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With a variety of tones and a weather-resistant synthetic-suede head, this is the perfect beginner's drum.
Remo's Advent Djembe has arrived. You'll get more bang for your buck, as this little drum out-performs most other djembe drums in its price range. The Advent djembe is lightweight, portable, and-with Remo's synthetic-suede drumhead-weather-resistant. The Advent djembe is so versatile you can use it for all recreational activities and is manufactured with ABS durable-plastic materials that are impact resistant. It can easily be tuned and played in the pitch range of a djembe or doumbek sound.
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I have one of these little drums and am very happy with it. It sounds good--much bigger than I expected for the size. It is made of plastic, which I wasn't too sure about when I first considered this but the sound is much better than I would have imagined and it is very lightweight, which is its biggest asset. This little drum is easy to take anywhere, does a more than serviceable job, and is fun to play. It isn't my go-to for performance but it is an excellent drum to take along when traveling, camping, or casual jamming.
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- Somewhat different sound than goatskin
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Amazing for a cheap 10" djembe. I went all synthetic so I'd have a drum that would be good at the beach, camping, etc. Toca has a similar plastic drum with goatskin head if you want to go that way.
I'm no great player, I just use djembe for accompaniment at guitar jams and whatnot, but have played quite a few drums. For its size and cost, this is a very good drum. The range of tones, volume and sensitivity is remarkable, far more than I expected considering the size. Very lightweight and I'm sure you could drive a car over it with little or no damage. The shell is very strong. The head is responsive, but sounds a bit like a doumbek as compared to a goatskin head, so it has its own tone but the tone is good to my ear. The ability to tune up to a doumbek-like performance was a plus for me, but I haven't tried that yet.
Very satisfied, exactly what I was looking for.
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The REMO Advent Djembe is a perfect travel companion. It's shell is almost impossible to damage and is light weight. The drum performs well considering its size and is a great addition to a Drum Circle Facilitator's collection (we own 2).
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Was a bit worried that this djembe might sound thin due to its small size. Sounds huge for its size!
First djembe for my 10 year old daughter who has been interested in percussion for years. We love this thing!
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I dont know how the Big tunable Djembes sound but you get a lot of bang for your buck with the Remo Advent Djembe. I have a huge roped tuned Djembe, made with solid wood, that I have put aside in favor of the Advent. The Doons and Goons are deep with only a slight ringing noise, the tones are solid and the slaps are high. As a starter or advanced Djembe one cant go wrong with this little number, it sounds great (my handes are very sore from playing too much, yet I cant put it down) and for the price is a steal.
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All in all, I would recommend this drum, especially for the price.
I recently updated to the Remo Advent after the goatskin head on my previous Djambe began to have serious sound inconsistencies effected by the weather which no amount of rope tightening seemed to fix. With this drum that issue is solved and I get a snappy rim/edge sound along with an unbelievable low bass. I tried this drum out at an acoustic gig the other night and it sounded wondeful. Full bodied yet very responsive at quieter volume levels, plus it sounded great with brushes which is something I like to use for certain tunes.Plus, like the previous reviewer stated, this drum could be tuned high to get a Dumbek tone, or tuned lower for a deeper Djembe sound. Either way it works just fine.
At this price one is getting a great little drum that's impervious to the weather, is light to carry, and has a lot of guts for it's size. This drum is probably not for Djembe purists who insist on real skin and wood, but those drummers, several whom I count as my friends, are not likely to warm up to the idea of an artificial drum anyway. As for me, I'm a semi-professional drummer/percussionist who needs to have a comsistent sound for my gear and Remo certainly understands consistency
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I was going to wait a month or so before writing, but after six days, I am convinced that this has to be the best value in djembes. I got it to have as a "companion" to my 16" Remo djembe. I have it tuned so it sounds like a doumbek, but it sounds great when tuned lower, too. It sounds great either way. I played it in church where I keep my big drum. Its complemented the sound of my other drum beautifully. I took it to an open mic/jam session where it acquitted itself well. I can't imagine how one... could damage this drum. At its pricepoint, you could have two of these; one tuned high and one low. GET ONE! NOW

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The manager is pretty helpful and I like the opportunity to meet and talk with other guests while having breakfast. Availability if wi fi was super cool (although connection is a little on and off). Nicely decorated. The facility is a little poor. No hair dryer, no basic soap and shampoos (although luckily we brought our own), and probably just a small TV will be nice. This is the only place we stayed during all our travellings that does not hv the basics, and we stayed already in hotels, B&B, rental apartment, etc.. The price we paid here is about the same as the price to 3 star boutique hotel in the same area. So if casa dover could add a little more attention to these little details I am sure they will be lovely!
full use of well stocked kitchen 24 hours. really difficult to find and access
Lovely clean and friendly hotel. Central position but not too close to the crowds. In fact the walk from the hotel to the central attractions took you through all the main streets you would want to walk down anyway. Loved everything, the only small point was that the Hotel wasn't well signed so was a little difficult to find.
