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[33-40] Jame's Scarlet Monastery Guide
Chapter I: The Library
Scarlet Monastery is many people's favorite instance. You will get to love it yourself too. One of the reasons people love it is because it is divided in 4 Mini instances instead a single big one. The advantages of that feature are numerous. The 4 mini-instances of Scarlet Monastery are The Graveyard, The Library, The Armory and The Chapel..
I will cover the graveyard instance shortly here (because there isn't much to say about it), and then move on to the first important part of the instance, The Library. (see map above).
Quest Gathering
- [42] Into the Scarlet Monastery (elite) - Most important quest (given by Varimathras in the Undercity, in the Apothecarium area.)
- [33] Hearts of Zeal (elite) (given by Aponthecary Faranell in the Apothecarium, Undercity) Pre-requisite for this quest is Going, Going, Guano!, a quest involving the instance Razorfen Kraul.
- [38] Compendium of the Fallen (Elite) (given by Sage Truthseeker in Thunder bluff, you can find him on the lower rise, in the house connected to the bridge taking you to the Spirit rise). Note: Undeads do not get this quest. (for lore reasons)
- [36] Test of Lore (elite) This is the follow up quest of a very long serie of quest, starting with [26] Test of Faith, given by Dorn Plainstalker, in the Thousand Needles, northeast of freewind post. It is up to you if you want to do this long quest or not.
- [40] In the name of the light Most important quest (given by Raleigh The Devout, in Hillsbrad Foothills, Southshore). This quest has pre-requisites: Starting with [39] Brother Anton (given by Brother Crowley in Stormwind city)
- [38] Mythology of the Titans (given by Librarian Mae Paledust, in the city of Ironforge)
- [40] Rituals of Power (Elite) There is a mage only quest involving retrieving a book in the Library. The quest is given by Tabetha, in Dustwallow marsh, right in the middle of the zone, and a bit to the south. It is a follow up quest, you need to be at this point in your 'mage only' quest line before going to Scarlet Monastery.
How to get to SM
Scarlet Monastery is located in the Northeastern part of Tirisfal Glades.
After going up a long corridor you will be in a large room with pillars in the middle, filled with scarlet denizens all around. Clear your way to the opposite side of this hall, and you will reach the 4 entrances to the instance. The two middle doors are locked, they give access to the Armory and The chapel, you can't access them yet. The blue portal on the left gives access to the Graveyard, the blue portal on the right gives access to the Library.
The Graveyard
The Graveyard part of the instance is through the Left blue portal, as explained above. It is totally optional. If you go there and clear the first corrider to the first room, you will be in a torture room, and an easy mini-boss will be there, he doesn't drop anything worth it, but there is also a tortured prisoner there, who gives you a quest:
[33] Vorrel's Revenge (Elite) (Horde only)
If you go to the end of the graveyard you will kill an easy named who drops blue loot sometimes, but really not worth it compared to what you can get in the other part of the instance. On the other hand, this part is easy and can be done by a low 30ish group.
Now on to the interesting stuff, to the library! Enter the blue portal to the right.
The Library
Group composition: lvl 35+ basic party. You need a tank, a healer (priest/druid), some crowd control against humanoid (Rogue / Mage / Warlock) and anything else.
The only real danger of this instance:
Runners. Every single mob (besides the hounds) in this instance runs away in fear when getting low on health. This is almost the only reason why parties can wipe there. So two things:
- Have someone on snare duty (by snare I mean movement slow effects such as Hamstring, concussive shot, etc, or even better, warlock's curse of recklessness).
- Always pull way back, so you have room for errors.
It's easy if you follow the rules above. After clearing first corridor you will reach the Huntsman's Cloister. Clear it entirely, then go south to the room where Houndmaster Loksey awaits you.
Houndmaster Loksey
Houndmaster Loksey deals quite a lot of damage for his level, so if your party is rather 35- than 35+, I suggest you take this fight seriously.
He is guarded by 3 hounds, which don't do nearly as much damage as Loksey does. If you have a druid, put one dog to sleep, if you have mage, sheep one, as for the last one it's up to you. Send the warlock or hunter pet on it, or even, ask the warlock to cast fear the whole fight. (if you cleared the previous room entirely, there's no risk in doing that)
Kill Loksey first, and then finish the easy dogs. Congratulations, you just finished 1/4 of the main quest.
Get moving fast though, because respawn rate is quite fast in Scarlet Monastery.
On the way toward the final boss of this part of the instance, you will meet new mobs, a bit higher in level than the rest: Scarlet Chaplain (priest type), Scarlet Monk (deals high melee damage, but low defense), Scarlet Diviner (casts fireball a lot, interrupt it).
You will finally reach the Athenaeum, where you will find the books you need to complete the Test of lore and Compendium of the fallen (Horde) and Mythology of the Titans (Alliance) as well as the mage quest Rituals of Power. Check the shelves at the spot shown on map. Also, if you have the quest Test of Lore, you will have to clear one of the little side rooms before reaching the Athenaeum, the book is on a table inside of it. (see map)
Arcanist Doan
At the end of the library, you will find Arcanist Doan(lvl 37 Elite), he casts the following spells:
- Arcane Explosion, it's an Area Effect spell, and he casts it a lot, so if you are not supposed to be meleeing him, stand away from it.
- AE Silence, he casts it from time to time, so make sure your casters are far away from him.
- Polymorph, sometimes he turns a group member into a sheep. If you have a Priest he can remove it with Dispel Magic, if you have a warlock, his Felhunter pet can remove it as well.
- Arcane Shield, he casts it once in the fight when you get a good chunk of his health down. He is immune to everything while this Shield is up, and it lasts about 10 seconds.
He can drop one of the following items:
As well as the Mantle of Doan or the Robe of Doan, so-so green items.
In the back of Arcanist Doan's room, you will find a treasure box on the floor, open it, and you will aquire the key to the 2 last instance parts of the Scarlet Monastery.
Now on to the next step, the Armory.
Chapter II : The Armory
So you just entered the Armory. Now things get a bit more tough. First off, mobs are a bit higher level (highest being lvl 40, Herod himself). So I recommend your group is majorly lvl 36+
Secondly, most pulls are gonna be two or three mobs at a time. And there is also a few patrols, and of course, mobs have that annoying tendency to run away in fear. Things can get ugly quickly.
A few rules:
- Naturally, use every Humanoid crowd control spells / abilities your group has at disposal.
- Decide who is gonna be pulling (preferably the warrior, working together with the rogue (sap), if there is a rogue.)
- Pull WAY back, this is important, you need time to finish off mobs when they run away. People sometimes forget to snare on top...
- Decide who everybody will be Assisting (preferably not the warrior who will sometimes need to switch targets to taunt mobs off people)
- Kill casters first, they hurt the most. Scarlet conjurors have annoying Fire elemental as pets. They hurt but got low hit points. So if you don't have a warlock in the group (who could banish them), kill them first right after the caster is dead.
- If there is no caster, kill Scarlet Myrmidons first, they do high damage, and they enrage when low on health, which turns them into killing machine, so finish them off quick when they enrage. The cool thing about them, is that they never run in fear.
- Scarlet Protectors are no harm, they are Paladins and can heal, but ONLY themselves, for some reason, they don't heal other mobs. They have low dps, aren't much of a threat, but take long to kill because of the self healing. So, save them for last.
- Be careful, there is about 4-5 patrols on the way to herod. You can pull every of those patrols solo if you are careful enough. So take your time and watch out for those.
- Respawn is fast, but still you have enough time to do everything carefully, so don't be too hasty and wipe.
At the end of the armory is a big circle room, where Herod awaits his challengers.
Herod, The Scarlet Champion
Herod is tough, looks cool, and is a fun fight.
He hits pretty hard, and has a load of HPs. And some nasty abilities:
- Cleave - Hits an additional nearby target. This can be avoided if nobody else but the warrior is in close melee range. Note: A Rogue can still be meleeing and avoid most cleaves if he is fighting Herod from behind, and at max possible melee range.
- Whirlwind - Herod starts to spin, and every nearby player gets hurt every 3 second for about 200dmg+ , this lasts about 9 seconds.
When this happens, whoever is in melee range, must back off fast, even the warrior. When he is done spinning, you can go back at him immediatly.
Note: Herod is immune to magic while he is doing Whirlwind.
- Immune to stun, silence, etc.
- When he is below 20% hit points, he enrages, and this is when he really hurts. So save up some mana / energy for this moment, and finish him off quickly.
- When Herod dies, about 20 Scarlet Trainees come into the room and try to avenge their fallen Hero. They are only lvl 30 and non-elite though. use AE to kill them all fast.
Herod can drop the following items:
Prepare for the last part of the instance now, The Chapel.
Chapter III : The Chapel
I would recommend your group having an average of lvl 40+ for this last part of the instance. Simply because the last fight includes fighting Mograine and Whitemane at the same time. And they are both boss mobs, and both lvl 42 Elite. If you are lvl 39 or lower, they will be Orange to you, you will hit them less often, less hard. They will hit you more and harder. This is why lvl 40 or higher is a big advantage here.
