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Cape Town Lodge Hotel
101 Buitengracht Street, Cape Town, Western Cape
0.6 km from
They upgraded us to a loft and the staff were very accomodating. I know it was no the hotels problem, but starting early Sunday morning and crane was busy being anchored at 9 Dorp Street for a generator to be hoisted onto the roof of the building. It was extremely noisy and disturbing. The sound proofing of the room is not very good either, making the main road below very audible and once again disturbing.
Good hotel that offers value for money A little too far from the waterfront. Taxi's arranged by the hotel are far more expensive than those that can be self organised.
Relaxed but better class
Very good location, just 15 minute walk to the Waterfront and 3 minutes to Long street. In room safe stopped working and even after the supposed fixing it didn't work properly. The internet connection is bit too expensive.
we were upgraded to a Loft Apartment
Friendly staff and comfortable rooms with all the ammenities.Good location.
size of room, location, very competitive price, excellent restaurant attached
The staff were particularly helpful and friendly. Having a pianist playing at breakfast was a very nice touch
Very close to the V & A waterfront which is a gateway to lots of tours etc.... I was only there for one night.
breakfast, Butcher's Grill & parking
The rooms are clean, and well supplied with knickknacks if you'd like to spend that kind of money on drinks and snacks. I was disappointed that I was given a room with a single queen size bed. I'd ask for a double bed, which I thought would mean two separate beds. When I checked in with my daughter, I was disappointed that the front desk told me I should've asked for twin beds. There was no option on their website for twin beds. There was an option for two adults which I interpreted as double beds, since that was an option.
Location, reception staff Breakfast takes long, Indian tea which should be available take longer than everything same for Indian menu not available immediately
Breakfast was excellent, and the staff is amazing, particularly the concierge. Bathrooms have windows to the bedrooms above the tub... why?
Initial impressions was one of apprehension as I had to ask to be helped. Otherwise the staff was very helpful and displayed a level of professionalism Nothing
Wonderful, friendly, helpful staff Dinner at the Mint restaurant was only ok
Location is perfect for the full Cape Town experience and staff could not have been more helpful or friendly. Rooms are very comfortable and clean and hotel felt very safe. They also have a sister beach club at Camps Bay which is complimentary and a fantastic added bonus to an already superb hotel and holiday experience
Great location, great service and free wi-fi througoht the hotel. Nothing.
Sense of security Slow lifts.
Hotel has a modern decor and is clean. Breakfast is good and wifi worked well in the room. Price was reasonable for the quality. Bed was comfortable. The room was tiny but maybe I had a special price and got the small room. The room was prepay and I had to do a special credit card form (or wire transfer) to pay in advance.
The staff was very helpful. The breakfast was good. Service excellent. Good value for money. The WiFi in the room was down the entire time. Hotel did, however, make internet available in common room available. Bathroom satisfactory, but detail to cleaning would be helpful (grouting and shower areas).
I was given a room which was very small. Hardly any space to keep the luggage.There were problems in the bathroom.Wash basin was blocked, There was a leak.Only on last day of my stay I was given an another room
Very nice hotel in City Bowl Breakfast for a child was extra ZAR 75 although he hardly ate anything.
it was good even though i thought , it was expensive. it was not made clear during booking that price goes up on weekdays breakfast was same everyday
efficient staff, excellent breakfast und dinner we booked 4 twin rooms not double rooms
location, service, food
Very friedly staff. The upgraded rooms are well appointed. City hotel, good for business. Excellent breakfast and room service
Apartment hotel room was large and fully equipped for extended stays and had an excellent location close to eateries and clubs and added plus a great view of Table Mountain.
Superb quality accommodation in an ideal central location in Cape Town
Rooms are beautiful with fantastic views. Gym access was great. WiFi was TERRIBLE!!!! If you need reliable internet access, this is not the place, the signal is poor, access is difficult and limited. If this was corrected, Madela Rhodes would be a superb hotel.
very comfortable child friendly had to use two lifts to get to breakfast
Very comfortable with gym facilities The shower in the studio apartment W503 messes on the floor when taking a shower.
Stunning building and proximity to many attractions in Cape Town, including Company Gardens, Parliament, St. George's Cathedral, Greenmarket Square, etc. Apartment-style is very suitable for family travel. En-suite bathrooms in each of the 2 bedrooms is very convenient and also private enough for the adults, as both were well separated. Guest Loo - what a luxury to have, and the hotel made no hassle of guests in the apartment with you. Staff were accommodating and kind. The state of cleanliness left much to be desired. You have all these great facilities, but when you travelling with small children, you do not want them rolling around on scuffed floors and dirty carpets, nor touching dirty chairs, etc. Throw-up from a previous stay was regurgitated by one of the many basins in the apartment, and never used again. That was disappointing. They do need some assistance with housekeeping, but I found that to be a problem in restaurants as well in Cape Town. Hope that it gets better. The facilities in this apartment do make up for the lack of attention to details, though.
Apartment with kitchen Everything nearby shuts down early, not the most inviting area to walk around after dark
Very convenient central location for sightseeing and shopping. Well equipped rooms - loads of space and comfortable furnishings. Good choice of places to eat nearby. Extremely helpful and courteous staff ... after check-out, we requested somewhere to store/re-pack luggage and to shower and change before a late evening flight, and we were kindly allowed this facility at no extra charge. Nothing.
Hotel was excellent,staff were very friendly an helpfull.Facillities were superb.Had a great time at the hotel
The location was very good and the rooms themselves were really nice. It felt like a spacious 1 bedroom/studio apartment and it was awesome to have a kitchen (although we intended to use it we didn't, the restaurants are great and affordable) The WIFI connection is very slow. This seems to be an issue in South Africa at times, but it was incredibly bad at times. It would take several minutes just to load e-mail. Also, there was no fitness center there. We were given cards to go to a local gym around the corner, we did that one day and then one of the security staff told me they had made a mistake and we weren't allowed. I asked other members at the front desk later, they had no idea of this policy change. In all, I was disappointed there was no fitness center there, felt a little misleading.
