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Candlewood Suites Washington-Fairfax
Candlewood Suites Washington-Fairfax
Fairfax Hotel's Locale Puts Guests in Washington, DC Area
Welcome home to the Candlewood Suites® Hotel Washington - Fairfax, an all-suites property tucked away off I-66 and Hwy-50, just 20 miles from downtown Washington, DC. .See our new modern kitchens with flat burner stove tops and large spacious refrigerators.
Those seeking hotels in the Washington, DC area for corporate or government visits opt for this one. The nearby Vienna/Fairfax-GMU Metro Station ensures easy access to downtown from the hotel's property in Fairfax, VA. Guests are also within 15 miles of Washington Dulles (IAD) and Ronald Reagan (DCA) airports. Local destinations like CGI, CACI, NRG, General Dynamics, INOVA Hospitals, Fairfax Government Center and George Mason University are less than four miles away.
Those vacationing in Fairfax have countless entertainment options. The Patriot Center at GMU features concerts and sporting events, while Fair Oaks Mall promises to fulfill any retail fantasy. And DC highlights like the White House and the National Mall are just a quick Metro ride from the hotel's location.
While in Fairfax, VA, the hotel's guests enjoy all the comforts of home, from business-savvy perks like free wired and wireless HSIA to 24-hour conveniences like free laundry facilities, a Fitness Center and the Candlewood Cupboard market. We even offer such extras as a free DVD library and outdoor grills. Begin planning your trip today!
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Radhakrishnan, E V (1989) Physiological and biochemical studies on the spiny lobster Panulirus homarus. PhD thesis, Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute.
The experiments conducted in the present study on P.hoaarus may be categorised into the following major heads : i) brief classification of different moult stages in a moult cycle with an objective to correlate changes in the biochemical constituents during the moult stages; ii) study on the feeding strategy of P. hoaarus by offering different size groups of the mussel, Perna viridis to different size classes of the lobster; iii) effects of isolation, eyestalk ablation and quality of food on the energetics and iv) effects of eyes talk ablation and quantity of food on the energetics of the lobster.
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At this point, anything American Apparel can do to make money, it probably should do. But that motivation doesn't really explain the new site-to-store reservation system the financially beleaguered company is implementing in November.
Per Internet Retailer, the system allows people to see whether an item they've found online is available at his or her local American Apparel store. If it is, a shopper can have a store employee reserve the item in his or her size. Then, a shopper can go into that store, try on whatever they reserved and decide whether or not they want to buy it or save their money for something else.
And that's what's so weird about this system to us — its implementation doesn't really ensure revenue. It's a creative way of getting people into the stores, and we discovered over the summer just how crucial in-store sales will be to the company's recovery. But unlike other site-to-store services offered by retailers like WalMart and Best Buy, the American Apparel system doesn't require you to buy something before you go and pick it up. We understand that's probably because people generally need to try on clothes before they buy them, and don't really have the same need (or desire) to test out cheaply made ceramics and tax preparation software before they get to the point of sale.
Then again, those products aren't as likely to be returned as clothes bought online. The company hopes to bring down online returns and bolster in-store sales in one fell swoop.
"This is another way in which we're trying to bridge that divide in online shopping and offline shopping," American Apparel web director Raz Schionning says. "Apparel is ideal for this because we are dealing with a product that has a fairly high return rate. And if this can bring you into our store, then we can introduce you to other products," he says.
It's certainly not going to take care of all of the company's problems, but maybe it's a start.
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California State University Students Give Low-Income
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Erik Fallis , (562) 951-4800
(March 20, 2009) -- Throughout the state, taxpayers are getting a helping hand from an unexpected source: California State University (CSU) students. More than a dozen CSU campuses participate in Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) programs, with students preparing returns free of charge.
"Our program helps many students on campus and people from the community who cannot afford to pay preparers to get their taxes filed," said Charmaine Baird, a senior accounting major at California State University, Long Beach and the campus' VITA program coordinator for the second straight year. "At the same time, the program gives student volunteers valuable experience that can further help them to attain full-time employment in the accounting field."
VITA is a cooperative effort by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and many individual states, including California, to provide income tax assistance to low- and moderate- wage earners (generally, $42,000 and below), the handicapped and the elderly. Volunteers are trained to prepare basic income tax returns.
