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I've lived in the complex for a 2 years and 2 months (I'm moving for a job in another state otherwise I may have signed a lease for a 3rd year). We moved in to a newly refurbished unit (meaning they… Full Review ▶
If you don't mind the dog poop that people leave all over the grounds -makes you wonder if they let the dogs do the same thing in the apartments. Also, the parking situation is awful if you don't live in an… Full Review ▶
PLEASE READ! I am currently living at campus manor as a Daemen student, this review is best for college students. The Good - Location, It's quiet, room you can have dogs, Its nice outside, it can be nice inside, you can… Full Review ▶
I lived here from August 2013 to July 2014. As a place it isn't bad but the management sucks. They are just greedy for money. I paid $865 for the security deposit and got back $465. They deducted $400 for a… Full Review ▶
I have lived at Campus Manor for a little over a year now and I love it. I moved here because of the highly rated school district, proximity to the thruway, and the price. In the time that I have been… Full Review ▶
First off, in response to the blatantly obvious management review the campus staff are terrible. They're presently redoing the lawns, driveways, so don't be deceived. I got out of there and got my security deposit back thank god. But, I reported… Full Review ▶
First off GREAT MANAGEMENT which makes it a really nice place to live. -------------- runs a tight ship which ensures the property is always tidy and the community is following the general rules for the betterment of everyone. (Cheers golf clap!)… Full Review ▶
This place sucks. I'm moving October 1st. They keep on raising the rent and even the card operated laundry. Why should I pay $1.75 for laundry? I hate my neighbors to and the management is annoying. Don't waist your money, your… Full Review ▶
Not worth the price! The apartments are ridiculously small with very little storage space. The walls are paper thin so you hear everything and you can feel when the front door slams from other tenants coming in and out. The basement… Full Review ▶
Not an awful place to live, but there are better. The apartments are small, especially in respects to the kitchen and bathroom. However, you only need to pay electric and cable/internet. All other utilities are included. Parking is fine, unless its… Full Review ▶
I lived in those apartments back in 1980. There were the scummiest apartments I have ever lived in! No carpeting, bare bones without a doubt. It is "nice" to see that they, must have been forced to, fix(ed) them up! From… Full Review ▶
These apartments are some of the cheapest around for a few good reasons. First of all, the washer and dryer are downstairs in the creepy basements, and each load is $1.50. They just recently started using laundry cards which are not… Full Review ▶
I've lived at Campus Manor for 2 years, however thankful because they allowed pets, I couldn't wait to leave. The apartments are small, and the kitchen/baths are very small. The plumbing and basements are always backing up with sewer waste, and… Full Review ▶
Living here wasn't so bad although what I needed fixed never really got fixed. When I moved out they slapped me with some pretty hefty charges! Regret living here, can definitely find cheaper better elsewhere, DON'T MOVE IN!! Had bad railing… Full Review ▶
I have only lived at Campus Manor for two months but already I feel like I know it well enough to write a review! --Parking - I gave it 4 stars because I have a parking space right outside my building.… Full Review ▶
I lived in Campus Manor for almost 3 years while in grad school at Daemen. It's safe, cheap, and I could walk to classes everyday. I never had a problem with parking, maintenance was always very helpful and super nice, and… Full Review ▶
I lived at Campus Manor from 1996--2006. I wish my circumstances would allow me to move back. The office staff and maintenance staff are wonderful people--professional, friendly, and considerate. I had great neighbors. I never felt unsafe. The surroundings are truly… Full Review ▶
Rent increases about $10 a year. Kind staff. The upstairs bathroom leaked into my bathroom twice, the kitchen sink overflowed once, and the basement flooded twice but all were fixed right away. Walls are thin so when I had loud neighbors… Full Review ▶
I have nothing but pleasant experiences with Campus Manor. The office and maintenance staff are professional, courteous, and very helpful. Any issues I've ever had have been taken care of in a timely manner, and the fact that they allowed me… Full Review ▶
Decent prices, but I'm glad to finally be getting out after a few years. Some of the staff is friendly and helpful but others are quite rude. They couldn't be bothered to look something up to answer a question for me.… Full Review ▶
I'm in school... and not that picky so these apartments are pretty good. Lots of centipedes which are gross but I would assume there would be less on the second floor. The people working in the office are pretty mean but… Full Review ▶
I regret that I did not read all the warnings and horrible reviews before I signed the lease with Campus Manor. It turned out those reviews are all true. I can not wait for the ending of my lease and moving… Full Review ▶
i liked living at this place during my graduate study. yes the ratings on this website did deter me from renting this place in the first place. But after talking with some friends who lived at this place, they recommended this… Full Review ▶
We had an experience with Campus Manor Apartments that I would not wish on anyone. Although, I have a feeling that many of you out there who have had the bad luck of renting at this horrible place, will relate to… Full Review ▶
We recently moved out of this stinking apartment to a more decent place and we have noticed the difference!!!! first the apartment management sucks!the way the apartment management treats the tenants,you get the feeling that beggars are treated much better.they better… Full Review ▶
It took the management over 2 months to fix our kitchen cabinet, two days for an urgent plumbing problem in the kitchen (our neighbors pipes were backing up into our sink), and a pipe in the bathroom broke which flooded our… Full Review ▶
so i have only been here a few months and im still yes and no about this place. me and my roomate live here and let me tell you it is a whole lot better than some other places we are… Full Review ▶
