rooms, only ethernet broadband available
Handy to railway station, markets, china town The floor was wet because people came in dripping from the rain outside, ramp was very slippery almost slid over.
Being able to get around the city without to much hussle. Having coffee and something to eat without going to far away from the hotle. The one day of rain but it did not slow us down that much.
The fact it was close to the city. The staff were great and the breakfast was great too.
Good location near central station and transport facilities, shops and bars.
very convinient location front desk was under staffed during our stay. waited for 15 minutes to check-out
The hotel was in a good location. I could walk to any attraction that I wanted or walk to the train station which was right across the street. The view from the roof-top pool was really amazing. I did not think it would be that good. The breakfast at the bar was above average; however, it was pricey. I liked the ambiance of the restaurant. You could sit and people watch. Overall, the hotel was average for the price. Their cleanliness was slightly above average. If you book this you will not be disappointed. I did not like the bathroom. They do not show a good picture of the bathroom for a good reason. The shower has a glass enclosure that runs only half the length of the shower. The floor of the shower is only recessed by no more than a 1/4 inch for the rest of the floor. So, what does mean? Water would go everywhere. The floor seemed to be continually wet. However, they would come in and clean it every morning. They had to or I would have been thoroughly annoyed.
convienience to everything restaurant & bar not open sun nights , little difficult with kids to find a place to eat & have a drink, other than chinese / macdonalds
It was our honeymoon and it was close to our reception and it was in a classic style.
Quiet, relaxing, easy to deal with, comfortable
Ambience and location
Lovely old heritage building and period furniture added to the charm. Rooms were very clean with the added touch of small kitchen facilities.
Proximity from NSWU none
Close proximity to shops, transport and Coogee Beach. Room size was small, no parking facilities and well over priced.
Staff were very friendly and accomodating of late check out Taxi took 1 hour to arrive at hotel and found a stray hair in the bed
The hotel receptionist I believe was called George went out of his way to help u's with a late check out and kept our bags safe as we were not flying until late that evening. He was exceptionally friendly and helpful and is a credit to the hotel.
Location close to public transport to Bondi Junction shopping and a short ride, distance and time, to the airport.
cost and location parking
washroom is quite clean and look nice..the hotel is in town, easy to travel around. Its very small hotel and hardly notice from the road.
Reasonable location - good bus connections Extremely basic accommodation for a "boutique" hotel. Room was single size with double bed
Handy for transport very close to Central station, monorail, bus routes. Walking distance to Darling Harbour - good shopping nearby. A little noisy, especially from the cafe/bar area but this did not detract from our stay.
very cute boutique type hotel, modern rooms, great position for market shopping the unique combination of older style building with modern style
not much tv shower view (another wall) no draws or chairs small bathroom sink but nowhere to put your toiletries.excessive outside noise.
The location of the hotel and the staff
The staff was EXCELLENT! Every person I interacted with at the desk was professional, friendly, and helpful. I think the lounge is over another restaurant and the aromas from that restaurant were a bit strong. But that was MINOR compared to the location, staff, cleanliness and interesting architecture of the bldg.
There is one lady who is extreamly mean at the reception. I was very upset to her since she didn't want to tell me how to get to the airport by bus and train. I saw her smoking in front of locker place during her work time. It was my last day in Sydney and she made me feel real terrible.
The close proximity to city centre and transport systems. Easy access to restaurants. Security system employed by the hotel especially after 10pm. Being near the city centre noise was inevitable but was very intrusive at times. Shouting and screaming by young people leaving clubs in the early hours was a problem most nights. Work on a tower block across George Street was also a problem after the Easter break had finished.
It's location in the city was what I liked best
The hotel is perfectly situated, close to the railway station an city bus stop. Room (deluxe) was realy nice and clean, but too small. There is also a loundry and a lounge area, where you can prepare your own food. The hotel entrance is not nice.
Enjoyed the helpful front counter assistance - room was very comfortable - we would have liked to stay longer.
there is major issues concerning the swipe cards, which barely even work, when first given, and later on during the night fail to work at all - which results in having to sleep outside in the hall way for an hour, waiting for the property manager to call our numerous calls back - and for the number on the swipe cards to call us back. If your company cannot produce satisfactory cards - then change the system!
the location was perfect, easy to get to anywhere in the city, it was clean and staff was great, and great to relax in and great due to the facilities ie: kitchen and washing machine etcc - fresh towels every day too nothing to add
Room was lovely, clean and very comfortable. Staff were very friendly and accommodating N/A
Spacious rooms with good facilities, centrally located. Needed a bath tub in the room for relaxing after a busy day exploring the city.