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The manager (Christian)was excellent and went the extra mile to ensure the stay was great - suggesting places to eat, giving advice and taking good care of guests. None
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This charming facility is a gem in Barcelona. We like the atmosphere which is cosy and comfortable. The design of the hotel is stylish and outstanding. And the person in charge Adom is both receptive and informative. He was always helpful and willing to go an extra mile The overall experience was fabulous. I would definitely refer anyone to come here. Good job Casa Dover. Nothing. The only thing I can think of is the noise form the street in the morning. But hey Barcelona is a big city. and this is not unusual for a big city. i can totally take that.
Very nice staff, modern and elegant rooms, convenient location, agreeable atmosphere. Friendly Bed and Breakfast-like concept with very competitive pricing. Room II receives quite some noise from both the street, the nearby bar, and the common space in the hotel. Although this is a common issue in (Spanish) cities, this room is not recommended for light sleepers.
Fantastic location, very close to la Sagrada Familia cathedral. We stayed in a the double room with private bathroom and shared terrace. The room was very cosy and beautifully presented, shower was powerful and hot.The staff were incredibly friendly and could not do enough to help us during our stay. We loved the communal areas where we could eat breakfast or watch the TV on the comfy sofas after a long day sightseeing. Would definitely stay again. Would have preferred to have breakfast a little earlier. It was served at 9am each day which meant we couldn't start our day as early as we would have liked.
What is the nicest in the Casa Dover is the hostel atmosphere, service and location. This is a pair of flats located in a nice old building in the first half of the twentieth century. The hotel staff was very nice:) Everything was OK
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I think i have seen a tobacco shop in the super market called 'Bhat Bateni' when i visited last week.
I have also seen cigars stocked up in normal small time stores at Thamel
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You can find machine made King Edward, etc. many places, but for hand rolled the only place I have found is the bar at Hyatt Hotel. Green Line next to Hotel Annapurna says they are getting some, but they still don't have any as of this week. Red Tusker Bar and Cigar in Lazimpat should be open next month but we are still working on getting our cigar supply here too.
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The Global Mountain Fund is one of the best non-profits I have worked with to set up a faculty-led study abroad experience for a university group. 13 of us traveled to Nepal for 2 weeks recently with Scott and Sunita as our hosts and we could not have been better taken care of. From the visits to the medical clinics in Kathmandu to the Chitwan and Pokhara adventures, the Mountain Fund was there to assure great lodging and true Nepali experiences. In addition, the time we spent up in Manku village at the Farm was the highlight of the trip and we will be extending our time there next time we visit.
I went to Nepal with a group for a healthcare study abroad trip. Scott planned everything out for us. He met us at the airport and he and Sunita graciously accepted us into their home. Staying with them for a couple nights in Kathmandu was a great transition into the country. We became acclimated to the culture and got to meet Namuna. They took us up to Her Farm where we stayed another 2 nights. The sisters and children were all very excited to have us and made us feel right at home. Shanti took us on an early morning hike up the mountain to watch the sunrise. The sisters showed us how to make Mo-Mos and we had a dance party to celebrate the New Year (we were visiting over New Year). Since we were healthcare students, we were able to see villagers at the health clinic on the farm. It was very inspiring and uplifting to hear some of the sisters' stories. There is an overwhelming armosphere of acceptance and love at Her Farm. They were all complete strangers to me and my group but became more like family during our stay. Sunita is filled with more compassion and enthusiasm than anyone I've ever met. I could sit and listen to her talk for hours and never get tired of it. It's very evident that Scott and Sunita put their whole lives into the Mountain Fund and Her Farm. This is a wonderful organization that is making a positive difference in many lives. We loved Scott and Sunita so much that when we returned to Kathmandu after traveling to Chitwan and Pokhara, we had to meet up with them for pizza before heading back to the US.