New mobs:
- Scarlet Centurion - Melee type, casts Battle Shout.
- Scarlet Wizard - Casts Arcane Explosion (Instant AE) and Fire Shield III - Kill them fast.
- Scarlet Champion - Melee type, hits hard - Special High damage attack: Holy Strike.
- Scarlet Abbot - Priest type, casts Renew and Heal. Must be interrupted and killed fast.
On Your Way to The Chapel
You will first have to go through a garden with a pool in the middle. The fastest way through it seems to be clearing a straight path to the pool, then move your whole group there. Then when your whole group is safely sitting in the middle of the pool, you can start pulling either left or right, towards the stairs to the upper level of the gardens.
Once you have cleared a path safe enough to move up, tell your group to do so, and establish your new camp on the upper level pool, right next to the fountain. It's safe spot, nothing aggros there.
Now start pulling towards the Chapel's gate. Pull the mobs carefully, there are lots of roamers here, and fight them inside the pool, in the middle of it.
Warning: Be extremely careful with runners here, as you don't have much room for mistakes.
Once the path to the gate is open, call your group to move up the stairs, but don't move inside the chapel yet.
You will first clear the beginning of the Chapel by pulling it outside, to the stairs. When you feel that you have cleared enough inside so it is safe enough to move in, do so.
At the end of the chapel is Scarlet Commander Mograine. There is one thing you need to know about him before you go further: when you attack Mograine, he calls for help, and the WHOLE Chapel will come to his aid. So before you aggro Commander mograine, clear EVERYTHING that is inside the chapel, including the back rooms to the side. Check every little corner before you attack him, because the next fight is quite something.
Scarlet Commander Mograine & High Inquisitor Whitemane
Engage Mograine when your group is fully ready, and warn them about a few things:
- Mograine is a paladin type mob - He uses Hammer of Justice (3 sec stun), Crusader Strike (increases holy dmg on target), and Divine Shield (invulnerable for 10 seconds). He hits hard and can take a lot of pain. Thanks god though, he doesn't heal.
- When Mograine dies, High inquisitor Whitemane comes and attack your group - Whitemane isn't much of a threat - she doesn't hit hard, casts Holy Smite mainly, until she pulls out her ''special''.
- At some point, Whitemane will cast Area Effect Sleep, putting the whole party to sleep for about 10 seconds, and there is nothing you can do about it, it is part of the script. While your party is sleeping, she goes and Ressurects Scarlet Commander Mograine, and fully heals him.
- Don't panic, send your warrior on Mograine to offtank him, and the rest of the group on Whitemane. Kill Whitemane fast, she doesn't have much hit points, she is a caster type boss. When Whitemane is down, jump on Scarlet Commander Mograine and this time kill him for good.
Scarlet Commander Mograine can drop the following:
He can as well drop the Scarlet Leggings, the same ones Herod drops.
High inquisitor Whitemane can drop :
You are done with the main quest now, but before leaving the instance, go to the little side room on the right, there is a torch in a corner, which is actually a switch to a secret room. Inside this room is High Inquisitor Fairbanks, which turns out to be an Undead (so much about Holy crusade), he is sleeping but will wake up if you get very close.
Anyway, he is an easy boss, casts sleep and curse of blood (physical damage taken increased), and powerword:shield.
He drops 3 top of the line random green items.
Also, before leaving the Chapel, check out the circle room where Whitemane was before she came to attack you. There is a treasure chest there most of the time.
Now is the time for you to go and turn in your main quest, and enjoy the rewards, which are totally great for this level.
I hope you enjoyed this guide through the Scarlet Monastery!
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Needs an update
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Reccomendation on money making in chapel (cath)
Submitted by Aldorug on Sat, 2009-01-10 19:38.
Reccomendation on money making in chapel (cath), well when i was being ran thru SM:Cath (-7minute runs) lvl 80..anyhow i was looting all best to make money is to pick up all the silk cloth, mageweave cloth, greens that drop, and the blues from the bosses "in total i did like 20-25 runs from lvl 28-40
i started it with ONLY 10 gold...at the end when i was lvl 40 i checked my inventory after selling the (soulbounds to vendors)..(binds on equipe) to AH (Autioneer helped with AH) i had 100 gold..thats 90 gold profit in just 20-25 runs...runner didn't want to waste time so i only looted what was most valuable "autioneer helps with that(check profit sold to vendor / AH"mageweave should sell at AH "stacks") silk cloth vendors 30s each stack mageweave = 50s each stack at vendors..AH depending on prices already there...the blues i was making 1g+ profit!!!...greens were 50s-95s profit its unbelieveable maybe but i am proof
Nice Guide
Submitted by Sjoher on Thu, 2008-12-25 22:48.
This is a very nice guide but I did manage to find one small error here. It's about the quest:
[42] Into the Scarlet Monastery (elite) - Most important quest (given by Varimathras in the Undercity, in the Apothecarium area.)
Varimathras is inside the Royal Quarter which is inside the Apothecarium. Not a big error but I thought it was worth mentioning in case someone is wondering
not so important..
Submitted by marin0s on Mon, 2008-08-04 07:30.
Hypnotic Blade, also gives 8-9 spell dmg (if I ain't wrong...)
By the way, use Hypnotic Blade + the off hand from "Into the Scarlet Monastery" quest
this way you'll have 20 intelect 5 stamina and 8(or)9 spell dmg...
no need to take the neck, you can get a better one (triune amulet)
This will help..!
Submitted by marin0s on Sun, 2008-07-20 11:13.
I did this with my friend on the library.
You will just need a druid..
Its quite simple, druid on bear form, he pulls all the instance behind him and you follow on some distance (cause otherwise mobs will come after you faster than the druid) go to the last boss, then simply die, druid will die too...
Then druid comes back to the instance (or soulstone resurect) stealth and come to you without pulling anything..
In the boss room, he can cast his rez, without a prob, he can cast it while in combat, but he will most likely not get in combat...
You rez, he kills the boss, loot, take the key, and be happy
The only problem, is that the rez has a 20min cd, so.. do it only once, or wait the expansion (druids will have normal rez too !yay!)
Dunno, you could do it in many ways, like get soulstone resurect, both die in the boss room and then resurect again... this way u wont have to wait 20 mins, or need a druid.. u can do it with other chars aswell the only prob is that you will need a warlock too
You will probably be a mage, so if you take a rogue to boost you, after the pull, cast frost nova twice (with permafrost!, frost nova, after 8 sec, snap, nova), ice block, (u will have the aggro) wait till he kills the boss (i dont think he will_we tried this with the druid but it didnt worked[maybe cause he was resto :D] vanish, you loot (if you make it) then go out and do it again _ITS HARD_ you will die thats the only 100% sure thing unless if you are a rogue or a druid, (you wont it has caster rewards)
Balance druid, you will love it, you dont have to kill urself, simply take a rogue, he runs till the last room , <
The druid will be in stealth, you DONT enter combat if you stay far from the rogue, just stealth in the end of the whole story,
I hope you understood what i mean, this can be done in several instances, save time, and twinks will love it!~!
Have fun guys, <3
Great guide, but I
Submitted by appelsaus on Sun, 2008-07-13 15:45.
Great guide, but I discovered a small error:
[40] In the name of the light Most important quest (given by Raleigh The Devout, in Hillsbrad Foothills, Southshore). This quest has pre-requisites: Starting with [39] Down the Scarlet Path (given by Brother Anton in Stormwind city)
Brother Anton is actually in Nijels Point, Desolace. The quest starts at Brother Crowley in Stormwind Cathedral Square.
Scarlet Commander Mograine
Submitted by Tiwack on Tue, 2007-06-05 00:54.
My mage died under the fight as Mograine seemed to aggro on me. I had the aggro right as he died, but when Whitemane ressurected him, i had no chance. Our warrior desperately tried to get the aggro away from me, but he seemed to be stuck on me.
So be VERY carefull who ever has got the aggro when Mograine dies... Because he will be stuck on YOU untill he's killed for good! }:)
Do it like the best, and kill all the rest! xD }:)
u will get reflexes..
Submitted by marin0s on Tue, 2008-07-22 12:08.
With my mages, when I am stuck and going to die, I always do Ice Block, 10secs are much time to think about what should I do(Plus the tank has plaenty time to get aggro back_or the healer to heal you and etc)
A mage is very difficult to die, and just for the record, You have the best survival skills }:)
Submitted by bone on Wed, 2007-04-25 14:00.
did you copy wowiki or they copied you?
Nope, wowwiki nicely copied
Submitted by Snowflake on Fri, 2007-04-27 13:29.
Nope, wowwiki nicely copied on us. We are taking care of this and asking wowwiki to take down the copied guide.
WoW-Pro Admin
Well, at level 43, my lock could solo the graveyard, and ...
Submitted by Ethesis on Mon, 2007-03-19 03:42.
much of the library, but Houndmaster Loksey was just too much (when our group fell apart as people tried to reach the SM, I decided to do it solo. I really wanted the quest rewards and thought I could probably kill the houndmaster myself).
