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1311320848__MG_7459 copia.jpgGala Placidia 2Area: GraciaCapacity: 3 Guests
2 Bedrooms
1 Double bed
1 single bed
1 Bathroom
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- Air-conditioning
- Washing machine
- Dryer
- Fridge with small freezer
- Glass-ceramic stove
- Oven
- Microwave
- Spanish coffeemaker
- Kettle
- Juicer
- Toaster
- Salón
- Shower
- Bath
- Hair dryer
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Gala Placidia is a charming apartment with many authentic delightful details and the elegance and modernity of a recently refurbished apartment. This apartment offers various spacious, luminous and comfortable rooms, as well as wonderful details as the red brick walls, and the bright colours.
This 90m2 apartment is set on a third floor without elevator. The bright living-room enjoys the luxury of a partially separated veranda, ideal for the breakfast in the morning. The living room is bright and quiet and opens onto the interior patio. The separated kitchen has been decorated of bright and joyful colours and it offers all the modern equipment. Two bedrooms enjoy the commodity of a double bed while the third one has a simple bed, but has a table that can be used as a desk. The two bathrooms complete the offer, one with shower and the other with bathtub.
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Minimum stay: 90 nightsRates (including taxes), from:Price 3-6 months1.200 €/monthOver 6 months:1.100 €/monthOther chargesCheck-in / Check-out:15 € / 10 €Check-in on Sundays:30 €Check-in after 20h:30 €
Deposit: 2.400 €
Other conditionsThe price does not include agency fees (10% of the amount of the contract + 21% VAT; minimum of one monthly rent), water, energy, telecom, internet nor VAT if applicable. The owner may request a guarantee in addition to the established security deposit. -
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Gourmet shop
Gourmet shop
Selling and tasting of top quality wines, olive oils and cheeses. In the back shop: home-made dishes.Restaurant
Fresh Catalan cuisine in a pleasant atmosphere at reasonable prices (30-40€)Health services
Health services
Professional odontologic service, always using the latest technical improvements, specialised in implantology. Relaxed atmosphere.Bar
A bar with history that is great to have a cheap coffee or beer, or to relax playing pool or table football.Hairdresser´s shop
Hairdresser´s shop
A modern hairdresser´s where besides getting a new haircut you can enjoy cocktails and good music on nights of full moon.Nightclub
One of the hottest spots in Barcelona´s nightlife. Razzmatazz offers three concert rooms and two discos.Restaurant
Excellent Japanese restaurant in the heart of Gracia. The lunch menus offer great value for money.Gifts
An emblematic store in Barcelona selling contemporary design home products.fitness
This gym has the latest in fitness technology and the spa the hottest in relaxation, surrounded by gardens and swimming pools.Spa
Hot, cold and cool water baths, massages, aromatherapy and many other ancient techniques, from the traditional Arab baths.Gifts
Inspired by nature and passionate about design, Vivi and Norberto have opened a Natural-and-Design-objects Store in Gracia.Ice-cream parlour
Ice-cream parlour
Delicious and home-made ice cream served with spatula. The flavours change throughout the seasons.Restaurant
There are another eight venues all around Barcelona always with the best prize-quality prizes. Open from 8 am till 11 pm.
Music Store
Good venue to go out at night, well located and all ages target.
Modern and relaxing ambient to enjoy the best Japanese food. Now available to take away!
International cuisine & take awayfitness
Dir fitness have 17 clubs in Barcelona all equipped with the best machines and the possibility to chose over more than 3000 activities. It's possible to join the group exercises classes or hire a personal trainer. Also aivailable a nutritionist advisers.
Good schedules and open hours to enjoy the most of your exercise. To check the rates visit their website.
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Verdi cinema is located in the heard of Gracia. They offer a great selection of films and documentaries from around the world.
Not the right cinema if you like American blockbusters, but you will always discover little productions with great histories.
All movies are in VOSE with Spanish subtitles, also good timetable and prize.
Verdi Park is Verdi's little brother and it's just located one street from each other, it's easy to mistake.
