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Pool not open because they didn't get the chemicals test early enough before the open time , act not working , room not clean, no tub , can't check in until 4 pm
The room was a little bit too much in regards to modern art deco. There was no two lamp that was the same. Parking cost $48 overnight,
Everything was nice. Great location. Fantastically comfortable bed. Slept like a baby Parking $48. My only complaint :(
The rooftop pool cannot be beat. It is a beautiful space with cabana and plenty of seating. The room was on the 10th floor making the pool and fitness center easily accessible. Within walking distance to the capital and the mall. Hidden fees, and outrageous parking price, poor attitudes of front desk staff, "free coffee" pretty pathetic, coffee maker in the room not ideal. We couldn't take personal food up to pool despite no signs saying so. I felt like a teenager being reprimanded for sneaking candy into a movie theater. Bar at pool does have food, but be prepared to pay high dollar for pretty average food, without a lot of options. Poor communication regarding hotel activities, woke up for yoga class early only to find it must have been canceled without anyone letting us know. Pool was closed at 5 pm, we weren't even allowed to put our feet in because there wasn't a lifeguard. Website clearly says pool open until 10. It overall was fine, nothing miserable, but some of these details led to a less then impressive stay.
I liked the decor and unique style of the hotel. I checked in at night so when we arrived we were able to appreciate the dim lighting and music. There was a lot of activity going on over at the bar/restaurant. People seemed to be enjoying them selves. The room was nice and clean. I liked the products in the bathroom. The bed was comfy and the lighting was modern and unique. It took 20 minutes of standing in a very short line before I was checked in. There was a jug with fruit infused water for guests to enjoy. But there was also an overflowing trash can of plastic cups right next to it. There was only one person assisting customers. When I gave my name and info, the representative had a hard time. I showed her my reservation on my phone. She looked at it for at least 3 minutes and then told me that I need to call Kayak to get my confirmation#. I was confused and asked shouldn't she call them (since I stood in line for so long). Luckily I found what she missed on my reservation and she was able to check me in. Later that evening, we were given the number to a local restaurant that delivers. We ordered food. The next morning there is a receipt for a long distance call on the floor near the door. When I called the front desk about it, the rep said they would talk to their manager. When I checked out that day, I mentioned it and the representative at the desk dismissively said that her boss took care of it. No apology or friendly demeanor to spare I suppose. The carpet in the lobby needed vacuuming. It looked like the day after a party in the lobby.
- Great location. - Friendly staff. - Gym doesn't seem to be well maintained. - Noisy.
The location was good. The decor was nice and what you would expect from a 4star hotel. They tried to charge us for umbrellas that were returned to the front desk. When I returned the umbrellas to the front desk, the lady was very rude for no reason. Two of the elevators were out of service and the other two seemed as if they would break soon. It was scary everytime getting into the elevator because it would shake and make a noise. Twice the door didn't close all the way completely, leaving a small crack, and the elevator would not move. I highly doubt I would stay here again because of the lady I dealt with that was rude and tried to charge me for umbrellas that were returned.
the room was perfect had to pay for parking internet and food I i didn't like the customer service the elevator was not working my room was floor 8 even though i tried to connect the internet and pay it did not work when i talked to to the reception did not help they asked me to bring my laptop and phone down stairs
We enjoyed our stay at the Washington court hotel after the liaison did not have a room for us. We arrived at the liaison at 12 am hoping to get into our room quickly and get some rest. We waited in line for at least 30 minutes to check in, as other guests appeared to be having issues with check in. After finally reaching the check in desk, we were told that the room we had reserved was not available. The only available room had no bed, just a pull out couch that could only sleep one person. This situation was the same for another 5-6 parties attempting to check in after us. We were given the option of staying at another hotel down the street and switching back to the liaison for the second night of our stay. We decided to cancel our liaison reservation and stay at the other hotel for both nights. The entire situation was handled in a very unprofessional manor, adding stress and confusion to what we hoped to be a relaxing weekend.
Either the hotel or this booking service gave misleading info. Internet was listed along with TV, sofa, etc., as included. But then the hotel said internet was $14.95/day. They eventually agreed to not charge me for it.
They didn't let us into our hotel room until very late in the day we arrived due to slow housekeeping service. Upon checkout, we realized we had forgotten a few items in the closet. I called the front desk to tell them of the issue and they said they would take care of it, but when I showed up a few hours later to grab my bags from the coat room and go to the airport, they had no record of me having called and couldn't locate our items left in the closet. One bellman went out of his way to help out and was able to find some but not all of our clothes.
The location was great, good value for the room however parking was an additional $54/night. Try out Art and Soul restaurant, delicious! Parking. But in DC I guess it's standard...
Excellent Capitol Hill location. Comfortable base for young children on their first tour of the Capital.
Internet, parking, tv hdmi not working, deceiving "city view"
Very nice amenities and the shower was great! I booked my stay two month prior for a King Bed for one night. When I got there, they said they were sold out of King Bed's and all they had were two doubles. Not the biggest deal, but what is the point of booking a King in advance if that is not what is available? Also, our room did have a musty smell to it when we first got it. After running the air for a bit, it went away.
Walking to distance to good lunch and dinner choices Hotel lobby shop was typical "airport prices" for anything you'd want, making You feel like a fool if you didn't to walk across the street and buy a snack or coffee at 1/3 price.
We upgraded at check-in for an extra $50 which doubled the space. The location is excellent as it's walking distance to several sites. The fitness center is excellent and is included in the price of the room. Lack of parking requires you to valet for $56 a day. If you are somebody that needs a great view you won't find it here.
The room was nice until we looked out the window and found we had a great view of the roof... (sarcasm) Valet constantly begging for tips. Being from Vegas I tip almost excessively however if someone begs for it or nearly has his hand out the entire time it is not coming. It's called a gratuity for a reason. Then when delivering the vehicle no opening the trunk, and doesn't return the seat to where they found it or at least close. Not much effort in valet.
That staff was very helpful and friendly. Also, the location was great. Very close to the Capitol building. We upgraded to a buffet breakfast, which was lacking and the hot food was cold. Not a good value at $25/ person, but at a hotel, I understand the price, but if the food is cold, then it was a waste of money.
Location Hidden charges. $58 a night to park. Nowhere did I see that when I booked the trip. $8 for a draft beer that should be $3, I get a call from security in the evening waking me up, stating that the policy is to call if the do not disturb sign is out. The do not disturb sign was out, I didn't want to be disturbed. Couldn't go back to sleep. I'm a small business owner, if I treated my customers that way, I would be out of business. I will never give that hotel a dime again.
Spacious room, quiet, clean and well-appointed.
Quiet even though we were on lower floor and overlooked front of building. Great location. Restaurant (breakfast) food just ok.
We were traveling with our two daughters and three babies ( all under three). Everyone was very helpful. Everyone tried to assist us and we felt very comfortable. Location is also a plus. No complaints
Clean sheets, very comfortable bedding, clean showers and floors. Great location with respect to the national mall. Gym is great. Would definitely recommend. Nothing.
Quiet room. Shower worked. First room not clean (pubic hair in tub, stuck to used soap). Changed room. Got a sarcastic apology. Next day, coffee maker in room didn't work. Asked for a new one. Instead, they sent a repair guy ("did you put water in it?" -really!?). Took 45 mins to finally get coffee & hit the gym brfore AM meeting. And what a dump of a gym. One of two treadmills broken, eqipment from 1980. Oh. And $10 for in-room wifi? Why would a business traveler stay at this place? I won't do so again.
Friendly staff, accommodating, awesome location No pool
Good location for business or travelers as it is very close to Union Station.
I RESERVED 5 ROOMS BUT WHEN I CALLED TO ASSIGN NAMES TO THE ROOMS, I WAS SUBJECTED TO A PISSING CONTEST BETWEEN THE FRONT DESK AND RESERVATION DEPARTMENT. iT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE RESOLVED, BUT ON ARRIVASL IT WAS NOT. iT CONTINUED DOWN HILL AT THE FRONT DESK. NEVER AGAIN...
very close to visit places. very neat and customer service was very good. I would recommend this hotel to my friends
Broken towel rack in the bathroom
Location was great and bed was comfy. Internet wasn't working and front desk response was unhelpful and dishonest. And for anybody keeping track, 2 coffees in the lobby were $15. Cheaper at the Ritz.
Baggage holding after checkout. Plenty of towels. Limited to 30min free wifi in lobby. Hours of bar.
Location is good and central. Price was o.k.-ish. Doormen friendly. front desk staff was either not friendly (one person) or not very competent (second person). Bathroom was not cleaned well on arrival and cleaning person wasn't friendly, either. Won't stay here again.
Valet and door staff were terrific, as was check-out staff. Rooms were clean, comfortable and well-appointed. The location was perfect for our activities in the city, close to the Metro and the Capitol. Price was very reasonable, Overall it was an excellent value. Registration person never bothered to look up during the transaction, even when we first approached the desk - she just sensed we were there and launched into her questions. Repeated the mistake when we returned with the valet ticket to stamp.
Perfect location, few blocks away from the Capitol and Union Station. Friendly and helpful staff. Clean and convenient room. Good breakfast place close by. We enjoyed our stay here. Very small thing: please move towel rack higher, out of contact with toilet cover.
Most convenient location. A short walk from Union Station where our bus dropped us. A short walk to the memorials and the mall. The lobby was huge and welcoming, though some of the couches were a bit worn and needs to be replaced. The rooms were clean, beds comfortable, and there was a Keurig coffee maker in our room! The bathroom was very spacious and the showers were awesome. A safe would have been helpful to store passports, money and small electronics instead of lugging everything around while touring. A small refrigerator would have been a good enity to have. My 5 yr old grandson had milk and snacks that needed c
The hotel is located just steps from the Capitol and Library of Congress, and the Capitol South Metro stop. It was a great location, with a good selection of restaurants and cafes within a couple blocks. The hotel provides a great breakfast spread in a building adjacent to the main building, so be aware that you may have to walk a bit to get to breakfast in the morning if you are staying in the main building. Food included: oatmeal, scrambled eggs, sausage, bread/bagels/muffins, fruit (apples/bananas), coffee, tea, and a selection of juices. While I never took part, the hotel also offers a wine hour from 5-6pm in the main building. They also provide free 24-hour tea/coffee/hot chocolate and a selection of sundries in the main building. The bathroom in the Junior Suite was rather small and did not have a window that opened, so it did get a bit stuffy after a hot shower. The television generally worked, but some of the channels would go out every now and then. Wifi required you to log in multiple times a day, which was frustrating.
Friendly staff Bathroom was a little small
Absolutely nothing- we showed up and they had a list of 12-15 people who had reservations that they were not going to honor and we were on that list. Everything about that hotel was a nightmare- my family showed up and they told us they weren't going to honor our reservation and there was nothing we could do about it. Appalling. There was a long list of people's names on the list of people who weren't going to get rooms. No attempt was made to contact us ahead of time, no effort on their part. It was an absolutely horrible experience.
Large room, comfy bed, friendly and accomodating staff-they let us check out late, valet parking until 6 pm the next day even if you check out that day, breakfast was good though the room is crowded so get there early or be prepared to grab something quick small bathroom
I love the location, free breakfast and most importantly the service.
We liked the clean decor and the layout of the room. Breakfast was outstanding. I can't think of anything that we didn't like.
I first chose the Capitol Hill Hotel for its location. I was one block from not only the metro station, but also the Capitol Legislative Office Buildings. This hotel more than met my expectations. The staff was very friendly and accomidating. My room did not feel like a standard hotel room. It was set up as a small studio apartment which made me feel much more at home. Everything was modern and beautiful. I will definitly be staying here for all of my business trips to Capitol Hill.
Location was great. Staff friendly and helpful. Very Clean. Nice breakfast included. Rooms didn't have adequate plugs. Bathrooms cramped and door didn't close, so no privacy if traveling with anyone.
Capitol hill hotel is a great place to stay if you are touring DC. Very close to a metro stop, and only about a 20 minute walk to the mall. Great food on Pennsylvania Ave just minutes away also. Well maintained, the staff were helpful and professional. The only inconvenience I had while staying is there was only one ice machine on the ground floor. Other than that, it was great.
Breakfast, gym, and location
They had an excellent gym. The staff was helpful and friendly. No complaints!
Hotel was nice and clean for the most part. Staff was wonderful and helped us valet park six hours before our check-in time. Location was close to Capitol Hill, yet in a shady part of town. Bed linens had some yellow stains, but we just folded that part to the end of the bed.
Very friendly and helpful staff. Beautiful rooms, close to the Capitol. Excellent pick.
Nice room, liked the yoga mat in the room, great location literally minutes from Union Station, and very close to Capitol Hill, museums etc. When I checked in, the staff was very unfriendly. Seriously unfriendly. There was also a problem with the kimpton rewards. I signed up several days before the visit, and got an email that I was accepted, but the hotel had no record of this. I was able to login to the wifi with the email address I used with the kimpton rewards, but the hotel could not find it. It seems that they didn't want to accept it, even though they advertise it on their website and in the room.
Fun hotel, great staff. Enjoyed the visit Some issue with Bis at breakfast. Had to ask for many missing utensils, jam on table had been opened and used. Hard to get coffee refills. Lunch was excellent on all counts.
The staff are wonderful, the rooms are spacious, the bedding is extremely comfortable. The restaurant is amazing, far better than I had hoped, and you cannot beat the location: @ 1.5 blocks from Union Station. And they served wine in the lobby from 5 to 6 p.m., so we were able to come back from a busy day and relax with a glass and chat with other guests. One member of our party was disappointed that breakfast wasn't included.
Great location. Excellent restaurant and bar. Comfortable room. No in-room movies. Restaurant closed at 10.
Location. Pleasant, friendly.
Great staff, very accommodating. Perfect location, close to all.
Staff all friendly and welcoming. This is our third stay and it is still our favorite in DC. Breakfast is expensive but pretty good.
Location - walking distance from Union Station Staff - helpful at check-in Price - reasonable rate Rooms - small but just updated, look / feel great, stylish - felt like I was paying MUCH more No downside - rooms small but decorated so well that didn't notice or hinder the stay Arrived late, left early so didn't have any down-side to the stay Free coffee only - but liked the coffee lounge
Comfortable rooms, helpful staff. Private setting with an interesting bar. The night we were there the bar was very busy and noisy yet the noise was completely isolated from the lobby. Irish themed, the bar had an excellent selection of beers and whiskeys. We didn't try the restaurant, so I can't give an opinion. The Phoenix Park is an excellent choice, especially for business travelers. Nothing - good place to stay.
Location, the staff is friendly Draft from windows (they are not sealed),the bathroom is cold (no heating lamp there), the heating blows air straight to bed (not comfortable at all especially after taking a bath) no coffee maker in the room, and no hot drinking water in the lobby after 11 am.
The location, the historic building and furnishings, and the connected Irish Pub in the building. Fantastic location! The amenities were bare bones. No frig in room, no comp breakfast or wine hour. Only one set of small bathroom toiletries. Room was dusty. Only one elevator working (under construction). Could offer coffee or iced tea or lemonade in lobby.
The hotel itself was pleasant despite being under repair such as an out-of-service elevator. The convenient location was key for us as we arrived and departed through Union Station, just a couple of blocks away. It's also reasonable walking distance to the capital building, China Town, Verizon Center, Pennsylvania Avenue, etc. The room was small but the bed and room were clean and comfortable. The desk staff were friendly and accommodating. The amenities were bare bones. No frig in room, no comp breakfast or wine hour. The fitness center was a little lacking as well: small space and there were free-weights, but no benches on which to use them. The water pressure in the shower was very weak. It was like trying to shower with a toy squirt gun. Check-in could have been a bit smoother: we arrived around noon, so we had previously requested an early check-in (normal check-in is 3:00 PM and this is not explicitly stated until you complete your booking). We were told over the phone early check-in would not be possible. Once we arrived, we went to the hotel anyway to see if we could store our bags. It turned out we were able to check in early, so I'm not sure why were initially told that early check-in was not possible. Service at the restaurant was poor. We went for lunch after checking in. I ordered a drink after we were seated and I did not receive it until after we were finished eating and had received the check. There was some kind of problem with their taps. They were apologetic and did provide the drink for free since it took so long, which was nice.
The hotel itself was pleasant despite being under repair such as an out-of-service elevator and an out-of-service ice machine. When I checked out, they tried to charge me for six nights when I had stayed five. When I pointed this out, there was no apology. Mistakes can be made, but overcharging by hundreds of dollars is a very big mistake and deserves some serious groveling. I waited about five minutes for them to correct this, but they couldn't even get logged into the computer. I told them I'd be in the breakfast room and to bring me the corrected receipt. After half an hour, there was still no corrected bill. I went back to the desk to ask about it. This time I got a mumbled "I'm sorry," but I wasn't sure if it was for overcharging or for taking so long. It seems they overcharged everyone in the hotel, and I was just the first to notice. They were sorting out the mess. Besides a serious apology, you'd think they'd be thankful to me for alerting them to a massive problem before they had a lobby full of irate guests. You might think they would at least offer to pay for my breakfast while had to wait so long, if not offering a free night. I got nothing but a long wait. I eventually got my corrected receipt and ran and caught my train to the airport by just one minute.
The proximity to downtown D.C. and the monuments was perfect! We loved that there were a few coffee shops and restaurants nearby, especially the Dubliner, an Irish restaurant and bar, that was situated right under the hotel itself. Staff was incredibly nice and the hotel was very clean - we plan to stay here whenever we come back to visit! The only downfall is that walking around the area at night can be a little questionable, especially going to or coming from downtown D.C. It's eerily quiet.
Close to Union station. Close to bus stops NO Microwave; No small fridge
The room was beautiful and clean. The location was excellent. All the hotel staff were Grundy and courteous. Other room's room service trays sitting in the hallway for more than 24 hrs. Unbelievable that they charged $4 for the water bottles in the room. Tried to go for a drink in the pub, staff were not attentive; sat for over 15 mins without getting asked what we wanted or asked about drinks; simply left and no one noticed.
My room was apparently newly remodeled, and was very modern, exceptionally clean, and very comfortable. The location - just two blocks from the parks surrounding the Capitol on the senate side, are hard to beat. It's a short block walk to Union Station if arriving via train or Metro. There is very little to the hotel other than the rooms - I didn't use the fitness center or the Dubliner restaurant next door, but if you are just looking for a convenient, impeccable room this is a great choice. I'll definitely return. Via the phone and their web site, they required a 3-day minimum stay. Fortunately booking via Kayak let me book a single night, or I would have had to stay somewhere else.
Staff were very accommodating. Room was rather small, but very comfortable and immaculate. Restaurant and pub attached to hotel and cafe just down the corner. 5 minute walk to Union Station. Only thing missing was coffee maker in the room.
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Melissa McCarthy Comes Clean About Her Insecure 20s
These days she's starring in top-billed feature films and enjoying the spoils of her labor, but Melissa McCarthy had to go through quite a storm to reach the promised land.
In her People cover story, the "Bridesmaids" babe confessed that she had a rough time with life as a novice actress.
"In my 20s I used to cry about why I wasn't thinner or prettier, but I want to add that I also used to cry about things like, 'I wish my hair would grow faster. I wish I had different shoes.' I was an idiot ... It's a decade of tears."
Now that she's 43, Melissa is more or less comfortable with who she's become. "I've never felt like I needed to change. I've always thought, 'If you want somebody different, pick somebody else.' But sure, criticism can sometimes still get to me. Some things are so malicious; they knock the wind out of you."
Referring to a recent article that called her "America's Plus-Sized Sweetheart," McCarthy declared, "It's like I'm managing to achieve all this success in spite of my affliction ... Would you ever put that in the headline for a male star?"


