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1^ §»• HUNTLEY''5'"««*'« VOLUME 9 — NUMBER 15 THUR«>AT. JULV 15. 1968 esmmt 460.6681 (uy tin*) (IX BO answsr) 460.0998 ¦ ;,'»iiJSKi..»:....!!.¦»; .-.iW'Mi?- I-* iti, ¦ 8 PAGES Huntley Little League Team 1st. Huntley 7 1 Sugar Grove 6 1 Kaneville 5 2 Elbum 5 S Maple Park Tigars 5 3 Hampshire No. 2 4 4 Wasco 3 4 Burlington 3 5 HampAire No. 1 3 5 M^le Part Cards 2 5 Plato Center 2 6 Lily Lake 1 7 SGBOOti Fll,& fltfflTLEY HIOH SCIIOOL —^rtii ¦:'"i..'.ti.i,'. Legionaires To State Convention Tbe American Legion Department of Illinois will hold its annmd Con¬ vention in Oiicago at the Pahner House from July 25 through July as, 1968. The Legion Post No. 673 of Hunt¬ ley, Illinois has selected the follow¬ ing delegates: Robert Schultz, the new Poet Commander, and Donald Enstrom, Post Ad}ut«at. There wfll be an llth District Caucus on Thuraday, July 25th to Park Board Report A nunriser at red markers are appearing at the Deicke Park In Donahoe's Woods. The markers are for a topagraphical siu:vey bemg conducted by the Huntley Park Board. When completed the survey will show the contour and geologicsd make-up of the park. Surveyors will not be able to comjriete the survey however, until the leaves have fallen off of the trees. In addition to the topographical sur vey a boundery survey will be made A location for an entranceway into the park is also being studied. -NOTICE- Minutes of last Wednesday's sdiool board meeting will appear in next weeks Farmside. Air ryeperb^eakeaeee. Ittffitfw MMions «ai be heki <B Fdday, Ally IBdi and Saturday, July 27tt. Conunander Sdiultz has been se¬ lected by the llth District Sgt-at- Arms, Alvm Anderson to carry the llth District colors in the large, CDiorful parade ot the American Legion, whidi whids i^> the conven¬ tion on Sunday, the 28th of July. The delegates will be accompanied by their wives, Mrs. Mabel Sdiultz, and Mrs. Fem Enstrom, who wiU be attending the Auxiliary's Depart¬ ment Convention at the Sherman House. Goodwill Truck Here July 22nd "Tta.tueee-.et'] ices at GoodwiU Industries «re in' far greater d^nand, than available materials and facilities," according to Mazie Mott, local Goodwill repre¬ sentative. A Goodwill truck will be in Hunt¬ ley, Mmday, July tt, to {Hdoip doth¬ ing, ^oes, housewares and other materials wfaich the faandiaHpped men and women can use in a re¬ habilitation program. CaU 669-5680 for complete informa¬ tion about Goodwill Industries, dub presentations aid pickiy) arrange¬ ments. New Business In Townl Pictured above ts a Atar ceastmetetd br perMs or pcimhis ankaowa OB the Randaaae property ea Mala St. ia Hnafley. Ilie deor had a siga at- tadied to it triiiA rta«. 'TliiiMlti. Pale BriUtac SpirlWHs. Wtas DMm." Ike eaar wet-mupauky eirt at aa aagle, aaf the awataf ak* Ml a eaek- ayaA Ibt. Vue^iiK tt attadad t» a Immk« Imee «Uelii Mr. Haaiiiaae anolM after tk^Wdag W tke OU rartey hrame^jAidA^mmi aWter Vek eeet. oa tte stker sUe af the IWce tte liiiiiiiiWI at tt* JMlflerlrtace It aajroM tfaaU ge tttwgh tte <eer ttv waitfi tav* a large inp. McHenry-Lake Black & White Show Results There were 175 entries at the An¬ nual McHenry-Lake Blads. and White Show held at the Fair^txinds, Woodstodc, <Mi Jidy 10, and spaa- sored by the McHenty-Lake Hol¬ stein Club. Traphy winners m Boys Showmanship were won by Danny Fruin and Stev«i Borhart, Hurtley, and by Margaret StlHing, McHenry, and Pamela Comue, Hebron. In the Jr. Division, Jr. ChanHi and Reserve Chami^oo Female was won by Har<M Stillhig, Jr. Mc¬ Henry. Sr. Champ and Grand Cham¬ pion Female in the Jr. Divlsimi was shown by Dan Fruin, Huntley. Qass 1 — Jr. Bull Calf - Sr. Div. — Elmwood Farms. Class 2 — Sr. Bull Calf - Sr. Div. — Elmwood Farm.. Class 3 — Jr. Yearling Bull — Sr. Div. Elmwood Farm. Class 4 — a-. Yearlh^ Bull — Sr. Div. — Moo Meadows. Ghi»n{^n BuU — Jr. Bvfll Calf Elmwood Farms. Class 5 — Jtmior Heifer — Sr. Div. — Moo Meadows; Jr. Div. — Peter StiiUac. Sr. Div. — Elmwood Farni — Jr. Div. Roger Shanks. Class 7 — Sr. Heifer CaK — Sr. Div. Elmwood Farm; Jr. Div. — Karen Mekike. Class 8 — Jr. Yearling — Sr. Div. — Harold Stilling, Jr. — Jr. Div. — Harold Stillhig, Jr. Class 9 — Sr. Yearluig — Sr.. Div. — EUnwood Farm; Jr. Div. — Syl¬ via Fruin. Class 10 — Jr. Get-(rf-Sire — Sr. Div. — Ehnwood F«Tn. Class U — 2 Yr. Old-Unfreshened — Sr. Div. Jim Henning; Jr. Div. — Jim Henning. Class 12 — Dry 3 «t 4 Yr. Olds — Sr. Div. — Ebnwood; Jr. Div StevMi Boriiart. Class 13 — Dry Age Cows — Sr. Div. — Elmwood Farms. Class 14-2 Yr. Old that has freshened — Sr. Div. — Elmwood; Jr. Div. — Roger Sianks. Qass 15 - 3 Yr. Old in Mill^ — Sr. Div. — Ravenglen; Jr. Diw — Peter SUlling. Qass 16 — Four Year Old hi Milk — Sr. Div. — Ehnwood; Jr. Div. — Dan Fhihi. Class 17 — — Elmwood son. 17 — Aged Cow — Sr. riiv wxl; Jr. Div. — CaroJ cSrl- Class 18 — Produce of Dam — Sr. Div. — Pamela Comue. Class 20 — Best 3 Females — Sr. Div. — Ehnwood Fainu. Class 21 — Dam and Daughter — Sr. Div. — Elmwood Farms. In the Sr. Division, the Grand Oiampi<m Female Mid tbe Restfve Chan^kai Female Trophies were won by Elmwood Fartns, Antlodi. Trc^ihies, from vaiioua Honers, were presented by Jiuy Radii Mc¬ Henry Co. Dauy Priacess, t» tfae Fifst Place wiraiers. Robert Heil¬ man, Natioaal FleMmaa lar the Holstem Frisian Association, also I»?eseatMl neiriy <hwlgmid hbbons to the tap EdtiMtwt. 4th of July Vandals Caught Chief ot Police Richard Nelson reported this week that the vandals who painted initials on the Amer¬ ican Legions newly painted walls, numerals on the window . of the Green Diamond Cafe and obsenities on the back door of the Huntley Medical Center had been appre¬ hended. The vandals proved to be two giris who will be seniors at Huntley High School next year, lhe acts occiu-ed on July 4 duruig the Bakley Fireworks Display. At first Huntley Police thought the vandels to be boys, however attier further investigation tfae identity ot the two girls was learned. Upon con- frontmg the girls, an admission of their guilt was obtained. The Huntley American Legion has not signed a con^aint against the girls. They will however have to repahit the portion of tiie Legion building whicb was defaced. It is not known what will be done about tfae damage to the bade door of the Huntley Medical Building as the -door was gouged in removing tho the obsenities. Conoratulational