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Electronic door lever sets function similarly to keyed entry door lever sets, but with the addition of an exterior numeric keypad that can unlock the mechanism from the outside without the necessity of a key. An interior lever is included that is always free and unlocks the door when turned.
The LockState LS-1500 is ideal for businesses, schools, hospitals, hotels or any other commercial application. Loaded with high quality features, this handle set is designed for the discerning consumer. The keyless entry numeric pad means you won't have to worry about keys, and allows you to set up to 800 unique codes that can be added and removed with ease. Heavy duty construction combined with the unique keyless/codeless iButton reader means this is lock is both durable and high-tech, creating the perfect business solution for your commercial needs. Optional computer software provides additional features including remote access and monitoring.
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LockState provides a wide range of high quality mechanical and electronic keyless entry door locks to fit nearly any application. Manufactured to the highest standards, with a complete line that includes front door locks, remote controlled deadbolt locks, interior door locks, and remote support software, LockState is sure to have a product that will fit your needs.
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Does this lock require batteries?
Yes, the LockState LS-1500 requires four AA batteries
Is the LS-1500 ADA approved?
Per LockState LS-1500 is not ADA compliant.
What is the maximum number of digits that can be used in each access code?
The LockState LS-1500 maximum number of digits that can be used in an access code is 9.
Is the key pad illuminated? What is the minimum number of digits that can be used as a code?
The Lockstate LS-1500 is not illuminated and the minimum number of digits that can be used for a permanent code is one.
What is the left handed model for the Lock State LS-1500?
The LockState LS-1500 is reversible on the handing, so it can operate either left-handed or right-handed.
Can it be keyed to an existing lock?
The LS-1500 can be keyed alike to many different manufacturers as it uses a Schlage C 6 pin key way. The software that is recommended for use is only designed for use with a P.C.
Can this be used as a gate lock? ie Both sides could be exposed to rain with no protection
The Lockstate LS-1500 should not be used in an outdoor application where both sides would be exposed.
Approved for Commercial Use | Yes |
Auto-Lock Capable | Yes |
Backset | 2-3/4", 2-3/8" |
Battery Size | AA |
Collection | Digital Locks |
Configuration | Door Lever |
Cross Bore | 2-1/8" |
Cylinder | 6 Pin C, Schlage C6 |
Cylinder Type | Single Cylinder |
Door Thickness | 1-3/8", 2" |
Edge Bore | 1" |
Function | Electronic Keypad |
Handing | Left, Reversible, Right |
Handle Material | Metal |
Handle Style | Lever |
Input Type | Keypad |
Interior Handle Style | Electronic |
Latch Faceplate | Square Corner |
Lit Keypad | No |
Manufacturer Warranty | 1 Year |
Number of Batteries | 4 |
Number of Codes | 800 |
Product Class | Commercial |
Product Weight | 6 |
Remote Access | No |
Smartphone Enabled | No |
Temporary Access | Yes |
Theme | Basic |
Usage Monitoring | Yes |
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Read and Respond
Reaction papers are a common assignment in college courses. Instructors frequently ask students to locate articles that relate to the topics in the course curriculum. Making connections between the course content and information from outside sources increases your understanding and application of new principles. Drawing on your own interests and knowledge, choose a feature length article (450 words) from a recent journal, magazine, or newspaper that pertains to current attitudes and trends. Topics should relate to social, political, and economic issues raised in McMillan's book, The American Way of Eating.
Throughout the book The American Way of Eating, McMillan introduces and defines terms and labels that may be unfamiliar to readers. Note these words and phrases as you read and jot down the definitions given/your understanding of the terms.
Answer reader response questions from each of the following sections of Tracie McMillan's book, The American Way of Eating: Introduction, Farming, Selling and Cooking.
Part I FARMING
Part 2 SELLING
Part 3 COOKING
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Title: The American Way of Eating: Undercover at Walmart, Applebee's, Farm Fields and the Dinner Table
Author: Tracie McMillan
Teaching Resources for The Thing about Luck by Cynthia Kadohata
Article describes one activity from an interdisciplinary social justice unit taught to two fifth-grade social studies classes with the use of Cynthia Kadohata's multicultural historical fiction novel Weedflower. Often, our younger students feel their voices are silenced...their messages are not heard. Like many of…

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Why is our 21st birthday so big?