"Many new and low-income workers are intimidated by tax forms. Often, they end up not filing at all and lose out on their returns," said Amy Whitlatch of the Redwood Community Action Agency, which coordinates VITA on California's North Coast and works with Humboldt State University. "We depend on volunteers to help people, so the involvement of university students is really important to our success. They do a great job."
CSU campuses also tailor programs to uniquely meet the needs of their community. The San Francisco State University (SFSU) award-winning VITA program has members who provide assistance in Cantonese, Mandarin, Spanish and Burmese. The SFSU VITA program has been recognized by the Western Region IRS for its work.
For program specifics, requirements and schedules please contact the campus programs directly. List of campuses participating in VITA:
- California State University, Bakersfield: Persons interested in the service should call the local 2-1-1 information service run by United Way.
- California State University, East Bay: Persons interested in the service should call the VITA Information Line at (510) 885-2444.
- California State University, Fresno: For program information contact Tim Baker, 559-278-3997.
- California State University, Fullerton: Persons interested in the service should call 714-278-8681 or e-mail: email@example.com.
- Humboldt State University: For program information contact Sandra Rowan, 707-826-4762.
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- San Francisco State University: For program information contact Meysis Lam, 415-728-3900.
- California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo: Persons interested in the service should call 805-756-2667.
- California State University, Stanislaus: For program information contact Julie Fox, 209-667-3311.
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Attilio Gatti, no wonder he drove Internationals
So you're an Italian-American filmmaker who loves to make African expeditions. Naturally, you choose International trucks to haul you and your crew around. After last week's SIA Flashback on the Thaw Asiatic Expedition, it came as quite a coincidence that, while researching late 1930s International pickups, I came across mention of Attilio Gatti's Jungle Yachts, such as the above photographed 1937 D-35, styled by Count Alexis de Sakhnoffsky. Apparently, Gatti only used International trucks for his 1937-1940 (his 10th) and 1947 (his 11th) expeditions and equipped them quite lavishly. One source described them as five-room apartments on wheels, complete with an auxiliary generator to power the living quarters.
Inexplicably, however, he settled after his last expedition in northern Vermont. Wonder if the trucks are still up that way?
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ARROYO SEGUNDA. Arroyo Segunda rises just north of Panther Mountain in southeastern Presidio County (at 29°24' N, 103°58' W) and runs east for seven miles to its mouth on Fresno Creek, at the eastern edge of Rincon Mountain (at 29°24' N, 103°52' W). The surrounding desert mountain terrain of volcanic rocks is surfaced by sands, clay loam, and rough stone in which sparse grasses, cacti, and desert shrubs grow.
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article."ARROYO SEGUNDA," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/rba80), accessed October 06, 2015. Uploaded on June 9, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.


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Could airbrush tanning be right for you? Do you want that special glow on your skin that comes from tanning? Do you want that look that used to be only available through sun exposure and tanning beds? Airbrush tanning is your option! Spray on tanning has become very popular in our modern day by the use of celebrities and models because it gives you that natural glow that you want without the risk. You look great and feel confident in minutes without having to spend all day at the beach or risking your life in a tanning bed! It has become the go to method of tanning in the last few years because it is quick, easy, and painless.
What is Airbrush Tanning?
Sunless tanning with an airbrush is a method of spraying on a tan that can last up to ten days. It's popularity has grown because it can be used on special occasions when you need a quick tan or to just get rid of tan lines. It is great right before a wedding, a date, or vacation. It is also great to be in a controlled environment where you get a steady amount of solution without the exposure to radiation or UV light.
Tanning used to involve the risk of getting that painful sunburn, but not with anymore. You will never have to worry about getting burned from a spray on tan. What about allergic reactions to the sun? You will never have to worry about the sun's harmful affects on your skin with this method of tanning.
Everyone has those hard to reach areas when it comes to tanning, but with a tan that is airbrushed you can focus in on those areas that the sun seems to miss. Some systems are able to match the solution to your skin pigment making your tanning experience all the better!
When you get an airbrushed tan it will happen in one of two ways; hand painted by an expert or in a spray tanning booth. Most of the tanning that is done is with a chemical called DHA which is a sugar based product that covers the skin. When you get an airbrush tan you are basically being painted with DHA to give you the tan you desire. It is not in a booth, but is applied by a professional technician.
After your session you will have a nice tan, but if you want a deeper tan you may want another session. Your tanning session could be in a designated room or in a tent like the one shown here.