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Advanced Practice A: Community (CSCD4054)
Students provide an assessment and/or intervention service to clients within the community. They manage a varied client caseload, as well as participate in a variety of clinical management and clinical service activities in both an on and off campus setting. Students take part in regular supervisory conferences with their clinical educators and other students.
Our courses that offer this unit of study
Further unit of study information
Lectures in orientation week only, 1xday/week, community placements scheduled Tuesday to Thursday, attendance required for 1xday/week for 10 to 13 weeks, intake participation on Friday mornings required for a total of 5 hours/semester, first year screenings total an approximate 2hr commitment per semester
Clinical competency assessment (100%); 0% barrier tasks - clinic orientation, clinic meetings, intake statement of learning, first year screening statement of learning, required paperwork
There are no textbooks for this unit. You need to refer to the following documents: COMPASS Competency Assessment in Speech Pathology: Assessment Resource Manual (2013) Competency Based Occupational Standards (CBOS) for Speech Pathologists: Entry Level (2011) CDTRC Clinic Handbook and Off-campus Placement Handbook ( both available on eLearning) Academic lecture materials relevant to the caseload(s)
Faculty/department permission required?
Unit of study rules
CSCD3082 and (CSCD3083 or CSCD3084)
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This unit of study is typically completed with concurrent enrolment in CSCD4053 Advanced Practice A: Clinical. Students must hold a current CPR certificate before they can commence in this unit. Attendance at clinic orientation is compulsory. Clinical placements are scheduled from January - December and hence may commence prior to the official start of semester and/or may extend beyond week 16 depending on availability. Students must maintain the currency of their clinical compliance paperwork for the duration of the course. See the Speech Pathology Clinical Education section of the Faculty Handbook. Students must advise the Course Director before enrolling in this unit of study if they are a prohibited person under the NSW Child Protection (Working with Children) Act 2012.
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Non-award/non-degree study
If you wish to undertake one or more units of study (subjects) for your own interest but not towards a degree, you may enrol in single units as a non-award student.
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If you are from another Australian tertiary institution you may be permitted to underake cross-institutional study in one or more units of study at the University of Sydney.


