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LEWISTON, ME - Olivia Zurek recorded her fourth double-double of the season, scoring 15 points and grabbing 10 rebounds to lead the Bates College women's basketball team to a 72-46 win over visiting Amherst in a New England Small College Athletic Conference game on Saturday afternoon. Bates improved to 13-6, 4-1 NESCAC, and has won its last four games.
Zurek (Arlington, Mass.) helped the Bobcats race out to an early lead, scoring 11 points in the first half on 5-for-8 shooting from the floor. Bates started the game with an 18-2 run and never relented, building a 46-14 halftime lead by holding the Lord Jeffs to just 2-for-25 shooting in the first half.
Lauren DuBois '04 (Beverly, Mass.) added 15 points for the Bobcats, going 7-for-12 from the floor. Point guard Heather Taylor '05 (Nobleboro, Maine), fresh off her career-high 20-point performance last night against Trinity, scored nine points and grabbed a season-high nine rebounds. The Bobcats outrebounded Amherst, 58-41.
Kristine Morin led the Lord Jeffs with 12 points. Katie Latham grabbed a game-high 11 rebounds for Amherst, which fell to 9-11 overall and 1-5 in conference play with its fourth straight loss. The Lord Jeffs will face Clark on the road in a non-league contest on Thursday.
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let me know if the theft light is flashing when the ignition key is on. If you have another ignition key try it.
These keys have transponders that send signals to the receiver. This sends the code to the instrument cluster and then waits for the PCM to verify and enable the vehicle to start. Keys need to be programmed into the system, advanced scanner like the dealers needed.
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if the theft light goes out there is a good chance the theft system is not the problem. We need to make sure the battery has 12 volts or is fully charged. Next we need to test for power at the starter. we can use a test light or multi meter. we need 12 volts at the large terminal on the starter and 12 volts when the key is turned to start on the smaller terminal.
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hey we go it started the car was stolen friday and they changed the tire when they put the flat back into the trunk they must of hit the side and trigered thr fuel shut off switch because it was on we reset it and car runs ok how will need to take to shop or contact you tomorrow for follow up because the ckeck engin light is now on
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SPORTS>> Beebe cross country wins state
By JASON KING
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The Beebe Badgers clinched the cross-country state title on Saturday at Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs.
The Badgers took the championship in impressive form with an overall total score of 50.
Harrison was the favorite coming into the event, but did not have as strong a showing as many expected with an overall score of 83. Although Harrison may have been picked as the team to beat coming into the meet, Beebe hushed all doubters with their top five filled with solid times.
Four of Beebes top five runners ended up finishing in the overall top 10.
Greene County Tech was third with an 86, making it a 33 point runaway win for the Badgers.
Beebe coach Jonathan Lindsey says the championship is a realization of everything his team set out to do from the beginning of the year, and something that the team felt was within their grasp.
This is something weve talked about, Lindsey said. It has been a goal of ours from day one. We put it all together on Saturday, they all performed very well. I am very proud of the guys and I am happy for the seniors. Four out of our nine guys are seniors, so this is a great way to send them out.
The top five runners scores were used in determining each teams overall total.
Chris Roberts led the way for Beebe, finishing third overall with a total time of 17:47. Josh Allen was sixth overall with an 18:08.
Cody Weimann was the third fastest for the Badgers with an 18:16, which was good for ninth overall, while brother Colton Weimann rounded out the overall top ten with an 18:23.
The final scorer for Beebe was Jake Burns, finishing twenty-second overall with a time of 19:14.
Although their times did not count toward the overall score, four other Badgers turned in solid times.
Of the 116 total runners at the meet, Jordan Girech finished fortieth overall with a 20:06, while Jacob Hendricks finished forty-ninth overall with a 20:31.
Andy Foreman was eighty-ninth with a 22:07, and John Michael Vance finished ninety-sixth overall with a 23:16.


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Rocket launchers, grenades and other explosives camouflaged as building material were seized in the Nigerian port of Lagos after being unloaded from an Iranian ship.
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For some reason when i go on setting and then messages it tells me to sign in with my apple id or create a new account to activate. So in the space is the correct email address but when i go to put password XXXXX doesnt let me sign in, it just keeps bringing it back up. I had reset her ipod to try to fix all this a week ago
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So now John what happens when I plug back into her account on my computer. will it save these new changes or change it all back to how it was?
Taylor has her account that everyone was hooked too! I opened Kyleigh a new account and plugged her ipod in to back up her stuff (kyleighs ipod is the one we are working on) So now if I go under Kyleighs new account because it was still working had all Taylors accounts on it, will it screw it up again?
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Gabe Kapler thinks Ortiz and Price should keep their squabble out of the media
World Series Champ and FOX Sports 1 MLB Analyst, Gabe Kapler, joined Jay Mohr Sports on Monday to dig a little deeper into the big Rays & Red Sox brawl from over the weekend.
Mohr: "The Rays and Red Sox had a huge brawl on Friday but, are these two teams even rivals?"
Kapler: "There is no rivalry in the AL East outside of the Yankees and Red Sox. I played with David Price and David Ortiz during my career. Ortiz using the word 'war' didn't sit well with David Price and consequently, he fired back and said some things in the media that he wished he wouldn't have said. This is never something you want to talk to reporters about because it's something you handle in house. (Moving forward) I wish both of these guys would handle it behind closed doors."


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If you're noticing that certain people are so wrapped up in their own caution they can't even speak, you may need to initiate the discussion. It would be helpful if you clearly demonstrated your willingness to listen. The more difficult the discussion now, the more healing the results will be. You for one are feeling strong in your self-respect, or you surely have the awareness to get yourself there with very little effort. Use that strength; share it generously, and feel your confidence in the presence of others. But most important, keep a real, live dialog going.
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"Should this artefact be left as it is or (assuming funds were available) be restored and fitted with replica wings, rear fuselage, tail surfaces and undercarraige?"
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Had a visit to FAA Museam at Yeovilton. They have a really nice Short Seaplane that spotted the German fleet at Jutland. Apparently it survived intact in storage at the science museam until WWII when the Jerries had anothewr crack at it and pretty much destroyed it. What a fantastic relic, strange place to put the radiator though, I suppose it kept the pilot and navigator warm though. As a UK tax payer I signed the form when i bought my ticket so they can claim some tax back, in return they gave me a free ticket valid for 12 months. BARGAIN. Its a superb museam well worth a visit.
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Baz owns the second best Spitfire Replica in the World.
It raises the inevitable question:
"Should this artefact be left as it is or (assuming funds were available) be restored and fitted with replica wings, rear fuselage, tail surfaces and undercarraige?"
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A Blenheim, Beaufighter and Beaufort - together in one Museum. Who'd have thought that possible in 1967?
It is a remarkably original artefact even as it is. Not only is it the oldest surviving Westland built aircraft but the earliest (by some years) survivor of the Short Brothers designs. Considering their pioneering designs from 1909 right through to WWII, it is very sad that so little has survived. It shows the difficulty of preserving maritime aircraft I suppose.
If there are drawings etc surviving that would allow wings and a tail to be made, then I'd rather see a full replica on display alongside this original.
"Writing is easy - all you have to do is stare at a blank piece of paper until your forehead bleeds." - Douglas Adams
There is a very nice photograph on page 7 of the Putnam's "Westland Aircraft since 1915" by Derek N James showing a Westland-built Short 184 and the engine arrangement, completely blocking the pilot's forward view. Fascinating.
