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Xenia Martinez took a giant leap from her high school classroom to the stage of 'The Voice' to perform the Script's 'Breakeven' for her audition. The teenager's raspy twang caught the attention of country star Blake Shelton, who will serve as her coach for the singing contest.
Xenia, a 16-year-old girl who just goes by her first name on the show, is probably the freshest face in the competition. While several of her competitors have had significant professional experience in the music industry, 'The Voice' marks the Temecula, Calif., student's first shot at stardom.
"I've always been the quiet girl in class and school," revealed Xenia in her pre-audition interview. "I keep things to myself a lot, so I think if my school saw me [on 'The Voice'], they'd be like, whoa, I didn't know she was a singer."
The shy youngster came out of her shell to perform 'Breakeven' in front of the four superstar 'Voice' coaches. She ultimately chose Shelton over Cee Lo Green, who had also wanted her on his team. "Yaaayyy!," wrote Xenia on her post-show blog. "Blake is now officially my coach! He is soooo nice and such a great singer."
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Urban Planner: July 17, 2014
In today's Urban Planner: patio music, local treasure-hunting, and a restored slasher flick.
- Music: If the patio is your summer destination of choice, Roy Thomson Hall wants to sweeten your sun-soaking with its Live on the Patio music series. Every week you can enjoy a few drinks, food from Barque Smokehouse, and great entertainment, while unwinding next to a charming urban pond. Check out Sun K and Grey Lands (July 17), Francesco Yates (July 24), Belle Star (July 31), and the TSO Brass Quintet (August 7). Roy Thomson Hall (60 Simcoe Street), 5 p.m., FREE. Details
- Markets: Treasure hunting doesn't have to be an activity you do only on the weekends. Grab a cocktail and peruse the goods of local artists and entrepreneurs at Toronto Indie Art Market's July Sunset Market. More than 40 vendors will be displaying their crafts, foods, clothing, jewellery, and small-press products. Gladstone Hotel (1214 Queen Street West), 7 p.m., FREE. Details
- Film: Never before has drapery been so horrifying! This month's Rue Morgue CineMacabre is a very special screening of the restored 1983 slasher flick Curtains. When six actresses head out to a remote mansion to audition for a movie role, they find themselves up against some pretty, uh, killer competition. Booze will be behind the bar, gruesome snacks at the concession, and star Lynne Griffin in the audience! Royal Cinema (608 College Street), 9:30 p.m., $10. Details
- Art: If The Forbidden City: Inside the Court of China's Emperors has a mascot, it's Emperor Yongzheng. The image of the 18th-century Chinese ruler dominates the promotional material of the exhibition, which is one of the centrepieces of the Royal Ontario Museum's centennial year. His portrait certainly has visual appeal, but Yongzheng is also a figure associated with surprising elements of life within the former imperial palace. Royal Ontario Museum (100 Queens Park), all day, $27 adults. Details
Art: "The greatest art always returns you to the vulnerabilities of the human situation." – Francis Bacon
"In the human figure one can express more completely one's feelings about the world than in any other way." – Henry Moore
These quotations, which welcome visitors to "Francis Bacon and Henry Moore: Terror and Beauty," immediately establish the exhibition's tone and focus. Each artist's distortions of the human figure, shaped by their wartime experiences, capture the vulnerability of our mortal forms. Art Gallery of Ontario (317 Dundas Street West), all day, $25 adults. Details
Film: You'd be hard-pressed to think of a filmmaker more frequently linked to his national cinema in the popular imagination than Satyajit Ray, whose work in the 1950s brought an independent streak to the production of Indian cinema as famously as Jean-Luc Godard's Breathless countered the establishment of French costume dramas around the same time. Yet prior to the 1990s, you might have found it equally difficult to name a major international figurehead who was as underrepresented at repertory screenings, so dire was the state of the films' prints.
