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Congratulations to the following colleagues on their appointment of a Readership;
Ian Bradley (Physics)
Vincent Reid (Psychology)
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Lancaster University's credit rating has been upgraded to AA- with a 'stable outlook' by the credit rating agency Standard and Poor's.The new rating was issued on 28 March 2013 and is an improvement on Lancaster's previous rating of A+.
The agency said that Lancaster has shown strong resilience to the new higher education funding regime and that its liquidity and cash flow generating capacity is strong, supported by robust student demand, in particular from overseas students. The outcome is especially pleasing in the current economic environment.
Lancaster University Management School (LUMS) has maintained its business accreditation by AACSB International – The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.
LUMS gained its initial accreditation from AACSB in 2008, becoming one of the first UK business schools to hold triple accreditation from the world's leading business-school accreditation organisations: AACSB, Equis and the Association of MBAs. Holding triple accreditation places LUMS in the top 2% of business schools worldwide. Full story.
Nominations are invited for speakers at the first ever TEDx event at Lancaster University on 18 June.
TED is a world renowned nonprofit organisation devoted to 'Ideas Worth Spreading' and previous speakers have included Richard Dawkins, Bill Gates and several Nobel Laureates. TEDx is designed to provide TED at a local level, with the event coordinated independently.
Speakers can be staff, students, alumni or from the local community. The theme is "Discovery: The journey so far", whether scientific, personal, historical, geographic, social and or of any other nature.
Nominations for speakers are open until Friday 26 April and the selection will be made by academics. The event at LICA, organised by students, will be recorded and streamed live and promoted by TED through their website and social media which reaches a potential audience of millions.
New research by Lancaster University and The Open University has discovered another type of Icelandic volcanic eruption that could cause disruption. Published in Geology (February 2013), the team found magma that is twice as 'fizzy' as previously believed, which increases the likelihood of disruptive ash clouds from future eruptions. Full story.
Funding totalling almost Ł75,000 has been awarded to Lancaster University researchers to enable them to engage with external partners and accelerate the impact of their activities.
The funding comes from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), and will support partnerships across the School of Computing and Communications, Engineering, LEC and Physics with a number of large enterprises, SMEs and charities.
Researchers and external partners are invited to attend an 'ImaginationLab' on Wednesday 8 May to develop concepts and ideas that could lead to successful funding of up to Ł20,000. Full story.
A Lancaster graduate who founded her own firm has been awarded the title of Entrepreneur of the Year at the FDM everywoman in Technology awards. In 2006, Jennifer Sheridan gained a PhD in Computer Science in which she established the field of Digital Live Art. In 2010, she founded Togeva Ltd, which allows people to create and share digital content on mobile devices.
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The Faculty of Health and Medicine is hosting the second one-day symposium that seeks to bring together academics who have an interest in health and medicine. The aim of the 'Spotlight' events is to develop a better understanding, within the University community, of what different individuals and research groups are doing, in the hope that we can build further collaborations.
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The meeting will be held in FASS (Rooms 2/3, Ground Floor), with coffee from 9.15am, lunch at 12pm and tea at 3pm. For catering purposes we would appreciate registration via the Faculty email address: email@example.com.
Professor Martin Conyon (LUMS) has won the Best Paper Award for the 2013 Journal of Business Ethics conference on Corporate Finance and Governance, and Institutional Reform in China. The title of the paper is 'Executive Compensation and Corporate Fraud in China' and is joint with Lerong He at the State University of New York (SUNY).
The British Council will exhibit a project by Dr Emile Devereaux (LICA) entitled LEGIT: Digital Media for Open Governance, at the Alchemy Festival at the Southbank Centre in London until April 21. Dr Devereaux was a fellow for unVEIL, a collaboration between the AHRC, The British Council, and the UK's Science and Innovation Network. The resulting project LEGIT, a collection of short works about legislation in India, has also been shown at the UnBox Festival in New Delhi.
A monograph called 'Shareholder Democracies? Corporate Governance in Britain and Ireland before 1850', co-authored by Dr James Taylor (History), has been awarded the Ralph Gomory Prize for 2013, awarded by the Business History Conference.
Professor Paul Farley (English & Creative Writing) has been presenting his own poetry series on BBC Radio 4. 'The Echo Chamber' showcases the best in contemporary poetry and poets featured have included Simon Armitage, Jo Shapcott, Don Paterson and Paul Muldoon, who is visiting Lancaster in May.
Second year PhD student at the University's School of Computing and Communications, Eduardo Velloso was featured recently in the New Scientist magazine for his innovative work to provide 3-D feedback on weightlifting performance.
Eduardo, from Rio de Janeiro, presented his system to the Augmented Human Conference in Stuttgart, an international conference which highlights new scientific technologies geared at increasing human capabilities. Full story.
Grizedale College are searching for a College Senior Advisor.
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Welcome to Lancaster University's new police officer PC Ben Rooke who is to hold a weekly surgery on campus for students and staff. He will also be contactable on twitter.
Medical Students and University Staff have been asked to participate in the Global Corporate Challenge for 2013. Expressions of interest from teams of 7 participants, should be returned to Helena Moore no later than Friday 26 April.
The aim of the challenge is for each member to aim to walk 10,000 step per day starting on 23 May 2013 and runs over 16 weeks. The teams are made up of 7 members and the cost will be a maximum of Ł49 per person (excl VAT). Organisers are currently trying to finding out if there is sponsorship for the event, meaning the cost could be subsidised.
Details of the GCC can be found here.
We regret to report the death of Adrian Leftwich, who taught for a year in Politics at Lancaster before joining York University where he became the Research Director of The Developmental Leadership Programme. Adrian was a student leader in South Africa in the early 1960s and anti-apartheid activist.
Vacancies which have been released this week include:
A694: Lectureship in Psychology
N438R: Assistant Faculty Admissions Officer – Postgraduate
A691: Head of Communications
A683: Head of Undergraduate Admissions
Details of other vacancies can be found on the Stonefish e-Recruitment site. Vacancy details are added on a regular basis and the site provides the opportunity to register for email job alerts.
Professor Linda Woodhead (PPR) was interviewed by ABC radio in Australia on Mrs Thatcher's relationship with the church. Volcano research co-authored by Dr Hugh Tuffen and PhD student Jacqui Owen (LEC) was covered in The Times Higher Education magazine and science media.
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Temporary main University drive closure this Saturday
To allow for landscaping, the main entrance to the University, Bigforth Drive will be closed from the A6 to the Sports Centre on Saturday 13 April from 7.30am – 5.30pm. During this time vehicles will not be able to access the campus from the main drive; but exit routes from the main campus will not be affected.
Sports Centre users and those wishing to access the campus should follow the traffic diversion that will be in place to re-direct vehicles from the A6 to the Alexandra Park entrance onto the main campus. Stagecoach buses will be re-routed to accommodate these restrictions.
If you have any questions please contact Ian Sturzaker, Landscape Manager on 5-93004.
