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Stylish Apartment in Barcelona
Size65 m²
Floor No.1
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- Baby cot
- Air conditioning
Accommodation summary
|ronda de sant antoni, 08011 barcelona, Spain
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The apartment consists of 2 double bedrooms and a living room flat-screen TV, dining table and sofa. There is a fully equipped kitchen where guests can prepare meals, the bathroom features a walk-in shower.
There are plenty of excellent restaurants, cosy cafes and lively bars to be found within walking distance. The fabulous architecture of the Gothic Quarter is just 15 minutes' walk from the apartment.
Sant Antoní Metro Station is a 5-minute walk away; several bus stops can also be found nearby. Using public transport, the world famous Sagrada Familia Church can be reached in 10 minutes. The lively beachside district of Barceloneta is a 20-minute bus ride away.
Please note that property building does not have elevator.
House rulesNO parties allowed at any time.
No hanging clothes or towels from balcony railings.
Please respect the neighbours and keep noise to a minimum at night.
No smoking.
No pets.
For security, please close balcony doors and windows before leaving apartment.
Barcelona City Tax must be paid upon arrival, for all adults (over 16).
The breach of any of these rules that involves the police or neighbors will result in the immediate termination of reservation and eviction from the
property without any reimbursement.
Late Check In (after 10:30pm) extra cost of 30 euros.
Late Check In (after 12am Midnight) extra cost of 50 euros.
Security deposit=200 euros, paid in cash on arrival and to be returned at check-out time.
|Price for > 2 guests
|$ 15 AU per guest/night extra
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Reviews of this property
Hi Hans,
many thanks again for the nice stay at Barcelona. It is a very interesting and lovely city. Your apartment was very good, comfortable and S. Antoni is a very good place to get easy to a lot of historical biulding.
Best regards
S. Hamann
Apppartement is easily accessible to the bus to and from the airport. From the apartment in Barcelona well verkennnen. Had no problems with noise from outside, slept. Glad there is air conditioning and fans. We found it very clean and complete. Only slightly more cups and glasses would be fine. Hans is very welcoming, our arrival at 23:00 was no problem for him. Through the mail beforehand good correspondence and information. Bakery and supermarket very close, in short, had a pleasant stay.
Apppartement is goed bereikbaar voor de bus van en naar het vliegveld. Vanuit het appartement is Barcelona goed te verkennnen. Geen last gehad van lawaai van buiten, prima geslapen. Fijn dat er airconditioning is en ventilators. Wij vonden het zeer schoon en compleet. Alleen iets meer bekers en glazen zou fijn zijn. Hans is zeer gastvrij, onze aankomst om 23:00 uur was geen probleem voor hem. Via de mail vooraf goede correspondentie en informatie. Bakker en supermarket zeer dichtbij, kortom fijn verblijf gehad.
I guess the best review about this appartments would be our words "We don't want to leave" in the morning when we had our flight back home. Appartments are clean and light, have everything necessary to stay. I never visited Barcelona before and till last moment wasn't sure about place. But it's really one of the best place in Barcelona to stay. Very close to everything. We almost didn't need to use transport. Most sightseens are in walking distance. One thing I should notice is that appartments a bit noisy in the morning. Market St. Antony is just under the balcony. It wasn't problem for us bcs we got up early to see all, but it can be problem if you have small children or just like to sleep long. I would recommend this appartments definetely. And Hans is very kind and I want to say thanks to him for his hospitality.
Apartment in a great location with everything close ... appartameto a well-furnished ... the owner always available for any clarification and very exhaustive with regard to the information of the city !! There tirornerei willingly!
Appartamento in un'ottima posizione strategica con vicino tutto... un appartameto ben arredato... il proprietario sempre disponibile per ogni chiarimento e molto esaustivo per quanto riguarda le informazioni della cittá!! Ci tirornerei volentieri!
Inizio col dire che la posizione dell'appartamento è davvero startegica, a due passi dal Barrio Gotico e dai locali più caratteristici della città ma allo stesso tempo in una zona molto tranquilla dove si riesce a riposare bene.
Metro sotto casa comoda per raggiungere qualsiasi attrattiva.
Appartamento pulito, dotato di ogni confort ( lavatrice, asciugacapelli, biancheria e beni di prima necessità) e di una bella terrazzina dove abbiamo fatto colazione tutte le mattine tempo permettendo.
Hans è stato davvero disponibilissimo, ci ha fornito tutte le info di cui potevamo aver bisogno sia relative alla casa che ai locali da non perdere..
Birrificio Moritz a 100 m lungo la stessa via.
Non posso che consigliare vivamente questo alloggio.
Ci tornerei volentieri.
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We stayed in this apartment for 3 nights. Hans put us in contact with a taxi driver ahead of time so he could meet us at the airport, since we arrived in the evening, it made everything much easier and the driver was very friendly and spoke some English and gave us a flat fix rate. Hans welcomed us at the apartment in time and gave us all we needed to set us up for our stay. The apartment was very clean and everything functioned as it should, well located to see the sights, felt safe and also within 5-10 minute walk of the nearest metro which is good value. We found some good restaurants and tapas nearby which Hans had recommended beforehand. Definitely would recommend it to my friends when they come visit Barcelona!
Ci siamo trovati benissimo . Metro , supermercato , bar , panetteria tutto a due passi dall appartamento.
Ľ appartamento è perfetto per le famiglie con e senza bambini , comodo e pulito . Hans è una persona stupenda e molto ospitale. Consiglio molto questo appartamento.
Grazie hans per tutto.
Un apartamento estupendo, muy limpio y muy bien situado. Sin duda volveremos
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Harrisburg senior Justin Younger was perfect through 4.2 innings in a 17-0 win over West Frankfort Tuesday afternoon.
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"It was the first one I've thrown, so it's pretty awesome," Younger said. "But it wouldn't have happened without the guys behind me. I'm not going to strike everyone out, so the guys behind me played well today and that's a big help."