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I made a camp stop at Fieldstone Secondary School on Monday to see my alma mater, North Rockland, tune up for the upcoming volleyball season. Here's the information I gathered:
Slowly, but surely, North Rockland is rebuilding its program to get back to the Class AA-powerhouse it once was.
The Red Raiders, who posted an even 8-8 record last year, have several pieces on the team this year that could form a contending team — it's all a matter of putting them together.
With the Class AA field evening-out, the Red Raiders could make a deep run in this year's section tournament, something they haven't done in three years.
"We definitely want to go far and make our record better than it was last year," senior Nicole Talamini said. "We have the potential to go (far), but we need everyone there together, communicating and helping each other out."
Talamini will likely tag-team with junior Natalie Boyd as the team's primary outside hitters, but the Red Raiders will first need to break-in a new setter so that hitters can perform at their highest level.
The loss of all-section setter Rebekah Sanchez to graduation leaves a massive hole on the court in more ways than one.
Sanchez (right), who will suit up for Roberts Wesleyan this fall, was an all-star setter and the vocal leader of the Red Raiders on the floor. In addition to replacing Sanchez's talent, the team will need to find someone who can serve as a floor general, as well.
North Rockland head coach Colette Jurman said that junior Dana Wirchansky, senior Patsy Griffin and senior Jenn Morris could vie for the setter position.
From the looks of the practice, Griffin appeared to be an early-front runner for the starting role, while Morris, who appeared to have a ton of raw talent, could be an exceptional hitter if she is not the team's setter.
"I've been playing with Rebekah for a long time, so I think she's kind of rubbed off on me," said Griffin, who carries a 3.75 grade-point average and is looking to attend Cornell, NYU, or San Diego State as a chemical engineering or pharmaceutical science major. "I think I should be able to fill in where she left off."
Look for sophomore Amanda Schweitzer and junior Bria Wright to aid in the Red Raiders' youth efforts. North Rockland will carry 16 girls on this year's roster, according to Jurman.
"I think we'll be strong defensively," Jurman said. "We have a lot of new hitters that will need to work with the new setter on some timing, so I guess our main focus will be getting the offense to jell."
North Rockland will play in three regular season tournaments this year, in addition to Clarkstown South's preseason scrimmage tournament on August 30. The Red Raiders will compete in Hen Hud's Breast Cancer Awareness tournament on September 7, Clarkstown South's Alex Valow Memorial tournament on September 28 and Panas' Panther Invitational on October 12.
The Red Raiders will also host Clarkstown South for its seventh annual "Volley for the Cure" on October 18. To date, the event has raised over $26,000, according to Jurman, who says the goal for this year will be to raise between $5,000-6,000.