Among all the birthdays, why is the 21st considered such a huge one. Why not the 20th?Carl, Pimlico
** Definitive **Name: Paul, Croydon
Qualification: Over 21
Answer: In medieval times, you had to be 21 before you could own property – it was the age of change. In the USA, there are still quite a few things you can't do until you are 21. It used to be the same in this country, but it's no longer the case here.


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Norman Solomon: CIA Evidence from Whistleblower Trial Could Tilt Iran Nuclear Talks
February 2015The Jeffrey Sterling trial shows the U.S. government to be committed to deception about the Iranian nuclear program.
Norman Solomon: Destroy the Whistleblower and Perfume the Stench of 'Operation Merlin'
February 2015The leak trial of CIA officer Jeffrey Sterling never got near a smoking gun, but the entire circumstantial case was a smokescreen.
Norman Solomon: Jeffrey Sterling—The Invisible Man
January 2015The mass media have suddenly discovered Jeffrey Sterling—after his conviction Monday afternoon as a CIA whistleblower.
Norman Solomon: The CIA Tries to Hide Its Incompetence
January 2015The trial of Jeffrey Sterling has revealed how far the agency will go to cover up its blunders.
Norman Solomon: The CIA Takes Its Revenge
January 2015Scapegoating whistleblower Jeffrey Sterling.
Normon Solomon: Why the Washington Post's New Ties to the CIA Are So Ominous
January 2014The Washington Post is supposed to expose CIA secrets. Amazon is under contract to keep them.
Norman Solomon: Nuclear Power Madness
March 2011With the nuclear meltdowns in japan, it's up to us to peacefully and insistently shut our U.S. plants down. |
Jeff Cohen and Norman Solomon: The Martin Luther King You Don't See on TV
January 2011The networks are filled with reports commemorating Martin Luther King, Jr.'s death, but few discuss the human rights and economic issues that he fought for in life. |
Norman Solomon: A Hollow Bomber Jacket
December 2010Evidence of the Obama administration's "moral collapse" is profuse; the pattern is clear, the consequences already terrible. |
Norman Solomon: WikiLeaks: Demystifying "Diplomacy"
November 2010In a democracy, people have a right to know what their government is actually doing. In a pseudo-democracy, a bunch of fairy tales from high places will do the trick. What kind of "national security" can be built on duplicity from a government that is discredited and refuted by its own documents? |
Norman Solomon: Obama Wooing "Economic Royalists"
November 2010The best way to defeat right-wing xenophobic "populism" is to build genuine progressive populism. In the process, we can draw on the spirit of the New Deal. |
Norman Solomon: After the Election Disaster: Back to Basics
November 2010The election of 2010 is now grim history. It's time for progressives to go back to the grassroots and organize with renewed, deepened commitment to changing the direction of this country. |
Norman Solomon: Progressive Canaries in a Political Mine
October 2010 After more than twenty months of White House insistence that the only useful role for progressive canaries is to keep singing the president's tune, the electoral coal mine is filled with the political equivalent of carbon monoxide and methane.Norman Solomon: A Speech for Endless War
September 2010 On the last night of August, the president used an Oval Office speech to boost a policy of perpetual war. With his commitment to war in Afghanistan, President Obama is not only on the wrong side of history. He is also now propagating an exculpatory view of any and all U.S. war efforts.Norman Solomon: General Petraeus Goes to Media War
August 2010 Every week, billions of dollars and uncounted lives are sacrificed in the service of what Martin Luther King Jr. called "the madness of militarism." While history is not exactly repeating, it is rhyming. Like a dirge.Norman Solomon: State of Denial: After the Big Leak, Spinning for War
July 2010 In the current stage of denial, administration spinners are acutely eager to distinguish Obama's "new policy" from events as recent as last year—as though we're supposed to believe it's no longer the case that the Taliban is "gaining strength."Norman Solomon: Unanimous Conformity in the Senate
July 2010 In the Senate of 2010, the baseline of conscience and courage is at an abysmally low level.Norman Solomon: A Bomber Jacket Doesn't Cover the Blood
March 2010 President Obama has taken a further plunge into the kind of war abyss that consumed predecessors named Johnson, Nixon and Bush.Norman Solomon: War in a Box
March 2010 You can't keep a war in a box any more than you can deliver a government in a box.Norman Solomon: War Politics: Numb and Number