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This method of tanning is the healthiest option for those that want to get a great looking tan. Anyway you get a tan other than getting it airbrushed can be dangerous. The conventional methods of getting a tan are at the beach, in a tanning bed, or from being outside doing normal activities like mowing or gardening. These all expose us to harmful UV radiation which damages the skin. They damage the skin in such a way that causes you to age prematurely by giving you wrinkles. People that tan under lights are 74% more likely to develop melanoma. Also, 90% of all skin cancers come as a result of exposure to the sun.
The great thing about this type of tanning is you are not exposed to the sun and therefore you are not at risk to for skin cancer. You can get that great tan that you want without the risk! While you do not receive an airbrush tan from the sun you can still receive harmful rays from the sun. It is wise to continue to use sunscreen even with your tan.
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The pads feature oversized 10" ride, hi-hat and crash cymbals, while the 7" drum pads have been redesigned for greater playability, authenticity and durability. The TP70S snare pad is a 3-zone snare pad for head, rim-shot and side-stick effects. As far as hardware goes, the DTX450K includes a Yamaha FP6110 belt-drive bass drum pedal and a KP65 kick pad that provide an authentic kick drum feel. The remote HH65 hi-hat controller pedal allows "half-open" hi-hat sounds for expression usually found on much higher priced kits. A longer floor tom bar (PCY90AT) enables the addition of an extra cymbal, while chrome hardware offers a cleaner, professional look. The steel rack delivers a solid framework for your playing experience.
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Bough the set for my son, easy to assemble and easy to use. He is having a blast. Practice and game features perfect. Good sound, wonderful kits.
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I received this for a gift and as much as I want to appreciate it for that reason I would not want anyone else to be "stuck" buying this.
Take the time to look at the other manufactures offerings in the same price range.
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1. Hi-hat fixed to the snare. This cause issues. I guess if you like your hi-hat right over your snare then it will be a none issue but it just feels cramped to me. Also this causes harder hits on the high hat to bleed into the snare sensor.
2. Lack of configuration/placement. This kit really restricts you. Like I said, Hi-hat is locked on to the snare mount. Crash and Ride are fixed with limited height adjustment. and Toms have very limited adjustment.
4. Crash/Ride are single triggers so forget about choking.
3. The built in sounds are not good. I have this kit connected to my PC as a MIDI device playing through a DAW with VSTs. Its that bad.
Im sure there are more issues as Im really a beginner.
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The Yamaha kit has lots of adjustable sound elements and comes with good documentation, and I found it quick and easy to learn. The set is very light and easy to move around. Assembly was easy. One slight drawback is that positioning the pads is limited to the physical extent of the frame pieces(you can't move the snare pad very far from the hi-hat pad, for example). That takes a little getting used to, to hit the pads right. The sounds of the pads are great. The metronome is very useful, for a click track.
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Not the quickest and easiest assembly but once it is set up it is sturdy and balanced. Love the 3 zone snare and responsive drum heads. At 1st I was disappointed by the lack of an LCD display but you get used to it quickly with all the buttons and a pretty intuitive layout. Overall a really good value. You won't be using this at a professional gig but it's great for rehearsals, smaller gigs atc.
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It has more of a classic fit, I was expecting it to be a bit baggy so I went with the XL but being 6'4" it still fits but it is a slim fit I would recommend getting a size up from what you are expecting for a cozy fit.
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Villaggio Le Acacie(4 stars)Viale dei Gabbiani 30 Lido Altanea 30021 Caorle View on map
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Respect the 3 time there and will return again next year. For families with children or grandparents very recommendable. read hotel review
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In the village Lido altanea there are different area in every size. We had in the area villaggio acacie a large apartment with two bedrooms booked; spacious with plenty of space; the equipment is sufficiently; for the own comfort still wine glasses take ☺ ; the condo was when passing cleaned; during our holiday time there were mainly Bayern, baden-württemberg and a few austrians read hotel review
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Villagio le acacie is a small intimate residential area where mostly austrian, german and dutch with their families reside. The apartment (in 5er allocation) is a haushälfte with furnished terrace and a small garden and on the top floor with a very small balcony. Included in the price is the perfectly functioning air conditioning system, electricity, water, gas, a free car park, wi-fi, tv with satellite,... read hotel review
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- What the hotel offersThe village is situated 200 m far from the seaside, it is made of two-storey terraced houses developped all around a central swimming pool.
- LocationThe Village is situated in Caorle Lido Altanea, just 200 m far from the seaside, in a quiet location, sorrounded by other villages. Supermarket, bar and restaurant are just 200 m far and other shops and the shopping centre are 500 m far.
