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Hotel Infanta Cristina, Jaen
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- 79 guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Breakfast available
- Seasonal outdoor pool
- 24-hour health club
- Valet parking
- Business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Front desk safe
- Self-serve laundry
- Conference space
For families
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Laundry facilities
- Hair dryer
- Elevator/lift
- Minibar
What's around
- Parque del Bulevar (0.6 mi / 1 km)
- Jaen Provincial Museum (0.7 mi / 1.1 km)
- University of Jaen (0.8 mi / 1.2 km)
- Plaza de las Batallas (0.8 mi / 1.2 km)
- Puerta del Angel (1.1 mi / 1.7 km)
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- This hotel has 79 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 5 floors
- Check-in time noon-midnight
- Check-out time is midnight
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- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
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- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Valet parking *
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In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- 24-hour room service
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Pool sun loungers
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Pool umbrellas
- Business center
- Conference space
- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1998
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Balcony
- Hair dryer
- Cable TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
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Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Valet parking costs EUR 11 per stay
Rollaway beds are available for EUR 21 per night
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 11 for adults and EUR 11 for children (approximately)
Cribs/Infant beds are available for EUR 21 per night
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
Excellent 4.0 /5 from 77 reviews
Nice folks at check in. A bit of a tired hotel. Fine, but aging. Due to design of the hotel, all rooms are off of the multi-story lobby atrium... which means noise. Bed was hard and scratchy, but usual for Spain. Bathroom was spacious.
Modern hotel, clean and comfortable.
We visited Jaen as tourists. This hotel is well suited for business trips. Not in the heart of the old city. Lacks a bit of character.
The drive down the parking lot, was a bit nerve wrecking, because of its narrowness & it being two ways! that's the only sort of negative comment about our experience there. We loved the decor of the lobby and the room. The room was huge, with a sitting room and spacious bathroom, excellently decorated. The location could not be better, proximity to excellent restaurants and shopping. They offered free wifi & the parking charge was very reasonable. The room as well as hallways and lobby were immaculate. The staff super friendly & very helpful. We would definitely recommend it & would stay there again!
Beautiful hotel, located on the main route into the city, it has very friendly staff who were ever helpful. The city centre was vibrant and busy and very easy to access. A street festival was on when we visited and the cafes and bars were thronged with girls in flamenco dresses dancing together.
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Forum - View topicNEWS: Japan's Law Penalizing Downloaders, Criminalizing Ripping Goes Into Effect
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@Charred Knight
Putting words in my mouth again, quote one time I am defending cyberlockers please. Yet the system itself its not bad and all would be good if creators would be compensated but hat is another story..you know like what happened with beloved crunchyoll many members here love and are so proud and quick to point to legal streams, it would be fine if sometimes some of you were to be humble and accept its because "evil scum pirates" started it and broke the laws and someone had the vision to take advantage of this situation instead of criminalizing that this opportunity, yet limited one, became a reality.
Imagine how many thought whoever suggested jumping in with pirates and unite views and strengths instead of war and punishment.... eh Kikaioh (my apologies, go it right now?) that he/she/ was totally nuts and had severe issues upstairs! By no means I cam comparing myself of course.
So some of you cannot imagine changing things 360 degrees, fine, the pocket money creators get is fine, the world would crumble if the middlemen lose power an control, the end of the wordl no? fine, so more copyright, more criminalization, full scale war against evil internet that is killing entertainment industries, draconian laws around the globe, making people lose rights in favor of private corporations. screw the people they are not important!, lose all kind of privacy to have big brother see that I dont download anything... FINE
Its so wrong to want middlemen stop with their ripoff schemes, having them share only 10% to the creator, its so bad that many of us want them to innovate and change business models, its so damn wrong that we want fans to be respected and not seen as mere pawns that make you money, IS IT SO WRONG REALLY? Is it so wrong that many of us are yelling to the publisher we want your product make it easy for all to access "your" content and let us pay you? Instead being ignored and greeted with harsher laws and excuses to implement innovation and doing away with obsolete business models... IS IT SO WRONG REALLY?
Kikaioh you fail to see and understand my views and I yours, nothing wrong with that, you insult me at the end fine, many share my opinion and many yours, and sorry about he grammar but I wont polish and pay too much attention to some casual discussion in a random forum with random users that wont generate any important results, its its been very enjoyable and informative to say the least, which its why we have wasted too much time with this.
Lastly its the industry that has to earn my respect not the other way around, never. And that entertainment industry as a whole has been hard at work to make the contrary happen.
I've said everything I have to say.
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Augh well, I don't mean it to sound like an insult in the end, it just seems you have a very stream-of-thought approach to this discussion that doesn't come across as particularly.... measured? ...maybe acute? It's hard to put my finger on it, LOL, but I don't mean offense by it.
Anyways, I won't fault you for wanting to bow out at this point, it's been a lengthy talk and I've at least appreciated your politeness so far (and for not blowing a gasket as people are often wont to do )
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Nah, well, I had to defend myself there lol, but no real offense taken, this kind of discussion are most enjoyable.
