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Ballinrobe's two-day May meeting begins on Monday evening and there is something for everyone, with the highlight of a seven-race mixed card being Darroun's return to home soil.
Willie Mullins' grey went some way to putting a Triumph Hurdle disappointment behind him when fourth in a Grade One at the Punchestown Festival, although he then failed to land a blow when sent to Auteuil just over a week ago.
The Tipperary Water Hurdle appears an ideal opportunity for a confidence boost, but he won't have everything his own way because Discoteca looks a progressive sort.
Cloudracer's return in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies' Race is the most interesting Flat action, with Dermot Weld's charge, who hails from the family of the yard's Group One winner Chinese White, entering plenty of notebooks when sauntering to success at Wexford last summer.
Mojita is a battle-hardened handicapper, for all that she doesn't win enough, and could give Cloudracer most to think about.
Weld's Leyland can improve from his moderate debut effort, but will need to progress significantly if he is to trouble Jim Bolger's Miss Forde in the Median Auction Maiden.
Bolger is double-handed in the opening Ladies Day 26th June Handicap (6.00), with Kevin Manning on Gort Na Mona. Useful jumpers Beau Michael and Star Of Aragon head the opposition.
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Shelby Edward Dunham, son of William S. Dunham and Sarah VanSchoonHoven Dunham. He was born 7 Jun 1883 and died 2 Sept 1963 in West Hickory, Forest County, PA.
He married Anna Laura Huff, born 2 Jan 1884, in Davy Hill, Warren County PA, to Joseph and Alice Vanepps Huff. Anna Laura Huff Dunham died 20 Mar 1972.
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Yemeni-American Sheikh Anwar Al-Awlaki In New Video: No Need For Fatwa To Kill Americans – "Killing Satan Does Not Require Any Fatwa... We Have Reached With Them A Situation Of 'Either Us Or You'"
Special Dispatch Series No. 3359, November 8, 2010
On November 8, 2010, U.S.-born Yemeni radical cleric Anwar Al-Awlaki appeared in a video speaking about the corrupt governments in the Muslim world, and the mujahideen as the best option to fight the West. He added that there was no need for a fatwa or for consultation to fight and kill Americans – since "killing Satan does not require any fatwa."
The 23-minute video was posted on the Shumukh Al-Islam jihadi web forum;Al-Awlaki speaks in Arabic throughout.
The title of Al-Awlaki's speech, "To Make [The Truth] Clear to the People and Never To Conceal It," is taken from a Koranic verse in which Allah spoke to Muslim scholars and told them how to act.
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The Shelburne Falls Trolley Museum is recruiting volunteers to help with its trolley car operations. They are especially looking for people over 16 years old who would like to learn to be motormen, motorwomen or conductors on trolley No. 10.
Training Day is Sunday, May 18, starting at 10 a.m. at the Museum at 14 Depot St. No experience is necessary. Lunch will be provided for all who attend the training.
For interested volunteers who don't wish to operate the trolleycar, the museum also needs ticket sellers, painters and carpenters.
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Release date: August 9, 2005 (2004 in Japan)
Publisher: Viz Media
Format: Print (from library, but I'm hoping to buy my own copy soon, maybe the omnibus)
Type: Manga (in most cases these are read from right-to-left)
Age Group: 13+
Pages: 178 (165 not counting extras)
Source for Synopsis: back of book
Challenge: (personal) 2012 Reading Challenge, The 50 Book Pledge, Support Your Library Challenge 2012
By night, junior high student Yoshimori Sumimura is a "kekkaishi" – a demon-hunter who specializes in creating magical barriers around his prey. By day, Yoshimori's got some other demons to battle: an addiction to sweets and a seriously crotchety grandfather! Yoshimori's pretty 16-year-old neighbour and childhood friend, Tokine Yukimura, is also a kekkaishi, but their families are feuding over who is the true practitioner of the art.
Volume 2
I'm not going to include the volume 2 synopsis here, because it has a spoiler, although if you've seen many animes and shows that are mysteries or something, then you'll be able to guess right away when you read the first chapter in this volume, like I did.
- Some Quotes
Couldn't find anything to include here. (Forgot to look for some when I was reading this book, I finished it so quickly that I realized this when I finished reading this book, and I don't feel like skimming through it right now).
- Review
This is the second book in the Kekkaishi series. I read and finished this yesterday.
Sex: No
Gore: No
Magic: Yes (they have barrier making powers and some kind of exploding power, which I consider to be magic)
Romance: (This one's kind of hard to say) So far, there isn't much romance, especially since this is still the beginning of the series and there are thirty something volumes total in this series, although you can tell that Yoshimori at least likes Tokine, not sure how she feels about him yet.
Action: 4.5 stars (there is a lot of action)
Pacing: 4 stars
Plot: 4 stars
Drawings/Art: 4 stars
A few of the things that I loved about this book was the plot. I enjoy reading books about demon fighting and magic, so it's only natural that I would end up reading this series and liking it. Plus, I like the characters too, and I liked this volume better than the first one, I usually always like the second books better than the first ones in many series, I think it's because the first book/volume are usually mostly setting up the story and introducing the major characters.
Warning, Spoilers
Volume 2 has chapters 8-16 in it.
Chapters 8-13 are about Yomi and also about Tokine's father, chapter 8 also answers the question (a bit) of where Yoshimori's mom is, I didn't think that my questions would be solved this early in the series.
(In chapters 8-13) In the beginning there is a flashback of when Tokine was a little kid and she asked her did if she could go demon hunting with him, but he said that she's too young right now. Then, Tokine and Yoshimori are in the school hallway, school is over for the day, and they're talking about humen's with unusual powers, and then Tokine starts talking about Yoshimori's mom (she's a jutsusha, I wonder what that is, maybe some kind of spell caster), then she asks him how his mother is and he says that he doesn't because she comes home sometimes, but doesn't stay long. Then, a mysterious girl named Yomi shows up at Tokine's house saying that she was sent by the shadow organization to stay with them. Tokine's grandmother is surprised but lets her stay. Soon after, Tokine comes home and Yomi starts talking about Tokine's dad, then Tokine has a flashback of when her dad died, it looked like this incident changed her a lot and for the better.
That night, Yoshimori and Tokine are at the school looking for demons (as usual), Tokine's acting strange, and Yoshimori tries to make her feeel better when they both sense a demon, but when they go look for it they find Yomi instead, (coincidence? Not really). She suggests that they have tea and is prepared with cups and everything (who has tea outside at night? Then again, this is a manga and I've see and read about weirder things before).
The next night, Yoshimori shows up before Tokine does, and Yomi there's too, they have tea again and this time she brought some japanese sweets. Yoshimori asks Yomi if she could stop talking about Tokine's father (wow, Yoshimuri and Tokine are close, since he could tell right away that something was bothering her), after that he tries one of Yomi's sweets and passes out. Then Tokine comes, Yoshimori's not there anymore and we find out that Yomi is actually a demon tamer and that she and her demon Yoki are going to conquer Karasumori. Tokine finds out what happened to Yoshimori and she's worryed and keeps asking where he is, then Yomi says that she actually hated Tokine's father and just when Tokine's about to be squashed, Yoshimori comes flying out of nowhere and saves Tokine.
Tokine doesn't have much energy left to fight, and she has a plan, so she tells Yoshimori what her plan is and that's what they do.