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'Graduation 2012 Info Days' to be held on Hayward and Concord campuses
- April 30, 2012 5:00am
Graduating Pioneers are encouraged to attend one of the following Graduation Information Days:
• Hayward Campus: May 8 and 9, from 10 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. in the Multi-purpose Room of the New University Union on the Hayward Campus
• Concord Campus: May 3, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the Redwood Room on the Concord Campus
The event will help graduating seniors learn about the following:
• Picking up your pre-ordered cap and gown
• Order your class ring or graduation announcements
• Have your graduation photo taken
• Find answers to your questions about Commencement
• Explore Cal State East Bay Graduate Programs
• Learn about Academic Advising and Career Education's Career Development Center
• Meet the Cal State East Bay Alumni Association
For more information visit the Commencement 2012 Web site or call the CSUEB Commencement Hotline at 510-885-4789.
- © Copyright California State University, East Bay.
California State University, East Bay is the San Francisco East Bay Area's high-access public university of choice. CSUEB serves the region with campuses in Hayward and Concord, a professional development center in Oakland, and an innovative online campus. With an enrollment of more than 14,000, the University offers a nationally recognized freshman year experience, award-winning curriculum, personalized instruction, and expert faculty. Students choose from among more than 100 professionally focused fields of study for which the University confers bachelor's and master's degrees, as well as an Ed.D. in education. Named a "Best in the West" college, as well as a Best Business School, by the influential Princeton Review, Cal State East Bay is among the region's foremost producers of teachers, business professionals and entrepreneurs, public administrators, health professionals, literary and performing artists, and science and math graduates.


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by Louis Navellier | September 11, 2013 9:10 pm
In lieu of my usual post, I want to take a moment to remember what happened 12 years ago, especially the people who lost their lives in the terrorist attacks, the brave first responders, and everyone who was impacted by the events of September 11, 2001. I personally lost friends and colleagues who worked in the investing and banking offices in the twin towers. My thoughts are with the memories of those fine folks and their families.
A lot has happened in the past twelve years. The country has pulled itself out of two major recessions, two wars, and two tumultuous elections. Right next door to Wall Street, the western hemisphere's largest skyscraper—One World Trade Center—now stands in the place of the Twin Towers.
I'm encouraged to see so much progress since that terrible day. You probably remember how people were in shock after 9-11, so American businesses, consumers and financial markets ground to a standstill. It was enough to drag the U.S. economy back into a recession that lasted for years.
And while we're facing a new batch of uncertainties in this decade, it's great to see how far both Main Street and Wall Street have come. The S&P 500 finished up Wednesday[1] for the seventh day in a row. 10-year Treasury notes just attracted the highest demand in six months.
So while we all take a moment to reflect on what we have lost, we should also note how much we have regained through sheer hard work and persistence. We've shown the terrorists that the American spirit is stronger than any attack. I'm so proud to be part of a country that has accomplished so much in the past twelve years, setting an example for the rest of the world for how to respond in the face of tragedy.
As was said at the time: "We will never forget." We honor the victims of 9-11 by remembering them in a special way today in particular, and more so by the way we live our lives each and every day to keep America the greatest country on earth.
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text: Hey guys, I have a hidden door to do in a home office. New constuction, I'm paneling it as we speak. 13.5 ceiling height, superior alder, rabbeted panel moulding to flat panels. The door is basically a 2/8 - 8/0 that needs to mimic an upper/lower panel, carry the rails, base, & chair rail, while closing seamless. Problem is, it's an outswing door. We were thinking of 3/4 ply (reinforced on back with some type of strong back), with the panel moulding covering the reveal. Scarfing the chair, base, & rails at 5 degree for clearance. Any opinions on hardware that would take the door out & away from face frame and not bind on hinge side? *Euros for a rabbetted door don't look like they will work. Have already tried euro insets, and zero clearance 270 (pull out hinges). Kind of wondering if it can work.


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We've gotten a few questions from people asking how you're supposed to setup share points for Leopard Server. It's relatively simple but will require a little getting used to for those who are used to configuring sharing options in Workgroup Manager.
To view the shared folders on a system, open Server Admin and click on the name of the server in the SERVERS list. From here, click on the File Sharing button in the Server Admin toolbar and you will see a list of the logical volumes that your server can see along with a handy Disk Space image showing how full the various volumes are. At this point you can click on Share Points to see which folders are currently being shared over SMB, AFP, NFS or FTP. If you click on Volumes and then the Browse button then you will be able to configure new folders to become share points that you want others to get access to. Browse to the folder to be shared and then click on the share button in the upper Right hand corner below the tool bar.
Now you are looking at 3 tabs along the bottom of the screen: Share Point, Permissions and Quotas. From here, click on Share Point and review the options:
Enable AutoMount – provides options to setup an OD link to the volume
Enable Spotlight Searching – allow the volume to be searchable using Spotlight
Enable as TimeMachine Backup Destination – client computers can backup using Time Machine
Protocol Options – brings up the screen that allows SMB, AFP, NFS and FTP settings to be configured (looks very similar to the old screen in Workgroup Manager)
Once you have configured the options for your share point click over to the Permissions tab. Now you can configure who has access to shared data. From here, the main change is that the Users and Groups window is a floating window, with a new look and feel, but with the same overall feature set. The next major change is that ACLs are listed above POSIX permissions, and when you drag a user or group into the window you will see a blue line indicating that you can drop the object off into the screen and it will stay.
Finally, click on the Quotas tab and notice that when you enable quotas you cannot drag users and groups into this window. Only users with a home folder on the volume can be configured for quotas using Server Admin. If you would like to configure quotas otherwise you can do so at the command line.
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We've all been to a park, but never one quite like this. From the air, Superkilen looks like something the Beatles would have sung about during the Yoko Ono years.
Of course, this urban park in Copenhagen, Denmark, serves a large purpose. Developed by a group of designers including Danish architecture firm
Red bike tracks, Chinese palm trees, a giant octopus, Russian signage, a Moroccan fountain and Armenian picnic tables occupy the kilometre-long space. The various global artefacts were either shipped in from their origins or copied closely for authenticity.
"Rather than fill the park with Danish design, we decided to ask the inhabitants of the neighbourhood to give us their best memory from their childhood, from where they were born," BIG partner and international director of business development at the group,
The response from the locals was astounding. "We received thousands of responses, from which we chose 100 and populated the one-kilometre space with these objects," he says.
"This is a project that talks about public participation. The local community had a hand in creating the space. That way, they are much more obliged to take care of it once it's completed."
The district where Superkilen is located is called Nørrebro. The largest minority groups come from the Middle East, Turkey, Bosnia, Pakistan and Somalia. An area renowned for social unrest, Nørrebro has been the site of a number of violent riots in recent years.
Participation and innovation
BIG was founded by Danish architect
"This is a project that involved probably about 200 meetings with local groups living around," Bergmann says.
"If the government had built a park and told everyone to use it, maybe people would and maybe not. Basically, through the conversation, we built a park but making them participants and listening to them, promoting the park and its use. The city didn't have to do anything once it was completed to populate the park.
"What we really allow for the projects to do is to grow out of the site, the conditions of the site, out of the requirements or whatever brief there is and trying to find pragmatic as well as social infrastructure."
The project has given rise to awards buzz. Superkilen won the American Institute of Architects Honour Award for 2013 in the regional and urban design category. It has also been nominated for the Design of the Year awards handed out by the Design Museum in London, and is one of five projects short-listed for the European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture Mies van der Rohe Award for 2013. The latter is announced in May.
Having worked solely in Denmark up until 2010, BIG has now branched out internationally; it has an office in New York and a small one in Beijing.
The firm recently worked with the Australian-based design practice Hassell on a master plan for Barangaroo Central on the Sydney waterfront. As one of five short-listed duos, BIG and Hassell missed out to Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and Andersen Hunter Horne.
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Touch of the Clown
Written by Glen Huser
- 224 Pages
- 9781554980628
Reading age
- JUVENILE FICTION / Family / Multigenerational
- JUVENILE FICTION / Humorous Stories
- JUVENILE FICTION / Social Situations / Self-Esteem & Self-Reliance
Publication Date April 01, 1999
Cosmo the clown is the first bit of light to come into Barbara's life in a long time. At home, she takes care of her abusive father, her grandmother, and Livvy, her sick sister. Cosmo encourages Barbara to join a teen clown workshop he is leading, and there she finds true friends for the first time.
But she is soon in desperate need of his gentle guidance, when her family situation implodes, and her own resilience and resourcefulness are put to their greatest test.
Glen Huser
Glen Huser's novels include Touch of the Clown (shortlisted for the Mr. Christie's Book Award), Stitches (winner of the Governor General's Award) and Skinnybones and the Wrinkle Queen (nominated for the Governor General's Award and the Ruth and Sylvia Schwartz Award).A former teacher-librarian in Edmonton, Glen has taught writing for children at the University of British Columbia. He recently explored his passion for musical theater in Time for Flowers, Time for Snow, a picture-book retelling of the myth of Demeter and Persephone (with a CD featuring a 180-voice children's chorus).