Twenty years after the Academy Film Archive restored the Bengali director's deteriorating and otherwise endangered negatives and made proper retrospectives possible, TIFF Cinematheque offers "The Sun and the Moon: The Films of Satyajit Ray," a far-ranging program that gives Toronto audiences the opportunity to see the fruit of that labour as well as the work of arguably India's most influential filmmaker. TIFF Bell Lightbox (350 King Street West), all day, . Details
- Film: Every part of our city will be drenched in WorldPride this summer, including the TIFF Bell Lightbox. Bent Lens: Pride on Screen comprises nearly two months of screenings, exhibits, and speaking engagements that reflect the broadness of our LGBT community. Check out films under the stars in David Pecaut Square, take in a conversation with Laverne Cox of Orange is the New Black, and much more. TIFF Bell Lightbox (350 King Street West). Details
- Theatre: With so many sold-out shows at this year's Toronto Fringe Festival, there were plenty of people who didn't get to see many of Torontoist's top picks. Not to worry: as they have for several years now, the Toronto Centre for the Arts is presenting Best of Fringe, a two-week additional run for some of the most popular shows at this year's festival, including Theatre Brouhaha's Punch-Up, Pea Green Theatre's Three Men in a Boat, and The Howland Company's 52 Pick-Up. We strongly suggest double billing shows over an evening (each show runs about an hour) and buying tickets well in advance, as each show gets only three performances. Toronto Centre for the Arts (5040 Yonge Street), all day, $17.75-$21.75. Details
- Photography: Our fascination with fame and celebrity isn't new—and this is illustrated in Izzy Gallery's newest exhibit, Terry O'Neil: The Man Who Shot the Sixties. A photographer from the U.K., O'Neill snapped iconic shots of everyone from The Beatles and Rolling Stones to Brigitte Bardot and Faye Dunaway. The opening party features an appearance by O'Neill himself, and his "photographs from the frontline of fame" will remain on display until the end of August. Izzy Gallery (106 Yorkville Avenue), 11 a.m., FREE. Details
- Sports: Align your body, ease your mind, and get your retail therapy all in one stop this summer at the Shops at Don Mills. Bring your mat for free Yoga in the Town Square every Tuesday and Thursday, courtesy of Titika. Shops at Don Mills (1090 Don Mills Road), 7 p.m., FREE. Details
- Dance: If the warm weather makes you feel like dancing, well, Harbourfront is where you need to be. Get your groove on every Thursday until the end of summer at Dancing on the Pier. Live music from the likes of the Toronto All-Star Big Band, Sean Bellaviti, and Luis Orbegoso will provide the soundtrack to each themed evening. Got two left feet? No problem! Instructors will be on hand to get your steps in order. Harbourfront Centre (235 Queens Quay West), 7 p.m., FREE. Details
- Music: There's bound to be a lot of barbecuing, beaching, and boozing around the city this summer, so we'd like to suggest something a little more refined to keep things balanced. The Music in the Garden series features weekly performances by a variety of unique musical groups, amid the luscious greenery of the Toronto Music Garden. The Akwesasne Women Singers start things off on July 3 with a showcase of English and Mohawk songs, followed by Music from the Garden of India (July 24), an all-female fiddling supergroup (July 31), the Nagata Shachu taiko drumming ensemble (August 21), the Veretski Pass Trio (September 4), and many more. Toronto Music Garden (479 Queens Quay West), 7 p.m., FREE. Details
- Dance: Since 2012, Kaeja d'Dance has been working with families in Seaton Village to develop Porch View Dances, an evening of choreographed works inspired by the neighbourhood and families themselves. You'll be guided through site-specific performances on and around the porches, streets, and alleyways of the Village, culminating in a final public performance. Whether you live in the neighbourhood or want to explore a new one, Kaeja d'Dance provides a rare opportunity to see a community choreographed. 7 p.m., PWYC. Details
- Theatre: Fans of oddball British humour—rejoice! The Lower Ossington Theatre has brought the genius of Monty Python's Eric Idle to Toronto with their rendition of Spamalot. Watch as flying cows, killer rabbits, and all sorts of bizarre elements come together to tell a twisted version of the legendary story of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. Lower Ossington Theatre (100 Ossington Avenue), 8 p.m., $49–$59. Details
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As part of Trans Awareness week, a group of panelists said Sunday that they support gender-neutral housing at Yale, but acknowledged the potential obstacles to its implementation. Speaking to an audience of about 25, the panelists said the administration must overcome logistical hurdles before the proposal can be approved, including the residential college system. Planned […]