Faraday car park closure
The Staff Zone car park on the fenced off land behind the Faraday building will permanently close on Monday 22 April to allow for a site compound to be set up as part of building works for the refurbishment of the Department of Chemistry.
Staff car parking is still available on the perimeter road. Facilities apologise for any inconvenience caused.
For more information contact the Facilities Helpdesk, 01524 593333.
Bowland South, East and Tower refurbishment - works start on site
From Monday 15 April the building contractors for the refurbishment of Bowland South, East and Tower residences will start to set up their compound and form access routes from the compound to the site. The compound will be at the back of the maintenance offices and Helme Garage (previously used as the site compound for the Energy Centre). Contractor access from the compound into the site will be obtained along the top of the underpass banking to the rear of Bowland Tower. The contractor will also be starting preliminary works including scaffolding, strip out and minor demolition works. If you have any enquiries about this work please contact the Facilities Helpdesk, 01524 593333.
United Utilities
United Utilities will be working to improve the sewer system in Lancaster City Centre over the next two years. This work means that there are some temporary changes to some of the traffic routes around the City Centre and to the bus station. Further information.
Pilot project to capture lectures to be extended
More than 800 lectures across 14 venues and 100 courses have been captured by ISS in a pilot project over the preceding two terms. Once approved by the lecturer, the captured content is made available to students via the University VLE. Feedback has been positive and the trial is to be extended during the Summer term and the next academic year. For more information, please follow this link.
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Summer term Essential Guide
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Free Introductory Wellbeing Day
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For more information on the Sports Centre visit www.sportscentrelancaster.co.uk or call 01524 510600.
If you've watched I'm A Celebrity you'll have heard about their Bush tucker trials, but we're bringing you an evening of trials that make even the Bush tuckers look easy! We've got at least 10 food and drink challenges for you to participate in, to try and win Ł400. Teams of up to eight can enter, and teams can be made up of student or staff members, with a table costing Ł40 per team. The Challenge starts at 8.30pm in Barker House Farm, Cartmel College on Friday 26 April. Email Louise Davies for more information and to book your place please see here. Full event details plus terms and conditions can be found here.
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Researcher Day – Research in a Difficult Climate: How to Thrive and Survive as a Researcher in the 21st Century.
13 June 9.30am - 4.30pm – Management School.
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The Soldier's Song . The Soldier's Song is a simple installation taking the form of a walk-in karaoke booth that invites an audience member to duet with a currently serving soldier. Harris Museum and Art Gallery, Preston, 12 - 20 April.
Accrington Market Hall, from 23 April - 1 May.
Lancaster Students present: Cabaret. The finest talent from Lancaster University's theatre, music and dance societies collide to bring a fresh and exciting production of Cabaret. Nuffield Theatre, Friday 26 April - Sunday 28 April.
Study Mandarin Chinese and Tai Chi with Lancaster University Confucius Institute
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Taichi Classes at the Round House, Lancaster University, on Fridays, 1-2pm. Ł20.00 for 10 sessions from 26 April to 28 June inclusive.
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One child is at the burn center in Chapel Hill after fire struck a home in Rocky Mount with six children inside.
Police say it happened last night around 11:00 p.m. on Stokes Street. They say the children's mother had left her 14-year-old daughter to watch the kids. The other children were 11 months, 3, 5, 6, and 12 years old.
The 14-year-old was able to get all of the children out, except for her five year old sister. That child was rescued by firefighters and was first take to Nash General and then onto the Jaycee Burn Center. Authorities say the cause of the fire was unattended cooking.
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It's the Christmas season and I'm thinking about how wrong everything seems—my husband David hospitalized in pain for three days with no solution in sight; our pastor trying to get healthier at the gym drops dead last Thursday, just as he is about to launch a new ministry of church planting; my mother-in-law actively dying in Florida and we not able to go down to be with her; my friend Natalie praying constantly for a husband to partner with in missionary work and not finding one.
The world is full of things that seem all wrong. The Christian world! I am not talking about things going badly among the folks in town who don't care two hoots for God: I would expect life to be rocky for them. And yet, often it is not:
"… I saw the prosperity of the wicked. For they have no pangs until death; their bodies are fat and sleek. They are not in trouble as others are; they are not stricken like the rest of mankind. Therefore, pride is their necklace; violence covers them as a garment" (Psalm 73:3-6).
But on the other hand, the Son of God was rejected from an inn and put in a feeding trough. And that was just the beginning of things that seemed all wrong in His life and ministry. His own family thought Him mad (Mark 3:21). John the Baptist came to the point of wondering if Jesus was even the One (Matthew 11:3). The apostles felt the need to lecture their Rabbi about his methods (Matthew 16:21-22).
The fact that Jesus' life seemed all wrong at the time gives me much relief and hope. For now I know that we are to expect the same in our lives:
"… In the world you will have tribulation …" (John 16:33).
That tribulation will take many forms: mysterious illnesses, deaths that seem to have no purpose, prayers that seem unanswered. But during this Christmas season, whatever pain may be in your life, I hope you will join me in remembering that we are just in the middle, and it is messy in the middle. You see how the life of Jesus turned out, so take heart and keep your eye on the glory that is to come.


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April 09, 2012 11:20 AM by Shayla Perry
Not even six months after Child Protective Services took their daughter from them, MTV's 16 & Pregnant stars Ebony and Joshua Rendon are expecting again. Though they're still fighting to regain full custody of young Jocelyn, Joshua says that he and Ebony are ready to take on the added responsibility of another child. More after the jump.
Yes, it's true.
Joshua Rendon confirms to TMZ that he and wife, Ebony, are having another baby.
Currently 10 weeks into her pregnancy, the news of baby number two comes almost six months after Ebony and Joshua's toddler, Jocelyn, was taken from them, with Child Protective Services deeming their home — maggot-filled piles of garbage, feces on the wall, and all — unfit.
This is the third pregnancy for Ebony, who says that her miscarriage was to blame for the depression that led to the horrible living conditions at their home.
Jocelyn remains with CPS, and Ebony and Josh have supervised visits, but the case is pending.
In the meantime, in addition to er– making babies, the couple has completed court ordered parenting classes, and according to Josh, not only is their house squeaky clean, but he and Ebony are definitely ready to add to their family.
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April 9th, 2012 at 7:49 pm
How old are Ebony and Joshua now? How about their baby who is in protective custody? How old is she now?
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April 9th, 2012 at 8:53 pm
Suffer the little children. Heartbreaking sad for the innocent child to be brought up in such chaos and filfth. I was raised by two completely unsuitable parents and my childhood was hell on earth. The ONLY way having horrible parents benefited me was to teach me the importance of being a good mother to my ONE child who I waited until I was 32 to have. He is now a 16 yr. old employed honor student. My son has become all that I was not able to be all because I put him first in my life and took parenting seriously.