Really, really close though. sigh. But I used stoneskin potions and everything else and no joy. Ran lots of buffs, etc.
nice :P
Submitted by marin0s on Wed, 2008-07-23 12:38.
Well, with my druid, i was tanking in the library, and we died at houndmaster,(at least 2dps and the healer did)
Although, we had a hunter with us, and i took 2 mobs on me (an elite and the boss) and the hunter took an other, and i stood up healing, reforming to take aggro again and fight while i had h.o.t.s'
Easy with a damage absorption trinket (Defilers)
God bless druids
2 thingies i didn't see
Submitted by Noneetono on Sun, 2006-11-26 21:31.
Maybe i read over them at some point but:
- When Arcanist Doan uses his Shield spell he'll shout (so it's a red text) "Burn in rigteous fire!" at that moment he casts a fairly long Fire Nova kind of spell witch hits pretty hard, so it would be wise to run out of it's blas range as soon as he has casted the spell his shield will fade and you can continue to clobber him senseless.
- When Fighting Herod, the Scarlet Champion he'll shout (Red Text again) "Blades of light!" at that moment it would be wise to cease attaking him cause he'll be engulged with a pretty strong Damage Shield (he doesn't seem to attack) if you got a very strong healer or one with a lot of mana it probably won't make a difference if you keep hitting him or not but with a group thats barly within level range it could cause a whipe.
Again if i looked over these 2 things sorry for these comments, It's a great guide to SM though. Well done Jame!


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Design features
- Single-stage centrifugal pump in a process oriented design according ANSI / ASME B73.3-2003
- Magnet drive
- Leakproof
- Horizontally mounted
- Modular system
- Close coupled version optional
- Heating optional
- Thermal barrier
- Secondary seal
- Oiled ball bearing
Technical data
Q up to 210 m³/h with 50Hz / up to 250 m³/h with 60Hz
H up to 150 m with 50Hz / up to 215 m with 60Hz
t from -50°C up to +300°C
p up to PN 40
Higher outputs available.
Standard construction
Pump casing: 316 SS
Impeller 316 SS
Isolation shell: 316 Ti/Hastelloy C4
Magnet carrier: 316 Ti
Internal bearings: silicon carbide
Bearing lantern: nodular iron
Bearing carrier: ductile iron
Other materials available
Bearing carrier realizations:
Bearing carrier
Oiled, with deep groove ball bearing
Close-coupled realization:
Close-coupled pump
Motor stool (without shaft coupling)
Suffixes (designs):
heated pump casing
jacketed bearing lantern
thermal barrier without secondary seal
thermal barrier with secondary seal
internal filter
external feeding, internal secondary-flow boring enclosed
external flushing and venting; internal secondary-flow boring non-enclosed
external secondary flow with main flow filter per DGRL
double isolation shell
Design variants
Heated pump H1 and/or H2
The pumps are outfitted with a heat jacket and pump casing (H1) and/or a heat jacket in the bearing lantern (H2). Both heat jackets can be realized either separately or in conjunction with a bypass line. The heat jackets in the standard construction are rated for operating pressure of 16 bar at 200 °C (steam) or 6 bar at 350 °C. The heat jackets can also be used for cooling.
S or W thermal barrier and secondary seal
The thermal barrier acts as a structural element between the bearing carrier (in the bearing carrier model) or drive motor (in the close coupled model), whereas the hydraulic system allows for heat transfer. This reduces ball bearing temperatures in the gearing when hot liquids are being transported. A radial shaft sealing ring can also be integrated into the thermal barrier for purposes of sealing the magnet driver. The sealing ring acts as a secondary seal that prevents the product from leaking into the environment through a leak in the isolation shell. In order for this secondary seal to be used, the magnet driver chamber must be monitored so that leaks can be detected in good time.
Internal filter F
When solids-containing liquids are being transported, the internal filter prevents inadmissibly large particles from entering the flow channels, and from there the magnetic coupling and internal bearings.
External feed and flushing connections E1 and E2
These external connections allow for external flushing, feeding and/or venting. Connection E1 is used in situations where a continuous feed into the magnet drive is desired. Connection E2 is used suitable for short-term flushing, or for external venting of the magnetic coupling.
Double isolation shell D
The double isolation shell should be used in situations requiring a high level of safety. The unit consists of two interlocking isolation shells, both of which are rated for the relevant operating conditions. If one of the two units is damaged, the casing still remains leaktight. The gap between the two units can be monitored.
Inducer J
Inducers are often used in cases where the installation's NPSH values are extremely low. Inducers substantially reduce pump NPSH throughout the installation without altering pump characteristics. Inducer J can be retrofitted on existing pumps, in most cases with only a minimum amount of pump modification.


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Gai Yaang (Thai BBQ Chicken for July 4th)
Try out Gai Yaang or Thai BBQ Chicken Wings with a sweet-and-spicy chili glaze for the next Superbowl game!
Marinated Chicken Wings
3 tablespoon fish sauce
1 tablespoon palm or light brown sugar
1 tablespoon minced cilantro stems
1 stalk lemongrass, minced
½ teaspoon ground white pepper
1 tablespoon oil
3 lbs chicken wings
¼ cup Thai sweet chili sauce
2 tablespoon roughly chopped cilantro
2 tablespoons Sriracha chili sauce (option – for those extra spicy ribs)
Marinade Wings:
Whisk together fish sauce, sugar, cilantro, lemongrass, white pepper, and oil. Toss wings well, cover and refrigerate for at least one hour, ideally overnight.
Make Glaze:
Whisk together all ingredients for glaze in large bowl.
Cook Wings:
Pre-heat charcoal or gas grill to medium heat. Grill chicken wing over in-direct heat for about 30-45 minutes turning them every 15 minutes until cooked through and golden brown.
Glaze Wings:
Toss wings in glaze until coated well.
July 4th is two days away and I am sure you are busy finalizing your party menu. If you are looking for a new recipe idea to impress your guests, I have got you covered with this guest post by my dear friend Chef Robert Danhi—Gai Yaang or Thai BBQ Chicken Wings recipe. Chef Danhi is my cookbook colleague as he is currently working on his second cookbook, Easy Thai Cooking by Tuttle (my publisher). This Sunday also marks the 4th anniversary of Rasa Malaysia, so to all my American readers, have a great 4th and Happy Independence Day, and Happy 4th Birthday to Rasa Malaysia!
July 4th is all about grilling and each year I like to try something new. This year I am in the midst of writing my second book Easy Thai Cooking (Tuttle, November 2011) and the flavors of Thailand fill my test kitchen. If you are still undecided about what to make this July 4th weekend, I recommend trying out Gai Yaang or Thai BBQ Chicken Wings with a sweet-and-spicy chili glaze.
Like American French fries scream out to be dipped in ketchup, grilled chicken of Thailand yearns for Thai Sweet Chili Sauce. Traveling through the streets of Thailand, especially in the northeast area of Issan, grilling chicken (Gai Yaang) is a common sight. Charcoal fired grills release aromatic smoke and imbue the marinated chicken with a welcome layer of smoky flavor that the sweet chili sauce is right at home with. It is usually served on the side to dip the chicken in but here I find that tossing the grilled wings in the sauce ensure every bite is filled with a sweet-spicy goodness…
Like ginger, garlic and scallion is a common trinity that lays the foundational flavor in many Chinese dishes, the combination of garlic, coriander root (cilantro) and white pepper is a prevailing ingredient combination of Thai cooks. Then seasoning this mixture with some sweet golden palm sugar and the omnipresent fish sauce. Minced lemongrass come to the party with a bright citrus-like aroma.
In short, use the traditional recipe marinade, there is no problem to use coriander (cilantro) stem instead of the less available roots and buy the chili sauce to save that time—also having the remaining bottle will encourage you to incorporate it into all sorts or recipes. I even make a mean coconut martini that I use this chili sauce to coat the glass with.
Now back to my new cookbook…the new book will be different than my Southeast Asian Flavors book in that the recipes may not be the long standing traditional recipes of this food focused culture, they are recipes that have the genuine flavors of Thailand but rely on store-bought condiments to save some time. This is how many of us cook now, even in Thailand. Stay tuned and follow me on Twitter or friend me on Facebook to check on the progress of the cookbook.
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Lovely recipe, looks good. I love Thai BBQ chicken, and it doesn't seem too hard to do. Thank you!
Please verify step 2 and 4:
2.Make Glaze: Whisk together all ingredients for glaze in large bowl. Toss wings in glaze until coated well.
4.Glaze Wings: Toss wings in glaze until coated well.
Tossing pre-cooked wings in glaze in step 2 and tossing cooked wings in the same glaze in step 4 would caused cross contamination!
She must've fixed this because that isn't what it says now. The answer was to only toss wings to glaze after the chicken is cooked. It would have been easy to figure out for yourself though.
The Marinade ingredients include oil but no soy sauce; the instructions say to mix the soy sauce with the other ingredients, but omit the oil.
Please indicate which is correct.
Also – white or black pepper? It doesn't make much difference in this sort of marinade, but again the ingredients and instructions seem to be in conflict!
What brand of fish sauce do you recommend? Thai or Vietnamese?