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This office has thin porcelain tile covering the walls.
Inspired by the idea of developing the largest and thinnest Porcelain slab ever seen that would multiply the fields of application compared to a standard Porcelainproduct, Laminam has developed a new concept of surface with universal potential and versatility that adds new value to the building, architecture and interior design world.
Laminam is a company but also a product; a technological system which is above all a truly versatile, flexible and exceptional solution with high aesthetic and technical performances; for the first time ever it is now possible to use large surfaces in previously unthinkable applications. It is the first ever large format slab with a thickness of just 3 mm: an aesthetically innovative surface with exceptional technical performance; a real skin for contemporary architecture, an epochal innovation that has revolutionised the way of dressing spaces and volumes.
Crossville has the exclusive on this exciting tile!
Crossville is the exclusive US distributor of Laminam products. Laminam is a consolidated company part of the System Group. The continuous search for technological and aesthetic solutions for Porcelain tile products has resulted in the development by the System Group of an innovative and completely automated production process which has been incorporated into Laminam to broaden the horizons of the design world and pave the way for a new concept of surface.
Use as Laminam Exterior Cladding.
Laminam by Crossville is ideal to embellish indoor settings, whatever their intended use: whether residential, public, commercial or healthcare. Recommended only for walls, whether new installations or to repair existing ones (simply by applying Laminam by Crossville over the existing surface), Laminam products offer the possibility of cladding surfaces in total synch with the project design, without compromising the appearance.
There are over 55 choices available, making it possible to pick the finish that best suits the customer's interior design, existing furniture or personal taste. The dimensions (1000x3000mm) and lightness of the thickness reduced to just 3mm, make it possible to innovate surfaces and interior settings while enhancing their real value, as well as their perceived value.


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J&J Hip Replacement Plaintiff Lawyers Named by Judge
Six plaintiffs' lawyers will lead federal litigation against Johnson & Johnson over recalled devices used in hip-replacement surgeries.
U.S. District Judge David A. Katz in Toledo, Ohio, appointed the plaintiffs' executive committee on Jan. 26 after dozens of lawyers vied for the positions. The group will make major decisions on the litigation, which has been consolidated before Katz for pretrial proceedings.
Lawyers for patients said they expect thousands of lawsuits over the ASR XL Acetabular System, which J&J's DePuy Orthopaedics unit recalled on Aug. 26.
New Brunswick, New Jersey-based J&J, the world's largest health-care products company, and Warsaw, Indiana-based DePuy said they recalled the devices because researchers found some patients needed a second operation, or "revision surgery," after five years at rates higher than the company expected.
"There is no doubt there will be thousands of cases," said the committee's co-lead counsel, attorney Ellen Relkin of Weitz & Luxenberg in New York. "The damages will be in the billions of dollars."
The group includes Christopher Seeger of Seeger Weiss LLP in New York; Mark P. Robinson Jr. of Robinson, Calcagnie & Robinson in Newport Beach, California; R. Eric Kennedy of Weisman Kennedy & Berris in Cleveland; Ben W. Gordon Jr. of Levin, Papantonio, Thomas, Mitchell, Rafferty & Proctor in Pensacola, Florida; and Steven J. Skikos of Skikos Crawford Skikos Joseph & Millican in San Francisco and Cleveland. Skikos is the other co-lead counsel.
Product Recalls
DePuy recalled both the ASR XL Acetabular System, a total hip-replacement product approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in August 2005, and the DePuy ASR Hip Resurfacing System, which wasn't used in the U.S. A total of 93,000 were implanted, including 37,000 in the U.S., according to the company. The U.S. implants are the subject of the litigation.
The company is satisfied that the process "to address the issues raised by this litigation is moving forward," said Mindy Tinsley, a DePuy spokeswoman.
"DePuy remains committed to covering reasonable and customary costs of testing and treatment for patients who need services, including revision surgery if it is necessary, associated with the ASR recall," she said.
Researchers in the U.K. found that after five years, 13 percent of patients with complete hip replacements and 12 percent with resurfacing devices needed a second operation, J&J officials said in a statement announcing the recall.
DePuy's previous analyses of post-market data -- including national joint registries, company-sponsored clinical trials, and internal complaints data -- had shown lower revision rates, according to the company.
Value of Injuries
Relkin said the "major fight" will be over the value of injuries to patients.
"If J&J is going to be reasonable and compensate the injuries accordingly, the litigation may be over in two years," Relkin said. "We need to follow our clients' ongoing medical course to get a better appreciation of the gravity of their respective injuries. Many folks have just had or have revisions scheduled. Only time will tell how they fare."
Katz oversaw thousands of lawsuits filed by women who blamed their blood clots, heart attacks or strokes on J&J's Ortho Evra birth-control patches. Most of those settled confidentially.
The lead lawyers for DePuy also represented J&J in the Ortho Evra litigation. They are Robert Tucker of Tucker, Ellis & West in Cleveland and Susan Sharko of Drinker Biddle & Reath in Florham Park, New Jersey.
The case is In re: DePuy Orthopaedics Inc. ASR Hip Implant Products, 10-md-2197, U.S. District Court, Northern District of Ohio (Toledo).
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Conner replaces Fedotenko in Pens' lineup
OTTAWA — Before Saturday the last NHL team to catch a glimpse at Penguins winger Chris Conner was the Ottawa Senators.
He looked the same last night, which is to say he donned a skating Penguin crest for Game 6 of the Penguins' first-round Stanley Cup playoff series against the Senators at Scotiabank Place.
Conner, recalled from the AHL Friday, replaced left wing Ruslan Fedotenko in the Penguins' lineup for his second NHL postseason game.
Fedotenko has appeared in only two games this postseason, both losses by the Penguins. A reputably clutch postseason performer, Fedotenko is a minus-3 in these playoffs.
Penguins coach Dan Bylsma recalled positive contributions Conner made over eight regular-season appearances, over which he scored two goals and played a season-high 13 minutes and 12 seconds against the Senators on Jan. 28.
"I remember having him beat guys out of the corner and getting to the net," Bylsma said, adding that Conner's diminutive size — 5-foot-8, 180 pounds — does not equal a lack of tenacity.
Conner opened Game 6 on the fourth line with Mike Rupp and Craig Adams. During his final two regular-season games in late January, he played with center Sidney Crosby, scoring his lone two goals on Jan. 26 at the New York Rangers.
Play it forward
Senators winger Jarkko Ruutu is confident his friendships with former Penguins teammates, including defenseman Brooks Orpik, will pick up in a few weeks after hostilities from this rough-edged Eastern Conference quarterfinal series have faded with the passage of time.
However, an indication of the animosity created by a seven-game playoff series was on display at the end of Game 5 at Mellon Arena on Thursday night. After Senators defenseman Matt Carkner scored in triple overtime, Orpik picked up the puck and briefly appeared intent on holding onto it.
"He probably saw me coming and didn't want me to get it," Ruutu said yesterday.
Orpik eventually dropped the puck onto the ice, where Ruutu retrieved it for Carkner.
"Through the series you play hard, the end result is what it is, and then it's back to normal," said Ruutu, who played with the Penguins from 2007 to 2008. "That's a real answer, not (politically correct)."
Stay the course
The Penguins had attempted 357 shots through five games. They'd connected on 177, or 49.6 percent.
A most troubling sign was the number of shots blocked by Ottawa: 108, or 30.3 percent of the Penguins' attempted shots.
"You want to make sure you're going by them, maybe changing your angle; it's not like the puck has to go perfectly between the posts," said Penguins defenseman Sergei Gonchar, who had 12 of his shots attempts blocked.
"We all recognize they are a good team at blocking (shots). You have to make sure you're delivering. If you're not, then you're not creating scoring threats, and you're giving them momentum."
Around the boards
The Penguins were without right wing Tyler Kennedy (lower body) and defenseman Jordan Leopold (head). Kennedy has missed two straight games, with Leopold sitting the past four. Each player was injured in collisions with Senators defenseman Andy Sutton. ... The Senators were without the following healthy regulars: right wing Ryan Shannon, center Joshua Hennessy, and defensemen Jared Cowen, Derek Smith and Brian Lee.