Great simplistic decor, very convenient location, efficient staff, great shower and laundry facililties, the blackout curtains for a good nights rest, easy transport I would have liked a coat rack by the door to hang our warm jackets on. greater variety of tv channels
Location for our purpose was good close to city centre Requirement for a bond - the property already has a credit card on file - this practice is not usual and certainly not experienced by us anywhere else in the World
Location....dixon street as there was a problem at world square re fire sprinklers I stayed at dixon st and the noise the first night was so loud until about 130am from other guests
Quest World Square was close to central Sydney, rooms were spacious and modern and very reasonable priced.
the cards were difficult to use in the lifts...took a lot of tries before they worked
The late checkout Proximity to restaurants/cafes Size of room The view out the window The cost of the buffet and a la carte menu at the restaurant
the staff were excellent!! the gaming room/bar staff made our stay extremely pleasant and the front desk staff were very helpfull and always carrying a beautiful welcoming smile :) these members of your team are a credit to you. thank you no hash browns at brecki!!! just kidding the food, staff, rooms, view were great!! would definately come back!!
The room I was assigned had old, broken furniture; there were candy wrappers behind the armoire; a cup of candy treats left in there from the previous guests; a dead cockroach in the corner; broken toilet paper holder; beds were overused and way too soft; the entire room was run down ad disgusting.
the hotel staff as usual were excellent, the rooms are great I have stayed in this hotel before and always found it to be of the highest quaility, this time ther was was ono mini bar I found this strange and disappointing for a hotel of this stature
The Restaurants & Cafes in the Area are great, the people in them understand customer service & great food. The room looked run down & is need of a refurbishment, the bed was saggy, the TVs too small, the carpet was worn in sections & the overall cleanliss of the Hotel needs to be addressed post haste. For the price we paid, we were not impressed at all. The Bar staff, especially the Duty Manager on Saturday afternoon, were not friendly & appeared to be disinterested in the customers. We paid for a Bay View Suite, but all we saw without going onto the Balcony, was the Unit blocks accross the road. Very disappointed overall!
bay view (you need to pay extra for that), you can walk on the long beach terrible cleaning, very old hotel needs a major renovation, common corridors and the room is smelling.
The proximity of the hotel to the Sydney airport. The $250 price tag per night was very excessive. Will stay at cheaper hotel in future. Hotel interior needs upgrading especially the carpets. No access to the fitness area or indoor pool unless we paid extra money. This was not specified when I made the booking.
View of the Airport and Botany Bay, nice restaurants nearby. Good breakfast buffet. Having to pay for extra for parking after paying for the room. Most hotels provide this as an inclusion. Need a display of the accomodation which demonstrates which room you are actually going to get, (similar to when booking seating at a venue, or for rooms on ship cruises) allows for more informed choice. The following two questions should not be multiple choice, it is more complicated than that. Let me just say that the hotel ranked among the more expensive for really no better facilities, it relies on location rather than service. I have stayed at better hotels, for example in Noosa Heads, where the location and rooms are far superior yet the price is far more reasonable.I would suggest that unless it is the 13th or 14th flor, $250 max
Great location for a stop over, lovely beach, excellent pool very convenient for airport.
Very nice Yes,no pick up the dinner platte,the dirty dishers stay in the all way all night,not so good
I was not impressed with the way tables were left uncleaned in the meal area for extended periods of time. I had to move dirty dishes to get table space to have my meal. This applied to both evening and breakfast.
We stayed at the hotel because of its convenience in being located close to Sydney International airport Nothing - all AOK
location to airport and Mascot Railway Station Bathrooms are tiny and there are no exhaust fans in them
Rostered Concierge gentleman very pleasant before 5.30pm, Room very comfortable, Young lady serving drinks at around 4pm Saturday evening told us quote: you'll have to wait while the keg of beer is switched over?.....(we felt not apporpriate timing or words used ). Unclean mattress protector...
Staff were helpful & assisted in everyway possible.
Great location walking distance from train station
super comfortable for price and next to both international and domestic sydney airports with very easy nominal price shuttle service.
The vicinity to the airport, 24 hour service, friendly staff N/A
The room was quiet and the hotel was close to the Domestic Airport. It was convenient having a restaurant which provided both dinner and breakfast.
Location next to corporate office
Efficient check in and check out procedures. Air conditioning a bit too loud in the room but fine.


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The "New" Democrat Party
Obama's "Fundamental Transformation of America"
"I place economy among the first and most important virtues and public debt as the greatest dangers to be feared." –Thomas Jefferson
Paraphrasing the esteemed classical liberal economist, Friedrich von Hayek, Future Freedom Foundation President Jacob Hornberger wrote, "There is no difference in principle, between the economic philosophy of Nazism, socialism, communism, and fascism and that of the American welfare state and regulated economy."
Not only is there little distinction between Soviet and German socialist systems of the 20th century, but there is no consequential distinction between Marxist Socialism, Nationalist Socialism, or the most recent incarnation of this beast, Democratic Socialism. The objective of socialism by any name, is to replace Rule of Law with the rule of men, and the terminus of this transformation is tyranny.