Younger struck out seven in the no-hit performance as the Bulldogs enjoyed an offensive explosion at the plate.
A 14-run bottom of the third inning saw Harrisburg (20-3, 9-1 SIRR Ohio) bat around twice. In the frame, second baseman Cody Hall tripled twice and drove in five runs. Younger tripled in two more and freshman Noah Vallette connected for a three-run homer, the first of his career.
Junior Nick Davis finished 2-for-2 and drove in three runs while Ryne Roper and Brady Mayer each had three hits.
Harrisburg also got base knocks from Cooper and Sykes Thompson and Brennan Street as the Bulldogs closed their conference season atop the standings at 9-1.
"Everybody all the way through the lineup hit the ball today really well," Younger said. "It's really easy pitching when you've got a lead like that and don't have to worry about anything."
Younger had one-hit Frankfort back on April 8.
Tuesday's win also marked the 27th time in the past 32 seasons that Harrisburg has won at least 20 games in a year.
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WEST READING, Pa. - The Reading Hospital is about to expand its capacity to perform specialty surgeries.
The hospital announced Wednesday plans to acquire the Surgical Institute of Reading, which operates an acute care hospital and surgical center in Spring Township.
The acquisition, expected to be complete this summer, is a "perfect fit for The Reading Hospital and Medical Center and a win/win for the community," said Clint Matthews, president and chief executive officer of TRHMC. "By combining SIR's well-deserved reputation for quality, personalized care with TRHMC's clinical and financial strength, we can better assure continued access to outstanding health care delivered by professionals committed to the well-being of our region."
The acquisition will expand TRHMC's clinical capacity in surgical specialties, including orthopaedics, spine surgery, and gynecology, officials said.
Under terms of the agreement, the Surgical Institute of Reading will continue to function as a Joint Commission-accredited acute care hospital and surgical center with 15 beds for overnight patient stays.
The SIR's 125 nursing and support staff members will become employees of The Reading Hospital and Medical Center, officials said. Its medical staff of 27 physicians will remain independent practitioners on TRHMC's medical staff.
"We are excited to be joining a strong and revitalized Reading Hospital, which will allow us to enhance our technology and expand our clinical practice, while ensuring the same high quality and personalized care that has characterized the Institute since our founding," said Dr. John Martin, chairman of the board of the Surgical Institute of Reading.
The Surgical Institute of Reading opened at its current location off Paper Mill Road in 2007. In 2011, volume exceeded 5,000 open, endoscopic, and other minimally invasive procedures.
The acquisition is pending review by the Pennsylvania Department of Health and the Pennsylvania Office of the Attorney General.
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July 17, 2013
A 20-year-old Pollock Pines woman who is missing and considered at risk could be in the South Lake Tahoe area according to the El Dorado County Sheriff's Office.
Elise Hays left her Pollock Pines home about 7 a.m. on July 6, according to a statement from the Sheriff's Office.
"She is possibly in the South Lake Tahoe area," according to the statement. "Elise has been known to take up residency with homeless subjects in the past."
Hays has a developmental disorder and has physically and mentally developed to the age of 12, according to the statement.
She is described as being 4 feet 6 inches tall, 80 pounds, with blond hair and blue eyes.
The Sheriff's Office asks anyone who sees Hays to call 911 or contact detective Troy Morton at 530-642-4712 if they have information about her whereabouts.


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By Brendan Conway
U.S. stock futures are pressing lower again Friday morning, but the real story is the carnage in emerging-markets currencies, where hedge funds and other risk-takers are hitting the exits.
Turkey's lira fell to a record low and the South African rand is on the skids. Argentina is easing its foreign-exchange controls after yesterday's slump in the peso.
It's also about the yen carry trade, which requires a cheap Japanese currency. The yen is suddenly in vogue as investors seek "haven" assets, so it's knocking on 102 per dollar. That's after getting as weak as 105 per dollar early this month.
China's weak manufacturing data Thursday was one catalyst of the selloff, but that's just part of the story.
In each instance the Federal Reserve is never far from the picture. From Deutsche Bank strategists Anthony Ip and Jim Reid:
The jury is still out on whether yesterday's selloff was caused by the US data, poor corporate earnings or the Chinese PMI. Whatever the reason, the real damage was in done in EM where the rumblings from Turkey, Argentina and Venezuela cumulated in another very weak day for EM sovereigns. Even with the fall in the USD and rally in UST yields (-9bp to 2.78%), there was little to cheer in EM sovereign credit as the dual worries of inflation and potential BoP issues provided a common thread yesterday. All this provides a fairly nervous lead-in to next week's FOMC where the consensus appears to be that another $10bn in tapering will result.
In fund investing, look for a weak showing in the U.S., Japanese and European stock markets Friday, and gains for bonds and gold.
iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (EEM) points 1.4% lower ahead of the open, while SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) is down by 0.6%. ProShares Ultra VIX Short-Term Futures ETF (UVXY) is a notable premarket gainer, rising 5%. SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) and Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF (GDX), too, are ahead by 0.4% and 3.7%, respectively, in premarket trading.


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Kieran Low will start in London Irish's back row when they host Northampton in Sunday's LV=Cup clash at the Madejski Stadium.
Kieran Low will line up in London Irish's back row when they host Northampton Saints in Sunday's LV=Cup clash at the Madejski Stadium.
Matt Parr, Mike Mayhew and Jamie Hagan will again start in the front row with Ben Toolis and his twin brother Alex, who also joins on a short term loan from Edinburgh, partnering in the second row.
Declan Danaher and Bryn Evans will join Low in the back row.
The back-line consists of Darren Allinson at scrum-half and Shane Geraghty at fly-half. Setaimata Sa and Guy Armitage form the centre partnership with Andrew Fenby, Tom Fowlie and Alex Lewington in the back three.
Brian Smith, Exiles Director of Rugby said: "We have made a couple of changes to the squad from last week to freshen things up a little, but on the whole, several of the boys that played last week have a second chance to impress against a good Northampton side."
