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Sao Paulo, January 2011 The "Anarchist Days" (Jornadas Anarquistas) took place in Sao Paulo (Brazil) on 25-26 January 2011, organised by the Federación Anarquista Uruguaya (FAU) and the Forum of Organised Anarchism (FAO) of Brazil. [Castellano] [Português] "Anarchist Days"January 2011Sao Paulo, Brazil Final DeclarationThe "Anarchist Days" (Jornadas Anarquistas) took place in Sao Paulo (Brazil) on 25-26 January 2011, organised by the Federación Anarquista Uruguaya (FAU) and the Forum of Organised Anarchism (FAO) of Brazil. The event was called in order to strengthen the development of especifist anarchism in Latin America, to provide an opportunity for exchanges and coordination between the anarchist political organisations who recognise themselves as being part of this current. The debates dealt with themes which are common to all our organisations, on areas where we work and contribute in our various locations, in our daily struggles, in the creations and re-creations that arise from the analysis of elements that we view as strategic to the construction of libertarian socialism on our continent - Popular Power and Libertarian Federalism. This is essential given that today - as part of a historical process - we are witnessing an important growth of our current within anarchism and concrete theoretical and political bases are being established. And this needs to be merged into a framework which is common to all our organisations from the various parts of America. Popular Power as a strategic element"You can never extinguish the people's hopes and dreams of emancipation; social experience continues to create new concepts of justice and freedom that have nothing to do with the perverse work of a system that confuses these concepts with rapacity and oppression". Thus began the debate on building a strategy which can make a break with the past and develop the forces of revolution.This debate is closely linked to the question of popular power. For us, the issue of popular power is a wide one that greatly affects our overall strategy, ranging from analysis of the current situation, to the goals we seek and the strategic path we must take. Why do we talk about power? For us, power is something that goes beyond the State. Power flows throughout society and for this reason power exists in the various spheres of the economy, of politics and of culture, ideology. Power exists in all social relationships that involve a conflict and may or may not become relations of domination and exploitation. Starting from this broad notion of power, we can say that power cannot be taken through an assault, as it is fed into and runs through every vein of society. In this sense, we say that from our point of view, there is no determination that can be envisaged a priori by one sphere over another, and therefore we do not believe in the system of economic determination, known within socialism as the system of infra-and super-structure. Power, therefore, involves power relations and disputes that exist throughout society and make up the foundation of what we call politics. In this sense, today's society is the result of certain correlations of force where some overcome others and thus shaping things. The result of this system today involves power, but also domination, exploitation and oppression. We believe that the oppressed classes must create a project of power. A project which can successfully confront and oppose the dominant classes, which can be managed and built through the daily struggles. This talk about "popular" means giving the project of power an eminently class-struggle character, though we must emphasise that we are speaking of power from the libertarian point of view. A project of the oppressed that arises from the popular movements, which accumulates with determined, strong, clear steps the social forces necessary for the showdown in the long term that we believe is necessary from the ideological point of view. For us, socialism is an ideology and not a science. Socialism arose as an ideological expression of the popular social movements in struggle, and since its first moments, counted on aspirations, desires, indignation, rebellion, passions, loves and other sentiments that cannot be scientifically proven. Thus, socialism can only constitute itself with this set of elements, that point towards the generation of a political practice in the transformative sense, of intervention in our reality. And, therefore, ideology implies theory and practice. We understand theory as a toolbox that allows us to interpret the current situation and events. However, as we affirm, we know that theoretical contributions must be rigorous, they must try to understand life and not be boxed in by our ideological certainties. Theory must be flexible and enable us to develop elements for our political practice. Practice clearly enriches this theory, too. Class and Revolutionary SubjectOur combative class consciousness is based in the various oppressed subjects, independent of where they may be. We believe that a class project must be built by the people, and by people we mean this set of oppressed classes that contain the workers of the town and country, wage-earners and the unemployed, and all those that suffer oppression due to their gender, race, ethnicity or sexuality, at the hands of this system of domination that is capitalism.Thus, the revolutionary subject is not given a priori, neither is it possible to be recognised beforehand. We believe that the revolutionary subject is the result of social and historical processes, of the struggles of popular movements, and can only be forged in struggle and from the process in which class identity is created. Our conception of Peoples (Popular) Power implies a basic notion of what the objectives that make up the strategy are, and that it is strategy that conditions tactics. Our final objective is libertarian socialism and our political practice is of revolutionary intention. The project of Peoples Power must, necessarily, contribute to the abolition of class society during the revolution. In order to promote first-hand participation by the grassroots of the movements, to create a strong people, it is essential that we have a plan in mind, a determined programme to be proposed and developed by these movements. Not boxing in or forcing the movements into the confines of any ideology is for us a central element in this programme. It is important to support them so that they may be as strong and united as possible by means of solidarity as a praxis and of actions, for specific demands, while at the same time, guaranteeing class independence in order that they will not be subordinated to political parties, the State, businesses or other class enemies, or even to those who, although they have demonstrated a certain affinity for the class struggle, act as a vanguard of the struggle. It also seems essential that the mechanisms of direct democracy be used for decisions taken by everyone directly involved the whole base or grassroots thereby creating a collective, self-managed environment. The means, therefore, must be in accordance with the ends for which we stand. History demonstrates that capitalism will not walk towards its own destruction. We cannot, therefore, hope that it commits suicide. We believe that it is only by means of their will and emancipatory practices that the oppressed classes will be able to resist and confront and to build libertarian