Yomi remembers when she and Yoki were little and how people always made fun of them, saying that they were slow and weak, which is why she wants him to become stronger so badly. Yoki keeps on getting stronger and to Yomi's suprise, he says that he doesn't need her anymore. Yoshimori tells Yomi that he has to deal with Yoki, but he won't kill him. Yoshimori and Yoki are fighting. And then two men from the night troops from the shadow organization (they came to arrest Yomi), Yoshimori's grandpa, and Tokine's grandma show up.The two mysterious men start attacking Yoki (poor Yomi, she loves Yoki so much). Yoshimori is a really sweet person, even though he's willing to kill demons and it's his job, he knows that some deserve to live even though they're a bad. He saves a piece of Yoki and gives it Yomi, Yoki restored himself but now he's so tiny (I'm not exactly sure if that's what happened or something else did) and Yomi is very happy.
In chapters 15 and 16, at the Karasumori school, there are cherry blossoms blooming even though it's almost winter, which is unusual. We are introduced to a new character who's name is Yurina Kanda and she can see ghosts, although she can't tell the difference between ghosts and the living. She sees a ghost outside and then she sees Yoshimuri talking to that ghost and she starts thinking about how strange it is. She overhears him talking to that ghost again and saying that he will terminate her and had a creepy look on his face. Yurina starts wondering what he is and if he's even human. She shows up at night at the school because she and her friends made plans to, and she won't go away, so now they have to protect her while they're fighting demons. Tokine and Yoshimori didn't know that she could see ghosts until after the battle and she finds out that those two aren't actually bad people. The next day, the cherry blossoms are completely gone.
Those are the major incidents of this volume, of course more happened, but I don't want to bore you with all of the details.
Overall, I like this manga, it's not one of my most favourites yet because it's still to early to tell, but you never know, although as I said before, I like this volume better than the first one, the story's developing and getting more interesting. I'm getting really curious about the area Karasumori.
This ended up being a longer review than I thought, sorry about that.
If you want to read more reviews about this book, go to Goodreads and read the reviews in the comment section or go to other websites.
I rated this book: 4.5 stars. (I didn't make any half star pictures yet, but I might soon).
If you read this book, then tell me what you thought about it and or the series. Tell me in the comments section.


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Two Ohio State football players have been suspended indefinitely following their arrests Saturday, the Toledo Blade reported.
Jake Stoneburner and Jack Mewhort were arrested on misdemeanor charges of obstructing official business.Columbus attorney Mark Collins told the Toledo Blade that both players will not be allowed in the football facilities until the case is settled.
The players and a third person not on the football team were urinating outside a restaurant when Shawnee Hills police saw them, according to the Blade. Collins told the newspaper that the players ran when they saw a spotlight, but stopped near the restaurant they were first seen next to and did not hide.
"Hopefully we can sit down with the Shawnee Hills police department and the prosecutors and come up with a resolution that everyone can be satisfied with," Collins told the Blade.
Mewhort is expected to start at left tackle this season after starting at guard last season for the Buckeyes. Stoneburner had 14 receptions last season—tied for tops on the team—for 193 yards and a team-best seven touchdowns.
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TRENTON — The New Jersey Symphony Orchestra has been bringing classical music to Trenton for 30 years, but because of dwindling audiences at the War Memorial, it will no longer hold its concert series in the capital city, symphony officials said.
NJSO Interim President and CEO Susan Stucker said a steadily declining audience at the War Memorial over several years has made it difficult to sustain holding a concert series there and has forced the symphony to exclude the venue in its upcoming season.
"It's been something we've been reviewing over time," she said. "We're sad that we're not able to preform there."
The few patrons of the 1,800-seat Patriots Theater at the War Memorial were notified in January that they would not be able to renew their tickets for the 2013-2014 season, she said.
Stucker said the NJSO had even offered a variety of different options to patrons to try to increase the numbers at the War Memorial but it wasn't enough.
"It's financially not viable for us," she said.
Although NJSO will no longer be offering concert series performances at the War Memorial, Stucker said the symphony will still be present in Trenton and the surrounding areas.
A free concert in Mercer County is in the works for sometime in the early summer and the NJSO will continue offering its Concert for Young People series at the War Memorial â where students from surrounding schools take a field trip to listen to classical music, Stucker said.
The NJSO will also continue to visit Trenton and other Mercer County schools for performances, Stucker said.
And for the patrons who attended the War Memorial in the past, Stucker said there are other options available to them.
"There are several venues that are in the range of where Trenton War Memorial patrons live and work," she said. "We've offered them to subscribe to one of those venues and many have taken us up on that."
Stucker said the way the concert series works is that the same performance is put on at three to four venues around the area and throughout the state.
Many of the performances that would have taken place at the War Memorial will be at other venues such as the Richardson Auditorium on Princeton University's campus or the Mayo Performing Arts Center in Morristown.
Stucker also said that the NJSO may provide a bus for patrons to travel to the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark for a small fee if the interest is there.
The War Memorial will host its final NJSO series performance on April 12, with a program of Tchaikovsky compositions.
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A diva sings the classics at Café Luna
Delilah Pearl and The Mant-arays will perform sultry ballads, swinging standards and more rousing songs from the era of the divas — Peggy Lee, Nina Simone, Billie Holiday, Sarah Vaughan and Ella Fitzgerald — at 7 p.m. Friday, at Café Luna.
Singer Christine Goering is the front woman, backed by Vashon musicians Greg Dember, Ed Otto, Toliver Goering and Dodd Johnson. All the players bring a wealth of experience in indie, rock and experimental music.
Reggae band comes back to boogie some more
Clinton Fearon, a reggae legend who came of age in Kingston, Jamaica, in the 1960s and 70s, will bring his Boogie Brown Band back to Vashon for a show at 9 p.m. Saturday at the Red Bicycle Bistro. There is a $10 cover charge.
Fearon, who has performed on Vashon many times, draws enthusiastic crowds to his shows. Known for being a founding member of the famous reggae band The Gladiators, he has lived and played music in the Northwest for many years. He plays bass, guitar and percussion, and also sings lead vocals and harmonies with the Boogie Brown Band. He just returned from a whirlwind acoustic tour of Europe.
"Vashon loves this guy, and the feeling is mutual," said islander Pete Welch, who is organizing the concert. "He really loves coming out here and performing, and we're so lucky for this."
Trio plays next in VAA chamber music series
The Finisterra Piano Trio will make its Island debut at 7:30 p.m. Friday, March 8, at a Vashon Chamber Music Series concert held at the Blue Heron Arts Center.
The group will perform works by Maurice Ravel and others, from standards to new compositions. The group has played together locally and abroad since 2003. It has been awarded top prizes at the Zinetti International Chamber Music Competition in Italy and the Greenlake National Chamber Music Competition. Its 2010 recording was hailed by NPR as "one of the five best American contemporary classical releases" of that year.
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October 27, 2016
I'm Black, Don't Shoot Me
Posted on Feb 21, 2014
WASHINGTON—Sometimes, when I'm in my car, I crank up the music pretty loud. All you Michael Dunns out there, please don't shoot me.
Please don't shoot my sons, either, or my brothers-in-law, nephews, nephews-in-law or other male relatives. I have quite a few friends and acquaintances who also happen to be black men, and I'd appreciate your not shooting them as well, even if the value you place on their lives is approximately zero.
I know I shouldn't have to ask, but nothing else has worked. The criminal justice system has a mixed record—Dunn was at least partly held accountable for the burst of mayhem in which he fatally shot Jordan Davis, while George Zimmerman got off scot-free for killing Trayvon Martin. But whatever the final outcome, prosecutors and juries never get involved until after the fact. When mothers have already cried over the caskets of their dead sons. When it's too late.
Davis' killing, if you haven't been following the case, was just as senseless as Martin's. On Nov. 23, 2012, Dunn and his fiancee stopped at a gas station in Jacksonville, Fla., and parked next to a red Dodge Durango with four African-American teenagers inside. The young men made the mistake—ultimately fatal to Davis—of having the Durango's music system turned up too loud.
