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The best Red Lion I have ever stayed at!!!! Everything!!!
Good breakfast Rooms and service were below standard.
The only thing I liked was the pricess That was not clean enough. Specially the bed.
Hotel was updated Location, hallways were dirty, there was a coat from previous visitor in our room on floor made me wonder if room was even cleaned before we checked in!!
I liked the cleanliness of the room, the shuttle service, the staff, and the proximity to the the Link. (The Link is the train to downtown Seattle) Check out some of the nearby restaurants especially Palmas The IHOP is great too. Best service n full American meal in Seattle Yep! Check it out ? No complaints
I liked that it was cheap. The bed was uncomfortable, the parking was always full, and the wifi is awful. I would not come back.
The young receptionist was not very helpful, and very rude.
Nothing They sold my reservation , terrible attitude from the front desk his name is Abel . First the guy didn't even wanted to open the door it was locked y told him I had a reservation and he said it was to late it was 1:30 am I was flying from Chicago I told him it doesn't matter I have a reservation and I all ready paid for the room he still gave me a attitude and told me your late I'm out of rooms I didn't belived him I told him again that my room was all ready paid and it was very late and a very long fly . I ended get in a terrible room smoking room . We careful don't stay in that hotel
Affordable, clean and spacious room with easy access to Airport. Advertises continental breakfast but wouldn't say it is continental as it was only packaged muffins/pastries, orange juice and coffee.
Close to our Dr office Staff was rude.The room smelled TERRIBLE cigarette busts everywhere weird noticed from bathroom and accessories ALL MIGHT blankets were thinking and old.
We had an early morning flight to catch and we had drove down late in the night. This place was less than 3 miles to airport. They have shuttle every half hour, but we took Ubr. Smelled of weed even in non-smoking room.
Shuttle pickup to the cruise terminal was very convenient Small parking lot. Free breakfast was very limited.
I wanted to cancel my reservation with 12 hrs notice but they wouldn't let me.
Cheap price No parking spots. They told me to double park but when morning came the tow truck tried to get me. Non smoking rooms smell like smoke. Thin walls and people leaving in and out of rooms like a fast food service. No microwave in room, hair in bed. ice machine and soda vending machine out of order. Heavy set lady behind counter in the morning is extremely rude .
Bed, bathroom, room in general was clean, no problems We asked for a non-smoking room, but were still placed in a smoking room/room that had smokers at some point. It's hard to get the smell out, but we could tell the room was cleaned to cover some of the smell up. We hope future guests here will be able to get a smoking/non-smoking room as requested. If no non-smoking rooms left, it should be told to the customers.
The speedy check in and out The cleanliness was horrible, random hairs everywhere & carpet was dirty.
Free shuttle to the light rail. Only 3 minutes away. Rooms were quite small, shady parking. Run down appearnce as there is an old and new building. Picture on web has been photshopped. Lack of service, breakfast was stale cereal,ants crawling all over by waffles and some tables. Pillows were Flat, 2 per bed asked for one more we are out we only have 5.
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I like that is was close to the airport. Wow, this place is really scummy. If I would have known ahead of time I would not have stayed here. But the staff was nice and even though it didn't seem safe at first it proved to be ok by morning.
We feel cheated. Were sold a deluxe room with coffee facilities and breakfast. We got a room with torn armchair and dirty floors. No coffee and no breakfast and in a depressing location.
The only redeeming quality of this place was the man at the front desk he was very nice and up beat! My husband and I were recently stuck for a night in Seattle and needed to find a cheap hotel quickly. This was the closest to the airport (a plus). However the room was disgusting. The furniture and sheets all had stains as well as holes in the blankets. The heater was smashed in and the dead bolt was broken. It honestly felt like a motel room that is rented by the hour. Definitely not worth the $70.
We survived the night despite the loud gunshots, which really gave us a new zest for life. This hotel was a total nightmare. We waited over an hour at the airport repeatedly dialing the number for their shuttle but getting no answer, and eventually we had to get a shuttle to another hotel and walk ten minutes up the highway to get there. The receptionist did not apologize but just said "oh, that's funny". She "upgraded" us to a king room, but when we got there, the bed was unmade and there was dirty takeout food on the floor. We returned to reception and were moved to a "jacuzzi room", but were surprised to discover that not only was the jacuzzi built into the main room right next to our (threadbare) bed, but also there was no shower or bath -- the jacuzzi was the only way to wash. My friend and I took turns going out for a walk while the other waited for the jacuzzi to slowly fill to the point where we could clean ourselves. The whole thing was a total farce.
Close to airport, restaurant walking distance, elevator to upper floor. Irregular flooring, strong cleaning fluid smell, bed cover cigarette burn holes.
dirty and moldy bathroom
The room's furnishings were good, no worn out rugs or stains. The bathroom was very functional and clean. My wife is somewhat picky and felt comfortable in the room. Thought parking would be a problem but there was plenty of parking spaces near the three story building. All employees were friendly including at 4 AM when we left. The building is dated.
The front desk lady was nice. Everything at the hotel was old. The room was veryyyy old, dirty,broken smell change everything.
The price is right; the safety and cleanliness is there (which is all one really needs) This is one moldy/cigarette-smelling room!
When I booked the hotel, I accidentally selected a day earlier. ... Then I sent out a email asking them to change it to the next day. When I went for check in they could not find my reservation, they said we'll take care of it. ..but when I looked at my bank statement I saw that they charged me for 2 days, double the amount.
close to the airport all they had was a crappy tube television!?
The price is reasonable for $68 in the Seattle The facilities are very old. The room looks like it was built 2 centuries ago. The bed looks old and not clean. A bit scaries when slept on it. I booked the room via third party website with breakfast included but when I got in the staff told me it was not included anymore
price lowest in area pretty run down
Facilities were good for what I needed for a short time stay it was a 10 in everything that was.needed for this! Breakfast! but for the price it was it was good!
It's very close to the airport. thin walls; a bit grungy
The only good thing was Free Shutter to airport. old van seat were dirty with holes. Shutter driver was polite and helpful. Everything, Old TV , Coffee Maker leak water, dirty bathroom. high price lousy room.
The hotel rooms were not clean enough for my standards. In fact, it appeared that there was an accumulation of pet hair in one of the corners. Also, the first room that we were put in did not have working electricity. Lastly, the continental breakfast consisted of one cold cereal, half sliced bananas, and packaged pastries.The whole experience was a disaster. I would expect more out of a hotel that was $140 dollars a night.
Room was big. Bed bugs.
Do not book this hotel! Very run down and dirty. Independently owned and not tooken care of. Bath tub was cracked, mattress was stsined , carpet was dirty, the other tenants looked homeless and left their crying toddler in the stroller unattended outside while they stepped in the office.
Staff and location Room, stained carpet, bed was awful. Overpriced for room quality.
The ONLY redeeming factor is its close proximity to SEA-TAC Airport and the free airport shuttle. This place is dirty, run down and ramshakle. Surly front desk staff. Carpet in room had many "mystery" stains and the finishing in the room was half-done. It was like they were building it, got about 2/3 of the way through and just decided to start having guests. Carpet strip protector dividing carpet and linoleum had exposed screw heads that you could easily cut your feet on. Ancient t.v. with minimal cable channels - though every channel gave the people a nice rose-colored hue. This is a place you would stay at only as a last resort, which was my case since my other hotel booked off hotels.com cancelled my reservation and did not notify me.
Not too small, great location, great price Carpet needs to be replaced. Newer furniture needed
Staff was friendly Horrible hotel. Way overpriced. We walked into the room and there was burns and stains all over the carpet, graffiti scratched in the air conditioner/heater. Furniture was all falling apart. Looked like it was from the early 90's. Walked into the bathroom and towel rack was all busted up and graffiti all over the back of the door. We come back after exploring Seattle and there is NO parking spots they were all taken up from they're airport parking. (Both nights) Bunch of people walking around there that were really sketchy. Horrible hotel will never stay there again.
Nothing!! This was a horrible hotel. It was filthy. There were hairs from the past guest in the bed and tub. We had to take the bed apart so we could fix the frame so the bed wouldnt bang every time we moved. The carpet was sticky. The chair arms were filthy. JUST GROSS all the way around!!
Nothing. Took an hour for the guy at the front desk to find one of the two reservations. Instead of apologizing and saying that he couldn't find it, he insisted that I had only made one reservation even though he saw the confirmation emails. He was the rudest most condescending person I have ever spoken with. The rooms were dirty. The "breakfast" was coffee and bread.
They went into my room and touched my belongings even though I had the do no DISTURB sign on!
It was better than what I expected. I was very impressed. I would definitely stay again. Staff friendly, clean, and easy to find. I was very thankful for them to be so flexible I didn't like how there were to many amenities
Nothing at all It was a lot of mildew, bad area lots of weirdos roaming, and u can't have any guest which is so stupid when u pay 70 a night for a dump
I liked how big the rooms were & the set up of the room & I defiantly liked the location because it's nice & close to the freeway entrances & close to the des Moines marina. I didn't like the tv because it was really small & really old & basically just a piece of junk & basically I would like it if they could update the hole room. Don't get me wrong I like the rooms overall but they could use some updating.
Room was clean and comfy st Staff, I had the most horrible customer service. Never going back there thank you
The young lady at the front desk tried to help but couldn't. But she was very sweet. I couldn't log onto the internet and I have never had that problem before ( numerous trips ). The AC did not properly cool the room. I normally sleep in sweats in a hotel room because you never know what might happen- ended up sleeping in a t shirt and undies- not good. The hotel rents parking spots to people who don't like paying airport fees- so the parking lot was crowded and the spots were very narrow- there's nothing good about squeezing out of your vehicle and then trying to get suitcases between tight vehicles up into your room. If I had a newer vehicle with no existing scratches- it would have made me crazy.
Goof staff! Very, Very noisey!!!
If you don't want to pay 100+ for a one night stay then stay here. Bed was really comfy The adress to this motel was wrong so it lead us to a different motel. They need to update the adress so others don't get confused like we did. Parking was smaller and crowded and barely and spots left for guests. Lady who gave us a key had to switch us to a different room cause the key would open the door 3 times. The area is very sketchywoke up to couples fighting and its on a busy road so it's pretty loud
Seemed quiet They cancelled my reservation for not showing up by 11. I thought I had put somewhere that my flight didn't even arrive until 11, but whatever, mistakes happen. However the guy proceeded to pick up the phone, make a few calls, and tell me there was nothing left in the area - however there was another room nearby with a sink that didn't work, but I had to decide *right then* if I wanted it, because suddenly, at 1am on a Wednesday, three other people were currently on the phone wanting that particular room. Seemed kinda shady.
Room amenities - microwave, refrigerator, cable tv. No coffee, $20 deposit, when I checked out clerk/owner reminded me of deposit - she asked me point blank if I had smoked. It was a non smoking room. I replied no. She gave refund back something in room made noise most of night, I think it was refrigerator. Back window looks down on neighborhood playground.
No comments Rooms weren't clean Smelled horrible Lady was trying to charge more money! Not going back again. Definitely not an 80 or 90 dollar hotel. Maximum for a place like that should be 30 dollars.


