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In a day when almost nothing seems shocking, it can be hard to believe that there was once a time when a women with short hair and a knee-length skirt would send gasps across America. But that's exactly the world Millie Dillmount grew up in, and the one she takes audiences to in El Dorado Musical Theatre's production of "Thoroughly Modern Millie," a high-spirited Broadway musical that will leave kids of all ages laughing and wanting more.
The story starts out on the fast-paced streets of New York. The year is 1922, and Millie has just arrived from her home state of Kansas —without a job, without a place to stay, without a plan. The only thing she has is determination and her dream of starting a new, "modern" life in this land of opportunity.
Millie soon realizes she has a lot to learn. Within minutes of her arrival, she is robbed and loses a shoe. It is only thanks to the kindness of a stranger who mocks her naivety, a dashing young Casanova named Jimmy Smith, that she makes it off the street still in possession of her suitcase and checks into a nearby women's hotel. What Millie and Jimmy don't know, however, is that the owner of the hotel is the leader of a white slavery ring to Southeast Asia. While Millie is looking for a job and planning to take control of her love life by marrying her boss, "whoever he may be," this dragon lady is making some very different plans.
Based on the popular 1967 movie, the stage version of "Thoroughly Modern Millie" includes wonderful songs and rousing dance numbers. Debbie Wilson, EDMT's artistic director, directs and choreographs the fast-paced show, which won six Tony Awards including Best Musical in 2002. Filled with frisky flappers, dashing leading men and a dragon-lady of a villainess, the show features 37 local performers ages 12 to 20.
Julia Adams, who plays Millie, is a senior at Oak Ridge High School. She's been acting and singing since she was 6 and has performed in more than 30 EDMT productions, and also with Sacramento Music Circus and Folsom's Sutter Street Theatre. Adams plans to study musical theater in college and hopes to go to Broadway someday. She says she likes playing Millie because she relates to her. "Millie is independent and determined," Adams explained. "She has a dream and she goes after it, and she speaks her mind. That's a big deal, especially in this time period."
Collins, who plays Jimmy, is a senior at Charter University Prep and said acting has really improved his self-confidence. "I used to be really shy. The first time I got on stage I was really nervous. The confidence that I've gained here is huge," he said. "It's really made me a different person and taught me about life. We're always performing, in a sense; it's just that the audience is different. I love that, when you perform, you have the chance to bring light to other people's lives."
Millie Dillmount (Julia Adams), Jimmy Smith (Zack Collins), Miss Dorothy Brown (Kelly Maur) Trevor Graydon (Andrew Wilson), Mrs. Meers (Anjie Rose Wilson), Muzzy Van Hossmere (Olivia Kaufmann), Ching Ho (Zach Wilson), Bun Foo (Dylan Gray), Miss Flannery ( Jillian Curry), Ruth (Kiersten Hunter), Gloria (Nicole Sevey), Alice (Madison Sykes), Rita (Samantha Teter), Lucille (Kylie Joerger), Cora (Allie Frew), Ethel Peas (Claire Soulier), Dorothy Parker (Bethany Wheat), The Pearl Lady (Samantha Teter), The Letch (CJ Knoble), Officer (Stephen Knoble), George Gershwin (David Bryant), Kenneth (Quintin Casl), Mathilde (Emily Martorana), Rodney (Connor Ricketts), Daphne (Alexis Vasile), Dexter (Brandon Karrer), New Modern (Lexie Loos); People of NYC, Moderns, Party Guests, Nightclub Performers, Speak Easy Patrons, Waiters, Tappers, etc.: Abigail Jacobstein, Alexis Vasile, Allie Frew, Avery Speel, Bethany Wheat, Brandon Karrer, CJ Knoble, Claire Soulier, Clara Whetstone, Connor Ricketts, David Bryant, Drew Matthews, Emily Martorana, Emily Ziegler, Hannah Davis, Jillian Curry, Jordan Soto, Justin Harvey, Kelsey Fairchild, Kiersten Hunter, Kylie Joerger, Lexie Loos, Lindsay Alhady, Madison Sykes, Nicole Sevey, Quintin Casl, Samantha Teter, Selma Gebhardt, Stephen Knoble.
EDMT's "Thoroughly Modern Millie" comes to the Harris Center for the Arts, 10 College Parkway in Folsom, Feb. 14-23. Showtimes are 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday; 2 and 7 p.m. Saturday; and 2 p.m. Sunday. Ticket prices range from $18 to $36. For more information or to purchase tickets call (916) 608-6888, visit harriscenter.net or stop by the box office open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday and two hours prior to every performance. Group discounts are available to groups of more than 10.


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Nontron knife
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Nontron knife is a traditional wooden-handled knife manufactured in the village of Nontron in the Dordogne area of southern France, in a tradition said to date back to the 15th century. The handle is usually of boxwood. Nontron knives are decorated with pokerwork designs based on a distinctive logo, and are now highly prized as a style item. The Nontron penknife is similar in appearance to the cheaper and much more widespread Opinel knife, though the blades and handles are more various in shape. Nontron also manufacture a variety of table cutlery, chefs knives, and carving knives. Many of these use the traditional boxwood handle but others use more modern materials compatible with dishwashers.

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Media release regarding dishonesty offending in Northland
Media release regarding dishonesty offending in Northland
Police are warning Northlanders to be vigilant following a number of burglaries, thefts ex-car and vehicles being stolen in the mid and far north areas.
Since Christmas Police have noticed spike in these crimes, particularly in Paihia, Kaikohe, Mangonui and Kaitaia.
As a result Police staff have been deployed to locations where the crimes have been taking place in an effort to deter the offending.
Police are also asking the
public to be vigilant and if they see a crime in progress or
any suspicious activity to call Police immediately on
Historical crimes can be reported via the Crime Reporting Line by calling the local Police station.
If people have information about any dishonesty offending and they wish to remain anonymous they can call the organisation Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Far North Area Prevention Manager Senior Sergeant Chris McLellan says the population in Northland increases at this time of year with many visitors coming north to enjoy the beaches and weather.
"Unfortunately that brings more opportunity for thieves to take advantage of unsuspecting visitors. For instance some of the burglaries have taken place at baches on our coast line.
We want our visitors to enjoy their time here, not become victims of crime."
Mr McLellan says people need to take simple precautions to lessen the opportunity for criminals to steal.
"Lock your vehicles and take valuables with you. If a thief can see an item within easy reach they will take that rather than go to extra effort to break into a locked car and search for items."
Mr McLellan advises residents to lock their houses whenever they are away and ask neighbours to keep an eye their properties.
"I realise that it is hot at this time of year, but it is also advisable to close doors and windows when you are outside and keep small valuable items, such as cellphones or laptops out of view."