Square, Site wide
"I hate that thug music," Dunn muttered, according to the fiancee's trial testimony. The woman went inside to buy wine and potato chips—the couple had already been drinking, she testified—while Dunn, a software engineer who was 45 at the time, waited in the car.
Dunn complained to the teenagers about the music. They turned it down, then turned it back up again. I'm not aware of any law that says young black men have to follow orders from every random white man who comes along.
Dunn told them again to turn down the music. He testified that Davis, who was 17, threatened him with what looked like a shotgun. No weapon was found in the teenagers' car, however, and no witnesses saw anything that looked like a weapon—except the 9 mm handgun that Dunn took out of his glove compartment.
Dunn fired 10 shots, three of which struck Davis. He continued firing even as the teenagers' car squealed away. Davis probably died within minutes, according to testimony at the trial. Rather than wait for police to arrive, Dunn and his fiancee drove to their hotel—Dunn was in Jacksonville to attend his son's wedding—where they spent the evening eating pizza and drinking rum and Cokes. He was arrested the following day at his home not far from Cape Canaveral.
On Saturday, a Jacksonville jury found Dunn guilty on three counts of attempted second-degree murder for shooting at the surviving teens, plus one count of shooting a deadly missile at an occupied vehicle. But the jury failed to reach a verdict on the most serious charge of first-degree murder for killing Davis.
Prosecutors have announced they will retry Dunn on the murder charge. Regardless of the outcome, he faces 20 years in prison for each of the attempted murder charges, and the judge could make those sentences consecutive. He might well spend the rest of his life behind bars.
So the system delivered a measure of justice, at least. We can and should examine the racial biases of juries, such as those that sat in judgment of Zimmerman and Dunn. We can and should work to repeal statutes such as Florida's "stand your ground" law, which in both cases—notably through the instructions that the judges read to the jurors—encouraged giving defendants who claimed self-defense the benefit of the doubt.
I know it's important that the next Zimmerman or Dunn be convicted of murder, if that's what the evidence says. But I'm so very tired of funerals and trials. I want to know what we can do to keep the next Trayvon Martin and the next Jordan Davis alive.
While Michael Dunn was in jail awaiting trial—and authorities were recording his phone calls—he said this to his fiancee: "When the police said that these guys didn't have a record I was like, you know, I wonder if they're just flying under the radar. Because they were bad."
What he meant by "bad," evidently, was "young, black and male." It was this assumption that killed Martin and Davis—and that surely will kill again. We don't just have to change laws. We have to change hearts and minds.
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Roselene Mae Hinzman
Roselene Mae Hinzman, 84, of Orangeburg, S.C., formerly of Marietta, went to be with her Lord, Tuesday, June 10, 2014, after a sudden illness at the Regional Medical Center in Orangeburg, surrounded by her family.
Funeral services will be held 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, June 17, at McClure-Schafer-Lankford Funeral Home. Friends may call after 2 p.m. with family present from 2-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. Monday, June 16, at the funeral home.


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A Maryland firm chosen to oversee Louisiana's Medicaid claims will be able to move forward with a civil suit against the state for wrongful termination of its contract, a Baton Rouge judge ruled Tuesday. Judge Tim Kelley of the 19th Judicial District Court reversed his previous ruling that would have delayed evidence gathering and depositions for six months.
"Judge Kelly reversed his previous ruling and lifted the stay due to a procedural error on the part of the Attorney General (Buddy Caldwell)'s office," said Sonny Cranch, spokesman for the Gaithersburg-based Client Services Network Inc., or CNSI.
Kelly issued the ruling after documents filed by Caldwell's office favoring the stay were found to have been handed to CNSI's legal team just an hour before proceedings started. CNSI previously claimed they had been delivered to the judge during a secret meeting from which the firm was excluded.
"(The state) delivered documents to him to influence his earlier decision and they didn't follow procedure notifying opposing council," Cranch said. "Even though the documents related to something else altogether, we can pursue with our civil action and that's what we want to do."
CNSI's civil suit was filed in May after their nearly $200 million contract with the state was canceled amid allegations that then Secretary of Health and Hospitals Bruce Greenstein improperly intervened on the behalf of the firm. Greenstein, who resigned a week after the suit was filed, was formerly employed by CNSI.
Shortly after, state and federal officials began separate criminal investigations into the allegations. A grand jury was empaneled later in May, but Kelly ordered a stay in the suit in July after Gov. Bobby Jindal's administration said the civil proceedings could conflict with the state investigation.
The lifting of the stay will now allow CNSI to move forward with its civil suit. Cranch said he was unsure whether the Attorney General's office would appeal the ruling. Calls to Caldwell's office on Tuesday were not immediately returned.


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Lee, Jae-Young, Tett, Paul, Jones, Ken, Jones, Sarah, Lutyen, Patrick, Smith, Claire and Wild-Allen, Karen (2002) The PROWQM physical-biological model with benthic-pelagic coupling applied to the northern North Sea. Journal of Sea Research, 48 (4). pp. 287-331. ISSN 1385 1101Full text not available from this repository. (Request a copy)
PROWQM, a 1-D depth resolving model which couples physical and microbiological processes in the water column with sedimentation/resuspension and benthic mineralisation processes, has been used to simulate seasonal changes of chlorophyll, nutrients and oxygen at the PROVESS north site (59o20'N 1o00'E) in the North Sea. PROWQM is derived from the 3-D model COHERENS, and improves COHEREN's benthic and pelagic biology.The physical sub-model of PROWQM implicitly solves turbulence closure equations forced by climatological, or realistic high-frequency, meteorological and tidal data. The pelagic biological sub-model 2MPPD includes a 'diatomy' microplankton (mp1) and a 'flagellatey' (or microbial loop) microplankton (mp2), the cycling of silicon and nitrogen, slow-sinking detritus, and fast-sinking phytodetritus. Phytodetritus is formed by shear-driven aggregation of particulate material, using a simple algorithm for bulk processes that is derived by considering the interactions of single cells. The microplankton compartments include heterotrophic bacteria and protozoa as well as phytoplankton, and most microplankton rates are specified with the aid of a 'heterotroph fraction' parameter, which was 0.125 for mp1 and 0.6 for mp2. The microbiological system is closed by mesozooplankton grazing pressures imposed as time varying series determined from observed zooplankton abundance. The benthic boundary sub-model includes a superficial fluff layer and a nutrient element reservoir in the consolidated sediment. Particulate material in the fluff layer can be resuspended (in response to bed stress by near-bed flows), mineralised or carried by bioturbation into the underlying, consolidated, sediment, where it is mineralised and its nutrients returned to the water-column at rates mainly dependent on (implicit) macrobenthic pumping. Benthic denitrification can occur when mineralisation rates exceed oxygen supply.Verification of the PROWQM numerical implementation used test cases and checks for nutrient element conservation. Simulations with realistic forcing, for a range of parameter values, were compared with historic observations in the NOWESP data set and during FLEX76, and with those made during the PROVESS cruises in autumn 1998. PROWQM provided a good simulation of the seasonal succession from a diatom-dominated spring bloom to summer dominance by small flagellates. The simulations included sedimentation of organic matter from the spring bloom, and qualitatively realistic behaviour of the fluff layer, but decay rates were too slow and there was almost no denitrification. The simulated surface mixed layer was too shallow during the summer. Simulated annual net microplankton primary production was in between 59 and 91 g C m-2 y-1. A large proportion of mineralisation, 28-47% of nitrogen and 40-67% of silicon mineralisation, took place as a result of the decay of sinking and resuspended detritus whilst in the water column.PROWQM is discussed in relation to other models that have been used to simulate this part of the North Sea, in particular the simpler ECOHAM1 and the more complex ERSEM, and in relation to PROWQM's evolution from COHERENS.