"Aviation is a useless and expensive fad advocated by a few individuals whose ideas are unworthy of attention."
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I remember years ago they where trying to find drawings to restore 184 -225 into a complete airframe. I never heard if they found any plans.
Not quite on subject, I know, but if you visit Bletchley Park museum (Enigma and all that) your ticket lasts for a whole year.
This is a fascinating place to visit - and they do have an old Sea Harrier and a cockpit section (Sea Vixen, I think) parked around the back. It's definitely worth more than one visit.
The museum complex is only a short walk from Bletchley station (out from Euston).
Manners maketh man; ill manners maketh moron.
If you stand behind the fuselage in line with it and look forward you can actually look right through the vanes of the radiator, not much of a view though. The fuselage is very brittle and I had to move it in 2006 to lay a new floor covering in the gallery so great care was taken with the move. Eventually its hoped to include the fuselage in a exhibition on 'One Hundred Years of Naval Aviation' which we aim to put together for 2009.
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Every day we are faced with the conundrum of how much we should share online. In Sydney Theatre Company's production of Sex With Strangers, young couple Olivia (Jacqueline McKenzie) and Ethan (Ryan Corr) encounter this head on. She is a failed novelist and he is a successful blogger and has topped the New York Times Best Seller list. Until November 24. Tickets $40-$79. Book at sydneytheatre.com.au
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LAWRENCEVILLE--The Rider University men's tennis team lost a non-conference match to the New Jersey Institute of Technology on Wednesday afternoon on the campus courts in Lawrenceville.
Rider's only win came at sixth singles via injury default.
"NJIT had more experienced players," said head coach Ed Torres. "They played a steadier match, hit the ball a little harder and made fewer errors."
For the Broncs, junior Nick Lubold (Carlisle, Pa./Cumberland Valley) won three games at fifth singles before losing in straight sets.
"Nick is primarily a doubles player but is also a pretty good singles player too," said Torres. "He hits the ball, volleys well and has a decent serve."
Rider (0-2) travels to Sparkill, New York to face St. Thomas Aquinas on Saturday.
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The manager of popular local business The Mandalay bus say the heart and soul of their business is under threat from strict noise restrictions, after they received a noise warning from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in December.
The famous take-away joint, known for their Burmese-inspired fare, draws late night crowds with their hip-hop music and vibrant atmosphere.
Manager Stewart Kyaw Thaung said the EPA warning had been issued as a result of a complaint made against the business on November 27 from a resident three blocks away.
The letter said mandated noise levels for residential areas between Monday to Saturday were 45 decibels for daytime or 35 decibels from 10pm and "excessive noise is a minor environmental offence" came with penalties.
Chief Minister Andrew Barr said he understood the Mandalay was operating within noise regulations and could continue running its business.
Mr Kyaw Thaung said that while Mandalay management had met with the agency and were cooperating to work out a solution, he feared turning the music down could ruin their signature vibe.
"[Without the music] it would not be as good an experience it would not be the Mandalay bus experience.
"[Music] gives it a nice vibe, and makes it a place to chill out and relax. For us working in the bus as well, we love having the music playing, it makes the time pass," Mr Kyaw Thaung said.
Mr Kyaw Thaung said the EPA had been very helpful and since the letter they are proceeding with caution.
"There have been no further complaints since December so it looks like we are doing alright. We try to keep it down to a nice level but it sometimes gets turned up," Mr Kyaw Thaung said.
Molonglo Group events manager and cultural coordinator David Caffery, responsible for events in the New Acton precinct, has previously criticised the strict noise restrictions in residential areas after their summer jazz program came under treat.
The New Acton precinct's Facebook group has enthusiastically taken up the Mandalay Bus' cause, calling for the restrictions to be overhauled.
"Our sound laws kill cultural development. Let's change them, we're ready to grow, not shrink," the post read.
The post argued it would be "impossible" for the Mandalay bus to continue to operate under the mandated levels.
"35 decibels is less than a whisper. It's actually less than a whisper. The whole city is silenced," it said.
Chief Minister Andrew Barr said he had asked Access Canberra to assess current regulations and suggest improvements.
"Areas like Braddon and New Acton are vibrant urban hubs. It is entirely reasonable that these areas will not be as quiet as our outer suburbs – and I don't think this would come as a surprise to anyone," he said.
"Lively areas like these are critical to the success of our urban renewal and it is important that we have regulations that keep up."


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Fears of a terrorist attack have led to an ambitious plan to protect the Westminster area.
London's security and intelligence chiefs are considering a startling plan to seal off the city's central Westminster area for protection against terrorist attack.
The Observer reported yesterday that proposals are under consideration for a "ring of steel" around the British Parliament, Big Ben and a series of ministerial and departmental offices.
The ambitious plan would close roads in London's famous tourist area.
"The zone would not necessarily be closed to pedestrians or vehicles such as buses or taxis, but anyone coming or going in the zone would be liable to checks," the newspaper reported.
The plans spring from fears that Parliament and Big Ben are vulnerable to attacks from trucks packed with explosives.
The Observer said a report containing the recommendations was likely to be presented within months.
The question of road closures has already angered the minority Liberal Democrat Party, whose spokesman Simon Hughes said they would "send completely the wrong signals and at this stage would be an over-reaction".
Traffic in the heart of London has already been dramatically reduced by Mayor Ken Livingstone's "congestion charge", which levies a fee on private vehicles entering the city centre.
Meanwhile, Parliament is likely to receive news of further security precautions in the House of Commons chamber itself.
Prime Minister Tony Blair was targeted last month by fathers' rights activists who lobbed a flour bomb at him from the gallery during question time.
The House of Commons already has had a large screen installed to protect MPs from the public gallery, but a report from anti-terrorist experts, to be tabled this week, is expected to recommend further precautions.
The activists responsible for the flour bomb were able to evade the screen as they were sitting in an area for invited guests, having won tickets in a raffle.


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PARK CITY, Utah — It took the "crazy, insane, shocking" horror thriller Splice to lure Sarah Polley back in front of the camera.
"Generally my focus is writing and directing more than acting. But I absolutely loved the script and I decided to go back to acting for a little while, just to try it out again," she told us prior to the movie's world premiere at this January's Sundance film festival.
Splice wound up playing so well that it was snapped up by Warner Bros., which is confidently giving it a wide June 4 release.
In the cautionary tale from Toronto's Vincenzo Natali (Cube), Polley and Adrien Brody star as renegade geneticists who create a beautiful but frightening new life form when they marry human and animal DNA.
"It was an incredible character," Polley said.
"A character like this doesn't get written for women very often. She's incredibly ambitious, wilful, and pretty messed-up … She had such amazing elements in her. I thought the script was so shocking and so pushed the envelope and so went into territory that could either work beautifully or fail miserably, I just thought I want to be part of the process."
The results are "very disturbing. I also felt when I read the script, that every time you think there's some subtext of what could happen but would never happen because it's a movie — it actually ends up happening. We'll offend some people, but it's a pretty brave film."
Polley's next project is decidedly tamer: She's directing the romantic drama Take This Waltz with Seth Rogen and Michelle Williams.
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The numbers are staggering. When a tour bus rolled over near Merritt, B.C., Thursday afternoon, all 56 people on board were hurt. The BC Ambulance Service dispatched 19 ambulances to bring the injured to hospital. Five air ambulances were sent to the scene.
In all, 35 people sustained minor injuries, 15 sustained "code yellow" injuries (which are more serious but not life threatening, such as compound fractures) and six are in critical condition, according to Sergeant Norm Flemming with Merritt RCMP.