Not the greatest place in the world, I mean you could do worse but you could always do better. They don't offer much for the price of rent. Rental office seems very nice until you need something, then they are rude… Full Review ▶
NEGATIVES: No dishwasher, not every building has a washer/dryer. My building does, but they're literally from the 70s, and VERY small. Rental office is useless. The dryer stopped working some six months ago, I called the rental office, they told me… Full Review ▶
Not worth for the money you spend, Garbage disposal is a nightmare if you live in some apartments (in winter as you have to carry it to quarter of a mile distance). Even though they charge $25 for the pets (… Full Review ▶
This is simply one of the worst places that i have ever lived in. Though it is cheaper than a dorm i think that you re better off living on campus or at another facility. You can hear everything that your… Full Review ▶
I have lived here for only 5 months and I'm counting down the days until I can move out. There seem to be spiders and silverfish everywhere you look. I can easily hear the neighbors above me, who seem to enjoy… Full Review ▶
My husband and I reside at Campus Manor Apartments and have been living here for about a year and a half. So far I don't have any major complaints. To be honest, it is rather small, and maintenance takes a very… Full Review ▶
I have lived at Campus Manor for three years. It is a nice inexpensive property. I find the maintenance to be great for emergencies and a little slow for little things. I don't have mold issues because I follow the guidelines.… Full Review ▶
They increased my rent by $25/month this year, which was a complete last minute surprise so we weren't able to move out. It's not a great apartment, but we rented it because of the cheap price. For what I'm paying now,… Full Review ▶
Rent is too high for what you get. The basement floods when it rains and the staff refuses to do anything about it. The refrigerator and stove barely work and I have been waiting for months for the staff to do… Full Review ▶
A very basic apartment. Drywall is in rough shape but no holes. Heating and utilities worked great and were reasonable. Basic place to live for a basic price... Full Review ▶
Read the Lease that you signed, Keep your apartment clean, follow information that the Rental office gives you to prevent problems with your stay here.
I have not had any problems with the Office or the Maintenance Staff. They do… Full Review ▶
I had to make a snap decision to move into one of these appartments because I could not find another one and college was soon starting. The appartment I had was not cleaned very well before I moved into it. I… Full Review ▶
This place is is a mess. If I wasn't building a house and knew that this was short term I would not have moved in at all. Wet basements that make the halls smell, broken appliances that don't get fixed in… Full Review ▶
This apartment was a dive. I was relocating and was having trouble finding a place to live online. My advice is that if you are looking for a place to lay your head and don't mind living in a place that… Full Review ▶
Like so many other people I had severe mold problems. Two walls of my bedroom, one wall in my living room and my bathroom were covered with mold. When I complained about the problem I was essentially told that it was… Full Review ▶
I have been here almost a year and am considering to live here longer. I think it is a decent place, except the rooms are too small. The neighborhood is very nice and safe. Heat bill is very low. I wish… Full Review ▶
This apartment is far from perfect, but it really is not that bad. If something doesnt work, it's fixed, especially heat. Full Review ▶
I lived here from May of 2001 until March of 2002, and it was the worst experience I've ever had renting.
We had complained numerous times about bugs. Every time we'd walk through the main entrance, there were cobwebs all over the… Full Review ▶
It was my first apartment and overall i was pretty much pleased. i didnt expience any mold like many others did ( at least not on poplar court).The maintenance staff did take quite a while to get back to my requests.… Full Review ▶
Unless you choose this place strictly for its convenient location you'll wish you hadn't. The foundation of these buildings is so bad that you'll hear your neighbors sneezing. Full Review ▶
excited to move out on our own, my friend moved into campus manor. what a learning experience!! the kitchen sink leaked real bad underneath and gave off the most vile odor. it was fixed after 3 visits. the toilet leaked real… Full Review ▶
Well, I'll make this short and sweet. My room was hot as hell, because we had a problem with the heater. The basement was filled with sewage from some sort of leak in the pipes. And the place is kind of… Full Review ▶
I lived at Campus Manor for 2 years while in grad school and I´d have to say it was sufficient. I felt safe, was only minimally bothered by noise, and the upkeep was adequate. The kitchens are only so-so (no dishwasher),… Full Review ▶
I´ve had problems with this place from the minute I moved in here. The first month our toilet backflowed for absolutely no apparent reason into our storage space in the basement, pouring raw sewege all over everything we had in there.… Full Review ▶
At first glance, this place seems great. Its in an extremely safe location in Amherst. Located minutes from everywhere it seems. Now that bad. Maintanence staff is only adequately educated. I was able to fix more problems than they were. There… Full Review ▶
If I hadn´t just recently bought a house, I would have stayed here for a few more years. Interest rates being so low made it possible to afford a house, but Campus Manor is otherwise great. Great location, staff is very… Full Review ▶
I just had to comment regarding the mold situation at Campus Manor. People here are both right and wrong. I´ve lived here on and off for many years and mold has rarely been a problem. Any mold growth here comes from… Full Review ▶
Anyone who has had trouble with Campus Manor.. I urge you to call the Amherst Building inspector and the Erie County Health department.. i did and found out that my apartment had many violated building codes. I find out monday what… Full Review ▶
Being a student of Daemen College has taught me many things.