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Tacloban, Philippines (AFP) Nov 16, 2013
Japanese medics working to help victims of the Philippines typhoon have deployed wireless mobile X-ray kits using tablet computers, a world first in a disaster zone, a team spokesman said Saturday.
The technology, which was developed after the huge tsunami that hit Japan in 2011, allows doctors to take a look inside patients instantly, and even lets them enlarge the image with familiar iPad gestures.
Joji Tomioka, coordinator of the Japan Medical Team for Disaster Relief, said the system had been created in response to what doctors needed in the aftermath of the Japanese disaster.
"This is the first time that we are deploying it in a disaster situation," Tomioka told AFP at a modern tent medical clinic put up by the Japanese government to help victims of typhoon Haiyan, which crashed through the central Philippines more than a week ago.
At the partly air-conditioned clinic in the ruined city of Tacloban, a radiologist placed a camera on the chest of 72-year-old Carlos Llosa as he sat in his wheelchair.
The X-ray image was instantaneously transmitted through a wireless router to an iPad and to a nearby laptop.
With a thumb and a finger, the doctor was able to zoom in for a more detailed view of the problem area.
"It looks like he has tuberculosis," Tomioka said after looking at the image as the patient was wheeled out. Japan's 26-strong medical team includes doctors, nurses, pharmacists, cardiologists and medical technicians. The outfit is able to provide medicine and carry out minor surgery.
Tomioka said Japanese medical experts are seeing about 200 patients a day as part of a large international aid effort to reach the estimated 13 million people affected by one of the most powerful storms ever recorded.
The United Nations says 4,460 people are now known to have died when the ferocious storm hit. It said Saturday that 2.5 million people still "urgently" need food.
"The Philippines helped us during our hour of need in the tsunami," Tomioka said, referring to the global outpouring of sympathy in the aftermath of a catastrophe that cost 18,000 lives.
"Now it's our turn to give back."
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Transcranial Ultrasound in Clinical SONothrombolysis (TUCSON)
This study has been terminated.
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HSHP International
The School of Health Sciences and Human Performance recognizes that the opportunity to study abroad is a valuable part of a student's educational experience as preparation for health, education, sport and leisure professional careers. As a result, the faculty within the school have developed several ways in which our students can 'experience' their professions in different cultures.
First-hand experience in a foreign country immerses students in issues of culture in every day life, and helps them to gain an appreciation of the similarities and differences experienced by people from different cultures. In addition, these experiences encourage examination of the effect of culture on professional beliefs, behaviors, services and delivery systems, thus permitting reflection on how the US system as evolved differently.
To date, faculty-led trips have taken students to China, Malawi, Finland, and the Caribbean. To learn more about these trips, click on the links to the left.


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     Hi all,

I definitely have a whole chapter planned just on ports.

What sort of timeline is needed for the elegant solution? I have decent flexibility regarding the order I write the chapters, but would need to get to the ports chapter some time in November.

Cheers,

Dru

> Dru, what's the deadline for the Ports section? While at EuroBSD, we
> may have found a far more elegant solution that Kris was testing even
> before we went to sleep!
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> -matt
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> On Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at 3:26 PM, Ian Robinson <email@example.com> wrote:
> > Dear Dru --
> >
> > It's great to find you checking in here, and If you are checking back in
> > please write yourself a program note to devote some time to PCBSD's "new"
> > ports dichotomy and its local base settings that require users to use
> > "runports" to install and run ports. While Kris has made this easy in the
> > sense that he has given us menu items to do it (switch local base, employ
> > runports, etc.), I think the ports standard base vs. local base and the
> > difference between installing "system" ports and upgrades vs. "user" ports
> > and upgrades remains a mystery to many PCBSD users and the PCBSD
> > documentation is thin if not malnourished. Because of your great writing
> > style and the clarity that you bring to subjects, your including runports
> > information in your book could de-mystify this area for the average PCBSD
> > user.
> >
> > Ian Robinson
> > Salem, Ohio
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Sign up now to watch all of the exciting Eagles action on the web! Georgia Southern University Athletics is excited to offer Eagle Vision, your online destination for exclusive LIVE & on-demand streaming video & audio straight to your computer. This broadband video channel is the ultimate place for Georgia Southern fans on the web! Eagle Vision is powered by GeorgiaSouthernEagles.com, the Official Website of Georgia Southern University Athletics.
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Urban Decay Urban Arsenal
This limited edition Urban Decay set is HOT. You get the essential Eyeshadow Primer Potion, lengthening and volumizing black mascara, lip plumper, lip gloss, four eyeshadow shades, and a fabulous blush. And did I mention you get all that for $42? So go and grab yours while they're still available!


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Originally Posted by Jimmy Boogaloo
i wanted to believe.
just saw on the UG, people talking about Fricket/Winner as if that's going ahead.
i like that drew character. sober for a year almost. he doesn't want to fight andre imo
He walked out to this gem at Cage Rage when he fought Mark Weir I seem to remember.
Points for that.
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A project to design a new aircraft rescue and fire fighting building at MacArthur Airport has received an infusion of cash from the federal government.
The U.S. Department of Transportation has allocated $725,779 in grant funds under the Federal Aviation Authority Airport Improvement Program for the design of the new emergency facility, which will include an emergency operations center, bays for vehicles for fire rescue and hazmat, a dispatch center and a fire rescue staging room.
The new building, which is located outside of coastal flooding areas, will serve as an emergency command center to support the Town of Islip's emergency preparedness infrastructure.
More breaking news
- Obama looks to create jobs, put GOP on the spot
- Bernanke puzzled by weak consumer spending
- MacArthur Airport getting $725,000 from feds
- FDIC gives First Central Savings poor grades
- Chinese firms on U.S. exchanges face fraud charges
- Broadridge buys Paladyne for $76.5M
- Q&A: Joseph Perri, Gold Coast Bank
- Signature beefs up private banking operations
- Google buys restaurant review service Zagat
- Laffer, wife plead guilty in 4 pharmacy killings