The accident occurred in the southbound lane of the Coquihalla Highway at about 3 p.m. local time on Thursday, about 30 kilometres south of the city in the province's south-central Interior.
Daniel Parsons was driving home toward Kelowna from Chilliwack when he came upon the crash. "I came upon it shortly after it happened," he said "… There was a whole pile of people out on the side of that bus. The bus had flipped over. It was back on its wheels just sitting in the grass along the highway, and then right alongside it just a ton of people there getting helped out by all the paramedics, ambulance attendants and so on. You could see some blood on the side of the bus. … It was just a rough scene."
All of the passengers appear to be of Asian descent, according to the RCMP. There were two interpreters with the passengers.
Interior Health Authority has initiated a Code Orange at two of its hospitals, Royal Inland Hospital and Kelowna General, said spokeswoman Michaela Swan. A Code Orange signals that a hospital is expecting to receive a significant number of patients due to a disastrous event, Ms. Swan said. She added that it allows a hospital to bring in extra staff and resources.
Royal Inland Hospital in Kamloops has already started to receive some patients from the accident and is expecting up to 40, Ms. Swan said. Kamloops General is expecting roughly 20 patients. Information regarding the conditions of the patients was not yet available.
The bus belonged to Western Bus Lines Ltd., which operates bus trips – such as wine, golf and ski tours – throughout B.C. It was heading from the Okanagan to Metro Vancouver at the time of the crash.
Western Bus Lines did not make a company representative available to speak with The Globe and Mail on Thursday. A man who answered the phone at Sunwest Tours, which has a partnership with Western Bus Lines, said the bus in question was not part of a Sunwest tour.
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I'm in the middle of editing my next short film and I need some help finding a couple clips of something. I need old stock footage video of the reproduction of identical twins. Crazy, I know. This would basically mean that I need video (or photo) images of a female egg in the womb, splitting in two. If this can't be found, then I would also go with an atom splitting (fission). Anything close to this.
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Ease of booking in and out - in fact reception was well organised with very good and helpful staff. Not to keen on the buffett dinner
comfortable beds very poor shower design, water gets all over the floor. Industrial location.
Clean room. Friendly staff. Free wireless internet in room. The room was very warm, and the cooling wasn't effective.
Excellent management The housekeeping still lacks.
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Very good hotel, great staff, great food but lacks room cleanliness. However, I do recommend the hotel.
Good value for money especially for family with children. The drain empties extremely slowly in the shower room... it was like a pond when we used the shower.
The hotel looked very new, the staff spoke well english and were well above normal helpful. Safe parking in-house for 10 euro with direct access to the hotel. Very good breakfast, though it cost 19 euro which I find more than enough. The only thing I can say I didn't like about the hotel was poor ventilation on the bathroom sowhen showering the mirror got cloudy immideatly. That's a very minor dislike though:)
Hotel was very great There is no smocking zone in the hotel. So the people is smocking in front of it and it makes noise during the beginning of the night. My room was up to the front of the hotel. Otherwise, very great hotel.
Very good buffet for dinner
The hotel was very comfortable and convenient for my specific requirements. The lady at reception was very welcoming and very helpful.
Nothing The noise, very poor service in the bar/restaurant, additional costs for internet use (which is ridiculous) and parking, loud parties on the weekend until 2am/ 3am in the morning right under our bedroom with a lot of cigarette smoke entering our "non smoking" room
No complaints at all. I would stay there again Restaurant a little limited in its menu. Not near the centre of Oberursel - you need a car to get there.
Smiling and friendly staff, spacious rooms, quiet location, excellent dinner restaurant.
It was easy to find. It was close to station. So, I was able to use the train from Frankfurt.
Everything was good.
Helpfulness of staff
Shuttle to the airport - Flat Screen TV - Position very close to the Airport
Room was nice, hallway outside room rough looking. Front desk was very hard to deal with. First key they gave me didn't work. Could not print my receipt in the morning, after 10 minutes I gave up and got on the bus to catch my flight. I asked how I could get it, and he said I had to get it from Kayak. Business hotels know they need to be able to do this.
Breakfast was amazing and dinner too Front desk personnel behavior was unbecoming of one clerk.
The location and proximity to the airport and the shuttle service to and from the terminal. The internet service was confusing and expense and didn't work properly. Just offer free internet access to guests of the hotel like they do in the U.S. Are you really making that much money off your charges for the internet.
everything was fine wifi in the room nearly non-existing. worked only in the bathoorm and only when sitting on the toilet. I mean, sure where else would you need wifi. No shuttle to terminal 2.
Clean room, and the dinner we had was very good. We where early for check in they said it wood be a additional $40.00 plus euros. The night mag. said we could possibly check in at 1200. We talk to the next desk clerk, he said the same but check in was not till 1500 ? Then he said maybe 1300 ? I told him we are getting three different answers ? We also ate dinner there you wood think when you are patronizing a business you wood get some leeway. Then when we check out the manager said we owed them for breakfast $45.00 euros. I told her that it was included in the rate she said it did not show in there system I show her my hand written receipt she said that was not acceptable and we where out the door to get our plain. Then the shuttle driver drop off the other guest and told us that he normally only drop off at one spot but wood take to are correct gate that is at same airport ?
The hotels proximity to the airport Lack of parking
Great value for money and shuttle to airport excellent.
the beds were wonderful and the shuttle was very convenient. Breakfast at 20 Euros is too much.
Very good facilities and comfortable rooms The final bill was wrong, with an additional charge that should not have been there. I did not notice this until after I had left the hotel, but this increased the cost by 30 euro. Whether this was a genuine mistake or not is the question, and makes be doubt whether I would use this hotel again.
very nice hotel, nice surrounding, just at ease
The location is excellent and the staff were all very friendly. The breakfast was delicious and the room to an excellent standard!
The room are wonderful and very big
Location, facilities Not really a five star hotel; more like 4 star
parking, cleanliness, good restaurant no pool inside the hotel
Beautiful room and facilities with a spa and restaurant. Located close to train station and the downtown area of shopping and touring.
As a regular visitor on business by myself , I have a preference for Steigenberger. Always excellent service and friendly staff. This time I was with family for combined holiday/business trip and also for family it is a great hotel. Although no real kids facilities, the staff is very observant to a kid's needs by providing colouring books and pencils for dinner and lunch. The food was OK, but not so special. Steigenberger at Frankfurt Airport has a much better restaurant. Waiting for your drinks in the bar takes a little long as bar is not always occupied by staff.
The professionalism of the management and staff and the friendly approach to expatriates. Convenient location Difficult to criticise your performance
Highly recommended, excellent breakfast & restaurant.
This is a very good hotel, if you have the money go and visit it, if you don't have the money, you should probably also go. The building is very spectacular and makes up for some minor shortcomings.Nice garden. Good staff. With about 50 rooms it is not crowded. The Superior room I had was good enough. There is only one small elevator, they do not have draft beer. The beer as well as soft drinks are for some unknown reason all served in wine glasses. The breakfast is less spectacular as is possible in larger hotels. But it will do. The combination free minibar and many alcoholical beverages in a minibar probably gave some complications, so the minibar is free, but if you want strong liquor in your room it is roomservice or bring your own bottle. There are just 2 beers in the minibar, the rest is soft drinks. These minor drawbacks are more than compensated by the positive points of the hotel, so for me it is a perfect 10.
