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The Life Spectrum of Asthma: Online
The incidence and prevalence of asthma has increased considerably in recent years. Asthma is not a single disease, and its expression, remission, progression, and severity can vary based on age and gender. Therefore, it is crucial for allergist/immunologists, as specialists in the diagnosis and management of asthma, to understand how to select the most appropriate patients for the use of immune response modifiers and how to assess and manage the risk-benefit ratio of treatment. The Life Spectr...
Aging: Challenges for Clinicians
Aging: Challenges for Clinicians is a 3-hour online continuing education (CE) course that provides a review of the aging process, illustrating potential challenges and effective solutions.
Americans are living longer and there are proportionately more older adults than in previous generations due to the post-World War II baby boom. Many Americans are now living into their eighties and beyond. In healthcare, the volume of older people may soon outnumber the supply of healthcare professionals...
Back to the Future: Clinical Experience with and Access to Lipid-Lowering Agents of the Past, Present, and Future
With each passing year we gain new insight and understanding around the clinical utilization of lipid-lowering therapeutic agents. Our historical experience with older agents can often inform our knowledge and interpretation of how we view newly available options and those in development.
How does our prior experience with statins and LDL-C lowering help us to better utilize and contextualize the newest classes of specialized high-intensity therapies? When do we consider off-label drug use ...
The Immunosuppression Balancing Act: Preserving Long-Term Allograft Function for Optimal Patient Outcomes
The current goal of transplant medicine and immunology is to develop strategies to extend the life and functionality of every allograft. Outcomes of renal and liver transplantation have improved; yet, allograft loss remains a substantial problem associated with increased morbidity, mortality, and costs.
Education to transplant clinicians about evaluating all aspects of post-transplant care, including regular monitoring, can lead to a reduction in allograft dysfunction or loss. In addition, ...
Deep Remission, Top-Down Treatment Strategies and Real-World Data in Patients with UC: An Interactive and Innovative Case Series
Ulcerative colitis (UC) is an inflammatory bowel disease with a progressive course characterized by exacerbations and remissions. Traditionally, the goals of therapy for UC have entailed resolution of clinical symptoms such as rectal bleeding, bloody diarrhea, abdominal cramps, pain, and fatigue. However, treatment goals for UC have evolved to a treat-to-target strategy with targets such as mucosal/endoscopic healing, histologic healing, or deep remission (i.e., clinical, biochemical, and endo...
Improving Outcomes Through Proactive Monitoring of Transplant Patients
The current goal of transplant medicine and immunology is to develop strategies to extend the life and functionality of every allograft. While outcomes of renal and liver transplantation have improved, allograft loss remains a substantial problem associated with increased morbidity, mortality, and costs. Identifying the pathologic pathways responsible for allograft loss and developing targeted therapeutic interventions are currently some of the biggest challenges in transplant medicine. Educat...
Treating to Target in Patients with Gout and Chronic Kidney Disease
Gout is the most common form of inflammatory arthritis in the United States. Hyperuricemia/gout in patients with CKD constitutes a significant burden for patients and society. Patients who are not managed adequately experience painful gout attacks, loss of function and productivity, and may develop long-term complications. The economic burden is also increased from patient utilization of prescription medication use, emergency room visits, and hospitalizations from gout or its serious complicat...
Paradise Lost: The Neurobiology of Child Abuse and Neglect
This video is a replay of a plenary session from the 9th Annual Chair Summit Master Class for Neuroscience Professional Development held in Miami, Florida on September 15 – 17, 2016.
At the end of this CE activity, participants should be able to
recognize the impact of early childhood trauma on long-term outcomes.
Treating to Target in Patients with Gout and Chronic Kidney Disease: A Patient Simulation
Gout is the most common form of inflammatory arthritis in the United States. Hyperuricemia/gout in patients with CKD constitutes a significant burden for patients and society. Patients who are not managed adequately experience painful gout attacks, loss of function and productivity, and may develop long-term complications. The economic burden is also increased from patient utilization of prescription medication use, emergency room visits, and hospitalizations from gout or its serious complicat...
Getting to Goal Can Be Difficult: Brian
Explore options for treating T2DM with new interactive, multimedia cases that provide specifics on the practical aspects of patient management of T2DM. Each case is an individualized experience in which patient outcomes depend on learner choices. Improve your skills while earning AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™.
Getting to Goal Can Be Difficult: Louise
Explore options for treating T2DM with new interactive, multimedia cases that provide specifics on the practical aspects of patient management of T2DM. Each case is an individualized experience in which patient outcomes depend on learner choices. Improve your skills while earning AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™.
Mental Health 101: The Class No One Wants to Talk About
The need for mental and behavioral health services on college and university campuses is increasing for both new students who arrive with documented psychiatric disabilities and other students who are coping with traumatic life issues, stress, anxiety, depression, and emerging mental and behavioral health illnesses. The American College Health Association (ACHA) organized a national research survey (National College Health Assessment, NCHA) which provides the largest known comprehensive data s...
The Latest on Key Nutrients, Dietary Supplementation, and Healthy Skin: A Virtual Reality Learning Experience
Skin is widely known to reflect a person's general inner-health status and aging, but do clinicians who treat patients' skin think about what the skin may be saying about a patient's overall health status?
Nutrition has a critical role in optimizing health and preventing disease, but few clinicians are aware of the data supporting dietary supplementation. With our aging population the link between nutrition, dietary supplementation, and healthy skin is a growing area of research and ...
Updates in the Treatment of C. difficile Infection: Faculty Insights
This CME activity addresses recent developments in the treatment and prevention of Clostridium difficile infection (CDI) and its recurrence. In these video-based interviews, two faculty discuss the clinical implications of recently released data on the management of CDI. This is the first in a series of five educational activities on CDI to be released in 2017.
Clostridium difficile infection (CDI) is associated with significant morbidity and mortality. Further, recurrence of CDI is common...
Nutrition for the Preterm Infant: Impact on Growth, Development, and Intestinal Health
Surveillance by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has identified pervasive nutritional problems in infants and young children in the United States.(Reinold 2009; Polhamus 2007) Although breastfeeding is the gold standard in infant nutrition, there are a number of factors that may impact infant breastfeeding (ability, frequency and amount of intake): infant age and development (preterm vs term infants), extent of mother's milk supply, time and schedule constraints on a mother's...
Case Managers and Their Role in Improving Patient Outcomes in Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis
Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) is a rare, progressive lung disease that greatly impacts patients' quality of life and diminishes life expectancy. Newer therapies slow lung function decline. These therapies are used in combination with oxygen supplementation, pulmonary rehabilitation, symptomatic treatment, and supportive care. Case managers and respiratory therapists need education on the new therapies and supportive care to educate and counsel patients with IPF, as well as optimize the...
Which Comes First: Overeating or Obesity?
Which Comes First: Overeating or Obesity? is a 1-hour audio continuing education (CE) course that explains an alternative treatment for obesity. Conventional treatment for obesity, founded on the First Law of Thermodynamics, assumes that all calories are alike, and that to lose weight one must simply "eat less and move more." However, this prescription rarely succeeds over the long term. According to an alternative approach, the metabolic state of the fat cells play a key role in determining b...
New and Emerging Injectable Therapies for Type 2 Diabetes for the Internal Medicine Physician: Experts Address Common Questions
Exogenous insulin has been in constant evolution since its development in the 1920s. New basal insulin agents have been developed to reduce some of the limitations of existing agents, such as hypoglycemia (particularly nocturnal hypoglycemia), and to provide once-daily dosing. More concentrated formulations of existing insulins have also been produced for patients who are very insulin resistant and require high doses/high volumes of insulin. Additionally, a new premixed insulin with ...