1) Books are expensive. Buy them used.
2) Tuition is expensive. Learn to budget or you´ll suffer.
3) In order to do your best academically, you need… Full Review ▶
I lived here for 11 months and had nothing but problems. Four months into my lease I experienced problems with mold growing on the walls and ruining my items. Management was totally unsympathetic and blamed be for the problems. This was… Full Review ▶
Hello, anyone who has lived here before please let me know. Before you moved in where you giving the impression that heat was to be included in you rent, by included i me NO EXTRA CHARGE added to your rent (like… Full Review ▶
Campus Manor is by far the worst place I have ever lived. I would take living at home in my leaky basement bedroom again over living here.
We moved in and they failed to do a new move in inspection… Full Review ▶
I´ve actually lived at Campus Manor twice. I lived there from 1997 through 1999, and from 2000 - 2001. I suppose it says something that I came back. The price of these apartments is decent, and the location is wonderful. I… Full Review ▶
This apt is the worst I have ever seen. Its very old....and has all the problems of an old apt.....it leaks....the closets smell....
The basements are a mess, full of cobwebs and dirt. The stairways stink.
Maintenance is very very poor.… Full Review ▶
The worst thing abt this apartment is its staff. They are not helping at all. The are rude and rough...including the manager. They never understand your problems. They are just intereted to bug you with bills and payment dues that do… Full Review ▶
It´s true what they say, location makes all the difference in the world! I hated the thought of commuting, but wanted to live in Amherst. I´m within seconds of the 290 which takes me less than 15 minutes to get downtown.… Full Review ▶
I moved from another state to Buffalo this past year. The office staff were extremely helpful and patient in answering all of my questions and faxing back/forth information. The location is excellent - 3 miles to UB, 5 miles to major… Full Review ▶
I have lived here for 2 years and I am very ready to get out. The apartment manager has given us nothing but trouble and the entire staff makes us feel as if we are nothing but a nuisance to them.… Full Review ▶
The only reason I took this apartment in the first place was that it is close to school and the highways- and that is the ONLY good feature about it. The staff is incredibly rude and unprofessional- my roomate and I… Full Review ▶
I lived at Campus Manor for 5 years as a graduate student. Overall, I thought the complex was excellent. Advantages are very easy access to the highway, reasonable rent (I paid less than $100/month for utilities including heat and split that… Full Review ▶
I lived at Campus Manor apartments after I graduated from UB... I didn´t have a lot of money at the time, but wanted to stay in the Amherst area. Campus Manor´s location is awesome. Really nice grounds - the apartment wasn´t… Full Review ▶
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Kano — Kano State Governor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso has donated a three-bedroom flat and N1 million to each of the families of the three staff of the Kano Emirate who lost their lives protecting the Emir of Kano, Alhaji Ado Bayero when gunmen attacked his convoy one week ago.
Kwankwaso also donated N250,000 each to three other staff of the Emir, who suffered gunshots wounds during the attack and also pledged to pay all their medical bills. The governor's Special Adviser on Emirate Council Affairs, Alhaji Tijjani Mailafiya Sanka, who announced the gesture Saturday, said it was made out of Kwankwaso's sympathy and concern for the victims who had demonstrated heroism in protecting Bayero.
The deceased victims were the Bayero's orderly, Ado Bala, 34 (Dan Morin Sarkin Kano), the monarch's driver, Kabiru Shuaibu, 35 (Barde Sarkin Ruwa) and Ahmadu Magayaki (Maji Dadin Dan Rimi), the rider of the emir's horse-driven carriage.
The wounded victims are Garba Zagi, Musa Umar Zagi and Abubakar Zagi who are assistants to Bayero and two of his wounded sons, Alhaji Sanusi Ado (Chiroman Kano) and Alhaji Nasiru Ado (Turakin Kano) who accompanied their father to the United Kingdom for medical check-up after the attack.


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Yao Quashigah completed the defense of his dissertation in the UK College of Education Department of Curriculum and Instruction several weeks before September 11, 2001, with plans to head back to Ghana. However, his homecoming in Ghana was delayed because of subsequent events. Now he is dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences Education at the University of Education in Winneba, Ghana.
After receiving his undergraduate degree at the University of Cape Coast, Ghana, Quashigah completed his master's degree at Carleton University in Canada in 1993. He met College of Education faculty member Angene Wilson when she was a Senior Fulbright Scholar in Winneba in 1997 and came to UK the following year for doctoral work. An integral part of the secondary social studies program, Quashigah supervised student teachers for several years.
When Quashigah returned to Winneba, he became chair of the Department of Social Studies Education, which is one of the departments in the Faculty of Social Sciences Education. He became dean in 2010.