March 2010 Many in Congress who say they don't support the war keep voting to fund it—and keep their voices muffled.Norman Solomon: Dollars for Death, Pennies for Life
February 2010 No shortage of bombs in Afghanistan; a lethal shortage of tents in Haiti. Such priorities—actual, not rhetorical—are routine.Norman Solomon: Don't Call It a "Defense" Budget
February 2010 For the United States, an epitaph on the horizon says: "We had to destroy our country in order to defend it."Norman Solomon: Flares in the Political Dark
December 2009 Mobilization of progressive movements to pressurize Obama in the White House and Democrats on Capitol Hill has always been essential. It hasn't happened. Instead, among Democratic loyalists, reflexive support for the latest line from the administration has made it easier for Obama to move rightward.Norman Solomon: Escalation Scam: Troops in Afghanistan
July 2009 "Escalation" is a word for a methodical process of acclimating people at home to the idea of more military intervention abroad -- nothing too sudden, just a step-by-step process of turning even more war into media wallpaper.Slick Torch
By Norman SolomonOctober 2007
By the time the star-spangled cover reached Sunday breakfast tables, NATO air attacks on Yugoslavia were underway; the U.S.-led bombing campaign would last for seventy-eight straight days.
Giant Killer
August 2006 The anti-Hillary candidate on the deaf media, war opportunism and building a progressive infrastructure.Norman Solomon: Applauding While Lebanon Burns
July 2006Syndicated columnist Richard Cohen declared in the Washington Post on July 25 that an-eye-for-an-eye would be a hopelessly wimpy policy for the Israeli government. |


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November 29, 2011
by Darci Miller
In a perfect world, getting a job or internship would be as easy as sending your cover letter and resume to an employer. The perfect job opportunities would just fall into your lap and hiring managers would be fighting over you. Well, if you've ever applied for a job, internship or even scholarship, you're well aware this isn't the case.
If you simply send in a cover letter and resume, you're lucky if they get more than a passing glance...and that's AFTER the endless search for opportunities. Rejection notices are rare and actually getting hired is even more so. I don't pretend to be an expert on getting jobs, internships or scholarships – far from it, in fact – but if there's one thing I've learned in my quest is that you can't do it on your own. It's the lucky few that get their dream job or internship on a lark; the rest of us have to do some legwork, which includes networking and making some contacts.
My personal dream is to work for the Olympics in some capacity and I'm studying abroad in London next semester to be there in the lead-up to the Summer Games in 2012. So, I thought, why not try for an internship? The website of the London Organising Committee for the Olympic Games (LOCOG) was utterly unhelpful, so my mom and I started spreading the word that I was on the hunt.
It turns out that one of my mom's friends has a cousin who works in LOCOG's technology department! We've emailed and spoken on the phone and he's been nothing but helpful. I told him that, as a journalism major, I'd like to do something in that area and it just so happens that one of his friends heads the press team; he's going to send over my resume, cover letter and clips.
Of course, this doesn't guarantee anything and I still have to worry about my student visa application being accepted. But because I got the word out and asked for help, I got to pass Go and collect $200. Your mom may know a guy who knows a guy, too, so in your internship, job or scholarship search, don't forget the crucial step of being vocal about what you want.
Darci Miller is a New Yorker studying journalism and sport administration at the University of Miami. When she's not writing for the school newspaper, you can find her at the gym, either working or working out. She loves all '80s pop culture (the cheesier the better!), and glues herself to her TV when the Olympics are on. She dreams big, and believes the sky's the limit!
by Alexis Mattera
In recent years, college students have become more cautious about taking out loans to pay for school. There are multiple reasons for this – horror stories from friends or siblings, limited job prospects after graduation and high interest rates have all been cited – and while it's an admirable goal to graduatefrom college debt-free, educators think this approach could actually hinder students from getting degrees.