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Sold in sets of two, these plastic-sealed cards prompt you for all of your infant and/or young child's medical and contact information. Attach one to a car seat, stroller, diaper bag or child's backpack and keep the other at your own home or that of a babysitter for quick and ready reference in the event you and your child are separated. These colorful, attention-grabbing cards will speak for your child when you are unable to do so yourself.


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Tampa & Pinellas SQL User Groups Holiday Party
Tampa Bay SQL Users Groups
Tuesday, December 17, 2013 from 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM (EST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
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The Tampa SQL User Group and the Pinellas SQL User Group will come together to celebrate the holidays! No agenda, no timetable - just fun and fellowship.
When & Where
Courtside Grille
110 Fountain Parkway North
St. Petersburg,
Tuesday, December 17, 2013 from 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM (EST)
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Tampa Bay SQL Users Groups
These are two user groups interested in sharing information about Microsoft SQL Server and related topics.
The Pinellas User group meets at the Juvenile Welfare Board at 6:30pm on the third Tuesday of every month except December. The address is 14155 58th Street North, Clearwater, FL 33760.
The Hillsborough User group meet at Computer Associates at 6:30pm on the last Thursday of every month except December. The address is 10210 Highland Manor Dr, Suite 300, Tampa, FL 33610.
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Hot Cakes starts off with a dick joke, and not a very funny one at that. After detailing his past decade's hardships with cocaine and fame, newly returned frontman of The DarknessJustin Hawkins wails about how every man he met during his formative years wanted to suck his cock.
These opening lines to "Every Inch of You" are indicative of the content on the rest of the album (their first since 2005′s underrated One Way Ticket to Hell… and Back). Over 11 songs, the words begin to scrape the surface of something serious and human before reverting to the band's usual glam rock tropes. That a group known for dork-fingered shredding, leopard print, and general buffoonery even thought to discuss their personal turmoil in the first place is a small step toward musical growth, but sadly, The Darkness squanders these seeds of opportunity. The party is always waiting, the humor is always cheeky (you'll be hard-pressed to find mention of "sabre-toothed cave ladies" on another album this century), and, despite Hawkins' troubles, the drugs are always a laughing matter.
Even though no one expects The Darkness to churn out a gloomy, self-loathing opus in the vein of Alice In Chains' Dirt, it would be nice to see them channel their travails into something that combines more grounded subject matter with their signature brand of nostalgic fun. Instead, we get more of the usual cock-rock posturing and exaggerated machismo.


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Teen plans shearing to show support
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The moment of truth approaches for an Ennis High School freshman who pledged to shave her head in support of cancer.
Luckily, Christian Mach isn't scared at the prospect— she's excited.
"They really needed a girl to do it," Mach said.
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Anne Hathaway & Samuel L Jackson: "Sad Off" on Funny or Die
They're both well-respected actors in their own right, and Anne Hathaway and Samuel L. Jackson have teamed up to see which of their new films is more depressing in a new video from Funny or Die.
The "Dark Knight Rises" starlet begins, "As the holidays approach, Sam and I just wanted to wish you a Merry Christmas. So even though we both have dramatic movies coming out this Christmas, 'Django Unchained' and 'Les Miserables,' it's important to remember the more upbeat aspects of the season."
They then proceed to name off tragic aspects of each film in an attempt to top each other, only to eventually give up and agree that Christmas is all about bringing people together.
Hathaway concludes, "Nothing says Christmas like slaves and whores." Check out the video below!