I really needed to Stay in Schloss Hotel and play golf daily.Unfornuntely because of rains I could play once only. Otherwise stay was comfortable.Availability Of Taxi from hotel to Kronberg Station & Vice versa is a problem. I had to walk on 3 occasions. Already stated above....Taxi issue.
Staff was very helpfull & the hotel was a grand old world castle !!!! Very good value for the price. no
we liked the royal atmosphere ,nice breakfast terrace,gardens ,cleanliness ,minibar for free unfortunately no airconditioner in the rooms ,we had to keep the windows open and flying insects were coming in the room wich scared our children
Everything exceded our expectations. The hotel is a farytale castle, in a fantastic royal park, now the most beautiful golf course in Germany. It is full of works of arts and the staff looked after us in an unforgetble maner.
Beautiful hotel No airconditioning
Hotel and staff were flawless. The hotel was magnificantly regal, well kept, and comfortable. The staff exhibited the utmost professionalism in service and attention. Staff members were courteous, friendly and helpful - no pretense. The food and wine selection in the dining room were outstanding. We were more than satisfied with our stay at Schlosshotel Kronberg.
A nice touch in the heat of the summer was that none alcoholic drinks were provided free of charge in the mini-bar.
Really amazing old castle! Worth of money. I thought germans are good to organize but the record keeping of breakfast guests changed each morning.
Location Tv channel were very limited, Internet should be supplied in the room as the hair dryer ( it is a must now), activities in the hotel were very limited ,
I have been staying at this hotel for the last ten years and I have always liked the hotel. It is in the centre and the view facing the park is exellent. No.
We had a very good overnightr stop at the Maritim and enjoyed our stay. Excellent Breakfast Buffet with very helpful staff. Secure parking in underground car-park (chargeable).
No sheets except fitted on mattress
Quiet location; nice room onto park Breakfast too pricey; need baggage ramp to 1st floor which is not serviced by a lift; should provide in-room cofee/tea service ie heater.
Wonderful peaceful atmosphere. euro for euro, one of the best hotels I've stayed in, and there's been a few...
Our friends live in Bad Soden, so it was excellent location. Arranged to meet friends in bar on Saturday night at 9pm and couldn't believe bar was closed.
I like your patience and the breakfast was very very good for vegetarians. My room was look into the square and unfortuately It was not possible to sleep with opened window because of a loudy speaker visitors (there was very loudy room and to tell the truth I dislike it).
quality of bed and pillows,cleanliness,bottled water in room no extractor fan in toilet,coffee machine not working at reception at 8am 24/10/2010
The location is excellent and the toilet is good. The elevators worked well and the basement was cool. The clerk placed us in a room between partyers staying awarke until dawn. The whole 4th floor was filled with the Muslim familiies except tor us and one other couple. The management allowed an engagement party to pray Muslim style and play music all night. They also slammed doors and talked in the hall outside our door every 10 minutes until 5 AM. We got very little sleep. All of the rooms get signiicant road noise as the hotel is on a busy street and has no AC or fans.
It was very quite location, and in generally it was OK. Internet access was terrible. If your wireless internet access can not be support well, then please arrange wired internet. I could not recommend your hotel due to the internet access.
Nice breakfast! Beautiful gardern! Nice service! We enjoyed our stay! There was a public event at the hotel on one of the days and parking was full. We ended up parking our car far away from the hotel and had trouble with carrying our luggage.
At €45 per night for a double room, has to be the best value hotel I've ever stayed, pleasant peaceful location, fresh mountain air, but only a few miles from Frankfurt. Dinner menu is lower end of mediocre, though occasional buffets are better, and several agreeable restaurants with 1 to 5 minutes walk
Staff were helpful and spoke good english. Hotel room was very nice.
Big and nice room facing the beatiful park (a little noisy because of the street traffic). Good breakfast. The bed sheet and pillows covers were not changed at time.
the room was very hot, had to keep the door to the balcony fully opened
Spacious & generally very quiet. Central location opposite park. Excellent breakfast which was served over a long period. Kitchenette Bedroom of Suite 114 directly above breakfast kitchen - noisy from 6.30 onwards. Kitchenette had no pans or utensils of any kind
The room was nice and comfortable. All hotel rooms have not air condition.
The quiet and the central location of the hotel.
Amazing breakfast!
The hotel management were very cooperative and approach our needs. the location was excelent few minutes from the train station which took us 15 minutes to the fair ground. no.
Balcony was great; Breakfast was great
The service by the staff at the checking desk. For a small town, the area is very nice and a lot to do.
Very comfortable room - Nice location - Parking in the hotel but also outside in the street (parcometers). Very good breakfast.
Close too airport, and transport to airport from Hotel. Staff was kindly. Breakfast excellent.
Staff were very helpful arranging an early return to the airport via their shuttle bus, nothing was too much trouble for them.
Very huge room given, classy settings, comfortable bed, trendy modern design, bathroom size is big!!! Very limited seats for shuttle service. The hotel can accomodate 300 rooms, but the shuttle service (every 1/2 hour) can only carry maximum 6 passangers!! Forced to take taxi from airport to hotel (cost 25 euros) and hard to reserve seats from hotel to airport, all fully booked! Very disappointed with the shuttle service. Also, hotel was quite far from airport (about 10 mins taxi ride).
comfort of room, availability of computers and restaurant
Clean, quiet, airconditioning worked, easy access from airport with free transportation, and 4 internet terminals in the lobby. Hotel had a restaurant and there was a pizza place, McDonalds and small grocery store within 2 blocks of hotel.
The staff at the restaurant was very nice and appologetic for the exceedingly high prices for wines by the glass (which they pointed out to me without me saying anything). The room was not clean with dirt on the floor, hair in the sink and bathtub, and stain on some of the furniture. The restaurant was very pricy, particularly the wine (with onl;y German and Spanish wines offered).
Layout of room. Quiet service. Price of breakfast and no alternate to large buffet breakfast
It's Location - near to airport and near to Motorway Limited food choice for dinner
Departing. Your web site specifically stated 30 minutes of free use of lobby computer. this is not true. when shown info on web site front desk personnel told me to take it up with you directly. they demanded 5 euros for 15 minutes use of computer terminal. front desk staff was absolutely rude. wouldn't recommend this hotel to anyone.
The quality of the room, spacious, quiet, large and comfortable bed. Excellent and generous breeakfast buffet. We only booked one night. If we had known how well we would feel, we would have stayed the complete 3 nights week end (seriously !)
Location in the small town. Yes, since I will stay with you again prior to my trip to South Africa and upon my return will spend an additional 2 nights at your hotel, I wanted to store a small suitcase, but was denied such minor convenience.
lovely breakfast, pool, attractive facilities, easy Internet access. Delicious house wine for dinner. either the batteries had worn out or I could not figure out how to use the TV remote.
Clean, efficient staff, close to the airport & a shittle service, very good place for an overnight between flights Shuttle bus doesn't bring you to the door but stops about a 100 meters from the entrance, you get wet if it rains
The hotels location was great, close to Frankfurt city and the airport. The staff in the bar and restaurant part were excellent. The beds were uncomfortable, the room was unbearably hot (and you couldn't open the windows because they were blocking out the sound of the airport), and the staff at reception were not the friendliest of people.
Good breakfast No free wireless internet, though listed
Clean & nice Nothing
Fantastic restaurant, quality dinners, good breakfasts. Dirty soft drink spill (coke?) down wall next to bed. Reported to reception staff who appeared to have little interest. Doubt if problem was corrected. Walls in bathroom full of dirty marks.