The once-noble American Democrat Party is no more.
Vladimir Lenin wrote of the application of Marxism in Russia, "Marx said that the revolutionary dictatorship of the proletariat lies between capitalism and communism [Read: "socialism"]. He noted, "Political institutions are a superstructure resting on an economic foundation," and that foundation must be destroyed in order to bring down those institutions.
Following the Marxis-Leninist models, in Adolf Hitler's 1925 autobiography "Mein Kampf," he wrote of his Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (National Socialist German Workers' Party or NAZI), "The party should not become a constable of public opinion, but must dominate it. It must not become a servant of the masses, but their master." On the the socialist state versus individual Liberty, he wrote, "The unity of a nation's spirit and will are worth far more than the freedom of the spirit and will of an individual; and that the higher interests involved in the life of the whole must here set the limits and lay down the duties of the interests of the individual."
Australian expositor on the socialist foundation of the NAZI Party, Dr. John J. Ray, notes, "Clearly, the idea that Hitler was a Rightist is probably the most successful BIG LIE of the 20th Century. He was to the Right of the Communists but that is all. Nazism was nothing more nor less than a racist form of Leftism (rather extreme Leftism at that) and to label it as 'Rightist' or anything else is to deny reality."
Hitler's regime was founded on his premise, "We are Socialists, we are enemies of the capitalistic economic system…and we are all determined to destroy this system under all conditions." His Minister of Propaganda, Joseph Goebbels: "To be a socialist is to submit the I to the thou; socialism is sacrificing the individual to the whole."
This is precisely the principle upon which Barack Hussein Obama and his contemporary cadres of "NeoComs" are following as they endeavor to raise a socialist government by undermining Free Enterprise. Indeed, Obama's "fundamental transformation of America" is well underway.
Indeed, Democratic Socialism, like Nationalist Socialism, is nothing more than Marxist Socialism repackaged. It seeks a centrally planned economy directed by a dominant-party state that controls economic production by way of taxation, regulation and income redistribution. The success of Democrat Socialism depends upon supplanting Essential Liberty – the rights "endowed by our Creator" – primarily by refuting such endowment.
Noted Russian dissident Alexander Solzhenitsyn, no stranger to the consequences of statism, wrote, "Socialism of any type leads to a total destruction of the human spirit."
Notably, regardless of the populist variant of Socialism, the consequences of of all three are tyranny. For those who are offended by the comparison of Democratic Socialism to Nationalist and Marxist Socialism, neither Stalin nor Hitler were guilty of exterminating "enemies of the state" until they had ascended to political positions affording consolidation of power in their respective Socialist states. The terminus of Socialism under any label, is tyranny. As Von Hayek observed, "Many who think themselves infinitely superior to the aberrations of Nazism, and sincerely hate all manifestations, work at the same time for ideals whose realization would lead straight to the abhorred tyranny."
So what do these observations have to do with the current state of economic and political affairs in our great nation? Unfortunately, more than most Americans currently realize.
However discomforting this fact might be, there is abundant and irrefutable evidence that Barack Hussein Obama and his socialist cadre are endeavoring to "fundamentally transform the United States of America" with a debt bomb, the future shockwave of which, they surmise, will break the back of free enterprise. From the ashes of that cataclysm, Obama and his ilk envision restructuring our national economy as a Democrat Socialism State.
If you think such assertions are just rhetorical hyperbole, think harder.
As the direct result of Obama's "economic recovery plan," the central government [read "the American people"] are now burdened with trillion dollars deficits and a national Debt Bomb which dwarfs all previous deficit spending records. Given the economic consequences of continued growth in unfunded government spending, including most notably Obama's signature ObamaCare legislation to nationalize healthcare, the only way to absorb that debt and avoid collapse, will be inflation.
More perilous for consumers is the potential for "stagflation," a remnant from the Carter era that combines static or decreasing wages (stagnant economic growth) with increasing commodity prices (inflation).
As it stands now, Congress is borrowing 40 cents of every dollar it spends and our national debt is $14 trillion, which is about 97 percent of our nation's gross domestic product (economic production) in 2010. "Deficit spending," concluded Alan Greenspan, former chairman of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors (1987-2006), "is simply a scheme for the hidden confiscation of wealth." And that is precisely the prescription necessary to establish Democratic Socialism.
If the future shock of this debt bomb set by Obama and his Useful Idiots does not yet cause you considerable heartburn, consider the implication of these statistics. In 1960, wages and entitlement program distributions by the central government were 10 percent of total U.S wages and benefits. Over the next 40 years, that figure doubled to 20 percent. In just one decade since, that figure has increased to 35 percent, with the baby boomer wave yet to fully draw on government income and social services. This explains, in part, why federal spending has increased from $1.86 trillion to $3.82 in the first decade of the new millennium. Social welfare spending alone has increased by $514 billion in the first two years on Obama's watch.