- AccommodationEach apartment has an independent entrance and is provided with air conditioning, safe satellite TV, refrigerator with freezer, coffe-machine and hairdryer. The flats are available with one or two bedrooms and a parking place in the open; some have two bedrooms.
- Food and DrinkNear the village you can find restaurants, bar and pizzeria. About 7 km far there is the centre of Caorle, and 4 km far Porto Santa Margherita.
- LeisureNear the village in 2011 have been opened the new sport facilities with football, volleyball and beach volley fields, basket and tennis courts. Moreover it is always available to the guests of the village the animation team, that is at the beach during the day, and in the centre of Altanea at night. Swimming pools are open from the middle of May until the middle of September from 9.00 to 13.00 and from 15.30 to 20.00.
- Other facilities and servicesThe village is made of apartments that are completely furnished with crockery. Guests can rent bed linen in the offices of Agenzia Lampo (extra cost), or they can bring them from home. The apartment must be tidied up and cleaned before leaving otherwise the cleaning will be charged. The guests of the village can freely use the swimming pool and participate to the animation program. On spot you can rent bikes, cots and strolleys (ask on spot).
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Dr. Betsy Weatherhead in NOAA's Earth System Research Laboratory, co-lead of NOAA's Arctic test base, is inviting all interested parties to come together to discuss the recent development and future plans for Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) in the Arctic. The roundtable discussion is a follow-up meeting this year, again in conjunction with the American Geophysical Union (AGU) annual Fall Meeting which is being held in San Francisco, December 10-14, 2007.
UAS are a developing technology revolutionizing NOAA's ability to monitor the global environment. These remotely operated aircraft have the potential to bridge the information gap between satellites and surface based sensors. There is increased recognition that UAS can fill critical gaps in our current measurement systems over remote and dangerous areas, such as Polar Regions, the mid-oceans, expansive wildlands, and volcanic islands where manned aircraft flights are not possible due to long flight durations and hazardous conditions.
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Dr. George Michalopoulos is Professor and Chairman of the Department of Pathology at the University of Pittsburgh, serving in this position since 1991. Dr. Michalopoulos received his medical doctoral degree at Athens University School of Medicine, Athens, Greece, in 1969. A residency in Anatomic Pathology and a PhD study in Oncology were completed at the Wisconsin Medical Center in Madison in 1977. Dr. Michalopoulos moved to Duke University as an Assistant Professor in 1977 and stayed at Duke University until 1991. He then moved to Pittsburgh and joined the University faculty in April of 1991. In addition to his current appointment, Dr. Michalopoulos also served as Associate Vice Chancellor for Health Sciences and Interim Dean of the School of Medicine from November of 1995-1998. In 2012, he was honored with the title, University of Pittsburgh Distinguished Professor.
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Injury updates on Mejia, Carrasco, Beato and Young
Mets RHP prospect Jenrry Mejia has started to face like hitters in Port St. Lucie, according to Adam Rubin of ESPN New York.
Mejia underwent Tommy John Surgery on his right elbow last May.
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Year end creates the artificially appropriate time to fill out your annual event marketing scorecard, so here goes. (Please rest assured this will NOT include any New Year's resolutions!)
If you listen to the financial pundits, despite the troubles in Europe and the stop-and-start economy, the US market has rebounded prey well in 2011. Housing prices hit bottom in most markets and actually started bouncing back somewhat. Manufacturing inventories started to fall as the consumer market picked up, even showing an improvement over last year's holiday shopping season. The stock market showed a 2500 point swing, but has held at or above the 12,000 mark for most of the 4th quarter. The tech community in New York City is showing signs of resurgence, and angel inventors have come out of their cocoons with check books open. It's all good…mostly.
Unemployment is still high as the US economy continues its migration from a manufacturing to service basis, with jobs continuing to stream overseas. Until new industries emerge the specter of unemployment will hover over all sectors of the economy dragging both long term manufacturing activity and consumer confidence.
The long term outlook points to a generally good trend until 2014. Economic cycles that used to take 8-10 years to evolve are now condensed into 3-4 year dizzying spins.