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By James R. Healey, USA TODAY
Fuel-saving gasoline-electric hybrid cars don't save as much fuel as thought, according to new government fuel-economy ratings available to the public for the first time.
The new ratings go into effect beginning with 2008 models, a few of which will soon be on sale. But now it's possible to tell what rating 2007 and older models would get using the '08 standards.
The government's fuel-economy website has a program than makes the comparison. Click on the button that says "Compare Old and New MPG Ratings." It shows that vehicles typically bought for their fuel efficiency use significantly more fuel than the previous ratings have said.
Toyota's (TM) Prius, best-known and best-selling gas-electric car in the USA, drops to 48 miles per gallon in the city under the '08 testing procedure, from a 60 mpg rating under the current system — a 20% decline. Its highway mileage rating falls about 12%, to 45 mpg.
The Ford (F) Escape hybrid, which uses a gasoline-electric drive system similar to Toyota's, goes down about 12%.
"What the cars get hasn't changed. It's just the numbers on the sticker," says Toyota spokesman Mike Michels. The lowered Prius rating is "probably more reflective of real-world experience," he says. "We hear people getting 46 to 50. I have one, and I get 48.
"If the (new) numbers contribute to customer satisfaction, that's a good thing," Michels says.
"I got near 60 (mpg) on the first tank, then never anywhere near that after," says Martha Ehrenfeld, a teacher who lives in San Francisco. The 48 mpg rating "makes me feel better, because that's about what I get. I was wondering what I was doing wrong. It's still better than most cars."
Tests the government has used for mileage estimates were created in the 1970s and haven't reflected today's driving environment. They have assumed, for instance, that people don't use air conditioning and don't drive more than about 60 mph.
After years of complaints from motorists and environmental activists that the Environmental Protection Agency estimates were too optimistic, the agency announced last year that it had come up with tests that include faster driving speeds, quicker acceleration, hotter and colder temperatures, and the use of air conditioning. It said it expected mileage numbers to drop about 10% when all types of vehicles and drivetrains were considered.
The change is good news for hybrid owners, says Bradley Berman, editor of HybridCars.com and owner of a 2006 Prius and 2003 Civic (HMC) hybrid.
"It's great that consumers will have a better sense of what they may expect on the road," he says. Berman says he gets gas mileage in the 40s on his Prius in short city drives near his Berkeley, Calif., home and a bit less on his Civic.
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On 5 January 2005, the Government issued a decree authorising publication in
the Journal official of Protocols delegating power to the European
Court of Justice to resolve litigation and to answer preliminary questions relating
to the interpretation of the Rome Convention of 19 June 1980
on contractual obligations.
On 17 February 2004, the First Civil Section of the Cour de cassation held
in 5 cases against the recognition of religious unilateral divorce
decrees obtained (by husbands) in Morocco and Algeria. The basis for non-recognition
is twofold: firstly, the principle of equality between husband and wife, as
guaranteed by article 5 of Protocol Number 7 of the European Convention on Human
Rights, and secondly, the fact that the husband resides in France. Following
a decision of the Court de cassation on 1 June 1994, Protocol Number 7 has been
used to justify the courts' refusal to recognise such repudiations. There
has, however, been some debate amongst commentators as to whether unilateral
repudiations should be automatically held contrary to the principle of equality,
and therefore denied recognition, or whether repudiations that satisfy certain
procedural requirements (granting the wife the opportunity to appear in the
proceedings, the absence of fraud and financial compensation) could be recognised.
The contrasting decisions of the First Civil Section of the Cour de cassation
of 3 July 2001 and 12 July 2001 were an indication in favour of the latter (more
flexible) approach, which has now been confirmed. However, in the present five
cases, the factors put forward by the Cour de cassation concern not procedural,
but geographical requirements (ordre public de proximité). Residence
of the husband, or possibly of the wife, in France is an obstacle to the recognition
of repudiations obtained in the country of origin.
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Large Animal Veterinary
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Hello! sorry to hear your goats are not feeling well.
To answer your question specifically about the use of "noromycin 300 LA " in goats, I have to say that per the manufacturers label, it is for cattle and swine. But, tetracyclines as a whole have obviously been used in small ruminants for quite some time, including noromycin 300 la.
The dose of Noromycin 300 la is 3 ml or CC per 100 lbs of body weight
Do you have an idea what could be causing this? I know it's kind of hard diagnosing this way, but I don't believe it could be caused by worms. I would have thought the re-worming would have taken care of it, if it was worms. There's no fever, really to speak of. I would like to know that the Noromycin 300 LA will take care of this. What's your views?
That IS a difficult question to answer. There are many reasons for a goat to be coughing. What did your veterinarian find when you took them?
were any diagnostics performed?
He did a worm test on droppings and discovered worms. He suggested re-worming. He also suggested worming twice a month. Isn't this excessive?
it seems excessive to me, although A retest worm test after deworming is certainly reasonable to ensure the wormer worked.
was any bloodwork performed to check systemic status? Was the physical examination normal (temp, heart rate, respiratory rate)?
There was no bloodwork performed, can't afford it. Physical exam was normal.
perfectly ok. we do what we can with what we have
So would you say the Noromycin would be a good way to go?
without seeing the goat, i cant prescribe a treatement specifically, but oxytetracycline in addition to a dewormer is an appropriate course of treatement for goats suffering from either bacterial or parasitic infestations causing a cough