Our stay at Her Farm in Nepal gave us the opportunity to taste what rural life in Nepal is! It is impressing to see the renewed confidence and strength the women living at Her Farm get. Everyone has the community feeling which gives them a safe environment to live. The way they take care of each other is amazing and everybody is equal. And with the additional school support and the little health care clinic, the positive influence is not only for the Her Farm people, but also for the surrounding villages. We only stayed two weeks at Her Farm, but is was an unforgettable experience.
One of the most rewarding experiences i have had! To completely immerse myself in a community of people who love and share and give so others can enjoy a more rewarding life.. there is nothing else like it!
I spent 5 weeks living at Her Farm, working along side the amazing women here. I taught English in the school in the mornings and worked with the women during the day farming, preparing food and painting classrooms.
I learn't so much from this experience, as it gave me so much perspective on life and the things we take for granted.
I hope to return one day, as this is an organisation led and run by amazing people, and it seems to be growing and expanding in order to help and reach more people.
Many thanks to Mountain Fund for proving me with such a great opportunity to shadow doctors in Kathmandu's local hospital during a two-week Pre-med program. Doctors are willing to share their experience and explain students medical background of cases of numerous patients. You are allowed to attend various wards in the hospital and ask doctors about their profession. A simple motto applies there: The more you ask and the greater interest you demonstrate, the more you can learn. It is a great way to become aware of a health care system in a developing country and issues that Nepalese doctors face every day. Moreover, you get a chance to meet new people - both Nepalese and volunteers from other countries, which will make your horizons broader as well. I can only recommend joining Mountain Fund as a volunteer - I believe you will not regret it.
It's been three weeks now since I left the Her Farm in Nepal and every day since I have thought about those people kindly and my experience there fondly. These are truly humans chasing the good in life and finding happiness in helping others. There was not one day I spent in my two weeks at the Her Farm where I 1) wanted to leave or 2) felt unloved by these once strangers. I came there to help where I could but it paled in comparison to what these wonderful people did everyday for me. What a great organization and a hard working non-profit that truly makes the most of everything they have and everythings they're given. 10/10 would recommend again.
From the moment I got off the plane, the Nepali people made me feel as comfortable as possible. The sisters are very hospitable and make sure you always have enough to eat. They always try to plan a tour around their wonderful city and make sure you leave satisfied. Overall, my experience to Kathmandu through the Mountain Fund could not have been anymore thrilling.
It is because of the impeccable people working with The Global Mountain Fund that I had a remarkable experience in Nepal. Clearly an sane human being would be nervous packing their bag and heading halfway around the world to immerse themselves in an unknown culture, surrounding themselves with strangers, but once I got to nepal, these women made me feel like I had known them my whole lives. Each and every person at her farm and helping hands community hospital made me feel right at home, which made the experience that much more enjoyable. The program definitely returns as much as you give, meaning, the more you give, the more you get. It may not be returned in extravagant experiences, but you can learn more from these incredible women in one day than you can imagine. This experience has proven invaluable to me, not only for the impeccable medical experiences I gained, but for the memories I made with fabulous people from around the world and the knowledge I gained from the souls of truly wonderful people. Also exploring in Nepal wasn't half bad. Trekking was spectacular -- I went to EBC, but the annapurna circuit was wild apparently. Pokhara was beautiful and I did a 12 day meditation retreat that changed my life in more ways than I can explain.
Her Farm and the women that run it, truly have taught me more than I could learn in any classroom. Not only about myself but about the ebb and flow of life, and for that I am eternally grateful.
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It was a real delight to get to know you and host you in Nepal. Hope to see you back again some day.
I honestly can't say enough good things about my experience with Her Farm. Going halfway around the world to stay with people who were basically strangers was nerve-wracking to say the least, but from the second I stepped foot on the grounds I felt like I was at home. The staff here are truly TRULY amazing, hardworking, and selfless people doing absolutely fantastic work for their community. The children and adults who live here are incredibly kind and accepting, and even on the days where I worked the hardest at the Farm I was so elated to be there with such caring people who could make even the most mundane task fun. Being here was a truly eye-opening and wonderful experience.
Being at the farm was a very unique experience. The people were very welcoming and hospitable at all times. It was a great place to stay and volunteer at.


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After years of great sound design productions, mixes, electronic contaminations, disco and ethnic music, Matteo Ceccarini reveals to the public his more intimate side with a new album (Ma richesse c'est ma liberté), available for download starting august 2nd on the main digitals stores (iTunes, Amazon, Beatport, ect) and in the more branche' concept stores.