So, what about trade show marketing in 2012? Companies that have weathered the 2009-10 economic downturn are returning to the practices that made them successful in the past (i.e. trade shows, thank God), but are clearly looking for new ways to reach their prospects and customers. Consumers are the early technology adopters. Businesses are now sorting through all the currently available marketing platforms (trade shows, web, traditional print, PR, virtual media, etc.), and slowly defining what are acceptable ways to communicate and engage their business audience. Herein lies the opportunity for truly innovative businesses and those who serve them with these marketing tools. First ones to figure this out wins!
Finally, what may be the biggest determining factor for the economy in 2012…it's an election year! The incumbent will do everything possible to pump up the economic conditions and, when the media tells us we're doing better, we usually do better. As former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan once said, "irrational exuberance" goes a long way to group hypnosis. If we all take the bait 2012 could be another bounce back year. So hold on tight, work hard, seize new opportunities and enjoy the ride while it lasts. Trade Show exhibiting should be on your radar for 2012. The opportunities to exhibit in New York and across the country and globe will be abundant so do your research and make smart decisions based on the data you've (hopefully) collected in 2011. And don't forget, there's no reason to go it alone, we'd be happy to help you develop a trade show marketing plan for the new year and help you plan for success.
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As compared to Windows 8.1, the new Windows 8.1 Update is being delivered through Windows Update in order to avoid any potential downloading and installation issues, but it seems that plenty of users are actually stuck with some weird error codes that do not say anything about what went wrong.
As we reported to you yesterday, a number of users are provided with error code 80070020 when trying to install Windows 8.1 Update, but today it has emerged that another message pops up when attempting to deploy the new OS version.
This time, users are provided with a message saying, "Couldn't complete the updates. Undoing changes" and then with error code 80073712 which, again, doesn't provide any other specifics on how users can actually fix the issues.
Here's what one of the affected users posted on Microsoft's Community forums today:
"The installation of KB2919355 proceeds quickly to 74%, becomes dead slow until 89% complete, and finally aborts without any specific error message, just stating 'Couldn't complete the updates. Undoing Changes'. Wasted the whole day yesterday trying again and again, utilizing everything mentioned in the previous posts. I have 8.1 installed on a 240 GB SSD with 50 GB available free space, data are on a separate drive."
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Higher Education Coordinating Board Chairman Jerry Farrington will
address Texas Woman's University graduates during the noon
commencement ceremony Saturday, May 8 on TWU's Denton campus.
Students and family members
who have tickets are invited to attend. The ceremonies, which include
graduates from the Denton, Dallas and Houston campuses, are scheduled
at 9 a.m., noon and 3 p.m. in the Kitty Magee Arena in Pioneer Hall,
located on Bell Avenue.
TWU Chancellor Dr. Ann
Stuart will preside at each ceremony, which includes an academic
procession, conferring of degrees and a commencement address.
Approximately 657 undergraduate
and 545 graduate degrees will be awarded.
Times for commencement
reflect candidate assignments based on specific schools and colleges
participating in the ceremonies listed below. Receptions for each
ceremony will follow on the second floor of the Student Center,
located at Bell Avenue and Administration Drive. As a special treat
for children, an activity room featuring games, videos and popcorn
will be open in room 207 of the Student Center. The room will be
open during receptions only.
Dr. Rimmer,
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persons with disabilities, graduated from TWU in 1982 with a doctorate
in kinesiology with a specialization in adapted physical activity/exercise
physiology. He currently is a professor in the Department of Disability
and Human Development at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
Dr. Rimmer also is project
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the effects of exercise and health promotion on persons with stroke,
diabetes, arthritis, spinal cord injury, and Down syndrome. He directs
two other federally funded centers: the National Center on Physical
Activity and Disability and the Rehabilitation Engineering Research
Center on Recreational Technology and Exercise Physiology.
He was named a TWU Distinguished
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after serving 25 years on the company's board. He previously
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president of Texas Utilities Co.
Gov. Rick Perry in 2001
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Education Coordinating Board, and in 2003 appointed him chairman.
Also in 2003, the governor appointed Farrington to serve on the
Joint Interim Committee on Higher Education.
Farrington holds both
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and an honorary doctor of public service degree from the University
of North Texas. He has chaired the boards of numerous professional
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recipient of the Charles Cameron Sprague Community Service Award
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Whatever happened to her "husband"?
She's like the less successful Lindsay Lohan. I'm gonna let that marinate for a bit…
Nah, she's knows she's a horrible actress so she just embraces her career in escorting (which is apparently working for her). LiLo is a delusional asshole who still thinks she can get acting jobs, thus delaying her inevitable descent into solely escorting, and the longer she delays her descent, the more money she loses (with how rapidly she's aging, she doesn't have much time left in her to get the big bucks). Tara is by far more grounded and savvy.