I am indeed passionate with this because I honestly cannot like what the entertainment industry has done for the past 10 years or more, all that arguably started with napster and then war with the internet and the control of it, the many unscrupulous and upfront illegal acts and forcing us the people to lose our rights (I dont necessarily mean downloading, just to be clear, if you are up-to-date with current events you know what rights) in favor to them, really, no, I cannot have sympathy and agree with their wrong ways when the root of the problem is an issue of availability and convenience and since that in itself means the industry losing control and power that can (and already is) shift to the people they dont want to innovate instead pushing new laws.
Ok, here I go again, I am stopping because its a never ending cycle.
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The right to be taken care of by your parents.
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A) The market-share based definition of "monopoly" is entirely irrelevant here, even if I didn't hold it to be meaningless.
B) Trademark is a different area of law that's not under discussion, but how is me throwing together a washer out of random parts and claiming it's a Maytag not fraudulent?
C) Copyright law grants the holder a monopoly on products with certain characters, text, video, etc. If you must have a commodity analogy to comprehend, image if one company had a monopoly on regular salt, another had a monopoly on iodized salt while yet another had a monopoly on sea salt. That most monopolies are extremely broad by comparison doesn't change a copyright's essential character.
D) My usage of "moral right" is hardly unprecedented. Like A, that it's gotten an extraneous legal meaning is of no relevance.
E) All your rights stay after you're dead, passed on as part of your estate(just like copyrights, except those expire).
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Charred Knight
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The problem is that there is a limited number of ways to make an anime, tv or video game profitable.
Say Marvel makes the avengers for 200 million then spends 200 million dollars advertising it. Then they put it out for free on Youtube instead of charging ten dollars at a theater,
Marvel loses hundreds of millions of dollars, and the film division shuts down.
But wait what if they put it up for a torrent instead, then Marvel still loses hundreds of millions of dollars and the film division is still shut down.
You really think Funimation is rolling in money because FMA: B was watched by hundreds of thousands of people on youtube. They maybe made a couple hundred dollars per video.
It cost slightly more to make a big budget CGI film or an anime then it does to get your friends together and record an album.
You see people who make entertainment as some kind of charity that exist for your benefit and your benefit alone.
If you think that the traditional model is ruining anime, manga, and movies, then why dont you change it instead of yelling at people in the entertainment industry that they are doing it wrong.
Then the creators need to put up 90% of the cash for a movie. Who do you think was hurt by John Carter more? Disney which lost at least 84 millions of dollars or Andrew Stanton who is working on Finding Nemo 2?
Here's a hint before John Carter Andrew Stanton worked on Finding Nemo. John Carter did not effect his life at all while Rich Ross is out of a job.
Also I would understand it more if your piracy didn't also hurt the creators you claim to love. It's nearly impossible to get funding for anime now because it's only doing well in Japan now.
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Location: Mexico
The only way I can stream in my country is by crunchyroll and that is it all. There is netflix but is incredibly limited, and to rent first there needs to be dvds available, which in anime is rare. I get most of my series by importing.
USA ways to get anime ≠ other countries way to get anime.
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If it's irrelevant, why do you continue to try and use it?
What does this have to do with the discussion? I brought up Maytag as an example of a brand of differentiated product available on the market --- Maytag isn't the only company that produces dishwashers, so it's not a monopoly. Similarly, Akira Toriyama isn't the only artist producing manga on the market, and therefore doesn't hold a monopoly. For some reason you want to insist that Akira Toriyama holds a monopoly over Dragon Ball in the same way that Maytag has a monopoly over the Jetclean Plus brand of dishwashers --- it's an improper usage of the word "monopoly", because neither of the two holds a monopoly over any commodity being discussed.
Again, you're blurring the lines between economic monopoly and monopoly of exclusive possession. If we went by your usage of monopoly then EVERY company would have a monopoly over their specific brand of product. McDonald's would have a "monopoly" over the Big Mac, Levi's would have a "monopoly" over the 501 Original, and Spielberg would have a "monopoly" over E.T. Your usage isn't just superfluous, it's misleading --- you intend to invoke the negative stigma associated with economic monopolies, but then claim you're not using the market definition of the word, but then continue to insist how it still applies in a market setting. You're twisting the word to fit the way you want it to, rather than the way it's supposed to be used.
You might have been right if were you talking about patents (which can be a state-granted monopoly over a commodity), but it's not correct to use with copyrighted works. The various media industries have been considered oligopolies for a long time now, and there is no shortage of economic resources that continue to suggest this.
I don't mind your personal usage of "moral right", so long as you realize its legal meaning exists, and may be what first comes to mind when people hear you say it. Your usage of "monopoly", however, is simply wrong.
I didn't realize my right to vote passed on with my estate, along with my right to bear arms and my right to petition. I'm glad my kids will get to use them when they reach their 40's!
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Of course I wasn't thinking those sorts of business models. I wasn't advocating that at all. If you want this discussion to remain civil you will stop flat out lying.