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Evidence of orgonite effects
Orgonite Water
[You can see Orgonite does something with it's effect on plants and water, as collected here. For more evidence go to Laozu's page (he is energy sensitive) and read his observations, eg of a cloudbuster, and also his HEAVEN AND EARTH journeys opening up earth vortices.]
[2010 Feb EW] Busting Signal Jamming With Orgonite
Plants [See:
& gardening/farming]
[2009 Aug] Mid Season Early Results Of Carrot Harvest
Orgonite seed test
[March 2005] Harmonic Protector & Terminator testimonial
Orgonite Empirical Research at a Private Military Academy
[2010 EW] Orgonite Gets Dumped Into Giant Marsh The water became a cool blue color with NO SLIME! Amazing transformation, I asked many fisherman what's going on with water quality. A lot of them said it's the first time in forever the lake did not have slime and scum. They were dumbfounded.
[2010 April] Orgonite Gets Dumped Into Giant Marsh
[EW 2008] Ice Plugs From The Pipes Of A CB
[EW jan 2006] Frozen charged water 2 by Cesco
Orgonite Boiling Water....
HHg freezer water confirmation
Ice cube Stalagmite Aug. 15, 2004
Demon Busting----louis onder
[Aug 2005] Cloudbusters and healing black energy/ley lines
Earth lines
[Aug 2005] Cloudbusters and healing black energy/ley lines
Drought busting
[EW 2009 Aug] The Greening of the Sahara
First weather confirmations
[March 2005 EW] Proof of Successful Drought Busting
Death Towers
[2009 Aug EW] Orgonite V EMF A retired German man living in Santiago had bought the device so he could make a formal complaint to the telecomunications authority because his wife was very sensitive to the towers and was getting progresively sicker and weaker. He had a very complete log of the radiation spaning about 5 months. Since the towers were busted, his wife regained strength and could be in her balcony without feeling sick and without the need for a copper mesh to shield her from the radiation. He also reported that wild birds came back to the garden, which had left almost completely after the tower´s instalation. He was alot more exited about his wife feeling better and the birds return than from the decreased intesity of the EM field that he measured.
[March 2005] Cell Phone
& orgonite Experience
Psychic Attacks Through Mind Towers--Highlander
University Lab Test Confirms Orgone Generators Absorb Microwave Radiation
Empirical confirmations are essential! Here's a good example
[Orgonite psychotronic shelter March 2005] Guess what!!??? I do believe, good news!! --- Robert Dawn
Cbswork talks about HHgs
Reports from Users of the Don Croft Cloudbuster & HHGs
Recent additions
[EW jan 2006] Frozen charged water 2 by Cesco
Frozen water from inside cloudbuster pipes.
Orgonite asparagus


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AVONDALE, AZ - NOVEMBER 14: Kasey Kahne (L) driver of the #9 Budweiser Chevrolet is seen in the garage as Denny Hamlin gives an interview in the background during practice for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Checker O'Reilly Auto Parts 500 at Phoenix International Raceway on November 14, 2009 in Avondale, Arizona. (Photo by Robert Laberge/Getty Images for NASCAR)
When Kasey Kahne came into the Hendrick organization, there were a lot of people, including me, that thought he was going to be one of the guys to challenge for the championship; he could literally give Jimmie Johnson a run for his money because I thought Jimmie was going to be the guy to beat with Tony Stewart. I thought he could be a contender. Kasey put so much pressure on himself and was trying so hard at the first part of this season that he got himself in trouble. He got behind not only because of misfortune, but also misfortune that he made earlier in the season. He rallied and made NASCAR's Chase for the Sprint Cup, then he got out of the box in the title-determining segment of the season really well this past weekend at Chicagoland Speedway, which was definitely a plus. We'll have to see how that plays out and whether or not he starts putting so much pressure on himself or trying too hard the next couple of races. This weekend's race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway wil...
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I'm back up. Maybe it was just me?
Dreamhost is down for me. Anyone else?
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DNS timeouts, after just moving to DreamHost today.
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Their DNS servers seem to be having issues. My sites wont resolve externally, but I can hit them via IP address.
Dreamhost is down, Dreamhost Status is down, all my sites are down using TimeWarner, Optimum, and Sprint Mobile Data
Sites are all most definitely down. All hosted sites now. All Mobile sites and everything but Dreamhost's pages that allow you to pay for things. Convenient.
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Dreamhost Panel down. Mobile sites I have hosted are down.
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My sites down off and on today as well.
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no email. this blows.
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What is going on at Deamhost - I am not impressed with thr amount of problems that seem to be occuring constantly!
Down again in SF. UGH.
When will this be back up?.. It is hurting my business!!!
My website has been down for **over 1 week now** - according to Dreamhost, "web hosting services are being affected by hardware maintenance due to issues with your shared web hosting server mystique. Due to issues with the RAID controller, we are replacing the hardware for this server and will be restoring all data from our backup server to the new hardware. ... once the backup connection is established, we will reload your web service and will serve your sites again using the data on the backup server. The data will be mounted over the network to allow your hosting services to remain online for the
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Getting constant page load errors out of the blue... Thanks again dreamhost... your 75% reliability guarantee strikes again...
I hope they're not selling this as 99.8% availability...
Down for almost 3 hours. Hello Dreamhost, what's up?
Down right now in SF, no access to sites or Dreamhost.
My site has been up all day, but both hosted domains and two emails are inaccessible right now. As is the Dreamhost customer panel. Handy.
I think it is obvious now that dreamhost has no Business Continuity Plan / Not Disaster Recovery plan... Seriously? For a company of your size I had expected a bit more. This whole incident (and the ongoing site outages I have had in the past several months not related to this) has me really considering completely switching up hosting providers...
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Dreamhost has shut my website down in Australia! I too have major traffic and people trying to book into classes. Apparently there is a power outage in California? Is this true? It is so inconvenient!
Site is DOWN. Bloody annoying. Ive tried different places to check it out to see if its just my net.
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My site is down as well.
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my site and email are down right now. is anyone elses?
I'm down right now, no one else?!
down for all our sites and DBs
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I know that most college students are on winter break right now, but soon enough they will be heading back to campus–and the campus bookstore to stock up on college textbooks and other materials they need for their classes. I just found out about a new way to save on those college textbooks.
Right now Amazon.com has a deal on new, used, online, and rented textbooks. Here are those Amazon.com deals that showed up in my inbox today:
- Up to 30% off new textbooks
- Up to 90% off used textbooks
- Up to 70% off rented textbooks
- Up to 60% off e-textbooks
Also, Amazon.com is now part of the Ebates network, meaning if you start your college texbooks shopping via Ebates, you'll earn four percent (4%) back on whatever you spend.
I realize Amazon isn't the only player out there in the college textbook rental game. In a Good Housekeeping piece I wrote a few years ago, on summer savings for back to school, I mentioned renting college textbooks as a way to save on college costs and mentioned companies like Chegg and Bookrenter. Other companies renting textbooks at a savings include eCampus.com, which has a deal right now. If you enter code BLACKICE when you check out, you will receive $5 off orders over $95. It expires in March. Many of these companies also buy back textbooks you have purchased, putting more money in your pocket.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - The Czech Republic will not veto the European Union's long-term budget at a Brussels summit starting on Thursday, although it does not agree with the latest proposal, Prime Minister Petr Necas said on Wednesday.
"We do not like the proposal and will stand against it... otherwise we do not want to threaten with a veto," Necas said, adding he wanted some plan to be approved so as not to threaten the flow of EU cohesion funds.
EU chief Herman Van Rompuy tabled a compromise draft EU budget last week, aiming to mollify Britain which wants spending cuts and has threatened to veto the plan.
Reporting by Robert Mueller; Writing by Jason Hovet; editing by Patrick Graham