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A team source confirmed Carson's decision Saturday. A UO spokesman was unable to verify the transfer.
Carson, a native of Texarkana, Texas, ran 45 times for 254 yards and a touchdown in 10 games in 2011, his freshman season. At 6-foot-1 and 227 pounds, Carson's departure leaves a physical void in the Ducks' backfield.


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If my actual return has been processed. And now they have to look at the injured spouse form. How long would it take to get back? The have had it for 4 weeks. My husband has no income and only one w2.
Answer: Lacey - Thank you for your question.
The instructions to Form 8379, Injured Spouse Allocation, gives the following information on processing:
Generally, if you file Form 8379 with a joint return on paper, the time needed to process it is about 14 weeks (11 weeks if filed electronically). If you file Form 8379 by itself after a joint return has been processed, the time needed is about 8 weeks.
You can review the form and instructions at the IRS web site, www.irs.gov.
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As we've pointed out before, it's illegal for companies to make auto-dialed, pre-recorded calls to your wireless device unless you have given them your consent. But that hasn't stopped some offenders from continuing, even after they have been told to stop.
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The man was arrested by Snohomish County detectives on Thursday, May 20, after they received reports of molestation from the families of two other female students of the fifth- and sixth-grade teacher. The as-yet unidentified teacher has taught in the Northshore District since 1977, the last five at Kokanee. He was released on $15,000 bail on Friday, May 21, pending charges.
Snohomish County Sheriff's Department spokesperson Jan Jorgenson said their investigation could take another two weeks.
The popular teacher, well-known by parents who have worked with him in the district's Parents Active in Cooperative Education (PACE) program, could face seven charges, if no more present or past students come forward.


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HUNTSVILLE, AL -- Two 14-year-old students were arrested Thursday after a gun was found in a restroom at Whitesburg Middle School.
The incident prompted discussion among school board members Thursday night about the schools' student behavior surveys, in which hundreds of city students claimed to have carried a gun to school.
At the school board meeting, board member Laurie McCaulley cited a recent survey indicating that guns at school may not be a rarity.
McCaulley referred to last year's Pride survey for city schools in which 543 students in grades 6-12 reported carrying a gun to school. The survey also said 714 students reported thinking about suicide and 1,212 students reported involvement in gangs, although it's unclear if that meant their involvement or someone else's.
It should be noted, however, that students reported their behaviors anonymously in the surveys, which are used by more than 8,000 school systems nationwide.
Still, McCaulley said the surveys offer a snapshot of students' lives.
"These students seem to be crying for help, and they're depending on us ... to provide the guidance and support they need," she said.
Also at the meeting, school leaders said they would review their safety procedures.


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HAMILTON — It's been a heck of a week for Steinert High School's sophomore 106-pounder Brandon Cray.
Since Jan. 4, Cray has gone 8-0 with four pins, two technical falls and two decisions. After his first-period fall against Denzel Brown of Trenton on Monday night, Cray is 13-1, with his only loss coming to Giovanni Ghione of Brick Memorial in the season-opening tournament at The College of New Jersey. Ghione is 12-1 for the state-ranked Golden Mustangs.
Two wins — one over previously unbeaten Chris Tan of Robbinsville and the other against Denzel Tovar of Wall — put Cray smack in the middle of the state championship conversation.
Tovar, who was third in touted Region VI last year, is currently 11-2 and was the No. 7-ranked 113-pounder in New Jersey by The Star-Ledger when Cray knocked him off, 6-4, last Thursday.
While Cray has wrestled his last 11 bouts at 113 pounds, he will be at 106 for the postseason after the two-pound growth allowance kicks in later this month. Cray is expected to begin weighing in at 106 next weekend at the Jack Welch Duals at Moorestown.
"I'd say he's at the lower end of the top eight," said Mike Weilamann, whose wrestling blog "Open Mike" documents New Jersey wrestling.
But the simple fact that another Mercer County wrestler is in the Atlantic City podium conversation in noteworthy in itself. Cray is No. 8 at 106 pounds this week according to The Star-Ledger.
Weilamann said Ty Agaisse (14-0) of Delbarton and Brandon Paetzell (15-1) of Phillipsburg are the 106-pound favorites, with Alec Kelly of St. Peter's Prep, Jonathan Tropa of St. Joseph-Montvale and Chris Wolf of Haddon Township also rated ahead of Cray at this point.
"Cray is definitely a large 106-pounder," said Robbinsville head coach Rich Gildner, who won a state title as a high schooler at Southern Regional. "Cray is similar to (former Robbinsville star) Dave Bossie, because he is tough to score on and is always in good position."
"He's a very big six-pounder," said Steinert head coach Adam Jankos.
"He has more confidence in his upper body. Last year it was takedown, tilt, takedown, tilt, pin. Now he's just launching guys. He's going uptown with 113-pounders."
Against Tan, Cray hit a breath-taking, five-point lateral drop. He hit a similar throw against Tovar.
"I was impressed with Cray's explosiveness," Gildner said. "It's not often Tan will get thrown to his back for five, but Cray not only has the capability to do that, but he also has the confidence to hit big moves any time."
In both bouts, Cray showed he had the toughness to fend off attacks with nose-bending crossfaces, and the ability to escape from the bottom.
"I had a good week," Cray said. "One of the things I learned from last year is to be more calm during a match."
Cray made it to Atlantic City last year and was sent packing after consecutive losses.
"One of the things I learned from the states last year is I need to get the lead," Cray said.
"He hasn't trailed in a bout all season, he put Ghione on his back in the first 15 seconds of the bout, but cut too much weight and ran out of gas," Jankos said.
"I really consider myself more technical, but if a throw is there I will take it," Cray said.
The Record reported high security costs were one of the reasons the Region II Wrestling Championships were moved from Hackensack High School to Bergen County Community College in Paramus last week.
According to The Record, Hackensack lost the regional "after years of losing money." One of major expenses at Hackensack was "security."
The move is interesting because Bergen County Community College's facility seats nearly 1,500 less than Hackensack. Region II is one of the most competitive in New Jersey, with Don Bosco Prep, Bergen Catholic and St. Joseph-Montvale among its participating teams.
"Right now, just looking at the contract, Region 2 would be the second lowest of the eight regions in terms of cost," said NJSIAA executive director Steve Timko, who originally settled on the even smaller gym at Northern Highlands, but was forced to look elsewhere when a scheduling conflict came up. "Of course, we won't know for sure until after the tournament is over."
The question is, what happens when those 1,500 people who can no longer be seated arrive and can't get in the building?
Allentown, which quietly has won its first five matches against CVC competition, hosts Nottingham at 5:30 p.m. tonight in a matchup that will further establish the pecking order behind No. 1 Hopewell Valley and No. 2 Robbinsville. Nottingham has won four straight since a season-opening loss to Hopewell Valley.
There is potential for several interesting bouts, depending on the coin flip and coaching tactics — the most exciting a 195-pound showdown between Nottingham powerhouse Wroway Williams (9-1) and slick Tom O'Shaughnessy (9-1).
Other pairings of note match Allentown's Jack Giglia (9-2) and Marquis King (7-3) at 145 pounds, and Nottingham's Jordan Lebo (7-4) versus Jordan Rugo (8-2) at 138.
Also tomorrow, improving Princeton hosts Robbinsville in a 4:30 p.m. match.
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EVANSVILLE, Ind. — Atlas Van Lines has recognized its top three agents in government sales with awards presented at the 60th annual Atlas Convention, held in Orlando, Fla. earlier this month.Government Sales Award winners are:
"One of the most important aspects of our job is to provide the government with quality transportation services," said Glen Dunkerson, president and chief operating officer of Atlas Van Lines. "They're counting on us to provide high-tech tracking systems and high-quality employees to get the job done smoothly, safely and securely. All of our agents step up to the challenge, but none more so than these award winners."