From personal experience I found Squid brand fish sauce to be a very good all round brand. It's a thai brand but high quality. A thai gourmet chef here recommended that brand for me personally.
Robert, what I love about your first book is it's educational detail that stays truly authentic. I have dozens of Asian cookbooks that cut corners for us lazy Americans who won't go out of the way to source real ingredients. I don't need more shortcut books – I need more books like your first that are my proxy directly into an Asian kitchen with no subtleties omitted. Alas, I'm sure they are not as good of a seller as those with "easy" or "fast" in the title. I'll buy your number 2 book but will put in a vote for book #3 to be a return to the painstakingly authentic. There is no substitute for real.
Chef: So is it Gai Yaang or Gai Yang? You've used both spellings here. Both can't be correct, can they? I am wondering which one you prefer and why.
Could you post the Nam Jim recipe for those of us who want to try the other recipe
OMG delicious and easy to make…thank you for sharing and I look forward to giving these a shot…
Made this last night and will do it again with some changes. Halfway through the marinating time I came back to the site (there had been some inconsistencies in the printed recipe that now appear to be fixed) and noticed the discussion of garlic and the link to the more authentic recipe. I kicked myself for not reading more thoroughly the first time, particularly with regard to the garlic and the cilantro root, and use of mortar and pestle. Following the simplified recipe, I used the stems and discarded the root having no idea that the root is in fact preferred – good to know, how interesting! There was nothing I could do about that but I did pull out the old mortar and pestle and ground up some garlic, poured in the marinade, gave it a few good swishes and dumped it all back on top of the chicken. I let it marinate another hour or so with the revised concoction. The results were DELICIOUS. We used a combination of wings and legs and they came out great. A total keeper.
I recommend that when making the glaze, put in half the sriracha and taste – then decide if you want to add the rest. Half gave it a good level of heat. Going the rest of the way might have been a bit masochistic for the main plate of the meal. For me, anyway.
Next time I will follow the authentic recipe for the marinade and allow them to marinate overnight. I will add the glaze (with half the sriracha) at the end as well. Delicious, thanks so much for sharing this!!
ah, good point! my mae ploy doesn't seem very garlicy so I think I did myself a favor by adding the garlic. thanks again for sharing the delicious recipe!
Yummy stuff. Had them in Bangkok, Krabi and Phuket before.
No need for the chili sauce dipping, really.
Made this for dinner tonight,….. was a hit! Simply delicious!
Thanks for sharing! will definitely use this recipe again!
This recipe looks great! Btw, just fyi, I have moved to new domain. :)
Hi! Nice recipe. Is it common to barbeque with the chicken feet? I usually only use chicken feet in Chinese soup.
Thanks! That was very generous of you to share!!
Is there a substitute for lemongrass? I really want to try this recipe.Thanks
This looks so delicious. BBQ season is right around the corner in my area and I'll definitely be trying this one out.
I used to post comments as "Simon" before. However I'm popping in Kinda late, but finally got myself to register. After eating lots of thai food there isn't really any thai stores here who serve Gai Yang, however the Moo Yang is popular among thai citizens here. This recipe is very interesting. I think I'm gonna go ahead and try and impress my other half with some grilled chicken thai style.
Thanks Robert for sharing this interesting recipe.
Robert…looks like you've got your work cut out for you just answering all the comments. I think most of the questions could be figured out by the home chefs. Good thing you have nothing else in the world to do.


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The following is a sampling of calls received by the Town of Niagara Police between Aug. 12 and 19.
Sunday, Aug. 12
•1600 block of Military Road, larceny. Female accompanied by two children was observed shoplifting items valued at $238. She dropped the bag of items in the parking lot and fled on foot.
•Military Road, Porter Road, Packard Road, Lockport Road, traffic tickets. Patrol issued nine tickets for various offenses, including failure to wear seatbelt, driving without headlights, a failure to show valid proof of insurance, speeding and improper passing.
•8100 block of Crestview Drive, domestic. A 39-year-old woman was arrested after she called to report her husband was trying to kill her. Patrol found the husband at a neighbor's house with injuries on his face. He said when he got home from work his intoxicated wife demanded he give her money to go to the casino and attacked him when he refused.
Monday, Aug. 13
•4700 block of Military Road, vandalism. Complainant reported all four tires on her vehicle were slashed overnight.
•1500 block of Military Road, EMS call. A 3-year-old male struck his head on a fire hydrant.
•B Street, accident. Driver reported that as he was approaching a stop sign, he dropped a lit cigarette in his lap, veered out of the lane and struck the sign.
Tuesday, Aug. 14
•2500 block of Military Road, stolen vehicle. Complainant reported someone stole her 2007 Cadillac while it was parked in a business lot.
•Porter Road, driving while intoxicated. A 59-year-old D Street man with a prior DWI conviction was arrested for felony DWI.
Wednesday, Aug. 15
•1300 block of Niagara Street, aid assist. Patrol assisted Niagara Falls Police with a call on two suspects fleeing an attempted burglary who had fired shots at off-duty officers on the scene investigating an alarm.
•1600 block of Military Road, larceny. Business reported two males entered the store and stole a stack of black T-shirts valued at $160.
Thursday, Aug. 16
•700 block of A Street, mental health. Woman said she was depressed, had taken 40 to 50 pills and wanted to kill herself.
•6700 block of Packard Road, check situation. Employee at a business said someone stole $72 and a prescription bottle of pills from his unlocked vehicle, which was parked out of view of security cameras.
Friday, Aug. 17
•3200 block of Bellreng Drive and 4700 block of Garlow Road, noise. Patrol responded to two loud party complaints.
•8200 block of Colonial Drive, property damage. Complainant reported he heard a loud crash in front of his home and discovered his mailbox and newspaper box had been knocked down. Several pieces of what appeared to be the front bumper of a white vehicle were found on the ground.
Saturday, Aug. 18
•Lockport and Military roads, juvenile problem. Patrol was dispatched for a report of 12 juveniles in the roadway refusing to move for traffic.
•1900 Military Road, larceny. Complainant reported items valued at $2,650 were taken from her vehicle in the mall parking lot by someone who punched open the door lock of her vehicle.
Sunday, Aug. 19
•Tuscarora Road, road obstruction. Report received of an unknown substance placed across the roadway. Patrol found discarded clamshells.
•4700 block of Garlow Road, check situation. Neighbor reported a 4-year-old boy wandering down the road. Patrol interviewed the grandmother who said her grandson ran away from her and she could not catch him.


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I have no problem with allowing gays openly to serve in the military, provided that this change in policy would not reduce the military's effectiveness. As to whether the change would, in fact, have such an impact, it is folks in the military who have the best sense of this.
Unfortunately, it's not easy to get that sense, and the difficulties run both ways. Some in the military might baselessly claim, due to prejudice or simply out of an aversion to change, that altering current policy would impair the military. But others, especially those at the highest level, might baselessly make the contrary claim in order to curry favor with politicians and civilian officials bent on ending "don't ask, don't tell."
This much seems clear, however: the Senate should not be voting on whether to change current policy until we have made our best effort to obtain the military's best thinking on the subject.
Yet, the Democrats seem intent on voting to repeal "don't ask, don't tell" before the Pentagon completes its review of the matter. Under a deal brokered by the White House, repeal would occur now but would not be implemented until the Pentagon completes a study of the matter in December. But there is no excuse for repealing the policy, and thereby quite possibily creating something close to a fait accompli, on an inadequate factual record. Indeed, Obama's own Secretary of Defense, Robert Gates, "continues to believe that ideally the DOD review should be completed before there is any legislation to repeal the Don't Ask Don't Tell law."
Accordingly, Scott Brown, a veteran and a lieutenant colonel in the Massachusetts National Guard, will oppose repeal tomorrow when the Senate Armed Services votes:
I am keeping an open mind, but I do not support moving ahead until I am able to finish my review, the Pentagon completes its study, and we can be assured that a new policy can be implemented without jeopardizing the mission of our military.
For some time now, I have been seeking the opinions and recommendations of service chiefs, commanders in the field, and, most importantly, our junior soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines. I believe we have a responsibility to the men and women of our armed forces to be thorough in our consideration of this issue and take their opinions seriously.
This is a courageous position for Brown to take. Polls show that voters in Massachusetts strongly favor ending "don't ask, don't tell."
On the other hand, it's difficult to understand how anyone, and certainly any Republican, could disagree with Brown's common sense position that the vote should await the Pentagon study. Nonetheless, Susan Collins has said she will vote in favor of repeal. This apparently will provide the margin needed to get the proposal out of committee, despite possible opposition by several Democrats. Whether there will then be enough votes in the Senate as a whole is less clear.
It's scandalous that liberal Democrats, along with Susan Collins, are trying to short-circuit Pentagon review on an issue this vital. Their willingness to do so strongly suggests that they view the military first and foremost as a vessel for implementing "progressive" ideas and only secondarily as the instrument through which we fight wars and protect our national security.


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PNC Galbraith passes away:
American Legion Past National Commander William E. Galbraith passed away March 4 in Chandler, Ariz. He was 86 years old.