In 2010, central government spending in the U.S. was almost 41 percent of our nation's GDP – by far the highest it has been since WWII. It will far exceed that over the next decade unless there is real reform – or an economic collapse. For the record, in the last decade of the Soviet Union's existence before its collapse, the USSR's central government spending peaked at 49 percent of GDP. When their economy collapsed, it was clear that socialism had failed, and they have attempted to move toward a free market system.
For a preview of Obama's post-debt bomb America, look no further than Detroit.
If Obama's debt bomb eventually causes the collapse of the U.S. economy, his Leftist successors will "never let a serious crisis to go to waste," in the words of his former White House Chief. Rather than restore proven free market principles, they envision the full state implementation of Democratic Socialism, which they have been incrementally instating for a generation.
So what are the political consequences when the money runs out, when the lenders withdraw, when the smoke clears and the mirrors shatter from the debt bomb shockwave?
Some will settle for the institution of Democratic Socialism.
However none should underestimate the potential groundswell of protest across our nation, composed primarily of legions of Patriots fully capable of intervening on behalf of Rule of Law enshrined in our Constitution.
If those elected to national office, regardless of political affiliation, fail to abide by their oaths to Support and Defend our Constitution, particularly its limitations on the central government which have been disregarded for much of the last century, then we, the people, will restore the integrity of our Constitution, as is our right and obligation. Rest assured, there will come a time for choosing as outlined by Ronald Reagan, and that time must come.
One might recall that our Declaration of Independence and Constitution were the product of civil disobedience and revolution against a lesser form of tyranny than that imposed today. In the words of Founding Father Thomas Jefferson, "The tree of Liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants."
For those whom such notions offend, I offer these words of parting from Samuel Adams: "If ye love wealth better than liberty, the tranquility of servitude than the animated contest of freedom – go home from us in peace. We ask not your counsels or arms. Crouch down and lick the hands which feed you. May your chains sit lightly upon you, and may posterity forget that you were our countrymen!"

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Local Geology
College of the Siskiyous is located at the western base of Mount Shasta, a 14,162-foot high stratovolcano that has been built by eruptions during the past 200,000 years. The campus is also set close against the eastern flank of the Eddy Range, part of the Klamath Mountain system that stretches 150 km westward to the coast. Volcanism in the High Cascades and earthquakes beneath both the Klamaths and the Cascades are occurring in response to subduction of oceanic lithosphere beneath northern California. To learn more about regional volcanism and seismicity visit one or more of the following sites:
- Geologic Provinces of the United StatesCascade Volcanoes: Brief, non-technical introduction to subduction in the Pacific Northwest and the origin of the Cascade volcanic chain. [US Geological Survey and National Park Service]
- Assessment of Volcanic Threat and Monitoring Capabilities in the United States: A report that evaluates the threats posed by169 volcanoes and volcanic fields in the conterminous United States, Alaska, Hawaii, and the Marianas Islands. The report ranks Mount Shasta as the nation's fifth highest risk volcano. [United States Geological Survey]
- California Volcano Information: Summaries of the eruptive histories and potential hazards of California's volcanoes as well as updates on their current statuses. [USGS California Volcano Observatory]
- Mount Shasta CompanionGeology: General introduction to the geologic setting and processes of the Mount Shasta region, as well as to the mountain's eruptive history and hazards. Part of the more comprehensive "Mount Shasta Companion" project. [Bill Hirt, College of the Siskiyous]
- Global Earthquake Information: Interactive map and list for earthquakes that have occurred around the world during the past day. [USGS, CDMG and seismological programs at several regional universities]
- Pacific Northwest Earthquake Information: Interactive map and database for earthquakes that have occurred in the Pacific Northwest during the past week. [USGS and University of Washington Department of Earth and Space Sciences]
- College of the Siskiyous Seismic Station: Near real-time records from the US Geological Survey's seismic station operating on the College of the Siskiyous campus west of Mount Shasta. [USGS Earthquake Hazards Program]
- Mount Shasta Area Seismicity: Maps that show the locations of earthquakes (M>2) in the California Cascades during the past week, month, and year. [U.C. Berkeley Seismological Laboratory]


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The 5 Best Snack Stadiums On Instagram
Super Bowl parties and heavy snacking to hand and hand. Some people like to take it to the next level though and make masterpieces out of their snack displays.
Thanks to photo sharing apps like Instagram, the competition over who can construct the most eleborate football stadium-shaped snack display is on! Honestly, it might be an even more heated battle than the one happening on the field come February 2!