Agents qualify for this award based on government sales during the convention year, which ran July 1, 2006 through June 30, 2007. For more information on Atlas' quality awards, visit www.atlasworldgroup.com/about/awards/.
Atlas Van Lines is the largest subsidiary of Atlas World Group, an Evansville, Ind.-based company that posted record revenues of $986 million in 2006. Atlas World Group companies employ more than 700 people throughout North America. More than 500 Atlas agents in the United States and Canada specialize in corporate employee relocation and in the transportation of high-value items such as electronics, fine art and new fixtures and furniture. Visit www.atlasworldgroup.com for more information on the company and Atlas agents.


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The Institute for Research on Labor and Employment Library (IRLEL) is an Affiliated Library of the UC Berkeley campus. It serves faculty, staff, students, members of the Institute for research on Labor and Employment (formerly the Institute of Industrial Relations), other researchers in the UC system, and the general public. Outreach services are of special import.
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With petition season upon us, Staten Island Democrats are once again holding a contest to see who can bring in the most signatures.
The top four petition gatherers will get free tickets to the $175-per-head Chairman's Reception this summer and will receive a "golden clipboard" engraved with their names.
Anybody who brings in at least 30 signatures (the equivalent of two petition sheets) will receive a vintage lapel pin from Robert F. Kennedy's 1964 U.S. Senate campaign in New York.
That's only fitting, given North Shore Assemblyman John Lavelle's devotion to RFK. The late Lavelle, who was also the borough Democratic chairman, often described RFK as the greatest man who was never elected president.
The pins, by the way, come from Democrat Alan Lasher, who recently donated a collection of political memorabilia spanning decades to the party.
The top 20 petition-gatherers will be listed in the journal at the party's fall dinner-dance.


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GRAND RAPIDS, MI - Organizers of the Girl Genius STEM Conference hope to engage and motivate young girls to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and math.
This hands-on, experiential learning event, scheduled for Nov. 3, is a collaborative effort between West Catholic and Catholic Central high schools, Grand Rapids Community College, Kettering University and Fifth Third Bank.
Girls in fifth- through- eighth-grades can register for the opportunity to interact with key leaders in the growing fields, participate in learning modules, and earn prizes. GRCC is hosting the event. Registration is $10, but a scholarship can be requested.
In April, the White House urged more women to seek science, technology, engineering, and math careers in a report that studied the state of women's employment.
The White House Council on Women and Girls reported that women make up only 25 percent of the fields' workforce, and that employment is expected to grow by nearly 20 percent over the rest of the decade. The council also found that women in the sectors make about a third more than women in unrelated jobs.
Last year, the Girl Genius conference had 175 young women attend.This year, there is room for 200. The event is scheduled from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
There will be competitions in four areas: Resource Mining, Engineering Design, Biomedical Engineering, and Environmental Engineering. A mentor roundtable will occur during lunch.
Mary Gilliam, an assistant professor of chemical engineering at Kettering University, will give the opening address. Mary Tuuk, president and CEO of Fifth Third Bank, will give the keynote address.
Applications can be picked up at the Foundation for Catholic Secondary Education, 360 South Division Ave. or can be emailed by contacting Michael Wolfston at 616-514-6069 or by email at email@example.com. Wolfston is also the contact for requesting a scholarship. RSVP no later than Oct. 22.
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Hockey has been called "figure skating in a war zone" and all fans have their favorite battles and soldiers.
In this collection, you will come across some of the classic bench-clearing brawls with knock-out, knock-down punishing punches as tempers flair and fierce fists fly.
Yet also included in this collection are oddities and funny fight moments where the opponents are not necessarily the goons and enforcers you expect to see going at it.
The order of the Top 50 Fights were decided by me alone, so if you disagree in any way, let me know in the comments section.
Now, let's take a look at the "Top 50 Hockey Fights of All Time".


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Grand Rapids Press Photographer's favorite moments of 2011
Wednesday, December 28, 2011 6:17 PM
Colin Wesley DeVries, 6 lb 4oz entered the world screaming at 2:44 p.m. to the delight of his parents Kimberly and Matt DeVries of Cutlerville, as Dr. Susan Vandenbosch prepares to place him on his mother's chest to initiate skin to skin contact, which helps bond the two as quickly as possible. Assisting in background is R.N. Amy Datema at Spectrum Spectrum Health Family Birthplace. Spectrum delivers over 8,000 babies a year on average.(T.J. Hamilton | The Grand Rapids Press)
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Hi Everyone,
Recently I have been asked by confused mums why, even though their health visitor has told them to avoid giving dairy products until baby is at least 6 months, there are baby food jars labelled as suitable from 4 months when they contain cow's milk and cheese. Also, if cow's milk isn't suitable as a drink until a year of age, is it really safe for inclusion in weaning foods anyway?
Of course, weaning shouldn't be started until baby is ready for solids, usually around 6 months and definitely not before 4 months of age. If baby is ready at 4 months, however, cow's milk and other dairy products such as small amounts of cheese, yogurt, fromage frais and milk-based dishes can be used in weaning foods from the start and there is no reason to suggest otherwise. The foods that you should avoid giving before 6 months are shown at the link below:
Previously, concerns about including these ingredients in weaning foods were based on their potential to cause allergic reactions. However, recent statements by the British Dietetic Association Paediatric Group and other specialists in Europe and the United States have highlighted that current evidence indicates that there is in fact no need to delay the introduction of certain potentially allergenic foods e.g. milk, cheese, yogurts, egg, fish, wheat, gluten, until a certain age as doing so will not reduce the likelihood of allergies developing.
Remember that cow's milk shouldn't be given as baby's main drink until 1 year of age as it doesn't contain enough iron and other nutrients to meet baby's needs. Breast milk or an infant or follow on formula should be given up until this age. Toddlers can be introduced to cow's milk from year as they should be able to get enough iron from other foods in the diet, but if you are concerned about their intake of iron from foods then continued use of formula or introduction of a Growing up Milk can be very reassuring.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Three seasons ago, only three NBA teams averaged 100 points per game.
Two seasons ago, that number rose to 11 teams in the 100-point club.
This season, it was 17 teams scoring at least 100 points -- the Cavs under Mike Brown ranked 22nd at 98.2 points.
Yes, we have a trend racing in the direction of offense, and that's part of the reason that Brown was dismissed as the Cavs coach.
And that makes sense, given that David Griffin was promoted to the Cavaliers full-time general manager.
Since being named interim general manager in February, Griffin has often talked about "fit," as in how the players blend together. He also realized that NBA teams need to score, and they need to be entertaining.
The Cavs were none of those things.
As Griffin told me after his season-ending press conference, his goal as general manager is to "make the Cavaliers relevant again."
And he conceded that a team with the NBA's worst record over the last four seasons "is not relevant."
Putting pieces together
Brown was a good fit with Chris Grant, the former general manager. They both preached the gospel of defense, defense and more defense.
The defense improved, rising from 30th in defensive field goal percentage to 12th.
While the Cavs raised their point total from 96.5 in 2012-13 to 98.2 last season, they dropped from an 18th ranking in scoring to 22nd.
The Cavs were not keeping up with the modern NBA.
If the accent on defense had led to a playoff berth, Brown would still be the coach -- even if Owner Dan Gilbert had decided to replace Grant with Griffin.
But the Cavs were 33-49, and missed the playoffs.
Even more disturbing to the Cavs front office and many of their fans was to watch previously struggling teams such as Charlotte, Washington and Toronto make the playoffs in the Eastern Conference this season. Atlanta also was in the postseason with a 38-44 mark.