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by Staff Writers
Beijing (AFP) May 7, 2013
The death toll from the H7N9 bird flu outbreak in China has risen to 31, according to official figures, with four more people dying of the virus in China's eastern provinces.
The number of people infected also increased to 129, official statistics showed, up two since Thursday.
The four new deaths included two from Jiangsu province and one each from Zhejiang and Anhui, according to figures from China's Health and Family Planning Commission released late Monday.
No further details on the deaths were revealed by the commission.
The virus was first reported in late March, with most cases confined to eastern China, and only one reported outside the mainland, in Taiwan.
Experts fear the possibility of the virus mutating into a form easily transmissible between humans, with the potential to trigger a pandemic.
But the World Health Organization has said there is no evidence of human-to-human transmission.
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The Silver Queen Gondola on Aspen Mountain will be free to the public this weekend, marking the end of summer operations.
With the recent federal government shutdown closing the road to the Maroon Bells, the Aspen Skiing Co. has decided to run the gondola for free so guests can access the views and peaking fall foliage.
"The Bells may be closed but the bucket's open," said Rich Burkley, SkiCo vice president of mountain operations. "We know people come to Colorado from all over the world this time of year to see the stunning scenery and with the road closure and the difficulty of access for many people, this gives our guests a chance to view forests blanketed in gold and crimson from the summit of Aspen Mountain. We are hopeful for a quick resolution as we know many in our community and around the country are negatively affected by the shutdown."
The Sundeck will remain open for food and drinks, and there will be live music on Sunday with the Goodman band. The gondola will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.
Aspen's City Market will close at 9 p.m. instead of 11 p.m. starting Monday.
The early closure is because the store is building a new sidewalk, a project that has also taken away several parking spots on the building's north side.
The 9 p.m. closing is to last through Oct. 11.
Connect for Health Colorado, the state's online insurance marketplace, is now open and offers individuals, families and small businesses a one-stop shop to compare, pick and purchase health insurance plans, as well as access to new up-front financial assistance based on income.
Open enrollment is underway at www.connectforhealthco.com [1]. Those who purchase plans by Dec. 15 will have coverage beginning Jan. 1.
Eagle County, in partnership with Garfield and Pitkin counties and Mountain Family Health Centers, was one of 58 organizations in the state selected to provide in-person assistance to customers of Connect for Health Colorado. The entities received $750,000, one of the top five funding awards in the state, to run a local Health Assistance Network through Dec. 31, 2014.
The network includes health-coverage guides who are available to assist with evaluating health plan options, applying for insurance affordability programs and enrolling in health coverage. All health coverage guides are bilingual in English and Spanish and are available by appointment in a variety of locations in Aspen, Basalt, Eagle, El Jebel, Glenwood Springs and Rifle.
To schedule an appointment online, visit www.eaglecounty.us/HealthAssistance [2]. To schedule an appointment by phone, contact the health coverage guide closest to you:
Eagle — Maricela Pinela: 970) 471-0672
Aspen/Basalt/El Jebel — Yolanda Thierfelder: 970 471-3554
Glenwood Springs — Jennie Quevedo: 970 471-3510
Rifle — Sonia Acosta: 970 471-5964.
For more information, visit the Connect for Health Colorado website at www.connectforhealthco.com [3] or call 1-855-PLANS-4-YOU (855-752-6749).
The Sunlight Winter Sports Club and the Sunlight Volunteer Ski Patrol will be holding their annual Great Ski and Sports Swap on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The location is at the Orrison Distributing Warehouse, 3 miles south of Glenwood Springs on Highway 82. The swap is one of the first of the season. There is a $1 admission fee and early birds are welcome to shop from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. for a $5 admission price.
If you wish to sell your gear, consignment items will be checked in today from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the warehouse. There is a $1 fee to sell your item and 20 percent of your sale price is donated to support the Sunlight Ski Club and Sunlight Ski Patrol.
Volunteers are needed to work during the sale, as well as Friday night check-in and Sunday afternoon check-out. Organizers need cashiers, floor monitors, cleaning crews and back room accounting staff. Volunteers are able to shop early with no early bird admission fee. Call Ken Murphy at 970 456-7907 to volunteer.
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Saturday, June 30, 2007
Fate of GTMO in Justice Kennedy's Hands
The fate of the detainees are now likely in Justice Kennedy's hands. The four most conservative members of the court-- John G. Roberts Jr., Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas and Samuel A. Alito Jr.-- will undoubtedly side with the government. The four liberal justices-- John Paul Stevens, Stephen Breyer, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and David Souter-- will weigh in on the side of the detainees right to challenge their detention. The vote of Anthony M. Kennedy is key. According to the New York Times:
Fully a third of the court's decisions, more than in any recent term, were decided by 5-to-4 margins. Most of those, 19 of 24, were decided along ideological lines, demonstrating the court's polarization whether on constitutional fundamentals or obscure questions of appellate procedure. The court's last-minute decision, announced on Friday, to hear appeals from Guantánamo detainees required votes from at least five of the nine justices.Fortunately, on the issue of Guantanamo, Kennedy has been clear. He sided with the majority in Rasul v. Bush, Hamdi v. Rumsfeld, and Hamdan v. Rumsfeld. While it will likely be a close 5-4 decision, the vote of Kennedy should reaffirm habeas-- thus help reinstate the rule of law in the United States.
Of the ideological cases decided this term, the conservative majority, led by Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and joined by Justices Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas and Samuel A. Alito Jr., prevailed in 13. The court's increasingly marginalized liberals — Justices John Paul Stevens, David H. Souter, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen G. Breyer — prevailed in only six, including the four Texas death penalty cases.
The difference depended on how Justice Anthony M. Kennedy voted. Remarkably, he was in the majority in all 24 of the 5-to-4 cases. In the 68 cases the court decided by signed opinions, Justice Kennedy dissented only twice.


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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 22.0106 Monday, 6 June 2011
Date: June 4, 2011 1:39:32 PM EDT
Subject: The Tragedy of Arthur
I've just begun reading "The Tragedy of Arthur" by Arthur Phillips. It is a kick. It is a novel built around a lost Shakespeare play found, involves twins, a loony dad, and brilliant Shakespeare interpretations and references—A real treat so far.
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Vibrating Hand Chair
Kick back in your dorm room after a long hard day of studying and/or work in this hilarious chair in the shape of colorful chair. Vibrates to provide relief for sore back and legs.
Your dorm room will be the talk of the hall with this chic and modern sleeper sofa. Microsuede fiber cover with sewn-on buttons cover the ultra thick and comfortable polyfiber-topped cushioningTags: furniture, sofas, home decor, decor, couch, beds, sleeping, sleeper couchAdded 10 Years Ago from Dormroomstation