Y.CeC. Tour FouMeen couples went on tiie tour of Old Town ^;>(»isored by the Young CouiJes Club of the Fh^ Ccmgrega- tional Church. A chartered bus left from the church at 1:00 last Sunday aftemoon. A general tour of Chicago was the first order of business, and follow¬ ing that, the young coiq[ries toured Old Town. From Old Town, tfaey took another tour of Oiicago, indud- uig: Oihia Town, Maxwell St, Skid Row. Ihey stopped for dinner at the Marriot Inn and returned to Huntley at 10:00. A good time was had by all. J oint Legion & Aux. Installation The American Legion Post No. 673, Huntley, Illinois, wfll have In¬ stallation of Officers fbr the com- hig year on Saturday, July aoth at 7:30 p.m. at the Huntley Legian Home. This will be a johit installa¬ tion with AuxUiary Unit No. 073 also installing new offlcers the same evening. Legion officers to be installed are: Commander, Bobert SdniKz; Sr. Vice-Commander, Jack (}odd; Jr. Vice-Commander, James Manning; Adjutant, Donald Enstrom; Finance Officer, Robert Schachtner: Chap¬ lain. Richard Staab; Historian, Frank Parisek; Service Officer, Wil¬ liam Hubbe and Sgt-at-Arms, Joel Belden. Robert Schultz has asked Alvhi Anderson of Woodsto<^ to be his hi- stalling offlcer. Andy Anderson is presently Commander of the County Coimcil, American Legion, McHenry County, and llth District Sgt-at- Arms. He is well known for his Legion activities. Robert Ednnan, a past Kane County Commander aiid now a member of the Huntley Poat .wUl^^tf« ivtJtmag OiatUe. eei oeyiiMMi anmr at- fveuusiuua; ano an active Legimmaire, will b« the installing Sgt-at-Arms. A number of distfaiguisbed guests have been hivited ainoag whom are the Mayor of the City of McHenry and his wtfe, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Doherty, Lt. Cd. BM Pictor and his wife Eileen, also of Mdlenry, Mr. Wilpault BriU. Mayor of Hiaitley. and others. Col. Pictor was Robert Schultz's overseas Commander in WW2. Immediately sdter the installation refrestmients wiU be served and there wiU be dancing. Members, guests and tfae piMc are invited. Eldon's Off to Puerto Rico vattmaek Mr. aad Mra. BM«b Pfolf ef NOL N. Rt. 47 were tkat lAay weaa tte wiaaers et m iH expeiba paid Tacadoa ta i Puerte Mea. estaaarei by AaMrien Mat4>r Sales CarporatliMi. Tkey ceHed tMs award for dtf Ttiiat SO #er eeait ittara lAakr «Mta et caii for tte nwatlii af A»ril« Mir aad Jtaaa. The trip la tram Aat 1st ta tte UMt. re-
Object Description
Title | The Huntley Farmside |
Date | 1968-07-18 |
Month | 07 |
Day | 18 |
Year | 1968 |
Volume | 9 |
Issue | 15 |
Decade | 1960-1969 |
Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
Subject | Newspaper Archives |
Rights | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
Publisher | This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library |
Source | Reproduction of library's print newspaper archives |


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The Shamrock Club's ten of the best Irish pubs in the US
Exclusive: Discover the 10 best places for a pint
Published Sunday, February 17, 2013, 10:24 AM
Updated Sunday, February 17, 2013, 10:24 AM
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Stiofain | Feb 19, 2013, 01:12 PM EST
Isn't Bennigans a chain restuarant,Like Lawery's O'Shaunney's,Tam O'Shanery's and Robert Burns? And Ha! I know two of the best Irish pubs in the Los Angeles area...and I'm keeping the names to myself!
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Shmrck5S | Feb 19, 2013, 10:02 AM EST
McMullan's in Las Vegas is a relatively undiscovered GEM! It's off The Strip, so most visitors don't know of its existence. The McMullan family, however, has been in the undertaking and pub business (yes, really!)for many years in Ireland. You are likely to be served by an Irish person, and the food, drink and atmosphere are authentic and first rate. No, I don't work there and I'm not part of the family, but I assure you it's one of my first and most frequent stops every time I'n in Las Vegas!
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johnshiel | Feb 19, 2013, 09:09 AM EST
this listing seems like a lazy harvesting of low hanging fruit... high profile joints in major cities with strong Irish populations... truly the only way to make a meaningful list of best Irish pubs would be to enlist Irish American organizations in various cities to study the matter and pronounce the winner for their area. no organization, no representation. Such a list would become something worthy of followup be travelling readers of IC.
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torbreezy | Feb 19, 2013, 07:45 AM EST
Yesterday I had lunch w/a Guinness @ McCabe's in Naples, FL: the dark stuff was cold (the way I like it) but was served too quickly (well under the prescribed 119 seconds); the reuben was skimpy and the fries were soggy . . . and the place was virtually empty. It seems since their across-the-street annex went UP, the overall scene has gone DOWN . . . obviously not a candidate for this august list.
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edmundburke | Feb 18, 2013, 11:26 PM EST
Wide swings in the quality of this list-- The Dubliner is indeed one of the great Irish bars in America, and its great music line up isn't mentioned. However, I agree with de Moinbhiol, that Fado, a corporate manifestation, shouldn't rank so high (but in fairness, it does show Irish football and it does serve excellent Guinness on tap). Finally, Bennigan's?? This must be a joke. I don't know about "Turkey O'Toole" sandwiches, but this pick is a true turkey.
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OmahaSeamus | Feb 18, 2013, 04:57 PM EST
I would be happy to conduct some research on the subject for expense reimbursement only.
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simontemplar | Feb 18, 2013, 02:33 PM EST
Only one place in NYS?
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de Móinbhíol | Feb 18, 2013, 02:06 PM EST
This list has no credibility. Fado at number 2 is ridiculous. I understand Fado is downtown and centrally located but, there are dozens of places better than Fado in Chicago. I should know I've been going to some of these places over the last thirty years. Fado at #2 is a joke. We are closer to St. Patricks Day than we are to April Fools Day. Coinnigh an creadamh, RdeM.