Facilities were clean and modern and everything was in good condition. The airport shuttle was a disappointment. The bus ran infrequently leaving many of us to wait a long time outside the airport. After a long flight, the last thing you want is to wait for a shuttle bus. The bus was over crowded and noisy, and not all passengers were for the hotel. Lastly, the bus broke down on the way to the hotel, causing further delay.
Clean, comfortable, excellent breakfast. Would definitely choose Mercure again. It's further away from the airport than you might think. They have a shuttle running regularly, but it takes about 15 minutes.
The very friendly atmosphere and the very good service at the bar/restaurant although i arrived there well after 22.00 hours.
The reception area is well kept. Breakfast is included. Nice Breakfast choices. Hallway carpet is dirty. Room has stale smell. Toilet, bath tub tiles shower curtain and sink are dirty.
Proximity to airport, had a sauna and pool, fairly good price. Not many restaurants around.
Room was clean No aiir conditioning so room and public areas unbearably hot. Were not allowed to sit in the garden with a cold drink after 10 PM - ridiculous. Breakfast was very limited.
Staff were excellent!
We liked the town of Kronberg very much. We had wonderful walks around the town and the parks.
Kronberg is a nice little town and is convenient in so far as proximity to FFM and selection of restaurants etc. The hotel is close to both bus and rail infrastructure and is in a nice position. Some of the staff tried very hard, especially one young lady from Namibia who went out of her way to make breakfast a pleasant experience. The room price was very expensive in relation to the experience and facilities offered and will deter us from staying there next time - this will also influence many of our business associates who rely on our recommendations. In comparison to another hotel where we stayed during the our visit, the breakfast food selection was extremely small and not nearly of the same quality. The bar was also below standard for the rating of the hotel.
nice Staff, very good breakfast it was a little expencive
- view to the green park from the room windows - spacious room - location close to Frankfurt City by means of the S-Train - but also very near to the Taunus mountains - friendly service Late (after 8:00 p.m.) check-in by means of access of front of entry door safe and pin code (provided on call) only. Usability of safe, pin enter and open-close procedure is awful
The proximity of the park , interior design of the breakfast room The hotel is located close to the park , but it is not a very safe area , someone crushed the window and broke into my car . There is no air conditioning in the rooms and they can be extremely hot in the summer .The owner has a strange attitute towards people booking through booking.com. - he gave me an unpleasant room on the ground floor facing the concrete parking place and when I asked for a change he said that not all the rooms are available for the booking.com guests . Finally I got a room facing the park ,but I did feel as a lesser category guest.
room service at night no
In a calm location with easy access to Frankfurt main connection. Smiling staff, basic comfort No carpet and plastic cover bathroom.
Great location and surrounding. Poor wall proof - I could hear a person sneezing in the next room.
Nice room, parking, the sign leading to the hotel, nice TV, good coffee and tea inside the room. Should provide free wireless internet in the room.
Everything was very good .The room was clear and big enaough.Breakfast oultough was expensive , was very good no
The buffets were excellent and the room was very comfortable Not much vegetarian choice in the restaurant, but the lunchtime buffets were very good. Deeper bowls for things such as fruit salad would be nice.
the food was excellent for breakfast and dinner, the gym is really good the internet in the room is not for free
The breakfast was very good and amazing in choices! I liked the hamman and the sauna, it was a very pleasant time...good bed and big room! Price of the breakfast 21€ was too excessive I though, the design of my room was too old...but it was a good deal 58€/night!
Excellent breakfast, spacious room There is very hot, everywhere inside the hotel. Our room was +26 C upon arrival....
Very good hotel for business travel Eating at the Hotel restaurant was terribly slow. I was in hurry to finish some work after dinner, but I had to start very late and I got very little sleep for my next-day business meeting.
The breakfast was very rich.And pleasent staff
Free WLAN and freshly squeezed Orange Juice No bar, no restaurant, reception closes at 10pm, staff not friendly
Quiet , close to airport / train station
the staff;location;excellent breakfast
Internet is free and work well, free parking as well. Sauna and swimming pool OK. Arriving Sunday afternoon they inform that the restaurant was closed. They provide info where to go, 10 min walking.
Our room was large and quite comfortable. They have convient on-site parking. It is 500 m from a S-Bahn stop and it is two stops to the Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof. There is a easy back road to the Frankfurt Airport and it takes 20 minutes to the car rental drop off in Terminal 1 with only one traffic light en route. Breakfast buffet was very good. Clientel seemed to be German businessmen. Nothing in particular besides one always wishes that the breakfast was free. I wouldn't hesitate staying here again if I had a rental car and I wanted to get to the Frankfurt Airport for a morning flight. Ours was at 1120 hrs.
The boss jack is a wonderful person, and friendly.
The location and value is excellent if you have a car and are flying out of FRA. Breakfast was very good and the pool and exercise facilities were a nice touch.
Very friendly atmosphere. A nice family run business. Very quiet location close to trains only 20 minutes out of Frankfurt central station. The front door is not always open, so if you plan to arrive early let them know in advance.
The ability to park our car, although the parking was tight. Easy access to the bus and train for a trip to downtown Frankfurt.
It was a buisness trip and I visited an exgibition and met friends.


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The police and fire budgets are out of control and forcing cuts to other departments, city council's finance chairman warns.
Coun. Russ Wyatt (Transcona) said annual spending increases devoted to the Winnipeg Police Service and the Fire Paramedic Service have reached untenable levels, adding most of those costs are the result of generous wage settlements.
"If you're giving four and four-and-a-half per cent (wage) increase to police and fire, it's not sustainable," Wyatt said. "The budgets have become out of control."
The city said earlier this year that based on current revenue projections, it expects shortfalls in its operating budgets of $74 million in 2014 and $94 million in 2015.
The city's 2013 total operating budget is $922.7 million.
Wyatt spent the spring and summer openly speculating about controversial methods to save money -- unpaid leaves for all non-essential staff and cutting $187 million from a wide range of city services and projects -- and said this week other civic departments are forced to make cuts to cover the generous increases given to police and firefighters.
"Our libraries, our (recreational) facilities, areas like public works, are the ones that are impacted because they will bear more cuts than police and fire, even though it should definitely be coming out of those two departments," Wyatt said.
For the 2013 budget, police spending rose 10 per cent and fire paramedic services increased 5.8 per cent. Combined, the two departments consume 44 per cent of the city's operating budget.
Wyatt said the WPS is asking for more than a 10 per cent increase in its draft 2014 budget.
Budgets for both departments are driven in large part by salary costs. The Winnipeg Police Association won salary increases of four and 4.5 per cent in arbitration for 2011 and 2012. Negotiations between the WPA and the city on the next agreement broke down earlier this year and they are going to arbitration again in the spring.
WPA president Mike Sutherland declined comment, but has said in the past wage increases for Winnipeg police have been similar to those earned by police in comparable communities.
Arbitration panels have said in the past police deserve higher wage increases than other civic unions because of the stress, danger and risks police members face compared with other civic employees.
Firefighters negotiated salary increases of 4.04 per cent and 3.39 per cent for 2012 and 2013. Negotiations for the next contract begin in October.
Alex Forrest, president of the Winnipeg firefighters union, said he was surprised by Wyatt's comments, adding Wyatt has supported the department's budgets and negotiated settlements in the past.
Forrest said the city's budget problems cannot be blamed on firefighters, adding wage increases for Winnipeg firefighters have been among the lowest in the country.
Coun. Scott Fielding (St. James-Brooklands), chairman of both the protection and community services committee and the recently formed Winnipeg Police Board, said police and fire are essential services and need to be treated as such.