The master of musical bases for fashion shows offers a collection of four piano melodic tracks, with the sweet company of arches, an ode to simplicity that wants to get rid of every superfluous element and every pretense, a reflection on the world of excess that is expressed with a minimal writing.
The notes recall Albertinian Mozart-like basses, the gymnopédies of Erik Satie and the works of Michael Nyman. Essential harmonies that evade all virtuosity.
The title of the album recalls the motto of the giants off Camargue: freedom is a part of life.
In the cover picture the author portrays his girlfriend, Eva Riccobono.
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2012 Market Society: Theory, History, Practice, Melbourne, Cambridge University Press, with D. Cahill and J. Paton.
2009 The Concept of Social Capital: Understanding its economic origins and political implications in Australia, VDM Verlag Dr. Muller, Saarbruecken.
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2014 'Welfare reform', in L. Orchard and C. Miller (eds), Australian Public Policy: The Challenges in Turbulent Times, London, Policy Press, 81-96.
2012 'Voting behaviour', in R. Smith, A. Vromen and I. Cook (eds), Contemporary Politics in Australia: Theories, Issues and Debates, Melbourne, Cambridge University Press, 43-47
2012 'Markets with equity? Lessons from Australia's Third Way response to neoliberalism', in D. Cahill, F. Stilwell and B. Edwards (eds), Neoliberalism: Beyond the Free Market, London, Edward Elgar, 204-227.
2011 'Social Capital', in F. Stilwell and G. Agyrous (eds), Economics as a Social Science: Readings in Political Economy, 3rd edition, Sydney, Tilde University Press, 43-47.
2010 'Getting Value for Public Money', in M. Davis and M. Lyons (eds), More Than Luck: Ideas Australia needs now, Centre for Policy Development: Sydney, 267-279, with A. Stebbing.
2003 'Social Capital', Stilwell & Argyrous (eds), Economics as a Social Sciences: readings in political economy, 2nd edition, Sydney, Pluto Press.
Journal Articles
2015 (in press). 'The decline of a home owning society? Asset-based welfare, retirement and intergenerational equity in Australia", Housing Studies, with A. Stebbing
2015, 'Climate change and the welfare state? Exploring Australian attitudes to climate and social policy', Journal of Sociology, firstview: 1-18, w A. Stebbing.
2014, 'Markets, universalism and equity: Medicare's dual role in the Australian welfare state', Journal of Australian Political Economy, 73, 18-40.
2014, 'Marketisation and the dual welfare state: Neoliberalism and inequality in Australia', Economic and Labour Relations Review, 25(2), 185-201.
2013 ''Wage-earners' welfare after economic reform: refurbishing, retrenching or hollowing out social protection in Australia and New Zealand', Social Policy and Administration, 47(6), 623-646, with S. Wilson, A. Stebbing and S. St John.
2012, 'From defeat to landslide loss: a seat level model of the 2011 NSW election', Australian Journal of Political Science, 47(2), 285-293, with S. Wilson.
2011, 'Population ageing and tax reform in a dual welfare state', The Economics and Labour Relations Review, 22(3): 45-64, with A. Stebbing.
2011, 'When labour makes a difference: Union mobilization and the 2007 federal election in Australia', British Journal of Industrial Relations, 49(S2): s306-s331, with S. Wilson.
2010, 'Suburban affairs: Groups and political communities across Sydney', Australian Journal of Political Science, 45(3), 437-455, with A. Vromen.
2010, 'Universal welfare by 'other means'? Social tax expenditures and the Australian dual welfare state', Journal of Social Policy, 39(4), 585-606, with A. Stebbing.
2009, 'From recession to Green Economy', Journal of Australian Political Economy, 63, 108-125, with F. Stilwell.
2009, 'Pragmatist and neo-classical policy paradigms in public services: which is the better template for program design', Australian Journal of Public Administration, 68(3), 239-255, with I. Marsh.
2009, 'Targets and taxes: Explaining the welfare orientations of the Australian public', Social Policy and Administration, 43(5), 508-525, with S. Wilson and A. Stebbing.
2008, 'Restocking the economic toolkit: changes to social policy and the ability of the state to manage the economy', Journal of Australian Political Economy, 61, 267-295, June.
2007, 'The New South Wales Election of 24 March 2007: Explaining the Re-election of an Unpopular Government', Australian Journal of Political Science, 42(4).