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Seanmor | Feb 18, 2013, 11:25 AM EST
I'm curious to know where Rory Dolan's ranks among the nation's Irish pubs, even though I've never had a drink there. I've been a teetotaler all my life and never felt the need for booze or any other mind-altering drug, even during the 4 years I served in the Marine Corps.Nowadays I enjoy the camraderie of my fellow veterans at American Legion posts upstate, some of which serve corned beef and cabbage around St. Patrick's Day.
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Hiroux | Feb 18, 2013, 10:34 AM EST
McSorley's was established in 1862.
And the only thing better than picking a Bennigan's as one of the top 10 Irish Pubs in the USA, is picking a Bennigan's that isn't open anymore.
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IrishRich32724 | Feb 17, 2013, 11:43 AM EST
Bennigan's? Seriously?
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BoraBora98 | Feb 17, 2013, 11:23 AM EST
Good Choice's, but my two favorites aren't on the list:
1)Annie Bailey's, Lancaster, PA
2) McGuire's Irish Pub, pensacola, FL
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Address correspondence to Dorthea Juul, Ph.D., American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, Inc., 2100 East Lake Cook Road, Suite 900, Buffalo Grove, IL 60089; firstname.lastname@example.com (e-mail).
Received December 7, 2009; Revised May 21, 2010; Revised September 9, 2010; Accepted September 16, 2010.
Objective: This article reviews the current status and recent trends in the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (ABPN) psychiatric subspecialties and discusses the implications of those trends as well as several key questions whose answers may well determine subspecialty viability.
Methods: Data are presented on specialty and subspecialty programs; graduates; and ABPN certification candidates and diplomates drawn from several sources, including the records of the ABPN, the websites of the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education and the American Medical Association, and the annual medical education issues of JAMA.
Results: Fewer than half of psychiatry graduates pursue subspecialty training. While most recent specialty graduates attempt to become certified by the ABPN, many subspecialists elect not to do so. There have been recent decreases in the number of fellowship programs and trainees in geriatric psychiatry and addiction psychiatry. The pass rates for fellowship graduates are superior to those for the "grandfathers" in all of the newer psychiatric subspecialties. Lower percentages of subspecialists than specialists participate in maintenance of certification, and maintenance of certification pass rates are high.
Conclusion: The initial interest in training and certification in some of the ABPN subspecialties appears to have slowed, and the long-term viability of those subspecialties may well depend on the answers to a number of complicated social, economic, and political questions in the new health care era.
In her book American Medicine and the Public Interest: A History of Specialization, Rosemary Stevens (1) writes, "Arguably, specialization is the fundamental theme for the organization of medicine in the 20th century." In Time to Heal, Kenneth Ludmerer (2) also identifies specialty and subspecialty certification as one of the positive actions taken over the last century "to assure that medical practice was conducted at the highest possible level," and he suggests that the trend toward subspecialization "rapidly accelerated" after World War II. While the observations of Stevens and Ludmerer may well be accurate, it is also the case that the movement toward specialization and subspecialization has been more intermittent than constant. There has been an ongoing debate over the past several decades about whether the U.S. health care system would be better served by more primary care physicians than more specialists and subspecialists (3), and the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) even initiated a moratorium on the recognition of new subspecialties from 1992 to 1993 (personal communication, GL Case, June 1992). In recent years, however, as scientific knowledge and clinical advances increased, the pendulum seems to have swung in the direction of promoting new subspecialties. At least to this point in time, the American public seems very protective of its "right" to receive medical care from chosen specialists or subspecialists (4).
The American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (ABPN) has three primary specialties: psychiatry, neurology, and child neurology. As Langsley suggested, the ABPN has been relatively conservative in its approach to subspecialties (5, 6). The ABPN offered its first subspecialty certificate, in child psychiatry, in 1959 and did not establish its second psychiatric subspecialty, in geriatric psychiatry, until 1991. Since then, however, the ABPN has recognized psychiatric subspecialties in seven other areas. The subspecialties of addiction psychiatry (1993), forensic psychiatry (1994), and psychosomatic medicine (2005) were established only for psychiatrists. The interdisciplinary subspecialty of clinical neurophysiology (1992) was established for both psychiatrists and neurologists, while pain medicine (2000), sleep medicine (2007), and hospice and palliative medicine (2008) are available for psychiatrists, neurologists, and specialists in several other medical disciplines.
The decision by the ABPN to establish a new subspecialty is based on a complicated analysis of several factors (7, 8). These include the current and recent trends in the number of psychiatrists practicing in the subspecialty, the number of current nonaccredited fellowship programs and trainees, the estimated potential for new accredited fellowship programs and trainees, the scientific and academic basis for the subspecialty, and the professional organizational support for the subspecialty. The assessment of several of these factors may be very difficult, especially estimating the potential for new accredited fellowship programs and trainees. Mistakes in this analysis can have significant political and financial consequences not only for general psychiatry and the new subspecialty but for the ABPN as well.
This article reviews the recent trends in ABPN specialties and psychiatric subspecialties. It concludes with a discussion of several of the important implications of these data as well as some of the interrelated social, economic, and political questions—the answers to which may well ultimately determine the fate of any existing or proposed psychiatric subspecialty.
We reviewed ABPN records for data on the numbers of specialty and subspecialty candidates for certification and maintenance of certification as well as for the numbers of specialty and subspecialty certification and maintenance of certification certificates awarded. The website of the ACGME provided the number of accredited training programs and number of trainees (9). The website of the American Medical Association provided data on the percent of residency graduates pursuing fellowship training (10). The annual medical education issues of JAMA provided the data on the numbers of graduates (11—18). To obtain an estimate of the percent of graduates seeking certification, the mean number of graduates in recent years was compared to the mean number of new ABPN examination candidates.
From academic years 2000—2001 to 2007—2008, the number of programs decreased from 186 to 181, and the number of graduates decreased from 1,142 to 985. From 2001 through 2008, the mean number of new candidates for ABPN certification in psychiatry was about equal to the mean number of graduates from general psychiatry and combined training programs (e.g., psychiatry-internal medicine) indicating that almost all new graduates sought certification. Of the 4,568 psychiatrists who were certified between 1994 and 1998, 80% (3,639) have maintained their certification.
The development of the four newest noninterdisciplinary psychiatric subspecialties (geriatric, addiction, and forensic psychiatry and psychosomatic medicine) is described, and background information is provided on child and adolescent psychiatry, the oldest subspecialty. It should be noted that during the early years of subspecialty certification, candidates can be credentialed based on their clinical experience in the subspecialty. After this "grandfathering" period (usually 5 years) ends, all certification candidates must complete an ACGME-accredited fellowship in the subspecialty.
In terms of interest in pursuing fellowship training, the annual survey of training program directors about their graduates' postresidency plans conducted by the American Medical Association suggests that psychiatry graduates are only moderately interested in doing so. In 2008, it was reported that 41% of psychiatry graduates intended to pursue additional training compared to, for example, almost 80% of neurology graduates (10).
Child and adolescent psychiatry differs from the other subspecialties in that it is 2 years in length, and the others are 1 year. From academic years 2000—2001 to 2007—2008, the number of fellowship programs increased from 115 to 121, the number of graduates increased from 347 to 365, and about 67% of graduates sought subspecialty certification. A total of 6,932 certificates have been awarded. Of the 724 diplomates certified between 1995 and 1998, 76% (547) have maintained their certification.