Meanwhile, the Saints have handed full debuts to Academy produced duo Alex Day and Ethan Waller. Scrum-half Day made a double try scoring debut from the bench in the bonus win over Gloucester, while Ethan will wear the number one shirt for the first time on his ninth appearance for the first team as one of six changes to the starting line-up from last weekend.
Tom Collins returns to the wing with Ken Pisi on Samoa duty, and Ethan is part of an all new front row, Ross McMillan and Salesi Ma'afu in from the off. Christian Day will also partner Rob Verbakel in the second row as the Saints go looking for a second win at the home of the Exiles in a fortnight after a 19-16 Premiership triumph earlier this month.
Among the replacements, Academy wing Josh Skelcey is a possible senior debutant, while Gareth Denman and Calum Clark also come into the matchday squad.
Dom Waldouck will once again skipper the side from the centres.
Form: London Irish have slipped to three straight defeats in all competitions, whilst their only win in their last four LV=Cup ties was 46-24 at home to Worcester in round 3 last season. The Exiles have won their last five LV=Cup games played at Madejski Stadium since the Scarlets were successful there in November 2010. Northampton Saints have won their last four fixtures since their 13-19 reversal at the hands of Castres in the European Cup on 12 October. The Saints have not beaten a fellow Premiership opponent on their own turf in the LV=Cup since a visit to Sale Sharks in January 2010. The two clubs only previous encounter in the LV=Cup came at Reading in January 2011 where the home side won 37-20. The Saints have won on three of their last four visits to Madejski Stadium in all competitions.
The teams:
London Irish: 15 Alex Lewington, 14 Tom Fowlie, 13 Guy Armitage, 12 Setaimata Sa, 11 Andrew Fenby, 10 Shane Geraghty (c), 9 Darren Allinson, 8 Kieran Low, 7 Bryn Evans, 6 Declan Danaher, 5 Ben Toolis, 4 Alex Toolis, 3 Jamie Hagan, 2 Mike Mayhew, 1 Matt Parr.
Replacements: 16 Jimmy Stevens, 17 Johnny Harris, 18 Leo Halavatau; 19 Ben Lonergan, 20 Danny Kenny, 21 Fergus Mulchrone, 22 Myles Dorrian, 23 Tom Bliss
Northampton: 15 James Wilson, 14 Howard PAackman, 13 Tom Stephenson, 12 Dom Waldouck (c), 11 Tom Collins, 10 Glenn Dickson, 9 Alex Day, 8 GJ van Velze, 7 Teimana Harrison, 6 Ben Nutley, 5 Christian Day, 4 Rob Verbakel, 3 Salesi Ma'afu, 2 Ross McMillan, 1 Ethan Waller.
Replacements: 16 Matt Williams, 17 Gareth Denman, 18 Tom Mercey, 19 Alex Woolford, 20 Calum Clark, 21 Ryan Glynn, 22 Sam Olver, 23 Josh Skelcey.
Date: Sunday, November 17
Kick-off: 15:00 GMT
Venue: Madejski Stadium
Referee: Rhys Thomas (Wales)
Assistant referees: Peter Huckle (England), Roy Maybank (England)
Timekeeper: John Burtenshaw (England)
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: : : I travel frequently and have been turning off my water when I leave. However, when I return home and turn the water back on and then turn on a faucet in the house, I get very loud banging - I guess from air in the pipes. I'm afraid I'll damage the pipes. Should I not turn the water off when I go away for a while? Is this loud banging normal? It goes away after I open all the faucets.
: : : thank you very much LINDA;The loud banging is not normal,but its a good idea to turn water off when leaving for a few days. We do the same here.You don't say whether your on a city or a country system (well and press. tank) Also do you have a water softener? Post the additional info and we'll try and advise what is causing the noise... Hube
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I've put this book together and refined it from year-to-year based on student feedback during their first semester of programming at Simpson College.
This is a first-semester course and assumes no prior knowledge of programming. I've successfully run hundreds of students through this course and had them create their own arcade games. Each time I refine the course and use their questions to make the book that much better.
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Hey guys, I got bored again, and day dreamed something up. You guys seemed to have enjoyed my last one (done a long long time ago) so here's my new one:
Part 1
Scene with Shinsui and Jugram. Judgram has just transformed into his Vollstaendig form.
Jugram:" It's over. Don't worry, it'll make it a swift death."
Sudden man appears behind beside Shinsui, having come in through the window/gap behind.
Shinsui eyes widen, then bows.
Stranger: "Oh, Shinsui, it's been a while."
Shinsui: "Indeed it has, dai sensei."
Complementary page wasted on chapter title.
Nanao: "Captain, who is he?"
Stranger: "No one special."
Shinsui: "What you're looking for is located in the shire behind the 1st division dorm."
Stranger: "I see. This is an interesting barrier you have."
Shinsui: "It's a bakudo created by my Vice Captain, Nanao Ise. It's still incomplete."
Stranger: "Hmmm, is that so."
Stranger walks through barrier and walk off.
Jugram: "I don't know who you are, but his majesty has order us to eliminate all Shimigami. I take no pride in attacking one's back, but it is your fault for presenting yours to an enemy."
Jugram raises his sword and charges an arrow/beam.
Nanao:" Look out!"
Nanao reaches her hand out in attempt to cast a kido. Shinsui, stops her.
Shinsui: "Don't worry Nanao-chan. He can't hurt him."
Jugram fires shot. Massive explosion, lots of dust, the regular stuff. Nanao's barrier shatters from the aftershock of the explosion. Dust clears, man is unscratched, turns his head to the right slightly.
Stranger: "That barrier you had is not so different to the refracting shield."
Jugram is entrapped inside a cube of transparent yellow walls.
Shinsui: "Aha, unfortunately I'm not talented to use any Kido beyond 119."
Stranger: "Don't worry, you're still young."
Stranger starts walking off.
Jugram strikes at barrier, it doesn't break.
Jugram: "Hmmm, a stronger version of the girls barrier, but it'll only stall for time."