Mediterranean cooking in a very pleasant ambiance.fitness
The Olympic swimming pool is now open to the general public and offers amazing facilities if you wish to train while staying in Barcelona. Apart from the swimming pool they dispose of a fitness area, a cycling area, several programmed classes and a spa. - Comments(0)
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Affordable Small-Dollar Loan Guidelines The purpose of these guidelines is to encourage financial institutions to offer small-dollar credit products that are affordable, yet safe and sound. Because such products are in great demand, the FDIC would like to raise awareness that some institutions have found ways to offer them in a cost-effective, safe and sound manner that is responsive to customer needs. Furthermore, such products offered in a responsible, safe and sound manner will warrant favorable Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) consideration. These guidelines explore several aspects of product development, including affordability and underwriting. They also discuss tools, such as financial education and savings, that may address long-term financial issues that concern borrowers. Demand for Affordable, Reasonably Priced Small-Dollar Loans – An Opportunity for Financial institutions The widespread repeat use of fee-based overdraft programs and the growth of payday lending1 confirm that loans in small-dollar amounts are in strong demand. Consumers who make use of these products are bank customers because both products typically require consumers to have a checking account. Providing more reasonably priced small-dollar loans to existing customers can help banks retain these customers and avoid the reputation risk associated with high-cost products. In addition, affordable short-term loan programs, particularly those offered to low- and moderate-income individuals and in low- and moderate-income areas, may be used as a marketing vehicle to tap into the underbanked market. This strategy has been pursued by some financial institutions as one important part of a profitable, long-term, multiple account relationship for these individuals that may also include financial education, workplace financial services, individual development savings accounts, foreign remittances, and other services. Applicability of Subprime Lending Guidance to Affordable Small-Dollar Loan Programs The FDIC recognizes that an affordable small-dollar loan program may target customers who have poor or limited credit histories, or who would otherwise be characterized as subprime borrowers. However, the interagency Expanded Guidance for Subprime Lending Programs2 limits the definition of subprime lending as a program with an aggregate credit exposure greater than or equal to 25 percent of Tier 1 capital. Accordingly, affordable small-dollar loan programs that fall under the 25 percent of Tier 1 capital threshold would not be expected to provide the additional capital or robust monitoring and portfolio analysis called for in the Subprime Guidance. Given the nature of affordable small-dollar loan programs, the FDIC expects that such programs typically would fall under this threshold. Features of Responsible, Affordable Small-Dollar Credit Programs Some small-dollar loan programs are designed for the broad base of customers. Others are targeted to certain markets, such as low- and moderate-income customers, the under-banked, or customers with a limited or non-existent credit history. Still other programs are developed to address the regulatory expectation articulated in prior guidance that financial institutions monitor customer use of products such as fee-based overdraft programs and, when usage becomes excessive, offer or refer a customer to a more suitable product.3 The goal of all of these programs is to enable insured institutions to tap into an underserved and potentially profitable market while helping consumers avoid, or transition away from, reliance on high-cost debt. The goal of safe and sound small-dollar credit programs is to provide customers with credit that is both reasonably priced and profitable for the institution. Fundamentally, credit should be provided in a manner that offers borrowers a meaningful opportunity to repay debt based on their circumstances and other outstanding obligations. Where closed-end credit is offered, it should also be structured to be repaid in affordable installments within a specified period. Where open-end credit is offered, products should be structured to require minimum payments of interest and principal that provide for the reduction of the outstanding loan over a reasonable timeframe. New products should be appropriate for the group of customers targeted, as well as compliant with all applicable laws.4 Over time, borrowers should be able to improve their credit histories and graduate to other more significant asset-building loans, such as home mortgages and small business loans. Some standard products, such as lines of credit and closed-end installment loans, can be offered with features that make them particularly responsive to borrower needs. Affordability and Pricing Lenders are encouraged to offer credit products with interest rates and fees that reflect associated risks, but remain affordable. To maintain a reasonable annual percentage rate (APR) and cover administrative and other expenses, an origination fee that bears a direct relationship to origination costs might be assessed. However, to help ensure that borrowers reduce outstanding principal, lenders are encouraged to minimize or eliminate charges such as annual fees, membership fees, advance fees, and prepayment penalties. Pricing may vary depending on the risk profile of the target group. For example, a number of institutions have developed affordable small-dollar credit programs with APRs that range between 12 percent and 32 percent with no or low fees. We encourage lenders to offer small-dollar credit with APRs of 36 percent or less. Encouraging Principal Reduction Institutions are encouraged to structure payment programs in a manner that fosters the reduction of principal owed. For closed-end products, loans should be structured to provide for affordable and amortizing payments. Open-end products should require minimum payments that pay off principal. However, excessive renewals of a closed-end product, or the prolonged failure to reduce the outstanding balance on an open-end loan, are signs that the product is not meeting the borrower's credit needs. Streamlined, Risk-Based Underwriting Many consumers turn to payday loans and overdraft programs because these products are easily accessible and generally are more widely promoted than other more traditional, affordable loans. For many borrowers with emergency or other short-term needs, accessibility and expediency in the application process are important. Effective small-loan products balance the need for quick availability of funds with the fundamentals of responsible lending. Sound underwriting criteria should focus on a borrower's ability to repay a loan. Given the small-dollar amounts of each individual loan, documenting the borrower's ability to repay could be streamlined significantly for existing customers and may only need to include very basic information, such as proof of recurring income. Insured institutions have the advantage of a pre-established relationship with most of the customers who now rely on non-bank lenders for short-term, high-cost credit. Community banks often know their customers' credit needs because of frequent personal contact and awareness of the local economic situation. Relying on this internally obtained information can be particularly helpful not only in increasing application turnaround, but in assisting consumers with little or no credit history obtain credit that they both need and can repay. Maximization of Technology and Automated Processes Institutions may also rely on various automated programs that provide information on client usage of the bank's products and services, generating performance profiles that are useful in underwriting decisions. The use of existing platforms and technologies can lower the cost of providing small-denomination credit and make such programs economically feasible for insured institutions. For example, a bank could establish a line of credit facility at the time a deposit account is opened, to be subsequently activated upon proper maintenance of the deposit account relationship for a specified period, for example, six months. Some financial institutions with successful small-dollar loan programs use existing