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North Valley Rebuild Week
Northridge United Methodist Church
Monday, August 15, 2011 at 8:00 AM - Friday, August 19, 2011 at 5:00 PM (PDT)
Event Details
The combined United Methodist churches of the San Fernando Valley will be coming together to help fix up the facilities of North Valley Caring Services at the former Sepulveda UMC the week of August 15-19 from 8am to 5pm. We will be replacing windows, fixing drywall, painting, gardening and much more. Lots of help is needed - both with the work and feeding the volunteers at lunchtime.
This is a unique way to sign up volunteers for a work project, but it gives us the needed information easily - don't be thrown by the term "ticket" as this event is non-exclusive. Please feel free to share this email with others who you feel might be interested in being involved in this project. You may also sign up more than one person through this service by specifying more than one ticket.
When & Where
North Valley Caring Services
15453 Rayen Street
North Hills,
Monday, August 15, 2011 at 8:00 AM - Friday, August 19, 2011 at 5:00 PM (PDT)
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I'm joining in on Tara's The Gallery this week from my iPhone as I was stupid enough to drop my MacBook and smash the screen! So please forgive lack of links and any typos!
I love the bond that Miss L and Betty now have. They adore each other and their relationship is everything I hoped it would be when we got Betty as a puppy. They are best friends.
Check out the rest of the Gallery at http://stickyfingers1.blogspot.co.uk/


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It's been a while, but I've finally gotten back into photography. It helps that my friend is making a CD and releasing an EP soon, so I had an excuse. Here are a couple of my favorites, edited with a (totally legal) copy of Photoshop:
It was a lot of fun to do this shoot. We ended up with tons of really great shots. I can't wait to post her song stuff when her website gets set up. It's possible yours truly will even be harmonizing on one of the songs! Eee!
I did her hair and makeup. She recently cut like 20+ inches off to this adorable pixie. I used a straightener to curl the ends out a little and make it look a little messy-chic.
For the makeup, I followed this photo. I couldn't find pigmented enough eyeshadow, so I ended up actually using lipstick! I still feel like a genius for that. There's no eyeliner and just a little brown mascara, since her hair is naturally very light.
This is just a sneak peek, and the fully edited photos will only be available on her website (coming soon), but I wanted to show you guys what I've been working on!
Keep up-to-date on my new postings by following me on Twitter. You can also contact me through my website here, email me at email@example.com, or send me a message to my Facebook. Thank you!


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THIS week the Wiltshire Times launches its second Christmas toy appeal, in conjunction with the Salvation Army in Trowbridge.
Salvation Army member Stephen Smith is expecting an increase on last year's record levels of demand.
He said: "There were 100 children we were able to give Christmas presents to last year, and we need to be prepared to be called on again.
"We don't know how many people will need our help, but with the way things are in the current climate, we're expecting another busy year."
All toys donated to the appeal will be used within the Trowbridge area.
The charity works with Wiltshire social services, which supplies it with a list of underprivileged children facing difficult times over Christmas.
Needy families also approach the Salvation Army directly, meaning it is always under pressure to supply enough gifts.
Anyone wishing to donate will be able to do so from Monday at one of the designated drop-off points.
They can be dropped at the Wiltshire Times office at 15 Duke Street, Trowbruidge or at the Sainsbury's stores in Bradford on Avon and Melksham.
Tesco Extra in Trowbridge is also acting as collection point.
Mr Smith said: "We will be grateful of any people who want to donate toys, so long as they are boxed in their original packaging.
"Even the smallest gift can make a difference. The only way these kids get Christmas is through the generosity of your readers."
Salvation Army captain Kelvin Lang said: "The shops are already trying to get our attention with all their Christmas displays.
"Winter is dull and bleak, and psychologically people can get very down, but it's nice to have something bright to look forward to.
"That's why it's so important we help those who may be suffering at Christmas."
Wiltshire Times editor Gary Lawrence said: "We are knocked out by the response of our readers last year.
"This has been a tough year for many in west Wiltshire but I am sure our generous readers will help us make it a special Christmas for many more families who really need it."


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29 February 2012
In the 11 days since a 62-50 loss at Alabama, our Tennesse Big Orange squad has done more than its share to remind partisans why they are one of the most interesting teams in the NCAA. With solid victories against a struggling South Carolina team and a once highly touted Ole Miss contingent, the Volunteers have positioned themselves as possible SEC title contenders who may be able to secure a first round bye come conference tournament time.
Indeed - by winning 6 of their last 7 games - Tennessee has become one of the hottest unranked teams in the nation.
That said - it is quite surprising to see the Vegas/Reno oddsmakers tilting toward LSU in tonight's 9:00pm EST showdown with our hallowed Big Orange Volunteer team.
Yes - LSU is only favored by a point - but we still don't get it.
The two big name universities have yet to face each other on the hardwood so far this season and Tennessee has a slightly better SEC record (8-6) than LSU (7-7) brings to the table. Additionally last game was a painful loss to Ole Miss that showed LSU at its worst as they struggled to hit from the floor (31%) and knocked down just 48 points versus the Rebels cool 72.
Sure the Vols are taking it on the road and with a 3-9 record away from their homecourt Tennessee has traveled poorly virtually all season. But fans shouldn't forget that Tennessee's latest win - in a 73 - 64 game back on Feb. 25th came in a game played in South Carolina.
So what should you do tonight?
Here at www.sunsstufft.com we suggest that you take a ride across that expansive Nevada border and throw some real money across the counter and loudly exclaim - "Give me Tennessee to win"!
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Federal Trade Commission, Enforceable Codes of Conduct: Protecting Consumers Across Borders (Nov. 29, 2012) (full-text).
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The Federal Trade Commission hosted a forum on using enforceable industry codes of conduct to protect consumers in cross-border commerce. Such systems, where government entities, businesses, consumer groups and other organizations develop and administer voluntary procedures that govern areas falling outside of traditional government oversight, are becoming increasingly important with the expansion of global commerce.


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Filmmaker Beth Murphy will speak at Meredith College on Tuesday, Oct. 18 at 7 p.m. in Jones Auditorium. Her lecture is titled "Big Ideas, Small Choices."
Murphy is a documentary producer, director, author and university faculty member. In 1999 she founded Principle Pictures, an independent film company committed to giving voice to the voiceless, raising awareness about important social issues, and inspiring education and action through entertainment. She has led production crews to all corners of the world, often in war-torn or developing countries in order to focus on human rights and international issues.
As an adjunct professor at Suffolk University and a visiting professor at American University Paris, she has taught courses in covering international crises, the business of international news, and media ethics. She earned a B.A. in history from the University of Connecticut, and an M.A. in international relations and international communications from Boston University. She studied French at the University of Paris, Sorbonne, and studied documentary filmmaking at George Washington University's Documentary Center.
Her film, "Beyond Belief," tells the story of two courageous women whose lives were changed after their husbands were killed in the attacks of 9/11. The women decided to go to Afghanistan where the terrorists were trained. Their goal was to meet war widows there, to try to understand the lives of those women, and to try to understand why it happened. Visit http://www.principlepictures.com/beyondbelief to learn more about the film.
See "Beyond Belief": A special pre-convocation screening of "Beyond Belief" will be held the day prior to Murphy's lecture. She will offer a brief introduction to the film, which will be shown on Monday, Oct. 17 at 7 p.m. in Kresge Auditorium.
Both events, which are sponsored by the Meredith College Convocation Committee and the Broder-Wallace Endowment Fund, are free and open to the public.
Date Submitted: 2011-10-17
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