Shinsui: "Indeed, by the looks of it, it'll dispel itself within half an hour. It was only cast as a demonstration after all."
Jugram: "Did you think I'ld stand here and wait half an hour"
Shinsui: "I think you misunderstand. Even if it was a form-less spell, not even your Vollstaendig form will allow you to break it."
Nanao: "form-less?"
Shinsui: "Aha, what's this. There are things even Nanao-chan doesn't know"
Nanao: "This is no time to be joking"
Shinsui: "Well you see, there's nothing Judgram-san or we can do about that barrier. Nanao-Chan, do you know what a chantless spell is?"
Nanao: "Of course, normally for Kidou, you need to chant an incarnation to cast it. However those proficient enough are able to cast the spell without having to chant the incarnation. Of course, the spell would be weaker, however those of Captain and Vice Captain rank have enough skill and reiatsu to make them effective. The higher the level, the more complex the spell is though, and there hasn't been anyone known to have mastered all 99 of Kidou and Bakudo to this extent."
Shinsui: "That's mostly right. Did you remember the espada named Stark. He was able to fire cero's without a poise, such was his mastery of cero. A formless spell is basically the next stage beyond chantless . When you have truly mastered a spell, you can cast it without a poise or even a declaration, in a sense, you could call it "signless" as there will be no indication of what, where and when you fire the spell. The reason it's called "formless" is because those who have reached such a level of master are also capable of reshaping the spell at will. Take that barrier as an example, while its shape is of a cube right now, it could just as easily been a pyramid or sphere."
Nanao: "Then what has refracting shield got to do with it?"
Shinsui: "Oh, that's simple enough. Bakudo #136, Refracting Shield."
Jugram: "Hmph, don't treat me like a fool. We've been watching you for the past 1000 years. It's general knowledge that Kido maxes out at level 99. If that was meant to be a threat, then it's a flawed one"
Shinsui: "No no Jugram -san. It's not a threat, yet what you say isn't entirely false either. Seritei was created by Yama-ji, who was also our teacher. However he himself had only mastered kido up to #99, and we, his students are much less talented than he is. Because of this, there is an impression that Kidou tops out at #99, however, as far as I know it goes all the way up to #173. Of course, this was about 800 years ago, it may have increased since then."
Nanao: "#173....."
Shinsui: "Haha, Nanao-chan, are you surprised. I'll tell you something else that's interesting, I can use Hakudou up to #113. However, the chants are long, and the spells are draining, so it's not really useful in a fight. But Nanao-chan is indeed sugoi, making a spell similar to that of #136, not even Yama-ji could do that."
Jugram: "Are you suggesting that man was above your former Captain Commander. To be able to cast a shield stronger enough to block my attack in an instant, a squad zero member perhaps."
Shinsui: "You Quincy sure surprise me with your knowledge. However, you're a bit off. Well, since we have time anyway, I'll tell you an old story. It's a bit long though, so take a seat."
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This beautiful lodge is located in the woods along the shores of Lake Shelbyville. It is 50 yard walk down a forested pathway to the lake and also a short walk to the Coal Shaft Bridge public boat launch on Lake Shelbyville. The lodge is family built and operated. Located at 916 Coalshaft Bridge Rd. right off of County Highway 11 & Lakeside Villa.
Coyote Cabins Retreat and Farm
Our beautiful 22-acre property has an alfalfa farm at the front of the property where our larger cabin (a log home), is a stone's throw from our 3-acre pond. Our 2 log cabins are nestled next to the Army Corp of Engineers ground in central Illinois. This provides many opportunities for nature walks and bird watching.
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Recently renovated, the Eastland Suites Hotel & Conference Center is very welcoming to all guests -- either travelers or meeting planners in the area. Eastland also provides an excellent conference center to provide for group meetings. Centrally located just on the outskirts of Urbana, the Eastland Suites sits off of Interstate 74 on Cunningham Avenue, and just a few seconds' drive from the University of Illinois campus. Eastland Suites is nearby to Route 45 that takes you straight into Rantoul, and right next to Camp Rantoul (home of Fighting Illini football), and the Rantoul Aquatic Center, also recently renovated.
Riverbend Retreat is a fully renovated 1919 bungalow farmstead surrounded by the Embarras (Embraw) river valley, pasture and farmland. The house is divided into two suites, one on each floor. It features original wood floors on the first floor, mission light fixtures and furniture, and free use of the washer/dryer and foosball table in the basement. Outside features include picnic tables, a grill, two campfire circles, outdoor lighting (60 amber bulbs) and a riverfront lawn. Wedding, reunion or other big get together coming up? Put up the family at Riverbend Retreat, cook some of your own meals and have a great time!
A pleasant walk from the campus of Eastern Illinois University, The McGrady Inn honors its heritage, a United Brethren church constructed in 1919. From the original maple floors to the nine-panel stained glass window at the center of the 23-foot sanctuary ceilings, guests are surrounded by the results of a three-year restoration matching the original craftsmanship. The Inn offers modern amenities such as flat screen televisions, wireless internet and spacious bathrooms in the company of intricate oak woodwork and nineteenth century church pews. Enjoy a stroll to one of the many restaurants located on Charleston's courthouse square or simply relax in the shade of a hard maple tree on our front porch. The McGrady Inn is centrally located among the distinguished homes in our college community.
Located between Arthur and Arcola in the small group of houses called Chesterville. This is a one bedroom house, with living room, full kitchen and bathroom. The bedroom has a queen size bed and the living room has a queen size sofa bed. It also has air conditioning and a washer & dryer, it is newly remodeled.
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Five generations ago the Murray family settled in Champaign County and continues the farming tradition still today. With an inherent appreciation for the beauty and rich history of this area, they are bringing modern American celebrations back to the farm. Pear Tree Estate is excited to share the rustic beauty of the country from the comfort of an elegant space. Pear Tree Estate offers a beautiful canvas inside and out for your special event to be completely unique and easily planned with an onsite coordinator, elegant lighting, linens and chairs. It is a culmination of the highest quality catering, service staff and now a premier venue to make any event memorable.