So nice of you to know me better than I know myself.[/sarcasm]
It's not my job to change the world. This argument of yours is so typical from people who insist on defending things that shouldn't be defended. You are trying to shift the moral impetus onto me, but it won't work.
Piracy does not automatically equal harm on a micro level, because each illegal download is not automatically a lost sale. On a macro level piracy does hurt, but only for those companies who refuse to change with the times. People are still willing to fork over big bucks for merchandise of their favourite bands. Movie studios no longer have to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on marketing, they can use social media to get the message across at a fraction of the cost.
This makes no sense. If it is doing well in Japan now (and thirty new shows for the Fall season is not bad), then why is it hard to get funding? And heck, the second season of Chihayafuru being greenlit sinks your case hands-down.
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I swear; I keep trying to get out and this guy keeps pulling me back in.
As for "monopoly", as I told you last time we got into this, THE TERM WAS COINED TO DESCRIBE STATE GRANTS OF PRIVILEGE. The definition you keep trying to claim as the sole real one is something the antitrust folks came up with to hijack the negative stigma.
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This law is bad news for the internet, not just in Japan, but for the world as well. This sets a nasty precedent and is morally bankrupt. There are better ways to fight piracy than to flat out make it illegal and start throwing kids in jail. Piracy has always been a service issue, if make the content available in a way that's easy for the majority of the audience to obtain it, people will pay.
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I understand what your opinions are, which do not get more convincing as you condescendingly repeat them as if others cannot comprehend them. I reject your premise and your hardcore anti-industry ideology that seems to generally categorize most who work in it as shamelessly greedy one-percenters as ill-informed and ludicrous, so we have nothing further to say to each other.
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From what I can find, there's not a thread for One Piece either; and the Naruto thread barely anyone posts in. I guess those shows have no demand or need to be streamed either? Using a random forum to judge interest is a terrible idea. For the record, I'm aware of Gon too.
Either way, it's a bad justification to deny that piracy is the only way to watch the big chunk of shows that aren't streamed.
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Chihayafuru is being made because it has a manga, that's why most anime is made, if the manga sells well than the anime continues to promote the manga.
Industry people have repeatly stated that they camt make anime like they did in the 80's and 90's anymore. Now everything depends on a comittee and that means that you have to either be based off of a well known property, appeal to Otaku, or simply have merchandise to the point of being a toy commercial.
When the anime boom happened money flooded in and studios like Gonzo experimented with anime, and created some really original ideas. Now that money is nearly gone, and there's no interest in trying to go outside the box from executives.
Here's what production IG says in the matter. http://www.kickstarter.com/
You're not actually saying anything, your just yelling at people that they are doing it wrong,
"The Other way" is just some excuse to pirate by claiming that the publishers, and studios are doing it the wrong way and should do it "The Other Way"
Of course the people who promote "The Other Way" either promote something that couldnt come close to covering the cost or in your case doesn't actually suggest anything at all.
You mention that studios do wasteful marketing but social marketing doesnt have the reach that televisions give you. You mention that people can make a ton of money on merchandising, but that will lead to stagnation as the only thing that could get made is stuff like Transformers or The Avengers.
"Got to include this in the movie so the toy will sell well"
You claim that "The other way" will create superior products but you haven't explained how. This is an anime forum I dont care about Linux, Windows or music I want to know your idea on how to improve anime.
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LOL if you want out, all you have to do is stop responding, no one is forcing you back into the discussion (except yourself ).
Isn't Burger King the sole legal provider of their brand of Whoppers? Or Lenovo of their brand of ThinkPads? Your definition of monopoly is so broad as to imply that everything that's for sale is a monopoly, including private physical property. Why do you think the modern definition is market-based and deals with commodities?
Conflating...? I'm talking about differentiated products available in a given market. What makes you think the usage of "monopoly" is dependent on whether a good is trademarked or copyrighted? "Monopoly" is supposed to describe whether a business holds singular control over a commodity market --- I'm not aware as to how being trademarked vs. copyrighted changes the use of the word.
Or thinking it another way: Maytag has a state-granted privilege to be the sole legal provider of JetStream dishwashers on the market. So by your own definition, isn't Maytag's line of JetStream dishwashers a monopoly?
From my understanding, monopoly was originally used by Aristotle to describe a merchant who had cornered the market on olive presses. The definition I'm using is certainly the more common mainstream usage, and well-adopted by modern economists (not just the antitrust folks you've referred to). As I've said before, if you want to use monopoly in the sense of exclusive possession, that's fine --- but I'm against conflating it with the modern economic sense of monopoly, as it's misleading and only obfuscates the discussion.
I have rebutted your proposition already, but maybe you're not familiar with some of the esoteric wording I've used. I've mentioned before that "Monopoly" isn't used in the market sense to describe singular control over 'unique products' --- it's used to describe singular control over 'commodities'. Economists actually make a distinction between differentiated products and commodities (both are different types of products).
Voting isn't a right? I guess the 15th, 19th and 26th amendments ought to be reworded then, huh? In any case, you still haven't addressed how a person still has the "right to vote/bear arms/petition" after they've passed away, or how those rights pass on to their estate.