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I like that this lookbook is shot outside…I'm not sure about you guys, but I get tired of the same old same old with the regular photo shoot backgrounds. I think this lookbook will be like a catalog in itself…definitely going to be worth printing out for my mood wall! :) I'm so excited to see the final result!
- -January 18, 2012, 11:27PM
all i know is that i need the purple tinted sunnies in the beginning of the vid, cannot wait to see this entire lookbook! p.s. love the song
- -January 20, 2012, 4:24PM
This shoot illustrates how well Alexandra styles herself on her blog.
- -January 22, 2012, 11:43PM
We had SUCH an amazing day with Alexandra and the Free People crew! Thanks again for letting us tag along.
- -January 25, 2012, 9:02PM
those stacked wingtip shoes remind me of francesca lia block's book, "weetzie bat".
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V.23 No.41 | 10/9/2014
Book Review
Ending It
Review by Barbara Korbal
A Tear-Stained Letter: Surviving Multiple Sclerosis and My Wife's Suicide
Vern Beachy's memoir isn't afraid to delve into the tough questions and emotions surrounding the self-inflicted death of his soul mate.
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Comedy Matters
Robin Williams and the death of our captain
By Genevieve Mueller [ Tue Aug 12 2014 8:36 AM ]
I named this column Comedy Matters because I truly believe it does. It matters to the junkies and alcoholics who frequent open mics to work through their demons on stage. It matters to the headliners and road comics who travel from club to club each night for a living. It matters to writers and Hollywood execs who make millions off the laughter that rumbles in darkened theaters. It matters to cancer patients, widows and kids. Comedy strikes us over the head or starts slowly in our belly and bellows out of us warming our innards with a rush of happiness. So when a comic dies, we hurt. And today, we're hurting because the world lost a great one.
Robin Williams started his career in San Francisco in the 70s and quickly became one the most absurd joy makers in the comedy world. His big break was when he landed the role of Mork in "Mork and Mindy" in 1978. He transformed into a prolific actor and comedian, appearing in films such as Dead Poets Society, The World According to Garp, Good Will Hunting and so many more; too many to list.
But this isn't just about his qualifications or list of his films. He affected people in many ways. His fans loved him for his insane and wild energy. Comics loved him for how dedicated he was to comedy and how sweet he was despite his fame. He was a good man, a beloved man, who struggled with depression and an addiction to drugs and alcohol for the past forty years. On August 11, his struggled ended. Investigators believe his death may have been a suicide and to anyone who knew him or his history this would not be a surprise.
At the news of William's death, Michael Ian Black tweeted, "We lose at least one great comic to suicide or ODs every year. Our jobs are to communicate, but we seem to not know how to ask for help." Comedians don't control the market on depression and substance abuse, but it seems to be a common theme amongst them. These issues manifest on stage to applause and laughter but they continue off stage and they grow and fester and strain relationships. And people die and then there's nothing we can do.
Robin Williams brought a joy to the world that he couldn't find internally. His family and friends are mourning. His wife and kids are shattered by his loss. And his fans will find it hard to replace this legend. Be in peace captain, we'll miss you.
Genevieve Mueller is a writer and comedian. She performs all over the country and runs two monthly shows in Albuquerque: Comedians Power Hour and the Bad Penguin Comedy Show at The Box. More information can be found at genevievemuellercomedy.com or on Twitter: @fromthefloorup.
V.23 No.11 | 3/13/2014
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Arts Feature
Resisting Suicide; Using Semicolons
How the right punctuation could save lives
By Mike Smith
Don't put a period on the end of your life, says the Semicolon Tattoo Project, now in its second year of encouraging public conversations about suicide and self-harm.
V.22 No.52 | 12/26/2013
The Daily Word in Peyton Manning, Pussy Riot and the AK-47
By Carl Petersen [ Mon Dec 23 2013 10:45 AM ]
Now you can erase your memories.
A man jumped off a building with his son.
Peyton Manning set the record for touchdown passes.
Today is the deadline to get Obamacare for January.
The inventor of the AK-47 died.
There was a guy John Wayne Gacy didn't kill.
Review the year in science.
See what drugs look like under a microscope.
A man stabbed his allegedly evil stepson.
Noah Rodney climbed Mount Kilimanjaro.
I remember when a guy climbed Mount Everest.
Happy birthday Eddie Vedder.
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The Daily Word in China's fire, the Chavez case and bites on the buttocks
By Mark Lopez [ Mon Jun 3 2013 10:08 AM ]
You have the right to remain silent, now take this cotton swab and swirl it around your mouth for a spell.
Michael Douglas says that you can get throat cancer from an STD. Who'd have thought?
A fire at a poultry plant in Dehui, China kills 119 and injures 50.
Three storm chasers killed in Oklahoma; among them was veteran storm chaser Tim Samaras.
After a lengthy SWAT standoff, police have arrested a father and son in connection with the murder of 8-year-old Sunni Reza.
New Mexico fire crews hope to have two fires (Pecos and Tres Lagunas) fully contained by the end of Monday.
The Levi Chavez trial breaks ground almost six years after the shooting of his wife, Tera Chavez.
Tonight, we say "NO!" to fireworks!
Man arrested for aggravated battery after biting his wife's butt.
V.21 No.34 | 8/23/2012
Film Review
Monsieur Lazhar
French-Canadian classroom drama teaches a lesson on healing
By Devin D. O'Leary
Inspirational teacher stories have long been a staple of the movie industry. But few of these live-and-learn dramas have had the quiet, unadorned impact of Canada's Academy Award nominee Monsieur Lazhar.
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The Daily Word in depraved penguin sex and Gordon Ramsay self-destruction
By Tom Nayder [ Mon Jun 11 2012 11:16 AM ]
Military suicide rate at highest level in ten years.
Is the Obama administration using leaks to bolster the President's image?
Small town murder rates are climbing.
It's not gonna happen, Jeb Bush.
Fire at the the downtown Hyatt overnight.
How prepared is the military for the eventual alien invasion?
Georgia widow wins $3 million lawsuit after husband dies during three-way.
"We're not racists, we just want to be with white people." said racist KKK member while defending the group's Adopt-A-Highway application.
Self-destruct with Gordon Ramsay.
Dead toddler comes back to life, then doesn't
The most shoplifted items are …
Trees reveal mysterious 1,200 year old radiation burst.
ATTN sinners: Introvale birth control pills recalled.
Depraved penguin sex scandalized uptight polar explorers.
Don't worry Israel, those weird lights in the sky are just the Russians testing their ICBs.
115 years together is enough for these tortoises.
Fiona Apple has a new album.
Pizza Hut getting into the gross sandwich business.
V.21 No.10 | 3/8/2012
18 veterans commit suicide each day
By Marisa Demarco [ Wed Mar 14 2012 5:20 PM ]
That's the startling opener to Alex Limkin's column "Flashes of Light," which is all about staying alive after war.
Limkin, an Iraq War veteran, took a trip with Outward Bound. The wilderness organization leads vets through the backcountry for free. It's part of an effort to help people cope with post-traumatic stress.