If you're looking for inspiration for your own party, look no further than these gems:
1. Some serious stacking skills went into this one.
2. This snack stadium might not be the most delicate but, um, yum! Those snack look delicious.
3. So much meat.
4. So hungry. Need a sub.
5. The carpentry that went into this one just can't be ignored! Winner!


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'What everybody has to understand is if these two men actually do come to an agreement, the process doesn't happen overnight. It is a long, drawn out process both legally and within the National Hockey League. Golisano is a man that's been known to change his mind a lot. THIS IS NOT A DONE DEAL! Far from it. Golisano has considered other offers in the past two to three years and then decided not to sell.'
Sabres are not Pegula's yet
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West Texas Area Health Education Center Program
The conventional wisdom in the Texas State Capitol was that establishing a medical school in West Texas would generate doctors for West Texas. The same wisdom followed with the other schools of TTUHSC. To some extent, the vision has been realized. But what has also become clear is that the healthcare providers most likely to practice in rural West Texas come from rural West Texas.
A critical component of impacting the health-care needs of rural West Texas includes a focused approach to generating interest in health careers very early in a child's life. Young West Texans have to be encouraged to consider the possibility of a career in healthcare.
Developing a "pipeline" of young people into health careers is crucial to ensuring the future health-care workforce of the region. The national model of Area Health Education Centers (AHEC) has been demonstrated to be an effective way to reach these young students.
In early 2002, the F. Marie Hall Institute for Rural and Community Health opened its first AHEC center in Plainview, Texas through a partnership with the Hale County Hospital Authority. Since that time, the Institute has received two 3-year HRSA grants for $5.5 million to expand the West Texas AHEC program.
Two centers opened in early Summer 2004 in Amarillo and Midland through partnerships with West Texas A&M University (Panhandle AHEC) and the Permian Basin Workforce Development Board (Permian Basin AHEC). A fourth center in Abilene, through a partnership with the West Central Texas Council of Governments, opened in early 2005. A fifth center in El Paso, opened in 2008
The mission of the West Texas Area Health Education Center (AHEC) is to address the health-care provider shortage and improve health care access in West Texas through education and development of the health-care workforce.
It is a coordinated effort between the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, health-care providers, communities and counties across West Texas. The collaborative program focuses on developing the health-care providers of the future as well as supporting current health professionals in West Texas.
To accomplish its mission, the West Texas AHEC focuses on the following strategies:
- Introduce youth, K-12, to health careers
- Support rural clinical training for students who are in the health professions
- Provide practice support to existing health-care professionals
- Promote healthy living
Other Programs
- Hot Jobs
- The YETI Project
- Graduate Certificate in Rural and Community Health
- Double T Health Service Corps
For more information, visit www.WestTexasAHEC.org.


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The Aquinas College community gathered for the Mass of the Holy Spirit on the morning of Thursday, September 5. The Mass, held at the beginning of each fall semester to ask for the Holy Spirit's guidance in the upcoming academic year, was standing-room only with more crowding near the door in Aquinas Central. Father Justin Raines, a newly-ordained priest and alumnus of the Class of 2007, concelebrated the Mass with fellow alumnus Bishop David R. Choby, English professor and Director of the Center for Faith and Culture Father Albert Trudel, O.P., and new Campus Chaplain Father Kevin McGoldrick of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia.
Listen to or read Father Raines' homily here.
New Students
Many of the seats at Mass were filled by the 37 residential students, triple the number of last year's inaugural group of Seton Lodge residents. Like last year, the students hail from far and wide—Alabama, California, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oregon, South Carolina, and Tennessee. The residential students concluded their move-in days and intensive Welcome Week with a trip to Camp Marymount. Please watch a reflective video of the trip below. Also in their second year are Graduate Studies (in Nursing and Education) and House Life programs.
The Nashville Dominicans
Also represented among the new crop of students is a large group of new Dominican postulants, plus a number of religious sisters from three other communities. The Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia themselves have made the news several times recently, most notably for purchasing a convent in Elgin, Scotland in the Diocese of Aberdeen. Hugh Gilbert, the Bishop of Aberdeen, remarked in his welcome Mass homily that it was as if the 7th Cavalry appeared, "armed not with carbines but rosaries."
In addition to overseas activities, the Sisters have also released a free downloadable evangelization and catechesis program for pre-kindergarten through 8th grade children entitled Virtues in Practice, available on the congregation's website.
And after traveling over 5,000 miles this past summer, Dominican Sisters from Aquinas College are back on the road this fall talking to youth and their parents about Theology of the Body and promoting the College for the Office of Admissions.
Human Dignity in 2013–14
A theme of human dignity will undergird many events in the coming year. We consider Jesus' question from the Gospel: Who do you say that I am? The Office of Alumni Relations began an art therapy project this summer entitled Hope Anchors for homeless men and women at Room in the Inn. The class meets every Thursday at 9 a.m. An exhibition of photographs of class participants paired with the Beatitudes is currently on display in Aquinas Central.