Griffin wants to make major upgrades in the offense, and that may mean some players who would not win Brown's defensive seal of approval.
A job of the general manager is to make sure the players and the coach "fit together," as "fit" is one of Griffin's favorite words.
The changes expected to be made by Griffin would probably not blend with the style favored by Brown.
It makes more sense to change the coach now than open the season with Brown and a slow start would have led to speculation of the coach being fired.
The Suns run
It makes sense if Griffin is going to be the general manager, he picks the coach.
Griffin's main background is 17 seasons with the uptempo Phoenix Suns. That ended in 2010, when Griffin (assistant general manager) and Steve Kerr (team president) resigned in a dispute with ownership. That team had a 54-28 record and reached the 2010 Western Conference Finals.
The coach of that Suns team was Alvin Gentry, currently an assistant with the Clippers. He is expected to be a candidate to replace Brown. In two years coaching the Suns when Griffin was there, Phoenix averaged 117 and 109 points per game.
The same with Vinnie Del Negro, who worked for the Suns when Griffin was there. Del Negro coached the Bulls and Clippers. He was fired in 2013 after a 56-26 record, but losing in the first round of the playoffs.
As for Mike D'Antoni, it's doubtful he will be hired. Not at the age of 63 after six rocky seasons in New York and with the Lakers. Better candidates include Mark Jackson and Lionel Hollins.
When Griffin became interim general manager, he encouraged Brown to open the offense. The team was 17-16 (compared to 16-33) and averaged nearly five more points per game after Griffin was promoted.
But it appears that Gilbert once again decided that Brown wasn't the right fit for the Cavs. Remember that Gilbert hired Brown in 2005, then fired Brown after a 61-21 record and a loss in the second round of the 2010 playoffs.
Gilbert brought Brown back again last season, as the former Cavs coach was the top choice of Grant.
Now, Brown is gone again, with four years left on his contract.
About Kyrie Irving
One of the narratives that you'll hear is Kyrie Irving is behind all the moves.
Irving supposedly was not a big fan of Grant's, and Grant was fired in February.
And Irving supposedly didn't enjoy playing for Brown, and now Brown has been fired.
And Irving is eligible to sign up to a five-year contract extension in July, so these changes are designed to convince the All-Star guard to stay.
But would any of these moves have happened if the Cavs had finished 39-43 and made the playoffs?
The bottom line was the bottom line -- and the 33-49 record was not a sign of enough progress.
After LeBron James left in the summer of 2010, the Cavs were 66-164 in three years under Byron Scott.
One of Griffin's main jobs will be to see if Irving wants to return, and if he wants to buy into the Cavaliers. Griffin also preaches "fit" when it comes to players, and he has to determine if the Cavs can win with Irving and Dion Waiters in the same backcourt.
Yes, the Kyrie question hangs over the franchise this summer -- but there was far more behind these decisions by Gilbert than Irving.
Win now
You won't hear a lot of talk about "sustained success" from Griffin.
First, the general manager wants "some success" for a franchise that has had the NBA's worst record over the last four seasons. He will look to add veterans who can shoot, along with veterans with some size.
In his press conference after the season, Griffin stressed how it was a mistake to "look to the draft for saviors."
Obviously, he wants talent from the draft.
But Griffin feels the need to add "bigger, tougher, smarter" players. He wants better shooters.
His one significant move with the Cavs was trading for Spencer Hawes, a 7-footer who is an excellent passer and outside shooter.
In 30 minutes a game with the Cavs, Hawes averaged 13.5 points, 7.7 rebounds and shot .448 on 3-pointers. By scoring on the perimeter, he attracted defensive attention and helped open the middle of the lane for Irving and Waiters to drive to the rim.
To convince Gilbert to allow him to run the team, Griffin had to present a dramatic plan to immediately upgrade the talent.
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Nina Mae Johnson, 85, of Amarillo, formerly of Borger, died Thursday, March 1, 2007.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in First United Methodist Church in Borger with the Rev. Don Boren officiating. Burial will be in Highland Park Cemetery in Borger by Brown Funeral Directors of Borger.
Mrs. Johnson was born Sept. 27, 1921, in Shamrock, Okla., to Frank T. and Zelma Cooper Ellis. She was a homemaker and a member of First United Methodist Church and numerous clubs at the church.
Survivors include a son, Dan Johnson of Stinnett; a daughter, Terri Walker of Borger; a sister, Freda P. Ellis of West Plains, Mo.; a brother, Rendon Ellis of Andover, Kan.; three grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to First United Methodist Church, 200 N. McGee, Borger, TX 79007.
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Don Barry Great Smoky Mountains. Between the traffic jams and the haze, the park is in great trouble. The other one is Glacier. We're losing our glaciers. We're going to have to rename it No More Glaciers National Park.
Randall Kendrick Even though progress has been made there, Organ Pipe is still very dangerous. When you see night-vision photographs of a stream of illegal aliens walking through a campground when people are tucked away in their tents, I have to think it's not a safe situation.
Gale Norton Certainly if there were something imperiled, we would be investing in it. We now have a system for prioritizing maintenance needs across the park service, so it's not dependent anymore on how loudly a superintendent can complain.
Mike Tollefson Smokies needs to resolve pollution and overcrowding issues, but the park's working on it. Sequoia also has an air-quality problem. The NPS can apply pressure on those issues, but we can't solve them. The American public has to want to solve them.
Tom Kiernan Last summer we had 42 days where it wasn't safe for certain groups to hike in the Smokies. To say it's not healthy to hike in the park? That is so offensive. We as a country can do better than that.


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Hotel Okura Amsterdam - Amsterdam
This hotel has 4 restaurants. Escape the stress of everyday life at Nagomi Spa and Health, offering body scrubs and Swedish massages, as well as hot stone massages, body wraps and aromatherapy. Relax in the indoor pool during your stay. Guests wishing to enjoy a drink will surely want to visit one of the 2 bars/lounges.
In addition to the on-site spa, a Turkish bath/hammam, a fitness center, a spa tub and a sauna are among the leisure facilities on offer. Free WiFi is provided so you can check your in-box whenever you like.
Hotel Okura Amsterdam - Amsterdam
Hotel Info: 1-877-214-4288from 204€
- Executive, with Spa Access, Executive Level
- Room (Adjoining)
- Deluxe Room, 1 Double or 2 Single Beds
- Deluxe Junior Suite
- Superior Room, 1 Double or 2 Single Beds
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At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 300 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 23 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is noon
- Express check-in/out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Children (11 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Pets allowed *
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
- Valet parking *
- Area shuttle *
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Breakfast daily (surcharge)
- 4 restaurants
- 2 bars/lounges
- Coffee shop/café
- 24-hour room service
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Indoor pool
- Fitness facilities
- Full-service spa
- Spa tub
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Steam room
- Sauna
- 24-hour business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 19
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms 19
- Conference center
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Hair salon
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1971
- Elevator/lift
- ATM/banking
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Garden
- Terrace
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Espresso maker
- Bathrobes
- Slippers
- Iron/ironing board
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Pillow menu
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Rainfall showerhead
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 32-inch LCD TV
- Pay movies
- Cable TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Special features
DiningCiel Bleu - This fine-dining restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves dinner only. Reservations are required. Open select days.
Yamazato - Overlooking the garden, this fine-dining restaurant specializes in Japanese cuisine and serves lunch and dinner. Reservations are required.
Sazanka - This fine-dining restaurant specializes in Japanese cuisine and serves dinner only. Reservations are required.
Serre Restaurant - Overlooking the garden, this restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
Awards and affiliations
Green / Sustainable Property
This property participates in Green Globe, a program that measures the property's impact on one or more of the following: environment, community, cultural-heritage, the local economy.