On application for recognition in 1989, the number of non-ACGME-accredited programs was 29. By academic year 2000—2001, there were 62 (114% increase), and by academic year 2007—2008 the number had decreased slightly to 60. The number of fellows in 1989 is not known. In academic year 2000—2001, there were 104 fellows, and in 2007—2008, there were 80 (a 23% decrease). About 68% of graduates sought subspecialty certification (examination now administered every other year). During the "grandfathering" period (1991—1997), 68% of those who qualified via the practice track passed the certification examination compared with 91% of those who completed ACGME-accredited fellowship training. A total of 2,953 certificates have been awarded. Of the 2,425 diplomates certified between 1991 and 1998, 51% (1,245) have maintained their certification.
On application for recognition in 1990, there were 37 non-ACGME-accredited programs. In academic year 2000—2001, there were 43 (16% increase), and in academic year 2007—2008 there were 41 (5% decrease). The number of fellows increased slightly (from 61 to 63) by academic year 2000—2001 and decreased to 50 (21% decrease) in academic year 2007—2008. About 57% of graduates sought subspecialty certification (examination now administered every other year). During the "grandfathering" period (1993—1999), 82% of those who qualified via the practice track passed the certification examination compared with 98% of those who completed ACGME-accredited fellowship training. A total of 2,088 certificates have been awarded. Of the 1,776 diplomates certified between 1993 and 1998, 42% (751) have maintained their certification.
On application for recognition in 1990, there were 28 non-ACGME-accredited programs. By academic year 2000—2001, there were 38 (36% increase), and in 2007—2008 there were 41 (an 8% increase). The number of fellows increased from 32 to 72 (125% increase) in academic year 2000—2001 and stayed the same (72) in 2007—2008. About 87% of graduates sought subspecialty certification (examination now administered every other year). During the "grandfathering" period (1994—2000), 77% of those who qualified via the practice track passed the certification examination compared with 98% of those who completed ACGME-accredited fellowship training. A total of 1,814 certificates have been awarded. Of the 824 diplomates certified from 1994—1998, 54% (441) have maintained their certification.
Upon application in 2002, there were 32 non-ACGME-accredited consultation-liaison psychiatry fellowships. By academic year 2007—2008, there were 36 (a 13% increase). The number of trainees increased from 16 to 48 (200% increase). Because the "grandfathering" period ended after 2009, it is too early to estimate the percentage of graduates seeking certification. During the "grandfathering" period (2005—2009), 83% of those who qualified via the practice track passed the certification examination compared with 98% of those who completed ACGME-accredited fellowship training. A total of 1,080 certificates have been awarded.
The data presented here indicate that most recent psychiatry graduates recognize the value of ABPN certification and attempt to achieve and maintain that status. While the main reasons for wanting certification are undoubtedly different among these specialists, they almost certainly include a desire to demonstrate the competence to provide state-of-the-art quality care, obtain personal and professional recognition, become eligible for academic advancement, and fulfill credentialing requirements of service delivery systems and insurance panels.
The majority of psychiatry graduates evidently do not see the value of subspecialty training. At least to this point in time, most psychiatrists are able to practice and receive reimbursement for their clinical activities without additional training. Many psychiatrists who do pursue subspecialty training do not perceive the added value of obtaining certification in that subspecialty. The ABPN requires all candidates for certification in a psychiatric subspecialty to be certified first in psychiatry. Many fellowship-trained subspecialists evidently consider their certification in psychiatry to be adequate to meet their practice and reimbursement requirements. This seems less true for forensic psychiatrists, where certification likely increases professional credibility during court testimony and perhaps in other forensic activities as well.
The higher pass rates of fellowship graduates compared to "grandfathers" on the subspecialty certification examinations support the added value of fellowship training. In addition, it may be difficult for practicing subspecialists to find the time to adequately study for the breadth of content covered on these examinations.
The original enthusiasm for the expansion of psychiatric subspecialty programs during the 1990s seems to have tempered over the last decade. These programs were established during the era when managed care was on the rise, and many were convinced that subspecialty training and certification would be necessary for insurance credentialing and acceptance on managed care panels. Over time, however, it seems that those predictions have not proved accurate in most areas of the country.
Large numbers of practicing subspecialists desiring certification do not necessarily translate into an adequate number of fellowship programs or trainees recruited into those programs to ensure the long-term survival of the subspecialty. The numbers of "grandfathers" seeking certification have been much greater than the numbers of fellowship graduates doing so for all of the newer psychiatric subspecialties. Over the last several years the number of fellowship programs in geriatric psychiatry and addiction psychiatry have decreased slightly (by two each), and the numbers of trainees have decreased by 23% and 21%, respectively. The numbers of fellowship programs and trainees in child and adolescent and forensic psychiatry have increased slightly. Under the current ABPN examination development process, fees from about 150 candidates are required to cover examination costs. That number of candidates has not been achieved even by administering the newer subspecialty examinations every other year.
Just as subspecialty graduates other than forensic psychiatrists seek certification in smaller percentages than specialty graduates, to date subspecialty diplomates have also maintained their certification in smaller percentages than specialty diplomates. Like their colleagues who never sought certification in the first place, these subspecialty diplomates have evidently concluded that the value of subspecialty certification is not currently worth the effort and expense to maintain it.
Most specialty and subspecialty diplomates who do seek to maintain their ABPN certification have little trouble passing the maintenance of certification examinations (pass rates have exceeded 95%). These results should not be surprising, since all of these diplomates had already passed the relatively difficult Part 1 (multiple choice) and Part 2 (oral) specialty certification examinations, most are only about 10 years into their careers, and the maintenance of certification examinations focus on practical, clinically oriented content. Whether or not these same diplomates will be able to maintain these levels of performance over time remains to be seen.
While the current status of some ABPN noninterdisciplinary psychiatric subspecialties (child and adolescent psychiatry, geriatric psychiatry, and forensic psychiatry) seems fairly secure, the status of others (addiction psychiatry and psychosomatic medicine) remains in doubt. The long-term viability of any of them will most likely be determined by the following interrelated social, economic, political, and scientific forces.
The role of subspecialists in the new health care era remains to be seen. Will the public have ready access to them or will payers for clinical services encourage gate keeping by primary care physicians and specialists? There does appear to be increased public awareness of issues related to physician competency with, for example, doctor "report cards" proliferating on the Internet, health care organizations advertising their percentages of board-certified physicians, and maintenance of licensure being seriously considered by the Federation of State Medical Boards. This may put additional pressure on physicians to objectively demonstrate that they are competent to provide quality care, and board certification (and maintenance of certification) is one well-established mechanism for doing so. At the program level, a crucial factor will be the availability of stipends to support subspecialty training. It is also possible that advances in the underlying sciences may change our conceptions of the subspecialties, and in the process some may be rendered obsolete, and some may become so crucial that they are incorporated into the specialty.