text: Manly united ahead of finals: Watmough Wed 03 Sep, 2014, 4:08pm Angela Habashy, AAP Tweet Email Print Anthony Watmough broke his club-imposed media ban to speak to reporters on Wednesday. Credit: Robb Cox. Copyright: NRL Photos. Unsettled Manly forward Anthony Watmough has dismissed suggestions the Sea Eagles are a divided side heading into the NRL finals while refusing to be drawn on his future at club.Watmough, who has been on a club-imposed media ban over the last few weeks, spoke publicly on Wednesday but would not answer questions regarding any negotiations he's involved in with rival sides.The back-rower is contracted to Manly through 2015 but has been granted permission to negotiate with other clubs for the 2016 season.But he made it clear from the get go he was not going to elaborate on his contract situation."No comment," he joked, before a question had yet to be asked."It's been good just hiding in the wings. I'm here to talk about footy today."I don't want to be rude to you guys but it's a thing that my manager deals with and it's my job to play footy so let's just talk about that."Asked why he'd decided to break his silence on Wednesday, Watmough said it was important the side were united ahead Manly's premiership tilt and downplayed any division within the ranks."It's semi-final time and we're moving towards something special so everyone has got to be on board," he said."Everyone is always on board."We play tough each week and we play for one another so you can't ask for anything more."Watmough has been at the centre of continued unrest at Brookvale over the departure of star back-rower Glenn Stewart, who will join South Sydney next year.The NSW representative has been linked to a move to Parramatta, under former Manly assistant Brad Arthur, and Canterbury, under ex-Manly mentor Des Hasler.Manly centre Steve Matai has requested a release from the final year of his contract in 2015 to join the Warriors on a big money move while Brett Stewart is another who has been linked to an exit from Brookvale next year, despite still being under contract.Asked what he had to say to the fans who were concerned about the instability, Watmough vowed the side would give their all against North Queensland in Townsville on Saturday, where a win would secure Manly the minor premiership."We'll come out and give them our best on Saturday up there. We're looking forward to the semis," he said."Hopefully we can get a win and finish in top spot." Tweet Email Print Send to a friend: Your Name: Your Email: Friend's Name: Friend's Email: Close Submit loading image needs to go here


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Her Royal Highness, The Princess Royal, has presented BT researcher Jia-Yan Gu with a WISE Excellence Award for being an inspiration to girls.
The WISE Awards – backed by an organisation that works to promote female talent in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) - celebrate the achievements by women who have taken steps to attract and develop females in STEM subjects.
Jia-Yan, aged 26, arrived in the UK from China speaking no English. Her school discouraged her from doing A Level biology so she taught herself and achieved six Grade A's. She now works as a researcher in semantic technology for BT Innovate & Design.
Trudy Norris-Grey, chair of WISE, said: "Jia-Yan's passion for getting more people excited about working in technology is to be commended. In addition, she is an incredible role model to other girls proving it is possible to do something meaningful with your life, whatever your background and circumstances."
Jia-Yan said she chose a career in engineering to make a difference to people's quality of life.
"It was the real industry applications and research in emerging technologies that has been really exciting and also my motivation for sharing the brilliant career opportunities that are available to young women who are considering STEM subjects," said Jia-Yan.
Earlier this year the inspirational work of Jia-Yan was recognised at the Asian Women of Achievement Awards where she was commended for "leading collaborative scientific research projects across the world, and her charity work supporting female victims of sexual abuse."
Tim Whitley, managing director of BT's research and development campus at Adastral Park in Suffolk, said: "This latest award for Jia-Yan is richly deserved. She is an excellent role model and a beacon for everyone who want to use STEM subjects to carve out an exciting and rewarding career."
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No Matter How You Look At It
Since they can't move their eyes, owls have very flexible necks.
Here's a video of a juvenile burrowing owl demonstrating his talent in Cape Coral, Florida.
"What is this?" he says. "No matter how I look at it, it doesn't make sense."
(video by heykayde on YouTube. For more information about the video, click here or see Cape Coral Friends of Wildlife.)
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this made me laugh so hard today. just what i needed. thank you!
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I saw 2 burrowing owls right across the street from me last week. But I haven't seen them again. They are neat birds.


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It is only five days until the Philadelphia Phillies open the season at the Texas Rangers, and the team as already started to trim its roster down to 25. Many faces that were expected to be on the opening day roster will instead start the season on the disabled list. Cole Hamels, Darin Ruf, and Freddy Galvis are just a few of the key players they Phillies will be without to start the season. Now they are charged with being more careful in deciding who will fill in while these key contributors recover. Let's play armchair GM and try to predict who the Phillies will go with to start the season.