The Fall Speaker Series begins on Tuesday, September 17 with Aquinas art history instructor Fay Renardson on Giacomo Lorenzetti's Good Government Fresco. Another faculty member, philosophy professor Dr. Benjamin L. Smith, delivers the next lecture on the following Tuesday, September 24, on How the Modern World Lies about Human Dignity. Aquinas College welcomes Father Brian Mullady, O.P. a week later on October 1 with a talk on Who Is Christ For Today?


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"I love our new Jugs Instant Net. The girls can hit at their convenience in our own back yard. We can complete a lot of reps in a very short time." (E3424)
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Grande Champagne
Cognac is rarely born of a single eau-de-vie or a single growing area, but generally from a blend of different ages and crus, sometimes up to a hundred of them.
It can be made also exclusively from certain "cru", for example exclusively from "Grande Champagne", but of different ages.
Grande Champagne : about 13,000 hectares of clay and compact chalk soil. The Grande Champagne cru is located around the town of Segonzac. It produces a very fine, high-quality Cognac. It is known as the Premier Cru du Cognac.
Jean Grosperrin -1944- Grande Champagne
Collection Cognac – Artisan Vintage
Same origin and history as the 1944 FINS BOIS. The feminine softness of the Grande Champagne area is confirmed here. Give it time to reveal itself; you will discover a delicate union between the stripped tannins of its roughness and the refinement of the flavours of the cognac.Learn More
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The BMW Z4 remains a roadster and sports car, but with its last major redesign a few years ago it became more mature and upmarket--instead appealing as a more mature grand-touring sports car. Its folding hardtop arrangement is also one of the best of any roadsters or small convertibles and its excellent ride quality means that drivers won't be compromising comfort.
Although serious enthusiasts will want the sDrive35is, practically speaking there isn't all that wide of a difference in performance at legal U.S. speeds; the sDrive28i can make it to 60 mph in just 5.5 seconds, while the more powerful 35is takes 4.7 seconds.
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The BMW Z4 is essentially unchanged for 2016. Nicer seats now come standard on the base sDrive28i trim, while several option packages have seen a reduction in price; including the coveted M Sport package.
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The BMW Z4 is more stylish cruiser than high-performance sports car, heavier and less athletic than the redesigned Porsche Boxster. It's a rear-wheel-drive roadster with retractable hardtop roof: quick, pleasant and civilized. It's built for looks and comfort as much as speed. With its hottest engine it can do zero to sixty in 4.8 seconds, which is very quick by anyone's stopwatch.
The Z4 competes with the Boxster, Corvette, Jaguar F-Type, and Mercedes SLK. The Z4 was redesigned for 2009 and received significant changes for 2012, but there haven't been many updates since then.
The standard engine is a 240-horsepower, 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder, in the Z4 sDrive28i model. Next step up is the Z4 sDrive35i with its 300-horsepower, 3.0-liter turbocharged inline-6. Then there's the Z4 sDrive35is with a 335-horsepower version of that engine, and M Sport suspension tuning for tighter firmer handling.
The base 28i comes with either a 6-speed manual gearbox or 8-speed automatic, while the six-cylinder models come with a 7-speed DCT, or dual clutch transmission.
Driving Dynamics Control is standard, with Comfort, Sport, and Sport+ modes. The dynamic stability control combines traction control, brake fade compensation, start-off assist, brake drying, and brake stand-by features.
The weight of the Z4 hits fuel mileage, although the 28i rates a decent 22/34 miles per gallon City/Highway, for 26 mpg Combined. The 35is, with 95 more horsepower, sucks gas, rating just 20 mpg Combined.
The BMW Z4 comes in three models: Z4 sDrive28i ($49,700), Z4 sDrive35i ($57,500), and Z4 sDrive35is ($66,350).
Options BMW Online Portal, real-time traffic information, smartphone BMW apps that enable MOG, Pandora, Aupeo, or Stitcher music streaming and read Twitter and Facebook posts aloud to you. Navigation, satellite radio, and heated seats are optional.
With its long, long hood and short tail, the Z4's shape might be called classic. Converging arcs, smooth swells, and raised character lines blend to make it a striking design.
Fortunately, the cabin departs from the design of BMW sedans, although it's not exactly spartan and precise, like classic sports cars once were.
The cabin is sophisticated and upscale, with high quality trim, although the supportive sporty seats are synthetic leather, not the real stuff. The centerstack is somewhat cluttered, but the iDrive control is clean enough.
As with any two-seat roadster, there's not exactly room to spare inside.
The retractable hardtop tucks away neatly, and is so well insulated that the Z4 is nearly as quiet as a coupe inside.
The 240-horsepower engine makes 260 foot-pounds of torque; the 300 hp engine makes 300 pound-feet; and the 335 hp engine makes 332. The base engine can reach 60 mph in 5.5 seconds, which might be the most efficient performance. The 3.0-liter six-cylinder in mild tune can get there in 5.1 seconds, and that difference in acceleration is quite noticeable in every gear. The jump to 4.8 seconds with the 335-horsepower version was less evident to the seat of our pants.