In summary, while the ABPN was relatively slow to embrace the subspecialty movement, in recent years it has recognized increasing numbers of subspecialties. The interest of psychiatrists in training and certification in some of them, however, has not lived up to expectations, and whether or not any of them will thrive in the future will be determined by a complicated array of social, economic, political, and scientific factors.
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Demographics. Approximately 1.6 million workers labor on farms in the United States every year. The Department of Labor's National Agricultural Workers Survey (NAWS), last conducted in 2001-2002, provides an ongoing portrait of crop workers in the United States. Approximately 78 percent were born outside the United States. More than half of these workers are undocumented. More than half of agricultural jobs are in California, Florida, Texas, North Carolina and Washington.
Wages and Hours. The weekly income of a full-time farmworker averages 59 percent of the national median income. The poverty rate for these workers is more than double that of all wage earners. Farmworkers were paid an average of $7.25 per hour in fiscal years 2001-2002, compared with $5.52 in 1993-1994. Farmworkers' wages track closely with the minimum wage: They are higher in the states with a higher minimum wage and lower in those states with a minimum wage at the federal level. Farmworkers also generally work more than 40 hours per week, according to the NAWS.
Benefits. In the NAWS, between 8 percent and 12 percent of crop workers indicated that health insurance was an employment benefit they received. In the nearly 10 intervening years, this proportion is likely to have gone declined.
Health and Safety. Farmwork generally ranks in the top three industries nationally in terms of workplace injuries and accidents. An estimated 300,000 workers suffer pesticide poisoning each year. Preliminary data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics for 2008 show an 18 percent increase in fatalities in 2007 in crop production. Children constitute about 9 percent of farmworkers in the United States. But child farmworkers account for 40 percent of all work-related fatalities among minors in this country.
Forms of Work. The share of workers subcontracted from a primary agricultural firm and employed by a farm-labor contractor increased by 50 percent between 1993-1994 and 2001-2002. As noted in a recent report by Farmworker Justice and Oxfam America, many abuses can be traced to this contracting system and to the failure of the United States Department of Labor (USDOL) to hold employers accountable for contracting abuses.
Compliance with Labor Laws. A 1999 USDOL investigative survey of labor practices involving the harvest of lettuce, tomatoes and onions found that employer compliance with FLSA and a specialized agricultural law called the Agricultural Worker Protect Act was between 50 percent and 65 percent. Similarly, 70 percent of forestry work is out of compliance with worker protection laws, according to the USDOL report.
Legal Context. In addition to exclusions from the right to bargain collectively and to receive overtime pay, and despite that agriculture is one of the most dangerous jobs in America, agricultural38 employers are not obligated to provide workers' compensation to farmworkers in 16 states: Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas.
Projected Growth. Among crop workers, employment in agriculture is expected by the Bureau of Labor Statistics to decline slightly, by 20,000 jobs, between 2006 and 2016.
Slavery, Forced Labor and Involuntary Servitude. The US State Department estimates that some 15,000 to 20,000 workers in the United States are subject to labor abuse severe enough to merit the term "human trafficking." For example, in September 2010, federal authorities in Honolulu, Hawaii indicted six labor contractors from Los Angeles-based Global Horizons, Inc. on charges that they imposed forced labor on some 400 Thai farmworkers; justice officials called it the biggest human-trafficking case ever brought by federal authorities.41 And in December 2008, federal prosecutors from the Department of Justice wrapped up a case the Chief Assistant US Attorney called one of Southwest Florida's "biggest and ugliest" slavery cases ever.
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I came to the United States 10 years ago from my family's home in Oaxaca [Mexico]. There were no jobs there. We planted corn and beans just to have something to eat. I told my mother I was going to America so that I could have a little money to buy food and clothes.
When I first came to Immokalee, the grower I worked for said I would earn almost a dollar for every [32-pound] bucket of tomatoes I picked. [In fact, the piece rate was 45 cents for each bucket.] I picked 70 buckets, but then he didn't pay me at all. I spent a week trying to get paid, but he told me there was no money. Finally I met someone from the Coalition [of Immokalee Workers (CIW)], who said they could help me. I went to their office and they made a phone call to the grower. After that, I got paid.
Now I go to the CIW office every Sunday for the women's group meeting. We talk about our lives and our jobs, and learn a little English.
I got married after I came to the United States. My husband Francisco also works in the fields. We have three children. I send my mother $100 a month during the high season, but in the summertime I can't [send her anything] because there is no work and no money. When my father died two years ago, I could not even go home to Oaxaca for his funeral because I couldn't afford it. I am thinking of going north this summer to pick more crops and earn some money.
The heat in the fields is terrible. At times I ache all over, as if I have the flu. I almost fainted this week. Tomatoes are the worst crop because they put so many chemicals on them. Some people can't tolerate it. This season, several workers had to go to the hospital because of pesticide exposure. I'm not that sensitive, but the pesticides give me a rash and a cough. The field bosses abuse people while we work, even though we're not doing anything to deserve maltreatment. It is so hard working in the fields, sometimes I feel like crying. But if we don't work, how will we support our children? I want my children to study, so that when they are grown, they won't have to suffer like me.
The grower I work for now sells tomatoes to Publix. Publix has not joined the CIW agreement, so I haven't received the extra penny a pound. In April, we went on a three-day march over that issue. Because the march was against Publix, I knew that I had to go.


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Reading this article about the sugar truck made me immediatley think that this is a scheme by Michelle Obama to control what we eat. Can´t think of a more iconic junk food to take away from us than Twinkies. Far fetched I know, by nowadays anything is possible.
The total number of people losing their jobs will be much larger than 18000 as people like the sugar company employee lose jobs also.I love when the liberals blame the company for going out of business.Who would simply shut down a a profitable company to get back at employees?The libs want a company to keep losing and losing until every investor and supplier has lost everything.Read Atlas Shrugged.
Last night on the news in Tulsa, they were interviewing some of the 60 people losing jobs as Hostess employees. Universally, those interviewed were ignorant of basic economics and were insisting that the company could have met the union´s demands. They were also, to put it delicately, typical Obama voters with regards to their personal demographics.
Too bad, lefties, Hostess isn´t the government. They can´t simply confiscate cash from their fellow citizens or make payroll indefinitely with borrowed money.
The dumbing down of America includes unions, who understand only one thing: gimme, gimme, gimme.
Remembering a post from yesterday that announced the petition to the White House to nationalize Hostess.Imagine Twinkies being run in an Amtrak sort of way. Few billion here, few billion there... eventually, your stores might actually see delivery of the Twinkies./s off/
The real story is how the demands of 5,000 union employees put 13,500 other employees out of work. I don´t expect it to be covered from that perspective - but that´s what happened.
Hostess should sell to a Company who´ll relocate to a right to work state before Obama, Socialist thug Trumpka and Holder can do anything about it.
I hope they all call their union reps to thank them for their caring and concern over the firings....
A bit off topic but to show how ´dumbed´ down Americans are, last year, when gas prices started going up, a local TV station in Seattle was interviewing people on the street. One young thing, a college student at the U. of Washington told the reporter it didn´t concern her because she didn´t own a car. At times, you just feel like beating your head against a brick wall.
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Family and friends are invited to celebrate G.W. Washburn's 90th birthday with a party on Sunday.