Other departments in the Faculty include the Department of Social Science Education, the Department of Business Education and the Centre for African Studies. The Department of Social Science offers bachelor's degrees in economics, geography, history and political Science. The Department of Social Science offers bachelor's and master's degrees in social studies and master's in human rights education and doctoral degrees in social studies. The Department of Business Education offers a B.A. of Business Administration in accounting and human resources. A Department of Religions in planned for the future.
Quashigah has written books such as On Population and Development in Ghana and Basic Social Studies: Content, Teaching and Learning Skills. Part one of an article he wrote in 2001 with Wilson entitled "A Cross-National Conversation about Teaching from a Global Perspective: Issues of Culture and Power" will be re-published in Wilson's Africa on My Mind: Educating Americans for 50 Years, Living Peace Corps' Third Goal in spring 2013.


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so i came out to indianapolis to do the bob and tom radio show and the myspace secret show**. little did i know that my flight would be cancelled. the goddang (pontius) pilot didn't show up. huff.
now i'm stuck in the airport with nothing to do, so i thought, hey! why not write a blog? and even though a bunch of answers flooded into my head after that, the boredom took over.
here's a story. i was walking through the terminal a few minutes ago, when I came upon a popcorn store. i went inside. i browsed the shelves. they had every kind of popcorn you could imagine (i think that place was owned by the lovechild of orville redenbacher and bertie bott). and even though they had chocolate popcorn, and caramel popcorn, and blueberry popcorn, and snozzberry popcorn, they were missing ONE flavor – popcorn flavored popcorn.
i asked the woman at the front, "excuse me, do you have any plain popcorn?"
she reacted as if i asked her, "excuse me, can i rape you?"
she answered "this is a gourmet popcorn store."
so i guess, more literally, she reacted as if i asked, "excuse me, is this a gourmet popcorn store?"
so i asked, "so, do you have any plain popcorn?"
she answered, "no."
i asked, "really?"
she answered, "yes."
i asked, "so how do you make the blueberry flavored popcorn? do you change it when it's still a kernel***? do you alter it genetically? Because if not, you must just put weird blueberry flavoring onto PLAIN popcorn."
she stared at me.
she went into the back and gave me small bag of plain flavored popcorn.
it wasn't good. i should've gone with blueberry.
well i need to go now. it's only 2 more hours until my flight and i should start staring at the ceiling before i run out of time.
oh, and thanks to everybody who bought my album yesterday! i'm trying to beat the lonely island's "incredibad" in sales this week. it's operation "beat the jizz out of their pants." if i don't defeat them, i will watch "Hot Rod."
take it easy.
** is "myspace secret show" not the creepiest name for a show you've ever heard? i think it was sponsored by dateline nbc.
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Volume 48 / Number 1 / July 2005 / Pages 551-556
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Saturday 26 September to Saturday 12 December, 2009
This exhibition tells the story of Princess Maria Clementina Sobieska, mother of Prince Charles Edward Stuart, and her Polish heritage.
This particular aspect of 'Bonnie Prince Charlie's' background is little known in Scotland and it is intended to illuminate the period of Scottish history defined by the Prince by illustrating it from a new perspective, as well as strengthening the Scottish-Polish connection.
Early Married Life
Prince James Francis Edward Stuart (1688 – 1766), Jacobite claimant to the English, Scottish and Irish thrones, had reached the age of thirty without a wife or an heir, much to the alarm of his Jacobite supporters. Finding a bride would be a delicate task, partly because he was a king without a throne, but also because the government in London was expected to put every obstacle in the way of a Stuart marriage for fear of the production of an heir. James ordered Charles Wogan, a passionately loyal Irish adventurer, to scour the courts of central Europe in search of a suitable bride. Wogan found the Sobieski princesses at Ohlau in South West Poland and was immediately enchanted by the youngest, sixteen-year old Maria Clementine. She was an attractive young princess to which many had been drawn. Slight of frame with blonde hair and dark eyes, the young Maria Clementine was reputedly clever and cheerful and certainly well educated. Pope Clement XI was her godfather and she would bring an enormous dowry of 25 million francs and the Sobieski jewels, including the famously magnificent rubies. In many ways, she seemed the perfect companion for James, who was naturally more serious and taciturn and four teen years her elder. James proposed at once and was accepted.
King George I, in an effort to prohibit the marriage of James to Maria Clementine, prevailed upon the Holy Roman emperor to arrest Clementine as she travelled through Austria on her way to Italy to be married. The young princess was kidnapped and detained in Ambras Castle in Innsbruck during the winter of 1718. In a dramatic rescue, Charles Wogan spirited MariaClementine out of the castle dressed as a maid, and after a treacherous journey over the snowbound Brenner Pass, Maria Clementine reached Bologna in April 1719.
No bridegroom awaited her; James had departed for Spain to lead what would become another ill-fated Jacobite rising, but had left instructions for a proxy marriage ceremony to be performed as soon as his bride arrived. Following this ceremony on 9th May, Clementine continued her journey to Rome where she was feted as the British Queen. Four months later, after the failure of the 1719 rising, Clementine met her husband for the first time on 2nd September at Montefiascone, and on the same day a second marriage ceremony took place in the cathedral there.