automated telephone banking systems, in-branch automated underwriting, and online applications for quicker, less expensive service. Finally, voluntary preauthorized transfers may help borrowers make regular payments.5 Savings Component Institutions may consider structuring small-dollar loan programs to include a savings component. For instance, borrowers could be required to set aside a percentage of the amount that they borrow in a designated savings account. The funds in this account can serve as a pledge against the loan, as permitted by law, and withdrawals from the savings account can be restricted to require authorization by a lending official. This approach encourages borrowers to create savings that lessen their reliance on short-term financing to meet unexpected needs. From the institution's perspective, it helps cultivate a banking relationship in which other financial services can be offered to the customer in the future. Some banks may choose to combine the borrowers' funds with matching funds from a nonprofit or public agency through an Individual Development Account. Collaboration with Other Financial Institutions and Organizations Collaboration with other financial institutions or organizations, both for-profit and not-for-profit, may assist a financial institution to develop and implement a small-dollar loan program for its community. Some lenders have received grants from larger institutions to create loan loss reserves in an effort to provide more lending power to their small-dollar loan programs. Others rely on referrals from community organizations to identify borrowers. Some have developed alliances with alternative financial service providers in an effort to reach out to the unbanked and underbanked, with the aim of transitioning these individuals to asset-building products and more mainstream banking services. Financial Education Improving financial skills can help consumers reduce reliance on short-term credit. Moreover, institutions that monitor borrower use of credit and offer financial counseling or education when signs of financial stress are detected will help them become better bank customers and improve long-term customer relationships. Financial institutions may wish to work with non-profit agencies and organizations that provide financial education training, such as reputable consumer credit counseling agencies. Budget management is an important strategy for borrowers. With it, they can eliminate unnecessary spending and focus their attention on meeting their financial obligations and saving for future expenditures. Community Reinvestment Act Consideration for Small-Dollar Loan Programs Establishing a loan program in a bank's assessment area that provides small, unsecured consumer loans that are consistent with these guidelines would warrant favorable consideration under the CRA as an activity responsive to the credit needs of the community.6 Conclusion Affordable small-dollar loans are in demand. Many consumers turn to payday or other lenders because they are accessible and can quickly provide loans. Yet, the inability to repay these short-term, high-cost credit products often exacerbates a customer's ability to meet cash flow needs. Financial institutions can provide the same service with more appropriate loan terms and at a lower cost, and some institutions have found creative ways to do so. The FDIC encourages institutions to consider opportunities for offering innovative, reasonably priced products that meet this need. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Payday loans are short-term loans, generally less than $500, for which a borrower has given a check postdated to the borrower's next payday, when the full balance of the loan is due. 2 See Subprime Lending: Expanded Guidance for Subprime Lending Programs, FIL-9-2001 (January 31, 2001), http://www.fdic.gov/news/news/press/2001/pr0901a.html. 3 The federal financial institution regulatory agencies have recommended that when overdraft protection is used excessively, customers should be informed of other credit products that may be better suited to their needs. See Joint Guidance on Overdraft Protection Programs, FIL-11-2005 (Feb. 18, 2005), http://www.fdic.gov/news/news/financial/2005/fil1105.html#body. 4 Products offered to covered military service members and their dependents must comply with the limitations found in the Talent-Nelson Amendment, enacted as section 670 of the John Warner National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2007. The Talent Amendment establishes a number of limitations on extensions of credit to covered service members and their dependents, including restrictions on interest, types of security, prepayment penalties and other terms and conditions. The Talent Amendment becomes effective on October 1, 2007. 5 Pursuant to Federal Reserve Board Regulation E, which addresses Electronic Fund Transfers, borrowers cannot be required to make payments in this manner unless credit has been extended under an overdraft credit plan. See 12 C.F.R. 205.10(e). 6 See Interagency Questions and Answers on the Community Reinvestment Act, 66 Fed. Reg. 36619, 36631, Sec.345.22(a)-1 (July 12, 2001), http://www.fdic.gov/news/news/financial/2001/fil0164.html. The federal banking agencies confirmed that establishing loan programs that provide small, unsecured consumer loans in a safe and sound manner (i.e., based on the borrower's ability to repay) and with reasonable terms may warrant favorable consideration as activities that are responsive to the needs of the institution's assessment area(s). While this clarification refers to the CRA lending test for large institutions (institutions with assets over $1 billion), the FDIC takes a similar view for all other institutions.
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- Ern said...
What to do with myself? What to do with all these Greenie posts in close succession?
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That park looks like one we used to take Shiloh to in UT. - Tue Nov 15, 09:07:00 AM PST
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so cool.
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Wow - the second picture looks like a painting.
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Cool photos! XOXO to you and the pooper!
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Great pics. Hope you aren't working too hard. Love the second pic and the first gives us a chance to see your happy face :)
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Wow, I love the second picture! Those shadows are amazing!
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Erin, I bought the Sound Dock II and the 30 pin lightning connector and my nano worked fine for a short while. When it quit working I went to return the dock and it was the lightning pin that was defective. However, I was told that because the nano has bluetooth that a Bose with bluetooth would be better so we bought the Bose SoundLink Bluetooth Mobile Speaker II and it works great. And no pin needed! Hope this helps. Irma
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look'in good bro! that is a lot of Xiggy fans you have there Is the back sheet the only orange piece on the case?
can you flip the tray ? like have the cpu at the bottom of the tray Doing that to my stacker, i think it will look a lot better in your case tho
bro the orange tray and orange Xiggy fans are just pure sex! What color tubing you going with again? Black right?
I gotta ask, what power supply are you going to put in there? I say this looking at my TJ07 and knowing that it is impossible for me to fit two triple radiators and a power supply in the bottom of the case. Other than that she is looking pretty damn nice
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Following a 2-0 week that included two conference wins last week, the Cornerstone women's basketball team received a conference weekly award. Sophomore Jill Hendrickson was honored the Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference Women's Basketball Player of the Week from games played Dec. 1-7. The announcement was made by the conference yesterday afternoon. The Ada, Mich., native also earned the award on Nov. 27.
Hendrickson's week was highlighted by back-to-back double doubles. The Golden Eagle recorded 19 points and 15 rebounds at Lawrence Tech on Dec. 4 as Cornerstone rolled to a 66-50 victory. On Saturday, Dec. 7, Hendrickson scored 20 points and grabbed 15 rebounds when the Golden Eagles topped Madonna, 89-72. The sophomore has now recorded four double-doubles this season.