Why Diets Fail: The Myth of Willpower
Why Diets Fail: The Myth of Willpower is a 1-hour audio continuing education (CE) course that explains why diets fail and provides strategies for what does work. Clinicians continue to recommend diets to their patients, even though diets don't lead to long-term weight loss. In this course, Dr. Mann will describe the evidence on why diets don't work in the long term, give the biological reasons why diets fail, explain why willpower is not the problem, and then give strategies for healthy ea...
Clinical Issues in Type 2 Diabetes: Consensus and Controversies Around Intensifying Noninsulin Therapy
Educational Objectives
After completing this activity, the participant will be better able to:
1. Identify patient-specific treatment goals in T2DM that reflect disease severity, comorbidities, therapeutic risks, and psychosocial status
2. Discuss the profiles, evidence for clinical benefits, and associated warnings for noninsulin antihyperglycemic medications
3. Intensify multidrug noninsulin regimens for various patient types to optimize glycemic control and improve other clinica...
Autism Spectrum Disorder: Evidence-Based Screening and Assessment
Autism Spectrum Disorder: Evidence-Based Screening and Assessment is a 3-hour online continuing education (CE/CEU) course that summaries proven approaches to screening, assessing and diagnosing ASD in children and young adults. Epidemiological studies indicate a progressively rising prevalence trend in the number of individuals identified with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) over the past decade. Yet, compared with general population estimates, children and youth with mild to moderate symptoms ...
NASH: Evaluating Emerging Diagnostic and Treatment Strategies
Did you know that NASH is now the #1 indication for liver transplantation in patients age less than 50? To learn more view this webcast in which experts discuss approaches for identifying and managing patients with NASH, including:
• Pathophysiology and pathogenesis
• Use of noninvasive imaging
• Emerging and investigational therapies
• Strategies for improving patient care
Intensive Review of Endocrinology and Metabolism: Cleveland Clinic Board Review
Topics covered in Intensive Review of Endocrinology and Metabolism include:
Adrenal Dysfunction, Menopause, Thyroid Nodules and Cancer, Male Hypogonadism and Infertility, Endocrine Surgery, Obesity, Diabetes Therapeutics: From New Insulins to Incretins, Female Hypogonadism, Pituitary Disorders, Metabolic Bone Disease and many more.
Studying Intensive Review of Endocrinology and Metabolism will help you to:
Prepare for the ABIM endocrinology board exams
Identify and effectively manage endoc...
The Value of Customer Service and Patient Engagement
Maximize patient experiences while maintaining quality & safety. Mr. Deao will demonstrate evidenced-based practices while preserving your commitment to improving your patient's experience.
Discover the Vision for Patient Alignment and the necessary polices to support reimbursement and technology. Ms. Hall will uncover strategies implementing patient relationships between systems and applications to track their health care needs.
At the conclusion of the activity, attendees will be ab...
Behavioral Strategies for Weight Loss
Behavioral Strategies for Weight Loss is a 2-hour online continuing education (CE) course that exposes the many thought errors that confound the problem of weight loss and demonstrates how when we use behavioral strategies – known as commitment devices - we change the game of weight loss.
While obesity is arguable the largest health problem our nation faces today, it is not a problem that is exclusive to those who suffer weight gain. For therapists and counselors who work with those who w...
Tahiti & The Society Islands on Paul Gauguin; Treatment Considerations on Isolated Communities
Paul Gauguin Cruises offers small luxury cruises to the idyllic destinations in Tahiti, French Polynesia, and the South Pacific.
Designed specifically to sail French Polynesia's lagoons, PG Tahiti 2016the renowned m/s Paul Gauguin is the highest-rated and longest continually sailing luxury ship in the South Pacific. No other luxury vessel in history has offered this level of single-destination focus and expertise on a year-round basis for such an extended period of time.
Paul Gauguin Cruis...
India's Golden Triangle & The Sacred Ganges
Exotic India in five-star luxury onshore and onboard
Explore one of the world's oldest civilizations on an epic journey that begins in luxurious Oberoi Hotels & Resorts in New Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur followed by a Ganges River cruise to discover another world off the beaten path.
5 Nights of royal treatment in the opulent five-star Oberoi Hotels & Resorts including daily breakfast and all service charges, taxes and porterage.
7-Night Ganges River ...
Dysphagia: The Team Approach to Best Practice
Dysphagia: The Team Approach to Best Practice is a 1-hour online continuing education (CE) course that focuses on the interdisciplinary team approach to identifying, treating and managing dysphagia.
Dysphagia is a wide spread problem in the elderly, with many going untreated. Older adults are at an increased risk due to having many factors that lead to swallowing difficulties. Some of these are a diagnosis of stroke, dementia, pneumonia and Parkinson's disease. Many have generalized weakn...
India's Golden Triangle & The Sacred Ganges Medical/Dental Health and Well-Being Updates
Medical/Dental Health and Well-Being Updates
Planned for 16 Continuing Education Credit Hours
CME/CE credits and possible tax deductible benefits for Physicians, Dentists, Nurses
Certificates of Attendance will be provided for all other healthcare related professionals
Seminar Overview/Statement of Purpose
The treatment and prevention of chronic diseases in the US are challenges that healthcare practitioners face every day, especially now, when these types of diseases are increasing w...
Product Quality Verification of Dietary Supplements
Activity Description
Patients have thousands of dietary supplement options available to them in todays market. Many of these patients will ask you, their physician, physician assistant, local pharmacist, nurse provider or dietitian, for help in deciding if they need a dietary supplement and which one to purchase. This activity is designed to support your counseling efforts by examining dietary supplement regulation with specific emphasis on the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSH...
Improving Social Skills in Children & Adolescents
Improving Social Skills in Children & Adolescents is a 4-hour online continuing education course that will discuss the need for children and adolescents to develop the social skills they will need to be successful in school and beyond. It will demonstrate the challenges and difficulties that arise from a deficit of these crucial skills, as well as the benefits and advantages that can come about with well-developed social skills.
Bullies have moved from the playground and workplace to the online world, where anonymity can facilitate bullying behavior. Cyberbullying is intentional, repeated harm to another person using communication technology. It is not accidental or random. It is targeted to a person with less perceived power. This may be someone younger, weaker, or less knowledgeable about technology. Any communication device may be used to harass or intimidate a victim, such as a cell phone, tablet, or computer. Any...
Pharmacology in the Elderly Patient
Pharmacology in the Elderly Patient Online Course presented by Douglas M. 'Monty' Yoder , PharmD, BCPS
Discuss key issues in geriatric pharmacology
Describe the effect of age on pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics
Discuss risk factors for adverse drug events and ways to mitigate them
Integrate the principles of drug prescribing for older patients
Grand Rounds: HIV Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
Once Upon a Time….HIV Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow. A grand rounds lecture from Katherine R. Schafer, M.D. , Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine, Section on Infectious Diseases at Wake Forest School of Medicine.
Review the history of the HIV epidemic, including history of stigma and misconceptions.
Review the current state of knowledge of our Department of Medicine re: HIV.
Address knowledge gaps in our Department's HIV knowledge. Review next steps in HIV care an...
Caffeine and Health
Caffeine is a rapidly absorbed organic compound that acts as a stimulant in the human body. The average amount of caffeine consumed in the US is approximately 300 mg per person per day - the equivalent to between two and four cups of coffee - with coffee accounting for about three-fourths of the caffeine that is consumed in the American diet. This is considered to be a moderate caffeine intake, which, according to many studies, can promote a variety of health benefits.
But some studies clai...
When Your Young Client is Defiant
Children with difficult temperaments and those with developmental delays may have learned to express their dissatisfaction with challenging and defiant behavior like whining, anger, temper tantrums or bad language. They sometimes engage in negative behavior or "misbehave" because they do not have the necessary skills – communicative or otherwise – to make their needs known. The purpose of this course is to teach clinicians effective and practical strategies to manage challenging and de...