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Michael Kors 2010 Fall
a rugged sole and lots of straps for sexiness
a pair of simple flat sandals with a unique ruffle cuff. these are so cool!Tags: sandals, leather, cuffs, summer, Marc Jacobs, flats, travel gear, glam, springAdded 7 Years Ago from Barneys
comfy sandals. the leather is super soft and i especially love the scaled leather t strap. these would be perfect to travel with.
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Immigration Law
Immigration Law Questions? Ask an Immigration Lawyer.
So even if she overstay in the USA, she will still be eligible to get permanent resident? As you said, the out of status should be excused. But if not, she will not get PR, and never can come back to meet us, once she left USA, is that correct. If yes, could you please suggest, how can we overcome from this?
Hi Kalpana,
If she is asked to leave the US, and she has overstayed for only 3 or 4 months, she is not subject to a ban for unlawful presence. But if she is in the US for 6 months or more illegally, then she is subject to a 3 year ban. If she is in the US unlawfully for 1 year or more, she is subject to a 10 year ban.
The only way to overcome this ban is to get approval of the I-601 Waiver of Ground of Inadmissibility. This can only be approved if she can show that a US citizen or permanent resident would suffer extreme hardship if she is not allowed to re-enter the US.This rarely happens in the case of an immediate relative of a US citizen who is 21 years of age or older.
Here is information about this: http://www.scottimmigration.net/content/i601memo.
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If I wii be applying citizenship in January, it should not take that much long, so as soon as I get citizen I will definitely applying for her. So I can imagine, she will not be overstay not more than 3 months. If she has medical issue, so that she has to stay here for medical purpose for few months. Do you think it will help for to get excuse for this case?
Yes. I think it can be helpful.
But you have to show proof that she was receiving care in order to use that excuse.
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NEW YORK--Medscape has hired George Lundberg as Editor-in-Chief.
Lundberg chose Medscape (of 15 job offers) for the opportunity to provide medical information on the Internet to practicing physicians and to the public. "We can offer speed to publication without sacrificing quality," he said. "We can attract peer review."
"I believe Medscape will be the brand name people will trust for Internet information," said Lundberg, at a press conference at the New York Academy of Sciences on 24 February 1999.
Instead of having journalists cover presentations at medical meetings, Medscape sends doctors who are "opinion leaders," to write reports, said Lundberg. "We want the best physicians to peer review on the spot, and report to the Medscape audience the next day." This information would not otherwise have been submitted to medical journals for publication for 6 months or more, he said.
Medscape will deliver "clinically useful information to physicians in their day-to-day practice," said Lundberg, "and for patients in their interaction with physicians."
Medscape will not compete with the "big 4" (JAMA, the NEJM, The Lancet and the British Medical Journal), because it will be clinically oriented. Medscape is not publishing primary results of medical research, although, said Lundberg, "I believe it will happen."
"Articles do not change opinion," said Lundberg. "Opinion leaders change opinion." So by giving physicians assessments by opinion leaders on the Internet, "they can change physician behavior much faster."
Medscape's reporting will not conflict with the Ingelfinger rule, "as long as these meetings are open," said Lundberg, in response to a question by Janice Hopkins Tanne (who has been covering the Lundberg story for the BMJ).
"The Ingelfinger rule is not supposed to be applied to regular presentations" where scientists present their work openly to their colleagues. "We're not writing about the whole paper, the methods and results, the tables." The average doctor isn't interested in that anyway. The "print" journals are becoming archival, and places for researchers to talk to other researchers.
Lundberg would argue that it would be against the "public interest" to deny Medscape access to open medical meetings.
Lundberg joined Medscape because (1) It was the first medical site on the Internet (2) It has the largest audience (3) It has always followed the highest ethical standards (4) The potential audience of physicians, other medical professionals and patients (5) The small group of top officers with whom "I can work with and communicate" (6) "The excellent assemblage of the right people at the right time to share medical information."
Paul Sheils, JD, president and CEO of Medscape, developed the Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition. EVP Jeffrey Drezner, MD, PhD, a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, joined Medscape when Medscape acquired an HIV and oncology Internet information company he founded. Peter Frishauf, chairman of the executive committee, covered student protests for UPI and the New York Times during "the war-torn 1960s." Frishauf graduated Columbia J-school and is a member of NASW. Lundberg, a pathologist, was a Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam war, a war, he often says, "I didn't like very much." (Dermatologist E. Ratcliffe Anderson, MD, the AMA EVP who fired Lundberg, was an jet fighter pilot and Lieutenant General in the Air Force during the Vietnam war.)
In response to a question from Mark Bloom of Physicians' Weekly, Lundberg said that he was guaranteed absolute editorial integrity by Sheils, "as part of my contract" and a "trust relationship." (PW has an article, "Off with his Head," on the Lundberg firing, and several stories about Lundberg and Anderson in its searchable database).
Regarding ethics of medical information on the Internet, Lundberg cited his editorials, "Assessing, Controlling, and Assuring the Quality of Medical Information on the Internet, Caveant Lector et Viewor--Let the Reader and Viewer Beware, 16 April 1997, and Policies for Posting Biomedical Journal Information on the Internet, 11 June 1997, and also coverage in the BMJ.
[Note: These links no longer work. When Lundberg was editor, these articles were available free on the Internet, along with several other important stories and regular features from JAMA, but soon after he left, the material older than 1999 was removed, and beginning 1 April 2000, JAMA's full-text articles will only be avaiable to paid subscribers.]
On his firing from JAMA, "I cannot and shall not comment" said Lundberg. "My great legacy was the quality of the staff," and I have reasonable confidence that this will continue." He remains a member of the AMA and pays his dues, "which is a lot of money," but "I have no official relationship with the Journal."
A press release and background information is on Medscape's web site. The press conference is cybercast, and can be heard on the web for at least 90 days.
Esther Dyson, a Medscape board member, was there. I asked her how Medscape fits into the trends in medical information on the Internet.
Medscape is "getting more personalized," said Dyson. It was "very dry." It will have more "opinions that are labeled as opinion and backed up by fact." There are a lot of "quirky" one-man shows on the Internet. "Personality with substance is what we look for. The trash on the Internet is still going to be there."
The information that is best-suited to the Internet, said Dyson, is "chunky" (in small pieces) and timely. People will not read a long article on the Internet; they will download it, she said. She distributes her own $700/year newsletter, Release 1.0, in print, because it contains long essays, and because it's not timely. (But some content, including abstracts, selected issues and a calendar of events, is free on the web.)
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"This bill represents tepid, ineffective and meaningless change," the Governor said in his veto message on the bill, A-3590. "I proposed real reform which would give local officials another tool to constrain property taxes. The legislature has sent me special interest approved 'reform' that will do nothing to constrain property taxes. The time for real reform of civil service is overdue. I cannot and will not sign this bill in this form."
In May last year, Governor Christie proposed a comprehensive set of proposals – the property tax reform tool kit – to empower local governments to control their biggest cost drivers and contributors to property tax increases. Among the most important of those recommendations was reform of New Jersey's antiquated civil service system. Interestingly, the shared services proposals touted in the legislature as a panacea for local government costs control is hamstrung by the bill in its current form – and its lack of a civil service opt-out provision.
As the Governor noted in his veto message, even the legislature's much-touted Local Unit Alignment, Reorganization and Consolidation Commission (LUARCC), in a December letter to the Governor and legislature, determined that civil service seniority-protection rules are among the most significant barriers to shared services between municipalities.
Further buckling to special interests, the bill fails to adequately address temporary layoffs – furloughs – as a tool available for municipalities to avoid significant permanent layoffs. The bill suggests that it permits negotiated furloughs – a right already permitted under the Employer-Employee Relations Act.
"What local governments need, however, is the ability to unilaterally institute temporary layoffs so that more senior union representatives are not empowered to force permanent layoffs by failing to agree to a temporary layoff plan," the Governor noted in his conditional veto, which authorized local officials to institute furloughs in a fair and equitable manner.
The bill in its current form also adds bureaucracy with the creation of a task force to abolish civil service titles and revise certain practices of the state Civil Service Commission – a task the Commission is already authorized to do and which it is currently engaged in, resulting in the elimination of 1,000 civil service titles since the Governor took office. Creation of the task force will merely serve to slow down and hinder the Commission's ongoing efforts, which are already authorized by law.
While the bill includes some useful provisions – such as extending the working test period, providing for 9-month seasonal appointments and making terminal leave payments optional under certain circumstances – the bill fails to deliver the fundamental civil service reform provided in the Governor's tool kit of reforms.
A copy of the veto letter [pdf 170kB] can be found as an attachment to this release.
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Governor Christie also issued an absolute veto of Assembly Bill 3273, a bill that would have worsened the considerable financial issues facing New Jersey's Medicaid program and undermined the fiscal year 2011 budget agreement enacted in June. In a bipartisan agreement with the legislature, Governor Christie closed an unprecedented $11 billion deficit without raising taxes, while still protecting funding for health care services for New Jersey's women and children and low-income families.
The New Jersey Medicaid program faces a huge budget shortfall of nearly $1.1 billion in Fiscal Year 2012 due to the loss of nearly $1 billion dollars in non-recurring federal stimulus funding and a continued "maintenance of effort" requirement for that funding mandated by the Federal government both as a condition of taking stimulus funds and as part of the federal health care reform law.
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"As New Jersey's Medicaid caseload continues to grow, federal funding is decreasing dramatically. This legislation will add to that gap in both the short term and the long term, including the expansion of the program to an entirely new population of individuals. As the State continues to confront its significant Medicaid shortfall, this piecemeal approach does not make sense from an overall fiscal and healthcare policy perspective."
Despite the economic crisis, Governor Christie has been able to maintain funding for health care services for New Jersey's women and children and low-income families. The Fiscal Year 2011 budget continued Governor Christie's commitment to ensuring that the most vulnerable have access to comprehensive health care services, including access through Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs), local state Health Department clinics, free standing clinics, and hospital-based clinics.
Furthermore, the Governor's Fiscal Year 2011 budget provided an increase of $85 million in charity care and hospital funding, $40 million in funding for FQHCs, funding for cancer screenings for low-income families through the New Jersey Cancer Education and Early Detection program (NJCEED), which among other things funds mammograms and pap smears, colorectal exams and prostate screenings, and over $20 million in funding for health services for low-income families. These health services include programs that serve low-income women and children.
A copy of the veto letter [pdf 115kB] is attached.
Barnegat Bay Bill Conditional Veto
Governor Christie also conditionally vetoed A-3415, calling some of the conditions set forth in the legislation unrealistic. The bill would require the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to adopt a total maximum daily loads (TMDL) standard for the Barnegat Bay ecosystem within two years and to require the DEP to adopt nutrient standards for New Jersey marine waters.
While the objective of the proposed bill compliments Governor Christie's 10-point Comprehensive Barnegat Bay Plan announced in December, many of the timeframes and requirements mandated by the bill are not realistic or doable with existing resources, and it does not account for the need for more science and data to back up the decision on whether to set up a TMDL.
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(CNSNews.com) – Words like "hope" and "change" peppered conversation on Friday as the Republican National Committee (RNC) gathered in Washington, D.C., to elect its new chairman, and when the votes were counted and Michael Steele claimed victory, and became the first African-American to lead the Grand Old Party.
"As a little boy growing up in this town, this is awesome," Steele said as he accepted the chairmanship in front of a cheering crowd that was happy to stake its claim to a historic election. "It's with a great deal of humility and a sense of service that I accept and appreciate and thank all of you for the opportunity to serve as the next national chairman of our great party."
It was a roller coaster election, with six ballots cast and Steele earning only six more votes than the 85 needed and defeating his sole opponent in the last contest, Katon Dawson, head of South Carolina's GOP.
When the voting started well before noon, incumbent chairman Mike Duncan took the early lead with 52 votes to Steele's 46. Dawson had 28, Saul Anuzis, 22, and Ken Blackwell, 20.
Discussion on the floor buzzed about Steele, the former lieutenant governor of Maryland who some said might be too liberal to win. He also had been critical of George Bush, which some party loyalists disliked.
Ken Blackwell, former Ohio secretary of state, who many described as the most conservative candidate, ran fifth in a field of five, but 15 of his backers held on until Blackwell bowed out of the race before the fifth round – throwing his support to Steele.
"We need someone who can inspire hope," Blackwell said of Steele. "We must be a party that makes good the promise of Lincoln."
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"I can't believe it," Ann Dickinson, Missouri committee member, told CNSNews.com. "I'm in shock."
"Obviously, the winds of change are blowing at the RNC," Duncan said as the crowd collectively drew in its breath and then gave Duncan a standing ovation.
"It's been the greatest honor of my life," Duncan said of his two-year tenure as RNC chairman.
Steele supporters, sporting blue and white Steele stickers, were buoyant that their candidate was chosen as the new chairman of the GOP.
"I think it's his ability to deliver the message," Pat Brady, committee member from Illinois, told CNSNew.com. "We need a good messenger."
Brady also said Steele's independence is a virtue.
"Sometimes you need to criticize the president when you don't think he's doing the right thing," Brady said.
The last candidate to drop out before the final ballot was Saul Anuzis, son of Lithuanian immigrants who said he found the American dream in a Detroit car factory and threw his hat in the ring as the head of the Michigan Republican Party.
When Steele's 91 votes were announced, the crowd rose to its feet, and Steele made his way slowly to the stage as his supporters stopped him with hugs and handshakes.
The last time the RNC held a competitive election was in 1997 when Jim Nicholson came from third place on the first ballot in a field of seven to win the chairmanship.