socialism. Capitalism does not carry the germ of socialism and, although the creation of socialism has to start within capitalist society, it can only happen by means of a process of revolutionary rupture. Such a process of construction must take place in the midst of the daily social struggles, that accumulate strength for our project of Peoples Power. It is a question of constructing new historic subjects, of promoting our project in the midst of the struggle and of creating a strong people. It is, then, a question of reconstructing the social fabric, the fabric of social relations and also of another culture, that will, together with economic and political elements, allow new subjects capable of knowing themselves, others and their situation to be forged. Fundamentally, capable of constructing and of strengthening popular movements, taking decisions, sharing with others, empowering themselves, stimulating the strengthening of other people in all of society, with autonomy and not dependence. Libertarian FederalismFederalism is an organisational form, a model, a concept that has been a part of the social and political life of anarchism throughout its history. It enables the incorporation and the adaptation of its forces for resistance in the clash with capitalism, the joining of all those whose ideas are along the same lines to produce the libertarian ideology and, as well, as a practice to be able to project, to imagine and to bring about an offensive against capitalism that will construct the society that we want: a new civilisation.It is for this reason that federalism must not be accepted as a legitimate model in itself. It must be libertarian and, in this sense, the ideological constitution that it contains will be a determining element in the development of its power to transform. This ideological constitution determines the practices that will be generated, foreign to authoritarianism and to vanguardism, and with a bottom to top discussion dynamic, opposed to centralism and unitarianism. In this way, the top must be understood as a construction, by means of direct democracy, as the delegate of the grassroots and its functions cease when in the presence of the grassroots. The bottom is not subjected, nor is there a vertical hierarchy. Instead, anarchists work together in a functional and dynamic way, rooted in the various areas in which the political organisation projects its ideology. These specific spaces are built and constituted from within the fronts of popular struggle in the form of nuclei or grassroots groups, organised in such as way as to better interpret or approach the reality experienced by each space, in a global organisational concept that emanates from the anarchist political organisation. This globality, this integrality, must be vast and diverse, as it develops during struggle in different areas of work. It is necessary to recognise, as a whole, that there is no one transcendental struggle above all others, which erases and diminishes the importance of these others. The struggles must coexist within the organisation. Communicate and teach the political practices of the various fronts of struggle that come from other more specific paths of militancy. Enrich, by means of these practices, the political analysis of the current situation, our theoretical development and the class solidarity that is demanded and is so necessary in these times. Federalism must serve to strengthen both the specific and global action of the organisation. We call this dynamic federalism, which serves the established purposes. It is that which, in the framework of a general strategic line of revolutionary rupture, sustains the advance of the resistance to capitalism, as well as the planning of a new world. In relation to what has been said, this model, this organisational form, must be integrated into an organisational structure grounded in the base - the grassroots - with respect to minority positions, but constructing a kind of body, with binding agreements that delineate the organisations action in space and time; with categories and guidelines necessary for coexistence which do not end up in non-functional assemblyism and which possess dynamics and rhythms that combat authoritarian practices. Surviving in isolation, everyone working on their own, without having to deal with others, without empowering and educating themselves, without coming together to form a strong fist with which to strike, means condemning oneself to impotence, to wasting ones energy on small, insignificant acts and quickly losing faith in the objective and falling into complete inaction. In this way anarchists unity becomes a reality and is strengthened. This union comes together in order to work towards a new humanity, to plan and delineate the strategy with which we will deconstruct this world. Pillars and principles such as equality, direct democracy, autonomy, class independence and self-management are the basic elements that are essential for the libertarians of the world. Consequently, they must be fundamental in the political organisation, too. It is, therefore, a question of creating, conceiving of and practising a type of organisation that we understand as federalist, with practices, agreements and styles that are different to those of capitalism. Going from the political organisation to the popular organisations, and in this way deepening a little more the idea of building an organisation not just for the tactical necessities of the present. This organisation cannot be circumstantial, a momentary need it must be the rock onto which we carve our desires and passions, our utopia and our Freedom. Imagining, dreaming of, loving a new world. Seeing in our comrades of the struggle, in the people, the urgent need for transformation because of so much injustice, exploitation and oppression, carried out as part of a disgusting system that, in its daily whirlwind, devours and spits out so many brothers and sisters, so many people. For the construction of Libertarian Socialism, in a firm and solid process. |
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• First and foremost, you have to pick a gym that has a great child-care room. For me, that's number one. The gym I joined in Texas had only adequate care, and the boys only came with me a handful of times. This forced me to work around my husband's schedule, which meant half the time I never even went. Plus, it's never a great situation to come home sweaty to a messy house and hungry children. Pass.
The gym we go to now (It's a YMCA. Love, love, LOVE!) has fantastic child watch. The staff knows my boys by name, and they both just run in without hesitation because THEY love it, which is vital. Knowing my boys are safe, being attended too, and are having FUN, gives me the opportunity to work out with peace of mind. When you tour a gym, get a good look at the childcare room. Ask to talk to the manager. Get to know the staff by name. • Shower there. Before you get dorm room flashbacks, hear me out. Wouldn't it be great to get home already showered and dressed? It takes a little bit of prep work, but I'd MUCH rather prep then come home, turn on the TV, give the boys a snack, sneak in a quick shower with your little one opening the curtain getting wet... I promise you'll very quickly get over the flip flops and shower caddy when you get an extra 20 minutes of peace and quiet, and can leave the gym fully rejuvenated and ready to move on with your day. Hey, you might even get to do your hair!