We had a huge flat with an excellent view an the table mountain. Very well situated and good price ( we were there in august 2010).
The friendly disposition of staff, especially Thembi and Zanele in restaurant. Mary from housekeeping none
Staff are efficient and friendly, go out of their way to ensure you have a great stay. Outstanding in quality and service. No complaints or issues.
Outstanding service, excellent location, rooms were unique, room booked was spacious
Staff were excellent. 4 star hotel with 5 star service.
Casual yet clean efficient =- very beautifully decorated Only suggestion would be to increase wireless signal strength
Best hotel ever stayed at
Interior decor of the hotel and the room was very special, and courtyard restaurant is fantastic and has a great romantic atmosphere. The rooftop has a nice jaccuzzi. The location is great, easy access to table mountain from there. Breakfast was very good. The only downside was that the hotel was on a busy road and so we could hear the cars going past at night especially at the weekend.
The welcoming atmosphere is wonderful. The staff are very helpful and the location, close to a number of very good restaurants and within walking distance of the city centre attractions, makes this hotel an excellent choice.
Amazing boutique hotel, great central location, friendly staff and tasty breakfast.
Comfortable and beautiful, the staff is friendly and enthusiastically helpful.
Staff could not have been more friendly and helpful the whole time we were there. Very convenient with several restaurants in the courtyard adjacent.
Excellent service, wonderful colonial style, great position, superb breakfast, outstanding staff... what else???
This gorgeous boutique property in Cape Town's CBD provides everything a traveler would want while visiting CT - perfect location, amazing rooms and service that is above and beyond! The staff here is amazing. The airline lost my luggage and they went out of their way to locate it and when it arrived water-logged, arranged for cleaning. They anticipated my every need, often before I did. This is not only a stand-out hotel in Cape Town, it is one of the best in the world!
Excellent location, walkable to most major attractions. Freindly staff no issues with early and late check in/out.
location relaxation / sports facilities would be a bonus
Good location, nice breakfast bar, friendly staff, overall good value for money, would recommend it. The bar closed too early for City dwellers. 10.30 for last orders is not cosmopolitan.
Staff extremely helpful with good house keeping service. very comfy bed. Room 203 (superior) needs good layer of fresh paint and the bathroom mould and insect treatment. Also mini bar has to be defrosted and checked regulary- you are greeted with iceberg and rust rings from cans. It seems that the drinks were there for long, long time. Maybe this is some sort of South African thing but it's very difficult to get stil water in mini bar.
The Grand Daddy is a "funky" hotel housed in one of Cape Town's beautiful old buildings right on the hip Long Street, that gives the choice of staying in a normal modern hotel room or for the more adventurous - a genuine but refurbished Airstream caravan on the hotel's roof. We did both, but decided to swap the caravan for a proper room after one night because we wanted a real bathroom and because there was a funny smell that probably came from undrained water stuck under the camper. Apart from the caravan village, the roof also has a nice outdoor bar and a space that alternates as music stage, dinner party space and outdoor cinema showing great old American b/w movies. Very nice! Pretty good restaurant on ground floor. Friendly confusion A little TLC wouldn't hurt to bring standard back to what it probably was when the hotel opened. Tiles in caravan bathroom looked a bit sad. Bad smell outside caravan. Glass door in room made terrible racket when swung open or shut. Wireless internet was extremely slow and a waste of money. Breakfast was not included in price and seemed to cost differently every day. Windows in Sugar Daddy Suite faced brick wall full of bird poop. Would have expected a view for that price.
It was memorable and quirky The service was bad and the caravan decor is a little crappy. It is falling apart and not worth the r1000
we enjoyed the stay in the trailers on the roof for two nights, just not the place to take kids. No privacy. parties till late. Targeted for age group 18- 25 years age group. very loud and hectic. But a great experience. the bed was too small in the afro punk trailer . No privacy on the roof ,not very secure with anyone and everyone walking around the trailers and trying to look inside. We did not feel very safe. No safe to lock valuables away. Not notified in advance of parties and shows on the roof.
The staff was friendly and service efficient. Food, great! Got an upgrade to a suit and could comfortly entertain family and friends.Central in town and close to all the hot spots. Thanx for a great stay.
I liked the modern decor in the old building with the antique elevator, up to date modcoms, e.g. free internet via Apple computer. I also liked the originality of the themed Airstream trailers-I stayed in John & Yoko and enjoyed reading the books that were there etc. Food in The Cafe is good. A bit noisy in rooms above Daddy Cool..
It was a superb in city experience NO!
Unlike big chain hotels, it has some personality. You are treated as a guest rather than just a customer.
Rooms were very spacious, clean and comfortable. The service we recieved was exceptional, very welcoming and accomodating. We were at the top floor, perhaps it could with a lift, but not too much of a problem.
Extremely helpful staff, great for providing recommendations and made us feel very welcome. I would happily recommend the Hotel.
great owners, style and big comfortable rooms a bit noisy
The service was amazing, the rooms are extremely spacious and breakfast is delicious. The hotel is also very close to the Waterfront and the CBD.
The service that we received from all the staff was absolutely fantastic - from the gourmet breakfast to recommendations about what to do and see in Cape Town - you cannot fault any of the staff for their professionalism and passion about their guests and the city. The room was gorgeous, with a great view of Table mountain and we certainly felt safe whilst in and around the area. It was definately the little touches that made us feel so welcome, booking table mountain tickets, recommending a doctors to visit and sparing us the time to discuss our days are just few of the ways they made us feel special during our stay
The decor was understated and unique, the rooms perfectly apppointed and the owners hospitable and extraordinarily helpful and charming.