According to a recent Associated Press article, students are attempting to limit borrowing by working longer hours, taking fewer credits (and often not enrolling full-time), living at home and attending less selective institutions. While educators are impressed with this level of fiscal responsibility, they are quick to point out that each action above is a risk factor that makes college students less likely to graduate. Borrowing could prevent this, said Deborah Santiago, co-founder and vice president of Excelencia in Education. "If you can take out a little bit of loan you're more likely to complete. If you can go to a more selective institution that gives you more resources and support, you're more likely to complete." How much more likely? Federal data analyzed by Excelencia and the Institute for Higher Education Policy (IHEP) in 2008 shows roughly 86 percent of students who borrow for college are able to attend full-time compared to 70 percent of students who don't borrow and roughly 60 percent of full-time students receive a bachelor's degree within eight years compared to 25 percent of part-time students.
What can be done to facilitate this message? Educators believe students need to better understand financial aid, the difference between types of loans, debt management and the returns on various degrees and majors. In addition to searching for scholarships and grants, is borrowing part of your financial aid plan and does this information make you more or less likely to take out a loan?
November 30, 2011
Students applying to college have a lot on their plates. There are applications and essays to complete, campus visits to schedule and FAFSAs to navigate of course but college hopefuls are taking an additional step to up their admissions chances by participating in serious social media scrub downs.
With admissions officers looking beyond traditional application materials to select their students – the latest survey from Kaplan Test Prep found that 24 percent had visited applicants' Facebook pages while 20 percent used Google searches – college applicants are creating alternate identities to disguise less-than-savory photos or comments on a number of social media sites. "Ask any senior in high school what his or her Facebook name is and you will find that they have morphed their FB identity into something slightly peculiar and mysterious that only their 'friends' can figure out," says Naomi Steinberg, owner of Apply Yourself Educational Consulting. And though students' original online identities often reappear after admissions decisions have been made, Steinberg says the trend of social media expurgation will continue into the next phase of students' lives as well, like when they begin applying for jobs.
College applicants, do you plan to tweak your social media persona as soon as your applications go out? Current college students, do you think online editing played a role in your acceptance?
December 1, 2011
by Kara Coleman
It's the most wonderful time of the year and for many of us college students, that means gaining a little bit of weight from eating holiday treats...and, of course, vowing to drop said weight in January. If you don't want the additional cost of a gym membership, don't sweat it: You can do a complete workout in your dorm room – no equipment required!
Stretching. It's always good to begin your workout by stretching. Lock your fingers together, inhale and raise your arms as high as they will go. Release and exhale as you lower your arms. Bend down and stretch to touch your toes then return to standing. Bending at the waist this time, lean over towards your right side, then your left.
Cardio. The goal here is to get your heart rate up. Jog in place, then run in place. Do jumping jacks. Repeat.
Strengthening/Toning. Sit-ups work your back and abs. Push-ups work your arms. Try tabletops: Lay on the floor as if you were preparing to do push-ups, but rather than palm the floor, support yourself with your forearms. Push up, then hold yourself in that position as long as you can. Slowly lower yourself to the floor, lay on your back and begin bicycle pedaling in the air. Raise your legs straight up, stretch for your toes and hold that that position as long as you can.
Cool down. Sit up with your legs extended straight in front of you and stretch forward to touch your toes. Repeat any or all of the stretches you did at the beginning of your workout.
Remember, this is just a basic workout routine to help you get started. Look online for more equipment-free exercises and switch up your workouts from day to day so you don't plateau. If you want to exercise using weights, consider using some of those heavy textbooks!
This summer, Kara Coleman graduated from Gadsden State Community College with an Associate of Arts degree. She is currently studying communications with concentration in print journalism at Jacksonville State University Kara's writing has been featured in Teen Ink magazine and she is a children's author through Big Dif Books.
December 2, 2011
by Kayla Herrera
I have been attending college for about four years now and have never taken a semester off. The thought used to make me shudder – how could someone even think of taking time off from school?! – but after this semester, it doesn't sound like such a bad idea.
Some of my friends took semesters off to travel and learn more about themselves, while others were lost and not sure what they wanted to do in life. Some have experienced the loss of a family member or friend and others fell so ill that it interfered with their everyday lives. But me? My situation has been a combination of flying squirrels, bad landlords, health issues and money problems. Stress from school has skyrocketed to its worst level ever and I am planning to take the summer off, since I cannot afford to withdraw from spring classes if I want to stay on track. (I did consider attending part-time but found it could create problems with financial aid.)