Well, I guess she can cross Mel off of her client list.
These two are still together? My guess is the Mossad are testing out new broad-spectrum antibiotics with this guy.


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This recipe gets 4 forks for its taste, simplicity and flexibility. I had only about half the zucchini the recipe called for. So I grilled corn using the same spice combination. It turned out delicious. I rarely cook with quinoa, but now I know how easy it is. I will make this again.flag if inappropriate
Wonderful! I changed a few things to give it the extra kick other reviewers felt was missing. I swapped lime juice for the lemon, threw in and sauteed a minced jalepeno (seeds and all) with the cumin seeds, turmeric, and paprika. I also sliced the squash prior to cooking, tossed the slices to coat with seasoning, and then seared the slices until just beginning to brown. Wonderful side dish, and with some chopped steamed chard, could make a great main course.flag if inappropriate
Wonderful! I changed a few things that I think added the extra kick a previous comment stated was lacking. I used lime rather than lemon, threw a minced jalepeno pepper (seeds and all) in with the cumin and turmeric that the quinoa eventually cooks in. I also used red quinoa, and both green and yellow squash which made for a very attractive dish.flag if inappropriate
I have to caveat this review: I altered the recipe. I didn't have zucchini or green onions so I used spinach, sweet onions and added in some cashews for good measure. My recipe would read : "Meanwhile, prepare spinach. In medium pot add 2 cup water and boil spinach uncovered over medium-high heat. Boil spinach until tender (5-10 minutes), then add ground cumin, 1/2 teaspoon turmeric, 1/2 teaspoon paprika and parsley. Add 1/4 cup salted cashews. Stir to coat evenly. Simmer mixture until thoroughly mixed, 5-10 minutes. Transfer spinach to garbanzo bean mixture (keep the liquid from the spinach pot). Add 1/4 cup chopped sweet onion to the pot with the remaining spinach liquid and spices, stir and simmer until onion is tender (5 minutes). Add spinach/garbanzo mixture and onion/spice mixture to quinoa. Stir to blend. Season with salt and pepper.flag if inappropriate
I liked how this dish looked, but it tasted like it was missing something. It didn't have enough flavor. I look forward to other reviews to learn how to get it a bit more oomph.flag if inappropriate


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Cytology exam of urine
A cytology exam of urine is a test used to detect cancer and other diseases of the urinary tract.
Alternative Names
Urine cytology
How the Test is Performed
Most of the time, the sample is collected as clean catch urine sample in your doctor's office or at home. This is done by urinating into a special container. The clean-catch method is used to prevent germs from the penis or vagina from getting into a urine sample. To collect your urine, the health care provider may give you a special clean-catch kit that contains a cleansing solution and sterile wipes. Follow instructions exactly so that the results are accurate.
The urine sample can also be collected during cystoscopy. During this procedure, your health care provider uses a thin tube-like instrument with a camera on the end to examine the inside of your bladder.
The urine sample is sent to a lab and examined under a microscope to look for abnormal cells.
How to Prepare for the Test
No special preparation is needed.
How the Test will Feel
There is no discomfort with a clean catch urine specimen. During cystoscopy, there may be slight discomfort when the scope passed through the urethra into the bladder.
Why the Test is Performed
The test is done to detect cancer of the urinary tract. It is often done when blood is seen in the urine.
It is also useful for monitoring patients who have a history of urinary tract cancer. The test may sometimes be ordered for people who are at high risk for bladder cancer.
This test can also detect cytomegalovirus and other viral diseases.
Normal Results
The urine shows normal cells.
What Abnormal Results Mean
Abnormal cells in the urine may be a sign of inflammation of the urinary tract or cancer of the kidney, ureters, bladder, or urethra.
Be aware that cancer or inflammatory disease cannot be diagnosed with this test alone. The results need to be confirmed with other tests or procedures.
Bajorin DJ. Tumors of the kidney, bladder, ureters, and renal pelvis. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 203.
Gerber GS, Brendler CB. Evaluation of the urologic patient: history, physical examination, and urinalysis. In: Wein AJ, Kavoussi LR, Novick AC, et al., eds. Campbell-Walsh Urology. 10th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 3.