Folks can apply here.
From the Foxhole
Flashes of Light
Staying alive after war
By Alex E. Limkin
An average of 18 veterans commit suicide each day. The source for this statistic is not some obscure group with an anti-war agenda but an organization that probably knows something about the rate at which veterans are killing themselves—the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
V.21 No.3 | 1/19/2012
Another broken soldier
By Marisa Demarco [ Wed Jan 25 2012 9:00 AM ]
Would we have known the name Benjamin Colton Barnes if he hadn't killed someone else before rushing to his own death in Mount Rainier National Park on New Year's Day? Or would he have been just another young Iraq War veteran on a suicide trajectory?
Columnist Alex Limkin, also a vet, asks this question in his column From the Foxhole.
A veteran commits suicide every 80 minutes, according to a study published in November. It also indicates military suicides have been on the rise since the beginning of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
From the Foxhole
Benjamin Colton Barnes
Another broken soldier
By Alex E. Limkin
The only reason the death of this Iraq War veteran has attracted such attention is that he did not go alone. Had Barnes simply headed off into the frozen wilderness to die, his story would have been unexceptional. After all, scores of returning veterans, traumatized and afflicted, have committed suicide over the last decade.
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The Daily Word in race wars, uppity-ism, and Hanukkah pricing
By Tom Nayder [ Wed Nov 23 2011 9:37 AM ]
Republican presidential candidates debated last night. Mitt Romney couldn't get his name right, Rick Santorum wants to profile muslims, Newt wants to be humane to immigrants, and Michelle Bachmann may or may not have leaked classified information.
Rush Limbaugh said Michelle Obama exhibits uppity-ism.
Race war rumors spread at Highland High School.
Florida school finds two 12-year-olds kissing and calls the cops.
Was a Illinois water utility cyber-attacked?
South Korean lawmaker fires tear gas in parliament before vote on US trade pact.
A Bronx groom kills himself by jumping into the Harlem River hours after his wedding.
Aw, Crap! I totally forgot yesterday was Max Headroom Signal Intrusion Day.
Christmas quality, Hanukkah pricing.
The 25 most popular passwords of 2011.
Spend some time this morning reading about the mystery of the five wounds.
A new study shows that people who watch Fox News are less informed than people who watch no news at all.
Another reason not to take vitamins.
Best mug shot of I've seen in ages.
Your one stop source for cute animal pictures is The Fluffington Post.
The tire pile you can see from spaaaaaaace.
How to deal with your multi-level marketing friends.
Sarah Silverman lands a sitcom on NBC.
Yoda is shilling ramen.
Thanks to Constance for the links.
V.20 No.37 |
The Daily Word in freed hikers, geniuses and suicide by rollercoaster
By Tom Nayder [ Wed Sep 21 2011 10:09 AM ]
Two years after accidentally hiking into Iran, Josh Fattal and Shan Bauer have been freed.
Is Troy Davis's scheduled execution America's worst miscarriages of justice?
Masked gunmen dump 35 dead bodies in the middle of a busy Boca Del Rio street.
Gary Johnson gets a spot in tomorrow's presidential debate.
Federal prosecutors call online poker site a global Ponzi scheme.
Republican leaders sent a letter to the Federal Reserve Chairman asking him to "resist further extraordinary intervention in the U.S. economy."
A mother abducted her eight children in New York.
Personnel board votes to lay-off 27 state workers.
New questions in the deadly Reno air show crash.
Once again, I was not named a MacArthur Genius.
Here's a video flyover of the asteroid Vesta.
Facebook changed again last night.
Nobody wants a ginger baby.
Steven Colbert really really wants to broaden the tax base.
Most epic post-car accident interview ever.
This roller coaster is the future of suicide.
23 rejected covers of famous books.
I know you're lazy, but are you lazy enough for Forever Lazy?
I think this may be exciting news for fans of Magic: The Gathering.
If you're interested in getting some Venture Bros. action figures you should read this.
Gordon Ramsay gets another TV show.
This is awesome. And weird. But still awesome.
R.I.P. Tom Wilson, creator of Ziggy.
Fox is considering creating a 24-hour Simpsons channel.
Mike Tyson broke Steve-O's nose at the Charlie Sheen roast.
There have been some pretty terrible Star Wars video games, but was this one the worst?
This one is for fans of The Wire only.
V.20 No.29 | 7/21/2011
Christina Slyter
Performance Preview
Skeletons in the Trailer
Performer tackles love lost and suicide notes with dark humor
By Summer Olsson
Christina Slyter's new solo show is about a woman who has become a shut-in, terrified of the outside world, because her husband killed himself—yet it's full of dark humor. "The show takes place on the night that she wakes up," Slyter says, "and discovers that there are people in her house. She tries to be a good hostess to them and show them a good time ... " The audience members are the visitors in her house, and as the woman gets closer to revealing truths, her hostess skills unravel.
V.20 No.19 |
Daily Word 5.15.11: death of the arcade; Eurotras... er vision; Tim Horton expansion
By Geoffrey Plant [ Sun May 15 2011 10:48 AM ]
Dolores Fuller, once Ed Wood's wife, died.
British woman beheaded in supermarket.
Eurovision contest winner AND links to all the other countries' performances. Woah, what's that smell?
George W.Bush was eating souffle when he got the call about Bin Laden's death.
Lady Gaga's penis shoes.
Penis-related Cannes update.
Switzerland seeks to stopper suicide tourism.
Bin Laden compound porn stash.
The head of the International Monetary Foundation and potential French presidential candidate charged with rape in NYC. He denies everything.
A Bitchin' Camaro stolen in 1975 was finally recovered
Canada's Tim Horton's Donuts plans on taking over America.
Blackwater (now known as "Xe") hired by U.A.E. to put together a battalion of foreign troops.
Army Corps of Engineers opened a spillway to ease swollen Mississippi river.