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The Los Angeles Times' Grahame L. Jones reveals Mexico's "astonishingly unrealistic wish list" of new coaches, including Portugal's Luiz Felipe Scolari, who coached Brazil to the 2002 World Cup title, Marcello Lippi, who coached Italy to the 2006 World Cup title, former Chelsea coach Jose Mourinho, and former Mexico and current Atletico Madrid coach Javier Aguirre.
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already said no. Meanwhile, Mourinho and Lippi, who do not have jobs, will have their pick of top European clubs (believed to be their preference to coaching a national team) once the current season
Jones says that former Argentina coach Jose Pekerman is a more likely scenario for El Tri, as he is currently coaching Toluca in the Mexican first division and would make the perfect
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It's easy to get upset during a political era in which the leaders of the two major parties seem incapable of putting aside their differences and working together to solve the nation's problems.
But if there's plenty of blame to go around, some of it belongs to the voters themselves. They are the ones who have chosen the politicians. Quite often, they reward those who sit at either end of the ideological spectrum while punishing compromisers.
In part, that's because voters are becoming more like rigid partisans — unwilling to see the other side as having any good ideas or political virtue.
"The folks who've worked across party lines are generally being replaced," says Joe Hackney, the Democratic leader in the North Carolina House. "The public does ultimately hold the key to that."
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Bloopers From The Office Will Leave You Crying [VIDEO]
Almost two weeks ago NBC's hit show "The Office" wrapped up after an 8 year, 9 season run. For most people, like me, we're sad to see this show go away. But I'm sure we'll deal with our loss (((Sigh))) somehow. Which simply just means we'll be starting the entire series over again on Netflix. But if your not ready for that just yet, maybe this blooper reel will suffice. It's pretty ginormous, almost 2 hours, as it covers all the bloopers from seasons 2-8. After this, I'm sure you'll be ready to start the show over on Netflix.
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TOP STORY > >Adding 19th Air Wing enhances combat readiness
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Little Rock Air Force Base today becomes the most important C-130 component in the U.S. military as the 19th Airlift Wing, part of Air Mobility Command, is to be reactivated as the bases host wing and takes on operational control from the 314th Airlift Wing and Air Education and Training Command.
The 314th Airlift Wing will continue to train C-130 air crews as a tenant wing at the Jacksonville air base.
Brig. Gen. Rowayne Schatz assumes command of the 19th AW during the change of command ceremonies this morning, relinquishing control of the 314th AW to Col. Charles Hyde, a command pilot with more than 3,700 hours in both the C-130E and C-130H, as well as the T-37.
Hyde comes to Little Rock from Ali Al Salem, Kuwait, where he was the vice commander of the 386th Air Expeditionary Wing, the primary tactical airlift hub for resupply missions supporting coalition operations in Iraq and providing combat support to land-component forces throughout Kuwait and Iraq.
According to senior leaders in the Air Force, an AMC airlift wing at LRAFB was the best way that the Air Force would meet todays mission requirements.
As a result, a series of realignments took place on base and numerous aircraft and units were also reassigned, which shifted the wings mission focus from student training to mobility employment.
This shift means a deployment increase for the men and women of The Rock as they fulfill the mission of AMC to deliver maximum war-fighting and humanitarian effects for America through rapid and precise global air mobility.
(My wife) Jodie and I are excited to be a part of Team Little Rock the Home of Combat Airlift, said Hyde, the former squadron commander at Dyess Air Force Base, Texas.
My grandfather worked on the C-130 assembly line many years ago, and Im thrilled to be a part of an organization dedicated to training the worlds best combat airlifters in the mighty Herk, the colonel said.
Our mission is important; we are a nation at war, and the 314th Airlift Wing provides the foundation of tactical skills and combat airlift ethos essential for success in the war against terrorism and success in future combat or humanitarian missions, Hyde said.
While serving as Little Rocks host wing, the 314th AW supported both AMCs 463rd Airlift Group and the Arkansas Air National Guards 189th Airlift Wing. As AMC activates the 19th AW, it will inherit the mission and tradition of excellence of the 314th Airlift Wing, including base operating support responsibilities such as maintenance, medical services, and mission support.
Col. James Johnson is the 19th Airlift Wing vice commander while Col. Mark Vlahos remains 314th Airlift Wing vice commander.
Johnson comes to Little Rock from MacDill Air Force Base, Florida, where he was a liaison for U.S. Transportation Command, the single entity charged with directing and supervising execution of the strategic distribution system for the Department of Defense in peace and war.
A former airlift navigator in the C-141, he was the liaison to Central Command, the U.S. military authority responsible for U.S. security interests in 25 nations stretching from the Horn of Africa through the Arabian Gulf region, into Central Asia, overseeing both Operations Enduring and Iraqi Freedom, with over 190,000 U.S. troops across the region.
He was also the liaison to Special Operations Command, the command of more than 45,000 Army, Navy, Marine, and Air Force Special Operations forces given the mandate to lead, plan, synchronize, and as directed, execute global operations for the Department of Defense against terrorist networks. As a liaison he facilitated and shaped the timely understanding of worldwide transportation and distribution requirements, capabilities, and processes.
Chief Master Sgt. Anthony Brinkley is the 19th Airlift Wing command chief and Chief Master Sgt. Richard Turcotte Jr. is the new command chief for the 314th Airlift Wing.
The 19th Airlift Wing dates back to 1927 when the U.S. Army Air Corps created the unit as the 19th Observation Group.
Previously known as the 19th Air Refueling Group, stationed at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, the group was inactivated in May 2008 as part of the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure Commission.


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STORRS, Conn. (AP) — Shenneika Smith's 3-pointer from the wing with 8 seconds left lifted St. John's to a 57-56 win over No. 2 Connecticut on Saturday night, snapping the Huskies' 99-game home court winning streak.
It was also the Huskies' first home loss to an unranked opponent in nearly 19 years.
Trailing by two with 16 seconds left, Nadirah McKenith drove the lane and kicked it out to Smith, who hit the 3 to give the Red Storm (18-8, 10-3 Big East) the lead.
UConn (24-3, 11-2) had one final chance, but Bria Hartley's 3-point attempt from the corner was short, setting off a wild celebration at midcourt by the Red Storm.
McKenith and Da'Shena Stevens had 15 points each for St. John's.
Kaleena Mosqueeda-Lewis scored 12 points to lead UConn.
The Huskies last lost at home on March 6, 2007, falling to Rutgers in the Big East championship game. The NCAA counts the Huskies' postseason games in Hartford and Storrs as home games.


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Here's a quick look at where Nancy and I will be next week:
Monday, Jan. 27: Mount Vernon at Scarsdale, 6 p.m. — Mike Zacchio
Wednesday, Jan. 29: Briarcliff at Ardsley, 4:30 p.m. — Nancy Haggerty
Thursday, Jan. 30: Nanuet at Keio, 4:30 p.m. — Mike Zacchio
Saturday, Feb. 1: Rye Country Day at Rye, 12 p.m. — Mike Zacchio
The only day on here not set in stone is Thursday. I'm scheduled to be in the office, but I really want to see Rye Country Day and standout junior Tara Berger, so I'll likely stop by before heading in. Other than that, all of the other games will be staffed by me or Nancy, barring another snowstorm or other act of Mother Nature.
I haven't seen Mount Vernon since the very beginning of the season and I haven't seen Scarsdale since its game against Suffern. In both events, both teams played well below par. Since then, Mount Vernon has had its moments, but has still struggled overall with its young roster. Coach Ayo Hart will have plenty of talent to work with in coming years, so this season will feature a lot of growing pains for the Knights. Scarsdale is looking shove itself into the Class AA conversation after rolling off a couple of victories. With Ossining, Clarkstown South and Lourdes standing out in the top class, it's looking like Scarsdale will battle with Horace Greeley, New Rochelle, North Rockland and Ursuline for the final spot at the County Center.
We have not seen the Bears yet this season, but I've heard their a young, run-and-gun kind of team. One scout said the Bears, who started the season 4-0, are "no height, all speed," so Ardsley should be a decent match. The Panthers don't really have a plethora of height, either; mostly a lot of talented shooting guards. Briarcliff freshman guard Carly Fanelli should turn into an anchor for the Bears, while Ardsley has plenty of youth on its own end, highlighted by junior Casey Foley.
I'll hit a crossover match between Nanuet-Keio, which is mostly my chance to scout the Unicorns. I saw Nanuet against Clarkstown South in the opening of the season and was impressed, overall. The Golden Knights look like a much more complete team from last year and could go on a run in the Class A section tournament, depending on what seed it draws. I have clue what to make of Keio. Its ranked by the state, as it has most of the season, but losses to Port Chester and Rye Neck don't do the Unicorns any favors. It looks like Class C should come down to Keio and Haldane. I saw Hamilton against Rye, and its clear that the Red Raiders have a ways to go. Keio beat Hamilton by four on Friday, so I'll finally get a chance to see if the Unicorns are worthy of its state rank and favorites to win Class C, or if the title is still up for grabs.