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On Mon, October 30, 2006 8:43 am, Justin Erenkrantz wrote: >> Is there any support planned for fstatfs and friends within APR? > > It's very unlikely unless you submit any patches, but you should know > that. ;-) Indeed :) > But, what information are you looking to get? I am looking for a way to determine, given a file, whether sufficient space exists on the drive to write the file, before that file is processed, and it looks like fstatfs is the way to go. > statvfs()/fstatvfs() is the more portable variant, but you'd have to > do some work to identify what each platform can consistently provide. > And, is there a variant for Win32 that we can call that'll give basic > drive information? -- justin It's the win32 part that I am most interested in - I don't want to come up with an API and find win32 doesn't support it without a change to the API. Does anyone know what the equivalent function is on win32 so I can do some more digging? Google didn't find anything useful when I tried to look. Regards, Graham --
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text: Donovan, Beckham Each Politely Request A Mulliganrickchand6/04/07 11:00amFiled to: who's sorry now?Billy DonovanDavid BeckhamFlorida GatorsSoccerCollege Basketball119EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink It's buyer's remorse day here at Who's Sorry Now, as Billy Donovan and David Beckham each ask the musical question: What exactly is the cooling off period for switching high-profile sports jobs? In Donovan's case, on Friday he decided to leave the Florida Gators to take the Orlando Magic job, then took stock of his decision over the weekend and woke up on Sunday screaming "NOOOOO!" Advertisement To which the Magic responded; fine. Be that way.The Orlando Magic today will allow Billy Donovan out of his 5-year, $27.5 million contract that he signed on Friday. "It's over," said a source close to the situation. Donovan had reservations about leaving the Florida Gators for the NBA on Friday and spent all weekend trying to find a way to get out of his contract. On Saturday, Orlando Magic General Manager Otis Smith went to Gainesville to try to convince Donovan to honor the deal. Smith talked with Donovan again on Sunday, and so did Magic President Bob Vander Weide. Unless Donovan wakes up today and changes his mind, the Magic will let him go, the source said.Meanwhile, there was further terrible regret, this time in the world of soccer, as David Beckham carefully examined his new Los Angeles Galaxy contract and discovered a glaring mistake ... that he's playing for the Los Angeles Galaxy. Advertisement David Beckham is having second thoughts about ending his playing career in the footballing backwater of the United States. The former England captain, 32, signed a five-year contract worth £125 million with LA Galaxy in January after being sidelined by Real Madrid as well as Steve McClaren's England. But while Beckham insists that his US move will not harm his chances of continuing his international comeback, his return and the reception he received from the 90,000-strong crowd at the new Wembley Stadium on Friday night have made him reconsider his desire to continue playing club football at a high level.This will probably happen every time that the Tom Cruise Scientology brainwashing has a chance to begin to wear off.Elsewhere in bitter regret: Sponsored • "Sorry for being so physical, and also for shooting Sonny on the causeway." — Phil Pronger• "Sorry for blinding you with the pink." — Danilo Di Luca Advertisement Advertisement • "Sorry for all the blow." — Milan goalkeeper Nicholas CaglioniOrlando Magic Will Allow Billy Donovan To Return To Florida [Orlando Sentinel] Sources: Donovan Wants Out Of Magic Deal [Fox Sports] Beckham Fears He Has Made A Huge Mistake With Galaxy Deal [This Is London]Reply119 repliesLeave a reply


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(First in an ongoing series that will highlight former Patriots players, their memories with the team, and the lives they currently lead.)
Player: Todd Rucci
Position: Offensive guard
Years with Patriots: 1993-99
Career stats: Played in 85 games, with 75 starts
College: Penn State
Current residence: Lititz, Pa.
Occupation: Financial planning with professional athletes (Susquehanna Bank)
Family: Married (wife Stacy) with two children (Hayden, Nolan)
Life after the Patriots: "After retiring, the banker who was handling my financials asked if I'd be interested in working with him, specializing in pro athletes. There was some arm twisting and some very clear lines on my end that if we're going to this, we need to do it right because from what I had seen, no one had done it right. We launched the private banking sports division close to six years ago and it's been great. We have a wealth of good clients, from young, to mid-career, to retired, from starting quarterbacks to free agents, and everybody in between. It's a good mix and I really enjoy it."
Settling in Lititz: "My wife is from Lancaster County, we had dated at Penn State, and when we started talking about settling down and raising kids, we wanted to be close to her family and my family. It was probably me more than her, as she didn't feel like coming back to her old stomping grounds. We absolutely love it. It's a different speed, but it's close enough to different cities. The fishing is great, the hunting is great, the schools are great, and the quality of life is fantastic."