Carlos Ruiz is the obvious starter in the situation, ready to bounce back from a poor 2013 season. He has been one of the better hitters on the team this spring, currently hitting .300. His backup will be Wil Nieves, who has gained favor due to his handling of the team's pitchers rather than his bat.
Ryan Howard, Chase Utley, Jimmy Rollins, and Cody Asche are the team's starting infielders, but afterwards the picture is a bit more unclear. Due to injuries the only other infielder will likely be infielder Reid Brignac. The utility infielder nearly makes it in by default due to an injury to first baseman/outfielder Ruf and utility infielder Galvis being diagnosed with MRSA. That is not to say that Brignac did not earn his spot, as he has hit .333 this spring in 19 games. I'm definitely interested to see what he can bring to the Phillies with Galvis out indefinitely.
The outfield will be an important group of players for the Phillies, as most of the bench will likely come from this group. Marlon Byrd and Ben Revere, the team's starting right and center fielders respectively, both enjoyed successful springs. Revere is the most important of the starting outfielders, as he will be the offense's new spark plug as long as he plays the way he did before his injury last season. Byrd offers optimism of a good right handed power bat that the Phillies have missed since losing Jayson Werth. Meanwhile Domonic Brown will be under pressure to repeat the success he had last year in his breakout season.
John Mayberry Jr. is a safe call to make the roster, not only because of his contract, but also because he offers versatility since he can play all outfield positions as well as first base. Tony Gwynn Jr. and Cesar Hernandez have likely played their way onto the roster as well, hitting .300 and .257 respectively. Hernandez also offers versatility due to his ability to play multiple positions.
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The starting rotation is all but set, as the Phillies will only need a four man rotation for the first two weeks. Cliff Lee, A.J. Burnett, Kyle Kendrick, and Roberto Hernandez will hold things down for the first two weeks. Afterwards the team will need a fifth starter, and it will likely be Jeff Manship. Manship has the lowest ERA, 1.80, of the team's spring starters and earlier in the spring earned the praise of manager Ryne Sandberg. Since Hamels is likely out until May, Manship should step in and keep the Phillies in games for the last two weeks of April.
Johnathan Papelbon is the team's closer as long as he is with the team. After him Antonio Bastardo is likely the set up man with Mike Adams on the disabled list. He has struggled in the past, but a strong spring after strong 2013 before being suspended provide optimism that Bastardo could return to his 2011 form. Jake Diekman and Justin De Fratus are two young arms who could still develop into key bullpen arms for the team. The two will look to build off of the success the had last season. Roster invitee Shawn Camp has pitched his way onto the roster, as he has a 1.08 ERA in 8 games. The last spot will likely go to B.J. Rosenberg, who has pitched for the team in the past and could fill multiple roles for the team.
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The name "ammonite" is derived from the ancient Egyptian god Ammon, who considered them to be divine. He is represented by the head of a ram with twisted spiral horns, reminiscent of the twisted shells of the ammonite. Ammonites thrived from around 435 million years ago. Their fossils were one of the first forms of jewelry: from cavemen to present day!
Ammonites were predatory, squidlike creatures that lived inside coil-shaped shells. Like other cephalopods, ammonites had sharp, beaklike jaws inside a ring of tentacles that extended from their shells to snare prey such as small fish and crustaceans. Some ammonites grew more than three feet (one meter) across—possible snack food for the giant mosasau
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|June 27, 2004, 12:40 AM
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Bore Butter in non-Blackpowder Firearms?
This seems like the best place for this question: Has anyone tried using Thompson's Bore Butter as a cleaner/lube/protectant on a modern cartridge (nitro powder) firearm? Does it provide enough protection from rust, etc?
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Modern propellants don't have rust inducing components. The mfg of bore butter would love it if more folks used it on non-blackpowder firearms. Sales would increase.
Rust also depends on the humidity in your area and it must be pretty dry up there in the Sierra Nevadas.
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Wow, you're thinking "out of the box", I like that!