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Washington, DC— Assistant Senate Majority Leader Dick Durbin joined Senators Sheldon Whitehouse, Claire McCaskill and Mark Warner at a media availability earlier today to call on Republicans to end their obstruction and delay of President Obama's nominations. Today, nearly 100 nominations are pending before the United States Senate, five times the number of nominations that were pending at this time during the Bush Administration. These nominees will fill positions that are vital to protecting our national security and aiding our economy. Most were reported out of Committee with overwhelming support.
Attached to this release are documents outlining the many nominations whose confirmations are being delayed by Republicans. These documents highlight the need for Republicans to end their record of obstruction. Democrats are committed to ensuring that the President has a full team to address the many issues confronting our nation and will continue to call on Republicans to stop playing politics with these nominees.
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Pine residents share ideas for township improvement
Steps to make Logan Road and Dean Road safer for drivers and pedestrians apparently top Pine residents' wish list of ways to improve life in the township.
Several residents also want a community pool in the next decade or two, plus, more housing for aging baby boomers.
Those projects and suggestions were among more than 40 improvements recommended at a public meeting on July 23 in Pine Community Center to help local officials begin updating Pine's 2003 comprehensive plan.
"It's a policy guide. … This is not a regulatory device," said Jim Pashek of Pashek Associates, the North Side firm hired by Pine supervisors to oversee and execute the update.
The Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Codes requires such updates every 10 years.
Pine officials scheduled the July 23 meeting to learn what residents like and dislike about the character of Pine, and how they want development to proceed in the 14-square-mile municipality.
About 35 people attended the meeting, moderated by Pashek.
"The Red Belt is a death trap," said Joyce Ley, a longtime resident who wants wider berms on local roads, especially Pearce Mill Road, for walkers and cyclists.
Ley also recommended that more Pine residents pledge their financial support for Wexford Volunteer Fire Department.
Don Keys of the township's parks and recreation committee recommended the formation of a Pine Township Historical Society.
Logan Guise, 12, of Boy Scout Troop 344, wants less pollution by trucks rolling through Pine, plus, repairs to cracked sidewalks.
A number of people called for the preservation of Pine's rural character and fewer streets that permit motorists to cut through housing plans en route to local schools.
Pat Avolio of the Pine Township Board of Supervisors recommended connecting trails through Pine parks to trails in North Park. Avolio also recommended seeking public grants to pay for the trail improvements.
Resident Lisa Lane recommended improved signage at intersections, plus, painted fire hydrants in the township.
Resident Rob Mercuri requested that the township update its online site.
As people offered suggestions, Pashek wrote down the information on big sheets of white paper taped to a front wall of the meeting room.
After each person shared their wish list, Pashek passed out sheets of colored, adhesive paper dots and invited everyone to place their dots next to the recorded suggestions deserving highest priority.
Nearly half of the audience placed one of their dots beside the recommendation to make Logan and Dean roads safer with wider bends, better sight distances and sidewalks.
Nearly half of the audience also placed one of their dots beside the recommendations to build a township pool and new recreational facilities.
One third of the audience placed a dot beside the recommendation to preserve the rural character of Pine Township.
Pashek planned to tally the number of dots placed beside each written suggestion, and compile a summary for future review by a township steering committee.
"We're hoping in the spring of 2015 to have a final comprehensive plan for adoption," said Larry Kurpakus, director of code administration and land development for Pine Township.
Until then, a 12-member steering committee is leading efforts to update the township's comprehensive plan. People also can send suggestions to Kurpakus at email@example.com.
Deborah Deasy is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. She can be reached at 724-772-6369 or email@example.com.


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What does it mean to 'know' God today? Philosopher and Christian leader, Dallas Willard takes the reader on an intellectual journey showing how our culture has downgraded 'spiritual knowledge' to something less than real, making many believers begin to doubt their faith or opt out of the culture altogether. Willard corrects this trend by explaining the case for seeing what the Bible teaches as 'true knowledge' and so provides a basis for how Christians can most effectively engage their cultures. Here Willard tackles the roles of science, reason, and faith in the Christian life and how believers should engage the church, work, and the entertainment culture we live in. In the end, much of what Jesus taught us is a new way to think and act; here Willard updates Jesus' message for our day and age.
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Centennial Farms' Corinthian, disqualified from victory in the Fountain of Youth (gr. II) one year ago, tallied his first graded stakes win in Saturday's $350,000 Gulfstream Park Handicap (gr. II), holding off the relentless closer Hesanoldsalt by a neck as the even-money favorite.
The 4-year-old son of Pulpit got a perfect trip under Javier Castellano, surging past the moderate pacesetter Noble Causeway coming off the final turn to gain a 1 1/2-length lead in the stretch. Corinthian had to dig in as they approached the shadow of the wire, however, as Hesanoldsalt, switching off the rail for Rafael Bejarano, and A.P. Arrow on the outside with John Velazquez aboard, closed in slowly. Corninthian appeared to be drifting out slightly under right-handed urging but had just enough left to defeat Hesanoldsalt, who finished a half-length in front A.P. Arrow. The winning time for the 1 3/16-mile dirt event was 1:55.
Trained by James Jerkens, the lightly-raced Corinthian, who carried top weight of 117 pounds against five rivals, improved his record 4-1-2 in seven lifetime starts. With Saturday's winning share of $210,000, the chestnut colt increased his earnings to $328,000.
Corinthian tuned up for the Gulfstream Park Handicap with a 9 1/2-length romp over optional allowance/claiming foes at nine furlongs over the course Feb. 8, a field that included Belmont Stakes (gr. I) winner Jazil. That was his first start since being injured in a third-place finish in an allowance event at Saratoga July 29. That race preceded the Fountain of Youth, in which Corinthian defeated First Samurai by a length but was dropped to third for interference in deep stretch.
"I was really worried about the heat," Jerkens said. "I was afraid he was going to sweat too much, and lose too much before the race. I knew today was going to be tough. You can't judge by an allowance win (Feb. 8). He ran great and fast, but other than Jazil, there wasn't much in that one.
"I thought Hesanoldsalt was going to get him, but he dug down. Little by little he's learning how to act. Now he's not nervous. He's just ornery. Last year, he was nervous and ornery. We'll probable head back to New York in about three weeks, and then we'll map out his schedule."
Castellano got Corinthian away in good order and they stalked the moderate pace set by Noble Causeway (:24, :48 1/5, 1:12 1/5) just on the outside, making their move on the far turn as Noble Causeway began to tire. After opening a clear lead, Corinthian was under heavy pressure after completing the mile in 1:36. He paid $4, $2.80 and $2.10.
"He likes to hang a little at the top of the stretch," Castellano noted. "You really have to wait for the right move and not wait too long. I saw (Hesanoldsalt) coming in the stretch. My horse saw him late and got strong in the last sixteenth. He gave me the extra push."
Gracefield Equine and Hargus Sexton bred Corinthian, a $385,000 Fasig-Tipton buy in August 2004, in Kentucky. Corinthian is out of Multiply, by Easy Goer.
The Nick Zito-trained Heasanoldsalt came into the race off a second-place finish in the Donn Handicap (gr. I) one month ago when he finished two lengths behind 2006 Horse of the Year Invasor. Hesanoldsalt returned $3 and $2.10.
"Corinthian is a top horse and we were second to him," Zito said. "So many seconds, I can't count them. It's frustrating, very frustrating. In the turn he (Hesanoldsalt) hesitated and that's why he (Bejarano) wheeled him out."
A.P. Arrow, trained by Todd Pletcher, ran third in the Donn, a head behind Hesanoldsalt. He paid $2.10.
It was 6 1/2 lengths back to Noble Causeway in fourth, with Rehoboth and Summer Book trailing.
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Corinthian Gets Grade in Gulfstream Park Handicap
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Too many parties to choose from
On the second day of Super Bowl pregaming, we had a choice of any number of events. It was overwhelming to say the least -- and why not? New Orleans is a classic party town that should present former athletes, celebs and VIPs with a plethora of entertainment options.
Before we called it a night, we got to soak up two of the hottest parties in the city, and luckily they did not disappoint.
The Playboy Party: Presented by Crown Royal
Why that title: The iconic men's magazine teamed up with the whiskey maker to create a sexy, purple-hued masquerade party, New Orleans style.
Where: Jax Brewery Bistro Bar
Performers: Music was by DJs Devin Lucien and Jesse Marco, with a special performance by B.o.B
Celebrities spotted: One of the first people we saw there was actor David Arquette, who was positioned at the bar and greeting partiers with a smile and obliging picture requests. Disney "High School Musical" star Zac Efron was also on hand.
Celebrities who were confirmed, but we didn't spot: We're going to assume that because it was the Playboy party, it was crawling with athletes and more famous faces. Truth is, we couldn't tell. One of the nifty things about this party is that anyone who wanted one was given a cool, intricate Mardi Gras mask -- the idea being, you have no real idea who the person you're bumping and grinding up next to is. It was a neat touch.
Overheard: "Hey – do you have Crown Royal?" one partygoer asked a bartender. He clearly was being facetious, and this was hilarious, considering that the party served only cocktails made with the stuff.
Food factor: Playboy always pulls out all the stops when it comes to food. This year's passed-around food menu -- created by James Beard Award-winning chef John Besh -- included mini pork sliders, crab meat and shrimp tacos.
New Orleans rating: Who dat?! And that's mostly because we rather liked the cool who's-behind-that-mask theme that came along with the party. No idea who was pop-locking to Michael Jackson, but it sure was entertaining.
ESPN NEXT Party
Why that title: The event celebrates the new cover model for ESPN the Magazine's NEXT athlete.
Where: Tad Gormley Stadium
Performers: Cee Lo Green and Goodie Mobb
Celebrities spotted: Michael Irvin, Donovan McNabb, Arian Foster, Holly Robinson Peete, Gary Sheffield, Kelly Rowland, Anthony Mackie, Keyshawn Johnson
Celebrities who were confirmed, but we didn't spot: As usual, the magazine's party was crawling with some of the best athletes ever to touch a racket, mitt or ball -- the guest list read like a who's who of anything hot in athletics, and because the entire party truly is VIP, guests had access to their favorite athletes.
Overheard: "I feel like Jay-Z or Kanye West," one guest shouted to a group of friends while posing for a picture in the supercool throne from the hit HBO series "Game of Thrones." We're not entirely sure why that moment made him feel like a rapper …
Food factor: The ESPN party stepped it up a notch, if we do say so ourselves. The food was amazing -- from the edible parmesan crisp spoons that served ricotta cheese and tomato appetizers to the ham and pepper jelly bites to the Dunkin' Donuts mini holes -- the food was designed to soak up all the goodies served at the open bar.
New Orleans rating: Y'heard? Because, well, you likely heard about how great this party was before reading this review. By now, pictures of the event are splattered everywhere and, because the magazine let former Destiny Child singer Kelly Rowland (who also is BFF of Sunday's halftime show, Beyonce) take over its Twitter account, the word was out well before the event staff started flickering the lights and forcing guests to leave.