Galbraith, a native of Beemer, Neb., was an active member of American Legion Post 159 in Beemer where he served as state commander from 1963-1964 and national vice commander from 1965-1966. He was then elected during the closing session of the 49th annual national convention in Boston as the Legion's national commander for the 1967-1968 year. To date, Galbraith is the only national commander to hail from Nebraska.
Galbraith, a World War II Navy Armed Guard radarman, enlisted in the Navy following his 18th birthday in 1945 but was discharged in May 1946 due to a foot injury. When he returned home to his family's farm, his father — an officer during World War I — had already signed him up for membership at Beemer Post 159.
A more in-depth story on PNC Galbraith, which will contain memories from friends and Legionnaires, will appear on www.legion.org in the following days.


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In the back of one of the Maryland football team's meeting rooms is a wall-length board that lists the Terps' depth chart, recruiting targets and players unavailable for their next game because of injury.
The defense's depth chart has been shuffled on a near-weekly basis because of various short- and long-term injuries to key players.
But Saturday's 20-19 win at Penn State showed the type of defense the Terps believe they can have when it's at or near full strength.
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Wyo. search resumes for Colo. Sen. Udall's brother
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — A wilderness search for James "Randy" Udall, whose family is well-known in Western politics, continued Tuesday with no sign of the environmentalist and energy efficiency advocate overdue almost a week from a solo backpacking trip in the shadow of Wyoming's highest mountain.
Udall is a brother of Colorado Sen. Mark Udall, cousin of New Mexico Sen. Tom Udall, and son of the late Arizona Rep. Morris "Mo" Udall. His uncle, Stewart Udall, was Interior secretary in the 1960s.
Dozens of searchers on the ground and in two helicopters were looking for Udall in a 225-square-mile area of the Wind River Range southwest of 13,809-foot Gannett Peak.
Udall, 61, left June 20 from a trailhead 10 miles northwest of Pinedale in western Wyoming. He was due back last Wednesday. The search for him began Friday, the day he was reported missing.
The Wind River Range sprawls 100 miles southeast of the Yellowstone ecosystem and jags the horizon of the nearby sagebrush country like saw teeth.
Compared to other wilderness areas in Wyoming, the area's maze of trails is popular with summertime backpackers and day hikers. Many who explore the area venture off-trail to fish or climb, said Rick Rochelle, director of professional training for the Lander-based National Outdoor Leadership School.
A well-known wilderness training academy, NOLS currently has 29 groups of 14 students and instructors participating in courses in the Wind Rivers. Groups headed into the mountains were being told to keep an eye out for Udall. Half a dozen NOLS employees joined the core search party Tuesday, he said.
The search area includes dense pine forests.
"You can't see through the forest canopy to see the ground, if you're searching from a helicopter," Rochelle said. "So you need people on the ground to search that kind of area."
Thin air and slick snowfields are challenges higher up, said Rochelle, who has taken part in search efforts in the Wind River Range over the years.
One thing going for Udall: The weather has been warm, with nighttime temperatures dipping to freezing only at the very highest elevations.
"It's been pretty comfortable conditions out there," Rochelle said.
Sublette County authorities described Udall as an experienced hiker and no stranger to exploring the Wind River Range over the past 30 years. Even so, the rugged winds claim even experienced hikers and climbers with disturbing frequency.
In November 2007, NOLS employee Clay Rubano, 46, apparently fell and died of exposure during a hike in Sinks Canyon in the southern end of the mountain range. A hiker found his remains the following spring.
In 2006, Wyoming's chief state public defender, Kenneth Koski, 56, died on 12,585-foot Mount Bonneville about 60 miles southeast of Pinedale. Koski was alone and apparently fell more than 400 feet during a climb.
In 1998, Idaho pastor Mike Turner, 48, became trapped between two boulders while backpacking on the east side of the Wind River Range. He used a cup attached to a rope to try to fetch water from a nearby pond. He wrote at length in a diary about his ordeal and survived nine days before he perished.
Udall is an author and helped found the Community Office for Resource Energy Efficiency, a nonprofit group that promotes the use of renewable energy in the Aspen, Colo., area.
Under a program Udall helped create, people building large homes in the Aspen area pay an energy fee which is then used to pay for rebates for energy reducers like efficient appliances or solar power systems, said Mona Newton, the office's current director.
Newton said her staff members are optimistic and hopeful Udall will be found healthy and safe.
"He's a very capable, strong individual," she said.
Colleen Slevin in Denver contributed to this report.


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The holiday season brings good times and glad tidings, but it can also be the breeding grounds for a season many of us don't look forward to–the flu season.
The holiday season brings good times and glad tidings, but it can also be the breeding grounds for a season many of us don't look forward to–the flu season.
A weekly influenza report from the Minnesota Department of Health said 578 people have been hospitalized since the flu season began in October, and 226 people were hospitalized with confirmed flu cases the last week of December.
According to the Minnesota Department of Health, diagnosed cases of influenza typically reach the highest level, widespread, in February. In this flu season cases have already reached widespread levels in December.
The Sleepy Eye Medical Center (SEMC) announced last week that, until further notice, the facility is closed to visitors. The closing is triggered by an increase in cases of influenza and influenza-like illnesses.
"We are taking these precautionary measures to prevent the spread of influenza and to protect our patients, staff, visitors and the community at large," said Kevin Sellheim, CEO and administrator. "Flu viruses are considered to be spread primarily by droplets and restricting contact with possible contamination is one of the best ways to halt the spread of influenza."
The best way to prevent the spread of influenza is by reducing or eliminating contact with those with flu or flu-like symptoms, by washing your hands frequently, disinfecting surfaces where the flu virus might reside using alcohol based cleaners and wearing a mask when in close contact with those that may have a cough or influenza-like illnesses.
In addition, to protect at-risk patients and staff from the seasonal influenza (flu) virus, New Ulm Medical Center (NUMC) has instituted temporary visitor restrictions in their hospital, which include:
• Only immediate family may visit
• No more than two visitors at a time
• Anyone who is sick may not visit
The NUMC clinic continues to be open regular hours. More information about the flu is available at allinahealth.org/flu.
Mayo Clinic Health System announced it is implementing visitor restrictions at its hospitals in Springfield, Mankato, Fairmont, New Prague, St. James and Waseca in order to protect patients and staff and limit the spread of influenza and other illnesses.
The restrictions are:
• Visitors are limited to immediate family members (Patient spouse or significant other, parent, sibling or child)
• Only two visitors per patient at a time
• No one who is ill (has symptoms of influenza including fever or chills, muscle or body aches, sore throat, cough, stuffy nose, headache and fatigue) will be permitted to visit
These restrictions apply to all patients in all areas of the hospitals and are effective until further notice.
"By restricting visitors in this way we can help protect patients and others who are most susceptible to contracting influenza," says Scott Thoreson, Administrator at Mayo Clinic Health System in Springfield. "We realize this may cause inconvenience for some people, but we are taking this step in the best interest of the health of our patients, visitors and staff members."
Hospitals and other health care organizations are reporting significant increases in patients testing positive for influenza and others presenting in clinics, urgent care settings and emergency departments with flu-like symptoms. Volumes at some locations have exceeded those experienced during the height of the H1N1 outbreak in 2009.
"Everyone can make a difference to help reduce the spread of influenza and other illness by taking a few simple steps, including regularly washing your hands, covering your cough, staying home if you are sick and contacting your health care provider before going to a clinic or emergency department if you have flu-like symptoms," says Thoreson.
According to Judy Mathiowetz, PHN at Brown County Public Health, the flu is highly contagious and is spread by inhaling infected droplets in the air or by coming in direct contact with an infected person's secretions.
"A lot of times, people are contagious before they develop symptoms," Mathiowetz said. She added that an infected adult person could be contagious up to seven days after symptoms appear.
Mathiowetz said to minimize the risk of becoming sick with influenza first and foremost, get vaccinated.
An annual flu vaccination is the best way to prevent the flu and flu-related complications that could lead to hospitalization and even death.
Health experts across the country recommend that everyone six months and older get a flu vaccine. Since flu viruses are constantly changing and immunity can decline over time, annual vaccination is needed for optimal protection. Vaccinations are available from a doctor and at many pharmacies.
Anyone feeling ill should rest and stay home at least 24 hours after a fever is gone without the use of fever reducing over-the-counter medications.
"A lot of people are going to work or school even though they aren't feeling well and they are exposing others who may be more immune compromised then themselves," said Mathiowetz. "To help prevent the spread of flu, stay home."
Scientists and public health experts have come to recognize that children, the elderly and individuals with chronic disease are at highest risk for complications from the flu.
Studies going back to 1976 show that annual seasonal flu-related deaths in the United States have ranged from about 3,000 people to 49,000 people. And, each year it's estimated that more than 200,000 people are hospitalized because of flu-related complications. People with certain long-term health conditions are at greater risk of suffering from serious flu complications.
Mathiowetz said anyone suffering symptoms of the flu can get medication that helps alleviate symptoms and the duration of the illness. However, that medication only works when diagnosed with the flu in the first 48 hours after having symptoms.