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Possibly getting her baby bump checked out, Drew Barrymore was spotted leaving a medical center with her fiance in Los Angeles, California on Wednesday (April 2).
Wearing a large cream-colored sweater with baggy jeans, lace up brown boots, sunglasses and a chunky colorful necklace, the "Never Been Kissed" actress made her way through the parking lot holding beau Will Kopelman's hand.
Although Drew is keeping mum about pregnancy rumors (she's said to be having a girl) - it's getting hard for her to hide her growing belly and, on top of planning for a baby, the actress is also readying for a wedding that is thought to be taking place on June 2nd.
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Individuals wishing to adopt a pet from the Lake Humane Society must complete an application and have a valid form of identification. You must be 18 years of age to sign the adoption forms.
When the application is complete, a staff member will review it and answer any questions that you may have. The purpose of this application is to assure that you have made the appropriate selection for your particular lifestyle and be certain that you understand our requirements regarding the animal. Based on our guidelines, we reserve the right to place our animals only in homes that are suitable for the needs of the animal.
Once your application is approved, a staff member will complete the necessary paperwork and review it with you. In addition to an adoption contract, you will receive a list of all vaccinations and medical treatment that the animal has received while in our care.
It is required that all pets adopted from the Lake Humane Society be taken for a veterinary physical with a veterinarian of your choice. You will receive a certificate for a FREE veterinary exam at a participating Lake County veterinarian. This certificate will cover only the veterinary examination fee. You will be responsible for any additional costs incurred at the visit.
The Humane Society of the United States estimates three to four million dogs, cats, puppies and kittens are euthanized because there are not nearly enough homes available. In 1999, a new Spay-Neuter program was started here at Lake Humane Society that enables us to spay and neuter all cats, kittens, dogs, and puppies prior to them going up for adoption. This wonderful program has helped us do our part to fight companion animal overpopulation.
Puppies up to 6 months: $130
Dogs 6 months to 6 years: $90
Dogs over 6 years old: $70
A dog license is required at the time of the adoption and costs $15.75.
Kittens up to 6 months: $100
Cats 6 months to 6 years: $50
Cats over 6 years old: $30
Rabbits: $30
Ferrets: $25
Guinea Pigs: $15
Pocket Pets: $5-10
A $10 administration fee applies to all adoptions.
Dog Adoptions – Spay/neuter, initial deworming, rabies vaccination, microchip, veterinary examination, initial vaccinations and heartworm test.
Cat Adoptions – Spay/neuter, initial deworming, rabies vaccination, microchip, veterinary examination, initial vaccinations, Feline Leukemia/FIV Combo test.
Rabbit Adoptions – Spay/neuter and veterinary examination.
Here at Lake Humane Society we use The ASPCA's Meet Your Match Program for all of our adoptable cats. We also use the ASPCA's SAFER Assessment for all of our adoptable dogs.