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Lupe's Antojitos and Mexican Food¡Que viva Lupe! Countless pleasures await you in this lovely, if uncomfortably hot in the summer, watermelon-red casita on Zuni. The relleno is the best in town—nice and plump, encased in the barest hint of batter. In the Mexican tradition, Lupe's makes its rellenos with fruity and moist poblano peppers, stuffed with gooey, melted white cheese, then topped off with a zesty tomato-based red sauce. There are also incredible roasted lamb and goat dishes like the crackling plato de barbacoa and transportive birria de chivo stew. In fact, there are several soups on the menu, and they all rival mom's. ... Don't tell Mom we said that. Closed Mondays. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
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text: Posted September 17, 2010 I just neg repped everyone on this muthafukin thread bitches. LOL, I thought you really did cuz madhatter just neg repped me for the following post. his comment was "god your a fuging idiot" "Thanks for taking the time to post the breakdown of each game. Imo 2007 stats are irrelvant. That would be like defending jake last year by bringing up his 06 season stats. Nine turnovers and 9 td's between last year and this year so far. Recievers inflated his stats quite a bit with good yards after the catch (watch matt moore highlights on youtube on you'll see what I mean). What I have gathered is that if his first read can get open, Moore can get the ball to them and hope they make something big happen. If they can't get open quickly then Matt will likely try to force something or hold onto the ball too long. Stats dont lie, we'll actually they can(see eli's picks against us) and really their not all that great if you ask me. Game tape is def. a good measure of how good a qb can be. So can one of you please tell me whats so great about this guy or do you just hate Jimmy? 1JungleCat, 34cpantherman28, andysutherland, ant2125, Any_Given_Sunday, AppState, bab270, Beastly, BigCat#1, blackcatgrowl, boo7382, brandon_87, bredy087, BruceBrewski, C42[)14C C47, Car123, car5nc, Cardiac Cat, Carolina Crazy V2, Carolina Mike, Carolinablue27, CarolinaPride5, CarolinaSock, CatMan72, Cavscout, Ccat, Chaos, chef17, ChucktownK, coxc63, CRA, Cracka McNasty, DCR, ddowney25, Dilla, Dockery, Dpantherman, Dr. Blotter, Dropey, ElIngeniero, Fan4life, Floppin, Future Of The Franchise, Galvatron, grburch, Happy Panther, Inimicus, j2sgam, Jackofalltrades, Jacob3-89, Jangler, jasonluckydog, JJT, jloh, Khyber53, KillerKat, KING KLONG, klumme, Kral, Lilsmitty09, london67, lostcat, mario, mjligon, mmmbeans, Mr. Burgundy, MurkN, murq, ncguy2184, NCMTNCAT, Nick007VH, njpanther, OneBadassCat, OnlyPantherfaninMaine, panther1, PantherBob, PantherFanOne, pantherfool, pantherj, panthers55, pcline25, Peppers90 NC, PhillyB, qcdawg, Rags, Raleighcat83, Raskle, Razzy, RockyTopVol, Shufdog, SmittyIsOurSavior, Snake_Fist_Gung_Fu, Squirrel, StepandFetch, Swordcat, sylvianlight, TarPanther9180, ThatSeptemberDay, The Total Package, TheRealDeal, ThPantherFan, twylyght, Udogg, unicar15, Vexey, wade, Woodcookedbbq If any of the above posters wanna come to reality and realize Matt isn't the answer, all is forgiven " 2 people like this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Cara Delevingne: THIS Is Why She's Our Girl Crush
Cara Delevingne is the ultimate girl crush of 2013. There's no doubt that the Brit supermodel looks incredible everytime she storms the runway (from Chanel to Victoria's Secret, obvs), but that's not the only reason we're so smitten with her.
Sister of Poppy Delevingne, 'wifey' of Rita Ora, Rihanna's tour bestie, and once-rumoured girlfriend of One Direction's Harry Styles, Cara has certainly carved herself a big name in the celeb world. Evidedntly, if you're not mates with Cara, then you're totes not cool right now.
Want to know exactly why you should love Cara Delevingne just as much as us? These amazing photos of her are evidence that she may just be the coolest person on the planet right now. Gorgeous and hilarious?! We (ever so slightly enviously) salute you Cara.
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There is plenty to critique about Arizona State women's performance at Providence, including a nine-minute scoreless streak in the first half.
But coach Charli Turner Thorne chose to "celebrate the positives" after a 67-58 win Friday and save the tough love for preparation for Sunday's game at Boston College (5-3).
The Sun Devils did close strong against Providence with an 11-4 run, the reverse of five days earlier when No. 19 Dayton scored 16 of the final 18 points for a 65-59 win. They had a 38-23 edge in rebounding and shot 35 percent (7 of 20) from 3-point range, well above their 23.5 season average going in.
"If you rebound, you play," Turner Thorne said, a promise 5-foot-3 freshman point guard Elisha Davis is taking seriously with 11 boards and nine assists in the past two games.
Center Joy Burke was unable to rebound or score much against Providence after getting in early foul trouble and playing just five minutes in the first half. She contributed just two points — her lone score coming in the late clinching run — and four boards. Sophomore forward Jada Blackwell picked up the slack, tying her career high with 14 points including seven in a row down the stretch.
If ASU (4-4) is to sweep what Turner Thorne compared to a Pac-12 trip with a longer plane flight, it must stem an ongoing turnover problem. With 23 against Providence, the Sun Devils are averaging 20.6 turnovers, likely too many to win on the road against an opponent that a week ago beat Rutgers 58-56.
"They (Boston College) continue to really improve," Turner Thorne said. "They shoot the ball more like Dayton, and they transition. They're not quite as experienced or high-powered as Dayton, but we're playing on their home court."


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I want to draw a variable number of equidistant points on a HTML5 canvas element, using JavaScript. How do I calculate the X/Y position of each point?
I want the distance from one point to its direct neighbours and to the edges of the canvas to be the same.
If I had an 8px x 8px canvas and 4 points, the distace from a point to it's direct neighbours and to the edges of the canvas would be 2px.
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Hitler did not have to destroy democracy; he merely took advantage of the decay of democracy and at the critical moment obtained the support of many to whom, though they detested Hitler, he yet seemed the only man strong enough to get things done. F. A. Hayek from his book, "The Road To Serfdom".
Glad I could help. I tried a search on "keep Bachmann" too, in order to be fair and balanced. That was just as interesting as the search on "Bachmann quotes" and does not help her cause. I really like her bill to give Americans freedom to choose their type of light bulb.
I would not associate that reaction with ecstasy so we all know where you stand
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You could spend hours scouring the Internet for the best sneakers on the market for your summer 2013 wardrobe, but why bother when we could do the hard work for you? We've already put in the hours, searching high and low across the Net for this year's best designer kicks. Because that's what friends do for each other. You're welcome.