The party will be at the Taylorsville-Spencer County Fire Department on Water Street from 2 to 5 p.m. The family requests no gifts. Dessert will be served.
Nikki and Josh Waldridge of Taylorsville announce the birth of their son, Lucas James Carter Waldridge, on Nov. 16, 2011, at 12:16 p.m. at Norton Suburban Hospital in Louisville.
Irene Goodall, second from right, celebrated her 90th birthday with family on Jan. 3 in Taylorsville. Goodall has nine children, several grandchildren, several great-grandchildren and several great-great-grandchildren.
Steve Moss, chair of Seven Counties Services, Inc.'s board of directors, announces the election of John Shindlebower to its board.
Shindlebower will represent Spencer County on the Seven Counties' board. He is currently the associate director of communications for Sunrise Children's Services, but has spent nearly 20 years in community journalism as reporter, editor and general manager.
Steven and Stephanie Carroll of Mount Eden announce the birth of their daughter, Madison Faith Carroll, on Dec. 22, 2011, at 9:11 p.m.
She weighed 7 pounds and was 21 inches long. Her maternal grandparents are Mike and Cheryl Klotz of Taylorsville. Her paternal grandparents are Robert and Tammy Vanderpool of London. Great-grandparents are Ben and Carol Fessler of Crestwood, Frederick Klotz III of Taylorsville and Jim and Peggy Allison of Louisville.
Dollie Heady and Justin LeeWayne Curtsinger, both of Shelbyville, announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage.
The bride-to-be is a daughter of Paula and Robert Wayne Heady of Mount Eden. The groom-to-be is a son of Rebecca Fair and Jesse and Amanda Curtsinger, of Spencer County. A fall wedding is planned in Shepherdsville, but a date and time are yet to be determined. Invitations will be sent.
Chris and Jessica Limpp of Taylorsville announce the birth of their daughter, Abigail Rose Limpp, on Dec. 13, 2011, at 2:32 p.m. at Suburban Hospital in Louisville.
She weighed 7 pounds and was 16 inches long. She was welcomed home by a sister, Alexandra Jameson.
Jessica and Shelby McClain announce the birth of their baby brother, David Carlton McClain, on Sept. 8, 2011.
David weighed 9 pounds, 2 ounces. His parents are Derrick and Amanda McClain of Bardstown. Grandparents are Mike and Teresa Haynes of Little Mount, Bobby and Terri Johnson of Fern Creek, and Garry McClain of Bardstown.
The family of Alvin and Lois (Fletcher) Miller would like to invite family and friends to help celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on January 21 from 2-4 p.m. at Highland Baptist Church in Shelbyville.
The couple was married at the Southern Baptist Seminary in Louisville on Jan. 30, 1952. They have five children and seven grandchildren. The couple reside on their farm in Shelbyville.
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""Hodnocení zadal host společnosti Hotels.com 21. 12. 2012
Solidní ubytování určené pro celé rodiny při návštěvě Disney Worldu. Na týdenní pobyt s používáním kychyně, pračky, sušičky...Vše v zabezpečeném komplexu. A good place for your holiday in Disney Worl with your children. There are a lot of pubs near. Everything for all family. The room was clean and there was everything like home.
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good location, nice room, close to the 24-hour food and many fast-food, right at the front desk to purchase tickets to Disney and Universal and many more, free parking, terrible breakfast, good overall impression
"Orlando za rohem"Hodnocení zadal host společnosti Hotels.com 10. 05. 2012
Pro pobyt v Orlandu asi vynikající. Pokoje se sice neuklízí, ale jsou pěkně vybavené. Pobytové pasy, které vám chtějí vnutit hned při příjezdu (s celkem úsměvnou slevou 20,-USD!!!), pro extra služby, doporučuji nekupovat, jsou drahé a nenabízí dle mého názoru moc zábavy. A to ještě za jízdu na kačerovi po jezeru, ve kterém je zakázáno koupat, stejně zaplatíte 12,-USD... Golfové greeny, které vychvalují jako něco super, bych osobně považoval za náš běžný standart a nehrál jsem na nich. Restaurace v areálu jsem nevyužíval, protože za cenu večeře pro jednoho, jsme se v okolí mimo areál najedli všichni tři...
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"hampton inn orlando airport"
New hotelAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
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"the best of the best"
Everything I needed was available. The only thing missing was a shower cap for my hair (so that it does not get wet in the shower). The room was extremely clean and quiet. The service was excellent and the breakfast was well presented and delicious.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Great hotel"
New hotel in a nice area with great restaurants nearby and minutes from airport. Friendly staff, pristine environment and great breakfasts. Nice seating area outdoors, too, with fire pit near pool area.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
We were a family of weary travellers, greeted warmly, room was ready and immaculate and location was right next to a great selection of restaurants! Ideal!Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
Hotel was very clean and nice to stay in. However the breakfast was horrible. We were given the impression that the breakfast would be similar to Embassy Suites and even though we paid a higher rate for our stay at Hampton Inn, it was a huge disappointment.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Great place by airport"
Clean, comfortable and close to the airport - make sure you book this Hampton Inn as it is brand new, the other one is olderAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Very Pleased"
The Hampton was delightful. I will definitely be more than happy to stay there again. Breakfast was good and the fire pit at night was my favorite. I had an event at the airport and the shuttle service was very convenient! The bed, sheets and pillows were so comfy! Maybe more towels could be included in the room but that is minor. Thank you for a great […] stay! Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Hilton traveler, this was just OK"
As a loyal Hilton brand traveler, maybe I'm being a little hard on te place. Everything was clean, it is convenient to the hotel. However, I typically stay at Homewood Suites every week within a stones throw of this place, and I can tell you that I will ALWAYS choose it over the Hampton in the future. 1) even reserved three weeks prior to arrival, […] they still managed to put me in a room on the end as close to airport noise as possible. My Hilton profile even makes it a point to request a room close to elevators. 2) no hand towels or washcloths in my room. Had to ask cleaning crew twice for them. 3) weird room layout. A business desk literally 7 feet long cut the room in half, making it feel very cramped even though the room is huge 4) no "hello" or "have a nice day" from the front desk unless you are checking in or out. Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
This hotel is excellent. This was our second time staying here. Clean rooms, great breakfast. Lots of places to eat in the area.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
I think the stay was great, very warm people at hotel, very helpful, the only limit was the limited eating places, shutle service to Walmart etc, so that was not a problem, drop and pick up serice were excellent, smiling faces.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Wonderful experience"
Myself & my family received excellent service with this hotel. The rooms were extremely clean, the hotel was very beautiful through out. They offer fresh coffee & hot chocolate all day long, beautiful pool & fire pits by deck side. The manager Allison, has such a warm beautiful & inviting personality! We encountered a small problem while staying there, […] Allison went above & beyond to resolve the issue in a timely matter! Will recommend this hotel to anyone wanting quality service, and a quality stay for them selves and or family!! The breakfast isn't half bad neither. Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"5 minute drive to airport"
It was great. Close to airport...a hassle free stay.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Best experience"
I travel a lot. I have stayed at different chain hotels. During my most recent trip at I stayed at Hampton Inn and Suites. Without exaggeration this was my best hotel experience. I can't come up with anything I would change. Sometimes I think I should sell my house and stay at Hampton inn and suites.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Great stay"
We were very pleasantly surprised with this hotel. Great room, spacious, clean. Great pool. Very good breakfast. Would stay again without hesitation.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"Convenient location, friendly staff great room !!"