Very pleasant, clean, comfortable a little unusal guest house with different decor. Staff very friendly and helpful at all times. Short distance to V&A waterfront and table mountain. Very good.
We very much enjoyed our stay in this lovely new hotel situated in the calm and colourful Rose Street. The suite was huge and spacious but very elegant and cosy. The sumptuous bathroom included an amazing bathtub and relaxing shower. Also very important: a wonderful kingsize bed. Very friendly staff and a big thanks to Ursula and Michel for their superb services, advice and chats,which made our stay unforgettable. Sidedish, the breakfast and lunch bar situated in the hotel, serves fingerlicking good stuff. Make sure you at least once order the french toast and the home made lemonade!
The room (602) was absolutely beautiful with the most stunning view of Table Mountain. Staff were very helpful and pleasant. The garage parking included in the price, was much appreciated and an added bonus when you compare to other hotels parking situations. windows urgently need a wash (on a more regular basis at least) and the shower door did not work (room 602) - a fault from the installers - which the hotel staff should have picked up on a walk around when building was finished. road was very noisy.
Helpful staff Noise ++++++ - the hotel is located above a nightclub, surrounded by bars and opposite a backpackers on the only party street in capetown. Do not stay here unless you intend to party and be the last in bed each night a sunrise!
After having stayed at all category og hotels for 30 years; this is the most pleasant receprion staf ever. A bit noice from the street, bars and trafic. Hope some will be better after consruction work is finished
Contemporary style and location right in the centre. Breakfast is just superb with a special for their yogourt and cooked plates. Staff utterly friendly and accomodating. Cleaning ladies very helpfull. Being located on Long St with Bars and Restos everywhere, it is pretty noisy at night. However on the 5th floor it gets fine. Otherwise room was beautiful and overall hotel is great.
Perfect Hotel, good location. Situated on a very loud street where security is an issue. Surroundings (aka streets) are not well maintained. Be careful at night.
Nice room and nice service A little bit noisy : the windows are too thin to block all the noise from Long Street which is noisy street at night
The hotel is well decorated but dirty, hairs in the bath etc. The location is shocking, it's extremely noisy (Sunday night clubs go till after 4am). We left after 1 night as we had no sleep, and were very disappointed with the hotel and how our problems were dealt with. Everything
Great view to Table mountain from the hotel room.What a way to wake up!A bit noisy from the street,but with earplugs,you won't notice.Restaurants,shops,museums etc in the neigbourhood.
Great location, great design, amazing rooms.....in other words: perfect! Breakfast is poor....you don't understand if the "breakfast included in room price" means continental breakfast or all inclusive, since the staff is handing a menu with prices.....another thing, we came to have breakfast an hour before the official breakfast end time and there was almost no food available....
In trying to create a balance on all the above points, lack of sleep can lead to murder..... I loved every thing about the hotel, except the unassuming, hidden noise factor that takes over from 11pm -4am every day. Please sound proof the window area.
The restuarant Had to move rooms as what we booked was not wat we get. The price of a double is the same as single room cannot believe it
We had a lovely stay and a super breakfast - we will visit again.
The location was excellent - right on the square next to the bustling market and just around the corner from the busy Long Street.
The staff were friendly and helpful. The room was fine. The location is great for sightseeing The hotel is close to a nightclub which had really loud music until 4am making it impossible to get any sleep. It ruined what would otherwise be a great hotel
Yes, the toilets were dirty and the sheets as well. Very disgusting, wouldnt recommend to stay here.
It was comfortable, well run and excellent location
great location and nice large room loved having breakfast included each morning and shopping right outside of door within walking distance and great concierge for planning excursions reservaton was made for 6 days per hotel staff and not 5 days per booking .com but staff took care of it
Location is excellent, staff were excellent, friendly and helpful My room was on the 4th floor and next to a staff room of some kind that was very noisey
The situation of the hotel was very convenient as we were booked to travel to Johannesburg on the Shosholoza Meyl Premiere Class Train the next day. We needed to deliver our vehicle to the station very early in the morning.
This hotel is not up to the general standard of most hotels in Cape Town. Service was very poor, the amenities did not work, the parking system for vehicles is highly problematic and essentially the hotel needs a major overhaul. The toliet was not working, The staff werfe rudhe
The staff where nice
The people there were great enjoyed every bit of my stay
Staff very helpfull and pleasant. Rooms a little more ventilated.
very central location in a decent clean hotel at a fantastic price.


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Terahertz Spectroscopy and Imaging Techniques for Conservation Science: Innovative non-invasive observation methods
Dr. Kaori Fukunaga
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November 18, 2009
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Terahertz (THz) spectroscopy and imaging technologies have been actively developed in recent decades. THz waves (0.1–10 THz) are non-invasive, can penetrate opaque materials, and can be used to obtain fingerprint spectra whose characteristics depend upon intermolecular behavior. Most pigments and some synthetic polymers have characteristic fingerprint spectra in the THz region, and can be identified alone or as with paint, a combination of pigments and binders. THz imaging has been already applied to fields such as airport security issues and defect detection in spacecraft parts. The National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (Tokyo, Japan) has proposed to use THz technologies as a non-invasive method for the analysis of paintings.
The first application of THz imaging in the analysis of a historical tempera masterpiece was performed on the panel painting "Polittico di Badia" by Giotto, from the permanent collection of the Uffizi Gallery, with Istituto di Fisica Applicata "Nello Carrara"-Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (Florence, Italy). The THz imaging created a non-invasive cross section revealing the painting layers from the wood support to the surface, including two gesso layers present in medieval panel paintings. THz imaging can provide practical information for conservators, such as the depth of cracks from the surface and the shape of gold foil under the paint layer. The presentation outlined the progress of THz technology, illustrating this with examples of THz analysis in the field of art conservation research. Technical issues, including the development of a spectral database and measurement protocols, were discussed.