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The Hyatt Place Champaign-Urbana is opening in 2014. This nine-story hotel features 3,200 square feet of meeting space and 145 well-appointed, modern guestrooms. The hotel is located in the vibrant heart of downtown Champaign, featuring 36 restaurants within a two block radius of the hotel. The eclectic dining scene is sure to provide you with numerous choices to dazzle your taste buds with their distinctive twists on worldly cuisine. The Official Hotel Partner of Fighting Illini Athletics, Hyatt Place is conveniently located in downtown Champaign, only minutes from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Campus.
This Red Roof Inn is located just 3 miles from the University of Illinois, 1/4 mile from Market Place Mall and a variety of restaurants.
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Arcola is a pristine showcase of small-town America that still retains many examples of more than a century of architectural changes in the American home. Two tours daily from April through October.
Akademika Bed and Breakfast is located on Michigan Avenue, a prime location in Urbana with beautiful houses, cobblestone streets, and trees. Within a family neighborhood, Akademika offers amenities and a close location to campus, just one block from the southeast section of campus and a few minutes walking distance from the Main Quad and the Assembly Hall. This is a historic, quiet, safe and beautiful residential area with beautiful houses, cobblestone streets, and trees. Great for jogging!
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Policy 220.60
Federal Financial Aid Return of Funds
Originator: Associate Vice President, Financial Aid
Subject: Federal Financial Aid Return of Title IV Funds Policy
- Introduction
- Definitions
- The university will determine the amount of federal funds to be returned to the aid programs in accordance with federal requirements.
- Students receiving federal financial aid who withdraw, receive a FN or drop from their classes may lose some or all of the aid that has already been disbursed.
- Students receiving financial aid who withdraw, receive a FN or drop from their classes may not receive further financial aid disbursements for that semester/period of enrollment unless they are eligible for a post withdrawal disbursement or enroll in additional classes within the same semester.
- Students receiving financial aid who owe a debt to the institution based on this calculation are personally responsible for payment of charges.
Pursuant to federal regulation 668.22, the university is required to calculate a Return of Title IV Funds on all federal financial aid recipients who stop participating and receive a FN grade, withdraw, or drop their last class in a semester on or before they reach the 60 percent attendance point for their semester enrollment scenario. This calculation and notification must be done within 45 days of the date that the university determines that the student has withdrawn, dropped, or stopped participating. Students who certify their intent to return during the same semester when they withdraw or drop will not require a calculation unless they do not return as scheduled.
Title IV Recipient: a student who is receiving Federal Stafford Loans, Federal Perkins Loans, Federal PLUS Loans, Federal Pell Grants or Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants.
Semester: Fall, Winter, Spring, or Summer.
Period of enrollment: all of the sessions a student is enrolled in during the semester.
Session: a compressed class which is less than 17 weeks in length.
Exclusions from Return of Title IV Funds: includes Federal Work Study, UMUC, state, and private scholarships and alternative loans.
Withdraw: when a student either formally ends their enrollment in class (es) after the drop period or stops participating and receives a Failure due to Non-Attendance (FN) grade.
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The November Tests began with an exciting game on Friday as the USA Eagles easily beat Russia 40-26 at Parc Eirias in Wales.
The November Test window kicked off with an exciting fixture on Friday as the USA Eagles easily beat Russia 40-26 at Parc Eirias in Wales.
The Americans ran in six tries to build a commanding lead by the hour mark but let their intensity drop in the final quarter to allow the Russians to bring a semblance of respectability to the scoreline.
Eagles scrum-half Robbie Shaw put in a stellar performance, scoring two tries and marshalling the American attack excellently.
The USA were a step ahead of their opposition in just about every aspect of the game. Indeed, the scoreboard was a little flattering to the Russians, who nevertheless should be given credit for fighting to the end and scoring three tries in the last half-hour.
The USA paid the price for taking the foot of the gas as they missed out on a IRB Rankings bonus which would have come with a 15-point victory.
The American forwards dominated the Russian pack, winning the battle at the breakdown and in the set pieces.
The USA led 21-9 at the interval thanks to an early try from Eric Fry (his first in Test rugby), another from debutant fly-half Toby L'Estrange and one for lock Brian Doyle.
Shaw claimed his first early in the second half to give the USA a 33-9 lead but the Russians replied as wing Vladimir Ostroushko touched down.
Flanker Andrey Temnov grabbed two more for Russia in the final quarter but Shaw's second try – under the posts – had already put the result beyond doubt.
The scorers:
For Russia:
Tries: Ostroushko, Temnov 2
Con: Klyuchnikov
Pens: Klyuchnikov 3
Yellow cards: Gresev, Shcherban
For USA:
Tries: Fry, L'Estrange, Doyle, Wyles, Shaw 2
Cons: Wyles 5
Yellow card:Biller
Russia: 15 Igor Klyuchnikov, 14 Denis Simplikevich, 13 Vasily Artemyev, 12 Alexey Makovetskiy, 11 Vladimir Ostroushko, 10 Sergey Sugrobov, 9 Alexey Shcherban, 8 Victor Gresev, 7 Pavel Butenko, 6 Andrey Temnov, 5 Kirill Kulemin, 4 Alexander Voytov (capt), 3 Evgeny Pronenko, 2 Valery Tsnobiladze, 1 Grigory Tsnobiladze.
Replacements: 16 Vladislav Korshunov, 17 Alexey Volkov, 18 Innokentiy Zykov, 19 Andrey Garbuzov, 20 Ramil Gaysin, 21 Gleb Babkin, 22 Vladimir Boltenkov, 23 Dmitry Gerasimov.
USA: 15 Chris Wyles, 14 Cornelius Dirksen, 13 Paul Emerick, 12 Andrew Suniula, 11 Luke Hume, 10 Toby L'Estrange, 9 Robbie Shaw, 8 Todd Clever (capt), 7 John Quill, 6 Scott LaValla, 5 Louis Stanfill, 4 Brian Doyle, 3 Eric Fry, 2 Chris Biller, 1 Shawn Pittman.