The suspension is designed and tuned to be smooth, so the ride is comfortable. It's a bit soft for the track, although the cornering is stable and fairly well balanced.
If you want sportier handling, there is the M Sport Package (standard on the sDrive35is). It makes the cornering confident, quick, and direct, as the adaptive dampers do much of the work for you. This package includes 18-inch alloy wheels with grippy run-flat tires, which make the ride less comfortable. But it's all a tradeoff, you just have to decide what you want most.
In the sDrive28is, the standard 6-speed manual gearbox is slick and easy, great for those who like to shift. The available 8-speed automatic is quick and smooth, although it steals some spirit from the car.
The sDrive35i and 35is come with a paddle-shifting 7-speed dual-clutch transmission that is the best of both worlds. It's quick, but can't match the racy crispness of the Porsche Boxster's dual clutch.
The BMW Z4 is a stylish sports car, more about good looks than high performance. The available 335-horsepower engine delivers strong performance, but the Z4 is no Porsche. Now seven years old, this is a dated product.
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Are you not entertained?
This picture of Russell Crowe knitting cried to me,"Please, Becky, please make me into a meme. Do it for the kittens." And who am I to argue with one of the most badass gladiators in Hollywood?
Seriously, there's so much wrong with this photo.
- The cheesy Tiger Beat "come hither" head tilt.
- The knitting needle held like a javelin.
- The inexplicable measuring tape so obviously draped around his neck as an afterthought.
Show me how a gladiator knits, Spaniard! Show me that cast on technique you picked up while burning villages in Germania!
In other news, I am excited because the Pioneer sweater I'm currently knitting is actually starting to look like a sweater. Patterns! They tell you what to stitch! Amazing!


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I want to do social media marketing for is my website, How can I do this? Tell me anyone please.:confused:
Share Content on Social Media & Social Networking Sites - Like.. Pintrest, G+, Twitter, Google plus Communities, FB, FB Groups, Linkedin etcBut Content should be good & unique...
If you really want exposure on Social Media you need to showcase your own work. This should include work on your desk in a filing cabinet or wherever it has ended up.
The work you do for your brand or someone else's in theory is unique to that brand and the odd piece of work could end up being unique on a social network if you are lucky. If this happens, then it will more than likely go viral and you then you have hit the jackpot for that piece of work.
My advice to you is to make sure each piece of work has a unique description on each social network. This means if it is a picture, video or anything else make sure you rewrite the content that goes with it.
It is really easy to lose focus of the main purpose if you decide to promote on every Social network at once. It is better building one up slowly and then moving on to the next one and repeat the process, but also show to be active on the ones you built up sparingly.
First, register on the social media site like Facebook then fill up those necessary information and complete your profile after that you can create fan page for your website's product and services then interact with the members and introduce your website through quality and interesting content.
Frequent sharing of content in social media sites like facebook, twitter, linkedin, google plus, youtube and so on . But you should target people for you business. Secondly Create fan page which helps you to imrove your brand popularity and website promotion.
Be in touch with people is best for social media marketing.
If you want to promote your website by SMM, 1st at all you have to know about SEO (search engine optimization).Try to learn how to create backlinks for website and learn about forum posting.
You have to add the SMO ids into your account and let them invite to promote your site to others. In return you have to promote their site to others also.
After Google's Humming Bird update, SMM have become very crucial. Sharing of your content over social media sites have now turn out to be very essential. Whenever you write fresh content share it over social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, Agryd, Pintrest, etc. Don't forget to share your posts specially on Google Plus. All these sharing will significantly drive traffic to your website or blog.
Post your site some popular social media site and share the posting link to other friends and community etc. In this way you can do marketing for your site.
post york links on social media sites . upload photos, videos to attract people and generate traffic.
why do you want use it? Pls provides more details.Thanks
Your main focus should be Content and Distribution
As the OP has never returned, there seems little point in continuing to offer suggestions.
Thanks to all who responded. Thread closed.


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This is a subtitle. It tells you about the game. This game is about Deadpool. Enjoy.
Latest news
Deadpool game available on Steam again after disappearing for over a year
Probably due to the fact that footage from the upcoming movie is leaking all over the place, High Moon Studios' Deadpool game is now available again on Steam. It disappeared in January last year, along with several other Marvel titles from publisher Activision.
Activision never revealed why Deadpool, Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions, X-Men Origins: Wolverine and the terrible X-Men: Destiny were pulled, but big companies like Marvel are constantly embroiled in issues over copyright and licensing.
The Last of Us leads UK chart for third week, Minecraft for Xbox 360 debuts 2nd
Naughty Dog's The Last of Us remains first among the UK all format chart, despite sales being 35% down. Debuting 2nd was Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition from 4J Studios and Microsoft.