My stay was one night connecting a flight to Vancouver, great location lots of good restaurants within walking distance and five minutes from the airport.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"New hotel, close to the airport, helpful staff"
This hotel has a free shuttle service from the airport, but they also will shuttle you to nearby stores if you need. They picked us up and then drove us to a nearby Walmart to get supplies. Pool was nice, great breakfast as usual, but they had an nice fire pit you could sit around which was cool.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"Florida trip"
We have stayed 3 times at this hotel and the staff are great, it's always clean & neat. The location is excellent-so close to the airportAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"close to the orlando airport"
Checked in after 1:00 AM. Cheerful desk clerk. Room was quiet. Great breakfast buffet.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Great Hotel"
We stayed overnight as our friends were flying home early next morning and we had travelled to Orlando to visit Kennedy Space Centre. Booked this hotel based on reviews of previous guests & was not disappointed. It is close to the international airport, and runs a continuous shuttle 24/7. Although this hotel only serves breakfast, there are 3 restaurants […] right across the road. Check in / check out quick & efficient, staff are amazing, very pleasant & go the extra mile, and the overall cleanliness of the hotel is excellent. Rooms are spacious and well appointed ( we had a king suite) and more than what you would expect from a hotel that mainly services airport travellers. Hot & cold buffet breakfast and wifi included in the price which is very reasonable, and to top it off, a notice at reception saying that the hotel would refund your money if you were not entirely satisfied! I got the impression that this hotel is "trying hard" in a very competitive market. Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
Great customer service and very clean! two things I must have when staying at a hotel!Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"GREAT Hotel!"
From the moment of check in, the front staff was warm, friendly and very helpful. When we had a slight plumning problem in our lovely room, they moved us immediately so they could correct the issue. The airport shuttle service was well organized and the drivers were also, very curtious. The hotel had several decent places to eat at within walking distance. […] This was extremely convenient for our early morning flight. and the room and hotel exceeded our expectations. Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Helpful front desk"
We had an issue with my son snapping the zipper on his luggage and the front desk immediately offered to to take us out to buy a new bag. The caretaker also immediately tracked down some duct tape in the meantime. They were very kind and helpful.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"excellent location - close to shopping malls"
The hotel staff was so helpful, the continental breakfast was outstanding -a wide variety of hot and cold breakfast foods, very kid friendly, nice gym, and pool. I will definitely stay again. It was conveniently located near the shopping malls, restaurants, and the airport. Thank you!Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Great Hotel for a Great Price!!!!!!"
This was a phenomenal brand new hotel. Everything was clean and comfy. Breakfast between 6 am and 10 am. It was great and varied every morning. Coffee and tea all day long. What more could you ask for. Check in and check out was flawless. Would stay here again in a heartbeat. It was a 3 minute ride to the airport too.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"Excellent hotel and service"
Excellent service from the driver of airport transfer and reception. There are a lot of varaition for breakfast offered.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Convention center"
I attended a recent event at the Orange County Convention Canter and whilst the Hampton Inn is a drive away like most who have a hire car this hotel was ideal The Staff were particularly helpfull and allways went the extra mileAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Thumbs up to Hampton at gateway village"
Hotel is pretty new and very clean.. Variety and good quality breakfast served,outdoor seating area was great with large cushion chairs..restaurants across the hotel.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
Nice hotel, would go back again.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"A very nice, new hotel, would stay again"
Great stay, come to Orlando on business frequently and would stay here next time! Clean, new, close to airport and downtown easy commute.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"On the way out of Orlando"
Spent the last night of a weeklong vacation here in order to be near the airport. It was perfect for this.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"At last coffee that was drinkable!"
Excellent hotel with free coffee which actually tasted of coffee - the end of a long week in the USA! Excellent and frequent free shuttle to the airport. Try Bonefish restaurant just across the street - excellent value for money. A good end to my trip to Florida.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Everything they we needed"
Everything we were looking for, airport handicap pick-up + return, good restaurant to eat dinner, great breakfast buffet to get us out and on our way to make our next connection. We had 4 adults and 2 children in our party; and it all went smoothly.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"Very nice"
One of the best If all Hampton inn are the same, then all my stay will be with them Excellent from every aspectAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"Fine for overnight stay"
We stayed one night en route to port canaveral. Location is convenient from the airport, and surrounding area has quite a few restaurants. The hotel is decent, but showing too much wear for being so new. The beds weren't as comfortable as the typical Hampton bed. The a/c either kept the room too hot or too cold. Service and breakfast weren't great, […] but it was fine for an overnight stay. Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Room was immaculate!"
Room was very clean and a great value! Surrounding area was full of restaurants and things to do. Had a wonderful stay!Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"By far Best hotel I have stayed in."
I stay at a lot of hotels. I would give it more than a 5 if I could. I realized that this is a new hotel but it was by far the cleanest, and modern hotels I have stayed in. Checkin was quick and even gave me choice of floors and location. I had an king executive suite and it was great. So much room I have stayed in way more expensive hotels that were […] not even close to this. This is very close to airport if you need and there are 3-4 restaurants within walking distance and even more across the street. Would definitely stay in again. Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Great breakfast"
The expected comfortable and clean room.The unexpected choice and quantity of thr breakfast menu. Will definitely use again. Note: This was about 50% cheaper than the Hyatt where I stayed the next night, but just as comfortable and enjoyable.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"great place to stay"
Perfect location. Clean. And modern.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
excellent value for two nights stay. excellent breakfast provided in room rate.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"New hotel"
This hotel appears to be a new build. The room was comfortable, and well appointed. I don't have anything bad to say about the staff, either. I was given a late checkout with no problems at all.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"Very impressed!"
New facility, best complimentary breakfast I have experienced. Very friendly staff. Only negative was parking - they were fully booked both nights and had to park on street off of hotel property -- no problem as neighborhood appeared very safe.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Good and clean Hotel close to Orlando airport"
Pleasant and efficient Front Desk staff. Beautifully decorated Lobby area. Clean room and bathroom. Very comfy beds. Good breakfast. Overall a good experience. A pleasant bonus...... Bonefish Restaurant was just a short walk away so we did not need to get into the car again to go looking for a restaurant.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"Very close to airport"
Was only here one night but was the room was clean and comfortable and was very close to the airport which is what I needed.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
Great hotel for night before catching an early flight OIA. Rooms were clean; hotel new and well maintained; efficient and friendly staff. The rate was an excellent value.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Nice hotel to stay before you catch your flight"
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"Friendly, convenient to airport"
I needed a hotel close to the airport, for an early morning flight. This hotel is convenient to the airport and the staff were very friendly and helpful. The shuttle to the airport was on time and the driver was friendly.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"Great Place"
Loved the hotel. Great breakfast. Pool didn't have morning sun :( but good time to go to the gym! Thought I would want microwave in room but there is one by lounging area. Beautiful sitting area for late afternoon/early eve outside. Nice gas fireplace outside there too.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
Excellent. Close to the airport for an early morning flight. Many restaurants nearby. Took advantage of shuttle to and from the airport.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Service was above and beyond"
I love Hampton Inn- generally they are so consistent. I have stayed at many. This location was particularly nice (and at a great price, too): the hot breakfast was extensive, the free wireless internet was fast, the bed was super comfy and the room was immaculately clean. But what really impressed me was the level of service. I went out to dinner only […] to discover that my wallet was missing, and I couldn't remember if I had left it in my room or not. Allie went up to my room to look for it, found it, retrieved it, and OFFERED to come bring it to me where I was!!! Wow. I guess there's something to this whole "Hamptonality" thing. I will never stay anywhere else on my road trips! Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
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Complementary and alternative medicine
You've heard the hype about complementary and alternative medicine. Now get the facts.