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The Cornerstone women's basketball team hosted the (RV) Madonna Crusaders on Saturday afternoon for sixth Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference game of the season. After keeping the Crusaders scoreless through the first 12 minutes of play, the Golden Eagles would roll to a 89-72 victory. After the day, Cornerstone advances to 7-4 overall and 4-2 during WHAC play. Madonna falls to 5-5 overall and 4-2 in conference play. Jill Hendrickson and Ashley Niedermayer both recorded a double-double on the day. Hendrickson had 20 points and 15 rebounds while Niedermayer added 10 points and 13 rebounds. Four other Golden Eagles were able to notch double digits in the point category.
During the first half, Cornerstone would play strong on both sides of the court going on a 21-0 run in the first 12 minutes. The Crusaders would eventually get on the board after a defensive foul put Madonna's Rachel Melcher to the free throw line. Madonna would go on a bit of a run to pull within seven, 27-20, as the clock read 3:22. The Golden Eagles would extend the lead en route to a 40-24 score at the half. The second half was once again dominated by CU led by Hendrickson's 13 points in the half.
The Golden Eagles shot 42.9% from the field while holding Madonna to a 36.5 shooting percentage. Cornerstone would dominate the boards out rebounding their opponent, 66-33. CU would also add 20 assists and 11 steals.
The Golden Eagles will travel to Dearborn, Mich., to face the Wolverines from UM-Dearborn. The game is scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 14, at 1 p.m. Last year the two teams faced twice as each team was able to take a victory on the road. Cornerstone is 16-1 overall against the Wolverines.
Cornerstone got back to WHAC play tonight as they travelled down to Southfield to take on the Blue Devils of Lawrence Tech. The host got off to a quick start making baskets on their first three possessions to take a 6-1 lead. The Golden Eagles responded with a 9-4 run to tie the score at 10-10 with 14:35 on the clock. Cornerstone then made an 11-6 run over the next 5 ½ minutes to take a 21-15 lead but the Blue Devils would make a run to finish the half with a 30-26 lead at the half. The Golden Eagles would open the second half with a 11-7 run to tie the score at 37-37 with 14:31 on the clock. Cornerstone turned up the pressure and outscored Lawrence Tech 14-1 over the next six minutes to take a 51-38 lead with 8:22 on the clock. The Blue Devils would get the lead down to 10 (48-58) with 4:26 left in the game but that would be as close as they would get and Cornerstone would go on to defeat Lawrence Tech 66-50 to improve to 3-2 in WHAC play and 6-4 overall. Katelyn Cousins led all players with 23 points while Jill Hendrickson followed closely behind adding 19 for CU. Hendrickson also grabbed 15 rebounds for the Golden Eagles while Jill Steenwyk added three blocks on the night.
The Golden Eagles shot 39% from the field compared to the Blue Devils shooting 35.3% during the game. Cornerstone was able to force 20 turnovers while grabbing 42 rebounds compared to their opponent's 34 total rebounds. The Golden Eagles also added nine assists, 13 steals and seven blocks.
The Golden Eagles will host another conference game on Saturday afternoon at Mol Arena. The Madonna Crusaders (RV) will face Cornerstone for a 1 p.m. tip off. Last year the two teams faced three times with the Crusaders ending the Golden Eagles' season in the WHAC Quarterfinal.
The Cornerstone women's basketball team hosted the No. 1 Indiana Wesleyan Wildcats for a non-conference game on Saturday afternoon. Since 2005 Cornerstone is 1-8 overall against the Wildcats. Last year the two teams met on Nov. 13 with Indiana Wesleyan taking the 60-35 victory. The Wildcats would take the 47-66 victory again Saturday afternoon.
After the first media timeout the Golden Eagles trailed 10-7 to the Wildcats. The Wildcats began to push away 21-13 as Cornerstone was forced to call a timeout to stop the momentum with ten minutes remaining in the first half. After a hard drive by senior Janae Trombley who dished it off to Jill Steenwyk for an easy layup, CU would chip away at the lead. However, with four minutes remaining the Golden Eagles trailed 35-18. Two minutes later CU cut the lead again after Trombley drove the lane, made the basket, and was fouled. The senior was unable to convert the free throw as the Wildcats held the 35-20 advantage. However, the Golden Eagles would go into the locker room down 39-22.
During the first half, the Golden Eagles shot 30.8% from the field as the Wildcats had a dominant 50 percent shooting percentage. Indiana Wesleyan went five-for-eight from behind the arc to aid in their lead. Jill Steenwyk led all CU players with seven points in the first while the sophomore grabbed six rebounds. IWU's Emma Stahl led all players in the first with 17 points. Cornerstone was able to force six turnovers while turning the ball over five times.
The Wildcats continued their strong three-point shooting to begin the second half making back-to-back three pointers. After another easy layup for IWU, Head Coach Katie Mattera was forced to call an early timeout as CU trailed 47-22. Indiana Wesleyan would maintain momentum throughout the remainder of the game to take the victory.
The Golden Eagles shot 32.1% from the field compared to the Wildcats shooting 47.1% during the day. Cornerstone grabbed a team total 33 rebounds compared to IWU's 42 rebounds. The Golden Eagles also added nine assists and forced 20 turnovers. Tanner Hostetler led all CU players with 11 points while Jill Steenwyk added the team high seven rebounds.
The Golden Eagles will return to conference action on Wednesday, Nov. 4, when they travel to Southfield, Mich. The WHAC game will face Lawrence Tech and Cornerstone with tip off beginning at 5:30 p.m. Last year Cornerstone took both contests winning by slim margin of three points at Lawrence Tech on Jan. 28, 2013.