Medical Marijuana
In spite of the fact that nearly half of the states in this country have enacted legislation legalizing marijuana in some fashion, the reality is that neither the intended "medical" benefits of marijuana nor its known (and as yet unknown) adverse effects have been adequately examined using controlled studies. Conclusive literature remains sparse, and opinion remains divided and contentious. This course is intended to present a summary of the current literature on the various medical, legal...
Delivering Culturally Competent Care: Managing Type 2 Diabetes in Diverse Populations
Delivering Culturally Competent Care: Managing Type 2 Diabetes in Diverse Populations
Improve your cross-cultural management skills and understand important terms, such as race, ethnicity, and culture;
Meet your ethical obligations to provide open, respectful patient communication,
Reduce the risks and problems of miscommunication;
Recognize patterns of health care disparities and utilize strategies for eliminating factors that influence them;
Deal with cultural issues when recomm...
Childhood Obesity: Sharing the Responsibility, Not the Blame
Childhood Obesity: Sharing the Responsibility, Not the Blame is an online nursing course discussing the factors and effects of obesity in children. It contains information on the prevelancy of obesity and how media and family influence child eating patterns. This course also covers the role of nursing and other institutions in preventing childhood obesity.
Nutrition Education for Diabetes Mellitus
Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect how the body uses blood sugar (glucose). Glucose is vital to health because it's an important source of energy for the cells that make up the muscles and tissues. It's also the brain's main source of fuel. Chronic diabetes conditions include type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes. Potentially reversible diabetes conditions include prediabetes — when your blood sugar levels are higher than normal, but not high enough to be classified as...
Adult Obesity: Prevention & Treatment
Overweight and obesity constitute one of the nation's ten leading health indicators with nearly two-thirds of adults in the United States now classified as either overweight or obese. Before any diet and physical activity program can be personalized and implemented, a nutrition assessment is needed, along with an understanding of the individual's readiness to change and motivation. This course was developed by the Florida Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics for their Manual of Medical Nut...
HIV/AIDS: Therapy & Adherence
People who live with HIV can live almost normal lifespans and have little risk of transmitting the disease if they use antiretroviral therapy appropriately under medical care. However, only 30% of HIV-infected people follow their antiretroviral regimen well enough to achieve viral suppression. This course will discuss adherence issues in populations at high risk for HIV infection, as well as strategies for healthcare professionals to encourage people with HIV to seek and maintain medical treat...
HIV/AIDS: Adherence Issues
People who live with HIV can live almost normal lifespans and have little risk of transmitting the disease if they use antiretroviral therapy appropriately under medical care. However, only 30% of HIV-infected people follow their antiretroviral regimen well enough to achieve viral suppression. This course will discuss adherence issues in populations at high risk for HIV infection, as well as strategies for healthcare professionals to encourage patients to seek and maintain medical treatment.
Diabetes Mellitus: Management of Diabetes
This Management of Diabetes online nursing course focuses on controlling diabetes through nutrition, exercise, medication, and monitorning blood glucose. After completing this course, healthcare professionals will be able to identify the guidelines for nutritional management, list the benefits and risks of exercise, and identify the various types of insulin.
Diabetes Mellitus Fundamentals: A Review and Current Update
The Diabetes Mellitus Fundamentals online course is a review of the basic information on the physiology and signs and symptoms of diabetes. It also contains updated resources and research on new findings related to DMT1 and DMT2. Participants will be able to indentify diabetes risk factors and discuss insulin and other methods of controlling diabetes.
Nutrition for Health and Performance
Focuses on the basic anatomy, physiology, and chemistry of nutrition. Topics include weight management, the role of diet and lifestyle in disease prevention, specific nutrient deficiencies and toxicities, nutrition standards and guidelines, sports nutrition recommendations, agricultural practices, and food policy issues. IPHY juniors or seniors are excluded from taking this course. Credit not granted for both IPHY 2420 and 3420. Approved for arts and sciences core curriculum: natural science.
Communication with Elders
With the increasing number of older people in the United States, it is vital for healthcare professionals to communicate effectively and respectfully with elders. Effective, appropriate communication with elders is important for many reasons. For psychotherapists and other mental health professionals, communication is the foundation of service delivery. Communication is required for assessment of the person prior to treatment. Symptoms are, after all, subjective and must be reported by the per...
Caregiver Help 2: Depression and Grief
The emotional stress of caring for persons who are aging, chronically ill or disabled can be debilitating for family members as well as professional caregivers. This course addresses caregiver depression and grief and provides a three-step process that can help develop an attitude of creative indifference toward the people, situations and events that cause emotional stress. It offers suggestions for dealing with preparatory grief, an experience shared by families and professionals as they cope...
Preventing Medical Errors in Nutrition & Dietetics (Video)
This video course was recorded at the Annual Symposium of the Florida Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics in July 2014. It addresses the impact of medical errors on today's healthcare with a focus on root cause analysis, error reduction and prevention, and patient safety in the practice of nutrition and dietetics. Real life stories, national healthcare safety trends, reporting of sentinel events, complying with HIPAA privacy and security rules, telehealth practices, and caring communication t...
Biology of Aging: Research Today for a Healthier Tomorrow
What is aging? Can we live long and live well—and are they the same thing? Is aging in our genes? How does our metabolism relate to aging? Can your immune system still defend you as you age? Since the National Institute on Aging was established in 1974, scientists asking just such questions have learned a great deal about the processes associated with the biology of aging. Technology today supports research that years ago would have seemed possible only in a science fiction novel. This cours...


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Hearing aids in Slingerlands, NY
We found 24 hearing clinics with 151 reviews within 69 miles of Slingerlands, NY. Show clinics near me.
Hearing professionals near you
Saint Peters Hospital (1.5 miles)
1240 New Scotland Rd Ste 100 Slingerlands, NY 12159
Debra Trees, Au.D., CCC-A, Audiology Supervisor
Debra Trees, Au.D. is the Audiology Supervisor at St. Peter's Hospital, where she has worked for (read more)
hEARt Ear Boutique (4.2 miles)
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Albany ENT & Allergy Services PC (7.8 miles)
400 Patroon Creek Blvd Ste 209 Albany, NY 12206
Deanna Ross, AuD
Dr. Deanna Ross manages the Hearing Center at Albany ENT & Allergy Services. Dr. Ross earned her (read more)
Audiologic Solutions, Inc. (8.3 miles)
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Madison Hearing Center (9.9 miles)
81 Miller Rd Ste 700 Castleton On Hudson, NY 12033
Christine Raffo, Au.D., FAAA
Christine leads the qualified staff of audiologists at Madison and Saratoga Hearing Centers as Owner (read more)
Advanced Audiology Services PC (11.3 miles)
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Sunnyview Hospital (13.6 miles)
1270 Belmont Ave Schenectady, NY 12308
Kevin Ihrman, AuD, FAAA
Dr. Kevin Ihrman is the Chief of Audiology at Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital. He is a New (read more)
Center for Hearing (16.8 miles)
989 Rte 146 Bldg 300- Ste 302 Clifton Park, NY 12065
Peggy O Neill, AuD, CCC-A
Dr. Peggy O'Neill is a New York licensed audiologist with years of experience helping people (read more)
Audiologic Solutions, Inc. - Hudson (25.3 miles)
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Dr. Gary Guilfoyle (25.8 miles)
18 Pleasant St Ballston Spa, NY 12020
Dr. Gary Guilfoyle, Au.D., FAAA
Gary Guilfoyle earned his Doctorate in Audiology from Salus University and his Master of (read more)
Saratoga Springs Hearing (32.7 miles)
414 Maple Ave Ste 800 Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Christine Raffo, Au.D., FAAA
Christine leads the qualified staff of audiologists at Madison and Saratoga Hearing Centers as Owner (read more)
Berkshire Ear Nose and Throat (33.5 miles)
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Greylock Audiology, LLC (33.6 miles)
510 North St Suite 9 Pittsfield, MA 01201
Andrew Puttick, Au.D., CCC-A, FAAA
Dr. Puttick is a state licensed audiologist with a clinical certificate of competency in Audiology. (read more)
Hearing Aid Associates (33.7 miles)
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Hearing Care Resources, LLC (35.1 miles)
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Advanced Hearing Aids (35.4 miles)
5 Chesire Rd Ste 112 Pittsfield, MA 01201
Ronald Lemoine, HIS
Ronald Lemoine is Board Certified and Licensed for 27 years. He provides expert hearing care (read more)
The Hearing Center - Glen Falls Hospital (38.3 miles)
2 Country Club Rd Queensbury, NY 12804
Tammy Monroe, Au.D.