By Mayo Clinic staffComplementary and alternative medicine has never been more popular. Nearly 40 percent of adults report using complementary and alternative medicine, also called CAM for short. Doctors are embracing CAM therapies, too, often combining them with mainstream medical therapies — spawning the new term "integrative medicine." But what is CAM? This guide explains the ABCs of CAM.
What are some examples of complementary and alternative medicine?
Exactly what's considered complementary and alternative medicine changes constantly as treatments undergo testing and move into the mainstream. To make sense of the many therapies available, it helps to look at how they're classified by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM), the agency that funds scientific research on complementary and alternative medicine:
- Whole medical systems
- Mind-body medicine
- Biologically based practices
- Manipulative and body-based practices
- Energy medicine
Keep in mind that the distinctions between therapies aren't always clear-cut, and some systems use techniques from more than one category.
Whole medical systems
A system isn't just a single practice or remedy — such as massage — but many practices that center on a philosophy, such as the power of nature or the presence of energy in your body. Examples of whole medical systems include:
- Ancient healing systems. These healing systems arose long before conventional Western medicine and include ayurveda from India and traditional Chinese medicine.
- Homeopathy. This approach uses minute doses of a substance that causes symptoms to stimulate the body's self-healing response.
- Naturopathy. This approach focuses on noninvasive treatments to help your body do its own healing and uses a variety of practices, such as massage, acupuncture, herbal remedies, exercise and lifestyle counseling.
Mind-body medicine
Mind-body techniques strengthen the communication between your mind and your body. Complementary and alternative medicine practitioners say these two systems must be in harmony for you to stay healthy. Examples of mind-body connection techniques include meditation, prayer, and relaxation and art therapies.
Biologically based practices
Examples include dietary supplements and herbal remedies. These treatments use ingredients found in nature. Examples of herbs include ginseng, ginkgo and echinacea, while examples of other dietary supplements include selenium, glucosamine sulfate and SAMe. Herbs and supplements can be taken as teas, oils, syrups, powders, tablets or capsules.
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- CAM basics: What is complementary and alternative medicine? National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine. http://nccam.nih.gov/health/whatiscam/. Accessed July 28, 2011.
- About NCCAM. National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine. http://nccam.nih.gov/about. Accessed July 28, 2011.
- Alternative systems of medicine: Homeopathy, traditional chinese medicine, and ayurveda. Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database. http://www.naturaldatabase.com. Accessed July 28, 2011.
- Guidelines for using complementary and alternative methods. American Cancer Society. http://www.cancer.org/Treatment/TreatmentsandSideEffects/ComplementaryandAlternativeMedicine/guidelines-for-using-complementary-and-alternative-methods. Accessed July 28, 2011.


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3:43pm Thursday 28th June 2012 in Music By Hardeep Matharu, Reporter
The power and excitement of a swing band in full flight is coming to town.
Five Star Swing will be bringing their new show The Big Band to the Epsom Playhouse.
Featuring vocalist and saxophonist Simone, from the latter days of the Ivy Benson band, and Mike Innes, trombonist to Tony Bennett and Shirley Bassey, the show promises the famous big band era of songs from Glenn Miller to Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald and Jazz and Blues.
Bandleader Chris Smith, says: "It's great that there's a real resurgence in this style of music across all age groups, giving a wonderful atmosphere to our concerts.
"My father played trombone with Frank Sinatra himself and the Ted Heath Orchestra, so I'm proud to be part of this ongoing feel-good music".
Five Star Swing has also performed at Dame Vera Lynn's Charity Balls and Blackpool Tower Ballroom and Mr Smith has composed and arranged music for the BBC Radio Big Band and Herb Miller Big Band.
Five Star Swing, Epsom Playhouse, Ashley Road Road, July 12, 7.30pm, from £15, call 01372 742555, visit www.epsomplayhouse.co.uk
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Congenital heart disease is a malformation of your heart involving your heart chambers, heart valves or major blood vessels that is present at birth. Congenital heart diseases can range from simple to complex and can occur alone or in groups, depending on how your heart developed.
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Telephone Support Hours: Expect 2 hour response Friday 5pm - 9pm Saturday 7:30am - 9pm Sunday 7:30am - 9pm All other hours, leave a message. Closed on RMU Holidays with no phone support.
ResNet 412-397-2299 email@example.com rmu.edu/resnet
Lexington Hall First Floor Moon Campus
Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 1pm - 11pm Friday 1pm - 6pm Saturday Closed Sunday 6pm - 11pm
Yorktown Hall First Floor
Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 6pm - 11pm Friday 1pm - 6pm Saturday Closed Sunday 6pm - 11pm
Has your web access redirected to a page with the Anti-Piracy Warning pictured above?
Robert Morris University is taking a proactive approach to protect you from violating copyright infringement laws and violating the Student Code of Conduct and IT Acceptable Use Policy.
The first time you receive this alert, it is a warning. Don't Panic. Your access will be restored once you comply with the notice. Subsequent offenses will increase the penalty (internet access suspension) including the possibility of violating the student code of conduct which can bring permanent suspension from the network, parent notification and educational intervention.
What should you do if you get this alert?
Delete all music/movies/books/software that you do not own.
Disable file-sharing software (kazaa, bit-torrent, gnutella, etc.) that provides access to your files or music. You may be sharing things you don't want to share.
Do not download or share copyrighted material; legal alternatives can be found HERE
Click - I Will Comply once you agree.
Are you a gamer????
Specifically do you play Blizzard games such aw WoW, Starcraft, Diablo? If so and you update the game via P2P, you may get sanctioned. Please ensure that you update via the web and not over P2P.
To do this follow the following instructions:
- From Blizzard downloader menu, click on 'View' -> 'Preferences'.
- Uncheck the 'Enable Peer-to-Peer Transfer' option.
Did you receive this or something like it????
Ares - Prohibited client observed on 2010/07/01 during hour 10
Are you using an evasive or aggressive client?
The following clients are not supported:
Please uninstall them to avoid future network disruptions.
Clients with the following configurations are recommended:
Vuze (Azureus):
ABC (Another Bittorrent Client):* No SSL support
Deluge: [Linux client]* Disabled by default
Transmission:* Mostly Linux/Mac-based. Flat config files change encryption to on/off. Disabled by default.