• If you don't have time to shower, just bring a change of clothes. Even that much will help you leave "it all" at the gym. • Work it into your schedule. With rising gas prices, it doesn't make sense to drive to similar locations twice in one day. Once you've showered at the gym, you can make that quick stop to the grocery store or Target. Hit the park on your way home. Meet some friends for lunch. Duck out of playgroup a bit early, and skip showering at the gym, since it will be naptime when you get home. Or better yet, get going right away in the morning and workout before a play date (If you have any tips on how to do that, please let me know. I am SO not a morning person)! • Have a specific gym bag, and keep it packed at all times. Sometimes finding the motivation to pack all the bags, on top of changing diapers and putting on shoes is enough to keep you at home. Fill your bag with extras- hair products, make-up bag, toothbrush, deodorant... just make sure it's a big bag. =) I got a HUGE backpack, which is great when I'm carrying one kiddo and holding hands with another. My boys have a gym bag too, with their diapers, wipes and sippy cups. We only use this for the gym, so it stays packed and I don't have to think about it when we're leaving in a hurry.
• Buy yourself some nice workout clothes. It's worth the investment. • If it's a gorgeous day out, and a friend you keep playing phone tag with invites you to a picnic at the park, by all means- skip the gym and go to the park. Forcing yourself to go to the gym will only build resentment. Make the gym a place that you love to go to. Be spontaneous and go on a whim when your kids are driving you particularly NUTS (this is where that packed bag comes in handy).
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Bill Daly, Tom Ruskin and Mike Baker on the steps being taken to prevent gun violence
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Bill Daly, Tom Ruskin And Mike Baker
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Deal with all right let's get to -- -- now on the whole issue.
All of gun control with me here in this -- Our Bill Daly and Tom Ruskin bill Daley obviously former FBI -- that Tom Ruskin former NYPD detective and president of the CMP group.
And joining us via Skype -- from Boise Idaho is might make a former CIA operative and president of diligence LLC.
Good to see all of -- to you first -- -- hate the idea that tip a lot of the violence that we see the gun violence.
Committed by people having.
Illegal guns are having access to guns to which they should not have had access as in the case of -- -- -- -- -- -- Connecticut.
What is law enforcement's role he'll walk the -- look at law enforcement -- That they are currently not doing.
America over the -- on his talk about the whole topic of going to -- that is is that.
We tend you have to people in this society who are lore by we -- -- after limit their rights we do we do you have to move we.
We -- what taxes we have there's people here doing things legally you are always the ones who kind of suffer the consequences of what the politicians and others think.
All the best way forward.
Having said that I think the big thing we're missing here is born -- role and he increased level -- horsemen participation in current.
Gun control laws meaning.
The you know we have so many gun laws thus far in this country not saying we can't have.
Maybe more background checks were or improve that side of that is Ray Kelly police commissioners and -- New York just a few days ago.
Most of the go -- guns at their their capture most of guns involved in crimes and others are coming into our city as they well I would suggest to Chicago and other major cities.
Illegally you and that purchasing and also bring him in -- lines so we start cutting down that we can probably see dramatic dramatic saves.
-- -- if if if we're talking a backtracking.
These illegal guns much more efficiently.
Isn't universal -- -- takes an important part of it's a very important part and I don't think anyone should object to -- -- they had done as well.
I disagree with the way -- live -- I think there's you know we have to.
Look at the people were purchasing guns and make sure that they -- legally allowed to possess that's first secondly -- what -- Capabilities of law enforcement.
In the basically enforcing the laws we already have on the books to new York city police department now is looking at a pilot project.
Of a device that sort of like -- Portable and mobile.
X ray device which will show the cops did a patrol caught does that guy possibly possess a weapon as a weapon.
In your waist band -- on your body has a very distinctive.
You sure.
It's something that a cop who's trained you know and experience cop could feel very quickly right but just patting you down to break and he knows where you put it.
This device should it be implemented by the police department New York City and then probably around the country would be of assistance.
In taking illegal guns off the street if you legally possess that weapon let's say you're off duty cop.
And that that.
Piece of equipment is focused towards you and the cops season approaches you and the first thing you know had to do was properly identify yourself.
And and let the cop know that you illegally possessing America.
It would take until the streets that potentially could -- Crimes and quit supportive and -- get to -- the supportive of what the the stop and frisk is -- going here in New York -- and also many big dent.
In getting using illegal guns off the streets of New York -- you have the ACLU fighting to stop and frisk you.
I'm gonna let -- make little girls like her obesity senator Mike Baker eight Boise Idaho might you have your thoughts on not all of us and -- -- that the question of how many illegal guns all right Daryn how we can track them.
-- -- -- All you won't hear me -- that Rudolph but I think -- right.
You know that would what we got was that it was blogger on the ball and we haven't been doing that consistently and -- -- over the years.
And if we did then we would go quietly -- the role.