Sneakers #1 – Balenciaga Sporty Retro Trainers
Balenciaga has never been a label to shy away from a print, and the Sporty Retro Trainers are clearly no exception. The multicolored print leather panels are one part tribute to the blissful summer months, one part graphic glimpse of the future. (Price: $420.00 BUY)
Sneakers #2 – McQ Alexander McQueen Suede and Leather Trainers
If I had to sum up McQueen's work in just a word or two, it would be "high-impact." McQ Alexander McQueen even manages to turn simple panels of leather and suede, in a muted navy shade, into an eye-catching pair of summer high tops. (Price: $374.00 BUY)
Sneakers #3 – Maison Martin Margiela Vivid Blue Metallic Leather Low Top Sneakers
Sometimes you just want to give subtlety a massive kick up the you-know-where. For those times, there are the Vivid Blue Metallic Leather Low Top Sneakers by Maison Martin Margiela. One look at these insane kicks and your summer wardrobe will never be the same. (Price: $530.00 BUY)
Sneakers #4 – Raf Simons White & Green Patent Leather Astronaut Pocket Sneakers
No one does luxury urban streetwear quite like Raf Simons. While I don't think we'll be seeing the White & Green Patent Leather Astronaut Pocket Sneakers on the moon any time soon, they're still pretty darn cool (and I would totally support Raf Simons making designer spacesuits). (Price: $835.00 BUY)
Sneakers #5 – Marc Jacobs Blue Reflector-Toe Basket Case Sneakers
When you long for the simple Converse days of your youth, but want something with more designer cred, Marc Jacobs has got you covered. The Blue Reflector-Toe Basket Case Sneakers are a more striking, high style take on a classic summer look. (Price: $465.00 BUY)
Sneakers #6 – Lanvin Low-Top Puzzle Trainer
I have yet to meet a Lanvin sneaker I didn't like. The Lanvin Low-Top Puzzle Trainer features blue perforated calf leather, black detailing, and a thick white sole, a versatile combo that could be paired with just about any summer style. (Price: $739.34 BUY)
Sneakers #7- Neil Barrett Black Studded And Perforated Leather Sneakers
Hats off to Neil Barrett for creating this fantastic look. The Black Studded And Perforated Leather Sneakers are H-O-T. Plus those studs look like they might be good in a fight should you need to put masculinity aside and deliver a kick below the belt (just sayin'). Bring on Summer 2.0. (Price: $915.00 BUY)
Sneakers #8 – Ralph Lauren "Vaughn" Camouflage Sneaker
There's something endearing about the contrast between Ralph Lauren's infamous polo player designer logo and a tough camo print. It's not a combo you'd expect to work, but the 'Vaughn' Sneaker manages to pull it off. Definitely a summer flavour to be had. (Price: $112.91 BUY)
Sneakers #9 – Dsquared2 Tecnico Trainer
Now this is what my summer sneaker dreams are made of. Summer is all about introducing crazy colours back into your wardrobe after a winter of dreary, dull ones. The blue suede, dark blue mesh, and neon leather panels of the Dsquared2 Tecnico Trainer definitely fit the bill. (Price: $425.00 BUY)
Sneakers #10 – Nike "Free Huarache Light"
A little pink never hurt anyone. The Nike 'Free Huarache Light' is celebrating its 20th birthday this year with a jazzed-up version of the sneaker that features grey neoprene, a white sole, a pink Nike tick, and a pink pull tab at the rear. (Price: $158.18 BUY)
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Court Decision Reaffirms Obligation to Protect Wild and Scenic Rivers
Important Victory for the Merced River in Yosemite National ParkMarch 28th, 2008

David Moryc, American Rivers, 503 307-1137

Peter Frost, Western Environmental Law Center, 541-543-0018

Seattle, WA: The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco Thursday upheld a 2006 ruling that the National Park Service's management plan for the Wild and Scenic Merced River in Yosemite National Park does not adequately protect the river. The ruling reaffirms the obligation of river managers to both protect and enhance the unique values of Wild and Scenic rivers.
"This is an important victory for the Merced, and for Wild and Scenic rivers nationwide," said David Moryc, Wild and Scenic rivers program director for American Rivers. "The court's ruling is significant because it said the status quo isn't good enough and that the Park Service must do more to protect the river's Wild and Scenic values."
"Wild and Scenic rivers are the best of the best, nationally recognized and valued," Moryc said. "We must strike a balance with sensible development along Wild and Scenic rivers because we have a responsibility to protect their clean water, fish and wildlife, and recreation for future generations."
The court found that the Park Service plan for the Merced failed to present alternatives for managing development in a way that safeguards the river's health and scenic values. It pointed out that the river's Wild and Scenic values have already been compromised, as illustrated by dozens of facilities in the river corridor, including tennis courts, shops, an ice-skating rink and a golf course. In its plan, the Park Service did not explain how this status quo would protect or enhance the river's unique values, including river recreation, as required under the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. American Rivers filed an amicus brief to the court.
"The Park Service was turning a blind eye to the river when it was making decisions about development on the valley floor. What happens along the river has significant impacts on the river's health, clean water, and the experience of boaters and anglers using the river."
American Rivers called on managing agencies to reaffirm their commitment to protecting and enhancing Wild and Scenic rivers. This year marks the 40th anniversary of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act.
"In this anniversary year we need to re-dedicate ourselves to enforcing protections of our Wild and Scenic rivers. It is important that development along Wild and Scenic rivers is consistent with protecting what made these rivers Wild and Scenic in the first place."
The National Wild and Scenic Rivers Act was passed in 1968 to protect free-flowing rivers with outstanding scenic, recreational, geologic, fish and wildlife, historic, cultural or other similar values. There are more than 160 Wild and Scenic Rivers across the country.


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Arizona Broadway Theatre will host five holiday-themed productions - more than the popular Peoria playhouse has ever hosted during the season.
This year, "Home for the Holidays," a new, original musical, will take the place of the theater's main-stage staple, "A Christmas Carol."
The youth theater is producing "Christmas in the Land of Oz," and a handful of actors will perform the perennial favorite "It's a Wonderful Life."
Tribute artist Robert Shaw will perform as Elvis Presley in "Blue Christmas," and noted tenor George Dyer will perform a mix of holiday songs and Broadway hits in his self-titled show.
"The demographics on the Westside are so diverse," said Joseph Martinez, the theater's marketing director. "We wanted to switch it up this year, and add more shows to open it up for families and acts that appeal to retired people. We tried to hit everyone with these shows."
Tickets for all of the shows, except for the youth production, start at $49, including dinner and the show. Tickets for the "Oz" show start at $10.
'Home for the Holidays'
Stacy Gordon, who appeared in the theater's productions of "Bye Bye Birdie," and "Anything Goes," co-wrote this original musical. Gordon described the show as a revue with a story about finding the meaning of Christmas, featuring 17 musical numbers and two love stories.
The play follows a theater company headed to Los Angeles that breaks down in a little Arizona town called Snow. The cast, played by many of the actors from the theater's hit "42nd Street" production, bands together. Musical ensembles cover traditional Christmas carols and contemporary hits such as Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas," and Donny Hathaway's "This Christmas."
"The bread and butter of the show are these big musical numbers," said Gordon, who also directed the performance. "Most of these people have been dancing together since September, and they're flawless and wonderful."
Show runs Friday-Dec. 24.
'Christmas in the Land of Oz'
Adult actors perform this children's play that follows Dorothy as she tries to find 'heart' in the Land of Oz for Aunt Em and Uncle Henry, who've fallen on hard times in Kansas.
This main-stage production has a full set, Martinez said, with scenes in Kansas and Oz. Characters from the classic story return, including the Scarecrow, Cowardly Lion and Tin Man. Even the winged monkeys are in the play, as the mischievous bunch who steal Oz's Christmas decorations.
Show runs Saturday and Dec. 18. It does not include dinner.