Replacements: 16 Zachary Fenoglio, 17 Nick Wallace, 18 Tony Purpura, 19 Inaki Basauri, 20 Peter Dahl, 21 Mike Petri, 22 Rolan Suniula, 23 Gearoid McDonald.
Referee: Leighton Hodges (Wales)


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Weight: 10.8 oz (size 9)
Stack Height: Heel (29mm), Forefoot (18mm); includes 5mm average lug height
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Comments: This was my first pair of Salomon shoes, and so far, they have been great. I selected my size of these shoes based on shoefitr (my comparison model wss the Brooks Cascadia) and it didn't let me down. I wore them for a few hours around the house before my first run in them. That run was about 3 hours in a variety of conditions including snow, mud, rocks, frozen dirt, ice, and dry trail. Except for the ice, these shoes performed very well - grippy with good traction and no slippage. Even though my feet got wet and a little muddy, I did not get any blisters or experience any other problems. I also really like the lacing system. I'm looking forward to my next run in these.
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Hunting and Trapping
News about Hunting and Trapping, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 9, 2016
Malia Wollan tip column shares tracking expert Paul Rezendes's advice on how to track animal. MORE
Aug. 26, 2016
Utracan Journal; threats to end wild boar hunting in Utracan, Argentina, are mounting from animal rights activists, angering local hunters who say it is part of their heritage. MORE
Aug. 13, 2016
New York State lawmakers update law that will allow junior hunters and their adult members to wear fluorescent pink instead of usual blaze orange; supporters of update say it will draw more women and girls to hunting, while critics argue that move is sexist. MORE
Jun. 14, 2016
Report by Democrats on House Natural Resources Committee finds countries generally fail to use proceeds from trophy hunting to fund broader conservation efforts, contradicting advocates' long-held justification for killing threatened wildlife; experts say 2015 killing of lion named Cecil in Zimbabwe prompted closer scrutiny of system governing sport hunting globally. MORE
Apr. 7, 2016
Fish and Wildlife Service's proposal to include other types of birds on duck stamp, which is sold to hunters as license to hunt migratory waterfowl and as means of raising money for nature preserves, has been met with vociferous criticism; hunters protest that change would downgrade game birds, while even artists who create images on stamps and birders have protested. MORE
Mar. 8, 2016
Gaiole in Chianti Journal; farmers and wine growers in Tuscany, concerned over burgeoning wild boar and deer populations, build fences and redefine hunting laws to try and protect crops; region is well known for producing Chianti wines. MORE
Jan. 30, 2016
Reporter's Notebook describes pheasant hunting expedition in which Donald and Eric Trump, sons of Donald J Trump, joined Iowa Gov Terry Brandstad's son Marcus at High Prairie Farms, a 1,300-acre bird habitat. MORE
Dec. 20, 2015
Op-Ed article by Seamus McGraw describes making decision not to shoot deer on recent hunt, citing lack of clear conscience; expresses anger at those who continue to oppose any reasonable gun control in wake of series of mass shootings. MORE
Dec. 6, 2015
Donald G McNeil Jr travel article recounts long-desired trip to Prairie Wildlife hunting preserve in West Point, Miss, for two-day course in game bird hunting run by Orvis hunting and fishing company. MORE
Nov. 23, 2015
Plan to allow deer hunting near downtown Boston is decried by activists and citizens, who argue burgeoning deer population should be reduced by non-lethal means; civic officials claim hunt is cheaper and more effective way to avoid potential ecological distress than contraception and sterilization. MORE
Oct. 27, 2015
Study in journal Philosophical Transactions B finds division of labor in hunter-gatherer societies is complex, based on specialized skill and crucial to economic success; findings challenge simple 'cave man view' of such communities existing today. MORE
Oct. 13, 2015
Zimbabwe starkly reverses earlier attempt to extradite American dentist and big game hunter Walter J Palmer, who in July killed beloved lion Cecil, and says he is welcome to return as tourist and will not be charged with poaching. MORE
Oct. 11, 2015
Florida judge rules state's unique species of black bear can be hunted for first time in 21 years, three years after leaving endangered list; supporters cite several attacks by bears foraging for food in suburban areas around state, while opponents say problem is not at scale to warrant hunt. MORE
Oct. 11, 2015
Helen Macdonald On Nature column submits taking pictures of wild animals while on safari is in some way like trophy hunting maligned by animal rights activists; holds both practices are based in colonial iconography and societal inequality. MORE
Sep. 13, 2015
Sankuyo, Botswana, is one of several rural African communities calling for return to trophy hunting, practice banned two years ago to protect wild animals; says national ban leaves residents, crops and livestock prey to rising number of animal predators and has reduced their incomes, which were often supplemented by hunting parties; request comes as more African nations face pressure to ban trophy hunting, fueled by tragic death of research subject, Cecil the lion, in Zimbabwe. MORE
Sep. 8, 2015
Minnesota dentist Walter Palmer, who is returning to work after month of hiding from harassment, contests claims surrounding killing of Cecil the lion by his hunting party; maintains his actions were legal, but expresses regret about his ignorance of animals' significance. MORE
Sep. 6, 2015
News Analysis; small but growing number of people in United States are joining eat-what-you-kill movement, which gained widespread attention in 2011 when Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg announced he was engaging in practice; many within movement are members for ethical reasons, and say that they empathize more easily with animals whose meat provides them with meals. MORE
Aug. 23, 2015
Alligator season begins in Alabama; hunters lucky enough to receive one of state's 260 hunting permits prepare to search for, and hopefully capture, alligators that can stretch as long as 15 feet and weigh over 1,000 pounds. MORE
Aug. 11, 2015
Most conservation groups, wildlife management experts and African governments support trophy hunting as way to maintain wildlife, despite calls to ban practice after killing of Cecil the lion in Zimbabwe; contend hunting is most effective method of conservation, and generates revenue to maintain wildlife habitats and fight poaching. MORE