Cornerstone entered the game with a 5-2 record while Calvin came in undefeated at 4-0. Calvin scored a 3-pointer to open the game but Ben Lanning matched that to tie the score at 3-3. Calvin then made a basket that was matched by Jake Plite. That would be Calvin's last lead of the game. Plite scored again to put the Golden Eagles up for good. The score would remain fairly close (16-14) through 12:10 on the clock and then Cornerstone went on an 8-0 run to go up 24-14 with 9:28 left in the half. The Golden Eagles kept the margin close to 10 through the last couple of minutes but Wes Hudson hit a 3-pointer and Cory Cox made a basket as time ran out to give Cornerstone a 15 point (48-33) advantage at the half. The Golden Eagles would keep a double digit lead for the whole second half. Cornerstone would push the lead to 18 on a couple of occasions through the first two and a half minutes of the second half but the Knights responded and cut the lead back to 12 points four different times over the next five minutes of play. Cornerstone would then build the lead to as much as 21 points (83-62) with 3:12 on the clock and would finish with an 85-66 win over Calvin. Wes Hudson and Ben Lanning led the Golden Eagles with 25 and 20 points respectively.
The Golden Eagles shot 49.2% compared to the Knights 38.9% from the field for the game. Cornerstone made 7-14 from long range in the first half but went cold (1-9) in the second half for a total of 34.8% for the game. Calvin made only 3-16 from the 3-point line. The Golden Eagles also made 19-23 from the foul line while the Knights made 21 of 35 from the charity stripe.
Cornerstone will play Hope in the second game of the Grand Rapids Hall of Fame Tournament at Calvin at 6:00 p.m. Hope defeated Aquinas 69-67 in their game.


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Question by Denis 1 1055 · May 08 '12 at 01:06 PM · doctor mistakes
I found this today and it blew my mind. It makes me angry and sad at the same time. If there is ever something that should break the "Doctor is God" idea this is it.
How Common Are Medical Errors?
Did you know things were this bad at hospitals?
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Answer by Stephen 5 1404 · May 09 '12 at 06:01 PM
SmartGirl wrote:
In what you've characterized as a cesspool of learning and healthcare, there is a doctor saving a life, treating a cancer patient, delivering a baby, right now at this very moment. To take one bad example and attribute fault to every professional in the state is a crime.
Statements like this totally ignore the fact that there is a problem with the culture of medical practice, at least in the United States. (I'd like to think things are slightly less bad in Canada; the smaller role of private money helps a bit, but probably not much.)
Yes, medical college entry is difficult, as it should be. But it is also a system, like any other, and there are plenty of people who have learned how to game it. Take the MCAT -- it is entirely arguable whether performance on a standardized test such as the MCAT is a good measure of either analytical skill or scientific competence. There are scads of MCAT prep courses and books, and however difficult the test might be, there is an angle to it. Get the angle, and you score well. Is being able to see the angle a valuable skill? Perhaps for lawyers, but we are trying to train doctors, here. Physicians should know their science, have good intuition, and in the end (forgive me for mentioning this if it is obvious, because it does not seem to be obvious in some medical schools) what we're talking about here is this: they should know how to deal with people. Which means that they should basically like and respect people.
Too many people are going into medicine for the wrong reasons. Money is an obvious one, but the money isn't really all that great considering what you have to invest to get it. Everybody wants to be a specialist, so general practice -- which is the backbone of the enterprise, and which is easily the most difficult "specialty" to do well -- gets short shrift. We are pumping out specialists like gangbusters and at the front lines, where the most critical diagnostic decisions are made, the ranks are thinning out. It is, quite frankly, nuts.
No, a bigger problem is the people who want to be doctors because it makes them feel better about themselves. Some physicians expect to be treated like gods, and this rubs off on students, who go on to become physicians, and the cycle repeats itself. It was exactly this self-importance that turned me off a career in medicine, even though it interested me. I care about people and I didn't want to deal with the politics of the profession. You are dealing with human beings with stories, and suffering and death and loss. If you want to be a doctor, then you should check your ego at the door to the clinic.
Reggie Jackson once said, "it ain't braggin', if you can do it." Too many doctors "brag." The best doctors are the humble ones, the ones who remember looking at charts like this one in medical school, who know that a doctor doesn't "save" anything, only postpones the inevitable. This is the crux of it: docs are human beings, they get things wrong, and if there is anything that needs to change about medical practice, it's that it needs to start being okay to be wrong and to admit your mistakes, without the threat of being eviscerated by your colleagues and your patients. The only thing separating doctors from "the rest of us" is that we don't hear about the mistakes, which happen even to the best.
If you fixed this, doctors would start listening to patients more, become more pleasant human beings and ultimately better doctors. A healthier attitude towards error, and an understanding of the role of error in excellence, would benefit everybody.
Good doctoring starts with selflessness. A career in medicine -- one lived well -- is a career as a servant of humanity. Those already living this have no reason to feel attacked by those who publicize and point out medical errors.
Answer by SarahH 366 · May 08 '12 at 03:27 PM
From what I've seen of the med school program, it's nothing compared to what engineers go through. People in my family have been so commonly misdiagnosed, that we've started ignoring what doctors day until 3 or 4 of them agree. My mother was misdiagnosed with leukemia when she was a child and when she lived past the month she "should have" died, they reevaluated and discovered a year later that she had spherocytosis. Then, we were told that spherocytosis isn't a dominant gene. It is.
I've been misdiagnosed with oral herpes (when I was 7), my uncle broke his leg and was sent home with pain relievers and years later found out that it was a very severe break, and the list goes on..