Clementine and James settled in the Palazzo Muti, a small palace in Rome which was made over to them by Pope Clement XI, who acknowledged them as the rightful, and more importantly, Catholic King and Queen of England, Scotland and Ireland. It was here at the Palazzo Muti, to the great joy of the Jacobite world, that their first child, Charles Edward Stuart, was born on the last day of the year 1720. A second son, Henry Benedict, followed five years later on 6 March 1725.
Maria Clementine's happiness was short-lived; even before the birth of Charles it was becoming evident that the marraige was not the success she or Jacobite followers had hoped for. Profound personal and moral differences between the royal spouses soon bubbled to the surface. James was fourteen years older than his wife, and his reputedly dour, stoical, and pragmatic approach to life failed to strike a chord in her romantic soul. The drab Palazzo Muti offered none of the fun of her father's court at Ohlau, while her husband closeted himself away, writing endless letters and plotting to regain his crown. The frequent quarrels led to tantrums on the part of Maria Clementine and cold withdrawal by James. It soon became evident to Clementine that while she might be called Queen of Britain in Rome, she would never reign in that country. The young Charles Edward's development towards boyhood introduced more serious causes for dissent. Both parents were utterly devoted to him, but for different reasons: Maria Clementine to compensate for her husband's neglect, and James because the child was heir to his royal line. Protestant nurses were appointed to care for the child, but it was Mrs. Sheldon, a Roman Catholic, who was proposed as governess. Maria Clementine, now lonely and miserable, fell under the
influence of this domineering woman, who inflamed new quarrels over Charles Edward's education.
As the young prince grew up, he became more aware of his father's cold withdrawals from family life and his mother's tantrums. As early as the age of three, he could be wilful and disobedient, mortifying the court once by refusing to kneel when presented to Pope Benedict XIII. In November 1725, James decided the boy needed a firmer hand, so he took him away from Mrs. Sheldon and the female nurses and handed him over to male governors, first Michael Ramsay and later James Murray of Stormont. Their appointment coicided with the birth of the couple's second son, Henry Benedict. Abetted by Mrs. Sheldon, Maria Clementine may have seen this thrusting of her first-born into the charge of so many men as an attempt to cut her off from her beloved Charles.
Piety and Illness
Changes in the young Maria Clementine's nature became even more apparent after the birth of her second son, Henry Benedict, when she suffered postpartum complications. In November 1725, Maria Clementine drove out of the palace with Sheldon and her other ladies and sought sanctuary in the convent of St. Cecilia where she remained separated from her husband and children for two long years. The Pope, fearing the Stuarts might abandon the Roman Catholic faith in order to regain the throne, took the side of Maria Clementine and reduced James' allowance. James visited her at the convent, but no reconciliation resulted. In June 1727, when King George I died, James set out for France to seek help from Louis XV to mount an invasion of Britain. With tragic mistiming, Clementine chose that moment to leave the convent and join her sons in Bologna. She had been separated from her husband and children for two years, but now poured out her love to her boys, only to abandon them again for long periods to go on long pilgrimages. She refused to join James at Avignon, nor would she be reconciled on his return to Italy early in 1728, and she continued to keep Mrs. Sheldon at her side.
Following lengthy deliberations, the royal couple separated. Maria Clementine subsequently became prone to increasing religious piety. She spent her time fasting and kneeling in cold, damp churches for such a long time that her health became permanently damaged. She became bone-thin, lost all her beauty and began showing symptoms of malnutrition. Wandering in spirit, she spent the final four years of her life visiting hospitals, caring for the sick and giving alms to the impoverished.
By the end of 1734, when Prince Charles attained his fourteenth birthday, it became evident that his mother was dying. On 12 January 1735, Maria Clementine received the last rites of the church, but remained perfectly lucid and asked to see her sons to plead with them never to abandon their Roman Catholicism. On 18th January 1735, she finally died amid an aura of saintliness at the Palzzo Muti and was interred with full honours in St. Peter's Basilica in Rome, becoming the first woman to receive this great privilege. The funeral was a magnificent event, and one of the most brilliant spectacles ever witnessed by Romans. Pope Benedict XIV commissioned Pietro Bracchi (1700-1773) to sculpt a monument to her memory to be erected in the Basilica.


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Harvest moon event legacy of Ellen Anderson
September 21, 2012 in Lake County News-Chronicle
In the North Shore communities, the name Ellen Anderson rings familiar. Her involvement in the community is nearly legend. Ellen died last year, shortly after receiving a cancer diagnosis, but the events to which she gave her time and energy, such as the Two Harbors Kayak Festival, live on. Continue Reading


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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Regulators rejected opposition from the state's consumer advocate on Thursday and approved a base rate increase for Florida Power & Light Co. that may add nearly $10 to a typical residential customer's monthly bill over a span of four years.
Florida regulators approve FPL base rate increase
It's part of a settlement between FPL, the state's biggest electric utility, and groups representing industrial, health care and federal government customers that won unanimous approval from the Public Service Commission.
"It's a great deal for customers," FPL President Eric Silagy said in an interview. "All customers benefit from this whether they are commercial or residential."
Silagy said the deal, which will increase base rates by $350 million in the first year, will help pay for new, more efficient power plants that will save customers billions in the long run and complete the company's move from heavy reliance on oil to cleaner-burning natural gas. Even with the increase, FPL's rates will remain the lowest in Florida.