Memories as a Patriot: "I talk to [Drew] Bledsoe almost weekly and we always laugh about different times. One of the biggest for us was when we made that run in 1996, and just the feeling of the first time the Patriots were getting back into it and being a team to be reckoned with. The Fog Bowl against Pittsburgh with Curtis Martin going crazy. Then the Jaguars game for the AFC Championship, and knowing after the game that you were playing in the Super Bowl. The program kept growing after that and it was neat to be a part of that. I remember what it was like my rookie year in 1993, between ownership and the change with Mr. Kraft coming aboard, and three different head coaches – [Bill] Parcells, [Pete] Carroll, and [Bill] Belichick. You see where it is now, and knowing you were a minor blip on the screen, it was neat to be a part of something like that."
How being an NFL player has helped him in his career: "I think it's the No. 1 asset. There are a lot of financial advisors out there, and I don't think there is anyone with that magic investment. Where I can make a difference is knowing what players go through, what it takes throughout the season, the personal end, what they need and what they want, and differentiating between the two. You try to let them understand that this NFL time in their life is brief and they need to capture as much as they can. The odds are that they'll be retired in three-and-a-half, four years. At that point, you're in your late 20s and you have the whole rest of your life to live. That's the hardest uphill battle, making them realize you won't always wear a jersey."
Being known as a Patriot: "Part of coming back to Lancaster County was to get away from being known as Todd Rucci, New England Patriot. I just wanted to get back to being some old knucklehead who lives down the street. I got that, just a regular Joe. But whenever I get back to New England, like last weekend [for an alumni event], I remember how great it was to be a New England professional athlete. New England folks just absolutely love their athletes, period. It's great to come back and talk to fans. I'm just a fat lineman who never got any headlines unless I gave up a sack, and I'm talking to people who remember everything, certain plays that only I would know. That sense of pride gets rekindled. I felt fortunate that I started my career as a Patriot and my last game was in a Patriots uniform. I was always proud to be a New England Patriot and the further I get away from being an active player, and looking at the role of the alumni, it's more and more clear what that means. The Kraft family has done such a good job building the franchise and pride in New England for football. They've given fans something that everyone can embrace and I'm proud to have been part of something so great."
Growing the Patriots family: "We need to build this and reach out to some of the former players, letting them know they are welcome, that they are part of something and not forgotten. That's often the hardest hurdle for players. Often times, you're not leaving on good terms – it hurts to get cut, or have an injury. Not many leave like Tedy Bruschi, to walk away when you wanted, how you wanted to. A lot of guys don't have that chance and it takes time to get over how your career ended, the fact that somebody else took your place. It's important that they know they're still welcome as alumni."


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Now Oak Creek's Stephanie Kostowicz and Tamya Sims will go their separate ways.
The seniors, both 6-foot-2 forwards, will take their talents to the Division I level next season. Kostowicz will play at UW-Milwaukee; Sims is headed to Bradley.
But when it comes to Oak Creek basketball, the two will be forever joined at the hip.
They weren't just the leading scorers for the Division 1 state champion this season but were the team's 1-2 punch for three seasons. During that stretch the Knights went 68-11 (.861); they went undefeated in the Southeast Conference the past two-plus seasons.
Both players earned all-state recognition from the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association and fittingly shared the conference's player of the year award.
"I'm very fortunate to have two fantastic basketball players that are also great kids," Oak Creek coach Steve Hluchnik said.
The Knights will also graduate senior guard Katie Finn, the team's third-leading scorer, leaving a squad that will have a much different look. Returning will be junior guards Hannah Settingsgaard and Jenna Santi, both starters, as well as sophomores Katie Settingsgaard, a guard, and Nicky Widenski, a 6-1 forward.
Oak Creek's junior varsity lost just one game.
"I think this team would like to be remembered as the steppingstone to the legacy of Oak Creek girls basketball," Sims said. "There's a lot of talented players coming into Oak Creek. The sky's the limit for them."
Here is a peek at how the rest of the area's state qualifiers might look next season.
■Mukwonago: The Indians graduate a strong core but also had a talented sophomore class led by UW-Green Bay recruit Bre Cera.
■Milwaukee Pius: The Lady Popes lose starters Ashley Pitrof and Vivevca Nwagbaraocha, but their talent is spread throughout their classes. Plus all-state junior guard Gabby Green will return.
■Kettle Moraine Lutheran: The Division 3 champion will miss the inside presence of Andrea Meinert, but Mikayla Voigt, the Wisconsin Flyway player of the year, and Kari Schneiss, a couple of junior guards, will lead a deep corps of returners.
■Heritage Christian: Point guard Ramiyah Bennett will be a big loss, but she was the team's only senior. Junior guard Marianna Bautista earned D5 all-state honors from the WBCA.
...And here are some of the other teams to watch in 2015.
Arrowhead (23-3): The Warhawks will miss Classic 8 player of the year Kelly Smith, but the team has a nice junior class led by forward Ally May.
Beaver Dam (19-6): Major losses due to injury forced some players into larger roles than expected. The good news is that the bulk of the team's key players will be back next year.
Cedarburg (20-6): The Bulldogs, who reached a sectional final in Division 2, didn't have one senior on the roster.
Divine Savior Holy Angels (20-5): Whoever ends up replacing Scott Witt as coach will have junior guard Arike Ogunbowale (22.7 ppg) and a very experienced group to work with.