"Keeping our communities safer does cost a lot of money, but we are cognizant of the fact that we need to spend those dollars smarter," he said, adding the $242-million police budget in 2013 pales in comparison with Calgary's police budget (approximately $440 million). "That's why we're in the process of a police operational review (which is expected to be made public in the fall) to determine if we are spending wisely."
Fielding said police efficiencies come with the right balance of officers on the street. Currently, there are 1,415 sworn officers in the police service, with an additional 400 civilian staff.
Wyatt said pressures put on the budgeting process by the police and fire paramedics departments is compounded by expensive infrastructure work the city doesn't have the funds to do.
He said council may have to consider double-digit property tax increases some time in the future to pay for the infrastructure work if it is unable to find the savings in the operating budget.
CUPE 500 president Mike Davidson wonders how much of the operating budget pie will be left for civic services. He said his union members are already some of the lowest paid city workers in the country and wonders just how much internal, financial damage the city did to itself during the 14-year property tax freeze.
"People may not like it, but the reality is we're playing catch-up right now," Davidson said. "There's no silver bullet. If you want city services, there's always going to be a cost."
Davidson worries the city will continue to contract out services to private interests or eliminate some services altogether to meet budget demands.
Wyatt said despite a proposed large increase in the 2014 police budget, he expects substantial savings will be identified in the outside operational review of the WPS, which he hopes will be presented to council in September or October.
"That operational review will hopefully give us recommendations on how to find efficiencies in the Winnipeg Police Service," Wyatt said.
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Shock and awe descended on the college sports world late Wednesday with the news that Lennay Kekua, the girlfriend of illustrious and award-winning Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o, did not exist and therefore did not die Sept. 12, as had been reported. It was all a hoax.
Te'o's grandmother died Sept. 12, and hours later, the sports world was informed that Te'o's girlfriend died unexpectedly from the effects of leukemia.
The story was first reported by Deadspin.com and can be read here.
On Dec. 26, Te'o and his parents informed Notre Dame coaches that Te'o was duped into an electronic and phone relationship with a woman using a fictitious name, Lennay Kekua. ESPN has ample coverage of this extraordinary development.
The university said ''the proper authorities'' are investigating a ''very cruel deception to entertain its perpetrators.'' Notre Dame would not say who, specifically, was investigating the case.
Te'o had this to say in a statement:
This is incredibly embarrassing to talk about, but over an extended period of time, I developed an emotional relationship with a woman I met online. We maintained what I thought to be an authentic relationship by communicating frequently online and on the phone, and I grew to care deeply about her.
To realize that I was the victim of what was apparently someone's sick joke and constant lies was, and is, painful and humiliating.
It further pains me that the grief I felt and the sympathies expressed to me at the time of my grandmother's death in September were in any way deepened by what I believed to be another significant loss in my life.
I am enormously grateful for the support of my family, friends and Notre Dame fans throughout this year. To think that I shared with them my happiness about my relationship and details that I thought to be true about her just makes me sick. I hope that people can understand how trying and confusing this whole experience has been.
In retrospect, I obviously should have been much more cautious. If anything good comes of this, I hope it is that others will be far more guarded when they engage with people online than I was.
Fortunately, I have many wonderful things in my life, and I'm looking forward to putting this painful experience behind me as I focus on preparing for the NFL Draft.
Let's hope Te'o is truly an innocent and naive college student and does not turn out to be a knowing participant in this hoax.
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Ted Simons: An 18-year-old student at Corona Del Sol high school in Tempe recently took home the top award for electrical and mechanical engineering at the Intel international science and engineering fair in Los Angeles. Sarah Galvin is here to talk about her award-winning project. Also joining us is Sarah Galvin's mentor, Nathan Newman, a professor at ASU's Ira A. Fulton school of engineering. Good to have you both here. Thank you for joining us there. The Intel international science and engineering fair, what is this all about?
Sarah Galvin: Well, it's really the top of the top when it comes to the science circuits for the fairs, and it's fascinating because it was really a conglomeration of 1,700 students and it is the best projects in the world coming together so that we can share ideas and interact on more the level of higher intelligence in a way.
Ted Simons: Were you familiar with the fair before you went out there? Was it anything -- anything about the whole process surprising to you?
Sarah Galvin: The Intel I stuff, it has actually been a dream for a long time. Arizona runs its own series of science fairs for students to prequalify to go to the international fair, and within these fairs I've been interacting at various levels, but I always see on the kind of edges, these people usually wearing suits and they're always the ones who win. I decided a long time ago that is where I wanted to be. So this is the first time I was able to realize that.
Ted Simons: World's largest high school science research competition. That's a lot of kids, that's a lot of folks.
Nathan Newman: Absolutely.
Ted Simons: Talk to us more about, again, how the process -- how the engineering fair developed and your part in all of this.
Nathan Newman: Yeah, so my part is actually just -- we have the privilege of doing research as professors and looking for new knowledge. And part of that is to engage graduate students as the traditional one, but one of the things that ASU does so well is excellence and access. So, the high school students that are interested in preparing for the science fair, we open up our labs, we work with them to choose projects, and we have the great honor of getting these bright, excited young students, and we do all we can to help them succeed and it's really up to them to, you know, learn the fundamentals and then move on to do their project and it gives us great joy to see all of them progress and learn, and some of them, like Sarah, have done so well and just do amazing things that we sit back and watch and are very proud.
Ted Simons: Talk to us now about your project. I understand it's an innovative approach to improve spin polarization in thin films for spin transport electronics, what am I talking about?
Sarah Galvin: Yes sir, well that is the title of my project, but taking it down to a level that is very understandable, the practical application.
Ted Simons: Yes
Sarah Galvin: I'm working in a field that was developed very recently, spintronics, and that focuses on utilizing a different way of manipulating the materials to produce a new kind of electronics based more on magnetism then like passing current, so it allows us to make things smaller and faster, more efficient, and then within that category I'm focusing on a specific material to optimize if for use in these applications.
Ted Simons: And now the material, correct me if I am wrong here, magnesium oxide is usually used, you found a different material to use?
Sarah Galvin: Yes. Magnesium oxide is usually used because it actually creates a higher quality seaFAST which is what the title abbreviates to, but I found that using another substrate, another base structure, which is substantially less expensive, actually produces a better value that we're looking for in the application into these electronic devices.
Ted Simons: More efficient and less expensive?
Sarah Galvin: Yes, sir.
Ted Simons: No wonder you won the award. So, when Sarah came to you with this idea or said, hey, here is what I'm thinking, what were you thinking?
Nathan Newman: Oh, I thought it was great. To be honest Sarah had been working in the lab a little bit last year, and so we had been working on this type of electronics, and what we hope it can do eventually is right now computers have memory, and logic in the separate. The devices that Sarah was working on pioneering allows you to make magnetic memory right on chip. So you can have a computer on a chip. We won't need computers that have the separate one. So, when Sarah said she would like to look at a material that is more efficient and choose a substrate that would work better, we made sure the equipment was there, we asked her what the plan was and we let her carry it out. What I usually do is we meet on a regular basis and I ask what did you do, what did you find? What does it mean?
Ted Simons: Right.
Nathan Newman: And then I watch as the project progresses, and it starts with, you know, a seed and it grows. It is real exciting.
Ted Simons: When the project does progress, are you watching every step of the way going, boy, I sure hope this works, and just kind of watching? Because, I mean, it may not work.