If you're considering taking a semester off, do NOT just drop off the face of the Earth. Let your adviser know your plans and keep the lines of communication open so that the process of coming back to school is easier when you are ready to do so. You may be taking time off from school to destress but I'd also recommend doing something related to your major – picking up an internship/job, volunteering or studying for LSAT, MCAT, GMAT or GRE – to stay somewhat involved in your field.
Lots of college students take time off for one reason or another; if external factors are competing with school to the point where your grades are suffering, take a break – you'll return to school more motivated to succeed.
In addition to being a Scholarships.com virtual intern, Michigan Tech student Kayla Herrera is a media coordinator for the Michigan Tech Youth Programs and is a writer for The Daily News in Iron Mountain, Mich., Examiner.com and WHOA Magazine. She love a tantalizing, action-packed video game and can't get enough of horror movies (Stephen King's books always have her in their grip, though she prefers the old over the new). Writing is what she has always done, and that is what she is here to do.
December 5, 2011
by Katie Askew
Recently, a few friends and I took advantage of some rare balmy Midwest weather and went on a historical adventure. We didn't have money or a plan, but we stumbled upon a little piece of Minnesota history right in downtown Minneapolis!
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, a famous American poet, lived in Cambridge, Massachusetts but in 1885, a Minneapolis fish market owner named Robert Jones built a 2/3-scale replica of Longfellow's home in Minneapolis. Longfellow never lived in the house because he died in 1882 but the city of Minneapolis now owns the house and after years of being used as a haunted mansion, it's now basically a museum and information center. For an English major like me, this was a fantasy!
This is just one of the many historical sites and national parks in Minnesota and it's pretty easy to find many types of free museums, historical locations and ancient legends right in your college's town as well. You can use the National Parks Service's National Register of Historic Places to find sites like this in your area and most states also have a Historical Society that boasts free or inexpensive history-centered events near you. Even better, check out your dream school's personal history! It's always interesting to find out who the buildings are named after or other random facts your campus tour guide can't tell you. (For example, the University of Minnesota has a heritage trail with markers that describe everything from the history of the campus architecture to university icons and famous alumni.)
Learning about the history of your city not only helps you to feel connected to the past but also helps you to be better informed about interesting occurrences that happened where you live, work, study and play. History is everywhere – you just have to actively seek it out!
Katie Askew is a sophomore at the University of Minnesota pursuing degrees in journalism and English. At school, Katie can be found reading, drumming or working in the Office of Admissions. Outside of school, she enjoys traveling, teaching and performing music and spending time outdoors with friends and family. Katie loves all things zebra and has a necessary addiction to coffee. Her iPod is perpetually playing Death Cab for Cutie or classical music because she truly believes that when words fail, music speaks.
December 9, 2011
by Lisa Lowdermilk
With the holidays just around the corner, the last thing you want to think about is getting sick. But with kissletoe (err...I mean mistletoe) in the hallways of the dorms and the impending threat of cold season, it's important that you do everything you can to stay healthy. Specifically, let's talk about meningitis – one of the biggest threats to college students' health today – and what you can to prevent it.
Meningitis is a serious illness which can cause headaches, fever, vomiting, sensitivity to light and more and if not properly treated, meningitis can lead to seizures, amputation, coma and even death. The way meningitis is spread varies depending on the type of meningitis (i.e. bacterial, viral, fungal, non-infectious, etc.). While not as contagious as the flu, bacterial meningitis is spread by coughing, sharing drinks or kissing.
Several things you can do to prevent meningitis include washing your hands properly, getting plenty of rest, not sharing drinks and getting vaccinated, though bacterial meningitis is the only type of meningitis which can be prevented with a vaccine. Because it's the most common type to afflict college students (as well as the most deadly), it's extremely important to get vaccinated before attending college. With that said, if you're already in college and haven't been vaccinated, now is the time to do so! In fact, beginning January 1st, Texas is requiring all incoming college students to get vaccinated prior to attending.
If you think you or someone you know might have symptoms of meningitis, see a doctor right away. Meningitis is treatable with antibiotics but only if you act in time!
Lisa Lowdermilk is a published poet, avid video gamer and artist. Her poems have appeared in Celebrate Young Poets: West (Fall 2006) edition and Widener University's The Blue Route. She enjoys watching thrillers, trying different restaurants and attempting to breakdance. Lisa is now majoring in professional writing at the University of Colorado Denver.