Dr. Tammy Monroe is an experienced audiologist who earned her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (read more)
Barrington Audiology / Berkshire Faculty Services (40.5 miles)
780 S Main St Ste 103 Great Barrington, MA 01230
Glen Datres, Au.D., FAAA
Dr. Datres has practiced Audiology since 1984, after graduating from Ithaca College with a (read more)
Audiocare Hearing Services (48.4 miles)
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Kingston Audiology Center (48.5 miles)
211 Hurley Ave Kingston, NY 12401
Lorri Perry, AuD, CCC-A
Dr. Lorri Perry has over 18 years of experience and earned her Master's of Science Degree in (read more)
Center For Better Hearing (49.5 miles)
318 Ridge St Glens Falls, NY 12801
Cara Bedore, Au.D.
Cara Bedore has been a practicing clinical dispensing audiologist for over 10 years. She has (read more)
Southern Vermont Audiology (54.6 miles)
69 Union St Manchester, VT 05254
Katherine Lowkes, AuD, CCC-A, FAAA
Dr. Katherine Lowkes is a licensed and board certified audiologist. She earned a master's (read more)
Westwood ENT - Sharon (55.5 miles)
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Charlotte Hungerford Hospital Ear, Nose & Throat (69 miles)
540 Litchfield St Torrington, CT 06790


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Leslie joined the staff of West Hills in February 2015 and has been a member of the church since 2000. Leslie started following Jesus as a junior in high school after realizing that peace and joy could only be fulfilled by having a personal relationship with Christ Jesus and not in the things of this world.
After graduating from San Jose State University, she began a career in high-tech marketing. Her responsibilities in building partnerships with companies led her to travel the globe in effort of launching products and training. Although exciting, after marrying her high school sweetheart and having their first child, she no longer desired the long excursions away from home. She took time to be a stay-at home mom, while going back to obtain her credential to teach in Christian education. She began teaching second grade when her three children were old enough to attend the private school in which she taught. She later obtained her credential in Christian Administration and became the Principal of Junior High and worked to open a new private high school. At this point, The Lord began to create a desire in her heart to take a different role at West Hills. Leslie's experiences in marketing and education would be utilized in introducing the community to Christ by means of engaging with larger community events offered through Chamber and Rotary. In addition, she would work in the development of children's ministry programs that would help children obtain spiritual transformation toward Christ. Leslie is passionate about living out 1John 3:18 that states, "let us not love with words or speech, but with actions and in truth." It is her desire to develop relationships and show Christ's love to the community as a means of discipleship.
Leslie has been married to Eddie for 18 years and has three children ages 16, 14, and 10. She lives in Gilroy and is an active member of the Gilroy Planning Advisory Committee and is an advocate for breast cancer awareness. If not at West Hills, you can find her on the baseball fields for Little League, Christopher High sporting events or many of the local community events.


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I took a little break off of The Witcher, waiting for the 1.2 patch. Looks like I'll be playing The Witcher over my break. :)
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Takagi goes home with teammate Giaffone for Indy Japan 300. * This weekend's inaugural Indy Japan 300 on the Twin Ring Motegi 1.5-mile oval is the third event of Mo Nunn Racing's fourth season of existence, which in 2003 is taking place ...
Takagi goes home with teammate Giaffone for Indy Japan 300.
* This weekend's inaugural Indy Japan 300 on the Twin Ring Motegi 1.5-mile oval is the third event of Mo Nunn Racing's fourth season of existence, which in 2003 is taking place exclusively in the IRL IndyCar Series with a two-car, Toyota-powered effort featuring 2001 IndyCar Rookie of the Year Felipe Giaffone and new teammate Tora Takagi, a Formula 1 and CART series veteran from Japan.
* Three weekends ago, at the Purex Dial Indy 200 at Phoenix International Raceway, Giaffone qualified his #21 Hollywood/Mo Nunn Racing Toyota-Panoz G Force on the front row and finished third after leading 58 laps. Takagi and the #12 Pioneer/Mo Nunn Racing Toyota-Panoz G Force started 13th after suffering handling problems in qualifying and was out of the race early after hitting the inside wall in Turn Two while trying to avoid the spinning Gil de Ferran on Lap 2. Giaffone climbed to fifth in the driver points standings with his third-place finish at Phoenix.
* In 2002, Mo Nunn Racing participated in both the IndyCar and CART series. Giaffone and the Hollywood-sponsored IndyCar entry won the team's first-ever race at Kentucky enroute to fourth place in the driver championship. On the CART side, the team's Pioneer-sponsored entry for third-year team driver Tony Kanaan netted two pole positions and a pair of podium finishes in 19 events.
* While this weekend marks the IRL IndyCar Series' first-ever visit to Japan, the Mo Nunn team is all too familiar with Twin Ring Motegi. Last year, during the CART series' final visit here, Kanaan and the Pioneer-sponsored team car qualified second, led a race-high 72 laps, and recorded the fastest lap of the race before retiring with mechanical trouble. In 2001, Kanaan drove Mo Nunn Racing's Hollywood-sponsored CART entry here, qualified fourth and grabbed the team's first-ever podium finish. His then-teammate Alex Zanardi and the Pioneer-sponsored Mo Nunn Racing entry finished seventh that day. The team debuted here with Kanaan and the Hollywood car in 2000, when a mechanical failure ended their day just laps from the finish.
* Morris Nunn founded the team just prior to the 2000 season after having spent the previous four years engineering Jimmy Vasser, Alex Zanardi (twice) and Juan Pablo Montoya to consecutive CART series championships at Target/Chip Ganassi Racing. Nunn also engineered Emerson Fittipaldi to a 1989 Indy 500 victory and that year's CART title at Patrick Racing.
* Last month, the team announced that two-time Indy 500 winner Arie Luyendyk will join Giaffone and Takagi for a three-car team entry at next month's 87th renewal at the Brickyard. A veteran of 17 previous Indy 500s, with victories in 1990 and 1997, the 49-year-old Luyendyk this year will pilot the #20 Mo Nunn Racing Toyota-powered Indy car with sponsorship from Meijer. Luyendyk's third-place Indy 500 finish in 1991 with Vince Granatelli Racing and runner-up finish in 1993 with Ganassi Racing both were engineered by fourth-year team owner Morris Nunn. Mo Nunn Racing team manager Peter Parrott was also at Granatelli in 1991, when Luyendyk also scored CART race victories at Phoenix and Nazareth and finished sixth in the driver championship.
* At the 2002 Indianapolis 500, Mo Nunn Racing doubled its effort with fulltime series competitor Giaffone joined by Kanaan in a second Hollywood-sponsored entry. Giaffone and Kanaan qualified fourth and fifth, respectively, and both had their moments at the front of the pack on race day. Kanaan was the fastest "rookie" qualifier in the 33-car field and led 23 laps before an ill-fated accident while leading, caused by the oil of Bruno Junqueira, put him out of the race. Giaffone, meanwhile, led 11 laps himself and saw his late-race pass of Helio Castroneves for the lead get foiled by lapped traffic. Giaffone went on to finish third.