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When Stanley Kubrick's horror film "The Shining" came out in 1980, one of the major criticisms it received — besides the fact that it deviated so much from the original Stephen King novel — is that it felt like an underwhelming exercise from the aging filmmaker.
Kubrick had made such challenging and bold pictures as "2001: A Space Odyssey" and "A Clockwork Orange" — what was he doing making a horror movie about a family that goes to look after a hotel for the winter that turns out to be haunted?
In other words, people wanted more from Kubrick.
As with most Kubrick films, "The Shining" eventually went on to be regarded as a classic. The reason why it's so great is because it can be watched and appreciated on two levels. It can be enjoyed on a skin-deep, entertainment level: The story and characters are compelling and contain Kubrick's usual directorial flair (tracking shots, the uses of classical music, etc.). In addition, the movie is incredibly effective as a horror film because — like all great horror films — Kubrick doesn't rely on empty "gotcha!" scares or a large amount of blood and gore. Instead, he simply presents a terrifying image (two ghostly girls or a tidal wave of blood flowing out of an elevator), and then through craft (cinematography or a music queue played at just the right moment), he lets the scary image speak for itself.
At the same time, there are puzzles and ambiguities all over "The Shining." Kubrick asks a number of questions but doesn't necessarily answer all of them — instead, letting the audience members draw their own conclusions.
This is different from the novel. King's 1977 book is a good, pulp-horror read, but once it's done, it's done. There's really no reason to go back to it; whereas, there is plenty to go back to and look at in Kubrick's film.
Theories abound
In Rodney Ascher's documentary "Room 237," all of the supposed hidden meanings and subtexts of "The Shining" are explored. The film — which played at the 2012 Cannes International Film Festival — is admittedly trivial, but it is an awful lot of fun to watch and highlights the pleasures in analyzing (and perhaps overanalyzing) a movie.
Ascher brings together film historians, journalists, film archivists and filmmakers who are all convinced they've unlocked the secret meaning buried within Kubrick's film. We never see their faces; we only hear their voices as they walk us through scenes from the movie, pointing out the various clues. It's sort of like a video essay. The first theory comes from ABC reporter Bill Blakemore, who thinks that the entire movie is a metaphor for the genocide of the Native Americans. He points out such clues as the Calumet brand of baking powder in the background of a couple scenes, the Native American decorations all over the hotel lobby and the fact that the hotel was buried atop an Indian burial ground.
The second theory comes from film historian Geoffrey Cocks, who thinks the movie reflects Kubrick's concerns with the Holocaust. At one time, Kubrick was planning to make a Holocaust movie, but when Steven Spielberg started making "Schindler's List," he thought the two projects were too similar and stopped. Cocks thinks that since Kubrick could never directly address the Holocaust, he did it indirectly, as he sees Holocaust references all throughout Kubrick's body of work.
The third theory is the probably the most "wacko" of the theories — all I'll say about it is that it links "The Shining" to the famous Apollo 11 moon-landing footage (and the supposed artificiality of it).
The organization of the movie can be a little clunky: Ascher jumps from one theory to another and back again, although I suppose he partly does that to show where the different theories overlap with each other.
A few of the smaller theories (one involving a Dopey sticker on Danny's bedroom door) feel too far-fetched, but the theorists support their wild claims with evidence from the movie.
You also need to remember that Kubrick was incredibly intelligent, a great chess player and known to be a perfectionist when it came to shots and compositions in scenes. Blakemore even mentions seeing a picture of Kubrick stacking cans and boxes of food in the pantry part of the hotel set where the Calumet cans are.
Kubrick liked to make challenging films, and so it's very possible that he had one, or maybe more, of these themes in mind while making it and put in these subtle clues for the viewer.
Different takes
Whether any of these theories are right or wrong, "Room 237" reminds us of one of the great things about cinema and art, in general: We all have a different perspective and interpretation of a movie or work of art, influenced by our backgrounds, interests and our overall outlook on the world. Even though these theorists are watching the same movie, they all took different meanings out of it.
Kubrick may not have intended any of those underlying themes, but it's those underlying themes that have kept the movie alive. It's more than 30 years later, and people are still talking about "The Shining," still analyzing it and still enjoying it. That's why it deserves to be among the great films in history.
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According to Nespresso - "Tanzarù is a light-bodied espresso with invigorating notes of citrus fruit and fresh grass. With a subtle and balanced Arabica from Peru as a base, the Tanzanian Arabica brings a lively and fruity character to this coffee."
The new 2010 Nespresso Limited Edition is out and available for a little spring variety. The blend of coffees from Peru and Tanzania will certainly be a little different than the regular shot in the morning. I have a few on order already.
Order capsules and maybe even the custom designed cups at Nespresso
These can be enjoyed on the whole line of Nespresso brewers including, The Nespresso Citiz, Nespresso Essenza and the Nespresso Le Cube.
Update: Check out some early impressions and tasting notes on the Nespresso Tanzaru Espresso Capsules
The Pod CM02 is a single serve espresso machine using rigid capsules, and looking like some futuristic espresso machine. The unit is designed by experienced espresso machine designer, Vinod Gangotra for Selec Line (Asia). The simple to use machine features push button ease, and is a great solution for home or small office use.
We found this on our sister site, Single Serve Coffee, and we are not sure when this will get released, or under what brand.
At Gangotra
OK - so it looks like the capsules are going to be green this year after Nespresso's Facebook teaser. Tanzaru capsules will be available for us this spring as the Nespresso Limited Edition. It seems that the Limited Edition will be an Arabica blend of coffee from Peru and Tanzania and will have a more mild body with stronger top notes of fruity citrus, cherries and fresh grass.
The Limited Edition espresso cups are designed by Christian Ghion and feature butterflies dancing around plants. I like the new rounded handles that seem to match the rings on the saucer. This is in contrast to the triangular shaped handles on cups in the past.
With warmer weather in the air, I am ready for a bit of variety. Looking forward to it.
The Limited Edition Nespresso capsules are in the works for 2010 and we are looking forward to whatever comes out this year. Always an interesting blend and a well orchestrated campaign to market them.
In recent years special limited editions have focused on small batch or specialty coffees from sub-regions in growing areas.
Nespresso just posted a poll on Facebook asking Fans what color capsule they will represent the the new blend. The Orange, Lime Green or Purple capsules are not striped and in a very unscientific look - I think the green is winning. Besides, Purple was done for Goroka, and Orange was done for Oa; I think it's time for green.
What do you think and what do you want to see this Spring for the color of the limited edition capsules?
Starbucks has rolled out an innovative plan to get people in the habit of coming to the shop, and drinking their coffee. Coffee drinkers who purchase a brewed coffee every week and track their experience through a Coffee Journey Card will receive a free 1-pound of whole bean coffee. Not bad for those who drink it anyway and if word of the program spreads, this might just get a few new users into the store too. The program started yesterday and runs through May 3rd.
"We have a remarkable selection of high-quality bold coffees from around the globe and we wanted to provide an opportunity to showcase them," said Dub Hay, Starbucks senior vice president, Coffee. "Highlighting bold coffees also provides a backdrop for us to implement the Pour Over brewing method which helps ensure our brewed customers can quickly have a bold coffee of their choice after 12 p.m."
Starbucks is also debuting the "Pour Over" method of brewing, also known as cone brewing where they will brew a cup of fresh decaffeinated or other bold coffee that isn't already brewed just for you. This sonds pretty appealing and offers a fresh cup instead of settling for a blend you aren't really interested in. They will take hot water, and pour it over the fresh grounds, filtering it through a cone right into your cup. I think that this is a great way to enjoy coffee and never fails to make a good cup if you start with a great ground coffee. More at Starbucks.
Full Press Release is below.......
Handpresso, the handheld Espresso machine, can get you an espresso just about anywhere you have hot water. Barry Sonnenfeld, director of such films as Men in Black, has a video posted where he shows off his espresso talents when he visits the Badlands of South Dakota and a few other famous sights around the country. Who knew Abe was such an espresso fan (watch the video)?