I just love bore butter (the product's protective properties, and the great smell). Funny I never thought of using it on modern firearms. It does seem to stick around, doesn't vanish like a lot of the oils & protectants we are used to using on modern firearms. I've heard that if you use petroleum based products on BP firearms, it winds up sealing hygroscopic material within the microscopic pores of the metal which results in great damage over time. I can see no reason bore butter couldn't be used on the exterior of modern firearms, so I would guess the question is "What would happen when you fired smokeless powder through a barrel treated with it?". If you slathered it on like I do on my BP firearms (and patches) I'd imagine you could have a real sticky/gooey mess in short order. But, since we don't do that with modern cartridges we don't need to worry about that (I'd think that the harder bore butter that comes in a jar rather then a tube might make a decent lube for lead bullets though). So, narrowing the question down further, it becomes "Is the stuff going to have an adverse reaction to being exposed to the chemical properties of smokeless powder?". Hmmmmm, maybe someone has a beater that they could try it out on?
(Dang, I tend to ramble. I think that's why I haven't posted for so long, LOL)
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What exactly IS Bore Butter? I've seen it around for years, but what is it other than Crisco with something added to make it smell different?
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I would HIGHLY advise not using Bore butter in modern arms. If you read the label and MSDS data, it is NOT a Rust preventative. At best, it can slightly inhibit rusting, at worst it can help CAUSE rust by locking moisture against the metal when applied. Plus it tends to melt with heat, making a mess and leaving things unprotected.
I use Butter as patch & wad lube in my Black Powder arms, but thats as far as I go with it.
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Bore Butter in Smokeless Guns
I've used Bore Butter (not Wonderlube) lubed bullets several times in a .45 revolver and a .32-40 rifle using smokeless powder with good results. It could be most people are thinking about the runnier Wonder Lube, which is yellow in color and much less solid than the brown colored bore butter.
I personally think all that hokum about bore seasoning, non-petroleum products in the barrel is just advertising hype, for I've used both for years with no ill effects.
In my experience Wonder Lube and Bore Butter provide excellent long-term rust protection, as well as an excellent stock wax.
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Several incidents of late have caused quite a bit of discussion in our office about the line regarding social media and employees so I thought I'd throw this out to the masses for comments.
Just last week an employee of a media company was fired because they used inappropriate language in a tweet to Chrysler followers.
When an employee is on facebook or twitter for personal purposes and post pictures, comments or anything else that an employer finds objectional - when does it become a problem for the business?
And when is their behavior online grounds for dismissal?
A sales person is posting pictures of their best friends bachelor party - a drunken brawl?
A female employee in charge of your social media post a photo of themselves in a barely there bikini?
An employee has posted an update that is offensive to a significant number of people in your demographic?
Is it perfectly acceptable for them to do any of these things as long as they are on their personal accounts?
Or does it get really gray when they are also connecting to your customers?
Have you encountered this situation already, if so how did you handle it?
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I agree on several points but what about the employees lacking common sense? We've all heard the phrase you can't fix stupid. But I say you will be hard pressed to teach common sense. I cringe to think what a few of our former dealership employees would have found acceptable if I had told them to just use common sense.
Unfortunately, it is now 'uncommon sense' and most folks don't have any, so its shame on us for 'assuming' that having 'sense' is common. Take a look at what happens in Washington D.C. Do you see any 'common sense' there...?
How then can you 'expect' it from someone at at job that requires basically zero education other than being partially literate?
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Funny man.
Car guys have got to stick together AND keep their sense of humor.
You shouldn't be offended, but maybe I should have put a finer point on my 'point'.
I have met people with a genius level IQ's in this business, and some who no one would accuse of being even 'smart'. It is just that you can get a car job with such a broad background that management cannot 'assume' anything, and needs to lay-out specific boundaries for staff activities connect to their job.
I thought that anyone with the necessary 'carguy' thick skin would be unaffected by ANY comment as you point out;-)
This is a hugely interesting and important topic. Social media offers so much opportunity but at the same time so much potential for disaster.
I have seen and heard suggestions for sales consultants to do their own vehicle walkaround presentations and post them on Face Book or You Tube.
This seems like a great idea until you consider what might happen if the consultant makes a safety claim the system is not capable of delivering on. If there is an accident and that system the sales consultant said woud protect the buyer, doesn't, there is documentation of the false claims. Who is liable? The consultant, the dealer, the manufacturer?
Jim, when you say "This is tricky. I assure you, I don't wand or need someone telling me (via policy) what I can and can't do in my personal time and on my personal property...virtual or otherwise. We are a free country and the ability to be an idiot, should one choose to be, is a right."