McPherson RA, Ben-Ezra J. Basic examination of urine. In: McPherson RA, Pincus MR, eds. Henry's Clinical Diagnosis and Management by Laboratory Methods. 22nd ed. Phildelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 28.
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by Andrew Samwick
Cato Institute
May 08, 2014
In the United States, parents send about 10 percent of elementary and secondary school-age children to private schools, which generates a "positive externality." By paying out of pocket for their children's private education, these families relieve a financial burden on local, state, and federal taxpayers, who would otherwise have to fund the public education of these children. To see the implications of this externality for tax policy, consider that the current arrangement is equivalent to the following: all families with school-age children receive vouchers in an amount equal to the per pupil expenditures in their school district. Most families take these vouchers to their local public schools and redeem them for educational services. The others return the vouchers to the school district unclaimed. To encourage this beneficial externality, policymakers could allow a federal (and possibly state) tax deduction for parents who send their children to private schools.


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CONYERS -- An 88-year-old Decatur woman was killed Thursday night in a four-car accident on Sigman Road.
According to the Rockdale County Sheriff's Office, Rachel Fowler died of injuries she sustained after the car she was driving rear-ended another car on Sigman Road at Old Camp Trail. The accident occurred at about 7 p.m.
Investigator Michael Camp reported that a car was stopped on Sigman Road waiting to make a left turn onto Old camp Trail when the car Fowler was driving hit the first car in the rear, causing it to cross into the oncoming lane of traffic and sideswipe a third vehicle before coming to rest on Old Camp Trail. Fowler's vehicle also went into the opposite lane and hit a fourth vehicle before coming to a stop on Sigman Road.
According to Camp, the driver of the first vehicle that was waiting to make a left turn suffered minor injuries and was treated at the scene. The drivers of the third and fourth vehicles were both transported by ambulance to an Atlanta hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Fowler was transported to Rockdale Medical Center where she was pronounced dead.
Camp said the exact cause of the accident remains under investigation, and an autopsy is expected to be conducted to determine if a medical issue led to the accident.
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December, 2010 by Jack Ott
Several of my e-mail messages this morning highlighted the fact that the Senate would be voting for cloture on the new Immigration Bill, affectionately known as the DREAM Act. Some of the messages, from conservative websites, announced that they would be carrying the Senate vote live on streaming TV. For some reason or other, I was never able to tap into these internet sites, so I turned on the television, hoping to catch the action there on CSPAN. Action may not be the correct word, because watching CSPAN is even less exciting than watching golf, a cooking show, or a soap opera.
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Students with disabilities who have been granted extended time accommodations in the administration of academic tests have several options for obtaining those accommodations:
The following policies apply to students taking tests in the SDS testing area:
1.Faculty notification letters must be delivered to professors by students at least 5 business days before the date of testing.
2.You must notify SDS of the date and time of testing as early as possible, but no later than 5 days before the test date (equivalent to 2-3 business days before the test date) by submitting the online test reservation form. Scheduling to reserve a testing space is the responsibility of students, not faculty. Be sure to fill in every blank and type your professor's email address in correctly, or else he/she will not receive notification that you have scheduled (a D2L email address will not work). It is also your responsibility to remind your professors with each upcoming test that you will be testing in SDS and request that the professor send the test to us. You will NOT receive an email notification or phone call from SDS regarding your request, unless there is an issue or your request is denied.
3.During fall and spring semesters, SDS is open from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm Monday through Thursday and 8:00 am to 5:00 pm on Friday. During summer semesters, SDS is open from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday through Friday; however, we can stay open until 6:00 pm Monday through Thursday if needed for testing and if scheduled with sufficient advance notice. Testing in SDS must be completed by the designated closing time on that particular day; you will be asked to turn in your test at closing even if you are not finished. It is your responsibility to schedule sufficient time and to arrive on time.
4."No shows" hurt everyone by disrupting the schedule, tying up otherwise available testing areas, and causing difficulties for staff, professors and academic departments. Notify SDS immediately if your test has been cancelled or changed to another date, or if you are experiencing an emergency which prevents you from keeping your appointment (also be sure to contact your professor if you are experiencing an emergency and cannot take your test). After multiple no-shows, SDS reserves the right to suspend use of our testing facilities.
5.If you do not schedule tests with sufficient advance notice and if SDS does not have a copy of the test and/or space in our testing rooms, then you will have to try to make arrangements with the professor for your accommodations. We must have ample notice to ensure that there will be a proctor on hand, available space in a test room for you, and that your professor will be able to get a copy of your test to us. After multiple instances of not scheduling with 2-3 business days' notice or not scheduling at all, SDS reserves the right to suspend use of our testing facilities.