- The property is a member of the Leading Hotels of the World.
Hotel Okura Amsterdam - Amsterdam's small print
Also known as
- Amsterdam Hotel Okura
- Okura Hotel Amsterdam
- Amsterdam Okura
- Amsterdam Okura Hotel
- Hotel Amsterdam Okura
- Hotel Okura
- Hotel Okura Amsterdam
- Okura Amsterdam
- Okura Amsterdam Hotel
- Okura Hotel
Additional policies and fees may apply when booking more than 4 rooms. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Children under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa without adult supervision.
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Special cancellation policies or charges may apply for group reservations (more than 8 rooms for the same property / stay dates).
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A 5 percent city/local tax will be charged
Optional extras
Facility access costs EUR 15 per person, per day. Facilities include fitness facilities, a sauna, a spa, a spa tub, and a swimming pool.
Self parking costs EUR 35 per night
Valet parking costs EUR 35 per night
Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
Breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 29,50 per person (approximately)
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of EUR 35 per pet, per night
High-speed Internet access (wired) is available in guestrooms for EUR 0.00 per night (rates may vary)
Area shuttle service is offered for an extra charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Outstanding 4.6 /5 from 551 reviews
Seem to want to ignore single women business women as not important
部屋は広くて、バスルームもゆったりとしていてリラックスできました。 ただ、お風呂に入った後、鍵を開けようとしたらカギが回らず外側の友人に開けて貰いました。 毎回ではなかったのですが、ドアの閉まりがおかしかったので修理たほうがいいかもしれません。
Had a lovely time in the okura! The restaurants and bars are out of this world. Excellent food.
Had stayed here several times before, using most competitive websites. On arrival we found that the leisure club was no longer free if you booked through an agent, only if you booked directly with the hotel. We were asked to move rooms after unpacking on the day of arrival due to a problem with the air conditioning. The bar and one of the restaurants was closed during our visit. We did enjoy our stay after a rocky start!


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Women account for the majority of Preschool Teachers in the United States. The entire group has an average salary of $12.09 per hour. The income range spans the entire spectrum between $9.04 per hour and $16.90. Earnings for this group are mostly affected by the specific employer, followed by the particular city and experience level. For the most part, Preschool Teachers enjoy their work and report high levels of job satisfaction. Although more than two-fifths have medical coverage and around one in three have dental coverage, over one-half claim no health benefits at all. Respondents to the PayScale salary survey provided the data for this report.
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A preschool teacher, in a general classroom setting, is expected to work with children younger than school age, usually between the ages of three and five. A preschool teacher must engage these small children in activities that are not too challenging but still have educational merit, including, but not limited to finger painting, putting on short plays, singing songs, and reading to them. The purpose of a preschool teacher is to prepare children for kindergarten and elementary school. A preschool teacher works in a school building and can be expected to interact with other teachers, the administration of the school, and any other school staff including custodians and cafeteria workers. To be a preschool teacher one must have a degree in a relevant field and teaching certification. A day of preschool is usually a half day, because most children at this age cannot attend school for an entire day. However, the teacher is usually there from morning to around 4 or 5 in the afternoon because there may be two shifts of students. A good candidate to be a preschool teacher is obviously someone who loves children, but also has plenty of patience and stamina. A preschool teacher will often have to mediate and settle disputes between children and deal with any problems they may have, be they social, emotional or mental. A preschool teacher must be gentle and careful with students because they are at a tender developmental age, and this job should only be done by someone who definitely knows what they are doing and loves it.
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While not commonly seen, Preschool Teachers who transition into a Registered Nurse position may see a rise in pay. The median salary for Registered Nurses is $55K per year. As Preschool Teachers progress in their field, many go on to become Director of Preschools. In fact, this transition is more common than anything else, and pay for the position is usually $34K per year. Another common career choice for Preschool Teachers is to move into a Daycare Teacher role. Typically, Daycare Teachers get paid $21K.
Many Preschool Teachers can be found at Head Start, KinderCare Learning Centers, Inc., Bright Horizons Family Solutions, Inc, The Goddard School for Early Childhood Development, and Primrose Schools, firms that are at the top of the field. Montessori PreSchool leads the field in terms of pay, with a median salary of $37K. Head Start, The Goddard School for Early Childhood Development, and Early Learning Center also offer top salaries for Preschool Teachers. Workers at these firms can expect to earn about $29K, $27K, and $27K, respectively.
Childtime Learning Center pays significantly less than other places with a median salary of $21K, 73 percent lower than the top payer. La Petite Academy, Inc., Primrose Schools and YMCA are three other employers with a reputation for below-average pay, showing salaries around $22K, $24K, and $24K.
Preschool Teachers report using a diverse set of skills on the job. Most notably, skills in Oral / Verbal Communication, Spanish Language, Childhood Education, and Curriculum Planning are correlated to pay that is above average. The majority of those who know Childhood Education also know Activities for Children.
Median of all compensation (including tips, bonus, and overtime) by years of experience.
Experience and pay tend to be weakly linked for Preschool Teachers — those with more experience do not necessarily bring in higher earnings. The average inexperienced worker's salary is approximately $25K, and people with five to 10 years of experience bring in more at around $26K on average. After working for 10 to 20 years, Preschool Teachers make a median salary of $27K. Individuals who report more than two decades of experience seem to make only slightly more than folks in the 10-to-20 year range; the more senior group sees median earnings in the comparatively modest ballpark of $28K.
San Francisco is home to an above-average pay rate for Preschool Teachers, 41 percent higher than the national average. Preschool Teachers will also find cushy salaries in New York (+37 percent), Chicago (+26 percent), Boston (+25 percent), and Los Angeles (+19 percent). Tampa is the lowest-paying area, 13 percent south of the national average. Employers in Atlanta and Miami also lean toward paying below-median salaries (3 percent less).
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School district: Needs new board, not new school
What we really need is a new school board rather than a new high school! A number of alternative suggestions for solving the perceived need to build a new high school, stadium and performing arts center have been proposed (e.g. shift sixth and ninth grade students to elementary and middle schools respectively; renovate the old Memorial Stadium; move the bus barn to the Goldie Road property; renovate the existing auditorium at the high school; catch up on deferred maintenance; restructure the loan to reduce interest payments; etc.), most of which take into account efficient use of resources and projected student enrollments.
Yet the school board continues to tell us that their plan is the only one they will consider. The original plan was not approved by the voters in February, but we were presented the same proposal again, with no attempt to address voters' concerns. Such arrogance is unbecoming in a board that is supposed to represent the public. And that is why our state Constitution requires 60 percent approval for school tax votes (and others) that exceed a specific level to protect the minority from ill-conceived proposals by boards out of touch with their constituents.
Although 54 percent of those voting supported the bond proposal in the last special election, 46 percent of voters had reasonable doubts. That should have been enough to cause the school board to consider revising their proposal to better control costs and use available school buildings. Their positions of public trust demanded no less. Let's tell them to better manage resources that we, the property owners, already provide.
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text: The Orange County Department on Aging and the Friends of the Robert and Pearl Seymour Center invite the public to attend a Celebration Concert, honoring the memory of beloved musician and teacher, Pearl Seymour. Admission is free. The Celebration Concert will take place at 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, January 25, featuring diverse musical talent from the community, including winners of the Chapel Hill Music Teachers Association contest. Additionally, there will be vocal and instrumental performances honoring Pearl's love of music…Find out more »


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Q: A friend of my father's said his wife, who has Parkinson's disease, really benefited from something called palliative care. What is it?