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Poor pay and inflexible hours are the main reasons medical students are reluctant to become GPs, particularly in country areas, research has found.
A Monash University study of 520 students also revealed that those who may be interested in working in rural areas often did not because of a lack of work for their partners and a perception that regional life offered fewer social opportunities.
The study's author, George Somers, said young doctors were shying away from general practice because of inflexible working hours and incomes lower than those earned by specialists.
Dr Somers said students questioned whether it was "worthwhile to spend four years training to be a GP, when it would only take [another] five years to become a specialist with a far higher salary and flexible hours".
The study, which surveyed students in first, second and fourth year of medical school, found that at fourth year - when students choose their specialisations - about 70 per cent said they would like to practice in regional areas.
But that figure did not translate into rural GP numbers, which Dr Somers attributed to young doctors being persuaded to stay in the city during their hospital rotations.
"Up until then, they're not fully aware of the difference between being a specialist and a GP," he said.
Dr Somers hoped the results of his PhD would identify medical students who were best suited to work in regional practices, and lead to programs to retain rural GPs.
Federal Government schemes to attract GPs to country areas had done little to redress the problem, he said.
The quota of medical students drawn from country areas needed to be lifted to about 25 per cent, he said, and students' intentions to go into general practice should be considered when they were assessed for a medical training place.
The president of the Australian Medical Students Association, Nick Brown, said the association supported effective solutions to deal with the shortage of GPs in country areas but opposed the Federal Government's proposal of bonding students to rural areas.
"The current proposals aren't fair; they're grossly immoral and not effective for the community they're supposed to be serving," Mr Brown said.
The association believed the scheme would draft students into restrictive careers by exploiting their desire to become a doctor.
Mr Brown said the bonding proposal ignored the professional and family isolation experienced by young doctors.
Peter Lim, 22, a fifth-year medical student at the University of NSW, spent last week at a rural clinical school at Coffs Harbour.
He said he was unsure where he wanted to work but had enjoyed his time in the bush.
"There is always the thing, in the back of the mind, that if you go to the country there are things you leave behind," Mr Lim said.
"Should your family situation change, and you get married, how compatible would that be with moving out to the bush?"
Young doctors also questioned whether training opportunities existed in rural areas, Mr Lim said.
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Welcome to the WrapUp by CyberNet. This is a collection of news stories, downloads, and tips that we have collected over the last few days, but never got around to writing about.
It's hard to believe, but this November the Xbox 360 will turn 4-years old, and the Wii and PS3 will turn 3-years old. These consoles mark what's considered to be the seventh generation of video game consoles, and generally consoles are revamped every 4-7 years.
With the E3 Media and Business Summit going on (the annual trade show for the computer and video games industry), there have been several big announcements from Sony and Microsoft.
Any Grand Theft Auto fans out there? If there are, you already know Grand Theft Auto 4 (GTA) launched at midnight last night and you probably already have your hands on a copy of the game. For the first time, the game launched at the same time for two platforms, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. In some cities, like New York, people were in line waiting for the game's launch before midnight.
About a month ago we took a look at how each of the consoles were still stacking up to each other in the U.S., and not surprisingly Nintendo was widely outselling the competition in both the handheld and console gaming markets. As March rolled on nothing much changed, except that Nintendo sold about 300,000 more Wii's than the previous month:
Have you been wondering how the consoles have been stacking up against each other lately? Don't worry, you stataholics will be getting your fix in this article. Below you'll find the top selling hardware/consoles, and then also the top 10 games for the month of February 2008.
For some of you who were just able to get your hands on a Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360, or Playstation 3, you're not even thinking about the next generation of consoles. Analysts are though, and according to some, 2010 will be the shot-gun start for the next round. The last time around, Microsoft had quite an advantage by launching the Xbox 360 a whole year ahead of the PS3 and the Wii.
PS3 Fanboy received an interesting scan of an internal letter coming from Best Buy that explains that the 80GB Playstation 3 is going closeout. This means that there will be no new shipments, once their current stock of 80GB systems is gone, that's it. The memo states:
Stuff magazine originally wrote about this rumor and gave it a 53% probability rating. Below is an image from the magazine that speculates how in security mode, the AIBOS PS would awaken if it heard a sound or sensed motion.
This rumor by no means has been confirmed, but we're telling you about it so that you can keep your eye out for it. If it's true, it's an awesome deal. Rumor has it that starting on November 24th at 8 AM and running through November 25th at 11:59 PM, Wal-Mart is having another "secret" sale.
Playstation 3 users are getting all riled up because DivX support has officially been announced for the system. This will be sent out via a separate system software update sometime in future, which means existing PS3 owners will get a piece of the action.
Guinness World Records is recognizing Stanford's Folding@Home project as the largest distributed computing effort in the world. Distributed computing is becoming a popular method for scientists to get research done without purchasing time on a supercomputer.
When Halo 3 broke the record in the video game industry by selling over 1 million pre-orders, we knew September was going to be a huge month for Microsoft.
Hoping to compete with navigation devices like the TomTom and Garmin, Sony has announced that coming in February 2008, they'll be selling an accessory that will turn the PSP (Playstation Portable) into a navigation device.
Microsoft has gotten their share of bad publicity lately due to all of the problems with Xbox 360 consoles failing, and the costs associated with those repairs. A recent New York Times article quoted one Xbox owner saying, "You expect somebody's expensive product to be more durable than that," when talking about the recent failure of his console.
You know that PS3 price cut for the 60GB model that we wrote about a few days ago? Well come to find out, it's just a short-term price-cut to get rid of the supply that they have. Once they're gone, they're gone.
Late last week there was a lot of chatter going on that Sony was going to be dropping the Playstation 3 price. A Circuit City add for the week of July 15th displaying the PS3 at a decently reduced price gave further indication that it was coming, but Sony never confirmed it, and in fact they denied it.
As you can imagine, Nintendo is doing pretty good for themselves after the huge success of the Wii. There's no doubt that their future continues to look bright as the Wii is still hard to find, and the demand is definitely going strong.
Sony has made the ultimate decision to discontinue the 20GB version of their Playstation 3 in North America. While it was the cheaper model, consumers so far have shown that they prefer the 60GB model.