Most people don't get to the doctor soon enough. In that case, Mathiowetz said, drinking plenty of fluids and rest is the best medicine.
However, if you've had the flu for a few days and then get worse, call your doctor immediately.


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This screen is designed for investors seeking stocks with worthwhile long-term appreciation potential and low-to-moderate risk. We began by screening for companies where share earnings have compounded at a minimum 10% annual rate over the past five years and that are expected to at least maintain a 10% annual growth rate over the next three to five years.
Next, we limited the list to stocks with price appreciation potential of 60%, or more, over the next three to five years, measured from the mid-point of each issue's projected Target Price Range. Companies scoring Below Average for Safety were excluded. We also required that each company have a Financial Strength rating of B+ or better. Of the list of stocks that meet those criteria (see below), we believe TRW Automotive (TRW) and Oil States International, Inc. (OIS) warrant a closer look.
TRW Automotive Holdings
TRW Automotive Holdings is the leading supplier of automotive systems, modules, and components to automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and related aftermarkets, primarily in Europe, North America, and Asia. Its major customers include Volkswagen, Ford (F), Chrysler, and GM (GM). Indeed, the company's active and passive safety-related products and systems are comprised of four separate segments. Chassis Systems, which encompasses modules, steering gears and systems, foundation brakes, brake controls, and linkage and suspension (accounted for 63% of 2012 revenues); Occupant Safety Systems, such as airbags, seat belts, and steering wheels (20%); Automotive Components, which involves body controls, engine valves, and engineered fasteners and components (11%); and Electronics, which consists of safety, chassis, radio frequency and powertrain electronics, as well as driver assist systems (6%).
The company has faced some headwinds of late due to unfavorable automotive industry conditions in Europe, particularly Western Europe. Weak demand, inventory destocking, and lower global vehicle production in the second half of 2012 are all contributing factors to this dismal environment. Consequently, management implemented restructuring plans and cost containment initiatives in order to realign capacity and costs to the current environment, as these obstacles appear likely to persist over the next several months.
Despite these challenges, the company is well positioned to benefit from various growth opportunities over the next three to five years, assuming industry trends in Europe improve. TRW's ability to satisfy vehicle safety, fuel efficiency, and affordability demands should be a growth catalyst over the long haul. Governments and vehicle manufacturers have implemented stricter safety regulations, which will likely become more stringent down the road. This augurs particularly well for TRW's electronics segment, especially its driver assist systems. Investments in additional advanced safety technologies, such as its pedestrian protection systems, adaptive side airbags, integrated electronic stability control, and next-generation camera and radar systems, should further strengthen its hold on the market. We expect these investments to result in new business wins, and will likely begin to bear fruit in 2014 and 2015.
Due to the company's strong cash position, the board of directors authorized a $1 billion share-repurchase program, during the third quarter of 2012. These buybacks will occur over a two-year period. Indeed, management plans to accelerate this activity during the year, with estimated repurchases totaling roughly $500 million in 2013. Stock repurchases should lend support to share earnings over the next few years. Vehicle production growth in emerging markets, including China and Brazil, should drive bottom-line growth, as well.
All told, this issue carries its fair share of risk, which is reflected in its above-market Beta coefficient and volatile stock price movements. Management also expressed concerns of moderating growth in North America and its exposure to ongoing deterioration in Europe. Nonetheless, we like the potential for long-term earnings growth driven partly by higher safety regulation. –Michelle Jensen
Oil States International, Inc.
Oil States International, Inc. provides products and services to natural resources companies operating in many of the world's active oil, natural gas, and coal producing regions, including Canada, onshore and offshore U.S., Australia, West Africa, the North Sea, South America and Southeast and Central Asia. Its customers include national and independent oil, natural gas, and mining companies, and onshore and offshore drilling outfits. Its four core operating segments include Accommodations (52% of 2012 EBITDA), Offshore Products (deepwater capital equipment 16%), Well Site Services (completion & drilling, 24%), and Tubular Services (casing and tubing used in the drilling and completion of oil and natural gas wells 8%).
Oil States is the largest third-party remote site accommodations provider in the markets it serves. It does everything from site prep and installation to long-term catering and facilities management. More than two-thirds of its accommodations revenue is generated by large-scale lodge and village facilities located near Canadian oil sands and Australian coal mining sites. In 2012, room additions (net of retirements) increased 14% year over year. In 2013, this growth rate is expected to drop to 6% to 7% due to crude oil price differentials between Western Canadian Select and West Texas Intermediate varieties that have been delaying some large mining investment (Canada should make up two-thirds of 2013 room growth). Increased steam-assisted gravity drainage drilling (SAGD) ought to partially offset this. Further, although coal pricing in Australia weakened in the fourth quarter of 2012, there has been a bit of a rebound recently, and iron ore prices are doing better as well. Further improvement here would likely cause the company's estimates to prove conservative. Visibility into future revenue is strong considering 84% of rooms currently in operation are committed to contracts through 2013, and 58% are locked in through 2014. We like the company's Accommodations business model and think it will prove successful in broadening its commodity exposure over time.
In the offshore space, OIS is enjoying historically high levels of backlog. Bidding and quoting has been favorable in high-growth regions such as Brazil, West Africa, Southeast Asia, and Australia. Indeed, the outlook for additional floating production facilities is strong. According to multiple third-party estimates, development spending over the next five years will probably be twice as high as the previous five years.
The company also provides personnel and equipment that are integral to the completion of a well. It ought to benefit from more horizontal drilling activity and a rise in the number of drilling zones. The company's proprietary technology can lower completion costs by saving time. Although activity fell in 2012, margins remained stable, implying that OSI's products are differentiated and sophisticated enough to not require discounting when demand weakens. Although the North American rig count fell in the fourth quarter, management expects this important indicator to stabilize, and its current guidance is fairly conservative.
Oil States International shares are not without risk. Mainly, exposure to North American rig counts and Canadian oil sand prices may dissuade more conservative investors from jumping in. However, those willing to take on more risk may be rewarded by the strong growth prospects of the well-run accommodations unit and rapidly increasing offshore drilling activity. –Kevin Downing
Laboratory Corp.
Apple Inc.
Google, Inc.
Agrium, Inc.
Dillard's, Inc.
Ensco plc
Oil States Int'l
Rio Tinto plc
Siemens AG (ADS)
TRW Automotive
At the time of this article's writing, the authors did not have positions in any of the companies mentioned.


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Canadian motorcyclist killed in Dixville Notch crash
October 09. 2013 11:50PM
DIXVILLE NOTCH — A Canadian man was killed Wednesday when he lost control of his motorcycle on Route 26.
State Police Staff Sgt. Robert H. Terhune said Raymond LaLancette, 72, of Quebec crossed the center line into the oncoming lane and hit the guardrail. His motorcycle then spun into the eastbound lane, where it collided with a van that had come to a stop.
No one in the van was injured in the 12:12 p.m. crash, Terhune said in a news release.
LaLancette was taken to the Upper Connecticut Valley Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
Assisting troopers at the scene were Colebrook Police and Fire, the 45th Parallel EMS Service and the state Department of Transportation.
The case is still under investigation. Anyone with information is asked to call Trooper First Class Jonathan Stephens of Troop F at 603-846-5517.


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Linus Torvalds, father of the Linux kernel, has fleshed out his unhappiness with GPLv3 in three recent posts on the Linux Kernel Mailing List. Torvalds previously stated that the kernel will remain under the licensing terms of GPLv2. Yesterday, Torvalds offered his opinion as to where the battle over DRM should take place.


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Don't miss out on a lower price on this property
Get an overview of this hotel4.5-star resort with pools, private beach, full-service spa
Popular property highlights
Guests say they love
- Proximity to airport
- Good for nightlife
- Overall property condition and value of stay
- Clean guestrooms
Nestled on the beach, this Puerto Vallarta resort is within 1 mi (2 km) of Marina Vallarta and Bay of Banderas. International Convention Center and El Faro Lighthouse are also within 15 minutes.
Resort Features
Catch some rays on Velas Vallarta Suites Resort All Inclusive's private sand beach or spend the day relaxing at the full-service spa. Then enjoy a meal at one of the resort's 2 restaurants.
Room Amenities
All 209 rooms have plasma TVs with cable channels and feature kitchens with refrigerators, stovetops, and microwaves. Guests will also find free WiFi, free minibar items, and pillowtop beds.
Languages Spoken
- English
Velas Vallarta Suites Resort All Inclusive
Resort Amenities
All-Inclusive Details
This resort is all-inclusive. Onsite food and beverages are included in the room price (some restrictions may apply).
Gratuities and taxes
Gratuities and taxes are included.
Food and beverages
- All buffet and à la carte meals, snacks, and beverages included
- 24-hour room service
- In-room minibar (all beverages included)
Activities and facilities/equipment
All non-motorized water sports are included.