A: Palliative care (pronounced pal-lee-uh-tiv) focuses on relieving pain and the symptoms of serious illnesses. Patients who receive this kind of care will find that the "care team" is all about helping them gain a better quality of life by easing their suffering.
And not only is the patient the center of attention, but so are his or her family members. Team members recognize that loved ones' daily lives are altered when a life-limiting illness enters the picture.
Living with Parkinson's, cancer, congestive heart failure, ALS or Alzheimer's brings major life changes for those suffering from the disease and those who care for them. Besides coping with physical symptoms, the emotional toll often exacts a high price. Relieving stress for all is one goal.
Typically, palliative care is provided by a team that includes doctors, nurses and social workers who work as partners with a primary doctor. The team will help you and your family better understand your condition, learn what to expect as the disease progresses and aid you in sorting through treatment options. The team's goal is to improve your ability to handle the medical treatments and manage the pain.
Not making informed choices can lead to a lot of regrets later. And that's where a good palliative care team can step-in.
"We really help people not to second-guess their decisions," is how Maureen Asper, Coordinator of Palliative Care at Holy Spirit Hospital, explains what they do. As a clinical nurse on a team of doctors and social workers, she helps families make choices that preserve the quality of life the patient chooses for each stage of an illness — and relieving the pain.
People who are struggling with uncontrolled physical and emotional symptoms such as pain, anxiety, fatigue, nausea, shortness of breath, loss of appetite, depression, or sleeplessness because of a serious illness might benefit from palliative care. So would a spouse or other family member unable to cope with the emotional strain of watching their loved one suffer.
So, how to you get palliative care? It's rather new, so you might have to ask for it. If you think that you or a loved one suffering from a serious illness would benefit, ask if the physician treating you would prescribe it.
Medicare and most insurance policies will cover this type of care during a hospital stay. And some hospitals offer palliative care clinics on an outpatient basis or through home health care agencies. (Just be sure to ask if they are certified in palliative care.)
For individuals who face a life-ending illness, hospice programs also offer palliative care during the late stages of the disease. In fact, they've lead the way in providing holistic care and managing pain.
You can find out more about palliative care and if there is a provider near you at www.getpalliativecare.org or call your local hospital to see if it offers the service.
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"Justice is what love looks like in public." -Cornel West
Save The Date and Celebrate!
Community Justice Inc.'s 12th Annual Fundraiser Great Food, Cash Bar, Music and Silent Auction
Thursday, September 29th, 2016
5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Brink Lounge
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Justice…and Legal Counsel for All
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It is our mission to serve this population through direct legal services, community awareness educational
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With the new primary system comes limitations
The independent voters of Washington state got an early holiday present from the U.S. Supreme Court. By a vote of 7-2, the Supreme Court ruled that the top two primary system was valid and could be used by Washington for its state primary.
This issue has been pursued by the Washington State Grange which originally gave the voters of the state its open primary. That open system held for more than 70 years, long enough for the voters of this state to feel they were entitled to it. It was a shock to have it thrown out because it violated the political parties right of assembly.
So, the Grange came back with the top two a system that allows only the top two vote getters in the primary to advance to the general election. For an organization that put forth the open primary as a way to wrest control over the primaries from the parties, it seems somewhat contradictory they would choose a system that benefits only those who vote in the primaries, not the general election.
Of course, they would maintain that the above statement is incorrect. Why? Because the top two primary will allow voters to choose whomever they want for every race without regard to party affiliation thereby giving voters many choices. That sounds good but the reality is that this system will limit voter choices in the general election. For a group that doesnt want to see power concentrated in the parties, this decision has just brought this about.
Consider this scenario: in a primary ballot for a state office, there are two candidates each from the Democratic party, the Green party, the Reform party and the Republican party. Before, even under the Montana primary where voters could only vote in one partys primary, the top vote-getter in every party advanced to the general election. That means in this scenario, under the Montana system, four candidates would advance to the general election where voters would pick from among four people.
However, that is not so with the much ballyhooed top two primary. Using the same scenario of two candidates for each party so that there are eight choices in the primary, only the top two vote-getters will advance to the general election. And, depending upon who the top two are, the choice will be between either two candidates of the same party or two candidates from two of the four parties. So, the choices for the general election have been reduced from four to two. This is better?
What makes this even less appealing is that historically, the primaries draw far fewer participants than the general election. So, even fewer people are going to determine who gets an office than before.
Of course, one could hope that this might actually encourage people to pay attention to the primary since that is really where things will be decided. But, given that Washington states state primary is now in August, a time of the year when many are enjoying the summer, how likely is it that people will be paying attention? It was hard enough to get people to surface in September after school started, so it will be interesting to see if people will be any more engaged now that they do not have to pick a party for voting.
It also will be interesting to see over time how happy voters in Washington state will be with the far more restricted choices that the top two primary brings. To get freedom of choice in the primary, choices have been lost in the general election. That does not seem like a good trade-off for people who want it all.
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With most fantasy football drafts coming up soon, it's time to do some in-depth research in order to gain an advantage over your opponents.
This year, I'd take a long, hard look at the San Francisco 49ers. They've got a select few players who could make a huge impact this season and could be the difference between winning and losing your fantasy league.
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THE GOSPEL PREACHED UNDER THE OLD TESTAMENT AS WELL AS UNDER THE NEW. HEBREWS iv. 2.—For unto us was the Gospel preached, as well as unto them ; but the word preached did not profit them, not being mixed with faith in them that heard it. THE OBJECT of St. Paul's Epistle to the Hebrews, […]
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on 06-02-2013 01:51 PM
I have just installed the wireless connector for On Demand and it works fine. The problem I have is that non of the various programmes/films have subtitles when the subtitle appliction is on.
Yet before I went to the on line version I could get subtitles for all the programmes which support subtitles.
I have just looked at the film J Edgar which I recorded prior to going wireless and it had subtitles. I have now looked at J Edgar using the wireless on demand and there are no subtitles? As my wife is deaf and relies on the subtitles is there any thing I can do to get subtitles with the wireless On Demand?
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Hi Mcardill,
Thanks for posting and welcome,
Sorry but at this moment subtitles through On Demand are unavailable, we have passed this feedback onto the most relevant department.
on 06-02-2013 04:41 PM
I wish this had been explained in the information about On Demand before I bought the WiFi equipment. I have just wasted £21.95!!!!
Sorry Sky but I feel I have been let down very badly.
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Brace yourself for the cutest video of the 2011 holiday season: "Puppy Christmas!"
Filmmaker Devin Graham recruited a friend to bring four little puppies to play with gifts and wrapping paper under the Christmas tree, and captured the adorable havoc on video. The pups are a mix of Yorkie, Pomeranian and Maltese, according to the description.
Another one of Graham's friends, Elton Luz, contributed original music for the spectacle, which has been viewed more than 900,000 times in just three days.
See more cute and funny holiday videos:
» Darth Vader conducts Christmas flash mob for 'Carol of the Bells'
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» Hilarious lip sync, dancing to 'All I Want For Christmas Is You'
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Home > National Historic Sites > Lévis Forts National Historic Site > Activities > An entire summer of fun awaits!
On June 11 and 12, 2016, in a 19th-century fort environment, live like a soldier and camp on the parade ground!
Admission: $88 per family of 4 persons ($22 per additional person)
100 participants maximum, reservation mandatory.
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Friday, July 1, 2016 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Family fun fair : animation and Canada Day cake.
Free admission
On Saturday, July 16, 2016 at 6:00 p.m. Rain date: July 17, 2016 at 6:00 p.m.
Don't miss our traditional military and pop music concert with La Musique du Royal 22e Régiment. You will be impressed with the torchlight parade and by the splendid pyromusical show.
Shuttle service available at parc de la paix and at centre de plein-air de Lauzon