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Kaori Fukunaga received her Ph.D. in engineering from Tokyo Denki University in 1993 while she was working at Fujikura Ltd. She joined the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT) in 1994, and is a research manager in the Applied Electromagnetic Research Center, and a member of NICT's cross-departmental THz project. Her current research fields include deterioration analysis of dielectric and electrical insulating materials, and industrial applications of millimeter wave and terahertz technologies. She has been an art lover since childhood, and studied the history of Renaissance art at a private Italian school. She is a member of IEEE and IIC.


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With AMC-Release 2.7 it is now possible to move agents into a new group using a command line. You can find more details about this new feature in the manual in chapter 5.3.3 "Importing Computers into the Security Environment".
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I've been tagging along with my surfer boyfriend and after a beach bound summer I want to learn to surf. My sweetheart tossed me on one of his longboards but it felt really difficult. Would a smaller board be easier should I get my boyfriend to buy me a funboard or are his longboards OK for learning even if I'm petite (5,4 and 125).
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everyones hurting in forums
everyones hurting in forums
yeah only cause were new is why theyr pissed off. were learnin shit as we go mangs chill trouty
i gotta big can of spray adhesive lets go do some of these
wtf would that do
yeahhh nahh the reason why we are pissed off is because you guys are fucking up threads with your bullshit. You guys drop 12 of the same pics in every different thread, when the pics dont even apply to the thread. for example this is the wheat paste thread and your postin wack ass throwies and shit. You guys are either 12 years old and just straight up autistic, or you guys are just posting these wack ass pics to get credits, cash em in and dip
or none of you fucked up assumptions
I hope you get hit by a bus.
those are pretty tight, really like the names too. was that over one night?, how many did you end up doing?
so wat program do i use to make pictures all sick and shit cause i find pics i want 2 pimp out but idk were to and printing?? where should i get prints
I use Gimp. Its a free knock off version of photoshop. You can always get a cracked version of photoshop or illustrator, those are great to use only if you know how to use em. And print anywhere, at home, kinkos, office max, staples, etc.
@datnewkid Thanks. That video was about a month and a half of pasting. And we probably pasted over 100 spots, but we just showed some of the best and biggest in the video
thanks but can u give me the link cause idk which 1 it is
idk hoe to use it at all grrr thanks anyways tho
if you're cold blooded put broken glass in your wheat paste..... see if anyone takes it down lol
Street sweepin just to get by
Some progress pics from We Are Zombies wheatpase mural going up in Ratlecan at the Ventian in Las Vegas
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Mount Marty instructors honored for prison classes
YANKTON (AP) -- The Yankton Federal Prison Camp has honored two associate English professors at Mount Marty College for classes they teach to inmates at the prison in Yankton.
Cynthia Binder and Jim Reese have received distinguished service recognition awards.
Reese established the prison camp's first creative writing workshop and publishing course, editing a yearly journal that features creative writing and visual artwork by inmates.
Binder helped start the education program at the prison camp. She currently teaches a class on great directors and their films.
Mount Marty College has been offering college courses at the prison camp for nearly 23 years.


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The Eagles have spent just two days in voluntary workouts with head coach Chip Kelly's offense. Not much is known about the goings-on since the practices are closed to the public and the press. But, via the Philadelphia Inquirer, it sounds like these two days have been almost life-altering for some players.
Quarterback Michael Vick said Kelly's offense is "something like I've never seen before."
Tight end Brent Celek said, "From a communication standpoint, it's going to change the league. ... It's something that I never thought was possible in the NFL."
Of course, Celek didn't clarify what "it" is. The Inquirer's Zach Berman also noticed that Vick has added a substantial amount of upper-body muscle.
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Everyone's interest in the Eagles' new-look offense has already been piqued, but get ready to hear a lot of these stories throughout the summer. The only thing we really do know is that a lot of read-option has been run in these practices. Vick will be running often in Kelly's system, so maybe the extra bulk is a good thing, although I don't think it will realistically lessen his chances of getting hurt. But with Kelly at the controls, Vick, LeSean McCoy , DeSean Jackson , and Jeremy Maclin could all become elite fantasy commodities.


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Ringling College and Sarasota Museum of Art Announce Winners of 'Sticks and Clicks' Photography Competition
The Sarasota Museum of Art/SMOA, a division of Ringling College of Art and Design, today announced the winners of the 'Sticks and Clicks' photography competition. Created as part of SMOA's 2013 "ARTmuse" program, 'Sticks and Clicks' challenged photographers in professional, amateur and student classifications to shoot and submit creative images of renowned sculptor Patrick Dougherty's recently completed Stickworks installation, 'Out in Front'.
'Out in Front' was built by Patrick Dougherty and scores of enthusiastic volunteers on the front lawn of historic Sarasota High School - the future home of SMOA - during the last three weeks of January 2013 and the 'Sticks and Clicks' photo competition ran from January 7 to February 13, 2013.
SMOA president Wendy G. Surkis said, "From start to finish, 'Sticks and Click's has proven to be a model for art and community engagement. Over a hundred tireless volunteers helped Patrick build 'Out in Front', there were more than 460 contest photo submissions and the images have been viewed thousands of times. The contest inspired professional to aspiring photographers to go and look at Patrick's creation - really look at it - as they composed their images. And we are very proud of the images they have captured. I thank 'Sticks and Clicks' chair Kristine Bundrant and her committee for their inspiration in creating and driving this competition and the attention the community has given us."