2007, 'Did WorkChoices impact on the NSW election results?' Digest article coauthored with Shaun Wilson, Australian Review of Public Affairs, May.
2004, 'Election 2004: Is free university education affordable?', Digest article, Australian Review of Public Affairs, September.
2003, 'Social Capital in Economics: Why social capital does not mean the end of ideology', The Drawing Board, 3(3).
2002, 'The Rational Choice Origins of Social Capital', Australian journal of Social Issues, 37(2).
2013 'Housing, tax and neoliberalism: Growing inequality in Australia', Reflections, Intersections and Aspirations, Proceedings of the Australian Sociological Association Conference, Monash University, with A. Stebbing.
2010 'The Politics of Climate Change and Social Policy in Australia', Public Causes, Private Lives, Proceedings of The Australian Sociological Association Conference, Sydney, with A. Stebbing.
2009 Reforming Australia's Hidden Welfare State: Tax expenditures as welfare for the rich', Occasional Paper no.6, Centre for Policy Development, Sydney, with A. Stebbing.
2009 'A third way success? Markets and health insurance in Australia', L. Chester, M. Johnson and P. Kriesler (eds), Heterodox Economics' Visions, Proceedings of Eighth Australian Society of Heterodox
Economists Conference, Refereed Papers, Society of Heterodox Economists: Sydney, 302-318.
2009 'The 'upside-down welfare' of the superannuation tax concessions', L. Chester, M. Johnson and P. Kriesler (eds), Heterodox Economics' Visions, Proceedings of Eighth Australian Society of Heterodox Economists Conference, Refereed Papers, Society of Heterodox Economists: Sydney, 319-332, with A. Stebbing.
2008 'Suburban affairs: Political communities across Sydney', The Australian Political Science Association Conference Proceedings, University of Queensland, Brisbane, July, with A. Vromen and I. Marsh.
2005 'Social Capital and Civic Neoliberalism: Why the Australian Right has used the politics of recognition', Politics of Recognition Conference Proceedings, Deakin University, 2005.


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SHEPHERDSVILLE - The building is coming together and soon the WalMart on Conestoga Parkway will be open.
But before the Shepherdsville retail store can open, approximately 300 employees must be hired and trained.
According to an attorney representing the store during a recent Board of Adjustment variance hearing, WalMart is expected to be open early in March.
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CLERMONT - In its first meeting without Julius Hatfield leading the meeting, the Southeast Bullitt Fire Board of Trustees listened to several comments in regards to recent events.
But the mood was fairly calm as board members began to figure out what happens next.
Hatfield, under fire for comments made to a television reporter and on a deputy sheriff's body camera, resigned last week from his position with the fire board. He remains fire chief.
MOUNT WASHINGTON - A big change is coming, one that could really affect how businesses advertise in Mount Washington.
At a recent meeting of the Mount Washington City Council, the group had the first reading of a new sign ordinance sponsored by council man Brent Wheeler.
Wheeler said his purpose of redoing the ordinance was to beautify the appearance of the city and rid it of "eyesores."
"We're going to move forward with making this town presentable," he said.
HUNTERS HOLLOW - The Hunters Hollow City Commission already feels like it experienced Christmas this year.
Commissioners and mayor Linda Parker were pleased to learn that the city has an agreement with Bullitt County Sanitation District to clean up the failed sewer treatment plant and surrounding area.
With more issues to discuss in the future, the city announced that its December business meeting would be held in a different location.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - A large agricultural tract at the intersection of Highway 245 and Highway 61 is no longer zoned light industrial and highway business.
In a unanimous opinion, a three-panel Court of Appeals opinion reversed the 2012 rezoning of 130 acres.
That decision by the Shepherdsville City Council rezoned a tract despite the protest of members of Bardstown Junction Baptist Church.
The appeals court decision last week would return the matter to the Shepherdsville City Council.
KINGS CHURCH - For some, driving five or six miles to the nearest store would not be a problem.
For others, they would like a little more convenience.
But for planners in Bullitt County, they are more concerned about the safety of community.
With that concern still unanswered, the Bullitt County Planning Commission tabled a rezoning request that would bring a Dollar General store to Kings Church Road.
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HUNTERS HOLLOW - Within two months, the Bullitt County Sanitation District should be ready to treat sewage from a failed treatment plant.
Now whether the other party in the agreed order is ready is yet to be determined.