* Team manager Peter Parrott is back for his second season with most of the Hollywood/Mo Nunn Racing team from last year's IndyCar Series debut. Iain Watt, who engineered the team's CART entry in 2002 after working in recent years with Dario Franchitti, Cristiano da Matta and Max Papis, took over engineering duties for 2003 on the Giaffone car. Tom Vasi is crew chief. On the Pioneer side, David Cripps joined the team to engineer Takagi's car. Don Lambert is in his third year as Mo Nunn Racing crew chief on the Pioneer side.
FELIPE GIAFFONE 21 Hollywood/Mo Nunn Racing Toyota-Panoz G Force
* Felipe Giaffone, 28-year-old Brazilian open-wheel driving veteran, is in his third IRL IndyCar Series season in 2003 and his second with Hollywood/Mo Nunn Racing. This weekend marks his first visit to Twin Ring Motegi.
* Three weekends ago at Phoenix International Raceway, he scored the sixth top-three finish in 17 IndyCar Series starts for the team after qualifying his #21 Hollywood/Mo Nunn Racing Toyota-powered Panoz G Force on the front row. Giaffone led 58 laps in all and climbed to fifth in the driver points standings after two events.
* The 2001 IndyCar Series Rookie of the Year had an impressive inaugural season with Hollywood/Mo Nunn Racing in 2002, scoring his first career IndyCar Series win and the team's first-ever race win last August at Kentucky Speedway.
* He went on to finish fourth in the 2002 drivers championship with a solid run of 12 top-seven finishes in 15 events, including third at the Indianapolis 500, a runner-up finish at Nazareth, and two other third-place finishes at Richmond and Michigan.
* Giaffone's 2001 Rookie of the Year campaign at Treadway/Hubbard Racing included top-10 finishes in nine of his first 10 events. His best finishes included second at Texas in June and fourth-place runs at Homestead and Kansas.
* In 30 career IndyCar starts, Giaffone has 24 top-10 finishes, 12 top-fives, and the race win at Kentucky last season.
* At last year's Indianapolis 500, Giaffone qualified fourth and led 11 laps before seeing his late-race bid for the victory get ruined by lapped traffic. He went on to finish third.
* During this past offseason, Giaffone and his wife Alice moved from Indianapolis to Orlando, Fla.
"I'm very anxious to race in Japan. I've been looking forward to this race since I first saw that it was going to be on the schedule for 2003. The last time I was in Japan, I was 17 years old and I was there for a kart race at Suzuka. I'm very excited to go back. Race-wise, I really don't know what to expect at Twin Ring Motegi. I'm pretty sure we'll be in good shape, though. I'm going to listen closely to my engineer (Iain Watt) and my teammate (Tora Takagi), because they both have a lot of experience on that track, even though it's a different car and engine package than they've ever run there before. The CART cars and the IRL cars are totally different. When I was in Japan 10 years ago, I had a lot of fun. It's a great place. I like Japanese food, so that won't be a shock to me. It will be good, as well, to be able to hang around with Tora because he's going to get a lot of attention. So I'll be like the road crew hanging out with the rock star, which will be exciting! Tora has raced on that track, so he's going to be a big help. The track seems to be a bigger version of what we race on at St. Louis, but with a much different wing configuration. So I'm not sure what it's going to feel like when I'm in the car. When I'm not in the car, though, I know it's going to feel great to be over there. The fans, from what I hear, are crazy about IndyCar racing."
TORA TAKAGI 12 Pioneer/Mo Nunn Racing Toyota-Panoz G Force
* Formula 1 and CART series veteran Toranosuke (Tora) Takagi of Shizuoka, Japan, is in his inaugural IRL IndyCar Series season in 2003 and his first with the Pioneer/Mo Nunn Racing team.
* This weekend marks Takagi's third career race at Twin Ring Motegi. His previous two races here were with the Pioneer-sponsored Walker Racing Toyota team when the CART series made its final two visits to Japan in 2001 and 2002. Last season, Takagi qualified 11th and finished eighth. He did not finish the 2001 event after qualifying 24th.
* Three weekends ago, at Phoenix International Raceway, Takagi started 13th after battling handling problems in qualifying in the #12 Pioneer/Mo Nunn Racing Toyota-powered Panoz G Force. On race day, an accident on the second lap while trying to avoid the spinning car of Gil de Ferran brought an early and disappointing end to his weekend. Takagi finished 12th in his IndyCar Series debut at South Florida's Homestead Miami Speedway on March 2.
* The 29-year-old Takagi, who earned the nickname "Tiger" during his early days of open-wheel racing in his native Japan, spent the last two seasons driving the Pioneer-sponsored entry of Walker Racing on the CART circuit after spending three of the previous four seasons in Formula 1. Takagi recorded 11 top-10 CART finishes the past two seasons with season bests of fourth at Houston in 2001 and Chicago in 2002.
* After rising through the Formula Nippon Series and Japanese Formula 3 ranks, Takagi became a test driver for the Tyrrell F1 team in 1997, assumed one of its driving positions in 1998, then joined the Arrows F1 team in 1999. He drove to top-10 finishes four times in those two F1 seasons.
* Takagi switched to the Formula Nippon Series in 2000, winning eight of 10 races on his way to the series title before joining Walker Racing's CART effort in 2001.
* Takagi made 13 oval starts in all during the past two seasons on the CART circuit. His best qualifying effort was third at Michigan in 2001, and his best finishes were fourth at Chicago in 2002, sixth at Rockingham, England, in 2002 and Lausitz, Germany, in 2001, and the eighth place here at Japan's Twin Ring Motegi in 2002.
"It is important for every race car driver to have 'home' race. In my case, especially since I race abroad, I need a race in Japan for both my fans and my sponsors Toyota, Pioneer, Denso and Togo. I am lucky to have a race in Japan, thanks to the IRL. Because of the influence of Major League Baseball, where there are more and more Japanese guys playing, Japanese sports fans are getting more and more interested in the sports leagues in the U.S., which is good. It is a just a coincidence that Ichiro (Suzuki of the Seattle Mariners) and (Hideki) Matsui (of the New York Yankees) are the same age as me (29). I am not sure if Japanese athletes my age tend to challenge and try hard to make it in the U.S. or not, but it's a fun thing to think about. I know Major League Baseball is a big, big thing, but do not forget me! Even though I could not get great results in our first two races in March, I am confident that my team is really strong and I am sure the guys will give me a good car at Motegi. I just need some luck that I was probably lacking at Homestead and Phoenix. Hopefully, the atmosphere of this Japanese round of the IndyCar Series will be something that puts me over the top, this time."


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Two Sonics and Storm season-ticket holders plan to file a lawsuit today, accusing the new team owners of defrauding ticket buyers who believed assurances that they intended to keep the teams in Seattle.
The lawsuit seeks class-action status on behalf of everyone who purchased season tickets between July 2006, when Clay Bennett led a group of Oklahoma City businessmen in purchasing the team, and Sept. 21, when Bennett filed a demand for arbitration to escape the final two years of the team's KeyArena lease.
It accuses Bennett's ownership group, The Professional Basketball Club, of breach of contract, negligent misrepresentation and violation of Washington's Consumer Protection Act, according to a draft of the complaint to be filed today in King County Superior Court.
The people who run SonicsCentral, and Save Our Sonics & Storm, are supportive of the suit (they even say they introduced the plaintiffs to the lawyers now representing them, and are apparently recruiting more season ticket holders to join the suit). As explained on SonicsCentral:
It is our belief that through the discovery process, the public will gain significant insight as to the events that involve this ownership group and specifically the ownership's efforts, or lack thereof, to remain in the Seattle region beyond the 2007/2008 NBA season.