Would that broad statement include "curbing cars" (personally buying and selling vehicles on your own property)? Would that be acceptable behavior? Conducting business on your own time and on your own property would not be acceptable to most dealers I suspect, nor would unacceptable behavior in public or online that is not consistent with dealer policy, written or otherwise. I agree with you in saying "this is tricky". The employer has rights as well. If in his employee handbook he specifically says that all sales people will wear red shirts with yellow stripes every third Tuesday of the month, he has every right. The sales person has every right not to work there. For the record, I am a front line salesperson too.


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Cities trying to rebound after a natural disaster must focus their support efforts equally on the needs of both the residential and business communities, new research finds.
A study by researchers at Texas A&M University shows that following a devastating hurricane, tornado or other disaster, household and business recovery are mutually dependent upon one another. The study argues that homes provide labor to businesses and consume goods and services from businesses, and that an interruption to either one will affect the other.
"The reopening of businesses can influence nearby households' decisions to return to their homes and the return of households in the market area will increase the chances for businesses to return," researchers Yu Xiao and Shannon Van Zandt wrote in their study.
The research was based on data of 980 homes and 145 businesses after 2008's Hurricane Ike, which made landfall near Galveston, Texas, creating what has become the fourth costliest hurricane. Upon their analysis, Xiao and Van Zandt found that within a 1.5 mile (2.42 kilometer) radius, the greater the percentage of businesses in operation, the more likely it is that a household will be occupied.
"These findings suggest that the re-opening of businesses can significantly influence household decisions to return to their homes," the researchers wrote. "Reasons for this may vary, but may include the availability of jobs and the availability of lower-order goods (those with a limited range) to facilitate a return to normalcy."
The study found that businesses' survival following a disaster isn't as dependent on nearby residential areas being populated as they are the greater geographical area as a whole.
"Because market areas for businesses stretch out beyond the close vicinity, the dislocation of households in the close vicinity may not be fatal for business survival," Xiao and Van Zandt wrote. "However, hollowing out of the larger market area is detrimental."
Since the housing and business markets are so closely linked, the researchers conclude that businesses should take a more active role in disaster management, improving protection at the business site as well as investing in overall community resilience. In addition, Xiao and Van Zandt believe federal and state governments need to provide proper disaster relief to businesses.
"Due to the significant influence of businesses on household occupancy, one way to help households is to help businesses," the researchers wrote. "Businesses and households need to recover together."
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Certificates Offered
Department of Social Science
For purposes of meeting certificate requirements, all nine-credit general education (foundation) courses will count as six credits.
York University students may earn a General Certificate in Urban Studies concurrent with fulfillment of the requirements for a bachelor's degree. This certificate is not, however, open to students who are pursuing or who already hold a degree in urban studies.
Graduating with a certificate: except where otherwise stated, a minimum cumulative grade point average of 4.00 is required to satisfy certificate requirements. Students must also submit application to graduate from a certificate program. Applications should be obtained from and filed with the unit administering the certificate program. Transcript notation that the requirements for a certificate have been completed will be made once the Registrar's Office has received notice from the unit administering the program. Certificates will not be conferred until candidates have successfully completed an undergraduate degree program if they are simultaneously enrolled in a degree and a certificate program. The Faculty does not award certificates retroactively. Refer to the Academic Standards section for details of the undergraduate certificate minimum standards.
To qualify for the General Certificate in Urban Studies, students must complete 24 credits from a list of approved urban studies courses and the cumulative grade point average in these 24 credits must be 5.00 (C+) or higher.
Course requirements for the general certificate are as follows:
- 18 additional credits from among the courses recognized as satisfying the degree requirements in urban studies, including at least six credits at the 4000 level;
- an advising appointment with the coordinator of the General Certificate in Urban Studies.
Courses taken to fulfill the requirements for the General Certificate in Urban Studies may not also be used to fulfill requirements for the degree in public policy and administration. For a current list of approved courses, refer to the urban studies section. Further information about the General Certificate in Urban Studies is available from the coordinator of the Urban Studies program or the coordinator of the Public Policy and Administration program.