'It's a Wonderful Life'
In this production, six actors play all the roles, from the troubled protagonist George Bailey to his guardian angel Clarence Odbody. Based on the Frank Capra's 1946 film starring James Stewart, the play is performed in the style of a 1940s radio show, complete with an actor who makes all the sound effects and breaks to sing the station's call letters.
Performed in the theater's intimate Encore Room, the show runs Dec. 17-24.
'Blue Christmas' and 'The George Dyer Show'
The theater recruited Robert Shaw to take the stage as Elvis Presley in "Blue Christmas," a holiday tribute to the King. He's set to sing some of Presley's holiday hits, including gospel songs and original tunes along with non-seasonal standards. Shaw will take the stage Monday.
Tenor George Dyer has performed around the world and his show is especially popular in Branson, Mo., where he performed 150 shows this year. Martinez said fans of Josh Groban and Andrea Bocelli will enjoy Dyer's show, which features a mix of holiday songs and Broadway hits. Dyer is scheduled to perform Dec. 16 and Dec. 22.
The cast of "Home for the Holidays," an original production showing Dec. 10-24 at the Arizona Broadway Theatre in Peoria.
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Economic vitality is the cornerstone of a healthy community. More specifically, community development professionals often emphasize the importance of a community being able to sustain itself economically in order to ensure long-term growth and stability.
Despite the fact that there is a plethora of economic development programs available on a local, state, and federal level, the greatest challenge lies in securing an adequate capital infusion to support a prolonged revitalization cycle. In some cases, there is limited funding available that can provide a handful of small businesses with small loans. Too often the available funding cannot satisfactorily meet the credit needs of existing businesses or attract larger employers to the community.
Two new federally enacted economic development programs are intended to be a catalyst to spur capital investment into the economic core of our most challenged communities. The New Markets Venture Capital Program and New Market Tax Credit Program are in final stages of implementation to begin complementing ongoing revitalization initiatives in target areas next year.
These programs draw on a market-based approach to attract investment into long-neglected urban and rural geographies. The goal of both programs is to bring these isolated, under-served areas back into the macro-economic framework of the local, and potentially global, economy by re-establishing commercial channels and developing the assets unique to each community.
The New Markets Venture Capital Program and New Markets Tax Credit Program target a well-capitalized and sustained flow of investment into lower-income communities to support a long-term business development cycle.
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The New Markets Venture Capital Program (NMVC) Act of 2000 focuses on economic development in low-income areas. The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has been charged with administering the program by selecting NMVC companies that will serve as the conduits for capital infusion and technical assistance in growing and strengthening small businesses.
As described by SBA, a NMVC company is a privately managed, newly formed, for-profit investment company established for the purpose of providing capital and operational assistance to smaller businesses located in specific rural and urban areas. These companies may have a variety of structures — partnership, limited liability company, or corporation — but must have been formed after December 21, 2000.
Several conditionally approved NMVC companies already exist, with their formal approval contingent on their ability to raise required amounts of regulatory capital and grant matching resources, as well as meeting other technical requirements for participation. Following formal designation of NMVC companies and funding commitments, the NMVC Program will provide up to $50 million in economic development funding in the coming year.
The program is a derivation of the SBA's Small Business Investment Company (SBIC) Program that has attained considerable success in establishing and growing small businesses through equity-type investments. While the SBIC Program is focused on providing capital to businesses owned by socially or economically disadvantaged individuals, the NMVC Program uses a geographic approach, targeting entire low-income communities to create general entrepreneurial opportunities, strengthen the commercial infrastructure, and increase employment opportunities.
For additional information, visit the SBA website at www.sba.gov.
New Markets Tax Credit
As part of the Community Renewal Tax Relief Act of 2000, $15 million in tax credits will become available over seven years for additional private investment into the economic development of low-and moderate-income communities following final implementation of the program parameters (expected in late 2001).
New Markets Tax Credits (NMTCs) are aimed to spur new investment into privately managed investment programs that make loans and equity investments in eligible businesses in distressed urban, rural, and Native American communities.
The Department of the Treasury's Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) Fund has been designated to administer the NMTC Program. The CDFI Fund is accepting applications from nonprofit and for-profit entities for certification as a Community Development Entity (CDE) through which the tax credits will be distributed. A CDE must have as its primary mission serving, or providing investment capital for, low-income communities or low-income persons. Private investors making qualified investments into CDEs will be eligible to receive tax credits allocated to the particular CDE. The allocation process will be competitive, with priority given to organizations with successful track records.
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- anonim
- Malezya, Erkek, 41+
- Acemi Göçebe
- 9 Değerlendirmeler
Had been staying this hostel for the last 3 trips but first time on the dormitory. Dorm is on the other building 6-7 units away, so do not have wifi. Use the smart data but no reception inside the room. No kitchen facilities and end up buying mineral water 2-3 bottles of 1.5l @ 25 peso at shop nearby vs 40peso at hostel cafe. Hot water available 5peso.
- anonim
- Ingiltere, Bayan, 18-24
- Coşkun Gezgin
- 12 Değerlendirmeler
We only stayed here to rest our heads before a flight the following day. The location is great for the airport but not good for much else. When we arrived we were shown to our family room (we were 4 girls sharing) and there was one smaller than double bed and some dodgy looking sofa cushions that two people had to sleep on. The description of the room was that their would be a double bed and bunk beds and the staff were unhelpful. The only good thing about this place is the home cooked food.
Thank you for taking your time to write this review; we have 32 private rooms with 5 rates and no two rooms are the same so always encourage our guests to request having a look at 2 or 3 of the same priced rooms so they can choose the room they prefer. We have extra futon style mattresses for extra persons and encourage our guests to ask our staff to accommodate them any way they choose and not to be shy, otherwise our staff lack professional skills to encourage such. Again we email nearly every guest personally with all of our email, cell phone and land line tel # communication details so if they find our staff unresponsive all they need to do is ask or notify us personally and we're make things right promptly and sometimes send the more "unhelpful" home on "vacation" and replace them with new more helpful staff
- anonim
- Fransa, Erkek, 41+
- Seyyah
- 28 Değerlendirmeler
Shuttle to airport not available but declared on wall..
Our airport service is presently in limbo due to our driver leaving 6 months ago and our airport service charges being nearly double what metered taxis cost and also because of the massive construction projects between our place and the 4 airports requiring guests to wait for 30+ minutes to be picked up. We also provide guests with every email we send when confirming their bookings how to get from our place to all for airports for ONLY P7 by jeepney + a short walk and have found over the years our Townhouse guests are very frugal and choose the less expensive transport options rather than use our airport service
- anonim
- Yeni Zelanda, Çift, 25-30
- Acemi Göçebe
- 5 Değerlendirmeler
Checked in late and left early so cant comment a whole lot. Pretty average in all departments. Bit tricky to find, the street is quite small and easily driven past. Close to domestic terminal though, you get what you paid for. Staff not overly outgoing, didn't have change so had to use my small stuff I'd planned for taxi which ended up being a hassle. I'd only stay if your on tight budget!