It's not that all medical doctors are bad, it's just that they have a focus in their education and that's what their minds lean towards. An oncologist will always see cancer. It's extraordinarily difficult to memorize all of the diseases mankind has. That, and we live in a society that pushes for covering up the problem rather than curing it. (Blame the drug industry.) Doctors also frequently have god complexes due to their authority and lack of finding out that they're wrong.
Answer by Renee 1 1762 · May 08 '12 at 05:49 PM
I've made mistakes as a nurse. Nothing like facing a patient and saying you made a mistake.
Answer by Jen 20 3087 · May 08 '12 at 01:45 PM
Well, based on my experience with 'regular' doctors, this does not surprise me.... I can't tell you how many times I've been offered 'a course of antibiotics' when the doc has no idea what is wrong... Which is my pet peeve. Treat the issue, please don't try to mask my symptoms!!! If you don't know, do nothing and let's investigate.
I suspect many people on this forum could also speak about their misdiagnosees... I for one was told I had crohns, ibs and many other issues before celiac disease was finally diagnosed.
As long as I inhabit this body of mine, I will listen to it above any other 'authority'!
Edit: there is a need for a medical profession, but I think this shows that there is a need to find a practitioner you trust, and even then, your body IS your responsibility.
There are some great doctors out there, just like there are great people in every profession. Sadly, there are also the overworked, overstressed and yes, even lazy people in the medical fields, just like every other field. I appreciate that there are people trained to remove cancerous cysts, and that prolong and save lives. I do wish there was more auditing in this field as someones mistake can mean loss of life or limb.
This is definitely an interesting conversation!
Answer by Av0905 125 · May 08 '12 at 05:45 PM
Medicine bashing is such a first world problem.
Answer by SmartGirl 87 · May 08 '12 at 02:42 PM
Dear Kathleen,
In what you've characterized as a cesspool of learning and healthcare, there is a doctor saving a life, treating a cancer patient, delivering a baby, right now at this very moment. To take one bad example and attribute fault to every professional in the state is a crime.
Are you even aware of the qualifying requirements to even gain acceptance to medical school?
What is your level of education again?
Jen, not all doctors prescribe antibiotics willy nilly...
Actually, my impression is that the average doctor is not particularly intelligent, just good at memorization. It's a mistake to think that most doctors or good problem solvers, which is really what they should be.
FYI, my family is full of doctors, including 2 chiefs, and they are definitely not the most intelligent members of my family. They are, however, some of the most close-minded people in my family.Answer by kathleen 3 144 · May 08 '12 at 01:54 PM
Short answer: yes.
First, he's in FL and FL is not known for it's good healthcare (or good educational system). Granted there are some good doctors but they aren't the norm. Maybe because if you kill really old people no one notices? I don't know...
Second, there is no transparency in health care. Maybe the tiny clinic down the street where the uninsured go sees a ton of heart attacks. The chance of living if you see them while having a heart attack is 80%. The big hospital with the highly rated emergency room doesn't see heart attacks very often. The chance of living if you go in with a heart attack is 40%. Which do you go to? Getting quality care for YOUR health issue is hard when you have no transparency.
Third, standard of care is hospital specific. What one hospital considers standard, another may not.
The healthcare system needs fixing. But how to fix it is the question.
Answer by VB 12983 · May 08 '12 at 02:44 PM
I was misdiagnosed for years!!! Also, I had a registered dietitian working with me. She could have warned me about gluten intolerance, don't you think, especially knowing that I had gall bladder stones and they are associated with gluten intolerance.
I have developed a strong mistrust of "regular" doctors. I still like them as people, but they are so so so way off track!!!
It reminds me a lot of what goes on in education. I have been working at school for a long time, and I know tons of teachers, but only a few of them are actually any good. Only some actually know what they are doing. Most educators have no clue. And with all the mandatory testing it is going from bad to worse.
Makes me want to go back to a cave...
Answer by Sunny Beaches 6130 · May 08 '12 at 06:16 PM
I didn't read the article. I'm not surprised that mistakes happen, but I'm not going to bash on the medical profession. Of course "doctors aren't god". I have never thought that. Good grief, just because someone is a doctor doesn't mean that they know all the answers like they do on TV shows like "House" and are perfect. This might be shocking, but not every detective solves like 99% of cases like they do on TV shows like Law and Order, either. Oh no.
How many times have you had a teacher that made a mistake in grading? Have you ever had a mechanic that misdiagnosed a problem? Have you ever made a typo in an email? All the training in the world doesn't prepare someone for every single case in the world. We are unique and complex human beings.
The human body is very complex. People are learning things EVERY SINGLE DAY. There is always on-going reaserch. There have been so many new discoveries.
And if you're trying to discredit traditional doctors, this might be shocking, but Dr. Kruse has probably made mistakes, even though gasp he is not in the crowd of "typical doctors". It's called working hard in a profession that is continously evolving with new technology, in a field where intelligence, fine motor skills and the ability to handle stress in unexpected situations is necessary..and you know what, mistakes happen.
Answer by Dr. Ryan 909 · May 08 '12 at 02:29 PM
Read this post by Dr. Mercola and you'll get the whole picture: http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2000/07/30/doctors-death-part-one.aspx He quotes research from the JAMA that considers MD's/hospitals/medical system the third leading cause of death in the US. Dr. Mercola even considers this to be an underestimate! Also, the WHO ranks the US 37th in the world despite spending a higher portion of it's GDP than any other country. http://www.who.int/whr/2000/media_centre/press_release/en/ Sad, but true. That's why it's so critical to have health care advisers who see things with a different paradigm. The treatment of sickness and disease with drugs and surgery is not working and hospitals are not places for health and healing. Optimal health and function does not come in a pill or procedure, it comes from making great choices most of the time for a sustained period of time.