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Hi there, thank you for taking a look at my discussion. I started working on this not long ago just for fun; and it looked better I anticipated so I'm considering publishing this portfolio HTML theme here. I'm willing to add more for sure, but do you guys think it has any chance ? http://montasir.weeklydevcode.com/
All opinions are appreciated.
Try to look for Roker theme, they seem alot alike, at least that's what i think.
Hey there , congrats on this!! May we hear from you how you manged to move from hard rejection to getting your theme accepted and making 5 sales already !! What happened , what was the problem and how you managed to overcome it It would be amazing to hear from you , thank you and well done.
How many fonts are you using ?
Ok , My opinion : -Header needs more work. Add more to it. -The background color does not match with the blue. -Some sections needs more work than the others (portfolio, blog , contact) -Typography is poor (font especially the one for the paragraphs and ; size) -I wouldn't recommend using border radius on buttons, inputs .. etc does not match with the theme. -Footer needs to be more rich , it's not premium. Sorry if it's a bit harsh don't give up !
Thumbs up (y) maybe adding a smooth scrolling ? you can you use nice scroll I say go a head and submit it
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What do you use for scrolling reveal effect?
wow.js + animate.css
manuelvega said
You already submit this ? I found it very nice
You must finish first. Adding jquery effects and some other features, but it looks nice.
Thank you Sir. My heart just flattered to hear this from an experienced author. No not really , I'm still working on, I believe I have more to add + working on the responsive view, if you check that , it's a bit messy , but i'll keep going since I heard that
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i see this template and i recoumanded you this design will not accapted because of lot of other same designs. so i recomended you that you should create a corporate template. your corporate template must be good qualilty means 1. large number of columns like avada and x. 2. good google fonts ( typography ) like x theme and thier stacks. 3. good alignment .
Last advice is if you think its very difficult to design a template so don't give up and worrking on it a side . but study and work hard in life hope your template will be aproved in future
Hi there , thank you for replying, Can I have a look by any chance to similar designs ?? Thank you
itpassionates saidYep but how about the design ? Is it unique ? should I add more elements ? I'm still working on tiding up the code and enhancing the features + responsive view , but should I continue or is it a generic/non-unique design to continue with. Thank you. Any recommendations .
MontaGhanmy saidIt wont get accepted in current state.
Hey guys! Just got to finish my very first HTML template for theme forest , I've been anticipating this so I'm looking forward for your feedback about this. here is a link http://montaz.eu5.org/trendy/themeforest/ There still work for the responsive part , though bootstrap has putted something in that, but i'm really looking about the design as lots of cool stuff here gets hard reject because of that no matter how cool it is.


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Post-operative instructions.
- Ankle Arthroscopic Surgery
Post-operative instructions.
- Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Reconstruction
Rehabilitation protocol following surgery.
- Bunion Correction (Chevron Osteotomy)
Post-operative instructions. The chevron osteotomy procedure is used to correct less severe bunion deformities.
- Bunion Correction (Proximal Osteotomy)
Post-operative instructions. The proximal osteotomy procedure is used to correct more severe bunion deformities.
- Concussion Fact Sheet
This 1 page information sheet summarizes the diagnosis and treatment of concussions in performers. From the Harkness Center for Dance Injuries.
- Concussions - Information for Performers
Within the fields of sports and performing arts medicine, the incidence and treatment of concussion has become an increasingly important topic. Learn more about concussions in performers, including signs and symptoms, management and safe return to performance. This 3 page monograph is from Dance USA.
- Hallux (Great Toe) Cheilectomy
Post-operative instructions. The cheilectomy procedure is used to correct arthritis and bone spurs of the great toe. For more information on this condition, see this fact sheet.
- Knee Arthroscopic Surgery
Post-operative instructions.
- Morton's (Interdigital) Neuroma
Post-operative instructions. This procedure is used to remove an enlarged and inflamed nerve in the webspace between the third and fourth toes. For more information on this condition, see this fact sheet.
- Out-Patient Surgery Instructions
These instructions are intended to prepare patients for out-patient surgery at NYU Hospital for Joint Diseases ("Ambulatory Surgery"), Tisch Hospital-NYU Langone Medical Center ("Day Surgery"), and NYU Langone Medical Center Outpatient Surgery. They include pre-operative and post-operative instructions, and information about pre-authorization of surgical procedures.
- Returning to Play for Musicians: Playing Schedule
Information on how musicians should return to playing their instrument after an overuse injury, including a recommended playing schedule.
- When Can I Start Pointe Work?
Article written by Dr. Weiss for medical professionals, dance educators, parents and dance students which provides guidance regarding the age at which a student should begin pointe work.
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Orthopaedic information you can trust from Your Orthopaedic Connection, a service provided by the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons.
- About Orthopaedics
- Arthritis
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- Children
- Diseases & Conditions
- Foot & Ankle
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Web links
- ACL Injury: Does It Require Surgery?
This monograph on the ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) explains anatomy, mechanics of injury, treatment options, surgical techniques, rehabilitation, potential complications, and outcomes.
- Actors' Equity Supplemental Disability
Information on supplemental Workers' Compensation benefits, formerly known as salary continuance benefits, available to Actors' Equity performers who are injured on the job and lose time and salary as a result.
- Career Transition For Dancers
Career Transition For Dancers is a not-for-profit organization that enables dancers to define their career possibilities and develop the skills necessary to excel in a variety of disciplines.
- Complementary and Alternative Medicine Guide
Comprehensive reference on herbs and supplements.
- Dr. Weiss at NYU Langone Medical Center
Dr. Weiss' website at NYU Langone Medical Center.
- Eccentric Exercise - Achilles
This short video demonstrates the technique for performing calf eccentric strengthening exercises, used to treat achilles tendinopathy.
- Eccentric Exercise - Quadriceps
This short video demonstrates the technique for performing quadriceps eccentric strengthening exercises, used to treat patellar tendinopathy (jumper's knee).
- Harkness Center for Dance Injuries
Information about the clinical, educational, and research activities of this center, where Dr. Weiss is Associate Director. Information for patients (including "Common Dance Injuries"), for students (including "Dance Medicine as a Career") and for dance medicine professionals.
- Informational Papers on Dancer Health (Dance USA)
These papers from the Task Force on Dancer Health are educational overviews on topics that are important for the professional dance community.
- International Association for Dance Medicine and Science
Educational organization for the dance medicine community.
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A ranking of HMOs and health insurance companies based on complaint statistics and member satisfaction surveys.
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Location (map) and directions for pre-admission testing, surgery, and the Immediate Care Center (orthopaedic urgent care center).
- Orthopaedic Immediate Care Center at NYU Hospital for Joint Diseases
This walk-in urgent care center (known as "I-Care") treats orthopaedic problems from 8 am to 11 pm, 7 days a week.
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Educational organization for the performing arts medicine community.
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Information from the "Vitamin D Council." If you have had your vitamin D levels tested, this will help you understand what the results mean, and what action you might need to take.
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May 2, 2013 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Respite is an opportunity for caregivers to drop their loved one off in a safe, secure environment to have a day to themselves.
Alzheimer's participant will be engaged throughout the day with activities, arts and crafts, music therapy, pet therapy and much more. Includes a light snack and lunch.
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Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act of 2009
Are you renting a house or an apartment that is being foreclosed?
Thanks to new Federal legislation, you may have the right to stay in the foreclosed property up to 90 days after the date of foreclosure or through the end of your lease, depending on whether the property will be used as a primary residence by the new owner. You'll want to consult the law to see what provisions apply to your situation.
President Obama signed Public Law No. 111-22 on May 20, 2009. The act protecting renters living in foreclosed property is part of the Helping Families Save Their Homes Act of 2009.