Competition judges were professional photographers Herb Booth and Dick Dickinson and Ringling College of Art and Design Digital Imaging instructor Anju Kulkarni. For the $1,000 grand prize winner they chose Ricky Perrone's 'Silent Village' entry from the amateur category.
Mr. Perrone said, "I'm incredibly excited to have won the SMOA Sticks and Clicks photo contest. I originally only had two semesters of photography in high school but I loved the process and the time in the dark room manipulating my images. About a year ago I returned to photography when I bought my first DSLR to take photos for my family's business, Perrone Construction."
"I knew I wanted to do a night shot of the sculptures," Perrone continued, "as they are very whimsical and I thought if I could achieve the right lighting the outcome could be very interesting. My images tend to be dark and dynamic incorporating extremely dark shadows and bright high lights. To get the lighting I wanted I had to cover the high discharge sodium lamps that were illuminating the sculpture with moving blankets because that light was far too harsh. I used a Canon 5D Mark 3 and a 17-40mm lens set to 17mm aperture of f8 for deeper depth of field and a shutter speed of 18 seconds, ISO was kept at 100. The photos were shot RAW and processed in Photoshop. The biggest challenge I had was focusing the camera, it was so dark it really came down to a little trial and error."
"The competition itself was great and I especially enjoyed seeing some of the younger kids win prizes for their photos. It feels a little surreal to have such accomplished photographers as Dick Dickinson, Herb Booth and Anju Kulkarni choose my image for the grand prize. My friends and family have always been very supportive and encouraging but to have these three judges validate my work this way feels incredible, I am so grateful for this experience," concluded Perrone.
'Sticks and Clicks' chair Kristine Bundrant was also a sponsor, in addition to Robert Antovel of Art & Frame of Sarasota, Herb Booth, Dick Dickinson and the Fine Arts Society of Sarasota, which donated the student awards. The winners were awarded their prizes in a ceremony on February 24th at the site of the sculpture. According to Kristine, "While it was wonderful to see the excitement of all the prize winners, it was the student awards that really proved the most moving. For most of the ten year olds it was the first time they had the opportunity to enter a contest, and winning an award proved to be an amazing new experience for many of them. The parents were most appreciative that SMOA opened this up so that their children could participate."


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I realized today that i'm running a winXP VM with all that overhead to just run xencenter and found openxencenter, python based version. however, it requires gtk+ 2.16 (our repo is on 14) and glade 3.6. The readme states i need ubuntu jaunty or debian unstable.
So, should i try adding jaunty repos? Would that break my aptitude db?
Is there a good method of building source to .debs instead of installing it so that apps can be removed as suitable replacements find their way into our repo? I ask because i built scapy into an rpm, then alien'ed it into a deb.
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Hilary Duff Hits Recording Studio With Ed Sheeran
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On Wednesday morning, the "So Yesterday" singer took to Instagram to share a photo with the British redhead in the recording studio. Hilary captioned the pic,"Soooo this happened and was pretty cool. W/ @edsheeran recording tonight." Way to keep your composure, Hil!
Sheeran told MTV News the track will be acoustic and that "it's a really good song."
Hilary announced her fifth album on March 28 through an Instagram post captioned, "I! Have! A! Record! Deal!"
"It feels good to be in the studio. It feels good to be talking about my last few years — the high points and the low points," she told MTV News. "I really just want to be honest and be an open book for my fans to know where I've been and what I've been doing, how I feel and all that good stuff. So, I should have a single soon, and an album by the fall."


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Chatroulette makes Miley Cyrus' Wrecking Ball video even better
Miley Cyrus' song "Wrecking Ball" has taken the world by storm and like it or hate it, you've heard it. The video has also gotten a lot of attention, as Miley appears in the buff in said video. Who knew it was possible to make the video even better? Well, thanks to the internet this YouTube user has improved upon Miley's original performance and shared it woth the world - check it out below!


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so every morning when theres waves i check a few of the reports, and lately ive been having a problem because some of the reports are just dead off on a regular basis. i hate the bs they give when its flat or ankle high and they are like 'wellllll theres a little longboard wave out there' and when its really big like head - overhead+ and they dont even bother to mention that its chopped to ****.. they just say ridable. nonetheless a im grateful that there are reports for me to check.
but does anyone care to rank the reports in order of how accurate they are on average?
(or suggest a better one for me to check)
heres what i think (i guess this is particular to monmouth county, nj)
1. swell info ( always dead on and reports are changed when conditions change)
2. duke storm (os the whole good but some of the reporters are kinda kooky)
3. surfline buoy readings & cams
4. magic seaweed
5. eastern lines phone report
6. spellbinders phone report
7. wetsand.com
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What could be better than waking up in a city townhouse, country farm cottage, luxury lodge, or even a castle, and then tucking into a Scottish breakfast made by the host in your bed and breakfast (B&B) or guest house?
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Career Pathway Bridges Help Basic Skills Students Go Farther, Faster
Aug 29, 2011
By Julie Strawn
Earning a credential beyond a high school diploma continues to be one of the most important factors in getting a good job and advancing in the workforce. For each year of postsecondary education, an adult is more likely to be employed, earn family-sustaining wages, lead a healthier life, and have children who are better prepared to succeed in school. Yet many people who seek a postsecondary credential lack the basic skills needed to succeed in college. And few students ever earn college certificates or degrees if forced to complete a long, time-consuming and costly sequence of remedial or English language classes before they can begin their postsecondary program.
CLASP's new issue brief Farther, Faster highlights six promising programs that show how a new instructional and delivery model, known as "career pathway bridges" can help lower skilled students move more quickly and successfully along college and career paths through dual enrollment in linked basic skills and occupational certificate courses. Because creating such bridges requires collaboration across college silos, this innovative model can also help transform the way colleges operate.