The Sims 3: Island Paradise entered 5th, with High Moon's Deadpool 6th. Relic Entertainment's Company of Heroes 2 busted the Eastern Front in retailing 10th.
Sony offers credit to gamers for overcharging for Deadpool: The Game
Deadpool: The Game was a day one digital purchase on the North American PlayStation Network for the PlayStation 3, but Sony accidentally listed the game at $59.99 instead of $49.99.
PSone sale on PlayStation EU Store, Borderlands 2 DLC and Hotline Miami now out
Today is chock full of PSone goodness as Sony kicks off a sale for an avalanche of classic PlayStation titles like Destruction Derby, Rayman, Crash Bandicoot, Spyro, Silent Hill, Tomb Raider, WipEout...
There are loads, basically. Also now available for PS3 through the PS Store is Hotline Miami, Activision's Deadpool (soon) and Gearbox's Tiny Tina's Assault On Dragon Keep for Borderlands 2.
This week's PlayStation Network US update includes Deadpool
This week's PlayStation Network downloads includes Deadpool: The Game, as well as the original Hotline Miami and the latest edition of Magic: the Gathering Duels of the Planeswalkers 2014.


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Trending Now: 49ers to re-sod field at Levi's Stadium before weekend game
The 49ers had to re-sod their field at new Levi's Stadium today, but they still expect to host San Diego on Fox-TV Sunday.
The trial of Colts' owner Jim Irsay was postponed to late October. He faces two misdemeanor charges.
The NCAA says it will appeal the ruling in the Ed O'Bannon case, saying it did not violate antitrust laws.
The Giants-Cubs suspended game resumes in the 5th inning at 4pmCT.
Brad Keselowski won today's NASCAR Trucks race at Bristol.
Rory McIlroy shot an opening-round 74 at The Barclays.
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im impartial....i hate you all
im impartial....i hate you all
I second the support for Kagemusha.
Could we not pool together a group of potentials and approach them after voting?
"Awww, so you lost darling - but it's the taking part that counts" My Mum... thanks for nothing Mum.
I am interested in becoming invloved.
For all of your Cage Hire requirements P:M me, I also have a fully loaded lighting rig, warm-up mats available too.
www.grrr.tv or www.angrrrmanagement.com
I would love to be involved, i'm impartial as i am not affiliated with any promoters or fighters, i just love the sport. Anything i could do to help would be great.
http://www.facebook.com/craig.st.clair666 ME
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Disney Purchases Lucasfilm Ltd. for $4.05 Billion USD, Episode VII Set for 2015 Release
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"Star Wars" will be making its way back to the big screen now that The Walt Disney Company has acquired Lucasfilm Ltd. for $4.05 billion USD.
Disney said it is buying Lucasfilm Ltd. with cash and stock, and the deal includes Lucasfilm's high-tech production companies (Industrial Light & Magic and Skywalker Sound) and the rights to the "Indiana Jones" franchise.
Even though George Lucas, the creator of
"Star Wars"
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Disney is currently working on a new "Star Wars" trilogy, beginning with "Episode 7." The new episode is due out in 2015, and Episodes 8 and 9 will shortly follow. According to Disney, the new trilogy will follow Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia and Han Solo beyond "Return of the Jedi," which was the third film in the original trilogy (but is chronologically the sixth film in the franchise).
"For the past 35 years, one of my greatest pleasures has been to see 'Star Wars' passed from one generation to the next," said Lucas. "It's now time for me to pass 'Star Wars' on to a new generation of filmmakers. I've always believed that 'Star Wars' could live beyond me, and I thought it was important to set up the transition during my lifetime."
Kathleen Kennedy, the current co-chairman of Lucasfilm, will become the president of the unit. She will also be executive producer for the new trilogy.
Kennedy has been working with Lucas and a team of writers to discuss the storyline for "Episode 7." Kennedy said it's essential to have Lucas present as a key advisor during the making of the next trilogy, and she even referred to him as "her Yoda." Lucas has provided his story lines for the new trilogy.
"I always said I wasn't going to do any more and that's true, because I'm not going to do any more, but that doesn't mean I'm unwilling to turn it over to Kathy to do more," said Lucas.
Lucas has received quite a bit of criticism in the recent past due to his decisions involving "Star Wars." Despite creating the hugely popular original trilogy in the 1970s and 80s, he quickly became the bad guy when
the second trilogy
was released. Many fans disliked the new story line, which took place prior to the original trilogy. Fans also hated new characters, such as Jar Jar Binks.
To make matters worse, Lucas
changed some key details in the original trilogy
(such as the scene where Greedo takes the first shot at Han Solo in a bar) and released 3D versions of the movies earlier this year, marking Lucas as a "sell out."
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