Shortly after the conclusion of the 2006/2007-basketball season all Sonics' season ticket holders were offered an "Unprecedented Commitment" should they make the decision to renew their existing season ticket package. In an enclosed letter Sonics' Chairman Clayton I. Bennett states, "At a time when we are asking for your season ticket renewal, it is of paramount importance that we establish our commitment to you, our most passionate and supportive fan." Within that same letter he makes an unequivocal guarantee of fixed ticket pricing through the 2010 NBA season. Since that time it has become obvious that the Sonics are not able to guarantee this products availability and have in fact taken direct action to deny it to their customers with recent attempts to breach their existing lease.
As stated in Mr. Bennett's letter season ticket holders are "the foundation of any franchise", as well as "the most passionate and supportive fans." That this type of deceptive solicitation may have abused their loyalty is unacceptable and should be an embarrassment to the entire National Basketball Association.
Blogging sports lawyer Michael McCann (who is also a columnist on SI.com) says this suit, at this stage, would appear to be facing some big challenges. He emailed the following:
This claim seems highly unlikely to succeed. For one, it hasn't been a mystery to NBA fans -- and one would think Sonics season-ticket holders in particular -- that the Sonics might be leaving Seattle. This has been speculated ever since the Bennett group purchased the team. Second, these fans paid to see the Sonics play in Seattle in the 06-07 and 07-08 NBA seasons. They either got or will get that. If they paid for a future season that never occurs, they would be entitled to a refund and incidental damages. But that's not the case here. Lastly, the Sonics have not yet moved nor even announced a move; whatever "harm" that could arise has not yet done so.
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Following the party's and the party chief Bal Thackeray's protest against SRK's new film, Sena workers in Delhi took to vandalism in the nation's capital.
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Multiplexes in Mumbai bowed to Sena's threats and backed off from releasing the film in the city on Thursday, Feb 11 despite heavy police security and assurances from Chief Minister Ashok Chavan on safety and protection to theatres and movie goers.
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PARIS — French accident investigators said Sunday that they had retrieved a key component from one of the flight recorders of an Air France jet that crashed in the mid-Atlantic almost two years ago, reviving hopes that it could help explain why the plane went down.
The French Bureau of Investigations and Analysis said the memory unit of the flight data recorder was found early Sunday and brought to the surface, although it will be more than a week before it can be examined.
Investigators were initially disheartened last week when an underwater drone located the recorder's protective housing without the cylindrical memory module attached.
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Investigators had said the memory unit was probably dislodged from the housing when the plane hit the water, making it less likely that it would be found amid the rest of the wreckage, on a sandy plain nearly two and a half miles below the surface. "We had been expecting a lengthy search," Mr. Troadec said.
Photos of the memory module showed that it had suffered little exterior corrosion, he said, though it was not clear whether the memory chip inside had been damaged. If still readable, it could provide crucial information on the plane's position, speed, altitude and direction when it ran into trouble.
"First we need to know if we can read it," Mr. Troadec said.
The plane's other black box, the cockpit voice recorder, has not been found.
Because of the remote location of the crash site, 600 miles off the coast of Brazil, transporting the data recorder's memory unit to Paris, where investigators will try to download its contents, will take 8 to 10 days.
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Many of us will remember our first pint or glass of wine, but for Nicole Taaffe, her first drink will be one she'll never forget.
Turning 18 yesterday, she was offered a wager from her uncle Myles 10 years ago - if she didn't drink alcohol before the legal age, he would give her £50.
Celebrating her 18th birthday last night at Brettington's Steak and Lobster House in Rochester High Street, she not only enjoyed her first cocktail, but was also handed over a grand from her uncle and dad.
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Over the years, the prize has gone up to £500, with her dad Spencer matching the cash if she still stuck to the promise.
KMTV was there to celebrate the moment she took a sip from her first drink.
Talking about her experience of avoiding underage drinking, the Rainham School for Girls pupil said: "It feels normal, I don't know what it's like to be drunk.
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As her first drink, she chose a passionfruit, mango and rum cocktail. Though she said there was an aftertaste, she generally enjoyed it.
Nicole also had a taste of her uncle's beer - it's probably safe to say she won't be going near that again for some time!
Her uncle Myles, who started the bet, said: "I think she kept increasing the money, not me!
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Louisiana is it's own country.
Well, at least it feels like it. Driving down I-10, I was bombarded by a language of words I'd never seen… or heard. In fact, I'm pretty sure without a Louisiana native reading the road signs, I'd have no idea what these words even sounded like.
For example: Atchafalaya. Or Calcasieu. Or try this one: Tchoupitoulas.
The only true Louisiana word I had come in contact with prior to this experience was "Lagniappe" (at TV Land we would make promos called "Lagniappes" because they served no functional purpose other than being entertaining). Coincidentally, about 8 years ago, Jeremey worked at Lagniappe Magazine in Lake Charles, LA.
Anyhoo, in the past few weeks, I've acquired a whole new vocabulary. And let me tell you, Louisianans sure know how to make speaking entertaining. Seriously, say these words out loud. I promise, they're fun to say. Kinda like the word "Mahogany" (it just rolls off your tongue, right?).
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Boudin: [boo-DAN]
Étouffée: [ey-too-fey]
Jambalaya: juhm-buh-lahy-uh]
Gumbo: [guhm-boh]
Bayou: [bahy-oo]
Creole: [kree-ohl]
Doubloons: [dŭ-blōōn]
Gris Gris: [gree-gree]
Muffuletta: [muhf-uh-laht-uh]
Picayune: [pik-ee-yoon]
Pirogue: [pee-row] Not to be confused with the Polish "Pierogi"
Iowa: [eye-uh-way]
Bingeaux: [Bingo]
They don't have Counties here either… they have Parishes. And apparently state law is based on Napoleonic Code. Now you know why Louisiana is basically another country.
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Mercure Kikuoka Golf Club HotelMid-scale hotel for business trips or leisure
The Mercure Kikuoka Golf Club is located in the village of Canach in an exceptional natural surroundings, only 20 minutes by car from the city of Luxembourg. Our business hotel offers 59 classic rooms, 14 duplex rooms and 2 suites. Furthermore, in our hotel you'll also find a traditional restaurant and bar where you can taste some local specialties and relax. We will make sure you will feel right at home at Mercure.
Luxembourg, also known as the green heart of Europe, offers a lot of cultural attractions: Notre-Dame Cathedral, MUDAM, the Casino of Luxembourg and Bock casemates, the fortresses that made the city one of the strongest settlements in the world. Hotel Mercure Kikuoka Golf Club is located at the border of the "Bois de Stadtbredimus", which is the perfect setting for a relaxing stay. Prefer shopping? Visit Rue des Capucins, the largest shopping street of the city.
- Free WIFI in the hotel
- Located in the natural surroundings
- Free access to our fitness centre
- Indoor heated pool
- Bicycle hire facilities
This hotel participates to Planet 21 and is acting in favour of Positive Hospitality.