Public Counsel J.R. Kelly wasn't part of the settlement and said he's leaning toward appealing what he says is a bad deal for most customers to the Florida Supreme Court. Kelly had proposed a $253 million rate reduction. The Florida Retail Federation joined him in opposing the deal.
The state consumer advocate contends the settlement violates state law because his office is not part of it. Kelly is charged with representing all utility customers while parties to the settlement represent less than 1 percent of the 4.6 million homes, businesses and other customers served by FPL in South Florida and on the state's east coast.
The agreement will raise the residential monthly base rate for 1,000 kilowatt hours, which is considered about average, by $3.76 in January. It'll go up by about another $1 in June when the first of three new power plants goes into operation. Figures haven't been calculated yet, but two more new plants in 2014 and 2016 will result in additional increases.
Residential customers, though, in January are expected to see average monthly bills drop by 37 cents to $94.62 because of previously approved cuts in fuel and other annually adjusted changes even after the base rate increase. Company officials say they expect additional fuel savings in the future to at least partly mitigate the additional base rate increases.
Rates will be essentially flat or decrease in January for most business customers. They'll again remain flat or decrease about 3 percent in June.
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August 19, 2002 2:37 PM PDT
Rational rethinks modeling tool for .Net
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Rational Software updates developer toolsNovember 3, 1999
Rational on Monday spruced up its XDE Professional tool with support for Microsoft's Visual Basic.Net language and ASP.Net class library technology, which makes it easier to build complex Web-based business systems by handling much of the underlying plumbing.
XDE Professional, originally released in February, is a tool that allows software developers to "model"--or create graphical representations of--their software, so they need to write less code to build applications.
Rational has released three editions of the XDE tool: one that supports Microsoft's Visual Studio.Net tools suite, another that supports IBM's WebSphere Studio Java development tool, and a third that combines both the Java and .Net editions. .Net is Microsoft's overarching strategy for software design and Web services development.
The original version of XDE for .Net edition supported Microsoft's C# language. The new XDE--with the Visual Basic.Net and ASP.Net support--will ship within 30 days. A future iteration will support the C++ language, said Bill Taylor, Rational's director of developer marketing.
Rational also released or updated a handful of testing tools. Test RealTime, which tests, find bugs and fixes problems in software programs, now has support for Java in addition to the original C, C++ and Ada languages. Beyond this, the company has added support for the Linux operating system to PurifyPlus RealTime, used for analyzing a program while it is running. The RealTime tools can be used for embedded systems, such as computer systems used in cars, set-top boxes and cell phones, Rational executives said.
Meanwhile, Rational has also partnered with software maker CommerceQuest to build a tool--called MQTester for Rational--that tests the performance of IBM's MQ-based business messaging software.
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- I really feel a need to comment on PurifyPlus. I'm not sure if I'm the only person that has had a very bad experience with Purify Plus, but I don't see many reviews of the software on the web.
My company bought a 1 user license for the Windows version of PurifyPlus in 2013 and I've found the product to be nearly unusable. Despite IBM's outstanding support, it took at least 10 hours of my time to get thru their incredibly complex installation procedures. (and I'm just installing it on a single laptop). I spent many hours on the phone with their support desk just getting it installed.
Things didn't get any easier after installation. Every time we turn on purify inside Visual Studio, it crashed VS. We've never gotten it working correctly inside VS. After a couple more calls to their support center and not getting it working, I eventually gave up on the program and decided to spent my energy elsewhere.
In total, I probably spent 20 hours of my time, over $500 and got nothing out of PurifyPlus but frustration. The bizarre thing is that, about 7 or 8 years ago, I downloaded a demo version of Purify and was extremely impressed with it. It was very easy to use back then. That's the only reason why I decided to spend money to use it again.
I eventually just gave up on trying to get PurifyPlus to work and tried Valgrind in Unix (it's free, by the way). I'm not exaggerating when I say that it took less than 5 minutes to get that working.
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In what looks like taking the hairy hipster trend to yet another level, fashion designer Partrick Mohr sent his male and female models down the Berlin Fashion Week spring 2011 catwalk wearing bald caps and straggly beards.Weirdness aside, the collection was very wearable.Published on April 15, 2010
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Beards and greasy hair are taking over the downtown scene…Just last night while having dinner in SoHo, I counted seven men in deliberate need of a trim and, perhaps, a bottle of shampoo within direct earshot. The Hairy Hipster cum Geek cum Poet cum Anarchist look is on a fast rise from Williamsburg to NoLita to clear out of downtown New York.I admittedly have a cringe thing for extraneous ungroomed hair in any area, but come on guys, can you at least not look like you joined the army of the great unwashed???How about an occasional beard trim to tidy up the edges, some hair wax to make your hair look piecey but not filthy, and a perfectly worn T-shirt– without the stains?? Huh, just asking. No begging.Here, we have actor Adrien Brody dressed exquisitely in a faded windowpane black two-button wool suit by Versace. Adrien was gussied up for aPublished on April 01, 2009
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16 ND lawyers vie for 3 new judgeships
May 23, 2013 at 6:34 pm in The Dickinson Press
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A recent incident at Georgia Tech has called into question what constitutes a lawful arrest or a lawful imprisonment. Georgia Tech alum Mary Clayton is suing Georgia Tech and its security company in federal court for unlawful arrest and unlawful imprisonment over an invasive search stemmed by a chicken sandwich.