Career pathways offer a series of connected education and training programs and support services that enable individuals to get jobs in specific industries, and to advance over time to successfully complete higher levels of education and work in that industry. Career pathway bridges-a term coined by Wisconsin's technical colleges-provide targeted basic skills or English language help to lower skilled students so they can enter and succeed in career pathways.
Farther, Faster highlights career pathway bridges at:
- South Texas College, McAllen, Texas
- Lake Land College, Mattoon, Illinois
- Portland Community College, Oregon
- Lower Columbia College, Longview, Washington
- Western Technical College, La Crosse, Wisconsin
- Saint Paul Public Schools ABE/Hubbs Adult Learning Center, Ramsey County WIB, and St. Paul College, Minnesota, St. Paul, Minnesota
These bridges typically help students gain the knowledge and skills needed in a specific occupation or groups of occupations by contextualizing basic skills and content in English. They also change how classes are delivered, using such strategies as dual enrollment in linked basic skills and occupational courses; integrated, team-taught basic skills and occupational courses; and enrolling students in cohorts.
Learn more about career pathway bridges and these six programs in Farther, Faster: Six Promising Programs Show How Career Pathway Bridges Help Basic Skills Students Earn Credentials That Matter >>


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Authorities received the 9-1-1 call shortly before noon today about an armed man who had barricaded himself in his home in the 1500 block of West 15th Street.
With the sheriff's helicopter flying above, police built a perimeter around the home and spoke to neighbors about the man they believed was hunkered down inside.
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PRINCETON, N.J. - Jim Tully,Sam Mattisand the men's 4x400-meter relay all posted victories for theUniversity of Pennsylvania track and field team at the Sam Howell Invitational this weekend, whileLydia Alijumped into the school's all-time top 10 in two events.
Mattis became the first man in school history to eclipse 60 meters in the discus and is one of just seven in the nation to top that mark this season. He did so twice this weekend with his top toss measuring 60.50 meters (198 feet, 6 inches). It eclipsed his old school record -- which he set just two weeks ago at Franklin Field -- by two feet.
In the men's 4x400-meter relay, Pennearned a first-place finish with a time of 3:16.74.James Killian took the lead leg and was followed by Mato Bekelja and Ian Parnell, who handed to Tom Timmins for the anchor leg and the eventual win.
Tully won the javelin with his second throw of the meet. It landed at 62.07 meters (203-08 ft.) and was just outside the school's all-time top 10.
Senior sprinter Gabrielle Piper finished second in the women's 100-meter hurdles when she stopped the clock at 14.38. In another deep field, Piper was also among the top 10 in the 100 meters when she sprinted to a finish of 12.41 to place ninth among 31 competitors. Among that field was Aliwho was second with the seventh-best time in school history -- 12.10.
Ali didn't stop there. She found her way into the record book again with a top-five finish in the 200 meters. Once again she slid into seventh-place on Penn's all-time list with her time of 24.78. Heather Bong, who is third all-time at Penn in the event, finished just in front of Ali with a fourth-place finish of 24.74.
On the men's side, the Quakers posted another runner-up finish in the hurdles when Ben Bowers finished second at 14.61 in the 110-meter hurdles -- just two-hundreths of a second behind the winner. Meanwhile, in the 400-meter hurdles, Timminsfinished fourth with a time of 53.97.
Penn posted three in the top eight of the women's javelin. Lisa Sesink-Clee jumped into the school record book with the ninth-best toss in program history. She finished third when her best throw measured 42.56 meters (139-07 ft.). Kelsey Hay was fourth at 42.03 meters (137-11 ft.) and Serena Graf was eighth at 39.18 meters (128-06 ft.).
Amy Darlington also claimed a spot in the Penn record book. She finished the steeplechase in 11:01.08. Its the fourth-best time in school history.
In the high jump, Maalik Reynolds and Thomas Pitt were second and third in the men's high jump. Reynolds was the runner-up after he cleared 2.07 meters (6-09.50 ft.) and Pitt was third with a clearance of 2.04 meters (6-08.25 ft.). On the women's side,freshman Noel Jancewicz was third in the high jump with a leap of 1.65 meters (5-05 ft.).
In the men's 10,000 meters, both Brendan Shearn and Conner Paez finished just outside of the school record book. Shearn was fifth at 30:44.82 and Paez was sixth at 30:54.85.
Also for the women,Taylor Hennig was eighth in the 400 meters (57.43), Jenny Thompson was eighth in the triple jump at 11.42 meters (37-05.75 ft.) andStephanie Green was ninth in the 400-meter hurdles (1:04.68).
For the men, Jake Brenza was third in the shot put with a toss of 16.64 meters (54-07.35 ft.), Noah Kennedy-White was fourth in the discus at 49.85 meters (163-06 ft.), Brendan Smith was third in the steeplechase at 9:05.40, Pitt was also fourth in the long jump with a leap of 6.81 meters (22-04.25 ft.), Bekeljawas eighth in the 400 meters (49.55), Brandon Senior was eighth in the 100 meters (11.11).
Next Saturday the Quakers are at the George Mason Invitational.
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12th August 2012 06:11 AM #1
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Concern on Introducing semi-solid food for baby having cleft palate
My son who is 5 month old is born with Cleft lip and Cleft palate. Now his first surgery for Cleft lip is over. I guess its time to start feed him with semi-solid food, but i'm very concern about palate. Advise me how to take care of this & what find of food should I provide to him?
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Hello ibrualfi,
There's a wonderful book called Baby Led Weaning and we have been discussing it to great extent on these forums. Here's a great thread on Baby Led Weaning that you may want to read through.
Here's a video of a 5 1/2 month old baby who is starting their first week on solids. Usually this isn't started until 6 months, and some babies don't start on solids until 8 months or a year. Often it depends upon how eager mum is to get them started, not on how much nutrition bub needs from the food.