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Personal: Birth date: August 25, 1931
Birth place: New York, New York
Birth name: Regis Francis Xavier Philbin
Father: Frank Philbin, a personnel director
Mother: Florence Philbin
Marriages: Joy (Senese) Philbin (March 1, 1970-present), (Catherine) Kay Faylan, (1957-1968, divorce)
Children: with Joy Philbin: Jennifer (1974), Joanna (1973); with Kay Faylan: Danny (1967), Amy (1961)
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This position is dedicated to the thought and implementation of the developing Student Giving Initiative, which is Provost supported. The Project Manager is responsible for the successful and timely execution and implementation of both and is vital in the creation of the Student Giving Initiative. This position works directly with the Associate Director for Student Philanthropy in informing and identifying the tactical needs and goals and is then held accountable for achieving them by building collaborative and meaningful relationships with campus stakeholders and other OUD partners. Particularly imperative is the partnership with all strategic and tactical activities in Student and Recent Grad Giving align and support the philanthropic educational and outreach priorities of the institution.
Characteristic Duties and Responsibilities
Strategy: 35%
* Works with the Associate Director of Student Philanthropy to develop yearly marketing plans, imbuing the strategy with informed experiences and peer learnings
* Supports the Student Philanthropy team with campus stakeholder integration efforts for educational outreach including the Philanthropic Tours, Admissions scripting and overall U-M Ambassadors program
* Builds relationships across campus to research and create opportunities for a comprehensive U-Wide Student Giving program
* Reports on and represents Student Giving Initiative success
Creative and Project Management and Coordination: 35%
* Responsible for the creative, on time, on strategy delivery of all program tactics including web, print, phone, DM, video and events
* Secures all creative elements and assets
* Reviews and ensures creative and branding linkage between the student giving tactics and the recent grad
* Works with multiple designers and creative sources to develop and manage the execution of the deliverables
* Demonstrates ingenuity and creative intuitiveness, bringing new ideas and solutions
Research, Assessment and Measurement: 30%
* Works internally and with outside vendors to execute all market research for the initiatives including but not limited to creative and message testing as well as particular giving tactics
* Specifically responsible for the creation, fielding and results reporting of an annual student survey in conjunction with campus partners
* Polls, assesses and surveys the U-M campus community in conjunction with the SPCC, to record and publish best practices across the community
* Develops relationships and contacts with peer institutions to provide comparative statistics and performance reviews quarterly
* Develops and presents consistent monthly and special reporting on internal key performance indicators
Additional Duties:
* Completes other projects and duties as assigned.
Required Qualifications
* Baccalaureate degree required and 3-5 years work experience in Student Affairs, marketing, promotions or similar field
* Excellent oral and written communications skills.
* Working knowledge of personal computers, word processing, and spreadsheets.
* Agency account experience or similar project management experience
* Experience in team environment and strong interpersonal skills.
* Demonstrated leadership ability to develop strategic plans, implement programs, organize, initiate, and motivate staff and interact successfully with faculty and academic leaders.
* High-level experience with social networking tools (such as Facebook, Twitter, InCircle, MySpace, LinkedIn, etc.). Ability to develop and implement applications within the applications.
* Ability to work collaboratively with colleagues in a team environment.
* Proven success working in complex environments
* Demonstrated self-starter
* Careful attention to detail
* Strong organization skills
Preferred Qualifications
* Master degree desired.
* An ability and willingness to quickly learn the University history, mission, demographics, faculty, current programs, departments, etc., as well as the University culture to be able to persuasively articulate how Michigan distinguishes itself from peer institutions.
* Passion and appreciation for the role philanthropy plays within public institutions of higher education and society as a whole.
Mission Statement
The Office of University Development maximizes private support for the University of Michigan through high-quality collaboration with the development programs of schools, colleges, and units. We also provide fundraising leadership through the stimulation and facilitation of healthy, productive and life-long relationships with our colleagues, alumni, friends, foundations and corporations.U-M EEO/AA Statement: The University of Michigan is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer.


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"The Life And Times Of Prophecy"
Congratulations are definitely in order to Christina Fulton who brought in New Year's 2012 by opening up for Lupe Fiasco at the Big Bang NYE 2012 Event at Hollywood & Highland in Hollywood.
The Event was hosted by Extra TV's Mario Lopez, and saw other musical performances by ROCKMAFIA, Cobra Starship, and of course, Lupe Fiasco, as well as Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman's son, Connor Cruise as DJ Squared.
Christina has had a challenging and personal year, and made it through like the true champ she is by focusing on her goals and ambitions of bringing her music forth to the world.
Christina saw her music reach to New Seaside Heights after her song "Thank You" was featured on MTV's Jersey Shore. As a result, Lupe Fiasco hand picked Christina to be the act to open up for his highly anticipated New Year's Eve Performance for Big Bang. Christina opened up with her latest song "Freeing My Mind" with an all out Superstar Pop Performance and Dazzling Outfit to match.
What better way to kick 2011′s a$$ by rocking stages fit for Hip-Hop, Rock and Hollywood Royalty, and showing 2012 who will be the future trendsetters and a$$kickers.
Props again Christina… and we're pretty sure everyone all over the World this Year will be singing out "Thank You" for "Freeing My Mind".
Check out Christina's performance of "Freeing My Mind" for New Year's Eve 2012 at Big Bang NYE in Hollywood by clicking on the video below:
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One of the main parties to be at last night for New Year's Eve 2012 was Definitely "The Big Bang" Event at Hollywood And Highland, which was hosted by Mario Lopez, and saw performances by Christina Fulton, Cobra Starship, Rock Mafia and Lupe Fiasco.