December 13, 2011
I have been looking at graduate schools for a while now to better prepare myself for a career in my profession of choice. If you are interested in graduate school as well, you probably had the same question I once did: When and how do I start preparing?
We recently had a graduate school seminar here at Michigan Tech that talked about when to start applying, what to expect, taking the GRE, etc. Here are the points I found most important for one's journey to graduate school:
If you want more information on graduate school, my school has the seminar online for viewing and other resources used in the seminar can be found here. Do your research , stay organized and your acceptance letter will follow!
As regular admissions deadlines draw closer, high school students are putting the finishing touches on their college application packets and preparing to send their materials off to their schools of choice. As they sit down to write their admissions essays, however, they are increasingly surprised: Traditional essay questions like "Why this school?" and "What is your greatest achievement?" are disappearing in favor of quirkier prompts and quicker responses.
In a recent Chicago Tribune article, both students and educators weighed in on the increased emphasis on brevity (we're talking responses of 25 words or fewer) and creativity (schools like the University of Dayton, George Mason and Tufts now accept video essays). While some are definitely in favor – "It allows colleges to learn things they may not get from a transcript and a resume," said Katherine Cohen, a college consultant and founder of IvyWise.com – others, like Barmak Nassirian of the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers, are less than pleased: "It just reinforces that there's some secret code that needs to be cracked to gain admission," he said. Here are just a few of the more interesting prompts seen on college applications during this admissions cycle:
What do you think of this admissions shift? Would you rather write 250 words or 25? What has been the strangest essay prompt you've encountered on college application thus far?
December 14, 2011
by Radha Jhatakia
It's that time of the year again where we see festive decorations, cheerful people...and empty wallets. The holiday season can definitely take a toll on our bank accounts – not only do you have to buy gifts but you have to get formal wear for fun holiday events! Can it be done on a college budget? Hard to believe but it can!
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Title: | Forecasts in the hotel industry and accuracy of the corporate travel index survey |
Author: | Pulkkinen, Maria H. |
Abstract: | This study looks at predicted and actual hotel rates for 1992 from the Corporate Travel Index. The Corporate Travel Index survey, which is conducted annually by Corporate Travel Magazine in conjunction with Rochester Institute of Technology, is analyzed from an accuracy stand point. Forecasts in the hotel industry are important to many people. Business people and meeting planners must somehow be able to predict the coming hotel rates. Among other forecasts in the industry, Corporate Travel Index is helpful to use when setting travel policies and spending guidelines for the corning year. The Corporate Travel Index asked for predicted rates in the 1992 survey and in the 1993 survey the actual rates were asked for. This study identifies the gaps between predicted and actual rates. Differences are calculated and analyzed in Excel 4.0 and SPSS. In order to see how significant the differences are and to decide if the Corporate Travel Index survey can be considered as accurate several t- tests were run in Minitab 8.0 between the predicted and actual corporate rates. It can be concluded from the results of the statistical analysis that there is no significant differences (10% or less) between the two rates. Therefore, it is concluded that the Corporate Travel Index can be considered as an accurate forecasting tool in the hotel industry. |
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Internationally known designer Bestey Johnson will be at Von Maur department store in Oxmoor Centre from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Thursday, and she's totally bummed that she can't stay through Derby.
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Filing Type: | Foreign For-Profit Corporation |
Status: | Inactive |
State: | Texas |
State ID: | 2733906 |
Date Filed: | Tuesday, April 2, 1968 |
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WebSockets transport definition for SIP to the IESG (proposed standard)
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Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the New Orleans Ghosts and Spirits Walking Tour. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
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Our guide Todd was very knowledgable about New Orleans and her history. He was entertaining and shared some great ghost stories.
Stacey was very informative and gave a great tour! She was fun and full of historical facts about the area. Really enjoyed the whole tour.