Aug. 7, 2015
Friday Files column; New York Times archives highlight 1910 review of Theodore Roosevelt book African Game Trails: An Account of the African Wanderings of an American Hunter-Naturalist, which chronicled his 1909 African safari and attitudes toward lion hunting. MORE
Aug. 6, 2015
Zimbabwean court postpones trial of professional hunter Theo Bronkhorst, accused of playing role in death of lion Cecil, to September; Bronkhorst faces 15 years if convicted of failing to prevent killing of the 13-year-old lion, an Oxford University research subject; safari company manager arranged hunt for American dentist Walter J Palmer. MORE
Aug. 5, 2015
Op-Ed column by doctoral student Goodwell Nzou of Zimbabwe expresses disdain for American furor over killing of lion Cecil by a big-game hunting American dentist; explains that in his village, lions are objects of terror that can bring human life to a standstill; says while wild animals have near-mystical significance for Zimbabweans, respect for them does not mean they should not be hunted. MORE
Aug. 3, 2015
Wildlife authorities in Zimbabwe claim prominent American gynecologist Jan Casmir Sieski illegally killed lion in authorized hunt in Hwange National Park in April; report follows incident in which American dentist Walter J Palmer killed popular, protected lion named Cecil, to outrage of many. MORE
Aug. 3, 2015
Delta Airlines joins group of carriers announcing a prohibition on the transport of big game trophy-hunting kills in their cargo holds; initiated by South African Airways, bans are largely in response to killing of celebrated lion Cecil in Zimbabwe, by an American tourist, during a safari hunt. MORE
Aug. 1, 2015
Zimbabwe's environment minister Oppah Muchinguri calls for extradition of American dentist Dr Walter J Palmer in connection with killing of Cecil, lion that was believed to have been drawn out of his protected habitat and killed by crossbow and rifle; Muchinguri calls Palmer 'foreign poacher' who broke Zimbabwe's laws. MORE
Jul. 31, 2015
Editorial reflects on public outrage over illegal killing of Cecil the lion in Zimbabwe by American big-game hunter Dr Walter Palmer of Minnesota; suggests lion's death could have beneficial effect of focusing on many endangered species threatened not only by poaching and hunting, but also by loss of habitat on African continent. MORE
Jul. 29, 2015
Walter J Palmer, American hunter known for killing big game with bow and arrow, faces poaching charges in Zimbabwe for killing lion named Cecil, favorite among visitors at Hwange National Park; Zimbabwe officials believe Cecil was lured out of protected game persevere by hunting party that tied dead animal to car. MORE
Apr. 5, 2015
Lydia Millet Op-Ed article describes scene at the International Wildlife Museum in Tucson, founded by C J McElroy along with trophy hunter group Safari Club International, which shares space with museum; notes absence of any mention of Safari Club's activities, which are mainly concerned with circumventing laws to allow wealthy to hunt endangered animals; suggests that the purpose of the museum is to mask that agenda. MORE
Feb. 8, 2015
Legal battle in Pakistan over foreign hunting permits for houbara bustard, migratory bird that has long been hunted by Arab royalty, has focused attention on practice; order to cancel all foreign hunting permits has become minor political crisis in light of favorable reception by Pakistani officials of Saudi Prince Fahd bin Sultan bin Abdul Aziz when he arrived to hunt the bird; Saudi royalty began visiting Pakistan to engage in hunting houbara in 1970s. MORE
Jan. 5, 2015
Pangti Journal; residents of remote Indian village Pangti have become enthusiastic stewards of Amur falcons, which they once slaughtered for food, after conservationist campaign convinced them to stop massing killing of migrating birds; are hoping to attract tourists to make up lost revenue; ecologists say birds, which eat mostly insects, are not endangered because of their huge numbers, but may play crucial ecological role. MORE
Dec. 20, 2014
Federal Judge Beryl Howell rules to keep gray wolves on endangered species list; decision bans further hunting and trapping in Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin. MORE
Nov. 6, 2014
Families, wildlife groups and others are raising day-old ring-necked pheasant chicks that they will release into the wild as part of a Utah program to promote game hunting; ranks of hunters have dwindled nationally over much of past 30 years. MORE
Nov. 3, 2014
Alabamians are set to vote on Amendment 5 to State Constitution, so-called right-to-hunt measure; similar measure is being considered in Mississippi; gun-rights supporters have tried often over past two decades to depict hunting as looming legal battleground in places like Alabama, which has about 530,000 holders of paid hunting licences. MORE
Oct. 13, 2014
New Jersey wildlife officials are encouraging hunters to take part in six-day bear hunting season, as bear encounters continue to rise in state's northern suburbs. MORE
Sep. 26, 2014
Cerro Sombrero Journal; Chilean government-sanctioned culling of the guanaco, wild cousin of the llama, in Chile's portion of Tierra del Fuego draws opposition from animal rights activists and tourism officials; Chilean authorities allowed as many as 4,125 to be killed in 2014 alone. MORE
Aug. 16, 2014
The Upshot; hunting excursion shared by Pres John F Kennedy and Vice Pres Lyndon Johnson at Johnson's Texas ranch shortly after their 1960 election victory continues to be the subject of disputed interpretations; author William Manchester insisted that Kennedy was scarred by the act of taking a life, while Johnson claimed that Kennedy was enthusiastic about the hunt; incident foreshadowed later cultural clashes over firearms and hunting. MORE
Jul. 14, 2014
Editorial welcomes partisan Senate dispute that led to defeat of pernicious proposal to bar environmental controls over lead ammunition and fishing sinkers that increasingly threaten fish and wildlife; urges Environmental Protection Agency to protect nation's wildlife by finally banning lead ammunition and sinkers from the land. MORE
Jun. 30, 2014
Op-Ed article by postdoctoral fellow Louisa Lombard asserts that humanitarians, reporters and others are misguided in shaming American safari hunters for traveling to Central African Republic to pursue sport in midst of civil conflict; says such hunters are irrelevant to war, and by visiting during strife they are providing much needed livelihood to people ignored by government; holds that pointing finger at white hunters is misdirection of outrage. MORE