Do resolve an issue that we're talking about now which is how do you get the illegal guns off the street.
You know putting up putting -- -- -- a weapon or the up for the law abiding citizens.
That's going to be nothing for the cardinal got that -- that the weapons on the street that's what they do.
The second part that are operating I think it's a very interesting one.
I liked the idea.
Of being able to look at the police officers and I got to find whatever they -- I didn't quite -- applied.
Someone walking down -- carrying weapons but.
I would note that we saw.
Wouldn't go that is when you try to enhance -- reading ability at the airport.
Where we know we have security concerns.
You can imagine what the civil liberties groups will say.
And it goes against the belt I would always go -- -- Civil liberties groups we'll go crazy if suddenly we're staying that long what's more out and hit the ability.
Like get a -- you know what someone is -- carry on the street -- much easier than anticipated let's just let them banned weapons.
Because that makes him feel good and the children that -- -- do they don't want to deal with the other issues that aren't the only -- problem involved.
In trying to import -- the rules that are already on the books.
They a couple of our viewers weighing in here Joyce he says police officers arrest people -- -- -- reports is up to the DNA of the city or state.
To file charges against that person most will not enforce -- almost.
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- she says there's been a huge uptick in violence in the past twelve months or so.
All of this just being coverage you'll -- More coverage it always -- every -- a definite.
Increasing gun violence in your view bill or are we just -- Is it hearing about a hundred together -- a look at some statistics -- -- so much first only is that if you don't have statistics you don't have enough to prove your point eat it -- -- -- some statistic thank you.
But Henry.
I mean.
List is -- list here they count differ bird deaths homicides world where that's related to guns it was two that's eleven it was a little 30031000.
You look at the chart this seems to be.
So what habitat but it's been much higher before and has dropped down and it is maybe in -- -- tick upward where you know I think I would.
Kind of in a way.
Drew a comparison to what happened in highway deaths and what we were able to do in this country to bring down about -- in 1979 with 53000 people dying on nation's highways.
It's now down to around 33000 so more than more than guns.
-- that went into the obvious enforcing lawyers looking at speeds speak controls -- -- younger people aren't supposed to drive.
You know don't drive.
And certainly safety equipment.
-- so I think -- look at a program like that towards the use of weapons making sure forcing all lawyers.
They usually do some education much like -- your guess -- spoken out is that I think you'll see a drop down in that quite significantly and I think.
We don't let -- almost as people think that that's a panacea lawmakers what do they do for job you know it's like.
There have everything's a nail I gotta have a law to two would.
I think I think the three -- four incidents that come to mind colorblind to.
The year at Virginia Tech news and a roar and now.
School in Connecticut I think.
The fact that the media is they -- so immediately brings it right to -- we've always had violent incidents in this country and around the world.
-- it's much more highlighted and it's come time that we do have to look at how we're going to protect our people as formal law enforcement.
And former CIA we are looking to protect the people who are in our country.
And how do we do that and what's the best way -- -- -- -- know is discussing mental health and you know the -- lives.
Definitely had a mental health issue.
Could even spotted could be -- -- -- -- -- could even help what you don't ahead of time could clean bowl and the column going to do well.
Have been Korda had a target process possibly and did you detect definitely could've been so we have to look towards how wouldn't stop these incidents.
Not necessarily restricting people's legal right to possess a gun.
And lastly we can't allow.
Journalists and at a news -- to be able publish those lists and over again.
But that's interesting.
Thought my god could just quickly to wrap it up you lost -- on this.
God I think I think it is not necessarily network we're we're we're seeing more violence more gun violence right now I think -- On a bigger issue I think were or what you've got the prize in a way.
I think world -- violent.
All -- but I don't think that's that they're going to issue.
-- -- got everything from video game is sort of the access to immediate information that the Internet and other technology to block it would.
I think it you know that that increase the level.
Violence in the desensitized to -- that -- gonna get the bigger.
Problem but it immediately -- he started out -- With the -- taking -- wouldn't I don't -- we would have even been covering that.
If they had invented a new found shooting we certainly wouldn't use that story I deleted -- gun control discussion.
If it hadn't been in the -- -- shooting.
But doesn't go to just my thought important.
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The Nudie Suits first formed way back in 1997, following Dionne Taylor's first encounter with the magical Hawaiian steel guitar. She began learning to play the instrument and her friend, Mark Lyons, was inspired to write songs to incorporate its beauty: '
we use the steel guitar to play set melodic riffs tailored specifically to each original composition. Our sound has been given various descriptions: Hawaiian folk-rock, roots pop, alternative country-rock and perhaps most accurately - classic pop music with truly unique instrumentation.'
Dionne's sister Tammy joined soon after, on violin. Since then they have worked with numerous musicians to flesh out their sound with bass and drums. Mark came up with the name, which was a reference to an eccentric American tailor: 'Nudie Cohen was a Jewish tailor to the stars who operated in Hollywood during the 1950's & 60's. Some of his more well-known creations were Elvis Presley's gold Lame suit of 1956 and Gram Parson's marijuana leaf outfit from 1969. The eye-catching apparel produced by his small workshop soon became commonly referred to as a Nudie Suit.'