Sarah Galvin: Absolutely. That's really what research-based science is. It is very different from my high school classes, for instance, chemistry, where my teacher always knows what the end result of a lab is going to be, because he knows the educational target. But in research-based science, that is really what allows us to expand into the unknown. It's one of the most interesting parts for me personally.
Ted Simons: So why did you go into this particular, was there something about this idea that got your attention? How did you get started in all of this?
Sarah Galvin: I started working with Professor Newman through ASU's SCENE program, which is an educational outreach for high school students such as myself, and his lab deals predominantly with these types of projects within the spintronics applications, and a couple of months ago, he said -- I was just finishing another project. He really said find something that interests you, bring it back to me, and if it is viable, we'll go. So I did a bunch of research and I found this material was particularly interesting to me from a physics standpoint and we decided to run with it.
Ted Simons: Run with it you did. Now I'm assuming occasionally a kid will come to you, and you will say no, would you steer them in a different direction? Obviously with Sarah you didn't, but sometimes do you have to kind of nudge a little bit?
Nathan Newman: You try not to say no too often.
Ted Simons: Sure.
Nathan Newman: Because if you do the experiments and you're always right, you're not doing the right experiments. So you have to try new things. Sometimes I'll explain what the limitations are, why I'm concerned, you know, research is such a great way to learn. That's why research is done at the universities. And so when a student comes and they say this is -- this is new and this is something that I'm going to try, I never say no, but I do say here is the conventional wisdom. Do you want to try it?
Ted Simons: Here is what you need to think about.
Nathan Newman: That's right. And hopefully, you know, we learn something and 99% of the time we learn things, not everything works.
Ted Simons: What are you thinking about as far as taking this particular project into the future, taking your education into the future? What's next for you?
Sarah Galvin: Well, I, first of all, I'm going to be attending ASU in the fall. So I'm going to continue working for Professor Nathan Newman because it has been a fantastic opportunity, and with that said, I would like to continue looking into this, because it is very interesting and my results would indicate something that really needs to be spread to the public. So hopefully we will be publishing on something very similar to this and that way the information will get out so others can expand upon it.
Ted Simons: As far as you expanding though, are there other avenues, other things that interest you that once you get to the university, you're going to think I might nose around over here a little bit?
Sarah Galvin: I think that one of the best parts about ASU is that it is such a large environment, but you can specialize and make it more of a small school experience. So, my work with Professor Newman is fantastic. I really enjoy it. I'm also very interested in government and politics. So maybe I'm going to do a double major or minor in that area. I haven't declared that for my first semester, but it might be second year.
Nathan Newman: I think research scientists are very much needed when it comes to politics. About 30 seconds left here. When you get students coming in, do you have to focus them a little bit or do you want them to spread out and see what they can find?
Nathan Newman: I think it is a combination and it depends. I usually let the students go at their own free will and I watch how it develops. Some students need more step by step guidance and some you stay out of their way. And at the end, we just are there to give opportunities and we hope for success, and so it has been a lot of fun.
Ted Simons: Well very good. Congratulations to you, and congratulations to you. We expect to hear more from you in the future. Thank you so much for being here.
Sarah Galvin: Thank you.
Ted Simons: Thank you both.


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text: Thank you, Ken I second Lloyd. Torque has been very stable and reliable here too. With your clarification, I will continue to use 'pbsnodes -o', of course! :) Regards, Gus Correa Lloyd Brown wrote: > That's kinda what I figured. > > I do agree that routinely using "qdel -p" to clear a job from a downed > node is a bad, but sometimes (very, very rarely) required practice. In > the 6 or so years I've been working with Torque, I think I've done it 2 > or 3 times total, and we've literally handled several million jobs at > least, during that time. > > Thanks for clarifying. > > Lloyd Brown > Systems Administrator > Fulton Supercomputing Lab > Brigham Young University > http://marylou.byu.edu > > On 08/24/2011 05:27 PM, Ken Nielson wrote: >> This may be my misunderstanding. This thread started with the crash of a MOM and so I was still thinking in terms of a crashed or downed MOM node. As far as setting a node to offline any running jobs will continue to run. If the offline is cleared on the node the job will still continue to run uninterrupted. >> >> Sorry for any confusion. >> >> Ken > _______________________________________________ > torqueusers mailing list > torqueusers at supercluster.org > http://www.supercluster.org/mailman/listinfo/torqueusers


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Process name: mcci+Mcci Tray Application
Product: mcci+McciTrayApp
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Company: Motive Communications (motive.com)
File: McciTrayApp.exe
A background process, the MCCI Tray Application is a status monitor and configuration utility for broadband internet. Created by Motive Communications, it is included with many broadband internet service provider's base services. This process monitors your connection and speed and relays messages to you when it detects an issue. It also allows you to set your preferences with regards to your broadband setup. Founded in 1997 as a software company supporting broadband services, Motive Communications was acquired by Alcatel-Lucent in 2008.
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|it slows my speed down and sometimes locksup ie when loading a page. krstank
|it is installed with verizon DSL Bill Leventer
|Verizon's outsourced Phillipine tech support downloads Motive's GotoAssist PC access prog so they can (temporarily) take control of your PC for online diagnostics. They claim GotoAssist "disappears" after use, but files & Registry detritus remain behind. SyGate blocks McciTrayApp.exe when it tries to launch McciBrowser.exe to call out to remote host quick.verizon.net. Vz's tech didn't even have a list of executable defs to refer to! You can disable it via RUN MSConfig. At SystemConfig, change GENERAL tab radio button from Normal to Selective Startup, goto Startup tab, disable McciTrayapp.exe The Webwyvern
|see it running in windows task manager John
|It is installed with BT Broadband; on Windows 98 systems, it has become unresponsive and stops the system from shutting down. Also stops certain other Windows 98 functions, including defragger... Jez
|I have this file on my Vaio for my wireless Bellsouth connection. I've been having a problem with the file getting caught in a constant loop every now and then. The problem I'm having is 90% of the time the application works as it was designed to do. But the other 10% of the time it gets stuck doing something and slows my computer down, almost to a dead stop. I'll pull up task manager and this app has my CPU time maxed out at 99%. So everytime i haer the fan on my Vaio going nuts and the computer gets hot, I have to go end the task and it immediately starts itself back up. Pain in the butt. Butch
|On my computer it is part of my Verizon DSL software package. dave newman
|Is part of Bitdefender programme - Firewall/Antivirus software Ray Garrens
|allows Verizon to apparently modify Internet zones to custom to allow verizon "updates" could be BS Dr Zen
|main Applikation from BLUEWIN WLAN Assistant STS
|will not stop popping up Bill DeWitt
|It appears it was automatically loaded when I upgraded my Bell Canada HS DSL Router John Gio.