Christina performed her song, "Thank You" which is blowin up the spot right now, after it was aired on a recent episode of "Jersey Shore", causing Lupe Fiasco to hand pick Christina to open up for his own New Year's performance. And no doubt… Christina definitely chose to bring in the new year, with her new single, with some glitz and glam on the Red Carpet. She was also joined by her hooded Sidekick, Gary Matadyan, whose Boom Boom & Beyond Salon blew up the world after Kim Kardashian was caught leaving there at the height of her Kris Humphries Divorce Backlash.
She was joined by her dear friend, America's Next Top Model's Janice Dickinson… Who told us Christina would be the one she would be kissing at Midnight when she was interviewed by my boy Yori U. at TMZ… who also decided to act a fool and get up in a pic goin buck wild !!
Phoebe Price also made it out after a quick trip back from her native Alabama, and brought her friend Cameron Lee with her.
And Connor Cruise also came by the event, and was the DJ for the soiree. The son of Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman and Katie Holmes, Connor is blowing up the Hollywood nightlife as the latest In Demand DJ, who goes by the name of DJ Squared, which I would assume the name comes from the fact that his initials are CC, or C squared. Too bad he doesn't have a partner, with the initials E.M., then they could just call themselves "E=MC2″. Connor was also recently signed to Lil Wayne's Young Money / Cash Money Billionaire Records for his DJ Skills.
Speaking of Tom Cruise, have you checked out Mission Impossible 3 : Ghost Protocol yet ? The film will be #1 at the Box Office for New Year's Eve Weekend, which makes it the #1 Film 2 weekends in a Row.
So Congratulations to Christina Fulton for kickin off 2012 with an amazing Stage Performance and some Amazing Company.
We're sure 2012 will have a whole lot more of those coming her way.
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Christina Fulton is spotted leaving IDA, the International Dance Academy in Hollywood , with a quick stop at Frederick's Of Hollywood.
She's been rehearsing for her upcoming New Year's Eve 2012 Performance where she'll be rockin the stage with Lupe Fiasco, Cobra Starship, ROCKMAFIA and Mario Lopez at The Hollywood And Highland Complex.
Christina's been seeing some early success with her new single "Thank You" which was hand chosen to be aired on MTV's Hit Reality Show, "Jersey Shore".
Well, not only was that a good look… but as it turns out, virtually the same thing happened when Lupe Fiasco hand picked Christina to rock the stage with him to bring in the last year of the Mayan Calendar.
So it looks like 2011 will end, and 2012 will begin with Christina doing what she loves best, and that's sharing her voice with the World.
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Situated in Castro Valley, this hotel is close to Hayward Japanese Gardens, Alex Giualini Plaza Park, and Hayward City Hall. Local attractions also include California State University East Bay.
Recreational amenities at Econo Lodge Castro Valley include an outdoor pool and a spa tub. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and free parking.
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(Euronews: 1153 PST, March 10, 2011) France has praised the King of Morocco for announcing wide-ranging reforms it called "important, responsible, and brave." Mohamed VI promised an independent judiciary, a stronger role for parliament and political parties and a programme to devolve more power to local officials.
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Going Beyond Borders!This program has been cancelled for Spring 2013
SOC 2470: Gender in a Global Context
Accepted Students
This year's "Study Away" program promises to be an amazing opportunity for students looking to expand their knowledge beyond the classroom. This year, St. John's College is offering SOC 2470: Gender in a Global Context lead by Dr. Roberta Villalon. This course will allow students to look into the Sociology of Gender within the United States and throughout the world. Students will learn about the experiences, opportunities and challenges of men and women, boys and girls in all regions of the globe throughout the semester, culminating in an end of the semester trip to Toronto, Canada!
Toronto is one of the world's most diverse cities, with nearly all cultural groups represented and more than one hundred languages and dialects spoken. As home to some of the most distinguished programs addressing Gender Equality, your experiances in Toronto with bring all readings and theories to life!Who? Are you a sophomore, junior of senior? Do you have a GPA of 3.0 or higher? If your answer is "yes" to the above questions, congratulations! You are eligible to apply!
What? Students will enroll in SOC 1470: Gender in a Global Context on the Queens campus during their spring 2013 semester. After spring finals have ended, students will travel to Toronto, Canada alongside their classmates and professor to enhance what they have learned on the Queens campus by engaging in guest lectures and site visits.
When? After the semester ends, students will spend 6 days/5 nights in Toronto from May 16 to May 21, 2013. Prior to the trip, students will be enrolled in the course for the whole of the spring semester, where their coursework will prepare them for their trip up North.
Where? Toronto, Canada! Toronto is one of Canada's most diverse and culturally engaging cities and will serve as the perfect backdrop to your coursework.
Why? The real question here is, "Why Not?!" Earning a college degree is a big accomplishment and a lot of hard work, so why not incorporate enjoyable academic travel into the experience?
How Much? If you still aren't convinced if this program is right for you, would it help if we mentioned how hard we've worked to make it affordable? The $1,000 program fee includes travel, lodging, academic and cultural visits, as well as most meals! Of course, you'll want to bring a little extra to spend on souvenirs and some meals, too!
**Please note: Tuition is charged in addition to the deposit/program fee. Please check the tuition based on your school, bearing in mind that undergraduates pay a single rate as long as they take 12-18 credits per semester (in other words, you won't pay extra as long as you take your normal course load!).
Apply Now! To apply, log on to St. John's Central to fill out our online application. Click on the UIS tab; then choose "Student," then "Registration," and finally "Global Studies Application."
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