The group played erratically around Auckland for a number of years and achieved wide airplay on student radio. However, in 2000, they decided that the local scene was too small to support their unique style of music and the group moved to Melbourne, where they have since developed a strong following. Mark remains philosophical on the band's failure to achieve worldwide fame and fortune: 'On the question of fame, an explanation of the mechanics of the music industry would take more space than is available here.'
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Mark Lyons (vocals, guitar)
Dionne Taylor (lapsteel, guitar)
Tamasin Taylor (violin, keyboards)
Rob Collins
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ATLANTA -- A new home buyer tax credit would pump some air into a market in need of life support, Georgia State University College of Law Professor Jessica Gabel wrote in an opinion piece published in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
In the Sept. 28 piece, Gabel, an assistant professsor, takes the pro stance on the question, "Should Congress adopt a new tax credit for buying a home?" while Carter Doyle, a visiting professor of economics at GSU, offers an opposing view. Gabel writes that the government's economic response to the collapse of the housing market is falling short.
"The government Band-Aids - a hodgepodge of mortgage modification and anti-foreclosure programs - are insufficient. And when something like the home buyer tax credit generates even a hint of improvement, we abandon it," she writes.
"What we need is that same long-term investment strategy to apply universally. It should not be our policy to bail out only the few who fit the label 'too big to fail' just because they have more money to lose. Ask anyone facing foreclosure next Tuesday at the Fulton County Courthouse how much they have to lose.
"The American Dream no longer means owning a home. It's simply holding onto the home that is the dream for so many. The home buyer tax credit is not just a mechanism that encourages people to buy homes. It also provides an out to those with oppressive mortgages by enlarging the buyer market. It's also a benefit to banks that are hefting a portfolio of foreclosed homes in their wallets"
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Here's how RW members rated this race (140 votes).
In short: superbly organised, a great raceIn full: This is a very good race to do. It is challenging enough to be interesting and though it has some climbs the downhills seem to compensate so it is a quick course. It was windy this year so PB's were hard to come by, but that's life. This was my third time at this event and I intend to do it again.Date of review: January 25, 2012
In short: Fantastic event great raceDate of review: January 25, 2012
In short: My first time at this one - won't be my last!In full: A very pretty run through the charming Cheshire countryside. The supporting crowds were sporadic, but very encouraging and the last 2 miles downhill make the climb in the 2nd half of the run worthwhile.Date of review: January 25, 2012
In short: I love Helsby Half! Got a 7 minute PB despite the wind and the little ups. Marshalls very friendly and encouraging. Parking not a problem if you take a few runners with you and get there early-ish. They do warn about this -read the information!Date of review: January 25, 2012
In short: Blew the cobwebs awayIn full: Pleasant course. Really friendly atmosphere.Could not quite get under 1:40 with the high winds, but still great fun!Only issue was the half full paper cups at the water stations....bottles next time please!Date of review: January 25, 2012
In short: Great course for a January RaceIn full: Great race, will defo be doing it again next year. Organisation was pretty amazing, no complaints. Can't was to do it again next year!! Date of review: January 24, 2012
In short: Another fantastic race. Lots of support from marshals and local residents. Organisaton excellentDate of review: January 24, 2012
In short: Great Race You'll love itIn full: Great race as eve,r third time, only niggle was the start from the car park full of cars. Otherwise well done Helsby RC cant wait for next year :-)Date of review: January 24, 2012
In short: Great rural course on roads and undulating lanes. Great value.In full: You never know what the weather is going to do at this time of the year - it felt quite exposed in the windy and blustery conditions but this is the country.Many many positives for the race - comms, parking, bag drop, refreshments, marshalling, support, route, scenery etc....Only comment for improvement would be organisation at the start line.Only observation for improvementDate of review: January 23, 2012


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My startup is pulling $20,000 a month and in the position to add a new technical full-time employee in order to gain technical competitiveness. However, I'm troubled by my current situation.
Few months ago, I asked my recently graduated friend to help me out while he's looking a full-time job. He's major is manufacture engineering while my startup is tech related. I'm paying him $1800 a month so he can help me out. Meanwhile, he can make some money while looking for a job in his field. He's more techsavvy than an average person but he came to the position with no knowledge related to our field (tcp/ip networking). Basically, he has been learning on the fly for the past few months.
My friend's help has been great because he is able to take over a lot of ticket answering and low-level technical works. However, what I needed the most is someone who knows way more than I do and can provide some technical expertise to elevate my business ahead of the competitions. I have been consumed most of my time in technical works and have no time to do strategic planning.
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Hotel was good in general. Room was generally clean, did find specks of blood on single duvet but we didn't use that bed. Bathroom was clean. Don't like the throws and cushions personally as I think they are dirty and not changed/washed from one guest to another checking in. Food was good. Breakfast staff very helpful, esp with baby, anticipated our needs. Seems very well organised and plenty. We did eat early, no rush of guests at the same time. We ordered the daily special in the restaurant one night and it was tasty, chicken potato and tomato based sauce. No veg with the dish which was disappointing for me. My husband ordered chips and they never arrived. Elevator was broken but kind reception stored our buggy in the luggage room. think the location details are misleading as you are not as close to amenities as you say online. No parking at anytime in the hotel, however we were lucky to get parking on Burlington Road. Yes I would recommend.
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Room very good and staff particularly excellent. Thankyou, I will come again.