When Georgia Tech alum Mary Clayton was told that she could not enter the football stadium with her chicken sandwich in her hand, she immediately threw it away. Rather than letting her enjoy the game in peace, security did not even let Clayton get to her seat before a female officer approached her and took her into the bathroom.
The search then conducted by the officer was not a simple "pat-around-the-pockets" type search. Rather, Clayton claims, and Georgia Tech security refutes, that she was told to take off her pants and shirt to fully expose herself. Security first carefully examined Clayton's underwear and then told her to take off her shirt so that her bra could also be examined. Why security thought that anyone would hide a chicken sandwich in his or her undergarments is beyond my understanding. However, they did think so and conducted an invasive search to ensure that Clayton did not in fact enter the stadium with a chicken sandwich. Clayton, after suffering such humiliation, seeks justice in federal court.
Most people need to understand their rights, and a very important right is retained in the Fourth Amendment, which protects against unreasonable searches and seizures. A key factor in a Fourth Amendment violation is whether or not a person has a reasonable expectation of privacy. If a person is searched when they were entitled to a justifiable expectation of privacy, the search may be deemed unreasonable.
In Clayton's case, the key question needs to be whether or not she had a reasonable expectation of privacy in expecting to keep her clothes on at a football game. It is not likely that chicken sandwiches are hidden in people's undergarments. Therefore, the court will likely find that Clayton had a reasonable expectation of privacy in keeping her clothes on at the football game. After all, sporting events are recreational in nature. They are events aimed at allowing families, teens, spirited alums, etc. to get together and have a good time while keeping their clothes on! Therefore, the Court will likely find that the security officer's search in the bathroom was unreasonable.
A question that comes to mind is whether or not Clayton's situation can be seen as an unlawful arrest? Details are not given as to whether or not Clayton acted to resist an arrest. Generally, individuals can use reasonable force to resist an arrest. It seems that if Clayton verbally resisted or moved back, such movements would definitely be deemed reasonable. If Clayton attempted to push the security officer or become physical, such resistance is questionable.
Similarly, courts look to reasonableness when evaluating whether a detention was unlawful. Was the person detained for an unreasonable time period? Was the detention against a person's will? Was threat or force used against a person? If questioning took place, were the questions within the scope of the matter? Such issues are relevant in evaluating whether or not a detention was unlawful.
In Clayton's situation, more information is needed regarding the security officer's actions and words, along with Clayton's responses and reactions. However, if Clayton showed some sort of physical resistance or became violent, she is not likely to bring in a win on her charges in court. If however it is found that the officer's conduct was unreasonable, Clayton will likely receive a hefty amount of damages for the mental anguish she suffered.
All in all, this situation can serve to teach us all a lesson. First off, we need to know our rights. Just because security approaches us and asks us to do certain things does not mean that we have to. Second, we need to keep in mind the importance of reasonableness when being searched or detained. Just because security has cornered you, does not mean that they can surpass the reasonableness guideline. Lastly, if you find yourself unlawfully detained or imprisoned, you can use reasonable force to get yourself out (in some situations). Look to the officer's conduct to determine what would be reasonable in that situation. We need to depend on ourselves to protect our rights, because it is not always likely that law enforcement will.


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Plane has rough landing at PHX-Mesa Gateway
Emergency crews responded to a plane that had a rough landing at Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport on Wednesday night.
The small aircraft appears to have had a problem with its landing gear while attempting to land at the airport.
"At this point it appears that one of the gears was not locked," Public Information Officer Patrick Oakley said, "so when [the pilot] did make the landing, the gear probably collapsed and he skidded to a stop."
Oakley said there were no injuries during the landing, and only the pilot was on board the plane.
Crews worked late Wednesday evening to remove the plane from the runway, which takes a few hours to complete.
"We're currently working on removing the aircraft from the runway," Oakley said, "its minor damage, and standard procedure when we have a gear problem."
Crews will likely use a crane to lift the plane off the runway and onto a trailer, Oakley said.
Oakley also said local FAA agents will look at why there was a problem with the gear.
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Thanks for Making This Year's Event Such a Success!
The Camp Champions Celebration is an annual event in which supporters of ACA New England gather to celebrate the true spirit of camp and to raise funds that help bring the summer camp experience to the region's children in need. 100% of net proceeds benefit ACA New England's Campership Fund.
The 2014 Camp Champions Award was presented to Anna Gould, Camp Philanthropist in recognition and appreciation of her efforts to provide the life-changing gift of summer camp to children with life-threatening illnesses and their families at ACA Accredited Camp Sunshine in Casco, ME. Ms. Gould is the fourth Camp Champions Honoree. She joined Eliza Dushku, Actress and Activist, who was honored in 2013 for creating a Girls Program at ACA Accredited Camp Hale, a program of United South End Settlements; the late Honorable Thomas M. Menino, Mayor of Boston, who was honored in 2012 for his extraordinary work on behalf of children and families; and June & Eliot Tatelman, 2011 honorees who were recognized for their inspirational work at Camp Miracles & Magic - a camp for children with HIV.