Degrees Offered
- Specialized Honours BA: 120 Credits
- Honours BA: 120 Credits
- Honours Double Major BA
- Honours Double Major Interdisciplinary (Linked) BA
- Honours Major/Minor BA
- Honours Minor BA
- BA: 90 Credits


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- Air-Conditioning
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- Final Cleanup
- Kitchenette
- Mini Fridge
- Phone
Don Pepe Hotel
- Near the beach
- Outdoor Pool
- Sun terrace
- Free WiFi in the hotel rooms
- Low Deposit Options Available
- Interest FREE Payment Plans
Don Pepe Hotel is in a fabulous location just 500 metres from San Antonio Bay and 100 metres from the famous "Sunset, Café del Mar and Savannah". Also the vibrant West End district ... Continue reading
Don Pepe Hotel is in a fabulous location just 500 metres from San Antonio Bay and 100 metres from the famous "Sunset, Café del Mar and Savannah". Also the vibrant West End district with its lively atmosphere, restaurants and bars is only a short walk away. The beach has loads of things to do from windsurfing and sailing to parasailing and pedaloes and, for some real sun, sea and sand, take the ferry across to the beautiful beaches of Cala Conta and Cala Bassa from the nearby harbour. There is also a regular bus service to the centre of the town and the beach if you don't want to walk. The Studio's are great value for money and if you are holidaying on a budget, Don Pepe is the place for you.
- Free WiFi in the hotel rooms
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- Sun terrace
Room facilities
The Don Pepe Hotel offers well-equipped Studio's which all have air-conditioning, a private bathroom, a kitchenette with fridge, satellite TV, safe box (free of charge), wifi (free of charge), music, a telephone, and a great little balcony or terrace with spectacular views of San Antonio's famous sunsets.
Twin rooms are well-equipped and have air-conditioning, full bathroom, satellite TV, telephone and balcony.
Services: room cleaning, change of bed linens, change of towels.
Please note that a refundable deposit may be required for the air conditioning and TV remote controllers (10 euro each).
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A beautiful Island with great shopping, entertainment and stunning beaches to explore.
With the location of this accommodation Shuttle Transfers will drop the guests at a drop off point near-by. If you have walking problems or disabilities we recommend a private taxi transfer.
Sustainable Tourism Tax is payable in resort from 1st July 2016 up to a maximum of 2 Euros plus VAT per adult per night.
24hr reception service with free safe boxes, and house-keeping.
To make booking a holiday at Don Pepe Hotel in San Antonio easier for you, we provide a range of different payment options. To find out if you can book Don Pepe Hotel with a low deposit holiday option, please click the "Price and Availability" button above.
Situated on the west coast, ten miles (16km) from the airport and the capital Ibiza, San Antonio is the largest and liveliest holiday resort on the island. Known as 'San An' to the thousands of British clubbers who descend here each summer, the resort's proper name is Sant Antoni de Portmany. San Antonio's wide bay is lined with bars, restaurants and apartment blocks catering mainly for young British holidaymakers. There are a few small sandy beaches in the resort, and the spectacular beaches of Cala Conta, Cala Bassa and Cala Tarida are a short ferry ride away. July and August are the best months to visit for those looking to experience the buzzing nightlife in San An, while the months of May and June, and September and October are most popular with families, couples and older visitors.
The safe, shallow waters of San Antonia bay are great for swimming and holidaymakers can find some of the best beaches only 20 minutes away by public transport or ferry. Water sports and scuba diving can be organised at the seafront and on land everything from golf and tennis to quad biking, karting and horse riding can be arranged making Ibiza a great destination for sports enthusiasts. The interior of the island and much of the coastline is surprisingly unspoilt and can be easily explored, and Ibiza's historic Old Town is well worth a visit for a bit of culture.
Holidaymakers looking for a good culinary experience in San Antonio should try Jamel's Bistro, Sa Capella, S'embarcador or Villa Mercedes. San Antonio has two areas: 'The West End', which is packed with lots of small bars, fast food restaurants and pavement cafés, and the more upmarket 'Sunset Strip', where the better restaurants are found and 'The Bay', which has an eclectic mix of bars restaurants, clubs and hotels. Some restaurants offer good local Spanish fare and excellent locally-caught seafood but the majority cater for more British tastes; Chinese, Indian and Italian food, hamburgers and chips, full English breakfasts and Sunday roasts.
Cafe Del Mar is San Antonio's prided social venue and a must for all visitors and holidaymakers looking for a good night out. Ibiza is synonymous with clubbing and the nightclubs in and around San Antonio attract the best DJs from around the world. A great place to start off the evening is in one of the bars along the Sunset Strip. Privilege is the world's largest club, located on the long straight road to the Ibiza Town.