Services in the hotel and nearby
Online check-in
Online check-in: Your arrival will be carefully prepared by our team
Fast check-out: Simply return your key
WIFI/Internet Access
- WIFI at the hotel
- WIFI in your room
- WIFI access
- Private outdoor parking
- Bus/coach parking area
- Pet allowed
- Indoor heated pool
- Fitness centre
Services and practical information
Online check-in
Online check-in: Your arrival will be carefully prepared by our team
Fast check-out: Simply return your key
WIFI/Internet Access
- WIFI at the hotel
- WIFI in your room
- WIFI access
- Private outdoor parking
- Bus/coach parking area
- Pet allowed
- Babysitting on request
- 100% non-smoking hotel
Languages spoken at the hotel
- German
- Spanish
- French
- Reception open 24 hours a day
- Dry cleaning / Ironing
- Currency exchange
Leisure and activities
- Indoor heated pool
- Fitness centre
- Jacuzzi (Paying)
- Massage (Paying)
- Solarium (Paying)
- Babysitting on request
- Golf course 18 holes (Paying)
- Golf lessons (Paying)
- Bicycle hire facilities
- 1 restaurant(s)
- 1 bar(s)
Room service
- Hot meals
- Cold snacks
- Opening hours : Week 11:00-22:30
- Opening hours : Week-end 11:00-22:30
Business services
- 5 meeting room(s)
- Copy/print service available
Hotel location
Tel: (+352)263541
Fax: (+352)26354444
- LUXEMBOURG FINDEL At 15km / 9.32 miles
- NANCY METZ LORRAINE AIRPORT At 80km / 49.71 miles
- ZAVENTEM AIRPORT At 220km / 136.71 miles
- EXIT N11 NIEDERANVEN At 7km / 4.35 miles
- EXIT N7 SANDWEILER At 7km / 4.35 miles
- LUXEMBOURG RAILWAY STATION At 19km / 11.81 miles
- OETRANGE/SANDWEILER At 2km / 1.24 miles
Our rooms
Standard Room with 1 double bed
Cable television, mini bar, safe, air-conditioning, bathroom with bathtub or shower, hairdryer, mirror, between 28 and 32 m², overlooking the golf or countryside.
Standard Room with 2 single beds
Cable television, mini bar, safe, air-conditioning, bathroom with bathtub or shower, hairdryer, mirror, between 28 and 32 m2, overlooking the golf or countryside.
Superior Room with 1 double bed and sofa
Overlooking the golf, separated living room downstairs, bedroom upstairs, cable television, minibar, safe, air-conditioning, bathroom, hairdryer, mirror, private WC, 60m².
Superior Suite with 1 double bed and sofa
Overlooking the golf, separated living room, cable television, minibar, safe, air-conditioning, marble bathroom with bathtub, hairdryer, mirror, 70m².
- 76 rooms
- 100% non-smoking hotel
- Extra bed in room for child
- Extra bed in room for adult
- Crib on request
- Pulse air
- Data port in room
- Emergency exit map
- Safe deposit box in room
- Radio in room
- Opening windows
- Remote control TV
- WIFI in your room
- Direct dial telephone
- Work desk in all rooms
- Satellite/cable colour TV
- Manual temperature control
- Crib on request
- High speed transmission line
- RJ 11 outlet
- RJ 45 outlet
- Minibar
- Bathtub
- Hair dryer in bathroom
- Make-up/magnifying mirror
- Keycard-operated door locks
- Audible smoke alarms in rooms
- Deadbolts and/or locks in rooms
- Emergency info in rooms
- Voicemail
- Message alert
- Operator wake up call
- Automatic wake up call
Our restaurants and bars
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UM SCHEIERHAFFType of cuisine: Regional
Great view on to the golf course, terrace seating 24, Nice wine selection.
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Your meetings and events
Our meeting rooms
- Number of meeting rooms: 5
- Maximum size: 200 m²
- Maximum capacity: 200
- Maximum banquet capacity: 200
Our guest reviews for Mercure Kikuoka Golf Club Hotel
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At night difficult To spot but if you arrive at gate iT is fantastic Beautiful surrounding, comfortable rooms, skimming pool however in THE morning closed?.. Very good breakfast Shouf Stay longer HERE than 1 night
very quiet hotel, friendly staff, excellent breakfast
Peaceful place
We stayed in room 111 it was incredible noisy all night. People talking and smoking under our window at 1 am/2 am/4am 5am. It was a shame because the hotel any it's, staff are really nice. But the receptionist of the hotel or the manger should pay attention to those details of having people outside talking as it was 10 pm. They should think about the guests that are facing that side of the building. We didn't sleep at all during the night and the day we had to be a relaxed day turned into a really a tiring one. thanks
The quality of the room was really good (spacious, good mattres, nice breakfast and wellness really appreciated after a though day. F&B was ok... Smart to propose an easy dish of the week at 13EUR but we had to wait quite long before the meal arrives.
A lot has changed over the years but not always in the positive directions. As a business traveler it is important to sleep well, be able to work well and enjoy a good dinner. If this is not possible or difficult to obtain than one starts looking to other options. As a "Le Club Accorhotel member" we've the opportunity to put a profile but the small requests are neglected by the hotel resulting in not sleeping well. The choose on the menu is again very limited and in my opinion not adapted to regular guests. The internet failed during the morning, not ideal as I needed connection to be able to work. Luckily the employees of the hotel do whatever they can to make it a nice stay
I only stay at your hotel because the service is perfect and never over the top, but often exceeds what other hotels can only dream of. Pre checkin was organised by Christa and she managed to exact all of my pre-requests and allocated the room I asked for - what other hotel does that happen in? Leticia?? the constant at breakfast always happy to see me and such a lovely smile - these are things which make you WANT to come back again and again!
Great Friendly atmosphere, beautiful location
Very nice location of the hotel. Nice views from the hall areas on the second floor. Nice swimming pool. Very good breakfast on Sunday. Very clean.Friendly staff.
Hotel accommodation is excellent and staff are very helpful.
The hotel is well kept and clean. The personnel are kind and helpful. On the contrary the restaurant has not been at the same high level. The cooking has been a little inaccurate. The "Caesar's salad" was less tasty than other ones had elsewhere. The "Cavatelli with prawns and garlic" were not tasty at all, roughly cooked and without any hint of garlic.
My overall experience would be pleasant stay. It would be even better, but there was unpleasant matter regarding my dinner reservation. I called to book a table for 1 person, the receptionist said it was booked, but when I came to the restaurant the waiter said he has no place, altough I said I booked a table.
return visit so we like the hotel and its double floot rooms very much and also appreciate the golf facilities and excellent breakfast. We did not take lunch this time but do appreciate the bar. One small issue that was swiftly resolved : the room was prepared for 2 people while we reserved for 4. Additional towels were brought in and we had already found extra pillows.
From the recognised welcome on arrival to breakfast the following morning Canach will always be a destination for me. Reception managed to give me my preferred room location as with me prior stays this is a HUGE bonus, and being recognised on arrival makes the welcome real. Room 003 was just at the right temperature and cleanliness above reproach. I ate both evening on the Terrace and service as well as quality of product was fantastic. I had a VERY comfortable sleep and got up early next morning to partake in breakfast where Letticia also immediately recognised me, with her beaming smile - coffee in hand and a set up table outside so that i could have that early morning smoke - these little things make my trips marvellous.
We were treated very well by all member's of staff, our requirements were met perfectly well ( we have a small child and had requested a cot and it was all ready when we got there) Even though it was a small stay we were very happy and if we are back in Luxembourg we will definitely stay here again
In general good, like the golf course close by and the area, but unhappy with the Club bar/restaurant that we left twice without being served.
Very plasant
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- 3 double bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- newly renovated throughout
- private courtyard garden
- flexible furnishing options
- close to Kennington station
- close to Lambeth North
- Close to Waterloo
- Large bright living room with feature fireplace
- New modern kitchen with breakfast bar.
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Beautifully renovated, 3 double bedroom, 2 bathroom, split level garden flat on Kennington Road, Close to Kennington Station, Lambeth North and Waterloo Stations.
This large Split level apartment has just undergone a complete renovation throughout consisting of 3 double bedrooms all with built in storage, 2 new bathroom suites, large modern eat-in kitchen with breakfast bar leading out onto a private courtyard garden and a huge bright living room with feature fireplace.
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The Unique Utopianism of Ontario's Sharon Temple
Early Canadian history is often plagued with dull stories that continue to propagate the old narrative that nothing really interesting happens in Canada — the problem is that it is simply untrue. One of those interesting and little-known stories is the Sharon Temple in Sharon, Ontario (formerly Hope, Ontario).