We met our tour guide Todd at the lighthouse. Todd was very fun, informative and knowledgeable tour guide. After seeing all the sights on the tour, I was having a conversation with him about Madam Marie Delphine Lalaurie's home. He stated it was not on the tour. He told my traveling companions and I where it was on Royal St. I don't know if I should include this, but as this was the best tour, I am. After Todd concluded the tour and was off duty, he asked if we would like to see the house. Of course we said yes. So we stopped at a bar and I bought him a beer. With cocktails in hand, we walked to this house where he gave the history of the house. Upon arrival, my girlfriends and I took several pics and had dancing orbs from the outside of the house. We were told that Nicolas Cage had owned the house but since his tax evasions, it was confiscated from him and no one currently lived in the house. As we took pics, a gentleman walked up to my sister and asked why we were taking pictures of this house. We told him because it was haunted. We also told him that local legend states that locals will not walk under the balcony of the home as well. We watched him as he walked under the balcony and disappeared into a door way. Suddenly he was standing on the balcony talking to us. We asked him several questions to which he would neither confirm or deny. All in all, this was the best tour we had taken and Todd was an absolute gem for not only the tour, but the after tour as well. He totally made our trip. Thanks Todd!
We took our tour on Halloween night in the rain and it was fantastic! Our guide was so knowledgeable about NOLA history and even got us into 2 haunted buildings. I highly recommend this tour!
Yvonne a été un guide très agréable en cette fin d'après midi torride. Nous avons commencé par un arrêt prévoyant dans un café hanté qui nous a permis de boire un verre ou acheter de l'eau. Balade agréable dans le quartier français
I'm a solo female business traveler, and this tour was a good way for me to safely venture out and enjoy the French Quarter at night. Our guide Michael was very knowledgeable, and his passion for the rich history of this area was obvious. Expect a lot of walking and then standing while your guide relates the history of the most haunted buildings. You're encouraged to take photos, which may reveal paranormal activity when you later inspect them. (None of mine revealed ghostly apparitions, but it was fun nevertheless.) I enjoyed the tour and the history lesson and wouldn't hesitate to go again.
Note that the online tour description says that the tour begins at the Jackson Brewery. That's a huge building! Don't go to the Bistro Bar; the tour desk is located on the ground floor of the shopping mall.
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The tour guide was very knowledgeable. Was lots of fun.
Was good. A little long but overall would recommend if you are interested.
Fairly good. Missed most of the truly historic apparitions, but managed to keep
things friendly and interesting. The rain came down in buckets just before the
walk, threatening the evening, and the guide showed flexibility, but the rain
let up to a trickle the minute we started. That was spooky, in a good way.
This tour is a walking ghost story tour. You simply walk around New Orleans garden district and the tour guide tells you different ghost stories. If you like that kind of thing then do this tour. I was not impressed but maybe it is because I have experienced a true haunting!
Somewhat interesting. The tour guide had a few interesting stories but the was not satisfied. I didn't enjoy walking and standing in empty parking lots.
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Tour guide was not good.


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I think he's just probably a little introverted, doesn't like crowds, and is wary of certain types of people. Kinda like me. I personally would not enjoy being a celebrity. Artist, performer, yes. That's different.
He also said he wanted to keep scalpers out of it and keep it small yet allow some people in. He doesn't have to do it, and so I for on eam quite grateful he is and happy to pay the nominal fee.
Damn. Wish i had seen this earlier. There goes my fourth signature on my Pisces album. Didn't see this until today. Oh well.
Where's the indication he doesn't get meet and greet? Bit patronising mate. He's trying something different. Making it a bit more intimate. Good for him. Makes it all the more special for those who go. Nesmith owes us nothing and yet he's giving us so much. Good for him. Sounds like sour grapes from all you haters.
Am I weird for forgoing the meet 'n greet and simply wanting to see the show? No disrespect, but I'd want to meet Michael Nesmith if I *did* attend the m'n g, NOT the other folks in line, if you get my drift.
Examiner.com has an interview with Mike here: http://www.examiner.com/article/exclusive-interview-monkee-michael-nesmith-heading-out-on-solo-tour Here is an interesting answer: Q: "Will the most recent Monkees tour be released either on video or CD?" Michael Nesmith: "I don't think so. There were some recordings made toward the end of the tour but I haven't looked at them. If they are outstanding, I might consider releasing them if Micky and Peter want to and agree, but I can't tell until I watch them. Right now, no plans for release."
Interesting indeed. I read that part too fast and assumed that he meant audio recordings, but clearly, it's video as well. I recently read an old interview with Davy in which he said he had video of the 2011 tour. As we know, Gary Strobl has video of the '97 UK tour. When is this all going to come out?!?