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Teachers in America are having free gun lessons supported by firearms advocates who want concealed weapons allowed in schools.
The six-hour long training sessions in West Valley City, Utah, show teachers how to handle the likes of a Sig Sauer handgun.
It is the latest effort by pro gun groups to arm teachers following the Sandy Hook School shootings in Connecticut this month which killed 20 children and six adults.
The pupils were aged 6 and 7. Gunman Adam Lanza got the weapon from his mother, a gun enthusiast and his first victim.
Gun-rights advocates insist armed teachers would be able to act more quickly than law enforcement in protecting children if a shooting took place.
Clark Aposhian, of the Utah Shooting Sports Council, which set-up the teacher gun lessons for free, said: "We're not suggesting teachers roam the halls for an armed intruder.
"But a gun is one more option if a shooter breaks into a classroom."
But many say it is dangerous to allow guns in schools because students could overpower teachers and get hold of their weapon.
Carol Lear, of the Utah Office of Education said: "It's a horrible, terrible, rotten idea."
The National Rifle Association has proposed placing armed police officers at each of the nation's 98,000 schools.
Next month, President Obama will present Congress with plans to tackle gun violence.


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J.W. Anderson Resort 2015
New premises, fresh start. Since LVMH invested in J.W. Anderson seven months ago, the label's circumstances have changed somewhat—to put it mildly. "Our quality has gone up, which is important—and we're able to resolve ideas in a way we couldn't before." Before LVMH came into the picture, Anderson and his tiny team was holed up in a tiny, cold studio in Shacklewell Lane. Now he has a staff of almost 40, working away in spacious offices across three floors of a former local council block in the East End of London—not far geographically, but light years away in terms of organizational backup, fabric resources, and such engine-primers as the e-commerce department he has readying to go.
Do we see the transformation in terms of what he's produced for resort? "Wearable concepts," Anderson said—meaning he's leveraged calmer, more sophisticated translations of the cutting, wrapping, and knotting experiments he's shown on his runway in the past two years. It is one thing for a young designer to be hailed for an interesting "concept," but in the fast-forward environment of fashion, quite another to be able to slow down, back up, and develop arresting imagery into clothes women can buy.
A "resolve" example that will make J.W. Anderson followers sit up: a blue-and-white-striped shirting top with a knotted shoulder, a ruched, pin-tucked side, and a draped-up-and-down peplum. He showed it over a pair of precisely tailored black pants—a bit of a slouch, side-pockets positioned low. Afficionados will recognize the shirt fabric as a signature revisited from one of the first collections that singled Anderson out as a promising emerging Londoner with something clean, fresh, and dynamic going on.
Other designs in this collection rephrase the pinstripe suiting and the clunky raw-edged things he's been proposing for a couple of seasons, easier to "get" now that they're channeled into pajama two-pieces and trench coats. Now he's added a black and white graphic hieroglyphic print—derived, he said, from paintings by the fifties artist Keith Vaughan—to silk skirts and tops with an appealing up-and-down-y asymmetry. Yes, there's something in here that reads "eighties Japanese conceptual," but it's filtered through Anderson's sportswear brain—simplified and processed in a way likely to tempt a grown-up market he's never yet managed to reach.