6.You must take your test in SDS at the same time that the class is taking the test unless the professor specifically approves otherwise by contacting us to let us know. You may start earlier or stay later to have the extra time needed, provided a room is available, but you should be in our testing area while the class is taking the test. Professors teaching evening classes may allow students to test outside of the scheduled class time (or they may accommodate students themselves), but students must first check with the faculty member for permission to test at an alternate time.
7.The amount of extra time allowed is determined on an individual basis, depending on the nature of the test and the nature of the disability. As a general rule, 1½ times the amount of time given to the rest of the class for the test is the maximum extended time allowed. A student who arrives late for a scheduled testing appointment risks losing the extended time allowed as other appointments must also be honored.
8.Stretch breaks are allowed, but you must remain in the SDS office. Once you have received a test, you will not be allowed to leave the testing area, so please take care of bathroom breaks before you begin your test. If you think there is a chance that you may need to use the restroom during a test, you must notify us before you receive your test, so that we can split your test into two parts (or more if necessary). You can take one part, and once you've turned in that completed part back to us, you will be allowed to use the restroom. When you return, you will be given the second part to complete, but you will not be allowed to return to the previous part after using the restroom.
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ePortfolio is the College's online learning tool for trainees and their supervisors to log their activities and monitor progress through the curriculum.
ePortfolio integration project
RCPCH are pleased to announce we are currently working on a project to integrate ASSET with a new ePortfolio system to provide one place for trainees and supervisors to access all progression data. For more information on the project please see our project page here.
Who do I contact to update my ePortfolio?
The first port of call is your Deanery administrator. If they cannot resolve your problem then contact the College.
- Deanery contact list (PDF, 44KB, 1 page)
- College email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- College telephone: 0207 092 6000 - ask for the ePortfolio team
What is ePortfolio?
An online educational tool for trainees to record their learning in all its forms and settings. It facilitates their development and gives structure and evidence to support their training. For supervisors and Deaneries it helps structure WBAs and monitor progress and competency attainment for ARCPs. ePortfolio is the tool that holds together curriculum learning and assessment. You can access the system here: www.nhseportfolios.org
Who can have an ePortfolio account and how do I get one?
ePortfolio is mandatory for all ST trainees but is also available to SpRs and all non-training paediatricians in UK service posts. You would need to register with the College as a trainee and be a member. Please register for an account here or contact email@example.com.
If you have been appointed as an Educational Supervisor by your College Tutor and require an account, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
FAQs and Guidance
This guidance document is aimed at Trainees, Educational and Clinical Supervisors and College Tutors and provides a mix of practical advice and tips for getting the most out of ePortfolio.
ePortfolio FAQs and Guidance 2012 (PDF, 44.3KB, 2 pages)
The curriculum enables the trainee to provide a robust and verifiable record of their achievement of the required competences. It is also an excellent learning tool to inform you of the expected competences at each level of training, chart your progress through the run-through training programme, and help identify your future learning needs and define objectives for your PDP. Please read the guidance document which explains which curricula to follow at which stage of your training. If you are not in the ST programme you should make entries to the curricula applicable to the level at which you are working. All RCPCH Curricula can be found here.
Curriculum Guidance Document (PDF, 58KB, 3 pages)
Your Deanery will inform you of what they expect to see in your ePortfolio at ARCPs. It is useful to be aware of these requirements early in the training year to avoid any surprises. If you are unsure of these requirements please conatct your Deanery Administrator using the Deanery contact list above.
Workplace-based Assessments (WBAs)
The RCPCH uses a system called ASSET to record WBAs (CbD, DOPs, Mini-CEX, MSF) which are all viewable in ePortfolio the day after they are completed. If you cannot view your WBAs in ePortfolio please contact us.
ePortfolio Mobile Web Application:
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It gives trainees an opportunity to use their mobile devices to record entries in their Skills log. It does work offline and you can select this from the homepage. Please ensure that you sync your data as soon as possible and do not restart or switch off your device until you have done so.
Email any feedback you have to firstname.lastname@example.com
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Two-part Trainer's Report forms, with sections for Educational Supervisor and Clinical Supervisor, are now on ePortfolio. Please consult the Trainer's Report Guidance (pdf) on how to complete the report.
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