Hotel Guest auf 5-Dez-2013:
Breakfast was great, as was the free pint on check in for the rugby deal but it seemed to take a long time to check in and out and the staff didn't seem to rush!
clarence collins auf 3-Dez-2013:
great value and the staff very helpful,would recommend this hotel.IF I had a complaint it is that the bar closes early and only top shelf drinks available.
Peg pitzer auf 1-Dez-2013:
Nice clean quiet hotel that always pleases.
Hotel Guest auf 1-Dez-2013:
Lovely hotel, excellent location and great Irish breakfasts - what more can I say?
Hotel Guest auf 30-Nov-2013:
Quiet place. Very friendly staff.
Hotel Guest auf 29-Nov-2013:
Parking is a huge problem. Probably won't stay there again if I have a late arrival, I'll go somewhere with a car park.
Hotel Guest auf 27-Nov-2013:
The welcome at reception was great - but I found the room much too warm and the temp difficult to control.
Hotel Guest auf 25-Nov-2013:
Hotel Guest auf 24-Nov-2013:
enjoyed our stay in the Mespil. convenient to town and suited our needs ideally. breakfast fine . no problem recommending.
Iain McGregor auf 21-Nov-2013:
Excellent service and sorted out a number issues which would have otherwise led to a difficult stay. Look forward to my next trip to Dublin
Hotel Guest auf 17-Nov-2013:
We stayed at the Mespil Hotel for two nights on our recent trip to Dublin. This is the third time we have stayed there. We always find the staff helpful, the rooms are clean, and the bar is nice for a drink or a light meal. The breakfast in the Restaurant is very reasonable too. The Mespil is just so convenient, with local shops just around the corner for any required supplies, and a 20 minute walk into the city for all the tourist attractions. We will use the Mespil again, when we next travel to Dublin from Sydney (Australia.)
Linda Halley auf 16-Nov-2013:
Staff friendly helpfull in reception. Rooms clean comfortable food very good.
Evelyn Schneider auf 12-Nov-2013:
Nachdem ich nach 11 Nächten im Leeson Bridge Guest House wegen Ausbuchung noch für eine Nacht wechseln musste, war ich vollauf zufrieden. Sauberkeit, Service, gutes Frühstück. Ich war sehr zufrieden, vor allem nach der Unterkunft, die ich zuvor gewählt hatte.
Bernadette Leahy auf 10-Nov-2013:
The rooms were great.Service was great. Dinner onthe Saturday night was fine but there was no atmosphere in the dining room - it was like a canteen! Also, the fish dish had no vegetables served with it and it could really have done with some potatoes. However, it was a very enjoyable stay for us all.
Christine Wilson auf 7-Nov-2013:
I have stayed at the Mespil several times now and always enjoy it. I like that it is tucked away yet reasonably central and that single travellers are given decent/good rooms rather than the box rooms by the lift shaft I usually get.
Hotel Guest auf 7-Nov-2013:
Everything was lovely Thanks.
GARY BEATTIE auf 6-Nov-2013:
I had a very enjoyable 2 nights' stay - the hotel's location was perfect in terms of the proximity to the start of the marathon (which is why I was in town). The room was excellent, the staff were very professional and courteous, the food was very good plus there was free parking to boot. Perfect - I'm a very satisfied customer and I will look forward to my next stay.
Hotel Guest auf 6-Nov-2013:
Excellent service as always and was delighted that the marathon participants were accommodated very well. The breakfast ran smoothly and every need was accommodated for. The location was perfect for the start and for the finish I hobbled back to the hotel which wasnt too far thank god. Thank you very much.
Hotel Guest auf 5-Nov-2013:
Stayed for the Dublin Marathon, everything was great for the runners especially the porridge and bananas at 6.30 am and the late check out at 4 pm so a recovery bath could be had, was good that I only had a 5 minute walk back to hotel from finish line
Hotel Guest auf 4-Nov-2013:
Great hotel, excellent location. Lovely staff.
Inmaculada Lorenzo auf 4-Nov-2013:
You have to improve the amenities for the bath
tom davey auf 4-Nov-2013:
Very happy with stay... an obviously well run hotel.
AUDREY RANKIN auf 3-Nov-2013:
Room was perfect for my needs (a one night stay before a meeting in UCD). Very friendly staff, comfortable room and a good breakfast.
Hotel Guest auf 3-Nov-2013:
always great service :)
Hotel Guest auf 1-Nov-2013:
Everything was excellent. Room was nice and relaxing. Staff where friendly and food was excellent.
Hotel Guest auf 31-Okt-2013:
Comfortable room and great breakfast. Good help from staff in getting an internet connection.
Hotel Guest auf 30-Okt-2013:
very good
Hotel Guest auf 29-Okt-2013:
my only negative comment was that the hotel was extremely overheated
Hotel Guest auf 26-Okt-2013:
For the price the hotel exceeded all expectations. It was clean, tidy and modern. The only minor issue was the fact that the heating was on all night and the room was quite warm making it hard to sleep but otherwise fantastic hotel! The breakfast the next morning was superb. All round great stay.
Hotel Guest auf 25-Okt-2013:
I would have liked if a complimentary evening meal had being provided as part of booking package
Allan Campbell auf 25-Okt-2013:
Would be nice to have a Mini bar in the rooms so that one could store some milk / cool drink etc and not have to always order such a small item from downstairs late at night.