I like this video because it shows 2 really great "first" foods - banana and avocado. But you'll see this baby preferred the strawberry.
With the Baby Led Weaning, food is for fun until they one. This means you are introducing new tastes and textures but their main nutrition continues to come from breast milk or formula.
Is your son breastfeeding, bottle feeding or feeding in a different way? We're happy to give you suggestions as you start to make this transition.
Warm regards,
13th August 2012 08:34 PM #3
There is some information here on starting to wean a baby who has a cleft lip and cleft palate. This source says that finger foods (like the type in baby led weaning which Kate talks about above) are ok for babies who have a cleft palate. However, there are some additional factors for you to be aware of e.g. some foods (such as citrus and tomatoes) can irritate the nasal passages. Because of these extra issues, I would also have a chat with your health visitor/doctor if you can.
Best wishes,
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Thanks for that additional information, LJ. Very helpful!
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Thanks Kate and LJ,
LJ, article was very informative. Many information make to my notice by reading that.
Yesterday I fed him with Cereal, as said in the article he sneezed but no worries, later he got used & he even really liked cereal. As of now my son is drinking water/milk through feeding bottle but I'm planning to introduce cup with spout to him may after he getting used to semi- solid foods.
Kate my son is fed through feeding bottle.
16th August 2012 04:58 AM #6
Hi Alfanan,
I'm so glad that article was helpful for you and that your son enjoyed the cereal. As Kate says, usually health professionals advise waiting until 6 months to begin weaning so you could take it slowly until then.
You could also try introducing an open cup at meal times instead of a bottle, and help your son to drink through this. But it is fine for your son to be drinking from a bottle for up at 12 months of age. After this it is better if he switches to an open cup or a sippy cup because of teeth development.
Best wishes,


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REDLANDS - Artists are being sought to participate in the Redlands Art Association's 5th annual Community Photo Show planned for Feb. 2 through 10.
The week-long show sponsored by the RAA is open to the public and no membership is required.
It will be a "show-in-a-show," according to organizers, with art displayed in the RAA's East Gallery.
Vacation destinations, city scenes, desert scenes and interesting portraits are among the images sought.
The RAA holds two shows annually that allow non-members to showcase their work at the group's gallery on State Street.
All ages are welcome, said Judith Sparhawk, the organizer of the event.
"One year we had a 9, 10-year-old and he brought something in and it was really cute," she said. "I think her parents had seen (the event posted) in the paper or something, asked him if he'd enter it and he did."
Twenty people participated in the event last year, and the gallery is hoping for the same number, if not more, this year.
However, they do not have room for hundreds of photographs, cautioned Sparhawk.
Photography must be in a frame with a hook so the gallery can properly display it, she added.
Cost to enter pieces in the show is $5 for one, two for $7.
Photography will be on display during normal gallery business hours, and will be honored at a reception to be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Feb. 10.
"They can bring their friends and relatives to see their work up on the gallery," Sparhawk said. "Some people haven't shown anything in their lives, while there will be some old-timers who show their work all the time."
Artwork will be taken down after the reception from 4 to 5 p.m. to accommodate space needed for classes the next day.
"We are tightly scheduled in the gallery," Sparhawk said.
Photographers can show their work on a display-only or display-for-sale basis. The RAA will collect a 20 percent commission on works that are sold.
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Try to install libssh-dev if this does not work remove hydra and install libssh-dev after library installation is complete simply install hydra.Compiled without LIBSSH v0.4.x support, module is not available!
Hello guys hpefully you can help me out, i cant figure it out so far.
when i use hydra against a VM machine im no t able to do and ftp and ssh i get the following errors and im not able to figure it out.
Please HELP!
this is what i input:
root@bt:~# hydra 192.168.1.100 ssh -L /root/Desktop/username -P /root/Desktop/username
this is what i input:Code:Error: Not an FTP protocol or service shutdown: 500 OOPS:
root@bt:~# hydra 192.168.1.100 ftp -L /root/Desktop/username -P /root/Desktop/username
any ideasCode:Compiled without LIBSSH v0.4.x support, module is not available!
Try to install libssh-dev if this does not work remove hydra and install libssh-dev after library installation is complete simply install hydra.Compiled without LIBSSH v0.4.x support, module is not available!
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Thanks for the reply ill try that and ket you know!
I downloaded the hydra tarball from thc.org. In the README file it says if you want SSH support, to add a specific option to the "cmake command line." I tried using "cmake" instead of "make" with the option specified in the README, and I get an error saying there's no CMakeLists.txt. Is there a way to have this file created, or a way to add this option to "make" instead?
Still Not being able to get it fixed any help guys Please?
Ok. I was able to get hydra to compile with SSH support, but take caution: I am NOT a developer and have not tested if this has broken anything else with BackTrack. Maybe somebody more familiar can chime in and tell me if my steps interfere with any other programs.
Saying that, here's what I did to get it to get hydra to compile with an SSH option for services:
Now typing "hydra" I am able to see "ssh" as an available option for the service portion of the syntax.Code:apt-get purge hydra apt-get install cmake libssl-dev cd /usr/local/src wget http://www.libssh.org/files/0.4/libssh-0.4.8.tar.gz tar zxf libssh-0.4.8.tar.gz cd libssh-0.4.8 mkdir build cd build cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug -DWITH_SSH1=ON .. make make install cd /usr/local/src wget http://freeworld.thc.org/releases/hydra-6.3-src.tar.gz tar zxf hydra-6.3-src.tar.gz cd hydra-6.3-src ./configure make make install
This was my first time doing anything like this, so I feel really good I was able to get it to work haha. But if anybody tries this, please let me know if it worked for you and/or if it's messed with any other program.
this worked great
that works on Hydra 7.3 too


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On Monday (June 23), the WKU Police Department will be conducting an active shooter training exercise inside the Thompson Complex North Wing.