Kenosha St. Joseph (20-3): The Lancers graduate just one senior and will have a dangerous combination in forwards Sydney Cooks, a 6-4 freshman, and Jalah Harris, a 6-foot sophomore.
Milwaukee King (14-10): Injuries derailed the Generals, but they'll have DI recruits Shakeela Fowler and Akaylah Hayes for one more year.
Milwaukee Languages (19-4): The Hawks will miss Kayla Brewer, but a talented freshman and sophomore class should be able to pick up the slack.
Milwaukee Riverside (14-10): With Amani Wilborn (16 ppg) and Alona Johnson (13 ppg), the Tigers have the potential to bounce back from an up-and-down season.
New Berlin Eisenhower (19-7): Leading scorers Chelsea Brackmann (13.5 ppg) and Sammy Kozlowski (10.3 ppg) will return to a team that finished strong and reached the sectional final.
Pewaukee (21-3): The Pirates will return their top three scorers, including Woodland West player of player of the year Abby Gerrits.
Shorewood (16-7): The rotation will be intact for the Woodland East champion.
Sussex Hamilton (16-7): The Chargers handled themselves well considering the transition to a new coaching staff and the unexpected departure of Mackenzie Latt. Hannah Menzia (11.2 ppg) will be the team's biggest loss.
Waukesha West (16-8): Four of the Wolverines' top five scorers are expected back, including sophomore guard Dani Rhodes (16.5 ppg), the team's leading scorer.
Whitefish Bay Dominican (16-10): The Knights will have one of the area's top players in junior Allazia Blockton (24.3 ppg) plus nearly every key player back from a squad that reached the sectional final.


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Category: baby girl names
Lauren writes:
Our two little fellows, Rex, 3, and Leo, 18 months, will have a little sister later this year.
Our Hungarian last name is rather challenging to spell and difficult to pronounce, so we like the idea of keeping her name easy to read and say.
I like shorter, feminine, vintage names like Rose, Polly, and Milly, while my husband seems to lean towards more traditional names like Emily and Elizabeth.
We both love names that can transition easily to cute nicknames like Cece, Coco, and Milly, although this isn't a must.
Whew! Hope this little girl isn't as high maintenance as we're making her name!
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Everything you need to know about girls' baby names, from A to Z. Looking for the boys' version? It's right here.
A is the most popular letter for girls' names, including Top Tens Ava and Abigail, plus Avery, Amelia, Aubrey, Addison, and fast-climbing newcomer, Aria.
Longtime Nameberry favorite Beatrix doesn't rank in the US Top 1000. Beatrice is Nameberry's Number 34, but comes in at a mere Number 601 in the US.
Will and Kate chose the classic Charlotte for their new daughter in May. So did lots of American parents. It's currently the tenth most popular name for girls in the US.
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Name trend watchers are no longer limiting themselves to the waxing and waning popularity of certain letters. Vowels are certainly having their moment on monogrammed onesies, but endings (particularly -o and -ett) and sounds are catching the attention of keen observers.
Recently, Brooke Cussans wrote about PERfect names: a wonderfully diverse list of names all sharing the PER syllable.I was inspired to create a list of VER names, and found that like PER, this sound leads to a diverse list of names that are fresh and vibrant. VER names are so plentiful, in fact, that the list is divided into girls and boys. This is the girls list; stay tuned for a boys version.
There are so many gorgeous classic girls' names to love — from the classic classics like Katherine and Elizabeth to the fashionable classics such as Clara or Juliet.
Then there are the quieter classics such as Ruth and Helen and Mary, a bit sleepy at the moment, as well as new favorites that may or may not qualify as classics: Hazel, or instance, or Beatrice.
What's your very favorite classic girls' name? And yes, sure, you can mention more than one.
By Brooke Cussans, Baby Name Pondering
Both Adelaide and Adeline are beautiful, classic sounding names that have been gaining popularity for the past decade. Although similar, they are also distinct enough that it's very possible they would both appear on many people's lists. So how do you choose if you are partial to both? Sometimes it helps to look at them side by side.
Origin and Meaning
Meanings can carry aspirations for our children, or be a way to honour someone or something we love, while origins can be a way of honouring a particular heritage or your ancestry.
Adelaide — Adelaide has quite the European heritage. She's German, originally Adalheid from the words 'adal heid', meaning 'noble kind'. In Adelaide's original context, noble was meant to denote that someone was highborn. These days though we're more likely to associate nobility with the virtue.


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Billboard Names Top Ten Greatest Rappers of All Time FeaturedWritten by Rachael
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Billboard has released it's top ten greatest rappers of all time list... and well... here ya go...
10. Lil Wayne
9. Kendrick Lamar
8. Ghostface Killah
7. Lauryn Hill
6. Andre 3000
5. Nas
4. Rakim
3. Eminem
2. Jay Z
1. Biggie
To be honest, I'm not concerned with the order. Quite frankly, once you get top five, it's all subjective anyway. And that's just my subjective ass opinion.