Hotel Guest auf 24-Okt-2013:
Check in was smooth and front desk associates were very cordial. Our rooms were very nice and clean but were in the front of the building so there was some noise in the evening. We felt the room comfortable, went out to dinner with relatives and came back to a room that felt like a sauna. My only request would be that housekeeping checks the settings on them when cleaning. We chose Mespil because it was close to relatives work and also close enough to the airport for our departure the next day. On your website it says that a taxi ride is approximately 40 Euro but we were pleasantly surprised that if booked thru the front desk, it was only 2 Euro. All in all we were very pleased, and would return for a night or two when in Dublin.
Hotel Guest auf 23-Okt-2013:
Overall very good.
Heinz Schuster auf 22-Okt-2013:
Sehr ruhig gelegenes Hotel mit freundlichem Personal. Ich würde in Dublin wieder im Mespil Hotel absteigen.
Hotel Guest auf 21-Okt-2013:
Clean and comfortable hotel
Hotel Guest auf 20-Okt-2013:
Hotel location is ideal, nice area and close to the city. The Hotel itself is fine, water was a little cold in the shower. When you compare the prices of this hotel to others its certainly not bad value. Only downside is lack of parking a few residents got clamped while we were there.
Hotel Guest auf 17-Okt-2013:
Had a great stay at this hotel. Comfortable and clean, great amenities and really friendly and helpful staff
Hotel Guest auf 17-Okt-2013:
Nice hotel and rooms, but got caught out when checking out. Requested in my currency and realised the conversion rate was extremely poor. Apart from that, very good
carlos perez auf 12-Okt-2013:
The canal and surrounding areas are beautiful. Hotel reception and public areas are fine, hallways to our room a bit creepy, but the room is really great. Comfy beds, pillows ok, and excellent bath/shower. Staff: efficient, professional and easygoing. I will be back.
Mark Hogan auf 9-Okt-2013:
Staff were very helpful and courteous. Hotel is listed as 4*, but could do we modernising/refurbishment internally. I stayed in the hotel for 1 week. The breakfast every morning was the exact same. Would recommend having a chef in the breakfast area making fresh omelletes or pancakes or something different for guests to choose from.
Hotel Guest auf 8-Okt-2013:
Good location, good room, excellent service, good food
David Eder auf 8-Okt-2013:
Really welcoming, great room and breakfast Would give you 4.5 if poss, the .5 off is because the shower wasn't great - no water pressure on the top floor I think so got warm dribble or cold gush
Patrick Towers auf 8-Okt-2013:
I appreciated the courteous efficiency of the staff upon arriving. My room was perfect for my stay. It was quiet, comfortable and spacious. The evening food in the bar was quickly served in a pleasant ambience suitable for the single guest. Breakfast was well served at 7am and I did not have to wait to be checked out. A hotel I will recommend to any visitor to Dublin.
mary hennessy auf 7-Okt-2013:
The mespil is a great hotel have stayed there many times and the service and staff are always great, any problems are taken care of a.s.a.p. (hardly any to report). It is in a great location only a short walk to the city centre, so I'd say a winner all around.
Garth Scholtz auf 7-Okt-2013:
Overall, we enjoyed our stay. We were upgraded to an apartment and had more than adequate comforts. There we far too many wrong entries on the invoice though (3 breakfasts instead of 2, 80 EUR for 2 x 3 day city tickets...). I was left a bit disappointed that I could have ended up spending 50 to 60 EUR more than what I should have if I didn't thoroughly check the invoice.
Hotel Guest auf 6-Okt-2013:
Staff were very friendly and helpful. Rooms were clean although the service staff never replaced our used glasses with clean ones. Close to some bus pick-ups. 15min walk to Trinity College area. Good value; we would stay here again.
Betty O Halloran auf 6-Okt-2013:
Stayed in mespil on 28th September very pleasant stay gentleman at check in very courteous and efficient he was there again when checking out most helpful room very comfortable breakfast excellent no name please


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2013 Fair Housing Luncheon Event (free of charge)
- On Thursday, April 11, 2013, the Fairfax County Office of Human Rights & Equity Programs, in collaboration with the Northern Virginia Association of Realtors, will host its 2013 Fair Housing Luncheon. Several prominent HUD officials will briefly address the audience. Prior to the luncheon, guests are invited to attend a fair housing training session. The luncheon and the training session are free of charge; however, we do ask that you register in advance by submitting the information requested on the registration form for the 2013 Fair Housing Luncheon. Please email or fax your response as soon as possible, but no later than March 29, 2013.


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The Bilingual Education and TESOL Program in the School of Education prepares teachers for service in a culturally and linguistically diverse society, with the goal of developing and supporting proficiency and literacy in students' native languages and in additional (second) languages.