From about 9 a.m. to noon, members of WKU Police will work with the tactical team from the Medical Center Emergency Medical Services, the Bowling Green Fire Department and WKU's Environment, Health and Safety Office. The exercise will include the use of a smoke machine and simulated ammunition. This exercise is designed to give WKU officers additional, hands-on training and strengthen working relationships with other agencies. For information, contact WKU PD at (270) 745-2548.
Also over the next two weeks, WKU Environment, Health and Safety will be conducting training in Thompson Complex North Wing with other local agencies.
The building was permanently closed in late January and eventually will be razed as part of a renovation and expansion of the Thompson Complex Center Wing.
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Linux Fest Northwest makes its mark
Those of us who have been to Linux shows, or especially have worked Linux shows, in the past know the drill. It's something out of "Field of Dreams." If you build it — the "it" here being a Linux event — they will come, and they will all seem to come right at Saturday morning at 9 sharp when the show officially starts.
They did just that at Linux Fest Northwest. Past its first decade of operation, LFNW has established itself as the premiere Linux event in the region and, as I've mentioned before, next to the Southern California Linux Expo, it's the best show on the West Coast. For two days, geeks in the Northwest get to listen to top-notch presenters — as well as people like me — and visit exhibits from distros, software and hardware makers.
The Bellingham Linux Users Group and volunteers from other open source user groups in the area never fail to put on a great expo, and I think I speak for many attendees when I say that I'm deeply grateful for their efforts. About 1,200 people attended LFNW on the campus of Bellingham Technical College over the weekend. Thanks, LFNW folks.
Here's a look at the weekend:
Not another distro . . .: Bill Smith and his wife Portia staffed the CrunchBang booth with me, and again my thanks go out to them for the help. Visitors to the booth ranged from those who knew what CrunchBang was to those who whined, "Not another distro . . ." To which I replied far too often, "Yes, another distro. This one is Debian with the OpenBox window manager," before explaining the advantages of CrunchBang. "There's a digital Darwinism at play here, with the good distros gathering a strong community and thriving, and others . . . not so much." There were about 150 pieces of media burned — CDs and DVDs — all of which went out the door with prospective users. I, of course, will sit in the corner with the pointy hat because, truth be told, I forgot the banner and the "success kid" stickers made up for LFNW, but we'll use 'em next year.
Hello, I'm Greg DeKoenigsberg: The printed program had it right, as did the Web site. But the large poster on the wall on the Haskell classroom building on Saturday morning had Greg's presentation on the schedule where I was giving the Intro to CrunchBang talk. With LFNW's permission, Greg and I had switched presentation times more than a week prior to the event, since he was getting in late. But the poster outside the wall had the old schedule. Try as I might — which, of course, was not very hard — I could not convince the folks that I was the Eucalyptus VP. After an announcement that if you were there for Greg's talk, it would be tomorrow, only a couple of people bailed out. As for my talk, it went as well as my talks usually go — no one was injured and law enforcement officials were nowhere to be found — and Scott Dowdle videotaped it, so as soon as that gets posted, I'll let you know.
The (two) big thing(s): The big thing at Linux Fest Northwest — not including OpenSUSE rep Bryen Yunashko's hat — was the Pogo Linux's booth, which featured a full-fledged, sit-behind-the-wheel racing game with three large-screen monitors, where drivers navigated a course and prizes were given for the fastest laps. No, my racing days are far behind me, but from what I was told by someone who raced cars and turned the second fastest lap on Saturday, it was very realistic. Another big thing — bigger to the Android crowd, apparently, and arguably just as fast as the racing game — was the ZaReason tablet, which many folks tried out at our booth (ZaReason shared the CrunchBang booth at LFNW). Keep an eye on that, since this full-fledged Android tablet will be coming out very soon.
Hands across the water: It was a grand experiment, though operator error by yours truly may have kept it from being a huge success. But during the CrunchBang Birds of a Feather meetup on Sunday morning, we used a Google+ Hangout to raise CrunchBang lead developer Philip Newborough. Sort of. Despite getting dropped a couple of times — once because I hit the wrong key — we got to talk about the show, about what's coming up for CrunchBang and things along those lines, and it was very informative for those in attendance. Thanks, Philip, and Rebecca Newborough as well, who in her capacity as the CrunchBang Community Leader also participated from the Lincoln side of things.
Bon mots: I'm still apologizing to Deb Nicholson for forgetting her surname in introducing her to Philip Newborough at the BoF on Sunday morning. You know you work with someone in FOSS circles for years and something like this happens . . . . A shout-out goes to Eric Craw, a new CrunchBang user from Washington who converted at Linux Fest Northwest. Not only did he start using CrunchBang, but he already started contributing code back to the project, showing that this is what FOSS is all about . . . . David Whitman of Hacker Public Radio gave me a few minutes of interview time at the end of Linux Fest Northwest, so all that thumping and loading in the background may or may not be audible once the interview is broadcast . . . . I drove 962 miles each way to attend LFNW, but this show is so great that I would have walked 962 miles to get to Bellingham. Again, kudos to the LFNW crew.
Start rumors: In my capacity as publicity chair for the Southern California Linux Expo, I finally got to sit down with my good friends Warren Sanders and Scott Dowdle, and two folks from the Big Sky Country that I hadn't met — Rocky Mountain College's Andrew Niemantsverdreit and Gary Bummer, who is Scott's colleague at Montana State University — and the five of us discussed bringing an event to their area. So be on the lookout for Montana Linux Fest, or something like it, in 2013.
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Good times. . you can add to this as/if you remember missed items.
Waiting for the videos to be posted.