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DiarrheaStools - watery; Frequent bowel movements; Loose bowel movements
Diarrhea is when you passloose orwatery stool.
Insome people, diarrhea is mild and goes away in a few days. In other people, it may last longer.
Diarrhea can make you feel weak and dehydrated.
The most common cause of diarrhea is the stomach flu (viral gastroenteritis). Thismild viral infection goes away on its own within a few days.
Eating or drinkingfood or water that contains certain types of bacteria or parasites can also lead to diarrhea. This problem may be calledfood poisoning.
Certain medications may also cause diarrhea, including:
- Certain antibiotics
- Chemotherapy drugs for cancer
- Laxatives containing magnesium
Diarrhea may also be caused by certain medical disorders, including:
- Celiac disease
- Inflammatory bowel diseases (Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis)
- Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
- Lactose intolerance (which causesproblems with milk and other dairy products)
- Malabsorption syndromes
Less common causes of diarrhea include:
- Carcinoid syndrome
- Disorders of the nerves that supply the intestines
- Removal of part of the stomach(gastrectomy) or small intestine
- Radiation therapy
Home Care
When you or your child has diarrhea, you will need to learn:
- To drinkplenty of fluids to prevent dehydration (meaning your body does not have the proper amount of water and fluids)
- Which foods you should or should not eat
- What to do if you are breast-feeding
- What danger signs to watch out for
Avoid medicines for diarrhea that you can buy without a prescription, unless your doctor tells you to use them. These drugs can make some infections worse.
If you have a long-term form of diarrhea, such asdiarrhea caused by irritable bowel syndrome,changes to your diet and lifestyle may help.
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your health care provider right away if you or your child shows signs of dehydration:
- Decreased urine (fewer wet diapers in infants)
- Dizziness or light-headedness
- Dry mouth
- Sunken eyes
- Few tears when crying
Call for an appointment with your health care provider if you have:
- Blood or pus in your stools
- Black stools
- Stomach pain that does not go away after a bowel movement
- Diarrhea with a fever above 101°F (100.4 °F in children)
- Recently traveled to a foreign country and developed diarrhea
Also call your doctor if:
- The diarrhea gets worse or does not get better in 2 days for an infant or child, or 5 days for adults
- A child over 3 months old has been vomiting for more than 12 hours; in younger babies, call as soon as vomiting or diarrhea begins
What to Expect at Your Office Visit
Your doctor will perform a physical exam and ask you questions about your medical history and symptoms, including:
- When did your diarrhea start?
- What is the color and consistency of your stool?
- Do you have blood in your stool?
- Are you passing large amounts of mucus with your stool?
- What other symptoms do you have?
- Do you have abdominal pain or severe cramping with the diarrhea?
- Do you have fever or chills?
- Are any other people in your house sick?
- Have you recently traveled out of the country?
- Have you possibly been exposed towell or streamwater or spoiled food?
- What makes your pain worse? Stress?Certain foods?
- Have you had abdominal surgery?
- Have you taken antibiotics recently?
- What medications do you take?
- Do you drink coffee or alcohol, and if so,how much?
- Do you smoke? How much each day?
- Are you on a special diet?
Laboratory tests may be done on your stools to determine the cause of your diarrhea.
Over-the-counter supplements that contain healthy bacteria, called probiotics, may help prevent diarrhea associated with antibiotics. Yogurt with active or live cultures is a good source of these healthy bacteria.
The following healthy steps can help you prevent illnesses that cause diarrhea:
- Wash your hands often, especially after going to the bathroom and before eating.
- Use alcohol-based hand gel frequently.
- Teach children to not put objects in their mouth.
When traveling to underdeveloped areas, follow the steps below to avoid diarrhea:
- Drink only bottled water and do not use ice, unless it is made from bottled or purified water.
- Do NOT eat uncooked vegetables or fruits that do not have peels.
- Do NOT eat raw shellfish or undercooked meat.
- Do NOT consume dairy products.
Schiller RL, Sellin JH. Diarrhea. In: Feldman M, Friedman LS, Brandt LJ, eds. Sleisenger and Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2010:chap 15.
Semrad CE. Approach to the patient with diarrhea and malabsorption. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders; 2011:chap 142.
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Review Date: 1/27/2012
Reviewed By: George F. Longstreth, MD, Department of Gastroenterology, Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program, San Diego, California. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc.


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Berwickshire, Peeblesshire, Roxburghshire & Selkirkshire together with parts of Dumfriesshire, East Lothian and Midlothian - 111,330 names
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Free Online Parish Register Search
We have now made available an online searchable database of all the parish registers we have indexed so far, plus some additional material not yet published in book form. The records we have indexed are taken from Kirk Session material of the Church of Scotland and other Presbyterian churches. They are not part of the Church of Scotland Old Parish Registers (or OPRs) as found on the Scotland's People site. They therefore contain many records of births, marriages and deaths which are not to be found anywhere else. Click here to see current database coverage.
Click here to search Births/Baptisms (6,050 entries).
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We have now made available an online searchable database for all the prison registers we have indexed so far (Dumfries 1841-1850; Greenlaw 1840-1862; Jedburgh 1843-1869; Kelso 1844-1862; Peebles 1848-1862; and Selkirk 1828-1840, 1853-1878). This index should enable you to identify someone in the records and get the relevant reference so that you can obtain more information. Further information, such as the crime, can be found in our prison index books.
Click here to search the Prison Register Database (16,001 entries).
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We have now made available an online searchable database for paternity cases in Sheriff Courts in the south of Scotland. These include a few other aliment cases concerning desertion as well as some breach of promise to marry cases. At present, the index covers the years 1830-1914 for Dumfries; 1830-1914 for Duns; 1894-1914 for Hawick; 1831-1892 for Jedburgh; 1837-1914 for Peebles; and 1830-1914 for Selkirk. This represents all surviving cases from 1830-1914 in the Registers of Decrees for those courts.
The index also includes cases from Kirkcudbright Sheriff Court from 1830-1910 (excluding the years 1877, 1878, 1890, 1891 and 1907-1910 which are missing from the records) and Wigtown Sheriff Court from 1831-1873, and 177 additional cases indexed from the original court papers (processes) for Jedburgh from 1822-1914, and Kirkcudbright from 1850-1854.
Cases after 1914 have not been added to the index for privacy reasons, but will be added on an annual basis in future years. Other years and new Sheriff Courts will soon be added, so please keep checking this page for updates. We gratefully acknowledge the assistance of Margaret Hamilton in this indexing project.
Click here to search the Paternity Case Database (5,615 entries).
Database last updated on Sunday 20th July 2014 at 7:30 p.m. BST
This update has added paternity cases from Wigtown Sheriff Court for the years 1862-1873.
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Last week we informed the community of our plans to transition to the new Twitter Streaming API. (see the blog post) This post is going to focus on providing some information on how Gnip Filters will be updated in order to support the new requirements of the Streaming API.
Here is a general summary of what Gnip users need to have in mind to prepare for the transition.
1) The Twitter Streaming API uses HTTP Basic Authentication to open up a connection. The authentication requires the Twitter Username:Password combination, and the account access tier is set at the Twitter account level.
2) The default Gnip support provided to users will be to the "spritzer" and "follow" tiers as these are public and can be accessed by any valid Twitter account.
3) Developers and companies that have use cases which require higher levels of access (gardenhose, shadow, birddog) need to send an email directly to Twitter at firstname.lastname@example.com. The email should include basic information about your use case, the access level that is required (gardenhose, shadow, birddog), and the Twitter account to map the access. Also, Twitter has a new URL to request access for the gardenhose level.
Also, to provide a preview of what the new Gnip filters will provide we wanted to include some screen shots of what we are working on at this time. (Also, you will notice the prototypes were built using an updated user experience we are working on for a future release)
Figure 1: Gnip Filter Creation
This is the start page for creating a Gnip filter that will connect to the new Twitter Streaming API. Users now will need to provide a valid Twitter account in order to support the HTTP Basic Authentication requirements of the API.
Figure 2: Gnip Filters will support the multiple tiers of the Twitter Streaming API
Twitter has multiple tiers for the Streaming API which will be supported in this update to the Gnip filters. In the developer web app or at the Gnip API it will be possible to select the Streaming API tier that the filter will access.