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Birth year: 1977
Address: 3291 W 102nd Cir
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Investigation of the wounding of Daniel Alderete, dob 08-05-84, by Officer Ethan Aldridge,#05100, on July 18, 2010, at 3436 West 18th Avenue, Denver, Colorado.:
As a result of the Denver Police Department's practice of racial profiling, ethnic stereotyping, and biased policing, plaintiff Jose Sanchez was unjustifiably targeted while he was standing lawfully on the public sidewalk, smoking a cigarette, outside the Denver home of his girlfriend, Joshinna Carreras. Police illegally detained and handcuffed him, falsely accused him of being an "illegal immigrant," and falsely arrested him on a bogus charge of providing "false identification." The supposedly "false" identification was a current and valid photo ID card issued by the Department of Homeland Security verifying Mr. Sanchez's legal presence and authorization to work in the United States. Mr. Sanchez spent five days in jail on the bogus charge before it was dismissed. :


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In mid-November New York magazine ran a cover story on a group of 540 Ashkenazi Jews who, as the headline trumpets, carry "DNA You Wouldn't Believe." This group of happy oldsters, all of them over 95, might hold the key to extreme longevity, the article suggests. There is the 105-year-old stockbroker who still goes to work everyday and a peripatetic 109-year-old woman.
The article—"What Do a Bunch of Old Jews Know about Living Forever?"—highlights research from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx that points to several genes that might help explain the secret of a Methuselah-like existence. One, in particular, stands out, the Einstein researchers assert. The oldest of the old who bear a certain version of the cholesteryl ester transfer protein gene, (CETP I405V) end up with lower levels of the CETP protein but higher levels of the "good" cholesterol, and larger particles of these high-density lipoproteins (HDLs). The carriers of two copies of this gene variant—one from ma, one from pa— appear to have a lower risk of dementia, failing memories and heart disease.
There is a problem with this halcyon picture. A few weeks after the New York article hit the presses, a report by researchers from Rush University Medical Center in Chicago in a respected journal, Aging Cell, identified the CETP variant as a gene that may increase the risk of Alzheimer's. The same version of the same gene: in one study it slows dementia, in the other it promotes cognitive decline.
What is going on here? Two groups of well-regarded researchers come to the exact opposite conclusion. Welcome to the wild-and-wooly world of gene-association studies that attempt to tie DNA to disease. Unless the link between a gene and a disease or phenotype is a very strong one, researchers who try to follow up on initial studies often get different results the second or third time around.
In this instance, the researchers at Rush had decided to investigate this gene after reading a January study published in JAMA The Journal of the American Medical Association by the Einstein investigators. The JAMA article found that the CETP variant protected a diverse group of older people, aged 70 and older, not just the Ashkenazim, against failing memory and dementia. The JAMA study, though, extended earlier work by the Einstein researchers that showed better cognition and general health in the Ashkenazi super old that carry the gene.
The Rush team, which oversees two well-known longitudinal studies on aging and dementia, decided to see whether they could replicate the JAMA findings. Their analysis of 1,384 participants from the two studies found that the CETP variant was associated with a faster rate of cognitive decline and an increased risk of Alzheimer's. The Chicago researchers then did something that the Einstein team hadn't. They went to pathology information collected on the brains of 590 of the deceased study participants. They found there that those with the relevant CETP variant had a greater density of the plaques characteristic of Alzheimer's than others who didn't.
So who is right? Maybe no one at all. A leader of the Rush team points out the possibility that both results may be due to chance "They got an effect, they reported it; we got an opposite effect, we reported it," said David Bennett, a professor of neurological sciences at Rush and one of the co-authors on the paper. "Maybe the truth is in the middle, which is no effect."


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Students we spoke to on the College of Brockport campus tell YNN that they have always felt safe on campus and were in shock to hear a murder took place there. YNN's Christina Noce was on campus Saturday and has more.
BROCKPORT, N.Y. -- It is a somber evening on the College of Brockport campus. Faculty and students said they are still in shock. After only a month into the new school year, students are trying to cope with the tragic loss of a fellow student and friend.
As students woke up on Saturday morning, they learned that a fellow student, who lived just down the hall to some, had been killed in her dorm room. It is unknown at this time if anyone witnessed the crime, however, students said they will be keeping their ears open in the future.
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CHAAARRGE!!! Strategy and skill are required for this unique game. Its numerous options will allow you to live the Civil War again. In the world of the comic book - Les Tuniques Bleues - you become a Yankee or Confederate. Encircle your enemy and launch surprise attacks. Selecting one or two players, move your troops, stop trains, take forts by assault and in the final part, lead a genuine little army on the field. To your sabres!
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For the money this chain guide is a quality product. It's a bit on the weighty side, But it will also stand up to some abuse. Good product!
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This was a complete waste of my money, and I don't think that I have ever been more disappointed in an m/c product. Both the slider and the chain guide are made from very hard material. Maybe the idea was to use a material that would wear longer, but the result was just the opposite. I have approximately 2 hrs of MX riding on this slider and chain guide and they both have significant wear. Also, they are so loud that I kept thinking something was wrong with my bike only to realize it was just the inferior parts that I had just wasted my money on. Lastly, the only positive part was that my chain is getting close to the end of its life so I wasn't too upset about the fact that the hard guide actually wore some material off of the rivets on my chain and rounded them over.
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Covering girls head to knee, this 550 fill down-insulated parka is a classic, stylish choice for cold winter excursions. Feminine-style quilting throughout creates flattering fit, with slight drop tail on back for added coverage. On blue bird days, simply remove the insulated hood for less coverage.
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Praying for the safety of clergy and all those in Syria
Have been praying for Syria, Turkiye, Egypt, Lybia, and Greece for along time will just add extra prays now.
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