The Camp Champions Celebration makes it possible to provide children in need from CT, MA, ME, NH, RI & VT the opportunity to thrive at summer camp. There is no greater gift than the gift of a summer camp experience! Every child deserves to benefit from the powerful experience we call camp.
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The Home Equipment Loans Service
(HELS) caters for a population of around 650,000 adults and
children that either reside or have their GP in the County Durham
and Darlington area.
We are an integrated health and social care service that aims to
provide all client groups with appropriate equipment following an
assessment of need by an authorised requisitioner. A full and
comprehensive service is provided including:
The service provides equipment in order to ensure users can either
be discharged from hospital quickly, prevent hospital, respite or
residential care admission in the first place, or improve
independent living. The service caters for a wide range of users in
both health and social care from cradle to grave including:
The objective of the service is to provide timely and cost
effective equipment meeting the DoH target of delivering 95% of all
equipment ordered within 7 days of the date of requisition to
supply. This in turn will enable our organisation and partner
agencies to deliver the best possible care.
Where is the service provided from?
The HELS is based at units 28-31 Enterprise City, Spennymoor,
County Durham, DL16 6JF.
When is the service provided?
The service operates the following working hours: Monday to
Thursday 08.30 - 16.30 and Friday 08.00 - 16.00
How do people access the service?
All referrals must come into the service from a suitably qualified
and authorised professional who has carried out an assessment of
need with the individual client and/or their carers who have been
referred to them for assessment and treatment.
Clients cannot request equipment directly from HELS, they should
contact their district nurse, GP or carer to arrange an
Clients can directly contact HELS if they wish to arrange for
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Boren Scholarship Letters of Reference
As a Boren Scholarship applicant, you are required to submit two letters of reference, and you may submit a third.
It is best if two of the letters are from academic sources. When considering who to ask, you should look at more than just who gave you good grades. The best references are written by people who can comment 1) on your academic, linguistic, and personal preparation for the study abroad program, especially as they relate to the Boren Scholarship objectives and 2) your understanding of the relationship between your program and U.S. national security, broadly defined, as well as your career interests.
You should only submit a third letter of reference if you believe it will strengthen your application. The third letter can come from another professor or from a non-college level language instructor, such as a high school language teacher or a private tutor. If you have relevant work or internship experience, you can also ask a supervisor to write the third letter. Since this person will be writing from the perspective of interacting with you in a practical manner outside of the classroom, it can add an additional perspective to the application.
Regardless of whom you choose to write your letters of reference, there are a few things you can do to ensure that the people writing your letters of reference are well-informed and prepared to write a strong, meaningful letter of support.
- Give the person adequate time to complete the letter. Referees who do not have ample time may neglect valuable details when writing the letter.
- Explain what the Boren Scholarship is and why you have decided to apply.
- Visit potential referees during office hours to discuss the award. If that's not possible, set up a phone meeting.
- Provide a resume or short biography along with the Boren Scholarship statement of purpose. This will give your referees a clearer picture of you and your goals. Plus, they may have feedback or questions that can help you revise your statement of purpose.
- Send a friendly reminder about the competition to referees, if necessary, in order to ensure that letters are completed on time.
- Present the signed, sealed, original reference letters to your campus representative. If you don't have a campus representative, send them directly to IIE.


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Palm Wine Cup (Mbwoongntey)
For centuries, among the Kuba, indications of personal status have been an important element in crafted objects. Even ordinary utilitarian items such as drinking cups for palm wine may indicate wealth and status through elegant carvings and decorations. Frequently, cups intended for use by rulers are carved in the form human head with a distinctive hairstyle associated only with royalty. Far more rare are cups carved with full figures.
- Culture: Kuba
- Medium: Wood, copper alloy
- Geographical Locations:
- Possible place made: Kasai Province, Democratic Republic of the Congo
- Possible place made: Lulua Province, Democratic Republic of the Congo
- Dates: 19th century
- Dimensions: 8 x 3 3/4 x 3 3/4 in. (20.3 x 9.5 x 9.5 cm) (show scale)
- Collections:Arts of Africa
- Museum Location: This item is on view in African Storage Annex, East Gallery, 1st Floor
- Exhibitions:
- Accession Number: 22.172
- Credit Line: Museum Expedition 1922, Robert B. Woodward Memorial Fund
- Rights Statement: Creative Commons-BY
- Caption: Kuba. Palm Wine Cup (Mbwoongntey), 19th century. Wood, copper alloy, 8 x 3 3/4 x 3 3/4 in. (20.3 x 9.5 x 9.5 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Museum Expedition 1922, Robert B. Woodward Memorial Fund, 22.172. Creative Commons-BY
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- Catalogue Description: Barrel-shaped wooden goblet with pedestal. Object incised with angular snake symbols on a crosshatched background. Base has bands of zigzags and diamond shapes. Patina is dark brown. Condition: good, except for a long vertical crack in the body that has been repaired with three metal clamps.
- Record Completeness: Best (85%)