There is a selection of shops in and around San Antonio catering for holidaymakers, from the inevitable bucket and spade stores to designer boutiques. Good buys include the local porcelain and leather goods. The local supermarkets are great and stock all the well-known brands (particularly British brands); alcohol and cigarettes are particularly cheap. Ibiza Town is the best place to find the latest fashion accessories; the shops don't close until well after midnight during the high season and in the evenings the port area takes on the ambience of a hippy market with street vendors and stalls selling everything from jewellery to cheap CDs.
San Antonio's beaches aren't great, but the spectacular beaches of Cala Conta, Cala Bassa and Cala Tarida are easy to get to. The West End is very noisy and at night is packed with sales reps and 'looky-looky' men trying to sell watches, jewellery, sun glasses and drugs. Those looking for a less hectic evening should stick to the San Antonio Bay end of town. The big clubs are expensive - around EUR45 to get in and EUR8 per drink, but elsewhere it is possible to get a pint for EUR1.50.
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Hotel address : Calle Balançat, 13, San Antonio, Ibiza, Balearic Islands, 07820
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The federal government's famed "Food Pyramid" is on its way out, to be replaced by something resembling a plate or, somewhat ironically, a pie chart. While the "Food Pyramid" — or "Food Plate" — is a way to educate Americans about healthy eating, some activists want to go further, dictating what's on our plates in the name of public health.
Three examples of nutrition battles in recent years should serve as cautionary tales in the debate over education versus control.
Two leading anti-obesity campaigners, Yale University's Kelly Brownell and Harvard's David Ludwig recently declared: "For some of the most important public health problems today, society does not have the luxury to await scientific certainty."
These academics want to use public policy to make us lose weight — even if the consequences of their proposals aren't fully understood and might even backfire.
One idea sprouting up in state legislatures everywhere is the "soda tax." Advocates reason that raising the price of soda will reduce our consumption of calories, causing widespread weight loss.
A fountain of research, though, shows that taxes won't cause people to lose weight. A Duke study released in December, for example, found that substantial taxes would only result in people consuming 7 fewer calories per day — a trifling amount.
Even Brownell admits that "nobody has been able to see how people will really respond under these conditions." That's hardly a vote of confidence in his pet policy — yet he demands that states adopt it.
And consider the emerging War on Salt. Loved by chefs, salt is derided by public health activists who see it as contributing to hypertension and other health disorders. The Institute of Medicine called for mandatory sodium reductions last year, and New York City started a voluntary (for now) program encouraging food makers to reduce the amount of sodium in their foods.
Ironically, the editor of the American Journal of Hypertension says that sodium reduction is an "experiment on a whole population" because there's not enough scientific research to know what will happen. It's feasible, for instance, that people will simply eat more lower-sodium food to reach the same sodium level they were eating before. This, of course, could cause people to get fatter. Oops.
And while a medical director at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention claims that it's not prudent to wait for more sodium science before acting, the record speaks differently. Alderman noted recently that nearly half of a set of 9 studies found no association between sodium intake and health.
Nutrition science is always changing, and it's hard to set broad public policy when its underpinnings can fall away with a moment's notice.
Consider the case of trans fats. In the late 1980s, the activist group Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) attacked restaurants' use of beef tallow because it was high in saturated fat. Restaurants switched to using oil containing trans fats.
At the time, CSPI defended trans fats, saying "All told, the charges against trans fat just don't stand up." But just a few years later, CSPI was demonizing trans fats based on new scientific claims, a campaign that ultimately resulted in busy-bee bureaucrats getting involved.
Marion Nestle, a former federal Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee member, admits that "whether the evidence is good enough to recommend population-based dietary changes comes down to a matter of subjective judgment."
Public health activists want to substitute their judgment for yours and soften evidentiary requirements for making public policy. There's a difference between educating Americans — such as requiring calorie counts on menus — and claiming that said education will be effective when it won't. (Recent research failed to find that menu labeling would reduce the amount of food people ordered, despite activists' predictions.)
There's nothing wrong with teaching Americans about what the latest science says. But it should be up to us to take or leave government recommendations. The last thing Americans should be is puppets of nutrition masters.


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