- anonim
- Almanya, Karma Grup, 25-30
- Acemi Göçebe
- 1 Değerlendirme
staff unfriendly. nobody cares. there is no change, never. stayed 100m away on a nother building no wifi. shower was not working, coachroaches. only 1 plug. all together, only good if you have to sleep somewhere before your fly departure.
Thank you for writing a review; it's too bad you couldn't include the name(s) of our unfriendly staff because we would send them on "vacation" back to the province where they came from to be reminded how tough their lives were before working at The Townhouse Hotel Manila. We have called Sky Cable, PLDT and Cable Lnk internet and cable TV providers 5 times a day for the past 3+ months to have wifi and cale TV installed in our unit 11 just down the street 10 doors, 65 meters from our main building and though their technicians have shown up 2 or 3 times and promised to come back they never have so thanks for your reminder we start calling them 5 times a day again starting tomorrow, Monday April 4. If you had simply notified our front desk staff that you had problems with the shower our maintenance guy could have fixed the problems within minutes most likley. The "nobody cares" attitude seems to be very common and rampant in impoverished countries located in the equatorial zone with tropical weather but that said I'm NOT condoning it as the owner but simply stating a fact or battle as owners versus staff or as an employer versus employees forever ongoing problem and the more you travel the more you will experience such attitudes outside homeland where there is a "live to work" culture versus a "work to live" culture in the tropics and Mediiterranean climate zone.
- anniemurphy025313
- ABD, Çift, 25-30
- Acemi Göçebe
- 3 Değerlendirmeler
Wasn't a fan of the location, should've done more research. We ended up staying 2 nights instead of 4. We weren't given a refund but a credit if we ever came back, which is nice. The kitchen offered some tasty food and had beer and hard liquor. The private room had 1 full bed and a twin bed, also a tv and fan. No air con in the one we stayed in. Also we couldn't get Wi-Fi in our room, had to go to the common area.
- unclejohnoday7369
- ABD, Erkek, 41+
- Acemi Göçebe
- 2 Değerlendirmeler
a nice oasis in a crazy place !! Bill the owner was nice and helpful . i'll be sure to stay there again and recommend to folks. the food was good as well john o
Thanks for writing a simple review nd we wished all guests were as honest and complimetary as you; we LOVE our guest house style Townhouse Hotel Manila which we opened as a hobby in Jan 1986, 30 years ago with only one townhouse unit with 3 rooms and 2 bathrooms which has grown to 5 townhouse units with 32 private rooms and a 6 bed dormitory regardless of negative reviews published by less than happy campers / budget travelers
- anonim
- Ispanya, Erkek, 25-30
- Acemi Göçebe
- 4 Değerlendirmeler
Lamentable,el peor sitio con diferencia al que he ido(y aseguró que he viajado a sitios cochambrosos) sucio,desordenado,simplemente asqueroso,la zona en la que se encuentra,aparantemente cerca del aeropuerto pero no tanto,es peligrosa,o al menos lo parece
- anonim
- Kanada, Erkek, 41+
- Acemi Göçebe
- 7 Değerlendirmeler
This is a low price, basic hostel. It is a dreary place - nothing inspirational about it. The hostel has a small canteen with reasonable prices and basic fare. The nearest decent restaurant is 2 km away. There is nothing in the neighbourhood that I found attractive. On the other hand, the internet is good and the price is super low. If you are looking for a place to hang out for a day or two, get a good night's sleep, and you want to pay bottom peso, this is the place. I recommend it.
- anonim
- Almanya, Çift, 25-30
- Coşkun Gezgin
- 10 Değerlendirmeler
It is a normal guesthouse in Asian standard. We've got a upgrade from dorm to private room. Thanks for that. The area is not that nice but it is close to the airport. Staff and boss always friendly and helpful. Wifi was really good.
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Riley Lewis is 49 years old he's 5'6", 158 lbs., with black hair and brown eyes. He's wanted on a narcotics violation. Michelle Wolf is 24 years old. 5'5" tall, 140 lbs., with brown hair and blue eyes. She's wanted for obstructing. And Scott Moore is 40 years old. He's 5'8" tall, 215 lbs., with brown hair and green eyes. He's wanted for felony theft. And John Williams is wanted for burglary. Williams is 36 years old, 5'9" tall, 290 lbs., with black hair and brown eyes.
I want to take this opportunity to remind everybody that Crime Stoppers also has a website. It's rockfordcrimestoppers.com. You can view wanted suspects on that site. And also channel 17 and 57. That's cable. That's Comcast Cable, broadcasts wanted people 24 hours a day for the Crime Stoppers program. If you know the location of one of the people you've just seen, please call Crime Stoppers at 963-7867 or toll free at 1-888-769-STOP. Remember when you call Crime Stoppers, we never ask your name, we don't have caller ID and we do pay cash rewards up to 1,000 dollars.


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359 Upper Street, Islington. A grade II listed building, formerly a tram shed & The Mall Antiques Arcade, held host to the opening of our brand new concept store launch event. Inside the store is laden with bespoke fixtures & antique furnishing which are a nod to the building's history, including several features which were influenced by & are a tribute to Newgate prison.
To open the event held on July 3rd, up & coming band Big Deal played a stripped down acoustic set, whilst guests shopped the collection over the two floors, tucking into the pick 'n' mix sweet counter. Tailors Hawthrone & Heaney provided an exclusive live monogramming experience, which was offered free with any Superdry + Timothy Everest Tailoring purchase.
Guests sipped on cocktail coolers skillfully crafted by the mixologists & crowded around the DJ booth listening to The In Crowd on the decks. A DJ collective featuring Ricki Hall, Ami Carmine, Siggy Smalls & Them & Us.
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My mom recently tried making the Pioneer Woman's version of iced coffee. She said hers turned out really good! I told her I didn't want to make such a large batch and that's when she told me I could have the same result with just chilled coffee from the fridge.
So here's what I did and it is SO good!
You will need chilled coffee, La Lechera condensed milk, 2% milk or half and half, ice, and a tumbler cup.
Brew some strong coffee (I use Dunkin Donuts) in the evening, take it off the burner as soon as it's done, and let it cool for about an hour or two. Then, set it in the fridge for over night.
I just store the coffee in it's pot in the fridge. You should probably put it in some kind of air tight container to keep it even more fresh, but this worked for me.
In the morning, fill your tumbler cup to the top with ice. Lots of ice. Then fill the cup 3/4 full with coffee. Add 3 tbs condensed milk (this squeeze bottle is easier than opening the kind in the can, plus they have a caramel kind). Then add a splash of milk or half and half. Stir it up and you're good to go! Just a note: half and half makes it much better, more creamy, but we all know where that goes straight to. You can rotate it with other milk of your choice on other days of the week haha!
That's a fine cup of iced coffee for probably less than 50 cents. That saves you like 3 bucks from getting one at Sbucks or Dunkin. You should try it! It's very easy. I can even make a cup of it with a baby in my arms!


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