Water activities
- Snorkeling
Land activities
- Fitness facilities
- Tennis
- Volleyball
- Aerobics
- Yoga
Kids' club
- Supervised activities for children between 4 and 12 years old
- Onsite entertainment and activities
- Onsite live performances
- Theme parties
Resort Amenities
Velas Vallarta Suites Resort All Inclusive is an all-inclusive resort. Room rates include meals and beverages at onsite restaurants and bars. Other items and amenities, including taxes and gratuities, and access to recreational activities and entertainment may also be included. Additional charges may apply for meals at some restaurants, special dinners and dishes, certain beverages, and other amenities.
Step outside to unwind on the sand beach. Enjoy the umbrellas and sun loungers for a relaxing day at the beach. At Velas Vallarta Suites Resort All Inclusive you can cool off in one of the 2 outdoor swimming pools and indulge in a pampering afternoon at the full-service spa.
A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Dining is available at one of the resort's 2 restaurants. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the resort's bars, which include 2 bars/lounges and a swim-up bar. A computer station is located on site and wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This all-inclusive resort also offers a complimentary children's club, a children's pool, and outdoor tennis courts. Complimentary valet parking is available on site.
- Lazy river
- Number of outdoor pools - 2
- Elevator/lift
- 24-hour front desk
- Poolside bar
- Business center
- Porter/bellhop
- Express check-out
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free valet parking
- Computer station
- On private beach
- Luggage storage
- Hair salon
- ATM/banking
- Concierge services
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Conference center
- Shopping on site
- Pool umbrellas
- Outdoor tennis courts - 3
- Total number of rooms - 209
- One meeting room
- Number of floors - 8
- Number of buildings/towers - 3
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Tennis on site
- Rooftop terrace
- Number of bars/lounges - 2
- Full-service spa
- Beach umbrellas
- Swim-up bar
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Free breakfast
- Grocery/convenience store
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Year Built 1991
- Beach sun loungers
- Pool sun loungers
- Free WiFi
- Steam room
- Sauna
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Free wired Internet
- Health club
- Children's club (free)
- Smoke-free property
- Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge)
- Children's pool
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Spa services on site
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Conference space size (feet) - 6997
- Laundry facilities
- Beach towels
- Wedding services
- Arcade/game room
- Garden
- Multilingual staff
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- On private beach
- Outdoor pools
- Children's pool
- Lazy river
- Free Wi-Fi
- Outdoor tennis courts
- Children's club (free)
- Kitchen
- Grocery/convenience store
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Arcade/game room
- Playground on site
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Languages Spoken
- English
- Spanish
Free valet parking
Room Amenities
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Plasma TV
- Premium bedding
- Turndown service
- Room service (24 hours)
- Ceiling fan
- Air conditioning
- Premium TV channels
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Kitchen
- Minibar (stocked, free items)
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Access via exterior corridors
- Phone
- Free bottled water
- Free WiFi
- In-room massage available
- Rollaway/extra beds (free)
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Iron/ironing board
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Cable TV service
- Stovetop
- Down comforter
- Egyptian-cotton sheets
- Pillowtop mattress
- Pillow menu
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary full breakfast each morning.
Andrea - Overlooking the garden, this restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). A children's menu is available. Open daily.
La Ribera - This beachfront restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). A children's menu is available. Open daily.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
A private beach, outdoor tennis courts, and a health club are featured at the resort. 2 outdoor swimming pools are on site along with a children's pool. Other recreational amenities include a lazy river and a sauna.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Snorkeling on site
- Golfing nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding on site
- Parasailing nearby
- Tennis lessons on site
- Beach volleyball on site
- Volleyball on site
- Windsurfing nearby
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
- Playground on site
- Ecotours nearby
- Boat tours nearby
- Fitness classes on site
- Basketball on site
- Scuba diving on site
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Sailing nearby
Spa Services
Guests can pamper themselves with a trip to the onsite spa, which has 3 treatment rooms. Massages are available on the beach and in the spa; other services include facials, body wraps, and body scrubs. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy. The spa is equipped with a sauna and a spa tub.
Children under 18 years old are not allowed in the spa without adult supervision. Guests under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa.
- Sauna in spa
- Spa tub in spa
- Number of treatment rooms 3
- Minimum age to access spa is 16
- Massages on beach
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body treatments
- Body scrubs
- Facial treatments
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Massages
Resort Policies
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Free rollaway/extra beds!
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Optional extras
- Airport shuttle fee: USD 20 per person (roundtrip)
Resort Name
- Velas Suites Inclusive
- Velas Suites Resort Inclusive
- Velas Vallarta
- Velas Vallarta All Inclusive
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- Velas Vallarta Suites Resort All Inclusive Puerto Vallarta
- Velas Vallarta Suites Puerto Vallarta
We should mention
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the resort prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
Awards & Affiliations
City and Shopping Tour
Book a stay in any room or rate category and receive a free city and shopping tour with stops at Boy on the Seahorse sculpture and a guided visit to the Arches, Cathedral, and Rio Cuale Market for handcrafted items, souvenirs, and jewelry shopping (tour scheduled on Monday and Tuesday from 10 AM-4 PM).
Full details at check-in. Offer subject to availability. Offer is not valid with groups/conventions and may not be combined with other promotional offers. Other restrictions and blackout dates may apply.
Cultural and Tequila Tour
Book a stay in any room or rate category and receive a free cultural and tequila tour including a tour of surrounding countryside farms and plantations and a visit to a Tequila Factory (tour scheduled on Wednesday and Sunday from 10 AM-4 PM).
Full details at check-in. Offer subject to availability. Offer is not valid with groups/conventions and may not be combined with other promotional offers. Other restrictions and blackout dates may apply.


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I was bored yesterday and haven't had the time to write much code recently, the result is Fogshot – a FogBugz plugin for Greenshot. Greenshot is an awesome screenshot tool which allows you to annotate, highlight and obfuscate your screenshots. It's open source and free.
From what I can tell, the latest builds of Greenshot don't seem to stem from code in the live SVN repo for the project. With no documentation on how to develop a plugin I relied heavily on ILSpy to get the job done. In addition, I used Fiddler to reverse engineer how FogCreek's screen capture utility uploads screenshots to new and existing cases. FUN!
There is a configuration screen for your FogBugz account settings which you can get to by clicking Edit > Preferences > Plugins. Don't stress, your password is encrypted in the Greenshot INI file. The screen looks like this:
Take a screenshot (hit PrintScreen):
Click File > Upload to FogBugz:
Choose whether to generate a new case or attach to an existing case:
Manage the case in FogBugz!
And that's all there is to it. I've uploaded the source code to GitHub (https://github.com/Rohland/Fogshot) if you're interested in adding new functionality or developing your own Greenshot plugin.
You can grab the latest version to install from here: https://github.com/Rohland/Fogshot/downloads. To install, simply extract the archive into your Greenshot installation directory.
I've only tested this plugin with the following versions of Greenshot
- Greenshot-INSTALLER-UNSTABLE-0.8.1.1486.exe
- Greenshot-RC7-INSTALLER-0.8.1.1427.exe
Which you can grab from here: http://getgreenshot.org/version-history/
Hope this is useful.


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|2010-05-18, 16:01
|Link #10121
|2010-05-18, 16:04
|Link #10122
Senior Member
Eva and Hideyoshi explicitly don't trust the servants. Eva told Kanon and Genji to stay in the parlor until they arrived at the guest room.
As for who they'd trust:
George: definitely
Battler: probably (Eva said she trusted Battler at an earlier point)
Maria: possibly (physically weak)
Nanjo: ???
Kumasawa: ???
Kinzo: ???
Jessica: probably not
Genji: no
Kanon: no
Natsuhi: absolutely not
anybody who was ostensibly dead at that point: NFW
|2010-05-18, 16:05
|Link #10123
Endless Witch-Doctor
Join Date: Mar 2010
Battler, George, Jessica, and Maria survived to the 10th twilight.
Most theories for EP1 involve both Kanon and Shannon faking their deaths and surviving until the 10th twilight.
Those six people are the only ones shown alive in the EP1 Tea Party.
|2010-05-18, 16:07
|Link #10124
|2010-05-18, 16:08
|Link #10125
Mystery buff
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Gone Fishin!
|2010-05-18, 16:14
|Link #10126
I've got a huge question most people say that Genji, Nanjo, and Kumaswa couldn't have killed anyone. But I have yet to find this red that says this. The only one I found that was like this was that The three were killed by other people.
Was there another?
|2010-05-18, 16:16
|Link #10127
Mystery buff
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Gone Fishin!
(This refers to Kanon's death in Episode 1.)
Genji, Kumasawa, and Nanjo are not murderers
A lot of people apply this to all games because there really isn't any reason say "none of these people are murderers" when you can simply say "none of these people are the culprit who killed Kanon".
|2010-05-18, 16:18
|Link #10128
Kanon did not commit suicide.
Those in my list of reds about Kanon's attack.
|2010-05-18, 16:20
|Link #10129
Blick Winkel
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Gobbled up by Promathia
In short, no kind of human or dead person on the island could have killed Kanon!
So, he couldn't have died since we know that the mystery is solveable (due to Virgilia's hint in Episode 5).