With the $125,000 check deposited last week from Bullitt Utilities, the sanitation district could begin its work to fulfill a commitment.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - The county's revenue from its insurance premium tax will get a little bit smaller.
The vote was a 3-2 split, but all 5 percent of the insurance tax collected in Shepherdsville will stay in Shepherdsville.
The Shepherdsville City Council approved an amendment to the ordinance imposing license fees on insurance companies doing business within city limits.
The city previously kept four of the 5 percent, with county government receiving the other one percent.
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about people complaining about the end content of games...about having to raid the same things or do the same things over and over...WoW, DDO, EQ2, LoTR...are just examples of individuals games that people have complained about recently.
In our restricted MMO world how fast do people think a company can profitably (I think that is a word) turn out content for the top end and keep people satisfied while also keeping up quality? What else is there to add to end game to make people play and not complain? What do people want that realistically can be given?
If MMO had an End then why would people keep playing. Seems the end of all games is just the rinse and repeat raid grind for items. Whether that is PVP or PVE grind.
I agree. I think the games would have more longevity if they had more paths to get through the regular levelling so that you didn't have to do the same thing there over and over.. but I guess that would take even more resources to do.
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An easy solution for this is kind of like FFXI's, IMO. Just give the player the option to switch classes on the same character while keeping there level of there previous class when they want to switch back so they don't have to do endgame if they don't want to, and give the players options for endgame. FFXI has regular raids, like any MMO. But it has things like defending a city from a swarm of mobs, raids where players start with limits placed on them (like no hand armour, no subjob, etc) and as they progress, they get very few items that have to be used strategically to unlock limits to finish it.
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There is a growing body of evidence suggesting that intranasal (IN) OT modulates social cognitive processes and behaviors in humans, including increasing gaze to eye regions of others, enhancing the ability to infer the emotions of others, and increasing face recognition memory, and socially reinforced learning. These findings are remarkably consistent with rodent studies showing that OT facilitates social recognition and the formation of social bonds. The overarching hypothesis of this Conte Center application is that OT acts in animals and human subjects to increase the salience and reinforcing value of social stimuli. These findings and our overarching hypothesis have tremendous implications for the development of novel therapies for improving social function in psychiatric disorders characterized by impaired social cognition, including autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and schizophrenia. Indeed, IN-OT enhances some aspects of social functioning in patients with ASD, including increased eye-contact, improved emotion recognition and adaptive cooperation. Despite the remarkable interest in IN-OT, very little is known regarding the psychological and neural mechanisms by which OT affects social functioning in humans. We hypothesize the reported effects of INOT on complex social cognition in humans reflects an impact on the more fundamental processes of salience and reinforcing value of social stimuli. Further we hypothesize that these effects are mediated by increased activation and functional connectivity between brain regions involved in social cue perception (e.g. amygdala) and reward (e.g. ventral striatum). We will test this hypothesis using a combined approach of social cognitive tests and functional MRI (fMRI) with IN-OT administration in healthy and ASD human subjects. We hypothesize that ASD subjects will show decreased attention to social cue and decreased responses to social reinforcers than healthy subjects. The differences will be associated with differences in neural activity and connectivity. Finally IN-OT will normalize behavioral responses and neural activity in ASD subjects. If our predictions are correct, these data will have important implications for combining IN-OT and behavioral therapies to improve social function in psychiatric disorders.
If oxytocin is going to be used as a therapeutic for enhancing social cognition in autism, it is essential to understand how social cognition is impaired in autism, how oxytocin effects these impairments, and the brain mechanism by which oxytocin modulates social cognition. This project will examine these questions in a way that is integrative with the other Projects.
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Hotel Cicerone
Located in Prati within a short walk of Castel Sant'Angelo, Hotel Cicerone is within a mile (2 km) of other popular sights such as St. Peter's Basilica. This 296-room, 4-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like 2 restaurants, a bar/lounge, and free in-room WiFi. Piazza Navona and Spanish Steps are also near this Rome hotel.
This hotel is home to 2 onsite restaurants, perfect for a quick bite to eat. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with room service, or make new friends over drinks at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfast is offered for a fee each morning from 6:30 AM to 10:30 AM.
Hotel Cicerone's 296 rooms provide free newspapers, safes, and phones. Guests can expect free WiFi and flat-screen TVs with satellite channels and pay movies. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and bidets. In-room massages are available.
Property features
Guests of Hotel Cicerone enjoy access to free WiFi in public areas, a meeting room, and a business center. Airport transportation is made easy with an airport shuttle. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can assist with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include express check-in, free newspapers, and laundry facilities.