But let's just come straaaaaaight mother fuckin out the gate with it..... There's some BIIIIG mother fuckin' names missing from this big MOTHER FUCKIN' list!!!
I mean we're talkin GOAT's here. The GREATEST OF ALL MOTHER FUCKIN' TIME!!!
I'm not even gonna mention the fact, well, I guess that I am, that Snow is literally throwing shit through the windows right now. Nevermind that her beloved Drake has been kept out the mix... but PUN??? Come on...... PUUUUUUUUNNNNN????
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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's (FWC) Statewide Nuisance Alligator Program is accepting applications for a contracted nuisance alligator trapper in Putnam County.
Applicants must be residents of Putnam County and have a clean criminal history, including no fish or wildlife law violations. Preference will be given to those who live west of County Road 315.
Visit MyFWC.com/Alligator to learn about the requirements and to apply online. The FWC must receive applications by close of business on Monday, Oct. 31.
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A great means to become a contractor for the state's wildlife agency. Make your name known here and you can definitely become a prefered contractor. Nice that the state of Florida uses alternate means on some of these nuisance issues rather than spending valuable time that could be used elsewhere for animal management needs in the state.


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How Effective are Emission Taxes in an Open Economy?
This paper compares emission taxes with other taxes from the viewpoint of emission reduction in an open economy. Using a simple monopoly model, we show that emission taxes may not be very effective to protect environment because of the spillover effects between markets stemming from non-constant marginal costs and transboundary externalities. Other taxes such as production taxes and tariffs are more effective under certain conditions. Thus, an easy application of emission taxes should be discreet in the open economy framework.
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Barack Obama has nominated Sonia Sotomayor, a New York appeals court judge, to be the first Hispanic – and only the third woman – to sit on the US Supreme Court. The story of her personal journey, the daughter of Puerto Rican immigrants who grew up in the Bronx housing projects but went to Princeton and Yale universities, elicited tears and applause at a press conference to announce her nomination this week. The US press have dubbed it a "rags to robes" story.
Why is there a vacancy?
These are big appointments, because they outlast the president who makes them. Supreme Court Justices are appointed for life. Sotomayor is 54; she could still be on the bench more than two decades from now, when Barack Obama's administration is just the stuff of history books.
She will be replacing David Souter, a liberal judge appointed by the first President George Bush, who announced he wanted to resign just weeks after Obama's inauguration. Justices of a particular political persuasion usually want to hang on until they can be certain they will be replaced by a judge of a similar hue.
What is the role of a Supreme Court Justice?
There are nine of them, including the Chief Justice, who is currently John Roberts, a conservative appointed by George W Bush in 2005. Together, they form the highest court in the land, equivalent to the law lords in the UK, and are charged with interpreting the constitution.
The Supreme Court is the one body that can strike down laws made in Congress, if they are deemed unconstitutional, and it is the ultimate arbiter of complex legal problems that might have numerous interpretations in lower federal courts or in the courts of different US states. The might of the Supreme Court is a powerful check on the legislative (Congress) and executive (White House) branches of government, and in recent years it has extended legal rights to Guantanamo Bay detainees and ruled that the Environmental Protection Agency has the power to regulate carbon emissions, all circumscribing policies of the Bush administration.
Why all the discussion of liberals and conservatives?
In a way that may be anathema to observers from the UK, Americans are very conscious of the politics of their judges, and never more so when it comes to the Supreme Court. The court currently splits 5-4 in favour of those with a conservative interpretation of legal questions, although Anthony Kennedy – a moderate appointed by Ronald Reagan after two previous nominees failed to win support from Congress – sometimes sides with liberals.
Even after the replacement of Justice Souter, only three of its members will have been appointed by Democrat presidents, reflecting the long period of conservative dominance of the White House.
There is a line somewhere between "interpreting" and "making" the law, and politicians – and Supreme Court nominees – are all expected to insist that they disapprove of "activist judges". But you need look no further than the 1973 Supreme Court decision in Roe v Wade, which struck out the country's anti-abortion laws on the grounds that they violated a woman's right to privacy, to see that the Justices' rulings can have profound consequences.
Does that make the Court a major battleground in America's culture wars?
That is certainly how it is viewed by special-interest groups, who put as much money into fighting their way up the judicial branch as they do into getting favourable laws out of legislators. Anti-abortion campaigners hope Roe v Wade could be overturned, or undermined by a conservative Supreme Court; campaigners for gay marriage hope that equal rights could one day be enshrined by the highest court in the land.
Can we expect another big fight over Sotomayor?
Absolutely. Although Sotomayor is not known for any legal philosophy, conservative groups are already going through her rulings as an appeals court judge to see if they can divine any patterns that might galvanise Republican opposition to her appointment and help block her confirmation by the Senate.
Opponents of judicial activism are already pointing to a YouTube video of her remarks, at a law school panel discussion, about the appeals court being "where policy is made". She will also be asked to defend her judgement that struck out claims by a white firefighter that he had been discriminated against because of affirmative action policies in his department. Beyond that, die-hard conservatives are keeping their fingers crossed for other revelations. "I have got my metal detector out," Tony Perkins, head of the Family Research Council, said ominously yesterday. It's what any good conservative activist would do when confronted with a liberal nomination for the Supreme Court.