There is reason to suspect that Shannon actually survived, too.
As for the Tea Party, the kids did spend time together on Rokkenjima.
Maybe they were just playing together... in one room.
And the adults died in another room when the children died in Battler's room. Just a thought.
|2010-05-18, 16:25
|Link #10131
And if that applies to all games, what happend in Natsuhi's room in ep2, or the servants room? Genji just happeneds to be in the room while Shannon and Ghoda are killing Nanjo and Kumaswa, but he doesn't take part by some unknown reason that we don't know about?
NVM found it. By 34 and she is talking about what happens in the parlor.
|2010-05-18, 16:31
|Link #10132
Mystery buff
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Gone Fishin!
Oh and Genji was not in Natsuhi's room at all. He also gave an explanation for why he couldn't go with them reread it.
|2010-05-18, 16:35
|Link #10133
Isn't 34; the nickname for Lambdadelta? And she is the one to say that red. Beato lets him win the game with his They all shot each other and then Maria hid the guns.
I just reread the ??? Tea party for ep4, so I know Lambdadelta is the one who says it.
|2010-05-18, 16:46
|Link #10134
Mystery buff
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Gone Fishin!
It doesn't really matter who said it though. Well in that way I guess the simultaneous murder thing wouldn't work. It probably isn't a good theory anyway since it doesn't explain why Maria was singing and Maria hiding guns is just silly. Battler is grasping straws.
|2010-05-18, 16:49
|Link #10135
That really is the only way to destory the simutaneous murder theory. And this is Lambdadelta we are talking about, I don't think it is all that wise to say it applies to all games. We should keep options open at least until we have something that proves they couldn't. After all one of them could have planted the bomb, and if we assume that red applies for all eps, it means they couldn't have.
In ep7 I really want Bern to come out and say in red. Kanon is not the culprit in ep1, and Shannon died in the 1st Twilight. So many people would be crushed.
Last edited by Laserworm; 2010-05-18 at 17:02.
|2010-05-18, 16:59
|Link #10136
Endless Witch-Doctor
Join Date: Mar 2010
Since a theory for EP1 was just posted, I figured now might be a good time to show my theory about EP3. A lot of it came from the discussion we had many pages back regarding 07151129.
Now I'm confident in this, so let's see if it still holds up.
First Twilight:
Kanon, Shannon, Gohda, Kumasawa, and Genji planned on faking their deaths at the first twilight. They set up the magic circles and letters, and burnt Kinzo's body. Meanwhile, the adults were in the dining room the whole night. They realized that the servants were conspiring against them, and decided to get guns from Kinzo's study for protection. Then some of them went into rooms to lie down and rest. But they noticed the servants hiding, and shot them out of fear and self-defense. They opened the letters and went to each room, killing the servants out of self-defense.
Second Twilight:
Rosa, knowing that there was no killer to be afraid of, went outside with Maria to see the rose. Later, Rudolf went to check on Rosa, and found her. She told him about Eva and her finding the gold. Rudolf wanted the money and killed her in a fit of anger. Since Maria was a witness, he had to kill her too.
Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Twilights:
Since Rudolf and Kyrie knew that there was no culprit, they wanted to go to the mansion to get good food to eat. Hideyoshi came with them. When they got there, Rudolf questioned Hideyoshi about the gold. Believing in his wife, who had not told him about the gold, he said she never found it. Rudolf shot at him, but missed, and Hideyoshi killed Rudolf instead. Kyrie picked up Rudolf's gun and shot Hideyoshi. He shot her in the stomach before dying. Kyrie put stakes in the gunshot wounds, and collapsed on the floor.
Seventh and Eighth Twilights:
George jumped out the window of the guest house. Nanjo noticed that the window was open, and shut it. George suspected Krauss and Natsuhi of killing Shannon. When Eva went to wash her face, George tied a rope around their necks and strangled them. He brought their corpses to the rose garden and staked them.
Ninth Twilight:
Kyrie got up and wrote 07151129 on the door to the parlor. It was intended as a message for Nanjo, who originally told her that number. However, George got there first, and since he was conspiring with Nanjo as well, he thought it was a message from Nanjo to him. He went into the parlor, and Kyrie shot him. Then, when Nanjo was outside the servant's room, Kyrie shot him, and died from her stomach wound. Eva convinced herself she was the culprit and shot Battler.
Tenth Twilight:
Jessica died in the explosion. Eva went to Kuwadorian, where the explosion couldn't reach her.
|2010-05-18, 17:05
|Link #10138
Mystery buff
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Gone Fishin!
Actually I was just thinking of something for episode 3.
You remember how we had that theory that the Beatrice's floating heart scene had to do with Eva disarming the bomb? Well what if she really DID disarm it? That would explain how she survived without going to the Kuwadorian.
Furthermore Battler is shot dead eveyrbody else is killed and Jessica like Eva was never proclaimed dead. It's possible that both Eva and Jessica survived in episode 3.
|2010-05-18, 17:08
|Link #10139
Endless Witch-Doctor
Join Date: Mar 2010
But I think it boils down to these two:
-Nanjo gave the killers the stakes beforehand
-Nanjo is a ninja and can stake people undetected
Since I don't want Nanjo to be a ninja I go with the first option
|2010-05-18, 17:09
|Link #10140
Senior Member
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Meta-Meta-Meta-Space
The use of '34' as a nickname actually started with Takano Miyo from Higurashi. The fans called her '34' because her first name, Mi and Yo are readings of the number 3 and 4.
In Umineko, as soon people heard the name Lambdadelta, they guessed she had some connection with Takano from Higurashi based on the Greek way of counting using their alphabet. Lambda is the 3rd letter, Delta is the 4th letter. And then when she appeared did we get the un-subtle hints at her giving her power of certainty to someone in the 'last game,' etc.
In the same way, people have surmised that Shannon is Lambdadelta's piece on the board because her name is Sayo. Once again, sa is a reading for 3 in Japanese and yo is 4 as you know.
By the way, this is how they guessed that Furfur is girl and represents Shannon since Furfur is the 34th listed demon in the Lesser Key of Solomon. As opposed to Zepar which represents Kanon since his name, Yoshiya can be -> 4 + 4 + 8 = 16. Zepar being the 16th demon listed in the Key of Solomon.
If we're going for even more paranoid theories, I'm guessing that George might also be 34's pawn owing to:
- Jou + ji -> if you take sou which is a reading for 3 and shi which is a reading for 4 'jyou ji' is sooooorta close...
- That and George and Gaap's fight where Gaap mentioned something about George's power of certainty. This is probably a better clue. 8)
I was also speculating that Kumasawa Chiyo might be related because of 'Chi' and 'Yo' but... I'm not sure of 'Chi' was a reading for 3. I don't remember if I located a reading of 'chi' for 3 in nanori (name readings, which are often all over the place in Japanese.)
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MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) — Gov. Peter Shumlin will return a neighboring property to its previous owner under an agreement reached after he was criticized for buying it at a steep discount.
Shumlin's attorney said Thursday the deal will allow Jeremy Dodge to keep the East Montpelier property and pay back the governor over five years.
Shumlin bought Dodge's longtime family home and 16 acres for $58,000 last fall when Dodge was facing a tax sale. The property had been valued at more than $233,000, a figure lowered to $140,000 when Shumlin asked for it to be reassessed.
Under the terms of the initial agreement, Dodge would be allowed to live on the property temporarily and Shumlin would pay Dodge's back taxes and child support payments. But after Dodge complained publicly about the deal, Shumlin, a Democrat, was criticized by some who felt he had treated the neighbor, who has a ninth-grade education, unfairly.
Shumlin later agreed to renegotiate the deal.
Dodge said he was "glad it turned out the way it did."
"And I appreciate the governor doing what he did to help me as far as getting it back in my name," he said.
Attorney Jerome Diamond said the amount Dodge will pay back is still being negotiated but he expects it will be about $30,000, an amount that Diamond said reflects what the governor spent on the transaction that directly benefited Dodge, including taxes, repairs and child support payments.
Shumlin will take a first mortgage back on the property and Dodge will repay the governor with interest, Diamond said. The interest rate will be the lowest possible interest allowed by the Internal Revenue Service, Diamond said.
"I know the governor is pleased that it's being resolved and it's being resolved in a way that Jeremy Dodge and his family are happy," he said.


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Make the Most of Your Free Time
On campus, you can get involved with one of our many clubs and organizations, see a concert or catch a Cardinals game. Off campus, you can visit restaurants, shopping centers and even the region's biggest movie theater.
But that's not all. You'll find even more excitement just an hour away, whether it's the Olympic village in Lake Placid, N.Y., the unique atmosphere of Burlington, or the art and culture of Montreal.
Take that first step toward your future. Visit our campus and see for yourself why SUNY Plattsburgh is everything you want in a college experience.
Contact Information
The Admissions Office is located on the 10th floor of the Kehoe Building.
Phone: (518) 564-2040
Toll-free: (888) 673-0012
Fax: (518) 564-2045
Email: [email protected]
Mailing Address:
SUNY Plattsburgh
101 Broad Street
Plattsburgh, NY 12901