May. 15, 2014
National Park Service sharpshooters cull 106 white-tailed deer in Washington's Rock Creek Park; 3,300 pounds of venison are donated to homeless shelters and other charities across capital; proliferating deer gorge on seedlings and threaten abundant vegetation in park. MORE
Apr. 18, 2014
New Virginia law will phase out fox pens, fenced enclosures in which hounds pursue wild foxes, over 40 years; hunters say that law unfairly takes aim at traditional and honorable outdoor activity, and that their goal is training dogs, not killing; some animal rights organizations want changes now. MORE
Mar. 31, 2014
Sweetwater Journal; state wildlife agency in Texas is considering banning use of gas fumes to capture rattlesnakes, which infest areas like Sweetwater, Tex; move could add the state to list of more than two dozen states that have partly or completely outlawed the practice, known as gassing, which has outraged animal rights activists and reptile researchers. MORE
Feb. 1, 2014
Both Village and Town of East Hampton, LI, have decided to withdraw from program to bring in federal sharpshooters to significantly thin local deer populations after vigorous opposition to idea; developments throw into doubt future of what had been designed as one of largest deer removal efforts ever undertaken by the federal government. MORE
Jan. 28, 2014
Letter from Wayne Pacelle, president, The Humane Society of the United States, responds to Jan 21 Richard Conniff Op-Ed article defending sale of permit to hunt black rhino in Namibia. MORE
Jan. 21, 2014
Op-Ed article by author Richard Conniff tempers backlash against $350,000 sale of right to hunt an endangered black rhino in Namibia; says country's conservation policy is working and that auction is a perfectly sound way to raise funds for protecting the animal. MORE
Dec. 31, 2013
Editorial supports plan to cull Long Island's deer population through use of hired marksmen; holds that controlled slaughter, while disturbing to some, is best option given size of deer population, and damage done to fields and gardens along with spread of Lyme disease. MORE
Dec. 31, 2013
Study in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences finds that Hazda people of Tanzania, who are among last hunter-gatherer groups on earth, follow pattern similar to that of sharks, honeybees and other foraging animals while hunting for food. MORE
Dec. 26, 2013
Sporting Ranch Capital Management, a private equity firm, raises money from investors to buy ranches that it can fix up and resell. MORE
Dec. 25, 2013
Five mallard ducks that lived at Peabody Hotel in Little Rock, Ark, head back to the wild after hotel is sold, raising concerns that the city's beloved flock would become target during duck hunting season. MORE
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A 'Squirrel Slam' Lures Hunters and Protesters to Western New York
A lawsuit filed by a squirrel aficionado claims there has not been a proper review of the event's environmental effect.
February 26, 2017, Sunday
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Letters to the Editor
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February 25, 2017, Saturday
MORE ON HUNTING AND TRAPPING AND: Hunting and Trapping , Basketball (College) , Sheep
The Girl Who Hunts With Hawks
The bond a falconer makes with a hawk is more than that of owner and pet.
February 23, 2017, Thursday
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The Ultimate Pursuit in Hunting: Sheep
Permits to hunt bighorn sheep are auctioned for hundreds of thousands of dollars — and that money has helped revive wild sheep populations and expand their territory.
February 16, 2017, Thursday
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Most Primate Species Threatened With Extinction, Scientists Find
From gorillas to gibbons, a wide-ranging survey finds that the world's primates are in steep decline.
January 18, 2017, Wednesday
MORE ON HUNTING AND TRAPPING AND: Endangered and Extinct Species , Monkeys and Apes , Lemurs , Agriculture and Farming , Fish Farming , Biodiversity , Hunting and Trapping , Mines and Mining
Tennessee Hunter's 47-Point Deer Breaks World Record
"For deer hunters, you hear things like that and go, naaaah," one official said about the size of the whitetail's antlers.
January 18, 2017, Wednesday
MORE ON HUNTING AND TRAPPING AND: Deer , Hunting and Trapping , Field & Stream , Tennessee
The Modern Love Podcast: Darby Stanchfield Reads 'A Family That Takes "No" for an Answer'
On this week's podcast, the "Scandal" actress reads Leigh Newman's story of a family hunting excursion that proves revelatory.
January 11, 2017, Wednesday
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City College Professor Is Sentenced to Jail Over Bear Hunt Protest
William Crain admitted to refusing to return to an area set up for protesters in Fredon, N.J. A judge assigned him to 10 days in jail.
December 9, 2016, Friday
MORE ON HUNTING AND TRAPPING AND: Bears , Demonstrations, Protests and Riots , Hunting and Trapping , Crain, William C (1943- )
Canada Today: Emissions Policy, Bird-Hunting and Meat Pie
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met with leaders to discuss carbon emissions, Canadian women's golf got a shot in the arm and history was made on a telecast.
December 9, 2016, Friday
MORE ON HUNTING AND TRAPPING AND: Carbon Caps and Emissions Trading Programs , Women's PGA Championship (Golf) , Greenhouse Gas Emissions , Cooking and Cookbooks , Muslim Veiling , Hunting and Trapping
Hunting 'Turr' in Newfoundland's Frigid Waters
The annual hunt of turr, a migratory seabird, dates back to the days when Newfoundlanders needed to supplement meager winter diets, and it continues despite conservation efforts.
December 4, 2016, Sunday
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BRISTOL, Va. - There will soon be plenty of new books at the Bristol Public Library, we're talking 2,000 books to be exact.
That's right 2,000 used books, ranging from cook books to fiction, have been donated to the Bristol Public Library from U.S. Solutions Group.
But you can't check these books out just yet, they're still in boxes waiting to be processed by employees.
"Some we may add to our collection if we don't already have a copy. The others will go to our gift shop to be sold at very reasonable prices to help raise money for the library and its programs," added Jeanne Powers with Bristol Public Library.
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