|Used for CD/DVD Burning Vegeta
|It will not delete Bill DeWitt
|I believe it was installed when I migrated to Verizon's FiOS service. I declined any of the Verizon software when I ordered the service but the installer (contract emp.) loaded Verizon's full package. I also spent two weeks looking for problems on my PC that I traced to "agent.exe", another component of Verizon's software load. Ken Child
|McciTrayApp.exe provides tray access to Motive's(part of Verizon DSL) Broadband 2.0 configuration and repair utility. It only uses memory when windows is starting but after that doesn't use any memory at all. You can remove it from your startup list with no adverse side effects(but there is really no advantage to doing so except maybe one or two seconds off your startup time if your computer is VERY slow) If you end up needing to use it, you can just start it manually. See also: Link Jim M
|It installed with Bellsouth DSL and will lock up my computer making me restart to stop it. M. Baker
|Apparently it is used by Motive Communications, Inc. Needed for Telus connection. I found it in C:\Program Files\TELUS\TELUS Wireless Connection Manager See also: Link Joseph
|Installs with Verizon DSL & Fios - Connects to help / service somehow - can be removed from start-up but not sure about deleting it.. mrz
|Installed by Verizon in online help and support files. Is debilitating to workstations and loads on start up without identifying itself in system tray. Can be removed by using Add/Remove Programs - remove Verozon online help and support. This will delete all Mcci files provided by Motive. They are not necessary and can be malicious. Jan Orey
|It showed up after I installed the Verizon-Inhome_Agent bonzoguido
|mccitrayapp.exe in the system tray was consuming 1/3 of my CPU. A Bell Canada employee told me it is called "Internet check-up" and to go ahead and Remove it because it was a trial sort of thing. The folder Program Files/BellCanada had an uninstall app that didn't work. I tried using the "Add and Remove Application" but it didn't work either. I finally just typed "msconfig" in the Run option at Start Button and unchecked it in the Startup tab. See also: Link David
|it downloads/installs during set/install of Verizon WiFi software drjawn
|Installed automatically when I booted up tonight. - I use Verizon FIOS Steve SD.
|Bell Canada provides it as a package called Internet Checkup, as the first user reported. I was having problems with one of the processes in the package refusing to shut down when I shut down Windows XP on my laptop. When I reported my problem to Bell they told me to replace the version I had with a new one, which seems to have fixed the error. I notice now that McciTrayApp.exe is taking a steady 4-5% of my desktop CPU, while the updated version grabs 2% every 10 seconds or so on my laptop. I'll try updating the desktop. See also: Link Tom
|The mcciTrayapp kept trying to make harmful changes to my computer. It also wouldn't let me uninstall it. San Zee
|I noticed that something was taking over some processes on my computer. In email, internet games, and when I checked advanced in the internet options for IE, there was one of the options I ded not want checked and it could not be unchecked, it was dimmed. If anyone uses BellSouth or ATT and other websites to pay their bill directly, I wonder if it was being uploaded and down on my computer. I notice some things cannot be changed. These files are in my registry and addon list. rubee
|Can't be removed conventionally---remove from startup in system configuration GeeCal
|I just ran a program, Dr. Web, that detected Trojan.Siggen2.56601, in mccitrayapp.exe. My address bar kept opening and closing, opening and closing,.. very fast, flickering. Killing this virus stopped it. See also: Link Dan
|As stated eralier, it is a function of Bell Internet Service Advisor, Internet Check-up. I openned the app, Service advisor, opnned the support tab, Internet Check-up loads. Four tabs are diagnosed, Account, Email, Browser and System and Connection. Each has three reports, Green Check=Running Properly or Yellow Triangle=Optimize or Update or Red X=Trouble shoot and run fixes. In my case, I had a corrupt user profile in Outlook Express. I Openned Otlook Express, deleted the profile and the Red X turned to Green Check.. I don't know if this add-on is essencial, but it helped clear up a problem Trev
|If I dont allow it access to internet at startup my router doesnt work Andy
|My version is unsigned and it says it came from Comcast. Ross
|slows down the internet explorer and the apps in ie Suriya
|McciTrayApp.exe: came with AT&T Troubleshoot tool. Valerie B
|Have AT&T UVerse internet, and it shows up in my task bar (Windows 7). Did not appear on install of the AT&T software, but showed up a few months later. Seems to have no effect on connectivity, and is connected to the "MCCI+MCCITrayApp" . . . T Hill
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The Mission of the African Methodist Episcopal Church is to minister to the spiritual, intellectual, physical, emotional, and environmental needs of all people by spreading Christ's liberating gospel through word and deed. At every level of the Connection and in every local church, the African Methodist Episcopal Church shall engage in carrying out the spirit of the original Free African Society, out of which the AME Church evolved: that is, to seek out and save the lost, and serve the needy.
The word African means that the church was organized by people of African descent and heritage. It does not mean that the church was founded in Africa, or that it was for persons of African descent only.
The church's roots are of the family of Methodist churches. Methodism provides an orderly system of rules and regulations and places emphasis on a plain and simple gospel.
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Iressa in Poor Performance Status Patients With Previously Untreated Advanced Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer
This study has been completed.
SCRI Development Innovations, LLC
Information provided by:
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ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: September 12, 2005
Last updated: May 2, 2011
Last verified: May 2011
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Because of the demonstrated single agent activity and excellent tolerability in patients with refractory non-small cell lung cancer, ZD1839 may be of benefit in the first-line treatment of patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer who have poor performance status. In this phase II trial, we will investigate the single agent activity of first-line ZD1839 in patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer with poor performance status
|Lung Cancer
|Drug: ZD1839
|Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Phase II Trial of Single Agent ZD1839 (Iressa) in Poor Performance Status Patients With Previously Untreated Advanced Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer
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MedlinePlus related topics: Lung Cancer
Drug Information available for: GefitinibU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by SCRI Development Innovations, LLC:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Overall response rate
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Overall toxicity
- Quality of life
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|March 2003
|Study Completion Date:
|September 2005
|Primary Completion Date:
|March 2004 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Upon determination of eligibility, patients will be receive:
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
To be included in this study, you must meet the following criteria:
- Biopsy proven non-small cell lung cancer
- Recurrent non-small cell lung cancer after previous surgery or radiation
- Advanced disease (stage IIIb or IV)
- No previous chemotherapy or biological therapy
- Require significant assistance with activities of daily living
- Measurable disease
- Adequate bone marrow, liver and kidney function
- Give written informed consent
Exclusion Criteria:
You cannot participate in this study if any of the following apply to you:
- Brain metastasis
- Meningeal metastasis
- Other uncontrolled malignancies
- Women pregnant or lactating
- No measurable disease outside previous radiation therapy field
Please note: There are additional inclusion/exclusion criteria. The study center will determine if you meet all of the criteria. If you do not qualify for the trial, study personnel will explain the reasons. If you do qualify, study personnel will explain the trial in detail and answer any questions you may have.
Contacts and Locations
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00193336
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00193336
Sponsors and Collaborators
SCRI Development Innovations, LLC
|Principal Investigator:
|John D. Hainsworth, MD
|SCRI Development Innovations, LLC
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on July 24, 2017
Additional Information:
Spigel DR, Hainsworth JD, Burkett ER, Burris HA, Yardley DA, Thomas M, Jones SF, Dickson NR, Scullin DC, Bradof JE, Rubinsak JR, Brierre JE, Greco FA. Single-agent gefitinib in patients with untreated advanced non-small-cell lung cancer and poor performance status: a Minnie Pearl Cancer Research Network Phase II Trial. Clin Lung Cancer. 2005 Sep;7(2):127-32.
|Responsible Party:
|SCRI Oncology Research Consortium, SCRI
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00193336 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|September 12, 2005
|Last Updated:
|May 2, 2011
Keywords provided by SCRI Development Innovations, LLC:
NSCLC Lung Cancer
Non Small Cell Lung Cancer
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Lung Neoplasms
Carcinoma, Non-Small-Cell Lung
Respiratory Tract Neoplasms
Thoracic Neoplasms
Neoplasms by Site
Lung Diseases
Respiratory Tract Diseases
Carcinoma, Bronchogenic
Bronchial Neoplasms
Antineoplastic Agents
Protein Kinase Inhibitors
Enzyme Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
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