- Walking distance to Castel Sant'Angelo
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Onsite dining
- Business center
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Guests can travel to and from the Cicerone Hotel in style with airport limousine service (surcharge), order snacks from room service, or relax with a complimentary newspaper and a drink in the lobby lounge.
Multilingual staff at the 24-hour concierge desk can book airline and dinner reservations or theatre and sightseeing tickets.
A daily buffet breakfast is provided (surcharge). Free wireless Internet access is available throughout the hotel.
- Concierge services
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Smoke-free property
- Airport transportation
- Free WiFi
- Express check-in
- One meeting room
- Luggage storage
- Laundry facilities
- Total number of rooms - 296
- 24-hour front desk
- Business center
- Number of floors - 8
- Conference space size (feet) - 3283
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Year Built 1976
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Conference space size (meters) - 305
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Television in common areas
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Room Amenities
- Pay movies
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- Bidet
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Satellite TV service
- In-room safe
- Room service (limited hours)
- Free WiFi
- Free newspaper
- Partially open bathroom
- In-room massage available
- Flat-panel TV
Where to Eat
Guests of the Cicerone Hotel can enjoy a buffet breakfast each morning in the restaurant. Breakfast delivery to guestrooms is also available for a surcharge.
Le Bouchon - Authentic Italian cuisine and Mediterranean specialities are served in this formal restaurant. Featuring silver cutlery and light cherry wood furniture, highlights include homemade pastas and an extensive wine list.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-out time is 10:30 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 6 per person, per night, up to 10 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 10 years of age.
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 12 for adults and EUR 12 for children (approximately)
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All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport. Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.


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It is the carbon cannister & hoses attached to it. You must replace the cannister & have hoses emptied of the charcoal pellets. My mechanic stated Hyundai did not make the cannister correctly, so ongoing problem for everyone, including newer models after a point in time. Costs less if you buy parts yourself & have mechanic install. Check thermostat, too, as it seems to go right after you have cannister repaired. Personal experience & good luck!
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Econo Lodge Inn And Suites, Stevens Point
- Free continental breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 99 guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Indoor pool
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Self-serve laundry
- Meeting rooms
For families
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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What's around
- Museum of Natural History (2.1 mi / 3.4 km)
- University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point (2.3 mi / 3.8 km)
- Sentryworld Golf Course (2.7 mi / 4.4 km)
- Green Circle Trail (2.8 mi / 4.4 km)
- Riverfront Arts Center (2.9 mi / 4.6 km)
Econo Lodge Inn And Suites, Stevens Pointfrom $50
- Standard Room, 2 Double Beds, Non Smoking
- Efficiency, Room, 1 King Bed, Non Smoking
- Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds, Non Smoking
- Suite, 1 Queen Bed with Sofabed, Non Smoking
- Efficiency, 2 Double Beds, Accessible, Non Smoking
- Suite, 1 King Bed with Sofa bed, Non Smoking
- Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds, Non Smoking, Poolside
- Room, 2 Queen Beds, Accessible, Pool View
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- Room, 2 Double Beds, Non Smoking (Pet Friendly)
- Standard king non smoking sofabed
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- This hotel has 99 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- 24-hour check-in
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Children (17 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets allowed (dogs only) *
- 1 per room
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
- RV/bus/truck parking
Nearby Two Star Stevens Point hotels
In the hotel
- Free continental breakfast daily
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Indoor pool
- Meeting rooms 5
- 24-hour front desk
- Laundry facilities
- Elevator/lift
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Iron/ironing board
- Premium bedding
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Free local calls
- Daily housekeeping
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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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.
Mandatory fees
Pet deposit: USD 10.00 per night
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Pets are allowed for an extra charge of USD 10.00 per pet, 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.