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- Mango sherbet made at home tastes so much better.
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Situated near the airport, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Kuriyama Park, Narita Yokan Museum, and Narita Tourist Pavilion. Naritasan Shinshoji Temple and Naritasan Park are also within 1 mi (2 km).
Hotel Features
This hotel features a restaurant, a bar/lounge, and self parking. Free WiFi in public areas and a free airport shuttle are also provided. Additionally, dry cleaning, laundry facilities, and free newspapers are onsite.
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All 207 rooms feature thoughtful touches like pillow menus and slippers, plus free WiFi, free wired Internet, and LCD TVs with digital channels. Other amenities available to guests include refrigerators, Egyptian cotton sheets, and rainfall showerheads.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wired and wireless Internet access. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests at scheduled times. This Japanese business hotel also offers complimentary newspapers in the lobby, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Richmond Hotel Narita has designated areas for smoking.
- Number of floors - 10
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
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- Total number of rooms - 207
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- Free newspapers in lobby
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- Free WiFi
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- Family Hotel
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- Air conditioning
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free toiletries
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- Free newspaper
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
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- Rainfall showerhead
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
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- Digital TV service
- Free WiFi
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- Down comforter
- Egyptian-cotton sheets
- Pillow menu
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6:30 AM and 10 AM.
Stella - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Spa Services
- Massages
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 15
Check-in time ends at 5 AM
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 12 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Only service animals are allowed
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
Parking height restrictions apply
Additional breakfast fees apply to children who are booked in Breakfast Included rate plans and sharing a bed with adults. For more details, please contact the property using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
- Resort fee
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: JPY 1200 for adults and JPY 600 for children (approximately)
- Self parking fee: JPY 900 per night (in/out privileges)
- Early check-in fee: JPY 3000
- Late check-out fee: JPY 3000
Hotel Name
- Hotel Richmond Narita
- Narita Richmond Hotel
- Richmond Hotel Narita
- Richmond Narita
- Richmond Narita Hotel
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A resort fee is included in the total price displayed. Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare requires all international visitors to submit their passport number and nationality when registering at any lodging facility (inns, hotels, motels, etc. ). Additionally, lodging proprietors are required to photocopy passports for all registering guests and keep the photocopy on file.


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Damiano Nava (1982) likes to use the camera as a diary. After moving to Berlin, in November 2009, he found it hard to spontaneously meet people of his generation who might be interested in being photographed. He didn't speak German, and it was hard for him to establish the kind of intimate relationship required for the project. "I was like someone having problems finding a soulmate, so it seemed like a natural step to turn to the internet", he writes in his introduction. He wrote an ad and posted it on Craigslist and Exberliner. For about two years, the ad generated new contacts. Nava received about a thousand e-mails, met around a hundred people and took pictures of the few who were comfortable with him. This book gathers these photos, together with a selection of the emails he received, and an "Afterword" by Italian art critic and curator Guido Bartorelli. A faithful portrait of a generation, with its narcissism and its peculiar relationship with traveling,... More > communication, body language and image making.< Less
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text: TALKING TO ENTREPRENEURS How to make a splash in the app sector Add to ... The Globe and Mail Published Tuesday, Sep. 20, 2011 6:00AM EDT Last updated Thursday, Jan. 05, 2012 12:48PM EST In Part One of Talking to Entrepreneurs, Andrew Sider talks about his latest entrepreneurial endeavour, UrbanOrca, and how he came up with the idea Watch More Video: The one critical skill most startup founders don't have Video: A doughy old friend gets a hot makeover The Globe takes Small Business Summit to Calgary Board game inspires top real estate investor Is Canada's venture capital system beyond repair? Three things venture capitalists want in a startup Venture capital chief reveals secret to securing financing OMERS Ventures 'not interested in the exit' High-tech office keeps workers plugged in, happy Why more small businesses should consider the cloud Do women bring a distinct vantage point to business? Glow in the dark night at SPiN How has Canada's venture capital market changed? How Method holds onto the magic Method co-founder on his battle with dirty Kit lets you build your own skateboard The future of DJing, right here Video: San Fran or T. Dot? Techpreneur weighs in In a sea of apps, will yours sink or swim? Young Hamilton photographer has the need for shutter speed Comments Share via email Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on LinkedIn Print More Related to this Story Video: In a sea of apps, will yours sink or swim? Video: San Fran or T. Dot? Techpreneur weighs in


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Ollie Hicks, 23, from Thorpeness, Suffolk, was met by friend Prince William in Falmouth, Cornwall amid a rapturous welcome.
He finished off at the Isles of Scilly on Wednesday morning, nearly 124 days after setting off from New Jersey, USA.
Bad weather dashed his hopes of breaking the 62-day record and he recorded the slowest crossing.
He said after landing in the Scillies: "It was just one of those things. If we had had better weather, we would have been quicker.
"I have no regrets at all about being out there so long, but I am very pleased to be home now. The last weeks have been very tough as it got colder and wetter and darker and rougher."
Mr Hicks, a friend of Holly Branson, the daughter of his main sponsor, Virgin Group boss Sir Richard Branson, added: "I reckon I've got another row in me.
"Nobody has successfully rowed the Southern Ocean yet, so I could possibly head down to the Southern Hemisphere. I'd like to achieve a real first."
Mr Hicks also became the first Briton to row solo from the United States to England when he landed at Porthcressa Beach on St Mary's in the Isles of Scilly on Wednesday afternoon.
He was met in Falmouth by Sir Richard, who said: "It is as remarkable an achievement as any of the great British adventurers and unlike say Scott of the Antarctic, he has managed to come all the way home.
"All I said was get a weatherman so he knows if a hurricane is coming his way. It's all his own guts and determination that has achieved it."
During the crossing Mr Hicks was re-supplied en route by a passing Royal Navy warship HMS Cumberland when food on his 24ft boat Virgin Atlantic was running low.
Fewer than 150 people have rowed the Atlantic and only 10 have completed the west-east trip from Canada or the USA.
Mr Hicks's rowing boat is a self-contained vessel capable
of carrying two men, and has made the crossing twice already.