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Vita Parcours ZermattJogging
The Vitaparcours fitness trail near Zermatt extends along either side of the Zmuttbach river. It leads along footpaths through woods, over bridges and to pretty, secluded spots.
Effective distance: approx. 3.9 km
- Suitable footwear
- Clothing suitable for the weather (always carry a waterproof)
- Plenty to drink
Additional information and recommendations are available from the guest information centre on Bahnhofplatz (by the railway station).
- Weather conditions can change quickly in the mountains. Appropriate clothing is therefore essential, along with adequate supplies of food and water. In uncertain weather, turn back in good time.
- Inform others of planned route, and whenever possible avoid going alone.
- Please be considerate to other walkers and to plants and animals.
- Take note of the warning signs drawing attention to the constant danger in river beds and along watercourses below dams and reservoirs.


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Twelve students are currently participating in the Princeton in Portugal program based in Lisbon. During this four-week program, students are taking POR 109 or POR 207 taught by Princeton professors Nicola Cooney and Andréa Melloni. The program also includes field trips and cultural excursions.
Wednesday, Jun 21, 2017
Monday, Jun 12, 2017
Students participating in Princeton in Spain visit Alcázar de San Juan, La Mancha. One of the main sites showcases windmills which are considered the ones which inspired Don Quixote.
Tuesday, Jun 6, 2017
Congratulations to all of our graduating seniors! Felicitaciones por su graduación. Parabéns pela graduação!
Monday, Jun 5, 2017
The Department announced the following prizes which were awarded to undergraduates at the Class Day reception held June 5, 2017: Premio Ángel Rama for excellence by a freshman or sophomore in advanced Spanish courses: Reed Hutchinson '20
Wednesday, May 31, 2017
Graduating concentrator, Dylan Blau Edelstein '17 was awarded a Study/Research Grant in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Wednesday, May 31, 2017
Graduating concentrator, Cara Zampino '17 was awarded an English Teaching Assistantship (ETA) in Colombia.
Tuesday, May 23, 2017
Azahara Palomeque Recio has successfully defended her dissertation, "Transatlantic Memories of the Spanish Civil War: Cultural Imperialism, Politics of Solidarity, and Resistance in Spain and Latin America (1936-1978)." Azahara is the Associate Director of the M.S.
Thursday, May 11, 2017
On May 8, 2017, SPO instructors of SPA107 hosted an event with Lorenzo Santillán to discuss the challenges and obstacles that children of undocumented immigrants face. Lorenzo also shared his personal story as featured in the documentary, Underwater Dreams.
Tuesday, May 9, 2017
Assistant Professor Javier Guerrero recently won the Latin American Studies Association's Sylvia Molloy Award for the best peer-reviewed article in the Humanities published in 2016. The annual award is given by the Sexualities Section of the Latin American Studies Association, the largest scholarly association of Latin Americanists.
Paloma Moscardo-Valles Participates in Roundtable Panel Discussion for Celebrating Service at Princeton
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Most people celebrated Valentine's Day with flowers and chocolate, but one Portland couple went a slightly spicier route: naked bondage role play in a grocery store parking lot. And it ended the way all the best dates usually do: with a nine car police chase and a pair of arrests for disorderly conduct.
Apparently Stephanie Pelzner and her boyfriend Nikolas Harbar were in the midst of a role-playing game when Harbar put her in the back of his Subaru, naked and bound with duct tape, and took a little joy ride around the city, including a stop at a grocery store, where concerned witnesses spotted her and called the cops. Nine patrol cars were sent to pursue the presumed kidnapper's vehicle, and twenty minutes later the romantic interlude ended in Harbar's driveway, where police confirmed the situation was indeed voluntary, and booked the pair into the Multnomah County Jail.
The moral of this story? Keep your kinky stuff behind closed doors, and stock up on groceries before you start your sex games. [Willamette Week; Huffington Post]


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ABERDEEN, Miss. – The antique furnishings of three prominent old Mississippi estates will be sold Aug, 20 at 10 a.m. (CDT), by Stevens Auction Company, in the firm's air-conditioned gallery at 609 North Meridian Street in Aberdeen, one block north of the historic Adams-French Mansion. Aberdeen is in northeastern Mississippi, not far from Tupelo....
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Seldom-seen Victorian table fountain in online sale ending July 20
Litchfield County Auctions Online Summer Sale holds more than 800 lots of fresh-to-the-market property collected from New York and Connecticut estates and private collections. The summer sale's focus is on American, English and Continental art and antiques, including this Victorian Tufts automatic crystal table fountain, circa 1870-1880. In addition to a variety of weathervanes,...
Ivory and rhino-horn trove from TV's Storage Wars in Presley March 5-6 auction
A selection of unusual Chinese antiques found during an episode of "Storage Wars" will cross the block March 5-6 at at Don Presley's gallery in Orange, Calif. Presley, who has conducted on-air appraisals for Storage Wars, received the Asian consignment from David Hester, whom he jokingly describes as the "villain" among the regulars appearing...
Faberge teamed with Civil War rarities in Feb. 19 auction
Although you can often find a pair of Carl Faberge silver figural candelabra alongside a selection or rare and important figural clocks, it's rare to find them paired in a sale of Civil War uniforms and pistols. Fontaine's Auction Gallery is set to sell these and more in a marathon auction Feb. 19. In...
Ansonia crystal clock chimes at $400 PLUS: HIstoy of the Ansonia Clock Co.
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Couple's antique cellaret and mahogany inlay screen worth $7,000
We make good on our pledge for more free appraisals for Antique Trader subscribers. This week, Tim Luke, host of HGTV's "Cash in the Attic," tackles your favorite finds courtesy of JustAnswer.com.
Great antiques deals heat up Renninger's Mount Dora January Extravaganza
The antique dealer population explodes in Mt. Dora, Fla., for Renninger's Extravaganza weekends, filling the grounds with numbers reaching 900 to 1,000 in the Antique Center grounds alone. The dealers aren't alone. Shoppers typically number 30,000 to 40,000 throughout the three-day events.
19th-century Italian micromosaic expected to take top lot honors
A remarkable Italian micromosaic artwork depicting the Roman Forum and attributed to Vatican artist Cesare Roccheggiani has emerged from a Florida residence after nearly 90 years of unobtrusive display and will be auctioned on Jan. 30, 2011. The important estate discovery will be offered at Myers Auction Gallery in St. Petersburg as the star...
Belter, Dresden and clocks make up 600 fresh-to-market finds
More than 600 lots of fresh-to-the-market finds from five important estates are coming to sale Jan. 15 by Stevens Auction Company. Furniture by famed artisan J. & J.W. Meeks will include a rosewood rococo laminated pierce-carved sofa in the Stanton Hall pattern and among the decorative accessories is a three-piece Dresden center bowl with...
Antique Marklin tinplate steam-powered toy boat sails to $63,250
A toy discovered many years ago in a Chicago attic and subsequently passed through the hands of several owners before being sold in an important New Jersey toy auction nearly doubled its pre-auction estimate. The exceptional circa-1909 Marklin tinplate steam-powered boat known as the Priscilla claimed top lot honors at the Nov. 12-14 sale.


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