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Good 3.1 /5 from 91 reviews
The door did not shut properly and was peeling apart, there was no clock radio and the room was very cool. other than that it was comfortable
The thermostat in the hvac unit in the room didn't work. The hallways were freezing, it didn't feel like the heat was on in the portion of the hotel past the pool. Three burnt out light bulbs in the bathroom, missing the knob for the heat lamp, pealing paint in the bathroom and rusty fixtures. The walls in the room and bathroom had dirt and spots on them that came off if you ran a wash cloth over them. No outlets by the nightstand for a phone charger or cpap machine. One of the lamps in the room didn't work. It was -4 below when we checked in, and the heat was not on in the room. It was FREEZING in there until the hvac unit had a chance to run for a good hour. The carpet had stains on it. Breakfast was a few muffins and cereal, and it ran out before the designated time. The exterior door on the back side of the hotel closest to our room did not latch, so the door wouldn't lock, making it easy to enter the hotel without a key through a back door. This made us very uneasy considering the chain lock on the room door was only held with little rivets. Not a secure place. The pool was gross. It was cloudy and smelled funny. The pool area was poorly lit and dingy. We didn't have time to swim, but I don't think I would have gone in that water. I have a pool at home, and understand what it takes to keep it clean. Extreme budget hotel. Spend the extra $20 and stay someplace else.
I have been driving through Stevens Point for 50 plus years and this motel has been there as long as I can remember. It has changed management a few times also. They have worked hard to renovate it and kuddos to them for the job they have done with what they had to work with. You can see there are some things they have tried to cover up but.... I was there for business and this motel is a great price in a great location. It was quiet so sleeping was not a problem. I loved, loved, and loved that the room heater was so quiet. Sometimes motels have room heaters that the fan is so loud it keeps waking you up all night. Not here! Thank you for that. The room was clean but I did have one problem. The TV in my first room was not able to get a signal from the cable connection so no TV. Well I was alone and just really wanted to watch a little TV and relax. There was nobody who could help so the front desk moved me to a room across the hall. A little inconvenient but not the worst thing in the world! I would definitely stay there again!
Paid 56 total. Run down condition. Mold in shower. Crumbs on couch in room. Need better cleaningred services.
All of the staff were very helpful and pleasant to deal with. All of the common areas were clean and tidy. The room could have used a good clean and paint job. It was dusty and I could see old candy/snacks behind the bed.
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It works By Nox on 6/28/2016Nox would recommend this product to a friendReading a couple of reviews here about corals getting bleached when using Dino-X. Dinoflagellates is a type of zooxanthellae. Zooxanthellae is what gives coral its color. Dino-X is made to get rid of Dino, but if one doesnt calculate their water volume and end up over dosing , it will absolutely bleach coral. Rookie mistakes.
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Dinoflagellates extinct By Littleman on 5/7/2016Littleman would recommend this product to a friendDino x got rid of my dino in 6 doses before dino x i used h2o2 dinoflagellates just kept coming back. I will use nothing else from now on with cyno or any other algae problem. Great stuff!!!.
Worked as described By Rcook on 4/30/2016Rcook would recommend this product to a friendNo more dino! Paired this with a UV, blackout. I no longer have dino in my tank at all 2 weeks after I stopped. I did not have a bad dino outbreak at all just on the sand mostly. At first it looked like this product was accelerating the growth of the dino but 6 days after the first dose it was almost all gone. I had to do 8 doses, 2 extra than I probably needed but I am so happy this worked for me!
Killed SPS By Jeffrey on 2/20/2016Jeffrey wouldn't recommend this product to a friendI used this product for 21 days. It reduced the Dino but did not eliminate it. In the process I lost three Montipora and two Acropora and one Acropora is struggling. LPS are fine and Zoo's are a little unhappy. If you have an LPS only tank give it a try.
I'm currently dosing hydrogen peroxide with great success. Dino almost gone. Research first before using this method. 1ml per 10 gallons.
Definitely Helps! By Rob on 1/9/2016Rob would recommend this product to a friendI give 3 stars because I still have some dino, not bad but they are there. I kept lights on same routine and ran skimmer but did cut back on feeding the fish. I have some die back on sps however the peppermint shrimp and some sponges are doing ok as well as anemones. I may up my dosage, doing 2 mil per gallon of water. Also due to not understanding the instructions I dosed every day instead of every 2 days. So I started dosing hydrogen peroxide every other day.
Kills Dinos....and other things By TrevorM on 1/2/2016TrevorM would recommend this product to a friendI rarely post reviews of products, but I thought this one deserved it. I've been battling dinos for months, and have tried all sorts of natural treatments only to find them coming back stronger than ever.
Bottom line: this product works. You MUST ensure not to overdose, and be careful with certain sensitive animals like anemones (I should have heeded the warning and moved my to a QT). I lost a few SPS because I was aggressive with the dosing....this stuff kills a lot of good stuff along with the bad, so you need to take that into consideration. Ultimately, however, the dinos are gone, and my tank is thriving like never before with the proper balance of algae and bacteria.