This is interesting to me because it suggests Nesmith is the "gatekeeper" of this material and its potential release. (The "Sunny Girlfriend" breakdown in Chicago was great -- they turned a show-stopper moment into a routine, but I sense Nesmith would be too much of a perfectionist to want to preserve that one for posterity.) Some time back (before there was talk about the recent reunion) Nesmith also casually mentioned in passing on his Facebook page that he had been working on re-editing the Monkees' 1997 TV special for possible release. I assume that meant going back to film elements for a new transfer which would meet today's standards, not editing for content? But who knows? And I have seen/heard/read no references to this again since. I know he's credited as the writer (and possibly also director) on that one. I think it's jointly owned by the four Monkees (now three and one estate) IIRC? (Uh oh.)
I remember reading that back when I was on facebook. Since then I've been hoping Mike is making a new edit of the 1997 tv show, but haven't heard anything else. (The only reason being that I'd like to see Mike do another take on it just to see what he comes up with.)
People say he does take down postings he's made from his fb page, but I swear I saw him say within a post that he had heard there is this thing where you meet fans after the shows from Micky and Peter....I just don't say whatever I want off the top of my head....soooo, I guess that was another one of his sarcastic and silly joking arounds???? I'm not one of those haters nope not me, for that you have to look elsewhere...been a Monkees fan since 1967 actually, therefore am a Mike fan, since I lived and breathed Micky, Mike, Peter and Davy all, oh for about 2+1/2 yrs back then....and been hanging around the fandom since they resurged in the 80's...especially from the turn of the millenium and onward... However I'm also not one to fall at the feet of any of them, not 13 anymore you know? Anyways, good going for those who are able to talk to him, I'll be looking forward to what you say about the experience.
I guess there is a show on Comedy Central called The Kroll Show. It's a sketch comedy show. Nez posted on FB that he shot some stuff for that on Tuesday. MN ~ "Years ago my first day of shooting was at the Columbia Ranch. Now it is just called the Ranch but I think it is part of Warner Bros. It is a large installation at the corner of Hollywood Way and Oak out in Burbank --the valley -- in California. I went down to LA on Tuesday to shoot the Kroll Show and Wednesday morning I got up early and drove out of the hotel but had to pull over in order to get my nav set up to get me to the studio. After I stopped I looked up and realized I was sitting at the entrance to the Ranch. It wasn't exactly deja vu -- more like deja whoa -- and it made me laugh. As I sat in the car alone I had all the same emotions overtake me that ran through my head on the first day of shooting back in 1966. Not exactly D Day levels of tension -- but it took hold on much the same terms. I drove over to cast and crew parking where I got in the van to go to the location. I was the only one in the van besides the driver who said not a word. It was like getting on the school bus the first day of school -- or a first date -- any of those firsts where you don't know exactly what to do, don't really know anyone, or which way to turn. As a recurrence it was bittersweet -- I had been here before -- but I was surprised at how eternal the moment was -- timeless and real. The show was fun to shoot. I love collaboration with a creative team. Nick was warm and hospitable and fun to work with --Levy, my friend was solicitous and attentive and helpful -- and the sketch was pretty funny. We won't know till Krisel gets it edited -- but I'll bet it will come out fine. Krisel -- the director -- knows his stuff. By the end of the day I was back in the saddle and confident and comfortable and happily rocking back and forth on my feet waiting for the school bus to take me home. Turns out the next school bus is a tour bus. It shows up for me Thursday in Nashville. Life as a 6 year old -- all over again."


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Most of GSK's investment—£100 million ($166.4 million)—will be spent on building new plants across the continent as well as expanding manufacturing in Kenya and Nigeria. GSK already manufactures drugs in both countries as well in South Africa. However, the company is considering possible future manufacturing facilities in other African countries, including Ethiopia, Ghana, and Rwanda.
GSK will also spend £25 million ($41.6 million) to create the world's first open-access R&D laboratory in Africa focused on developing drugs to fight noncommunicable diseases. GSK researchers will work with outside investigators to focus on variations in the nature of certain illnesses in Africa, with the goal of examining the needs of African patients with chronic diseases.
GSK said its expansion plans would add 500 jobs to its current workforce in Africa, which now numbers 1,500. But the company has had African expansion on its proverbial radar screen of late. Last year, GSK launched a unit focused on drug sales in Sub-Saharan Africa—"the first step in a broader growth strategy for Africa," according to the company's annual report.
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