But she will be confirmed, right?
Barring some unexploded bombs unearthed by the conservative metal detector, that seems the case. Not least of the reasons is that the Republican party is lary of offending the Hispanic community, one of the fastest-growing constituencies in the country and one among which it lost ground in the last presidential election.
What does the President see in Sotomayor?
Mr Obama added "empathy" to the list of characteristics he wanted in his first Supreme Court Justice, alongside the more traditional prerequisites of a wide legal experience and an impressive intellect. That stirred opponents, fretful that empathy with individual appellants might overwhelm a Justice's adherence to the impersonal edifice of American law.
Most of all, though, he sees a life story so compelling that it can steamroller opposition to her appointment. It was hard not to hear echoes of his own "improbable journey" as the president pointed at Tuesday's press conference Sotomayor's mother in the audience, a woman who lost her husband when her daughter was just eight years old and already diagnosed with diabetes, a woman who had worked six days a week to buy encyclopaedias to educate her daughter, and who had seen her win scholarships to the best schools and universities in the land.
What will the appointment mean?
The injection of such emotional appeals into the Supreme Court nomination is a unique and distinctly Obama-esque phenomenon, designed to reach over the heads of the special-interest groups and political hacks of Washington who normally dominate the process. Whether this is a phenomenon that outlasts the current president remains to be seen.
It is not likely that her appointment to replace Justice Souter would change the balance of the court, however. Sotomayor has not judged any significant abortion, gay rights or death penalty cases, nor any on national security, making her likely votes on these cases inscrutable. She is a Catholic replacing an Episcopalian, a woman replacing a man, and the first Latina to ascend the marble steps to the Supreme Court in Washington – but the she is also a liberal replacing a liberal, and this appointment may turn out to be significantly less controversial significant than any Obama eventually gets to make on the departure of a conservative.
Is Sonia Sotomayor's appointment a big breakthrough?
* The appointment of the first Hispanic Supreme Court justice is long overdue.
* Sonia Sotomayor's inspirational story takes the nomination process out of the hands of political hacks.
* She could ensure President Obama's imprint on the court for a generation.
* She is replacing a liberal justice, keeping the 5-4 conservative majority the same.
* It is too early to tell how she will vote on "culture wars" issues.
* The main significance of the appointment will be outside the court, cementing Democrat gains among Hispanics.
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Hiring managers and human resources staff should review interim rules issued Wednesday that implement a new law allowing agencies to share information about job applicants to streamline federal hiring.
The interim rules from the Office of Personnel Management on the 2015 Competitive Service Act outline the process through which agencies can to collaborate on competitive service certificates when looking to fill a position in the same occupational series and within a similar grade level. Agencies can share job certificates as long as the vacancy announcement mentions that, and applicants agree to it. An agency that opts to use another agency's job certificate to consider hires has to give its own employees advance notice of the job, give them 10 days to apply, and review their applications before hiring from the original agency's certificate.
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All indications suggest that 2017 is going to be an interesting year for federal employees in the pay and benefits arena. Before we get to that, here's a reminder that Washington area feds (at least most of them) will see at least one concrete benefit from new administration—an extra day off on Jan. 20 for the Trump inauguration. But for those who weren't regularly scheduled to work that day, there won't be any "in lieu of" holiday, OPM said.
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Trans Fat 0 g
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Washington: Researchers have found that occupational therapy using the principles of sensory integration (OT-SI) provide better outcomes on parent-identified goals than standard care.
OT-SI therapy for autism is based on the premise that difficulty interpreting sensory information affects the ability to participate fully in everyday activities including eating, dressing, learning and play activities. Typical sensations are often perceived as distracting or distressing for children with Autism.
The current standard of care is behavioural training, which reinforces properly completed tasks, but can take up to 25 to 40 hours per week for up to 2 years to see a change in behaviour.
Neuroscientist Roseann Schaaf, the lead investigator on the study, and colleagues used sensory integration strategies, a form of treatment that is frequently requested by parents. This intervention identifies the type of sensory difficulties and then designs playful activities to help make sense of the sensation.
For example, one goal identified by parents was for their child to take a shower without becoming distressed and exhibiting overly disruptive behaviours. Whereas this behaviour would be treated by a behavioural therapist by providing rewards for incremental increases in time spent in the shower, an occupational therapist would assess whether there were any sensory factors affecting this activity.
The occupational therapist would assess the child's ability to tolerate the water hitting their skin, or managing the auditory, visual, tactile, and olfactory sensations during the shower, as well as whether the child was managing their body sensations-called proprioception-and use that information to design specific activities that address these difficulties.
Then, the OT-SI therapist might work with the child in a large ball pit to decrease tactile sensitivity and improve body awareness. Importantly, the therapy is playful and the child is actively engaged.
The study is published in the Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders.
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