Founded in the early 19th C. by David Willson, who hailed from New York state and was the charismatic leader of a breakaway sect of Quakers called the Children of Peace, Sharon Temple is often described as a "wedding cake." Architecturally unique for its time and place, the Temple was also a laboratory of many progressive ideas of its time. At this idyllic site, the Children of Peace formed Canada's first farmers' co-operative, built the province's first shelter for the homeless, established a credit union, and created the first civilian band in the province of Ontario (then known as Upper Canada).
The citizens of this small and wealthy (thanks to their co-op) agricultural community also joined in the Upper Canada Rebellion of 1837, and they played a key role in the development of democracy in Canada by ensuring the elections of both "fathers of responsible government," Robert Baldwin and Louis LaFontaine, both of whom ran in their area.
If the ideas of this small group of citizens live on in different ways in local, provincial and national policies, the Sharon Temple compound is all that physically remains of the quirky religious sect. Built from 1825-1832, the building is fashioned after the Temple of Solomon and is dominated by a centrally placed ark of the covenant, a distinctive Jacob's ladder, a forest of columns, a golden peace ball on top and a few paintings.
Unlike the Quakers, the Children of Peace strongly believed in music and the second tier of the Temple was occupied by musicians who filled the building with song. Nearby we can also see David Willson's study (built in 1829), which is the closest example of a historic "glass house" I've ever seen.
Visiting the site, you can't help but be overcome by the beautiful proportions of the building and its grand geometric forms. View my complete photoset here.
For more information on the Sharon Temple website on Wikipedia and on YouTube, where you will find a short 1995 documentary about the building produced by Parks Canada.
Odd Street Sculpture in Williamsburg
Ever since we published Luna Park's lovely photo essay on New York's sculptural street art, I've been looking more closely at work that projects out into public space.
Yesterday, I spotted one of the oddest works of street art I've yet encounter (and there has been quite a bit). It reminded me of the work of NE Thing Co., while remaining very contemporary and even more abstract than the work of that 1960s Canadian art group. The object was connected to the wall by a small strip of wood near the top, and it projected out an inch or two.
I spotted it around 11am and then by 9:30pm the same night it was gone. I don't remember it being there the day before. Good things never last.
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Arriving at the century-old Wahl farm, just outside of Callicoon, NY, is to encounter a bucolic scene unchanged by time. A dog bounds over in welcome while a cluster of tiny piglets beat a retreat to the barn. In the distance grey clouds hover over woodland alternating with fields recently mown for hay. It is a charming and delightful scene, appealing in its rusticity, intimate in its scale, reassuring in its tangible sense of tradition and heritage.
A vista comfortingly familiar to Americans a century ago has become, in this age of industrialized agriculture, an anomaly. As has the appeal of farming. The fallout of large-scale operations absorbing mom-and-pop farms is the disappearance of inheritances and job opportunities. With rare exceptions, young Americans do not hear the call to farming, so how can they possibly heed it? It's a question Ross Wahl wishes he didn't have to ponder. And unless things substantially change for farmers like Wahl, the practice of raising heritage breeds on organic feed in free-range environments is doomed.
"My great-great-grandparents came here in the 1850s," he says. The land the current farm occupies was bought in 1921 and has been passed down from father to son. Wahl, slender and rangy with sandy, greying hair worn pragmatically short, would appear to be in his mid-fifties, though it's hard to tell. He works his roughly 220 acres of land largely single-handedly. Literally so—he recently lost most of the use of his left hand due to nerve damage and a surgery-related infection has curtailed the use of his right thumb.
"Farms are traditionally what have kept rural towns going. Losing one jeopardizes the other. It's a loss across the board, of economic viability, of community, even aesthetics."
All of which present extra challenges in wrangling the farm animals, especially the five sows who weigh in at more than 500 pounds each and the boar who serves as their stud. Smaller pigs are kept inside the barn, along with piglets piled on top of each other like puppies. In six months' time, a piglet will be heavier than the average man; at 200-300 pounds, they're ready for slaughter.
"And there are the guinea hens!" A flock of vivid grey and white birds, tall with strong legs, are patrolling the pasture. "They eat up the ticks and bugs," says Wahl, "and are as sharp as watchdogs," sounding the alarm with a squawk instead of a bark. With free-range animals, especially small, vulnerable ones like ducks and chickens, predation is a constant worry. Losing nearly half a flock is typical between egg and market.
Such losses, unavoidable for those who farm this way, drive up the price of free-range meat. As do USDA slaughterhouse regulations. To ensure that health and hygiene standards are met, farmers cannot slaughter on their own premises.For Wahl, bringing animals to be butchered requires up to 600 miles of round trips. With the added cost of storing the meat in freezers and transporting it to several different farmers' markets each week, it's a small wonder that the meat must be priced at a "boutique" level.
But high prices don't just buy wonderful meat from heritage breeds humanely treated. They support farms that in turn sustain the picturesque villages. "Farms are traditionally what have kept rural towns going," says Wahl. "Losing one jeopardizes the other. It's a loss across the board, of economic viability, of community, even aesthetics." Without support of small farms, the bucolic agricultural landscape that has long characterized the Upper Delaware Valley may be reduced quite literally to postcards.
Farmers like Wahl, working twelve-hour days, seven days a week, to produce high quality meat and dairy products, are a rarity, but the tide may be turning. A resurgence of interest in the source, quality, humaneness and sustainability of food has led to a flourishing of farm-to-table businesses upstate and to increasing attendance at farmers' markets. Slowly, finally, we are recognizing not only that we are what we eat but that this land, and its future, is what we eat, too. Slowly, finally, Ross Wahl and like-minded fellow farmers have reason to be hopeful.


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With Europe still reeling from the effects of the migrant crisis, the EU has lately been making noise about toughening its border controls and cracking down on migrant flows. Two reports coming out of Brussels this week, however, offer a revealing portrait of European cluelessness on the problem.
First, conveyed in the legalistic language of a European Commission press release, arrives an unintentional bombshell:
On 2 March 2017, the Permanent Representatives Committee (Coreper) agreed on a negotiating mandate to start negotiations with the European Parliament on a proposal for an entry-exit system. This system will register entry, exit and refusal of entry information of third country nationals crossing the external borders of the Schengen area. […]
The information stored in the entry-exit system will be accessible to border authorities, visa authorities and the authorities within the member states competent to check if a third country national fulfils the conditions of entry or stay.
The revelation here, in case you missed it, is not that the EU is working to refine its common entry-exit tracking system, but that no such system currently exists. The clueless European bureaucrats who set up the Schengen Area, in other words, did so without creating a common mechanism to monitor and share information about who is crossing its external borders. This is hardly the kind of information that inspires confidence in the wise stewardship of European elites.
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Migrants who are refused entry to the EU and dispute the decision should be detained to prevent them staying illegally, the European Commission said Thursday as it unveiled measures to get tougher on migration. […]
It's not a call for blanket detention, said a Commission official, but a way to make full use of European legislation which allows irregular migrants to be detained for six months, and in some cases for 18 months.
However this particular move will be spun by Brussels, the essential reality is grim: the EU has moved from welcoming refugees to effectively setting up detention camps. Sadly, this is yet another demonstration of the familiar lesson that Obama policies kill Obama values: if you dither and appease while Russia turns Syria into a charnel house, your commitment to humane treatment of refugees will collapse under the human catastrophe resulting from your fecklessness.
Both of these reports tell a version of the same story, about the failure of blinkered European elites to foresee the migrant crisis or establish adequate systems to cope with it. Western leaders who enabled the slaughter in Syria and then opened their borders to mass refugee flows are only now facing the music, hastily constructing systems that should have been in place long ago and harshly clamping down on migration—all to solve a crisis that need never have happened.